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Sweden shall pay 896,604,897 euros during the period for the next multi-annual budget framework (2014-2020) Ratificering av ett finansieringsavtal gällande den elfte europeiska utvecklingsfonden (EUF 11). Sverige ska betala 896 604 897 euro under perioden för nästkommande fleråriga budgetram (2014-2020) Sweden EC/European Commission Ministry for Foreign Affairs EDF/European Commission - European Development Fund 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 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Sweden shall pay 896,604,897 euros during the period for the next multi-annual budget framework (2014-2020) Ratificering av ett finansieringsavtal gällande den elfte europeiska utvecklingsfonden (EUF 11). Sverige ska betala 896 604 897 euro under perioden för nästkommande fleråriga budgetram (2014-2020) Sweden EC/European Commission Ministry for Foreign Affairs EIB/European Investment Bank 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 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Focus is on basic health services, in particular for vulnerable groups such as children, women and the poor. CHAI will provide support to six countries (Ethiopia, South Africa, Swaziland, Rwanda, Zambia and Malawi) and at a regional level to the African Union. The four partner countries can all contribute with experiences of relevance for the entire region. CHAI works closely with partner governments and the work program is specific for each country but based on the projects three specific targets of; defining the benefits plan for basic health services, mobilize and pool resources and improve resource management. The four focus countries have a total population of 170 million, of which 55 million are living in poverty. The comprehensive reforms that the intervention will contribute to are expected to cover most of the population with focus on the poorest and most vulnerable. At the regional level, the project is expected to contribute to cross-country exchanges, documentation of methods and best practice and dissemination of knowledge. The project will run for four years and the total cost is estimated at SEK 135 million. Sida is the sole financier of the intervention. The project is an iteration of the previous contribution to CHAI and work is now focused around four (instead of the current eight) countries, but with increased engagement in the remaining four countries. The contribution mainly finances staff at CHAI country offices and a global/regional support team. The contribution mainly consists of technical support and as such is classified as Freestanding Technical Cooperation. CHAI har inkommit med ett förslag till ett regionalt program för att långsiktigt bidra till avsevärt ökad tillgång till, och nyttjande av, hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster i östra och södra Afrika. Fokus ligger särskilt på grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster för särskilt utsatta grupper som till exempel barn, kvinnor och fattiga. Genom att försöka minska de ekonomiska hindren för att få tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård kommer insatsen att bidra till en utveckling mot allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. Detta kommer i sin tur att få positiva effekter på såväl sjuklighets- som dödlighetstal i regionen. Länderna i regionen konfronteras med liknande utmaningar vad gäller finansiering av en allmän hälso- och sjukvård. Det finns därför utrymme för att dra nytta av en gemensam ansats inför dessa utmaningar och att erfarenheter tas tillvara och delas inom regionen. Inom ramen för insatsen kommer CHAI att tillhandahålla stöd till sex länder samt ett regionalt engagemang genom den Afrikanska Unionen. De fyra länderna är Etiopien, Sydafrika, Swaziland, Zambia, Rwanda och Malawi - länder som alla kan bidra med relevanta erfarenheter för regionen som helhet. I samtliga länder pågår olika initiativ för att öka tillgång till och nyttjandet av grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster. CHAIs arbetar i nära samarbete med samarbetsländernas förvaltningar. Arbetsplanen är till sin natur flexibel i och med de skiftande behov som länderna har. Arbetets exakta utformning är därmed specifik för varje land, och kommer att utvecklas över tid, men tar sin utgångspunkt i de 3 specifika mål som insatsen har, det vill säga att definiera vilka hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster som ska betraktas som en rättighet för alla, mobilisera och samla resurser och förbättra hanteringen av dessa resurser. I Etiopien och Sydafrika, de två länder som har mest framskridna planer för allmän hälso- och sjukvårdsförsäkringar, kommer en viktig del av arbetet att fokusera kring utformning och kostnadsberäkningar av grundläggande hälso och sjukvård. I Malawi kommer fokus snarare att ligga på att stärka biståndssamordningen för mer effektiv resurshantering. I Swaziland är arbetet i ett första skede inriktat på att utvecklas system för att allokera resurser mer noggrant utifrån behov. Förbättringar inom dessa tre målområden kommer i sin tur att bidra till att kunna ta ytterligare steg mot en allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. I de fyra länder som primärt berörs av programmet bor 170 miljoner människor varav 55 miljoner lever i fattigdom. De omfattande hälsoreformer som programmet ska bidra till förväntas täcka in större delen av denna befolkning, med fokus på de fattiga och mest utsatta. Regionalt förväntas interventionen bidra till att stärka utbytet mellan länder, dokumentera och sprida metoder och best practice. Genom denna kapacitetsuppbyggnad förväntas mottagarländerna i förlängningen kunna ta arbetet mot allmän hälso- och sjukvård framåt oberoende av externa givare. Vidare syftar insatsen till att påverka regionalt genom ett aktivt engagemang gentemot Afrikanska Unionen i deras arbete med att implementera Afrikanska Unionens Hälsostrategi för 2016-2030. Arbetet med att implementera strategin är ännu i ett tidigt skede och CHAIs engagemang mot AU kommer därför att behöva utvecklas under insatsen gång. Den övergripande planen är dock att stötta AUs arbete i att driva frågan om allmän sjukvård för alla gentemot medlemsländerna och därigenom bidra till att frågan får ökad uppmärksamhet i unionens medlemsländer och i de övriga regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna. Insatsen löper över fyra år och omfattar totalt 135 miljoner kronor och Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektet är en utveckling av tidigare stöd till CHAI. Arbetet fokuseras nu från åtta till fyra länder men med ett större engagemang i varje land samt ett mer formaliserat engagemang på regional nivå. Projektet finansierar i huvudsak personal vid CHAIs landkontor samt ett globalt/regionalt stödteam. Insatsne bygger i huvudsak på tekniskt stöd genom att bygga kapacitet inom hälsosystem/hälsfinansiering inom länders hälsoministerier. The overarching goal of the project is to empower governments in sub-Saharan Africa to accelerate progress towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by sustainably and substantially increasing access to and utilization of basic health services for those at greatest need, including women, children and other poor and vulnerable populations. CHAI will work by addressing financial barriers to access and utilization, with a focus on the needs of the most vulnerable. Addressing financial barriers will enable countries to accelerate progress towards UHC and reduce morbidity and mortality. This requires strengthening or reforming health financing systems to address resource gaps and increase financial protection, ensuring that payments for health do not expose households to financial hardship. A one-year cost extension to the end of 2021 with an additional 60 MSEK, decision ZAM-DC35/202 was agreed in 2020. The extension includes amendments to the programmes theory of change and results framework, expansion of the programme to West Africa, in Nigeria, the scaling down of activities in Zambia, and explicit focus of the contribution to Sexual and Reproductive Health in the region in the final year of implementation. The third amendment re-casted the initial five objectives into the following three: 1. Building and sustaining capacity in the region. The last two and half years of the programme has built capacity in ministries of health technocrats in target countries to foster a culture of evidence- based decision making and accountability to rights holders. In the final year of implementation, CHAI will refocus this objective towards more sustainable approaches of capacity building, by engaging local training and research institutions to build linkages with governments and funders to eventually play CHAIs technical role. 2. Strengthening systems for sexual reproductive health. CHAI has been at the centre of supporting domestic resource harmonization and mobilization in target countries. This work will now move towards multi-country bottleneck analyses to identify where additional funding at national level has translated into improved sexual reproductive health services, or not. By systematically assessing financing, management and delivery systems, in the final year of the programme, CHAI will expand its work to subnational level to definitively strengthen systems and demonstrate progress towards SRHR and UHC goals. 3. Regional learning to propagate impact. CHAI has already made much progress in documenting its practical and diverse approaches target countries have taken to achieve the common goal of Universal Health Care. In its final year the programme will increase the reach of non-target countries it engages with lessons from target countries by building bridges with strategic partners in Sidas regional SRHR portfolio and other donors CHAI already has a relationship with. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Africa, regional Health policy and administrative management Basic health care Reproductive health care Health, General Basic Health Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health In Nigeria, CHAI provided support to deliver on the promise of the National Health Act 2014 reform, reaching 124,529 beneficiaries in Kano and Kaduna State through the roll-out of vulnerable population programs, which entirely subsidize essential services for vulnerable pregnant women and children. Nigeria CHAI has also worked to operationalize the Basic Health Care Provision Fund and implement the Vulnerable Populations Program in Kano State, which has mobilized resources and facilitated access to essential SRMNCH services for rural poor women ad children. Since 2019, CHAI the Kano State VPP program has provided essential SRMNCH services to 20,000 pregnant women and pregnant adolescent girls and children. In Malawi, CHAI worked with District Health Management Teams (DHMTs) who play a critical role in primary and secondary service provision within a system still facing significant challenges in essential SRH service coverage. Working together with the DHMTs, an assessment showed that while funds were reaching facilities, there were service delivery bottlenecks in the management of other key health system pillars, including insufficient recruitment of priority workforce cadres for SRH (such as nurse midwife technicians) and potential leakages in the supply chain for essential commodities (despite 100% utilization of the drug budget). CHAI worked with the DHMTs to develop practical solutions to these challenges, including the strengthened use of data and auditing for improved decision-making. Proposed solutions by the DHMT included strengthened internal audit for the management of SRH commodities, complemented by improved community oversight. This work continued as part of CHAIs support to district health managers and learnings were documented to be leveraged by the national government in work across districts. In Rwanda, the Mutuelles scheme is often cited as an example of success in the region given its far reaching service and population coverage. However, the scheme faces significant challenges for sustainability and timely payment to providers which is critical to avoid disruptions in service delivery. When management of the Mutuelles moved from the MoH to Rwanda Social Security Board (RSSB), CHAI worked with the RSSB to conduct analyses aimed at improving performance in terms of equity of coverage and sustainability. It supported RSSB to mainstream a process for routine monitoring of key performance indicators for CBHI. This included process indicators to promote understanding of how the scheme is being managed and to surface opportunities for greater process efficiencies, including to reduce the time it takes to process claims and make payments to facilities. Addressing delays in payment was a key priority for new RSSB leadership as some facilities had not received payments for several months and were under critical cash flow pressure, which had an impact on continuity of services. In 2020, CHAIs work with the RSSB to improve claims verification led to the clearing of USD 3.13M of unpaid invoices and an increase in timely payments. In 2021, results of the analyses conducted by the CHAI team were leveraged by RSSB leadership to build the case for provider payment reform, with data demonstrating that under the current system, providers at PHC level are experiencing an average delay in payment of 5 months, with high administrative costs associated with claims adjudication and inefficiencies in reimbursement. In Zambia, CHAI helped to strengthen decentralization of financial management to district level by facilitating automation of district action planning that could be integrated with national systems, and then building subnational capacity to use new automated systems for planning and budgeting. This has increased transparency and accountability, allowing health managers at all levels of the system to actively plan and manage their activities and expenditures. CHAI also supported governments to monitor data on equity in coverage and remain accountable to beneficiaries and health insurance scheme performance goals. In Ethiopia and Rwanda, CHAI worked to strengthen the use of disaggregated data from insurance information systems, and in Kano State (Nigeria) to solicit feedback from beneficiaries of the insurance scheme. CHAI also helped to make information more widely available beyond government. For example, CHAI worked with the Ministry of Health in Malawi to make information on health funding flows and financing gaps more easily accessible to the public and donors on the MoH website, facilitating joint planning, transparency, and accountability No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10031-10031A0101 Sweden CHAI implements a regional program on sustainable financing moving towards universal health coverage (UHC) in Eastern and Southern Africa. Focus is on basic health services, in particular for vulnerable groups such as children, women and the poor. CHAI will provide support to six countries (Ethiopia, South Africa, Swaziland, Rwanda, Zambia and Malawi) and at a regional level to the African Union. The four partner countries can all contribute with experiences of relevance for the entire region. CHAI works closely with partner governments and the work program is specific for each country but based on the projects three specific targets of; defining the benefits plan for basic health services, mobilize and pool resources and improve resource management. The four focus countries have a total population of 170 million, of which 55 million are living in poverty. The comprehensive reforms that the intervention will contribute to are expected to cover most of the population with focus on the poorest and most vulnerable. At the regional level, the project is expected to contribute to cross-country exchanges, documentation of methods and best practice and dissemination of knowledge. The project will run for four years and the total cost is estimated at SEK 135 million. Sida is the sole financier of the intervention. The project is an iteration of the previous contribution to CHAI and work is now focused around four (instead of the current eight) countries, but with increased engagement in the remaining four countries. The contribution mainly finances staff at CHAI country offices and a global/regional support team. The contribution mainly consists of technical support and as such is classified as Freestanding Technical Cooperation. CHAI har inkommit med ett förslag till ett regionalt program för att långsiktigt bidra till avsevärt ökad tillgång till, och nyttjande av, hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster i östra och södra Afrika. Fokus ligger särskilt på grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster för särskilt utsatta grupper som till exempel barn, kvinnor och fattiga. Genom att försöka minska de ekonomiska hindren för att få tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård kommer insatsen att bidra till en utveckling mot allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. Detta kommer i sin tur att få positiva effekter på såväl sjuklighets- som dödlighetstal i regionen. Länderna i regionen konfronteras med liknande utmaningar vad gäller finansiering av en allmän hälso- och sjukvård. Det finns därför utrymme för att dra nytta av en gemensam ansats inför dessa utmaningar och att erfarenheter tas tillvara och delas inom regionen. Inom ramen för insatsen kommer CHAI att tillhandahålla stöd till sex länder samt ett regionalt engagemang genom den Afrikanska Unionen. De fyra länderna är Etiopien, Sydafrika, Swaziland, Zambia, Rwanda och Malawi - länder som alla kan bidra med relevanta erfarenheter för regionen som helhet. I samtliga länder pågår olika initiativ för att öka tillgång till och nyttjandet av grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster. CHAIs arbetar i nära samarbete med samarbetsländernas förvaltningar. Arbetsplanen är till sin natur flexibel i och med de skiftande behov som länderna har. Arbetets exakta utformning är därmed specifik för varje land, och kommer att utvecklas över tid, men tar sin utgångspunkt i de 3 specifika mål som insatsen har, det vill säga att definiera vilka hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster som ska betraktas som en rättighet för alla, mobilisera och samla resurser och förbättra hanteringen av dessa resurser. I Etiopien och Sydafrika, de två länder som har mest framskridna planer för allmän hälso- och sjukvårdsförsäkringar, kommer en viktig del av arbetet att fokusera kring utformning och kostnadsberäkningar av grundläggande hälso och sjukvård. I Malawi kommer fokus snarare att ligga på att stärka biståndssamordningen för mer effektiv resurshantering. I Swaziland är arbetet i ett första skede inriktat på att utvecklas system för att allokera resurser mer noggrant utifrån behov. Förbättringar inom dessa tre målområden kommer i sin tur att bidra till att kunna ta ytterligare steg mot en allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. I de fyra länder som primärt berörs av programmet bor 170 miljoner människor varav 55 miljoner lever i fattigdom. De omfattande hälsoreformer som programmet ska bidra till förväntas täcka in större delen av denna befolkning, med fokus på de fattiga och mest utsatta. Regionalt förväntas interventionen bidra till att stärka utbytet mellan länder, dokumentera och sprida metoder och best practice. Genom denna kapacitetsuppbyggnad förväntas mottagarländerna i förlängningen kunna ta arbetet mot allmän hälso- och sjukvård framåt oberoende av externa givare. Vidare syftar insatsen till att påverka regionalt genom ett aktivt engagemang gentemot Afrikanska Unionen i deras arbete med att implementera Afrikanska Unionens Hälsostrategi för 2016-2030. Arbetet med att implementera strategin är ännu i ett tidigt skede och CHAIs engagemang mot AU kommer därför att behöva utvecklas under insatsen gång. Den övergripande planen är dock att stötta AUs arbete i att driva frågan om allmän sjukvård för alla gentemot medlemsländerna och därigenom bidra till att frågan får ökad uppmärksamhet i unionens medlemsländer och i de övriga regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna. Insatsen löper över fyra år och omfattar totalt 135 miljoner kronor och Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektet är en utveckling av tidigare stöd till CHAI. Arbetet fokuseras nu från åtta till fyra länder men med ett större engagemang i varje land samt ett mer formaliserat engagemang på regional nivå. Projektet finansierar i huvudsak personal vid CHAIs landkontor samt ett globalt/regionalt stödteam. Insatsne bygger i huvudsak på tekniskt stöd genom att bygga kapacitet inom hälsosystem/hälsfinansiering inom länders hälsoministerier. The overarching goal of the project is to empower governments in sub-Saharan Africa to accelerate progress towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by sustainably and substantially increasing access to and utilization of basic health services for those at greatest need, including women, children and other poor and vulnerable populations. CHAI will work by addressing financial barriers to access and utilization, with a focus on the needs of the most vulnerable. Addressing financial barriers will enable countries to accelerate progress towards UHC and reduce morbidity and mortality. This requires strengthening or reforming health financing systems to address resource gaps and increase financial protection, ensuring that payments for health do not expose households to financial hardship. A one-year cost extension to the end of 2021 with an additional 60 MSEK, decision ZAM-DC35/202 was agreed in 2020. The extension includes amendments to the programmes theory of change and results framework, expansion of the programme to West Africa, in Nigeria, the scaling down of activities in Zambia, and explicit focus of the contribution to Sexual and Reproductive Health in the region in the final year of implementation. The third amendment re-casted the initial five objectives into the following three: 1. Building and sustaining capacity in the region. The last two and half years of the programme has built capacity in ministries of health technocrats in target countries to foster a culture of evidence- based decision making and accountability to rights holders. In the final year of implementation, CHAI will refocus this objective towards more sustainable approaches of capacity building, by engaging local training and research institutions to build linkages with governments and funders to eventually play CHAIs technical role. 2. Strengthening systems for sexual reproductive health. CHAI has been at the centre of supporting domestic resource harmonization and mobilization in target countries. This work will now move towards multi-country bottleneck analyses to identify where additional funding at national level has translated into improved sexual reproductive health services, or not. By systematically assessing financing, management and delivery systems, in the final year of the programme, CHAI will expand its work to subnational level to definitively strengthen systems and demonstrate progress towards SRHR and UHC goals. 3. Regional learning to propagate impact. CHAI has already made much progress in documenting its practical and diverse approaches target countries have taken to achieve the common goal of Universal Health Care. In its final year the programme will increase the reach of non-target countries it engages with lessons from target countries by building bridges with strategic partners in Sidas regional SRHR portfolio and other donors CHAI already has a relationship with. Sweden CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 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Focus is on basic health services, in particular for vulnerable groups such as children, women and the poor. CHAI will provide support to six countries (Ethiopia, South Africa, Swaziland, Rwanda, Zambia and Malawi) and at a regional level to the African Union. The four partner countries can all contribute with experiences of relevance for the entire region. CHAI works closely with partner governments and the work program is specific for each country but based on the projects three specific targets of; defining the benefits plan for basic health services, mobilize and pool resources and improve resource management. The four focus countries have a total population of 170 million, of which 55 million are living in poverty. The comprehensive reforms that the intervention will contribute to are expected to cover most of the population with focus on the poorest and most vulnerable. At the regional level, the project is expected to contribute to cross-country exchanges, documentation of methods and best practice and dissemination of knowledge. The project will run for four years and the total cost is estimated at SEK 135 million. Sida is the sole financier of the intervention. The project is an iteration of the previous contribution to CHAI and work is now focused around four (instead of the current eight) countries, but with increased engagement in the remaining four countries. The contribution mainly finances staff at CHAI country offices and a global/regional support team. The contribution mainly consists of technical support and as such is classified as Freestanding Technical Cooperation. CHAI har inkommit med ett förslag till ett regionalt program för att långsiktigt bidra till avsevärt ökad tillgång till, och nyttjande av, hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster i östra och södra Afrika. Fokus ligger särskilt på grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster för särskilt utsatta grupper som till exempel barn, kvinnor och fattiga. Genom att försöka minska de ekonomiska hindren för att få tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård kommer insatsen att bidra till en utveckling mot allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. Detta kommer i sin tur att få positiva effekter på såväl sjuklighets- som dödlighetstal i regionen. Länderna i regionen konfronteras med liknande utmaningar vad gäller finansiering av en allmän hälso- och sjukvård. Det finns därför utrymme för att dra nytta av en gemensam ansats inför dessa utmaningar och att erfarenheter tas tillvara och delas inom regionen. Inom ramen för insatsen kommer CHAI att tillhandahålla stöd till sex länder samt ett regionalt engagemang genom den Afrikanska Unionen. De fyra länderna är Etiopien, Sydafrika, Swaziland, Zambia, Rwanda och Malawi - länder som alla kan bidra med relevanta erfarenheter för regionen som helhet. I samtliga länder pågår olika initiativ för att öka tillgång till och nyttjandet av grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster. CHAIs arbetar i nära samarbete med samarbetsländernas förvaltningar. Arbetsplanen är till sin natur flexibel i och med de skiftande behov som länderna har. Arbetets exakta utformning är därmed specifik för varje land, och kommer att utvecklas över tid, men tar sin utgångspunkt i de 3 specifika mål som insatsen har, det vill säga att definiera vilka hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster som ska betraktas som en rättighet för alla, mobilisera och samla resurser och förbättra hanteringen av dessa resurser. I Etiopien och Sydafrika, de två länder som har mest framskridna planer för allmän hälso- och sjukvårdsförsäkringar, kommer en viktig del av arbetet att fokusera kring utformning och kostnadsberäkningar av grundläggande hälso och sjukvård. I Malawi kommer fokus snarare att ligga på att stärka biståndssamordningen för mer effektiv resurshantering. I Swaziland är arbetet i ett första skede inriktat på att utvecklas system för att allokera resurser mer noggrant utifrån behov. Förbättringar inom dessa tre målområden kommer i sin tur att bidra till att kunna ta ytterligare steg mot en allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. I de fyra länder som primärt berörs av programmet bor 170 miljoner människor varav 55 miljoner lever i fattigdom. De omfattande hälsoreformer som programmet ska bidra till förväntas täcka in större delen av denna befolkning, med fokus på de fattiga och mest utsatta. Regionalt förväntas interventionen bidra till att stärka utbytet mellan länder, dokumentera och sprida metoder och best practice. Genom denna kapacitetsuppbyggnad förväntas mottagarländerna i förlängningen kunna ta arbetet mot allmän hälso- och sjukvård framåt oberoende av externa givare. Vidare syftar insatsen till att påverka regionalt genom ett aktivt engagemang gentemot Afrikanska Unionen i deras arbete med att implementera Afrikanska Unionens Hälsostrategi för 2016-2030. Arbetet med att implementera strategin är ännu i ett tidigt skede och CHAIs engagemang mot AU kommer därför att behöva utvecklas under insatsen gång. Den övergripande planen är dock att stötta AUs arbete i att driva frågan om allmän sjukvård för alla gentemot medlemsländerna och därigenom bidra till att frågan får ökad uppmärksamhet i unionens medlemsländer och i de övriga regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna. Insatsen löper över fyra år och omfattar totalt 135 miljoner kronor och Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektet är en utveckling av tidigare stöd till CHAI. Arbetet fokuseras nu från åtta till fyra länder men med ett större engagemang i varje land samt ett mer formaliserat engagemang på regional nivå. Projektet finansierar i huvudsak personal vid CHAIs landkontor samt ett globalt/regionalt stödteam. Insatsne bygger i huvudsak på tekniskt stöd genom att bygga kapacitet inom hälsosystem/hälsfinansiering inom länders hälsoministerier. The overarching goal of the project is to empower governments in sub-Saharan Africa to accelerate progress towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by sustainably and substantially increasing access to and utilization of basic health services for those at greatest need, including women, children and other poor and vulnerable populations. CHAI will work by addressing financial barriers to access and utilization, with a focus on the needs of the most vulnerable. Addressing financial barriers will enable countries to accelerate progress towards UHC and reduce morbidity and mortality. This requires strengthening or reforming health financing systems to address resource gaps and increase financial protection, ensuring that payments for health do not expose households to financial hardship. A one-year cost extension to the end of 2021 with an additional 60 MSEK, decision ZAM-DC35/202 was agreed in 2020. The extension includes amendments to the programmes theory of change and results framework, expansion of the programme to West Africa, in Nigeria, the scaling down of activities in Zambia, and explicit focus of the contribution to Sexual and Reproductive Health in the region in the final year of implementation. The third amendment re-casted the initial five objectives into the following three: 1. Building and sustaining capacity in the region. The last two and half years of the programme has built capacity in ministries of health technocrats in target countries to foster a culture of evidence- based decision making and accountability to rights holders. In the final year of implementation, CHAI will refocus this objective towards more sustainable approaches of capacity building, by engaging local training and research institutions to build linkages with governments and funders to eventually play CHAIs technical role. 2. Strengthening systems for sexual reproductive health. CHAI has been at the centre of supporting domestic resource harmonization and mobilization in target countries. This work will now move towards multi-country bottleneck analyses to identify where additional funding at national level has translated into improved sexual reproductive health services, or not. By systematically assessing financing, management and delivery systems, in the final year of the programme, CHAI will expand its work to subnational level to definitively strengthen systems and demonstrate progress towards SRHR and UHC goals. 3. Regional learning to propagate impact. CHAI has already made much progress in documenting its practical and diverse approaches target countries have taken to achieve the common goal of Universal Health Care. In its final year the programme will increase the reach of non-target countries it engages with lessons from target countries by building bridges with strategic partners in Sidas regional SRHR portfolio and other donors CHAI already has a relationship with. Sweden CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -6610551 -6610551 -6610551 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative -6610550.75 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Regional SRHR 2022-2026 Regionalt SRHR 2022-2026 Increased access to rights based interventions for SRHR Ökad tillgång till rättighetsbaserade insatser för SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-10031-10031A0201 Sweden CHAI implements a regional program on sustainable financing moving towards universal health coverage (UHC) in Eastern and Southern Africa. Focus is on basic health services, in particular for vulnerable groups such as children, women and the poor. CHAI will provide support to six countries (Ethiopia, South Africa, Swaziland, Rwanda, Zambia and Malawi) and at a regional level to the African Union. The four partner countries can all contribute with experiences of relevance for the entire region. CHAI works closely with partner governments and the work program is specific for each country but based on the projects three specific targets of; defining the benefits plan for basic health services, mobilize and pool resources and improve resource management. The four focus countries have a total population of 170 million, of which 55 million are living in poverty. The comprehensive reforms that the intervention will contribute to are expected to cover most of the population with focus on the poorest and most vulnerable. At the regional level, the project is expected to contribute to cross-country exchanges, documentation of methods and best practice and dissemination of knowledge. The project will run for four years and the total cost is estimated at SEK 135 million. Sida is the sole financier of the intervention. The project is an iteration of the previous contribution to CHAI and work is now focused around four (instead of the current eight) countries, but with increased engagement in the remaining four countries. The contribution mainly finances staff at CHAI country offices and a global/regional support team. The contribution mainly consists of technical support and as such is classified as Freestanding Technical Cooperation. CHAI har inkommit med ett förslag till ett regionalt program för att långsiktigt bidra till avsevärt ökad tillgång till, och nyttjande av, hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster i östra och södra Afrika. Fokus ligger särskilt på grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster för särskilt utsatta grupper som till exempel barn, kvinnor och fattiga. Genom att försöka minska de ekonomiska hindren för att få tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård kommer insatsen att bidra till en utveckling mot allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. Detta kommer i sin tur att få positiva effekter på såväl sjuklighets- som dödlighetstal i regionen. Länderna i regionen konfronteras med liknande utmaningar vad gäller finansiering av en allmän hälso- och sjukvård. Det finns därför utrymme för att dra nytta av en gemensam ansats inför dessa utmaningar och att erfarenheter tas tillvara och delas inom regionen. Inom ramen för insatsen kommer CHAI att tillhandahålla stöd till sex länder samt ett regionalt engagemang genom den Afrikanska Unionen. De fyra länderna är Etiopien, Sydafrika, Swaziland, Zambia, Rwanda och Malawi - länder som alla kan bidra med relevanta erfarenheter för regionen som helhet. I samtliga länder pågår olika initiativ för att öka tillgång till och nyttjandet av grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster. CHAIs arbetar i nära samarbete med samarbetsländernas förvaltningar. Arbetsplanen är till sin natur flexibel i och med de skiftande behov som länderna har. Arbetets exakta utformning är därmed specifik för varje land, och kommer att utvecklas över tid, men tar sin utgångspunkt i de 3 specifika mål som insatsen har, det vill säga att definiera vilka hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster som ska betraktas som en rättighet för alla, mobilisera och samla resurser och förbättra hanteringen av dessa resurser. I Etiopien och Sydafrika, de två länder som har mest framskridna planer för allmän hälso- och sjukvårdsförsäkringar, kommer en viktig del av arbetet att fokusera kring utformning och kostnadsberäkningar av grundläggande hälso och sjukvård. I Malawi kommer fokus snarare att ligga på att stärka biståndssamordningen för mer effektiv resurshantering. I Swaziland är arbetet i ett första skede inriktat på att utvecklas system för att allokera resurser mer noggrant utifrån behov. Förbättringar inom dessa tre målområden kommer i sin tur att bidra till att kunna ta ytterligare steg mot en allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. I de fyra länder som primärt berörs av programmet bor 170 miljoner människor varav 55 miljoner lever i fattigdom. De omfattande hälsoreformer som programmet ska bidra till förväntas täcka in större delen av denna befolkning, med fokus på de fattiga och mest utsatta. Regionalt förväntas interventionen bidra till att stärka utbytet mellan länder, dokumentera och sprida metoder och best practice. Genom denna kapacitetsuppbyggnad förväntas mottagarländerna i förlängningen kunna ta arbetet mot allmän hälso- och sjukvård framåt oberoende av externa givare. Vidare syftar insatsen till att påverka regionalt genom ett aktivt engagemang gentemot Afrikanska Unionen i deras arbete med att implementera Afrikanska Unionens Hälsostrategi för 2016-2030. Arbetet med att implementera strategin är ännu i ett tidigt skede och CHAIs engagemang mot AU kommer därför att behöva utvecklas under insatsen gång. Den övergripande planen är dock att stötta AUs arbete i att driva frågan om allmän sjukvård för alla gentemot medlemsländerna och därigenom bidra till att frågan får ökad uppmärksamhet i unionens medlemsländer och i de övriga regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna. Insatsen löper över fyra år och omfattar totalt 135 miljoner kronor och Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektet är en utveckling av tidigare stöd till CHAI. Arbetet fokuseras nu från åtta till fyra länder men med ett större engagemang i varje land samt ett mer formaliserat engagemang på regional nivå. Projektet finansierar i huvudsak personal vid CHAIs landkontor samt ett globalt/regionalt stödteam. Insatsne bygger i huvudsak på tekniskt stöd genom att bygga kapacitet inom hälsosystem/hälsfinansiering inom länders hälsoministerier. The overarching goal of the project is to empower governments in sub-Saharan Africa to accelerate progress towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by sustainably and substantially increasing access to and utilization of basic health services for those at greatest need, including women, children and other poor and vulnerable populations. CHAI will work by addressing financial barriers to access and utilization, with a focus on the needs of the most vulnerable. Addressing financial barriers will enable countries to accelerate progress towards UHC and reduce morbidity and mortality. This requires strengthening or reforming health financing systems to address resource gaps and increase financial protection, ensuring that payments for health do not expose households to financial hardship. A one-year cost extension to the end of 2021 with an additional 60 MSEK, decision ZAM-DC35/202 was agreed in 2020. The extension includes amendments to the programmes theory of change and results framework, expansion of the programme to West Africa, in Nigeria, the scaling down of activities in Zambia, and explicit focus of the contribution to Sexual and Reproductive Health in the region in the final year of implementation. The third amendment re-casted the initial five objectives into the following three: 1. Building and sustaining capacity in the region. The last two and half years of the programme has built capacity in ministries of health technocrats in target countries to foster a culture of evidence- based decision making and accountability to rights holders. In the final year of implementation, CHAI will refocus this objective towards more sustainable approaches of capacity building, by engaging local training and research institutions to build linkages with governments and funders to eventually play CHAIs technical role. 2. Strengthening systems for sexual reproductive health. CHAI has been at the centre of supporting domestic resource harmonization and mobilization in target countries. This work will now move towards multi-country bottleneck analyses to identify where additional funding at national level has translated into improved sexual reproductive health services, or not. By systematically assessing financing, management and delivery systems, in the final year of the programme, CHAI will expand its work to subnational level to definitively strengthen systems and demonstrate progress towards SRHR and UHC goals. 3. Regional learning to propagate impact. CHAI has already made much progress in documenting its practical and diverse approaches target countries have taken to achieve the common goal of Universal Health Care. In its final year the programme will increase the reach of non-target countries it engages with lessons from target countries by building bridges with strategic partners in Sidas regional SRHR portfolio and other donors CHAI already has a relationship with. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KIT Health & Education 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 197730 401452 0 0 397263 0 197730 599182 KIT Health & Education 197730.06 KIT Health & Education 397263.35 KIT Health & Education Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Increased access to integrated basic health services for women and children Ökad tillgång till grundläggande integrerad hälsoservice för kvinnor och barn Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased use of high-quality statistics and evidence-based information in health management Ökad användning av statistik och evidensbaserad information av hög kvalitet i verksamhetsstyrning inom hälsosystem Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved knowledge among decision-makers about more sustainable and equitable health systems Förbättrad kunskap hos beslutsfattare om mer hållbara och rättvisa hälsosystem Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-10407 Sweden The organization Farm Afrika has applied for funding from Sida of SEK 56,500,000 to implement the project "Integrated approach to improving rural livelihoods, empowering communities and partners" in Ethiopia. The project aims to achieve an improved, efficient and sustainable method for climate-smart, productive and profitable agriculture by strengthening the capacity of men and women, at local and regional level as well as other important actors in the private sector. The project is specially designed to strengthen the project management capacity of implementation partners and to promote synergy effects whenever possible. This is achieved through the following three coherent components: 1) Capacity development of project managers and partners (UEWCA and its associate members) in the design and management of the overall project, including the various technical, economic, social and environmental aspects of project design, project management, follow-up and evaluation, communication and coordination. 2. Strategic support for key local partners (such as residents of each region, agricultural holdings, CBOs and CSOs, local and regional government institutions, etc.) carrying out activities to support women in enterprises, including organizational capacity support in key technology areas, in particular climate-smart agriculture , value chain development and mobilization of local community groups. Increase the economy and climate resilience of smallholders through climate-smart market-driven production of high-quality crops. Subprojects 1 and 3 will be implemented by Farm Africa. Subproject 2 will be implemented by the Union for Ethiopian Women Charitable Association (UEWCA). Farm Africa will sign the agreement with Sida and then pay out to UEWCA according to the payment plan. The UEWCA pays 70% of the funds to its associate members for the implementation of the project at grassroots level. With a focus on SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State in Subproject 3 (specific woredas / districts remain to be decided on), seven regional states and the Addis Ababa City Administration in Subproject2, as well as in areas where the CSOs act as takes part in capacity building support in Subproject1. The project runs over four years and the total budget amounts to SEK 56,500,000. Sida is the sole financier. The structure and content of the project have been discussed and developed in consultation with the Embassy in Addis. Farm Africa is responsible for implementing quality assurance, technical systems, donor reporting and proper use of funds, while the UEWCA and its associates at the regional level are responsible for conducting field-level activities, progress reports and government partner engagement. Farm Africa signs the agreement with Sida and implementation partner UEWCA; and will be responsible for disbursing funds to the UEWCA and through the UEWCA to its associate members at the regional level. Farm Afrika will be responsible for reporting on the project's goal fulfillment and results in accordance with the work plan agreed with Sida. Farm Africa is solely responsible for all commitments in the agreement with Sida and will sign the agreement with Sida. Before payment is made with a third party, Farm Afrika will also sign an agreement with UEWCA for payment to them. The project funds staff at Farm Africa's London / Regional Office, Ethiopia Country Offices and UEWCA staff. In addition, trainings, workshops, pilot tests, communication materials, etc. are financed. In subproject 1, most of the budget goes to capacity building and M&E strengthening of Farm Africa and UEWCA. In sub-project 2, the main budget item is support for UEWCA's project implementation, while sub-project 3 goes to implement CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture) -related activities. All three sub-projects have a budget for follow-up and evaluation. Organisationen Farm Afrika har ansökt om medel hos Sida på 56 500 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Integrated approach to improving rural livelihoods, empowering communities and partner" i Etiopien. Projektet syftar till att åstadkomma en förbättrad, effektiv och hållbar metod för klimatsmart, produktivt och lönsamt jordbruk genom att stärka kapaciteten hos män och kvinnor, på lokal och regional nivå samt andra viktiga aktörer inom den privata sektorn. Projektet är speciellt utformat för att stärka projektledningskapaciteten hos genomförandepartners och att främja synergieffekter när det är möjligt. Det åstadkoms genom följande tre sammanhängande komponenter: 1) Kapacitetsutveckling av projektansvariga och partners (UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar) i utformning och förvaltning av det övergripande projektet, inklusive de olika tekniska, ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga aspekterna av projektets utformning, projektledning, uppföljning och utvärdering, kommunikation och samordning. 2. Strategiskt stöd till viktiga lokala partners (såsom invånarna i respektive region, jordbruksföretag, CBOs och CSOs, lokala och regionala statliga institutioner, mm.) som genomför aktiviteter för att stödja kvinnor i företag, inklusive organisatoriskt kapacitetstöd inom viktiga teknikområden, särskilt klimatsmart jordbruk, värdekedjeutveckling samt mobilisering av lokala samhällsgrupper. 3. Öka ekonomi och klimatresiliens hos småbrukare genom klimatsmart marknadsstyrd produktion av högvärdiga grödor. Delprojekt 1 och 3 kommer att implementeras av Farm Africa. Delprojekt 2 kommer att implementeras av Union for Ethiopian Women Chariatable Association (UEWCA). Farm Afrika kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida och därefter betala ut till UEWCA enligt utbetalningsplan. UEWCA betalar ut 70% av medlen till sina associerade medlemmar för genomförande av projektet på gräsrotsnivå. Med fokus på SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State i Delprojekt 3 (specifika woredas/distrikt återstår att ta beslut om), sju regionala stater och Addis Ababa City Administration iDelprojekt2, samt i områden där de CSOs verkar som tar del av kapacitetsuppbyggnadsstöd i Delprojekt1. Projektet löper över fyra år och totala budgeten uppgår till 56 500 000 SEK. Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektets struktur och innehåll har diskuterats och utvecklats i samråd med Ambassaden i Addis. Farm Afrika ansvarar för att genomföra kvalitetssäkring, tekniska system, givarrapportering och korrekt användning av medel, medan UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå ansvarar för genomförandet av aktiviteter på fältnivå, lägesrapporter och engagerande av statliga partners. Farm Afrika undertecknar avtalet med Sida och genomförandepartner UEWCA; och kommer att vara ansvarig för utbetalning av medel till UEWCA och genom UEWCA till dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå. Farm Afrika kommer att ansvara för att rapportera projektets måluppfyllelse och resultat enligt den med Sida överenskomna arbetsplanen. Farm Africa är ensam ansvarig för alla åtaganden i avtalet gentemot Sida och kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida. Innan utbetalning görs med tredje part kommer Farm Afrika också att underteckna ett avtal med UEWCA för utbetalning till dem. Projektet finansierar personal vid Farm Africas kontor i London/regionala kontoret samt Ethiopia Country Offices och personal på UEWCA. Därutöver finansieras trainings, workshops, pilottester, kommunikationsmaterial, mm. I delprojekt 1 går största delen av budgeten till kapacitetsuppbyggnad och M&E-förstärkning av Farm Afrika och UEWCA. I delprojekt 2 är huvudbudgetposten stöd till UEWCAs projektgenomförande medan delprojekt 3 går till att genomföra CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture)-relaterad verksamhet. Samtliga tre delprojekt har budget för uppföljning och utvärdering. The goal of the G4F program was to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities and landscapes through integrated and holistic solutions that harmonize multiple objectives of management of natural resources, market integration, and livelihood improvement, thereby contributing to sustainable development, poverty reduction, and biodiversity conservation. The program aimed to drive effective and sustainable rural development through eight projects that focused on climate adaptation (mainly through climate-smart and regenerative agriculture and livelihood diversification), market engagement, urban agriculture (integrating objectives of food and nutrition, environmental protection and job creation), green energy, financial access, private sector engagement, and management of natural forests and protected areas (including biosphere reserves and parks), soil and water resources. The project was designed to sufficiently address gender inequality across the project areas. The G4F programme was designed based on the long-standing experiences of Farm Africa and its partners in delivering integrated landscape management throughout Ethiopia. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Biosphere protection Food crop production Agricultural water resources Bio-diversity Forestry development Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Clean cooking appliances manufacturing Environmental education/training Agricultural development Plant and post-harvest protection and pest control Solar energy for isolated grids and standalone systems Agricultural inputs Forestry policy and administrative management Environmental research Agriculture General Environment Protection Forestry Banking & Financial Services Industry Energy generation, renewable sources The following are the key achievements across the main thematic areas. 1. Environmental impacts Results have been achieved in forest management, biodiversity conservation, rehabilitation of degraded lands, soil and water conservation, green energy, climate adaptation and mitigation, and environmentally friendly agricultural practices. The programme has successfully contributed to the reduction of deforestation rates, leading to the preservation of forest ecosystems and associated biodiversity resources. The implementation of biogas technologies and improved cook stoves have provided green energy for cooking and lighting and also to subsequent carbon emissions reductions by reducing the volume of biomass burnt. The construction of check dams and comprehensive land husbandry approaches have conserved soil, rehabilitated degraded lands, and reduced sedimentation in lakes. The promotion of environmentally friendly agricultural practices has also led to proportion of farmers adopting less polluting/persistent agrochemicals contributing to environmental safeguarding. The improved rangeland management efforts have restored biodiversity and wildlife species; it has also contributed to livelihood objectives of local communities and halted illegal activities in parks- considered by local government organizations as an exemplary solution that could be replicated across the country. More concrete impact-level, environmental results include the following: a) The annual deforestation rate in the Majang forest reserve has been reduced from 0.4% to 0.02%. b) The deforestation rate in the central Rift Valley area decreased from 0.93% to 0.90%. c) The implementation of 89 biogas technologies has provided access to green energy, generating 409 MWh of energy for cooking and lighting services. 240 tons of bio-slurry have been produced for use as organic fertilizer. The estimated impact of these interventions is the equivalent of: avoidance of approximately 356 tCO2 equivalent emissions; saving 29 hectares of land from deforestation; and preserving 366 tons of biomass from burning as fuel wood. d) The dissemination and use of 1,509 improved cook stoves (Mirt stoves) have resulted in the avoidance of (an estimated) 5,375 tons of CO2 equivalent emissions and the saving of 5,780,979 kg of biomass over the past three years. e) The proportion of households who use renewable energy increased from 39% to 75%. f) Through the development of 6,667m3 capacity check dams, an estimated 28,988 m3 of soil has been saved/trapped and avoided from silting up the lakes. g) 1,137 hectares of severely degraded land have been rehabilitated and 792.5 hectares of non-productive land was converted into productive land through a comprehensive land husbandry (CLH) approach. This effort has contributed to the reduction of sedimentation in lakes and the creation of jobs for youth to engage in fruit trees and fattening. h) Currently, 55% of farmers are using only non-toxic or least toxic agrochemicals. i) Improved rangeland management of 583 hectares of barren land has led to enhanced biodiversity and the return of wildlife such as Minilik's Bushbuck, Warthog, Hippopotamus, Wildcat, and various bird species. As a result of sustainable rangeland management, the restoration of springs has also been evidenced. j) The participatory solution addressed the longstanding conflict between community and government-led park management contributed to peacebuilding (in Abjata-Shalle National Park). 2. Poverty reduction & nutrition security The G4F programme has greatly contributed to poverty reduction in various parts of Ethiopia. Targeting the most vulnerable groups, the projects lifted thousands of households from chronic poverty. Evaluation reports (Annex 4) show that, in many of the project areas, the average Poverty Probability Index (PPI) score showed substantial reduction in the likelihood of the households living below the poverty line. Effective implementation of productivity enhancement, income diversification, access to finance and improved market systems, job creation, and other components of the integrated development works have contributed to the marked success in reducing poverty. The programme has contributed to enhancing food and nutrition security. The improved average household dietary diversity scores indicate that more households are incorporating a wider range of nutritious foods into their meals. A significant number of households now have multiple sources of income, implying a diversification of their livelihoods. Notable advancement was made in ensuring year-round access to an adequate food supply for urban families, ultimately strengthening overall food security. Some of the key results include: a) The average dietary diversity index increased from 4.16 to 7.3 across five regional states of the programme interventions. The average household dietary diversity score for the Central Rift Valley landscape management project was 7 (78% of the lifetime target), and for the Majang forest project, it was 8 (133% of the lifetime target); b) The average Poverty Probability Index (PPI) score of target households in the CRV area was 43.3%, indicating a poverty likelihood of 16.1%, while in Majang, the average PPI score is 35.3% (87% of the lifetime target), corresponding to a poverty likelihood of 25.8%; c) The proportion of households with more than one source of income has reached 83% (109% of the lifetime target) in CRV and 75% in Majang; d) The proportion of low-income households in the urban agriculture project with year-round access to sufficient food for their family needs increased from 43% to 51%. The above outcomes can be attributed to several factors, including enhanced nutritious food production and productivity, livelihood diversification, implementation of various income-generating activities (IGAs), improved market linkages, health education initiatives, women's empowerment efforts, increased access to finance through Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs), and heightened awareness within the target community regarding feeding practices. 3. Agricultural production and productivity The implementations of climate-smart and regenerative agricultural practices resulted in positive impacts on agricultural productivity and production and resilience against climate- and other shocks. Farmers have embraced a wide range of sustainable practices. The adoption of improved agricultural practices has enhanced farmers' knowledge and understanding of sustainable practices and mechanisms for achieving livelihood enhancement, while harmonizing agricultural and environmental objectives. Some of the specific key results are the following: a) Farmers adopted an average of 21 Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA), compared to the initial baseline of 5 practices and surpassing the lifetime target of 20. b) The proportion of target beneficiaries with knowledge of urban agriculture showed improvement, rising from 20% to 100%. c) The average productivity of widely grown crops (Teff, chickpeas, maize, wheat, sunflower, haricot bean, ginger, pepper, and mung bean) increased, ranging from 64% to 150% compared to the lifetime target. d) A 64% increase in average crop yield for vegetables registered, specifically for tomatoes and onions. e) The profitability of selected crops per hectare exhibited, with an average increase from 17,473 ETB to 178,968 ETB (nominal). 4. Economic impact The project beneficiaries experienced increase in household income, indicating that they are moving out of extreme poverty (in reference to the international poverty line provided by the World Bank of $2.1 per day per person). This economic impact is attributable to various factors, including enhanced skill and knowledge capacity of farmers on improved agricultural practices and access to improved agri inputs and technologies, climate-smart agriculture, improved land and water management, improved market systems and diversified livelihoods. The improved access to agricultural inputs, increased number of farmers benefiting from agro-dealers, and higher connectivity to high-value markets have collectively enhanced agricultural productivity and food security. The projects have facilitated improved access to finance, increased savings and loan opportunities, enhanced financial inclusion, and the promotion of economic activities, particularly for women and youth. The following are the major evidence that substantial the successes. a) The average annual gross income of households in the programme intervention areas has significantly increased from the average baseline value. This was particularly the case with communities who practised climate smart agriculture and small-scale irrigation. b) Proportion of households with more than one source of income reached 83%. c) Access to agricultural inputs in terms of timely availability and sufficient quantity from the local market has improved from 38% at baseline to 68%. d) Total number of farmers served by agro-dealers, who can obtain agricultural inputs from their nearest market annually, increased from 18,000 to 70,000. e) Proportion of smallholder farmers connected to high-value markets through market information has increased significantly, reaching 86.2%. f) Proportion of smallholder farmers with access to finance has increased from 49% to 94.4%. A total of 8,928 members (70% women), organized into the village saving and lending association (VSLA), saved 11,521,522 Bir, about 2,262,407 SEK) and mobilized for loans (10,500,000 Birr). These loans have supported women in engaging in a diverse range of farm and non-farm businesses, thereby promoting economic empowerment. g) Out of the 406 VSLA groups, 46% have already been upgraded to formal saving and credit cooperatives. h) The participatory process for creating access and use of Sharia-compliant (interest-free) financial services, has led to inclusive access to and use of finance from formal financial institutions, and grown from zero to 10,433 users in three project intervention areas. The total value accessed by clients of interest-free financial services has increased from zero to up to 640,782,028 ETB (~125,399,893 SEK) in three project intervention areas and over the project life. 5. Social impacts The program showcased progress in social development, social cohesion, gender equality, family planning and reproductive health. a) Biogas technology helped reduce workload and improved indoor air quality, particularly benefiting women and children, and leading to improved education attendance and reduced health risks. b) Contraceptive prevalence rate reached 90.4% (141% of the lifetime target). c) The average women's decision-making index score of 84.3% (achieving 93% of the lifetime target) signifies that womens participation in decision-making processes is substantially improved. d) The proportion of women in leadership roles, specifically as executive committee members of community-based organizations (CBOs), reached 35% (97% of the lifetime target). e) Refugees and host communities were organized into cooperatives and benefitted from various livelihood development interventions in Dollo Ado, Somali region, gaining income. f) Access to sharia-compliant financial services and support for entrepreneurship enabled youth to start their own businesses. 6. Humanitarian-Development-Peace nexus Inclusive livelihood development interventions, targeting women, the disadvantaged groups and harmonizing refugee and host communities in Dolo Ado Woreda of Somali Region contributed to a holistic HDP in a synergy. Hundreds of households who were reliant on food aid for several years have now started not producing food for household consumption and are engaging in commercial farming. This approach followed helped build stronger social cohesion among refugee and host communities. The projects in Central Rift Valley of Ethiopia showcased the HDP nexus in terms of reducing food-aid in drought-prone areas, building intercommunity peace by reducing conflict over resources. 7. Human and institutional capacity building The major achievements in capacity building are presented as follows. a) The Participatory Forest Management Cooperatives (PFMCs) supported by the programme have achieved an average organizational capacity score of 74% (109% of the lifetime target). This indicates significant improvements in the cooperatives' ability to effectively manage and operate their forest management activities. b) Water user association members' average Knowledge, Attitude, and Practices (KAP) score on landscape management has reached 82% (111% of lifetime target). These increased scores indicate a better understanding and implementation of sustainable landscape management practices. c) Government organizations' average KAP score on biodiversity and climate-smart agricultural practices is 82.3% (105.5% of the lifetime target). This reflects a strong knowledge base and positive attitudes towards biodiversity conservation and climate-smart agriculture. d) The capacity of CSOs, government agencies, CBOs, and farm households in climate-smart agriculture practice, market engagement, natural resource management (NRM), gender mainstreaming, and monitoring and learning has increased from a baseline of 58% to 83% on average. This demonstrates enhanced capabilities in key areas of sustainable agriculture and development. e) The institutional capacity of CSOs operating in the project areas, including their financial, leadership, and monitoring and evaluation capacities, has increased from a baseline of 55% to 88%. This highlights substantial improvements in the overall functioning and effectiveness of CSOs in managing businesses, implying sustainability of the project successes. 8. Research for development Completion of five comprehensive studies aimed at better understanding mechanisms for enhancing ecosystem services in the Bale Ecoregion and promoting socio-economic integration across the Shebele and Genale-Dawa Basins results worth noting. The findings from these studies will pave the way for developing comprehensive development interventions for a cross-border programme that encompasses the Genale and Wabi-Shebele basins. 9. Inclusiveness and Gender Equality The project has made deliberate efforts to ensure inclusiveness and gender equality by reaching out and tailoring activities to various segments of the community, including men, women, youth, and disadvantaged groups. The project has also focused on gender transformative approaches, challenging barriers that limit access to and control over resources, leadership and decision-making power. 10. Policy engagement A policy document on biosphere reserve and two policy briefs have been developed. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10407-10407A0101 Sweden The organization Farm Afrika has applied for funding from Sida of SEK 56,500,000 to implement the project "Integrated approach to improving rural livelihoods, empowering communities and partners" in Ethiopia. The project aims to achieve an improved, efficient and sustainable method for climate-smart, productive and profitable agriculture by strengthening the capacity of men and women, at local and regional level as well as other important actors in the private sector. The project is specially designed to strengthen the project management capacity of implementation partners and to promote synergy effects whenever possible. This is achieved through the following three coherent components: 1) Capacity development of project managers and partners (UEWCA and its associate members) in the design and management of the overall project, including the various technical, economic, social and environmental aspects of project design, project management, follow-up and evaluation, communication and coordination. 2. Strategic support for key local partners (such as residents of each region, agricultural holdings, CBOs and CSOs, local and regional government institutions, etc.) carrying out activities to support women in enterprises, including organizational capacity support in key technology areas, in particular climate-smart agriculture , value chain development and mobilization of local community groups. Increase the economy and climate resilience of smallholders through climate-smart market-driven production of high-quality crops. Subprojects 1 and 3 will be implemented by Farm Africa. Subproject 2 will be implemented by the Union for Ethiopian Women Charitable Association (UEWCA). Farm Africa will sign the agreement with Sida and then pay out to UEWCA according to the payment plan. The UEWCA pays 70% of the funds to its associate members for the implementation of the project at grassroots level. With a focus on SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State in Subproject 3 (specific woredas / districts remain to be decided on), seven regional states and the Addis Ababa City Administration in Subproject2, as well as in areas where the CSOs act as takes part in capacity building support in Subproject1. The project runs over four years and the total budget amounts to SEK 56,500,000. Sida is the sole financier. The structure and content of the project have been discussed and developed in consultation with the Embassy in Addis. Farm Africa is responsible for implementing quality assurance, technical systems, donor reporting and proper use of funds, while the UEWCA and its associates at the regional level are responsible for conducting field-level activities, progress reports and government partner engagement. Farm Africa signs the agreement with Sida and implementation partner UEWCA; and will be responsible for disbursing funds to the UEWCA and through the UEWCA to its associate members at the regional level. Farm Afrika will be responsible for reporting on the project's goal fulfillment and results in accordance with the work plan agreed with Sida. Farm Africa is solely responsible for all commitments in the agreement with Sida and will sign the agreement with Sida. Before payment is made with a third party, Farm Afrika will also sign an agreement with UEWCA for payment to them. The project funds staff at Farm Africa's London / Regional Office, Ethiopia Country Offices and UEWCA staff. In addition, trainings, workshops, pilot tests, communication materials, etc. are financed. In subproject 1, most of the budget goes to capacity building and M&E strengthening of Farm Africa and UEWCA. In sub-project 2, the main budget item is support for UEWCA's project implementation, while sub-project 3 goes to implement CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture) -related activities. All three sub-projects have a budget for follow-up and evaluation. Organisationen Farm Afrika har ansökt om medel hos Sida på 56 500 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Integrated approach to improving rural livelihoods, empowering communities and partner" i Etiopien. Projektet syftar till att åstadkomma en förbättrad, effektiv och hållbar metod för klimatsmart, produktivt och lönsamt jordbruk genom att stärka kapaciteten hos män och kvinnor, på lokal och regional nivå samt andra viktiga aktörer inom den privata sektorn. Projektet är speciellt utformat för att stärka projektledningskapaciteten hos genomförandepartners och att främja synergieffekter när det är möjligt. Det åstadkoms genom följande tre sammanhängande komponenter: 1) Kapacitetsutveckling av projektansvariga och partners (UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar) i utformning och förvaltning av det övergripande projektet, inklusive de olika tekniska, ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga aspekterna av projektets utformning, projektledning, uppföljning och utvärdering, kommunikation och samordning. 2. Strategiskt stöd till viktiga lokala partners (såsom invånarna i respektive region, jordbruksföretag, CBOs och CSOs, lokala och regionala statliga institutioner, mm.) som genomför aktiviteter för att stödja kvinnor i företag, inklusive organisatoriskt kapacitetstöd inom viktiga teknikområden, särskilt klimatsmart jordbruk, värdekedjeutveckling samt mobilisering av lokala samhällsgrupper. 3. Öka ekonomi och klimatresiliens hos småbrukare genom klimatsmart marknadsstyrd produktion av högvärdiga grödor. Delprojekt 1 och 3 kommer att implementeras av Farm Africa. Delprojekt 2 kommer att implementeras av Union for Ethiopian Women Chariatable Association (UEWCA). Farm Afrika kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida och därefter betala ut till UEWCA enligt utbetalningsplan. UEWCA betalar ut 70% av medlen till sina associerade medlemmar för genomförande av projektet på gräsrotsnivå. Med fokus på SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State i Delprojekt 3 (specifika woredas/distrikt återstår att ta beslut om), sju regionala stater och Addis Ababa City Administration iDelprojekt2, samt i områden där de CSOs verkar som tar del av kapacitetsuppbyggnadsstöd i Delprojekt1. Projektet löper över fyra år och totala budgeten uppgår till 56 500 000 SEK. Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektets struktur och innehåll har diskuterats och utvecklats i samråd med Ambassaden i Addis. Farm Afrika ansvarar för att genomföra kvalitetssäkring, tekniska system, givarrapportering och korrekt användning av medel, medan UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå ansvarar för genomförandet av aktiviteter på fältnivå, lägesrapporter och engagerande av statliga partners. Farm Afrika undertecknar avtalet med Sida och genomförandepartner UEWCA; och kommer att vara ansvarig för utbetalning av medel till UEWCA och genom UEWCA till dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå. Farm Afrika kommer att ansvara för att rapportera projektets måluppfyllelse och resultat enligt den med Sida överenskomna arbetsplanen. Farm Africa är ensam ansvarig för alla åtaganden i avtalet gentemot Sida och kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida. Innan utbetalning görs med tredje part kommer Farm Afrika också att underteckna ett avtal med UEWCA för utbetalning till dem. Projektet finansierar personal vid Farm Africas kontor i London/regionala kontoret samt Ethiopia Country Offices och personal på UEWCA. Därutöver finansieras trainings, workshops, pilottester, kommunikationsmaterial, mm. I delprojekt 1 går största delen av budgeten till kapacitetsuppbyggnad och M&E-förstärkning av Farm Afrika och UEWCA. I delprojekt 2 är huvudbudgetposten stöd till UEWCAs projektgenomförande medan delprojekt 3 går till att genomföra CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture)-relaterad verksamhet. Samtliga tre delprojekt har budget för uppföljning och utvärdering. The goal of the G4F program was to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities and landscapes through integrated and holistic solutions that harmonize multiple objectives of management of natural resources, market integration, and livelihood improvement, thereby contributing to sustainable development, poverty reduction, and biodiversity conservation. The program aimed to drive effective and sustainable rural development through eight projects that focused on climate adaptation (mainly through climate-smart and regenerative agriculture and livelihood diversification), market engagement, urban agriculture (integrating objectives of food and nutrition, environmental protection and job creation), green energy, financial access, private sector engagement, and management of natural forests and protected areas (including biosphere reserves and parks), soil and water resources. The project was designed to sufficiently address gender inequality across the project areas. The G4F programme was designed based on the long-standing experiences of Farm Africa and its partners in delivering integrated landscape management throughout Ethiopia. Sweden FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 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The project aims to achieve an improved, efficient and sustainable method for climate-smart, productive and profitable agriculture by strengthening the capacity of men and women, at local and regional level as well as other important actors in the private sector. The project is specially designed to strengthen the project management capacity of implementation partners and to promote synergy effects whenever possible. This is achieved through the following three coherent components: 1) Capacity development of project managers and partners (UEWCA and its associate members) in the design and management of the overall project, including the various technical, economic, social and environmental aspects of project design, project management, follow-up and evaluation, communication and coordination. 2. Strategic support for key local partners (such as residents of each region, agricultural holdings, CBOs and CSOs, local and regional government institutions, etc.) carrying out activities to support women in enterprises, including organizational capacity support in key technology areas, in particular climate-smart agriculture , value chain development and mobilization of local community groups. Increase the economy and climate resilience of smallholders through climate-smart market-driven production of high-quality crops. Subprojects 1 and 3 will be implemented by Farm Africa. Subproject 2 will be implemented by the Union for Ethiopian Women Charitable Association (UEWCA). Farm Africa will sign the agreement with Sida and then pay out to UEWCA according to the payment plan. The UEWCA pays 70% of the funds to its associate members for the implementation of the project at grassroots level. With a focus on SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State in Subproject 3 (specific woredas / districts remain to be decided on), seven regional states and the Addis Ababa City Administration in Subproject2, as well as in areas where the CSOs act as takes part in capacity building support in Subproject1. The project runs over four years and the total budget amounts to SEK 56,500,000. Sida is the sole financier. The structure and content of the project have been discussed and developed in consultation with the Embassy in Addis. Farm Africa is responsible for implementing quality assurance, technical systems, donor reporting and proper use of funds, while the UEWCA and its associates at the regional level are responsible for conducting field-level activities, progress reports and government partner engagement. Farm Africa signs the agreement with Sida and implementation partner UEWCA; and will be responsible for disbursing funds to the UEWCA and through the UEWCA to its associate members at the regional level. Farm Afrika will be responsible for reporting on the project's goal fulfillment and results in accordance with the work plan agreed with Sida. Farm Africa is solely responsible for all commitments in the agreement with Sida and will sign the agreement with Sida. Before payment is made with a third party, Farm Afrika will also sign an agreement with UEWCA for payment to them. The project funds staff at Farm Africa's London / Regional Office, Ethiopia Country Offices and UEWCA staff. In addition, trainings, workshops, pilot tests, communication materials, etc. are financed. In subproject 1, most of the budget goes to capacity building and M&E strengthening of Farm Africa and UEWCA. In sub-project 2, the main budget item is support for UEWCA's project implementation, while sub-project 3 goes to implement CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture) -related activities. All three sub-projects have a budget for follow-up and evaluation. Organisationen Farm Afrika har ansökt om medel hos Sida på 56 500 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Integrated approach to improving rural livelihoods, empowering communities and partner" i Etiopien. Projektet syftar till att åstadkomma en förbättrad, effektiv och hållbar metod för klimatsmart, produktivt och lönsamt jordbruk genom att stärka kapaciteten hos män och kvinnor, på lokal och regional nivå samt andra viktiga aktörer inom den privata sektorn. Projektet är speciellt utformat för att stärka projektledningskapaciteten hos genomförandepartners och att främja synergieffekter när det är möjligt. Det åstadkoms genom följande tre sammanhängande komponenter: 1) Kapacitetsutveckling av projektansvariga och partners (UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar) i utformning och förvaltning av det övergripande projektet, inklusive de olika tekniska, ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga aspekterna av projektets utformning, projektledning, uppföljning och utvärdering, kommunikation och samordning. 2. Strategiskt stöd till viktiga lokala partners (såsom invånarna i respektive region, jordbruksföretag, CBOs och CSOs, lokala och regionala statliga institutioner, mm.) som genomför aktiviteter för att stödja kvinnor i företag, inklusive organisatoriskt kapacitetstöd inom viktiga teknikområden, särskilt klimatsmart jordbruk, värdekedjeutveckling samt mobilisering av lokala samhällsgrupper. 3. Öka ekonomi och klimatresiliens hos småbrukare genom klimatsmart marknadsstyrd produktion av högvärdiga grödor. Delprojekt 1 och 3 kommer att implementeras av Farm Africa. Delprojekt 2 kommer att implementeras av Union for Ethiopian Women Chariatable Association (UEWCA). Farm Afrika kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida och därefter betala ut till UEWCA enligt utbetalningsplan. UEWCA betalar ut 70% av medlen till sina associerade medlemmar för genomförande av projektet på gräsrotsnivå. Med fokus på SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State i Delprojekt 3 (specifika woredas/distrikt återstår att ta beslut om), sju regionala stater och Addis Ababa City Administration iDelprojekt2, samt i områden där de CSOs verkar som tar del av kapacitetsuppbyggnadsstöd i Delprojekt1. Projektet löper över fyra år och totala budgeten uppgår till 56 500 000 SEK. Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektets struktur och innehåll har diskuterats och utvecklats i samråd med Ambassaden i Addis. Farm Afrika ansvarar för att genomföra kvalitetssäkring, tekniska system, givarrapportering och korrekt användning av medel, medan UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå ansvarar för genomförandet av aktiviteter på fältnivå, lägesrapporter och engagerande av statliga partners. Farm Afrika undertecknar avtalet med Sida och genomförandepartner UEWCA; och kommer att vara ansvarig för utbetalning av medel till UEWCA och genom UEWCA till dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå. Farm Afrika kommer att ansvara för att rapportera projektets måluppfyllelse och resultat enligt den med Sida överenskomna arbetsplanen. Farm Africa är ensam ansvarig för alla åtaganden i avtalet gentemot Sida och kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida. Innan utbetalning görs med tredje part kommer Farm Afrika också att underteckna ett avtal med UEWCA för utbetalning till dem. Projektet finansierar personal vid Farm Africas kontor i London/regionala kontoret samt Ethiopia Country Offices och personal på UEWCA. Därutöver finansieras trainings, workshops, pilottester, kommunikationsmaterial, mm. I delprojekt 1 går största delen av budgeten till kapacitetsuppbyggnad och M&E-förstärkning av Farm Afrika och UEWCA. I delprojekt 2 är huvudbudgetposten stöd till UEWCAs projektgenomförande medan delprojekt 3 går till att genomföra CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture)-relaterad verksamhet. Samtliga tre delprojekt har budget för uppföljning och utvärdering. The goal of the G4F program was to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities and landscapes through integrated and holistic solutions that harmonize multiple objectives of management of natural resources, market integration, and livelihood improvement, thereby contributing to sustainable development, poverty reduction, and biodiversity conservation. The program aimed to drive effective and sustainable rural development through eight projects that focused on climate adaptation (mainly through climate-smart and regenerative agriculture and livelihood diversification), market engagement, urban agriculture (integrating objectives of food and nutrition, environmental protection and job creation), green energy, financial access, private sector engagement, and management of natural forests and protected areas (including biosphere reserves and parks), soil and water resources. The project was designed to sufficiently address gender inequality across the project areas. The G4F programme was designed based on the long-standing experiences of Farm Africa and its partners in delivering integrated landscape management throughout Ethiopia. Sweden FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 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The project aims to achieve an improved, efficient and sustainable method for climate-smart, productive and profitable agriculture by strengthening the capacity of men and women, at local and regional level as well as other important actors in the private sector. The project is specially designed to strengthen the project management capacity of implementation partners and to promote synergy effects whenever possible. This is achieved through the following three coherent components: 1) Capacity development of project managers and partners (UEWCA and its associate members) in the design and management of the overall project, including the various technical, economic, social and environmental aspects of project design, project management, follow-up and evaluation, communication and coordination. 2. Strategic support for key local partners (such as residents of each region, agricultural holdings, CBOs and CSOs, local and regional government institutions, etc.) carrying out activities to support women in enterprises, including organizational capacity support in key technology areas, in particular climate-smart agriculture , value chain development and mobilization of local community groups. Increase the economy and climate resilience of smallholders through climate-smart market-driven production of high-quality crops. Subprojects 1 and 3 will be implemented by Farm Africa. Subproject 2 will be implemented by the Union for Ethiopian Women Charitable Association (UEWCA). Farm Africa will sign the agreement with Sida and then pay out to UEWCA according to the payment plan. The UEWCA pays 70% of the funds to its associate members for the implementation of the project at grassroots level. With a focus on SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State in Subproject 3 (specific woredas / districts remain to be decided on), seven regional states and the Addis Ababa City Administration in Subproject2, as well as in areas where the CSOs act as takes part in capacity building support in Subproject1. The project runs over four years and the total budget amounts to SEK 56,500,000. Sida is the sole financier. The structure and content of the project have been discussed and developed in consultation with the Embassy in Addis. Farm Africa is responsible for implementing quality assurance, technical systems, donor reporting and proper use of funds, while the UEWCA and its associates at the regional level are responsible for conducting field-level activities, progress reports and government partner engagement. Farm Africa signs the agreement with Sida and implementation partner UEWCA; and will be responsible for disbursing funds to the UEWCA and through the UEWCA to its associate members at the regional level. Farm Afrika will be responsible for reporting on the project's goal fulfillment and results in accordance with the work plan agreed with Sida. Farm Africa is solely responsible for all commitments in the agreement with Sida and will sign the agreement with Sida. Before payment is made with a third party, Farm Afrika will also sign an agreement with UEWCA for payment to them. The project funds staff at Farm Africa's London / Regional Office, Ethiopia Country Offices and UEWCA staff. In addition, trainings, workshops, pilot tests, communication materials, etc. are financed. In subproject 1, most of the budget goes to capacity building and M&E strengthening of Farm Africa and UEWCA. In sub-project 2, the main budget item is support for UEWCA's project implementation, while sub-project 3 goes to implement CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture) -related activities. All three sub-projects have a budget for follow-up and evaluation. Organisationen Farm Afrika har ansökt om medel hos Sida på 56 500 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Integrated approach to improving rural livelihoods, empowering communities and partner" i Etiopien. Projektet syftar till att åstadkomma en förbättrad, effektiv och hållbar metod för klimatsmart, produktivt och lönsamt jordbruk genom att stärka kapaciteten hos män och kvinnor, på lokal och regional nivå samt andra viktiga aktörer inom den privata sektorn. Projektet är speciellt utformat för att stärka projektledningskapaciteten hos genomförandepartners och att främja synergieffekter när det är möjligt. Det åstadkoms genom följande tre sammanhängande komponenter: 1) Kapacitetsutveckling av projektansvariga och partners (UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar) i utformning och förvaltning av det övergripande projektet, inklusive de olika tekniska, ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga aspekterna av projektets utformning, projektledning, uppföljning och utvärdering, kommunikation och samordning. 2. Strategiskt stöd till viktiga lokala partners (såsom invånarna i respektive region, jordbruksföretag, CBOs och CSOs, lokala och regionala statliga institutioner, mm.) som genomför aktiviteter för att stödja kvinnor i företag, inklusive organisatoriskt kapacitetstöd inom viktiga teknikområden, särskilt klimatsmart jordbruk, värdekedjeutveckling samt mobilisering av lokala samhällsgrupper. 3. Öka ekonomi och klimatresiliens hos småbrukare genom klimatsmart marknadsstyrd produktion av högvärdiga grödor. Delprojekt 1 och 3 kommer att implementeras av Farm Africa. Delprojekt 2 kommer att implementeras av Union for Ethiopian Women Chariatable Association (UEWCA). Farm Afrika kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida och därefter betala ut till UEWCA enligt utbetalningsplan. UEWCA betalar ut 70% av medlen till sina associerade medlemmar för genomförande av projektet på gräsrotsnivå. Med fokus på SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State i Delprojekt 3 (specifika woredas/distrikt återstår att ta beslut om), sju regionala stater och Addis Ababa City Administration iDelprojekt2, samt i områden där de CSOs verkar som tar del av kapacitetsuppbyggnadsstöd i Delprojekt1. Projektet löper över fyra år och totala budgeten uppgår till 56 500 000 SEK. Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektets struktur och innehåll har diskuterats och utvecklats i samråd med Ambassaden i Addis. Farm Afrika ansvarar för att genomföra kvalitetssäkring, tekniska system, givarrapportering och korrekt användning av medel, medan UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå ansvarar för genomförandet av aktiviteter på fältnivå, lägesrapporter och engagerande av statliga partners. Farm Afrika undertecknar avtalet med Sida och genomförandepartner UEWCA; och kommer att vara ansvarig för utbetalning av medel till UEWCA och genom UEWCA till dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå. Farm Afrika kommer att ansvara för att rapportera projektets måluppfyllelse och resultat enligt den med Sida överenskomna arbetsplanen. Farm Africa är ensam ansvarig för alla åtaganden i avtalet gentemot Sida och kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida. Innan utbetalning görs med tredje part kommer Farm Afrika också att underteckna ett avtal med UEWCA för utbetalning till dem. Projektet finansierar personal vid Farm Africas kontor i London/regionala kontoret samt Ethiopia Country Offices och personal på UEWCA. Därutöver finansieras trainings, workshops, pilottester, kommunikationsmaterial, mm. I delprojekt 1 går största delen av budgeten till kapacitetsuppbyggnad och M&E-förstärkning av Farm Afrika och UEWCA. I delprojekt 2 är huvudbudgetposten stöd till UEWCAs projektgenomförande medan delprojekt 3 går till att genomföra CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture)-relaterad verksamhet. Samtliga tre delprojekt har budget för uppföljning och utvärdering. The goal of the G4F program was to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities and landscapes through integrated and holistic solutions that harmonize multiple objectives of management of natural resources, market integration, and livelihood improvement, thereby contributing to sustainable development, poverty reduction, and biodiversity conservation. The program aimed to drive effective and sustainable rural development through eight projects that focused on climate adaptation (mainly through climate-smart and regenerative agriculture and livelihood diversification), market engagement, urban agriculture (integrating objectives of food and nutrition, environmental protection and job creation), green energy, financial access, private sector engagement, and management of natural forests and protected areas (including biosphere reserves and parks), soil and water resources. The project was designed to sufficiently address gender inequality across the project areas. The G4F programme was designed based on the long-standing experiences of Farm Africa and its partners in delivering integrated landscape management throughout Ethiopia. Sweden FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 0 25000000 3750000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 10000000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 6250000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 2500000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 2500000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 3750000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 2500000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 10000000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 6250000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 2500000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for sustainable management and use of natural resources and ecosystems, including biodiversity. Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10592 Sweden The objectives and expected results of the Core Activities are: 1. To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels particularly of the most marginalized; 2. To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women’s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies; 3. To facilitate the production of evidence based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building 4. To build the capacities of women’s rights organizations and movements in the region using rights based perspectives and interrogating the intersection of patriarchy, globalization, fundamentalisms and militarization. Asia Pacific Forum for Women, Law, and Development (APWLD) har ansökt om finansiering om 54 858 000 SEK till Svenska Ambassaden i Bangkok för att genomföra deras strategiska plan för perioden 2017-2023. Initiativet syftar till att 1) stärka feministiska rörelser på lokal, nationell och regional nivå med särskilt fokus på de mest marginaliserade grupperna, 2) förstärka och utöka kvinnorättsaktivisters- i Asien och Stilla havsorådets- röst, inflytande och påverkan på lokala, nationella, regionala och globala policy organ, 3) Underlätta produktionen av bevisbaserad forskning och verktyg för kvinnorättsaktivisters rörelseuppbyggnad och slutligen 4) bygga upp kapaciteten hos kvinnorättsorganisationers och rörelser i regionen med hjälp av rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt och perspektiv. Målgruppen för stödet är 60-80 gräsrotsorganisationer som representerar urfolks, migrantgruppers samt kvinnor i urbana och rurala områdens kvinnorättsrörelser. Omkring 25% av den totala budgeten kanaliseras till slutmålgruppen samt en stöd/akutfond för kvinnorättsaktivister. The intended outcome is womens human rights in the region such as those enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, and other international and regional human rights instruments are promoted, women are empowered to use law as an instrument of change for equality, justice, peace and development; and womens rights movements and feminist activism across the Asia Pacific region are strengthened. APWLDs achievements come from the strength of membership. APWLD believes that change happens when there are strong civil society movements with the capacity to identify problems and collectively advocate for solutions. APWLD utilises law as a tool for positive change with the full engagement of women in Asia Pacific. APWLDs work seeks to challenge and shift the causes of marginalisation and inequality. Causes are complex and inter-related and require long-term strategies and cross movement pressure to change. Its analysis focuses on the fusion of patriarchy with systems that routinely undermine womens rights: globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation as well as the impact of those including climate disasters and undemocratic states and spaces. To make impact APWLD works with women at both the grassroots and policy making levels to bring a feminist approach to their advocacy. In short, to implement this theory of change APWLD plans, monitors and evaluates its work in four domains of change: - Capacity Development, - Fostering knowledge, tools, communication and resources; - Advocacy expanding space for movements to influence laws, policies and practices and; - Movement architecture: enabling movements to build alliances, sustainability and accountability. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general APWLD participated in and led 17 regional and international iniatives, networks and alliances. Between 2017 and 2023, APWLD through their work with grassroots women and their communities through the Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR), Womenifesto and SDG monitoring resulted in the formation of at least 188 new women's groups in the local and national levels to advance women's human rights and Development Justice. APLWD has reported and demonstratrated a high capacity to identify and lift challenges from grassroot level to national, regional and international forums. As stated above, APWLD not only participated in and led 17 initiatives, networks or alliances at a regional or international level. They also enabled 114 grassroots feminist womens rights activist to directly engage in 19 high level advocacy spaces. In addition to this, 13 speaking opportunities for APWLDs members and partners were secured, contributing to relevant international advocate spaces. Women Rights Organisations collaborated with APWLD under the FPAR program have led them to becoming more self-reliant through raised capacity within research and analysis. Together with partners, 630 feminist knowledge tools and resources as well as 108 thematic submissions and statements were produced based on local perspectives. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10592-10592A0101 Sweden The objectives and expected results of the Core Activities are: 1. To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels particularly of the most marginalized; 2. To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women’s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies; 3. To facilitate the production of evidence based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building 4. To build the capacities of women’s rights organizations and movements in the region using rights based perspectives and interrogating the intersection of patriarchy, globalization, fundamentalisms and militarization. Asia Pacific Forum for Women, Law, and Development (APWLD) har ansökt om finansiering om 54 858 000 SEK till Svenska Ambassaden i Bangkok för att genomföra deras strategiska plan för perioden 2017-2023. Initiativet syftar till att 1) stärka feministiska rörelser på lokal, nationell och regional nivå med särskilt fokus på de mest marginaliserade grupperna, 2) förstärka och utöka kvinnorättsaktivisters- i Asien och Stilla havsorådets- röst, inflytande och påverkan på lokala, nationella, regionala och globala policy organ, 3) Underlätta produktionen av bevisbaserad forskning och verktyg för kvinnorättsaktivisters rörelseuppbyggnad och slutligen 4) bygga upp kapaciteten hos kvinnorättsorganisationers och rörelser i regionen med hjälp av rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt och perspektiv. Målgruppen för stödet är 60-80 gräsrotsorganisationer som representerar urfolks, migrantgruppers samt kvinnor i urbana och rurala områdens kvinnorättsrörelser. Omkring 25% av den totala budgeten kanaliseras till slutmålgruppen samt en stöd/akutfond för kvinnorättsaktivister. The intended outcome is womens human rights in the region such as those enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, and other international and regional human rights instruments are promoted, women are empowered to use law as an instrument of change for equality, justice, peace and development; and womens rights movements and feminist activism across the Asia Pacific region are strengthened. APWLDs achievements come from the strength of membership. APWLD believes that change happens when there are strong civil society movements with the capacity to identify problems and collectively advocate for solutions. APWLD utilises law as a tool for positive change with the full engagement of women in Asia Pacific. APWLDs work seeks to challenge and shift the causes of marginalisation and inequality. Causes are complex and inter-related and require long-term strategies and cross movement pressure to change. Its analysis focuses on the fusion of patriarchy with systems that routinely undermine womens rights: globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation as well as the impact of those including climate disasters and undemocratic states and spaces. To make impact APWLD works with women at both the grassroots and policy making levels to bring a feminist approach to their advocacy. In short, to implement this theory of change APWLD plans, monitors and evaluates its work in four domains of change: - Capacity Development, - Fostering knowledge, tools, communication and resources; - Advocacy expanding space for movements to influence laws, policies and practices and; - Movement architecture: enabling movements to build alliances, sustainability and accountability. Sweden APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7800000 9800000 8900000 7840000 11960000 0 0 0 0 0 9800000 0 0 0 3800000 8900000 0 4000000 0 4900000 0 0 0 2940000 0 0.0000000004 0 11960000 0 46300000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 4000000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 3800000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 9800000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 8900000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 4900000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 2940000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 11960000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10592-10592A0103 Sweden The objectives and expected results of the Core Activities are: 1. To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels particularly of the most marginalized; 2. To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women’s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies; 3. To facilitate the production of evidence based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building 4. To build the capacities of women’s rights organizations and movements in the region using rights based perspectives and interrogating the intersection of patriarchy, globalization, fundamentalisms and militarization. Asia Pacific Forum for Women, Law, and Development (APWLD) har ansökt om finansiering om 54 858 000 SEK till Svenska Ambassaden i Bangkok för att genomföra deras strategiska plan för perioden 2017-2023. Initiativet syftar till att 1) stärka feministiska rörelser på lokal, nationell och regional nivå med särskilt fokus på de mest marginaliserade grupperna, 2) förstärka och utöka kvinnorättsaktivisters- i Asien och Stilla havsorådets- röst, inflytande och påverkan på lokala, nationella, regionala och globala policy organ, 3) Underlätta produktionen av bevisbaserad forskning och verktyg för kvinnorättsaktivisters rörelseuppbyggnad och slutligen 4) bygga upp kapaciteten hos kvinnorättsorganisationers och rörelser i regionen med hjälp av rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt och perspektiv. Målgruppen för stödet är 60-80 gräsrotsorganisationer som representerar urfolks, migrantgruppers samt kvinnor i urbana och rurala områdens kvinnorättsrörelser. Omkring 25% av den totala budgeten kanaliseras till slutmålgruppen samt en stöd/akutfond för kvinnorättsaktivister. The intended outcome is womens human rights in the region such as those enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, and other international and regional human rights instruments are promoted, women are empowered to use law as an instrument of change for equality, justice, peace and development; and womens rights movements and feminist activism across the Asia Pacific region are strengthened. APWLDs achievements come from the strength of membership. APWLD believes that change happens when there are strong civil society movements with the capacity to identify problems and collectively advocate for solutions. APWLD utilises law as a tool for positive change with the full engagement of women in Asia Pacific. APWLDs work seeks to challenge and shift the causes of marginalisation and inequality. Causes are complex and inter-related and require long-term strategies and cross movement pressure to change. Its analysis focuses on the fusion of patriarchy with systems that routinely undermine womens rights: globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation as well as the impact of those including climate disasters and undemocratic states and spaces. To make impact APWLD works with women at both the grassroots and policy making levels to bring a feminist approach to their advocacy. In short, to implement this theory of change APWLD plans, monitors and evaluates its work in four domains of change: - Capacity Development, - Fostering knowledge, tools, communication and resources; - Advocacy expanding space for movements to influence laws, policies and practices and; - Movement architecture: enabling movements to build alliances, sustainability and accountability. Sweden APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5990600 2567400 0 0 0 0 2567400 0 5990600 8558000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 5990600 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 2567400 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved capacity to deal with migration in a way that safeguards the rights of refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, and contributes to development. Stärkt förmåga att hantera migration på ett sätt som säkrar flyktingars, internflyktingars och migranters rättigheter, och som bidrar till utveckling Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10592-10592A0201 Sweden The objectives and expected results of the Core Activities are: 1. To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels particularly of the most marginalized; 2. To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women’s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies; 3. To facilitate the production of evidence based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building 4. To build the capacities of women’s rights organizations and movements in the region using rights based perspectives and interrogating the intersection of patriarchy, globalization, fundamentalisms and militarization. Asia Pacific Forum for Women, Law, and Development (APWLD) har ansökt om finansiering om 54 858 000 SEK till Svenska Ambassaden i Bangkok för att genomföra deras strategiska plan för perioden 2017-2023. Initiativet syftar till att 1) stärka feministiska rörelser på lokal, nationell och regional nivå med särskilt fokus på de mest marginaliserade grupperna, 2) förstärka och utöka kvinnorättsaktivisters- i Asien och Stilla havsorådets- röst, inflytande och påverkan på lokala, nationella, regionala och globala policy organ, 3) Underlätta produktionen av bevisbaserad forskning och verktyg för kvinnorättsaktivisters rörelseuppbyggnad och slutligen 4) bygga upp kapaciteten hos kvinnorättsorganisationers och rörelser i regionen med hjälp av rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt och perspektiv. Målgruppen för stödet är 60-80 gräsrotsorganisationer som representerar urfolks, migrantgruppers samt kvinnor i urbana och rurala områdens kvinnorättsrörelser. Omkring 25% av den totala budgeten kanaliseras till slutmålgruppen samt en stöd/akutfond för kvinnorättsaktivister. The intended outcome is womens human rights in the region such as those enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, and other international and regional human rights instruments are promoted, women are empowered to use law as an instrument of change for equality, justice, peace and development; and womens rights movements and feminist activism across the Asia Pacific region are strengthened. APWLDs achievements come from the strength of membership. APWLD believes that change happens when there are strong civil society movements with the capacity to identify problems and collectively advocate for solutions. APWLD utilises law as a tool for positive change with the full engagement of women in Asia Pacific. APWLDs work seeks to challenge and shift the causes of marginalisation and inequality. Causes are complex and inter-related and require long-term strategies and cross movement pressure to change. Its analysis focuses on the fusion of patriarchy with systems that routinely undermine womens rights: globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation as well as the impact of those including climate disasters and undemocratic states and spaces. To make impact APWLD works with women at both the grassroots and policy making levels to bring a feminist approach to their advocacy. In short, to implement this theory of change APWLD plans, monitors and evaluates its work in four domains of change: - Capacity Development, - Fostering knowledge, tools, communication and resources; - Advocacy expanding space for movements to influence laws, policies and practices and; - Movement architecture: enabling movements to build alliances, sustainability and accountability. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 146412 0 0 146412 146412 BDO Llp 146411.56 BDO Llp Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved capacity to deal with migration in a way that safeguards the rights of refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, and contributes to development. Stärkt förmåga att hantera migration på ett sätt som säkrar flyktingars, internflyktingars och migranters rättigheter, och som bidrar till utveckling Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10719 Sweden The Rule of Law programme, Sawasya II, seeks to advance the rule of law, integrity, gender justice and human rights in Palestine for the period 2019-2021. Bringing together the main UN entities (UNDP/UNWomen/Unicef) mandated and invested in these areas in an integrated programme framework (three years, with provision for a further two optional years), the Sawasya II will contribute towards a functioning and inclusive rule of law system that respects, protects and fulfils human rights and gender equality and promote peace and security. Sweden aim to contribute with financing for the programme starting 1 April 2019, but has been involved in the development of the programme and monitored it closely since the start in July 2018, hence supports the efforts that have been made and results that have been achieved since then. Access to justice is a basic principle of the rule of law. In the absence of access to justice, people are unable to have their voice heard, to exercise their rights, to challenge discrimination or hold decision-makers accountable. Acknowledging that the ability to access justice is a human right initself and is key to the realization of all other human rights, Sawasya II will address gender justice gaps and structural discrimination against women which are deeply entrenched in the justice and security systems in Palestine. To do so, Sawasya II has conducted a gender analysis of the underlying causes of gender inequality and discrimination against women, and investigated the impact of those causes on women’s access to justice and their realization to human rights. Sawasya II adopts a holistic gender mainstreaming approach and developed a gender strategy which sets out tools, methods and approaches to ensure that women’s rights, needs and interests are adequately reflected in the programme’s policy, programming frameworks and directions. The Sawasya II programme builds on the accumulated experience and expertise of the involved UN entities, at both global and local levels, including that of the Sawasya I joint programme of UNDP and UNWomen, as well as the experience of Unicef. The process for developing the programme proposal for Sawasya II has been thoroughly based upon previous experiences, evaluations and an intense dialouge with all partners and stakeholders connected to the programme. From the perspective of the UN implementing agencies, the focus, content and strategy of Sawasya II has been informed extensively by discussions with Palestinian counterparts and stakeholders. The programme has identified key lessons learnt from the implementation of the Sawasya I programme in terms of: i) strategic and thematic focus; ii) programme implementation strategy; iii) programme governance structure; iv) programme management arrangements and v) programme gender, children and women’s human rights integration. These lessons learned, which drew on the recommendations of a mid-term strategic review, the final independent evaluation of the Sawasya I programme , an independently produced report by Clingendael Institute , and rolling internal analysis, have informed the design of Sawasya II. The implementing UN agencies have also drawn upon analysis and commentary on relevant issues emanating from multilateral forums concerned with Palestine, such as the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee and on the experiences of other political, development and humanitarian actors on the ground. The Programme aims to leverage partnerships with other key bilateral and multilateral development partners, including the Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO), the Office of the Middle East Quartet, the European Union (via both the Office of the EU Representative and the EUPOL COPPS mission), and lead bilateral donors in the justice and security sectors. Rättssektorprogrammet, Sawasya II, syftar till att främja rättsstatsprincipen, integritet, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina för perioden 2019-2021. Sawasya II länkar samman tre av de viktigaste FN organen (UNDP / UNWomen / Unicef) som har mandat och resurser att verka inom dessa områden, i ett integrerat programramverk (tre år med potential för ytterligare två år) som arbetar för ett progressivt fungerande och alltmer inkluderande rättssystem som respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet samt främjar fred och säkerhet. Tillgång till rättsväsendet är en grundläggande princip för en rättsstat. I avsaknad av tillgång till rättvisa kan människors röst inte höras, de kan ej utöva sina rättigheter, inte heller utmana diskriminering eller hålla beslutsfattare ansvariga. Sverige bidrar med finansiering till progammet från och med 1 april 2019, men har medverkat i utvecklingen av programmet och följt det sedan dess start 2018 och stödjer därmed de insatser som gjorts och resultat som uppnåtts sedan dess. Genom att erkänna att möjligheten att få tillgång till rättvisa är en mänsklig rättighet samt är nyckeln till förverkligandet av alla andra mänskliga rättigheter, kommer Sawasya II att ta itu med den könsdiskriminering och strukturella diskriminering av kvinnor som är djupt förankrade i rättsväsendet och säkerhetssystemen i Palestina. För att kunna göra detta har Sawasya II genomfört en jämställdhetsanalys av de bakomliggande orsakerna till bristen på jämställdhet mellan könen och diskriminering av kvinnor och undersökt effekten av dessa på kvinnors tillgång till rättslig prövning och deras förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter. Sawasya II har ett holistiskt jämställdhetsperspektiv och har utvecklat en jämställdhetsstrategi som innehåller verktyg, metoder och angreppssätt för att förverkliga att kvinnors rättigheter, behov och intressen återspeglas på adekvat sätt i programmets policy, programmeringsramar och inriktningar. Sawasya II programmet bygger på den samlade erfarenheten och sakkunskapen hos de berörda FN-organen, både globalt och lokalt, inklusive erfarenheterna från Sawasya I programmet (52110073) som genomfördes av UNDP och UNWomen, samt Unicefs erfarenhet. Processen för att utveckla Sawasya II programmet har grundats på tidigare erfarenheter, utvärderingar och en intensiv dialog med alla partner och intressenter som är anslutna till programmet. Utifrån de tre genomförandepartners har Sawasya II fokus, innehåll och strategi utvecklats i stor utsträckning genom diskussioner med palestinska motsvarigheter och intressenter. Programmet har identifierat viktiga lärdomar från genomförandet av Sawasya I-programmet när det gäller: i) strategisk och tematisk inriktning; ii) programmets genomförandestrategi iii) programstyrningsstruktur; iv) programhanteringsarrangemang och v) programmera jämställdhet, samt integrering av barn och kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Dessa lärdomar, som är utarbetade från rekommendationer i en strategisk halv-tids översyn, den slutliga oberoende utvärderingen av Sawasya I-programmet, samt en självständigt producerad rapport från Clingendael Institute, och rullande intern analys, har alla bidragit till Sawasya II programmets design. De tre genomförandeorganen har också tagit fram analyser och kommentarer om relevanta utmaningar som härrör från multilaterala forum där Palestina diskuteras, såsom ad hoc-kontaktkommittén och om erfarenheter från andra politiska, utvecklings- och humanitära aktörer på plats. Programmet syftar till att utnyttja partnerskap med andra viktiga bilaterala och multilaterala utvecklingspartners, bland annat organet för FN: s särskilda koordinator för fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern (UNSCO), kontoret för Mellanösternkvartetten, Europeiska unionen (via både EU delegationen och EUPOL COPPS) och ledande bilaterala givare inom sektorerna för justitie och säkerhet. The overarching objective of Sawasya II has UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 5 and 16 at its core: focused on achieving gender equality and empowerment for women and girls (SDG 5) and the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provision of access to justice for all, and the realisation of effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels (SDG 16). There are four outcome objectives to support the overall programme objective; 1) Rule of law institutions are strengthened and reunified by legal, regulatory and policy frameworks in line with international standards. 2) Service provision by rule of law institutions is effective, accountable and inclusive. 3) All Palestinians, especially children and vulnerable groups, have access to justice, security and protection without discrimination. 4) Women's access to justice and security are improved through gender-responsive service delivery and empowerment of women. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general The final evaluation report indicates that Sawasya has achieved important results. The evaluators highlight in particular that the program has succeeded unusually well in implementing joint programming to the full. Evaluators found that each of the three participating UN agencies (UNDP, UNICEF and UNWOMEN) have contributed their expertise in an effective way, thereby significantly increasing access to justice for women and children in Palestine despite the highly difficult political, financial and crisis setting. The evaluation supported the significant emphasis on early intervention and efforts to use diversion from full court processes that Sawasya II has adopted, given the clear and ongoing issues with the timeliness of the formal system. The efforts to improve initial contact with the police and legal system, the integration of social services at the earliest point, and the development of alternatives to legal redress and to detention represent a sensible investment and appear to be providing direct benefits to women and children who come into contact with the law. One Stop Centres are a success in Ramallah and are being expanded to Hebron and Nablus. There has been an integration of social and justice services for children more thoroughly. The programmes efforts on institutional strengthening are also considered effective. There have been significant improvements in the functioning of the High Judicial Council and the Attorney Generals Office, both of which show clear improvements in whole of system functioning. There are also improvements within the Polices Family Juvenile Protection Units and Sharia courts, albeit with a more emphasis on the gender and child focused capacities. Finally the programme has succeeded in supporting the development of stronger accountability systems within and over the formal justice system. The programme has adopted a good balance of strengthening internal monitoring and oversight capabilities within the agencies, while also supporting external oversight through mechanisms involving CSOs. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10719-10719A0101 Sweden The Rule of Law programme, Sawasya II, seeks to advance the rule of law, integrity, gender justice and human rights in Palestine for the period 2019-2021. Bringing together the main UN entities (UNDP/UNWomen/Unicef) mandated and invested in these areas in an integrated programme framework (three years, with provision for a further two optional years), the Sawasya II will contribute towards a functioning and inclusive rule of law system that respects, protects and fulfils human rights and gender equality and promote peace and security. Sweden aim to contribute with financing for the programme starting 1 April 2019, but has been involved in the development of the programme and monitored it closely since the start in July 2018, hence supports the efforts that have been made and results that have been achieved since then. Access to justice is a basic principle of the rule of law. In the absence of access to justice, people are unable to have their voice heard, to exercise their rights, to challenge discrimination or hold decision-makers accountable. Acknowledging that the ability to access justice is a human right initself and is key to the realization of all other human rights, Sawasya II will address gender justice gaps and structural discrimination against women which are deeply entrenched in the justice and security systems in Palestine. To do so, Sawasya II has conducted a gender analysis of the underlying causes of gender inequality and discrimination against women, and investigated the impact of those causes on women’s access to justice and their realization to human rights. Sawasya II adopts a holistic gender mainstreaming approach and developed a gender strategy which sets out tools, methods and approaches to ensure that women’s rights, needs and interests are adequately reflected in the programme’s policy, programming frameworks and directions. The Sawasya II programme builds on the accumulated experience and expertise of the involved UN entities, at both global and local levels, including that of the Sawasya I joint programme of UNDP and UNWomen, as well as the experience of Unicef. The process for developing the programme proposal for Sawasya II has been thoroughly based upon previous experiences, evaluations and an intense dialouge with all partners and stakeholders connected to the programme. From the perspective of the UN implementing agencies, the focus, content and strategy of Sawasya II has been informed extensively by discussions with Palestinian counterparts and stakeholders. The programme has identified key lessons learnt from the implementation of the Sawasya I programme in terms of: i) strategic and thematic focus; ii) programme implementation strategy; iii) programme governance structure; iv) programme management arrangements and v) programme gender, children and women’s human rights integration. These lessons learned, which drew on the recommendations of a mid-term strategic review, the final independent evaluation of the Sawasya I programme , an independently produced report by Clingendael Institute , and rolling internal analysis, have informed the design of Sawasya II. The implementing UN agencies have also drawn upon analysis and commentary on relevant issues emanating from multilateral forums concerned with Palestine, such as the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee and on the experiences of other political, development and humanitarian actors on the ground. The Programme aims to leverage partnerships with other key bilateral and multilateral development partners, including the Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO), the Office of the Middle East Quartet, the European Union (via both the Office of the EU Representative and the EUPOL COPPS mission), and lead bilateral donors in the justice and security sectors. Rättssektorprogrammet, Sawasya II, syftar till att främja rättsstatsprincipen, integritet, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina för perioden 2019-2021. Sawasya II länkar samman tre av de viktigaste FN organen (UNDP / UNWomen / Unicef) som har mandat och resurser att verka inom dessa områden, i ett integrerat programramverk (tre år med potential för ytterligare två år) som arbetar för ett progressivt fungerande och alltmer inkluderande rättssystem som respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet samt främjar fred och säkerhet. Tillgång till rättsväsendet är en grundläggande princip för en rättsstat. I avsaknad av tillgång till rättvisa kan människors röst inte höras, de kan ej utöva sina rättigheter, inte heller utmana diskriminering eller hålla beslutsfattare ansvariga. Sverige bidrar med finansiering till progammet från och med 1 april 2019, men har medverkat i utvecklingen av programmet och följt det sedan dess start 2018 och stödjer därmed de insatser som gjorts och resultat som uppnåtts sedan dess. Genom att erkänna att möjligheten att få tillgång till rättvisa är en mänsklig rättighet samt är nyckeln till förverkligandet av alla andra mänskliga rättigheter, kommer Sawasya II att ta itu med den könsdiskriminering och strukturella diskriminering av kvinnor som är djupt förankrade i rättsväsendet och säkerhetssystemen i Palestina. För att kunna göra detta har Sawasya II genomfört en jämställdhetsanalys av de bakomliggande orsakerna till bristen på jämställdhet mellan könen och diskriminering av kvinnor och undersökt effekten av dessa på kvinnors tillgång till rättslig prövning och deras förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter. Sawasya II har ett holistiskt jämställdhetsperspektiv och har utvecklat en jämställdhetsstrategi som innehåller verktyg, metoder och angreppssätt för att förverkliga att kvinnors rättigheter, behov och intressen återspeglas på adekvat sätt i programmets policy, programmeringsramar och inriktningar. Sawasya II programmet bygger på den samlade erfarenheten och sakkunskapen hos de berörda FN-organen, både globalt och lokalt, inklusive erfarenheterna från Sawasya I programmet (52110073) som genomfördes av UNDP och UNWomen, samt Unicefs erfarenhet. Processen för att utveckla Sawasya II programmet har grundats på tidigare erfarenheter, utvärderingar och en intensiv dialog med alla partner och intressenter som är anslutna till programmet. Utifrån de tre genomförandepartners har Sawasya II fokus, innehåll och strategi utvecklats i stor utsträckning genom diskussioner med palestinska motsvarigheter och intressenter. Programmet har identifierat viktiga lärdomar från genomförandet av Sawasya I-programmet när det gäller: i) strategisk och tematisk inriktning; ii) programmets genomförandestrategi iii) programstyrningsstruktur; iv) programhanteringsarrangemang och v) programmera jämställdhet, samt integrering av barn och kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Dessa lärdomar, som är utarbetade från rekommendationer i en strategisk halv-tids översyn, den slutliga oberoende utvärderingen av Sawasya I-programmet, samt en självständigt producerad rapport från Clingendael Institute, och rullande intern analys, har alla bidragit till Sawasya II programmets design. De tre genomförandeorganen har också tagit fram analyser och kommentarer om relevanta utmaningar som härrör från multilaterala forum där Palestina diskuteras, såsom ad hoc-kontaktkommittén och om erfarenheter från andra politiska, utvecklings- och humanitära aktörer på plats. Programmet syftar till att utnyttja partnerskap med andra viktiga bilaterala och multilaterala utvecklingspartners, bland annat organet för FN: s särskilda koordinator för fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern (UNSCO), kontoret för Mellanösternkvartetten, Europeiska unionen (via både EU delegationen och EUPOL COPPS) och ledande bilaterala givare inom sektorerna för justitie och säkerhet. The overarching objective of Sawasya II has UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 5 and 16 at its core: focused on achieving gender equality and empowerment for women and girls (SDG 5) and the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provision of access to justice for all, and the realisation of effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels (SDG 16). There are four outcome objectives to support the overall programme objective; 1) Rule of law institutions are strengthened and reunified by legal, regulatory and policy frameworks in line with international standards. 2) Service provision by rule of law institutions is effective, accountable and inclusive. 3) All Palestinians, especially children and vulnerable groups, have access to justice, security and protection without discrimination. 4) Women's access to justice and security are improved through gender-responsive service delivery and empowerment of women. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 35000000 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 15000000 35000000 0 0 60000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 35000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 Strengthened, more transparent and democratically governed public Palestinian institutions Stärkta, mer transparenta och demokratiskt styrda offentliga palestinska institutioner Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck More effective accountability mechanisms, including a viable and pluralistic civil society Mer effektiva ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer, inklusive ett mer livskraftigt och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10719-10719A0102 Sweden The Rule of Law programme, Sawasya II, seeks to advance the rule of law, integrity, gender justice and human rights in Palestine for the period 2019-2021. Bringing together the main UN entities (UNDP/UNWomen/Unicef) mandated and invested in these areas in an integrated programme framework (three years, with provision for a further two optional years), the Sawasya II will contribute towards a functioning and inclusive rule of law system that respects, protects and fulfils human rights and gender equality and promote peace and security. Sweden aim to contribute with financing for the programme starting 1 April 2019, but has been involved in the development of the programme and monitored it closely since the start in July 2018, hence supports the efforts that have been made and results that have been achieved since then. Access to justice is a basic principle of the rule of law. In the absence of access to justice, people are unable to have their voice heard, to exercise their rights, to challenge discrimination or hold decision-makers accountable. Acknowledging that the ability to access justice is a human right initself and is key to the realization of all other human rights, Sawasya II will address gender justice gaps and structural discrimination against women which are deeply entrenched in the justice and security systems in Palestine. To do so, Sawasya II has conducted a gender analysis of the underlying causes of gender inequality and discrimination against women, and investigated the impact of those causes on women’s access to justice and their realization to human rights. Sawasya II adopts a holistic gender mainstreaming approach and developed a gender strategy which sets out tools, methods and approaches to ensure that women’s rights, needs and interests are adequately reflected in the programme’s policy, programming frameworks and directions. The Sawasya II programme builds on the accumulated experience and expertise of the involved UN entities, at both global and local levels, including that of the Sawasya I joint programme of UNDP and UNWomen, as well as the experience of Unicef. The process for developing the programme proposal for Sawasya II has been thoroughly based upon previous experiences, evaluations and an intense dialouge with all partners and stakeholders connected to the programme. From the perspective of the UN implementing agencies, the focus, content and strategy of Sawasya II has been informed extensively by discussions with Palestinian counterparts and stakeholders. The programme has identified key lessons learnt from the implementation of the Sawasya I programme in terms of: i) strategic and thematic focus; ii) programme implementation strategy; iii) programme governance structure; iv) programme management arrangements and v) programme gender, children and women’s human rights integration. These lessons learned, which drew on the recommendations of a mid-term strategic review, the final independent evaluation of the Sawasya I programme , an independently produced report by Clingendael Institute , and rolling internal analysis, have informed the design of Sawasya II. The implementing UN agencies have also drawn upon analysis and commentary on relevant issues emanating from multilateral forums concerned with Palestine, such as the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee and on the experiences of other political, development and humanitarian actors on the ground. The Programme aims to leverage partnerships with other key bilateral and multilateral development partners, including the Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO), the Office of the Middle East Quartet, the European Union (via both the Office of the EU Representative and the EUPOL COPPS mission), and lead bilateral donors in the justice and security sectors. Rättssektorprogrammet, Sawasya II, syftar till att främja rättsstatsprincipen, integritet, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina för perioden 2019-2021. Sawasya II länkar samman tre av de viktigaste FN organen (UNDP / UNWomen / Unicef) som har mandat och resurser att verka inom dessa områden, i ett integrerat programramverk (tre år med potential för ytterligare två år) som arbetar för ett progressivt fungerande och alltmer inkluderande rättssystem som respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet samt främjar fred och säkerhet. Tillgång till rättsväsendet är en grundläggande princip för en rättsstat. I avsaknad av tillgång till rättvisa kan människors röst inte höras, de kan ej utöva sina rättigheter, inte heller utmana diskriminering eller hålla beslutsfattare ansvariga. Sverige bidrar med finansiering till progammet från och med 1 april 2019, men har medverkat i utvecklingen av programmet och följt det sedan dess start 2018 och stödjer därmed de insatser som gjorts och resultat som uppnåtts sedan dess. Genom att erkänna att möjligheten att få tillgång till rättvisa är en mänsklig rättighet samt är nyckeln till förverkligandet av alla andra mänskliga rättigheter, kommer Sawasya II att ta itu med den könsdiskriminering och strukturella diskriminering av kvinnor som är djupt förankrade i rättsväsendet och säkerhetssystemen i Palestina. För att kunna göra detta har Sawasya II genomfört en jämställdhetsanalys av de bakomliggande orsakerna till bristen på jämställdhet mellan könen och diskriminering av kvinnor och undersökt effekten av dessa på kvinnors tillgång till rättslig prövning och deras förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter. Sawasya II har ett holistiskt jämställdhetsperspektiv och har utvecklat en jämställdhetsstrategi som innehåller verktyg, metoder och angreppssätt för att förverkliga att kvinnors rättigheter, behov och intressen återspeglas på adekvat sätt i programmets policy, programmeringsramar och inriktningar. Sawasya II programmet bygger på den samlade erfarenheten och sakkunskapen hos de berörda FN-organen, både globalt och lokalt, inklusive erfarenheterna från Sawasya I programmet (52110073) som genomfördes av UNDP och UNWomen, samt Unicefs erfarenhet. Processen för att utveckla Sawasya II programmet har grundats på tidigare erfarenheter, utvärderingar och en intensiv dialog med alla partner och intressenter som är anslutna till programmet. Utifrån de tre genomförandepartners har Sawasya II fokus, innehåll och strategi utvecklats i stor utsträckning genom diskussioner med palestinska motsvarigheter och intressenter. Programmet har identifierat viktiga lärdomar från genomförandet av Sawasya I-programmet när det gäller: i) strategisk och tematisk inriktning; ii) programmets genomförandestrategi iii) programstyrningsstruktur; iv) programhanteringsarrangemang och v) programmera jämställdhet, samt integrering av barn och kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Dessa lärdomar, som är utarbetade från rekommendationer i en strategisk halv-tids översyn, den slutliga oberoende utvärderingen av Sawasya I-programmet, samt en självständigt producerad rapport från Clingendael Institute, och rullande intern analys, har alla bidragit till Sawasya II programmets design. De tre genomförandeorganen har också tagit fram analyser och kommentarer om relevanta utmaningar som härrör från multilaterala forum där Palestina diskuteras, såsom ad hoc-kontaktkommittén och om erfarenheter från andra politiska, utvecklings- och humanitära aktörer på plats. Programmet syftar till att utnyttja partnerskap med andra viktiga bilaterala och multilaterala utvecklingspartners, bland annat organet för FN: s särskilda koordinator för fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern (UNSCO), kontoret för Mellanösternkvartetten, Europeiska unionen (via både EU delegationen och EUPOL COPPS) och ledande bilaterala givare inom sektorerna för justitie och säkerhet. The overarching objective of Sawasya II has UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 5 and 16 at its core: focused on achieving gender equality and empowerment for women and girls (SDG 5) and the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provision of access to justice for all, and the realisation of effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels (SDG 16). There are four outcome objectives to support the overall programme objective; 1) Rule of law institutions are strengthened and reunified by legal, regulatory and policy frameworks in line with international standards. 2) Service provision by rule of law institutions is effective, accountable and inclusive. 3) All Palestinians, especially children and vulnerable groups, have access to justice, security and protection without discrimination. 4) Women's access to justice and security are improved through gender-responsive service delivery and empowerment of women. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 34000000 20000000 20000000 0 20000000 34000000 20000000 74000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 34000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 20000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 20000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Improved conditions for individuals and civil society to participate in and influence political processes, and greater respect for human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för individer och det civila samhället att delta i och påverka politiska processer samt stärkt respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened democratic public institutions, including reduced corruption and increased accountability Stärkta, demokratiska, offentliga institutioner, inklusive minskad korruption, samt ökade möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10719-10719A0104 Sweden The Rule of Law programme, Sawasya II, seeks to advance the rule of law, integrity, gender justice and human rights in Palestine for the period 2019-2021. Bringing together the main UN entities (UNDP/UNWomen/Unicef) mandated and invested in these areas in an integrated programme framework (three years, with provision for a further two optional years), the Sawasya II will contribute towards a functioning and inclusive rule of law system that respects, protects and fulfils human rights and gender equality and promote peace and security. Sweden aim to contribute with financing for the programme starting 1 April 2019, but has been involved in the development of the programme and monitored it closely since the start in July 2018, hence supports the efforts that have been made and results that have been achieved since then. Access to justice is a basic principle of the rule of law. In the absence of access to justice, people are unable to have their voice heard, to exercise their rights, to challenge discrimination or hold decision-makers accountable. Acknowledging that the ability to access justice is a human right initself and is key to the realization of all other human rights, Sawasya II will address gender justice gaps and structural discrimination against women which are deeply entrenched in the justice and security systems in Palestine. To do so, Sawasya II has conducted a gender analysis of the underlying causes of gender inequality and discrimination against women, and investigated the impact of those causes on women’s access to justice and their realization to human rights. Sawasya II adopts a holistic gender mainstreaming approach and developed a gender strategy which sets out tools, methods and approaches to ensure that women’s rights, needs and interests are adequately reflected in the programme’s policy, programming frameworks and directions. The Sawasya II programme builds on the accumulated experience and expertise of the involved UN entities, at both global and local levels, including that of the Sawasya I joint programme of UNDP and UNWomen, as well as the experience of Unicef. The process for developing the programme proposal for Sawasya II has been thoroughly based upon previous experiences, evaluations and an intense dialouge with all partners and stakeholders connected to the programme. From the perspective of the UN implementing agencies, the focus, content and strategy of Sawasya II has been informed extensively by discussions with Palestinian counterparts and stakeholders. The programme has identified key lessons learnt from the implementation of the Sawasya I programme in terms of: i) strategic and thematic focus; ii) programme implementation strategy; iii) programme governance structure; iv) programme management arrangements and v) programme gender, children and women’s human rights integration. These lessons learned, which drew on the recommendations of a mid-term strategic review, the final independent evaluation of the Sawasya I programme , an independently produced report by Clingendael Institute , and rolling internal analysis, have informed the design of Sawasya II. The implementing UN agencies have also drawn upon analysis and commentary on relevant issues emanating from multilateral forums concerned with Palestine, such as the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee and on the experiences of other political, development and humanitarian actors on the ground. The Programme aims to leverage partnerships with other key bilateral and multilateral development partners, including the Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO), the Office of the Middle East Quartet, the European Union (via both the Office of the EU Representative and the EUPOL COPPS mission), and lead bilateral donors in the justice and security sectors. Rättssektorprogrammet, Sawasya II, syftar till att främja rättsstatsprincipen, integritet, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina för perioden 2019-2021. Sawasya II länkar samman tre av de viktigaste FN organen (UNDP / UNWomen / Unicef) som har mandat och resurser att verka inom dessa områden, i ett integrerat programramverk (tre år med potential för ytterligare två år) som arbetar för ett progressivt fungerande och alltmer inkluderande rättssystem som respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet samt främjar fred och säkerhet. Tillgång till rättsväsendet är en grundläggande princip för en rättsstat. I avsaknad av tillgång till rättvisa kan människors röst inte höras, de kan ej utöva sina rättigheter, inte heller utmana diskriminering eller hålla beslutsfattare ansvariga. Sverige bidrar med finansiering till progammet från och med 1 april 2019, men har medverkat i utvecklingen av programmet och följt det sedan dess start 2018 och stödjer därmed de insatser som gjorts och resultat som uppnåtts sedan dess. Genom att erkänna att möjligheten att få tillgång till rättvisa är en mänsklig rättighet samt är nyckeln till förverkligandet av alla andra mänskliga rättigheter, kommer Sawasya II att ta itu med den könsdiskriminering och strukturella diskriminering av kvinnor som är djupt förankrade i rättsväsendet och säkerhetssystemen i Palestina. För att kunna göra detta har Sawasya II genomfört en jämställdhetsanalys av de bakomliggande orsakerna till bristen på jämställdhet mellan könen och diskriminering av kvinnor och undersökt effekten av dessa på kvinnors tillgång till rättslig prövning och deras förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter. Sawasya II har ett holistiskt jämställdhetsperspektiv och har utvecklat en jämställdhetsstrategi som innehåller verktyg, metoder och angreppssätt för att förverkliga att kvinnors rättigheter, behov och intressen återspeglas på adekvat sätt i programmets policy, programmeringsramar och inriktningar. Sawasya II programmet bygger på den samlade erfarenheten och sakkunskapen hos de berörda FN-organen, både globalt och lokalt, inklusive erfarenheterna från Sawasya I programmet (52110073) som genomfördes av UNDP och UNWomen, samt Unicefs erfarenhet. Processen för att utveckla Sawasya II programmet har grundats på tidigare erfarenheter, utvärderingar och en intensiv dialog med alla partner och intressenter som är anslutna till programmet. Utifrån de tre genomförandepartners har Sawasya II fokus, innehåll och strategi utvecklats i stor utsträckning genom diskussioner med palestinska motsvarigheter och intressenter. Programmet har identifierat viktiga lärdomar från genomförandet av Sawasya I-programmet när det gäller: i) strategisk och tematisk inriktning; ii) programmets genomförandestrategi iii) programstyrningsstruktur; iv) programhanteringsarrangemang och v) programmera jämställdhet, samt integrering av barn och kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Dessa lärdomar, som är utarbetade från rekommendationer i en strategisk halv-tids översyn, den slutliga oberoende utvärderingen av Sawasya I-programmet, samt en självständigt producerad rapport från Clingendael Institute, och rullande intern analys, har alla bidragit till Sawasya II programmets design. De tre genomförandeorganen har också tagit fram analyser och kommentarer om relevanta utmaningar som härrör från multilaterala forum där Palestina diskuteras, såsom ad hoc-kontaktkommittén och om erfarenheter från andra politiska, utvecklings- och humanitära aktörer på plats. Programmet syftar till att utnyttja partnerskap med andra viktiga bilaterala och multilaterala utvecklingspartners, bland annat organet för FN: s särskilda koordinator för fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern (UNSCO), kontoret för Mellanösternkvartetten, Europeiska unionen (via både EU delegationen och EUPOL COPPS) och ledande bilaterala givare inom sektorerna för justitie och säkerhet. The overarching objective of Sawasya II has UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 5 and 16 at its core: focused on achieving gender equality and empowerment for women and girls (SDG 5) and the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provision of access to justice for all, and the realisation of effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels (SDG 16). There are four outcome objectives to support the overall programme objective; 1) Rule of law institutions are strengthened and reunified by legal, regulatory and policy frameworks in line with international standards. 2) Service provision by rule of law institutions is effective, accountable and inclusive. 3) All Palestinians, especially children and vulnerable groups, have access to justice, security and protection without discrimination. 4) Women's access to justice and security are improved through gender-responsive service delivery and empowerment of women. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -119007 -119007 0 -119007 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office -119006.92 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Strengthened capacity for good governance, democracy, the rule of law and accountability, and promoting a two-state solution in accordance with international law. Stärkt kapacitet för god samhällsstyrning, demokrati och rättsstatens principer samt ansvarsutkrävande, och främjande av en tvåstatslösning i enlighet med folkrätten. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10760 Sweden Support to OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - and their global Covid-response programmes. That includes (i) support to the Emergency Response Teams and (i) support to Contingency Fund at regional hubs and HQ. OHCHR has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 40 000 000 to carry out and expand the Emergency Response Teams and Contingency Fund to respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic during the period 2020-2022. The interventions aim at expanding and strengthening the field presence of OHCHR to assure human rights are incorporated in regional and national programmes inlcuding COVID-response programmes by deploying expertise to build capacity within the field offices. The programmes' total budget is USD 13 201 784, out of which Sida contributes with SEK 40 000 000. The support will be divided between both programmes, where SEK 35 500 000 will be directed to the ERTs and SEK 4 500 000 to the Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Stöd till OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - och deras globala Covid-response program. Det inbegriper dels stöd till Emergency Response Teams, och dels Contingency Fund. OHCHR har ansökt om 40 000 000 SEK i stöd för att expandera programmen (i) Emergency Response Teams och (ii) Contingency Fund för OHCHRs globala COVID-respons under 2020-2022. Insatserna strävar efter att stärka OHCHR:s närvaro i fält för att öka inkludering och implementering av mänskliga rättigheter i regionala samt nationella COVID-responsprogram. Programmens gemensamma totala budget är 13 201 784 USD,(10 201 784 USD för ERT och 3 000 000 USD för CF) där Sida står för 40 000 000 SEK. 35 500 000 SEK av stödet kommer att gå till Emergency Response Teams och 4 500 000 SEK går till Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Regional Emergency Response - COVID-19 and human rights The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to prevent and respond to serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including in the context of COVID-19; and at the same time, support the wider United Nations effort to become more effective in anticipating, preventing and responding to crisis and conflict. Two outcomes are presented for the intervention: i) decision-makers at the global, national and regional level take preventive measures and early action to address serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including negative socio-economic and other human rights impacts of COVID-19 response and recovery measures, with a focus on vulnerable populations: ii) Enhanced access to early warning analysis of the human rights situation by national partners in impacted regions To deliver on this commitment, OHCHR will improve how it identifies, manages, analyses and leverages human rights information to support strategic and operational decisions. This is accomplished by putting human rights officers and information management professionals in the field – the Emergency Response Teams – to support operations and engage with information channels in humanitarian and development as well as human rights contexts. Targeting resources to support field presences is expected to lead to more actionable data and information, with OHCHR better able to identify emerging risks and promising practices; and provide the situational awareness required to inform the timely, evidence-based, strategic and operational decisions made by the United Nations System and Member States.  Contingency Fund The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to respond to human rights deteriorating situations currently arising from pandemic and to ensure that a Human Rights-Based Approach is integrated in all UN responses at the global, regional and country levels. In the context of the ongoing OHCHR’s COVID-19 response, the Contingency Fund would be used to enable the deployment of a temporary surge capacity (local recruitment/deployment of a temporary Human Rights Officer) in an OHCHR field presence (in person and/or remotely, as travel restrictions allow) to assist UN Country Teams/Humanitarian Country Teams.  OHCHR would activate the use of the Contingency Fund at the initiative of High Commissioner in response to:- Unexpected deteriorating or potentially deteriorating human rights situations- A request by a Representative of the United Nations system in a country - A request by an OHCHR Head of Field Presence; in support to inter-agency efforts, including during a humanitarian crisis.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Cameroon Panama Senegal Thailand South Africa Developing countries, unspecified America, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general OHCHR narrative reports cover the activities and results from OHCHR's Emergency Response Teams (ERTs) and the Contingency Fund (CF). The nature of emergency responses and contingency funds, which is identified by both Sida and OHCHR in the Appraisal, is that results are mainly on the output level. The planned outcomes could be out of the hands of OHCHR. Therefore, most reported results are at the output level. However, it is clear that the contributions have strengthened the information and capacity on human rights and contributed to UN Country Teams understanding and to certain extent also action in relation to human rights. Contingency Fund (1 January - 31 December 2021) In 2021, despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, OHCHR managed to utilise the Contingency Fund for emergency deployments. 15 human rights officers were deployed to seven countries (Ethiopia, Uganda, Bolivia, Niger, Chad, The Gambia and Haiti) with deteriorating human rights situations, including during electoral periods. OHCHR conducted five emergency deployments in the context of elections in Bolivia, Chad, Niger, the Gambia, and Uganda. These surge capacity deployments strengthened the capacity of OHCHR to perform key activities in the electoral context, including monitoring human rights; developing human rights-based early warning and prevention mechanisms; responding to protection requests; and capacity building and engagement with stakeholders. The findings of these deployments also enhanced the capacity of OHCHR country offices to provide timely reports on the human rights situation to other UN actors, such as UNCT. Emergency Response Programme (1 January 2021 - 30 June 2022) ERTs continued to work with UNCTs to support stronger and evidence-based human rights risk analysis in the Common Country Analysis. The CCA, and in particular the multi-dimensional risk framework, provides a strong basis for identifying prevention priorities for UNCTs and undertaking more regular early warning monitoring. This area of work provides with an opportunity to establish a baseline for early warning and prevention work and a common understanding of the risk factors present as well as undertaking an assessment of the likelihood and potential impact of risks materialising. These are important steps in strengthening a culture within the UN of undertaking collective analysis of risks and putting prevention at the core of its work. Increased capacity at regional level on prevention work has opened up opportunities for ERTs to work with regional entities on thematic issues of concern, particularly UNDP, DCO, DPPA and OCHA on regional early warning platforms/crisis risk dashboards, as well as other UN partners on a range of thematic and systems-based work areas. Some few examples per ERT: South East Asia Over the last three years, the ERT has assisted in advancing the UNs work on the prevention agenda and in particular has worked on integrating human rights risk analysis into new Common Country Analysis (CCAs) for countries in the region by facilitating trainings and workshops and providing written input. In 2021 and 2022, the ERT has facilitated training sessions on prevention and human rights risk analysis for UNCTs and UN staff in Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, the Pacific region, Nepal, Iran and the Maldives, in addition to providing inputs to draft CCAs for Nepal, the Maldives, Pakistan, and the Pacific. This work consisted in raising the UN system at country levels awareness on human rights risks and setting a baseline for more continuous risk monitoring and the identification of mitigation and prevention priorities. Southern Africa The ERT contributed to providing technical support to UNCTs in Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho and Zambia in the development of the CCAs and UNSDCFs. In the case of the Zambia CCA, the ERT prepared a multidimensional risk assessment framework, contributed to the LNOB analysis, and provided inputs on civil, political and socioeconomic rights related risks and concerns. In Zambia, the ERT also set up and operationalised a Prevention Platform in the context of general elections. In 2022, the ERT initiated a process of creating regular situation reports for Angola ahead of the general elections in August 2022, and monthly sub-regional snapshots on human rights early warning analysis to be shared internally and with selected RCOs/UNCTs. It also started a pilot project of in-depth actors mapping analysis for Eswatini, in order to strengthen the prevention strategy and advocacy messages shared with the RC and UNCT. West Africa The ERT fostered a shared situational analysis across OHCHR and UN colleagues working on West Africa, based on the production of regular analytical early warning outputs on the regional trends or on focus issues. The team enhanced its daily media monitoring and newsletter, monthly and quarterly media analysis using the RMR risk framework. At the one-year-mark of its daily media monitoring, the team produced an annual West Africa Early Warning Media Analysis and corresponding visualisations. The team developed a regional strategy on the monitoring inflammatory rhetoric, hate speech and incitement to violence in West Africa with a geographic focus on Cote d'Ivoire, Gambia, Nigeria and Senegal. Central Africa The ERT delivered a number of HRBA trainings, for better integration of HRBA and LNOB principles in the CCAs and UNSDCFs, to the UNCTs in Congo, Burundi, and Gabon. Emphasis was placed on integrating the recommendations from international human rights mechanisms, including the Universal Periodic Review, into these programming frameworks. Further outreach was conducted with the Regional Economic Commissions of the African Union in terms of the inclusion of the economic analysis in the work of risk analysis and prevention. Southern Amercia (the team was deployed late 2021) The team has deployed to Paraguay on a mission to support the UNCT in identifying risk areas related to forced evictions and developing a prevention system also in consultation with civil society organizations. The ERT is working with human rights defenders in Paraguay, Brazil and Ecuador to build their capacities in terms of collection and verification processes to inform human rights observatories or early warning systems. Ad hoc missions were also carried out to facilitate regional wide information management efforts and human rights analysis of violations affecting migrants in the region. Central America (the team was deployed late 2021) During this first period, the ERT focused its efforts on Panama, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Nicaragua, being the last two the most worrying situations. In June 2022, the ERT started to gradually expand its coverage by gathering information from open sources regarding Cuba and projecting some activities in the Caribbean. Since its establishment, the ERT managed to support the Regional Office with more complex and pressing situations, namely the state of emergency in El Salvador, the general elections in Nicaragua and the increased migrants flow through the border between Colombia and Panama. The teams expertise in information management and human rights risk analysis was key to consolidate the work of the technical assistance team in El Salvador, the monitoring team dedicated to Nicaragua and the migration focal point, respectively. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10760-10760A0101 Sweden Support to OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - and their global Covid-response programmes. That includes (i) support to the Emergency Response Teams and (i) support to Contingency Fund at regional hubs and HQ. OHCHR has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 40 000 000 to carry out and expand the Emergency Response Teams and Contingency Fund to respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic during the period 2020-2022. The interventions aim at expanding and strengthening the field presence of OHCHR to assure human rights are incorporated in regional and national programmes inlcuding COVID-response programmes by deploying expertise to build capacity within the field offices. The programmes' total budget is USD 13 201 784, out of which Sida contributes with SEK 40 000 000. The support will be divided between both programmes, where SEK 35 500 000 will be directed to the ERTs and SEK 4 500 000 to the Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Stöd till OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - och deras globala Covid-response program. Det inbegriper dels stöd till Emergency Response Teams, och dels Contingency Fund. OHCHR har ansökt om 40 000 000 SEK i stöd för att expandera programmen (i) Emergency Response Teams och (ii) Contingency Fund för OHCHRs globala COVID-respons under 2020-2022. Insatserna strävar efter att stärka OHCHR:s närvaro i fält för att öka inkludering och implementering av mänskliga rättigheter i regionala samt nationella COVID-responsprogram. Programmens gemensamma totala budget är 13 201 784 USD,(10 201 784 USD för ERT och 3 000 000 USD för CF) där Sida står för 40 000 000 SEK. 35 500 000 SEK av stödet kommer att gå till Emergency Response Teams och 4 500 000 SEK går till Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Regional Emergency Response - COVID-19 and human rights The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to prevent and respond to serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including in the context of COVID-19; and at the same time, support the wider United Nations effort to become more effective in anticipating, preventing and responding to crisis and conflict. Two outcomes are presented for the intervention: i) decision-makers at the global, national and regional level take preventive measures and early action to address serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including negative socio-economic and other human rights impacts of COVID-19 response and recovery measures, with a focus on vulnerable populations: ii) Enhanced access to early warning analysis of the human rights situation by national partners in impacted regions To deliver on this commitment, OHCHR will improve how it identifies, manages, analyses and leverages human rights information to support strategic and operational decisions. This is accomplished by putting human rights officers and information management professionals in the field – the Emergency Response Teams – to support operations and engage with information channels in humanitarian and development as well as human rights contexts. Targeting resources to support field presences is expected to lead to more actionable data and information, with OHCHR better able to identify emerging risks and promising practices; and provide the situational awareness required to inform the timely, evidence-based, strategic and operational decisions made by the United Nations System and Member States.  Contingency Fund The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to respond to human rights deteriorating situations currently arising from pandemic and to ensure that a Human Rights-Based Approach is integrated in all UN responses at the global, regional and country levels. In the context of the ongoing OHCHR’s COVID-19 response, the Contingency Fund would be used to enable the deployment of a temporary surge capacity (local recruitment/deployment of a temporary Human Rights Officer) in an OHCHR field presence (in person and/or remotely, as travel restrictions allow) to assist UN Country Teams/Humanitarian Country Teams.  OHCHR would activate the use of the Contingency Fund at the initiative of High Commissioner in response to:- Unexpected deteriorating or potentially deteriorating human rights situations- A request by a Representative of the United Nations system in a country - A request by an OHCHR Head of Field Presence; in support to inter-agency efforts, including during a humanitarian crisis.  Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 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Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for human rights through a focus on freedom of association and assembly for all, including for civil society and in the working life, nationally, regionally and locally, in urban as well as rural environments. Ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna genom fokus på förenings- och församlingsfriheten för alla, inklusive för civilsamhället och i arbetslivet, nationellt, regionalt och lokalt, i urbana såväl som rurala miljöer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10760-10760A0102 Sweden Support to OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - and their global Covid-response programmes. That includes (i) support to the Emergency Response Teams and (i) support to Contingency Fund at regional hubs and HQ. OHCHR has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 40 000 000 to carry out and expand the Emergency Response Teams and Contingency Fund to respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic during the period 2020-2022. The interventions aim at expanding and strengthening the field presence of OHCHR to assure human rights are incorporated in regional and national programmes inlcuding COVID-response programmes by deploying expertise to build capacity within the field offices. The programmes' total budget is USD 13 201 784, out of which Sida contributes with SEK 40 000 000. The support will be divided between both programmes, where SEK 35 500 000 will be directed to the ERTs and SEK 4 500 000 to the Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Stöd till OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - och deras globala Covid-response program. Det inbegriper dels stöd till Emergency Response Teams, och dels Contingency Fund. OHCHR har ansökt om 40 000 000 SEK i stöd för att expandera programmen (i) Emergency Response Teams och (ii) Contingency Fund för OHCHRs globala COVID-respons under 2020-2022. Insatserna strävar efter att stärka OHCHR:s närvaro i fält för att öka inkludering och implementering av mänskliga rättigheter i regionala samt nationella COVID-responsprogram. Programmens gemensamma totala budget är 13 201 784 USD,(10 201 784 USD för ERT och 3 000 000 USD för CF) där Sida står för 40 000 000 SEK. 35 500 000 SEK av stödet kommer att gå till Emergency Response Teams och 4 500 000 SEK går till Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Regional Emergency Response - COVID-19 and human rights The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to prevent and respond to serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including in the context of COVID-19; and at the same time, support the wider United Nations effort to become more effective in anticipating, preventing and responding to crisis and conflict. Two outcomes are presented for the intervention: i) decision-makers at the global, national and regional level take preventive measures and early action to address serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including negative socio-economic and other human rights impacts of COVID-19 response and recovery measures, with a focus on vulnerable populations: ii) Enhanced access to early warning analysis of the human rights situation by national partners in impacted regions To deliver on this commitment, OHCHR will improve how it identifies, manages, analyses and leverages human rights information to support strategic and operational decisions. This is accomplished by putting human rights officers and information management professionals in the field – the Emergency Response Teams – to support operations and engage with information channels in humanitarian and development as well as human rights contexts. Targeting resources to support field presences is expected to lead to more actionable data and information, with OHCHR better able to identify emerging risks and promising practices; and provide the situational awareness required to inform the timely, evidence-based, strategic and operational decisions made by the United Nations System and Member States.  Contingency Fund The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to respond to human rights deteriorating situations currently arising from pandemic and to ensure that a Human Rights-Based Approach is integrated in all UN responses at the global, regional and country levels. In the context of the ongoing OHCHR’s COVID-19 response, the Contingency Fund would be used to enable the deployment of a temporary surge capacity (local recruitment/deployment of a temporary Human Rights Officer) in an OHCHR field presence (in person and/or remotely, as travel restrictions allow) to assist UN Country Teams/Humanitarian Country Teams.  OHCHR would activate the use of the Contingency Fund at the initiative of High Commissioner in response to:- Unexpected deteriorating or potentially deteriorating human rights situations- A request by a Representative of the United Nations system in a country - A request by an OHCHR Head of Field Presence; in support to inter-agency efforts, including during a humanitarian crisis.  Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 1500000 0 3000000 0 0 1500000 4500000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 3000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 1500000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10760-10760A0103 Sweden Support to OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - and their global Covid-response programmes. That includes (i) support to the Emergency Response Teams and (i) support to Contingency Fund at regional hubs and HQ. OHCHR has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 40 000 000 to carry out and expand the Emergency Response Teams and Contingency Fund to respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic during the period 2020-2022. The interventions aim at expanding and strengthening the field presence of OHCHR to assure human rights are incorporated in regional and national programmes inlcuding COVID-response programmes by deploying expertise to build capacity within the field offices. The programmes' total budget is USD 13 201 784, out of which Sida contributes with SEK 40 000 000. The support will be divided between both programmes, where SEK 35 500 000 will be directed to the ERTs and SEK 4 500 000 to the Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Stöd till OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - och deras globala Covid-response program. Det inbegriper dels stöd till Emergency Response Teams, och dels Contingency Fund. OHCHR har ansökt om 40 000 000 SEK i stöd för att expandera programmen (i) Emergency Response Teams och (ii) Contingency Fund för OHCHRs globala COVID-respons under 2020-2022. Insatserna strävar efter att stärka OHCHR:s närvaro i fält för att öka inkludering och implementering av mänskliga rättigheter i regionala samt nationella COVID-responsprogram. Programmens gemensamma totala budget är 13 201 784 USD,(10 201 784 USD för ERT och 3 000 000 USD för CF) där Sida står för 40 000 000 SEK. 35 500 000 SEK av stödet kommer att gå till Emergency Response Teams och 4 500 000 SEK går till Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Regional Emergency Response - COVID-19 and human rights The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to prevent and respond to serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including in the context of COVID-19; and at the same time, support the wider United Nations effort to become more effective in anticipating, preventing and responding to crisis and conflict. Two outcomes are presented for the intervention: i) decision-makers at the global, national and regional level take preventive measures and early action to address serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including negative socio-economic and other human rights impacts of COVID-19 response and recovery measures, with a focus on vulnerable populations: ii) Enhanced access to early warning analysis of the human rights situation by national partners in impacted regions To deliver on this commitment, OHCHR will improve how it identifies, manages, analyses and leverages human rights information to support strategic and operational decisions. This is accomplished by putting human rights officers and information management professionals in the field – the Emergency Response Teams – to support operations and engage with information channels in humanitarian and development as well as human rights contexts. Targeting resources to support field presences is expected to lead to more actionable data and information, with OHCHR better able to identify emerging risks and promising practices; and provide the situational awareness required to inform the timely, evidence-based, strategic and operational decisions made by the United Nations System and Member States.  Contingency Fund The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to respond to human rights deteriorating situations currently arising from pandemic and to ensure that a Human Rights-Based Approach is integrated in all UN responses at the global, regional and country levels. In the context of the ongoing OHCHR’s COVID-19 response, the Contingency Fund would be used to enable the deployment of a temporary surge capacity (local recruitment/deployment of a temporary Human Rights Officer) in an OHCHR field presence (in person and/or remotely, as travel restrictions allow) to assist UN Country Teams/Humanitarian Country Teams.  OHCHR would activate the use of the Contingency Fund at the initiative of High Commissioner in response to:- Unexpected deteriorating or potentially deteriorating human rights situations- A request by a Representative of the United Nations system in a country - A request by an OHCHR Head of Field Presence; in support to inter-agency efforts, including during a humanitarian crisis.  Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 7500000 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 3000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 3000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10992 Sweden This program supports Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) with an overall objective of bringing about a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies/methods. The first intervention method relies up on working in cooperation with and supporting key stakeholders that are perceived to be able to exert influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region. Actors in focus in this respect are Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and networks thereof and network of six African academic institutions. This method with in this specific program primarily targets direct cooperation with 6 Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) that work both at regional and sub-regional levels. The assumption is that these Pan-African CSOs have good thematic knowledge, expertise and will build the capacity and influence the work of the regional and sub-regional duty bearer human rights institutions. Thus, these CSOs will be used as a vehicle to build the institutional capacity of the regional institutions while also benefiting from better networking and building the capacity of their own institution through trainings and experience sharing that will be primarily taken care of by RWI. The interventions by this regional and sub-regional CSOs is also effectively tied to the national level through their designed catalytic role in accelerating the effective implementation of the decisions of the regional and sub-regional Courts at a national level. In addition to this, they are also set to engage in awareness raising campaign about the existence and effective utilization of the courts at national level. The same applies to the National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and their regional network. The network of six African academic institutions will also contribute towards the realization of the theory of change through the production of research based empirical evidences to the implementing institutions, so that they can have evidence based interventions. The second intervention method concerns working directly with regional institutions to address capacity and other gaps through training, literature and system support, experience sharing, research, manual, working order and plan development. The regional institutions in focus are primarily those of the East African Community (EAC) and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). This will be primarily take care of by RWI, i.e., in addition to the interventions by the regional and sub-regional CSO as mentioned above. This indicates that RWI will be playing a double role of capacity building and coordination both for the regional and sub-regional CSOs together with other national actors and the regional and sub-regional duty bearer institutions. The above proposed intervention methodology is assessed to be sound in relation to the expected results. RWI has proposed a five-year program that runs from 2019 to 2023 with a total amount of 80 MSEK, of which around 25 MSEK or 31% to be forwarded to six Pan-African CSO partners. However, the Embassy will initially sign agreement only for the first three years (2019-2021) for a total amount of 50 MSEK though the assessment encompasses the full five years program period, mainly due to limitations to Sida`s framework for outstanding commitments, with a possibility of extension to five years in 2021. Programmet avser stöd till Raoul Wallenberg Institutet (RWI), med ett övergripande syfte att förbättra situationen vad gäller stärkande av rättssektorn i bred bemärkelse, och implementering av MR-ramverk i Afrika. Syftet bygger på antagandet att den huvudsakliga utmaningen vad gäller respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå, inte är bristen på normativa ramverk eller institutioner i sig, utan snarare på att hos de standarder och institutioner som redan finns på plats inte fungerar på ett optimalt sätt för medborgarna. För detta ändamål har RWI valt att arbeta utefter två övergripande strategier. Den första strategi innebär samarbete med och stöd till aktörer som antas kunna påverka implementeringen av MR-åtaganden i regionen. Aktörer i fokus är panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer, nationella MR-institutioner samt nätverk av dessa, samt ett nätverk av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner. Fokus för just detta program kommer framförallt att vara direkt samarbete med sex panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer verksamma på både regional och subregional nivå. Dessa antas ha god tematisk kunskap och expertis för att kunna bygga kapacitet och påverka arbetet hos relevanta MR-institutioner. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationer kommer i sin tur kunna dra nytta av nya nätverk och möjligheter till kapacitetsbyggnad inom den egna verksamheten genom kunskapsutbyte och utbildningar primärt anordnade av RWI. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationers aktiviteter är i praktiken även länkade till den nationella nivån, eftersom de förväntas få en katalytisk roll vad gäller effektiv nationell implementering av beslut tagna av regionala domstolar. Utöver detta kommer de även engagera sig i kampanjer för ökad medvetenhet och kunskap om nationella domstolar och deras roll. Detsamma gäller nationella MR-institutioner och regionala nätverk. Nätverket av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner kommer även de att bidra mot förverkligandet av förändringsteorin, genom forskning och empiriskt material till institutionerna, i syfte att främja evidensbaserade aktiviteter. Den andra metoden innebär direkt samarbete med regionala institutioner i syfte att åtgärda brister i bland annat kapacitet genom utbildning, stöd till litteratur, systemstärkande, erfarenhetsutbyte, forskning, utarbetande av arbetsordning och -plan. Primärt fokus är Östafrikanska gemenskapen (EAC) och Västafrikanska staternas ekonomiska gemenskap (ECOWAS). Detta hanteras primärt av RWI i tillägg till de ovan nämnda aktiviteter som genomförs av de regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationerna. Detta innebär dubbla roller för RWI eftersom de kommer hantera både kapacitetsbyggnad och koordinering av regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationer tillsammans med nationella aktörer och de ansvariga regionala och subregionala institutionerna. Ovan nämnda metod bedöms som rimlig i relation till de förväntade resultaten. RWI har föreslagit ett femårsprogram från år 2019 till 2023 med en total budget på 80 miljoner SEK, varav runt 25 miljoner SEK, eller 31%, vidarebefordras till de sex panafrikanska partnerorganisationerna. Ambassaden kommer dock inledningsvis skriva avtal för endast tre år (2019–2021) med ett totalbelopp om SEK 50 miljoner, på grund av begränsningar inom Sidas bemyndiganderam. Beredningen avser dock hela programperioden och kan förlängas till fem år 2021. The overall objective of the Program is a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies. The first concerns working in cooperation with and supporting other key stakeholders who are assessed to be able to exert an influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region, including by national and regional institutions. Actors in focus in this respect are academic institutions, CSOs and NHRIs, and in particular networks thereof. The second strategy concerns working directly with regional institutions, including related duty-bearers in the region, to address capacity and other gaps to strengthen implementation of regional human rights commitments in the region. The regional institutions are primarily those of the East African Community, but also ECOWAS as a REC is targeted. The two RECs are targeted mainly because RWI wants to consolidate the work that has been started in the previous phase of Africa Program with EAC; and ECOWAS is considered to be the second most integrated region in Africa next to EAC. Among regional institutions, there is a focus on judicial bodies and departments dealing with political affairs, security, social services and gender. The Program thus seeks to embody an approach that supports implementation of regional agreements and commitments in different ways; through direct support to organizations and agencies (duty-bearers) responsible for the implementation, through support to actors within civil society or otherwise not duty-bearers who work with accountability and through dialogue which, in a systematic and informed way, are connected with commitments in the regional context. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general With the programme ending in April 2024, an end line evaluation assessed the relevance, coherence, efficiency, effectiveness, impacts, and sustainability of the RAP in promoting improved access to justice and commitment to human rights in Africa. The evaluation sought to independently establish and document the programmes achievements, successes, and lessons learned as part of its accountability and learning as well as to informed discussions with SIDA on the next iteration of the programme. According to the findings of the evaluation, the programme largely sought to embed requisite capacities and has brought about positive change in the policies and practices among the regional mandated institutions and key actors. It has catalyzed positive shifts in and strengthened relationships, and connections between dutybearers and regional actors, reinforcing existing regional judicial systems and processes. It has leveraged strategic partnerships and collaborations and built a regional movement and community of practice, inspiring change within the justice and human rights ecosystem. The evaluation also finds the RAP implementation is generally efficient. Its efficiency objectives are strongly anchored on partnerships and collaborations with mandated and credible institutions, enhancing synergies and broadening the reach and influence of the programme. Activities were coherent and well aligned with the broader regional and subregional human rights initiatives. Significant achievement has been made towards the RAP intermediate outcomes. CSOs and NHRIs influence and ability to hold States to account in the implementation of rulings and human rights commitments has been strengthened. Analyses show elevated statuses and increased visibility of the CSOs such as ACC and their engagements with regional mechanisms for redress. There is also evidence of increased access to objective information and compliance with existing human rights commitments. Collaborative initiatives, platforms, and convenings such as the Annual National Human Rights Institutions Forum, the Annual Policy Dialogue Forum, intersectoral dialogues, and the tripartite judicial dialogues, among others, have strengthened knowledge exchange and cooperation, fostering great trust within the access to justice and human rights space. On gender mainstreaming, gender responsiveness is evident in the quality of the RAP partners' institutional strengthening initiatives and interventions. All activities were undertaken with a gender lens as part of their design to address power dynamics, going beyond simply trying to have equitable representation of men and women. At a wider level, the development of SOAWRs (Solidarity for African Women's Rights Coalition) 20202024 Strategic Plan, has heralded a new journey for the coalitions work on increased ratification and domestication of the Maputo Protocol. Ratification of the Protocol by Member States such as South Sudan and the successful launch of the Africa Family Law Network are significant strides in advancing gender equality. This evaluation notes some shift in the focus of gender mainstreaming to strengthening the capacities of duty bearers and regionallevel institutions. A major breakthrough for the programme was the adoption of indicators and measures for the Common Standards of Policing and the engendering of policing through the regional mechanisms. The development and ratification of a common tool for measuring progress towards a policing standard[1], provides strong guidance, contributing to inclusive and participatory engagement with policing in Africa. RWIs engagement with the EAC correctional facilities reforms is also gradually triggering attitude and behaviour change, improving the management of the correctional services. These constitute significant strides and commitment to harmonization of human rights based and good governance approaches within law enforcement agencies across the region. This is exerting political commitment, tipping the scale on institutional and behaviour change across the region. According to the evaluation, overall, there is improvement in access to justice and adherence to human rights commitments as a result of the RAP activities. Data show increased opportunities for rights holders to access justice at the regional courts, demonstrated by increased caseloads and execution of judgments by the regional and subregional courts. Similarly, the quality of submissions and the substance of rulings have improved, thereby enhancing the courts role in the delivery of tangible justice outcomes. The increased utilization of the regional and subregional courts by Member States shows increased knowledge and awareness of their operations as well as growing confidence in the regional judicial authority and credibility. Similarly, there is an enhanced application of human rights standards and principles through the regional and continental redress mechanisms. The adoption of the indicators and measures of the Common Policing Protocols and subsequent piloting in Kenya, Uganda, and South Sudan are testament. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10992-10992A0101 Sweden This program supports Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) with an overall objective of bringing about a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies/methods. The first intervention method relies up on working in cooperation with and supporting key stakeholders that are perceived to be able to exert influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region. Actors in focus in this respect are Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and networks thereof and network of six African academic institutions. This method with in this specific program primarily targets direct cooperation with 6 Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) that work both at regional and sub-regional levels. The assumption is that these Pan-African CSOs have good thematic knowledge, expertise and will build the capacity and influence the work of the regional and sub-regional duty bearer human rights institutions. Thus, these CSOs will be used as a vehicle to build the institutional capacity of the regional institutions while also benefiting from better networking and building the capacity of their own institution through trainings and experience sharing that will be primarily taken care of by RWI. The interventions by this regional and sub-regional CSOs is also effectively tied to the national level through their designed catalytic role in accelerating the effective implementation of the decisions of the regional and sub-regional Courts at a national level. In addition to this, they are also set to engage in awareness raising campaign about the existence and effective utilization of the courts at national level. The same applies to the National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and their regional network. The network of six African academic institutions will also contribute towards the realization of the theory of change through the production of research based empirical evidences to the implementing institutions, so that they can have evidence based interventions. The second intervention method concerns working directly with regional institutions to address capacity and other gaps through training, literature and system support, experience sharing, research, manual, working order and plan development. The regional institutions in focus are primarily those of the East African Community (EAC) and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). This will be primarily take care of by RWI, i.e., in addition to the interventions by the regional and sub-regional CSO as mentioned above. This indicates that RWI will be playing a double role of capacity building and coordination both for the regional and sub-regional CSOs together with other national actors and the regional and sub-regional duty bearer institutions. The above proposed intervention methodology is assessed to be sound in relation to the expected results. RWI has proposed a five-year program that runs from 2019 to 2023 with a total amount of 80 MSEK, of which around 25 MSEK or 31% to be forwarded to six Pan-African CSO partners. However, the Embassy will initially sign agreement only for the first three years (2019-2021) for a total amount of 50 MSEK though the assessment encompasses the full five years program period, mainly due to limitations to Sida`s framework for outstanding commitments, with a possibility of extension to five years in 2021. Programmet avser stöd till Raoul Wallenberg Institutet (RWI), med ett övergripande syfte att förbättra situationen vad gäller stärkande av rättssektorn i bred bemärkelse, och implementering av MR-ramverk i Afrika. Syftet bygger på antagandet att den huvudsakliga utmaningen vad gäller respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå, inte är bristen på normativa ramverk eller institutioner i sig, utan snarare på att hos de standarder och institutioner som redan finns på plats inte fungerar på ett optimalt sätt för medborgarna. För detta ändamål har RWI valt att arbeta utefter två övergripande strategier. Den första strategi innebär samarbete med och stöd till aktörer som antas kunna påverka implementeringen av MR-åtaganden i regionen. Aktörer i fokus är panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer, nationella MR-institutioner samt nätverk av dessa, samt ett nätverk av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner. Fokus för just detta program kommer framförallt att vara direkt samarbete med sex panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer verksamma på både regional och subregional nivå. Dessa antas ha god tematisk kunskap och expertis för att kunna bygga kapacitet och påverka arbetet hos relevanta MR-institutioner. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationer kommer i sin tur kunna dra nytta av nya nätverk och möjligheter till kapacitetsbyggnad inom den egna verksamheten genom kunskapsutbyte och utbildningar primärt anordnade av RWI. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationers aktiviteter är i praktiken även länkade till den nationella nivån, eftersom de förväntas få en katalytisk roll vad gäller effektiv nationell implementering av beslut tagna av regionala domstolar. Utöver detta kommer de även engagera sig i kampanjer för ökad medvetenhet och kunskap om nationella domstolar och deras roll. Detsamma gäller nationella MR-institutioner och regionala nätverk. Nätverket av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner kommer även de att bidra mot förverkligandet av förändringsteorin, genom forskning och empiriskt material till institutionerna, i syfte att främja evidensbaserade aktiviteter. Den andra metoden innebär direkt samarbete med regionala institutioner i syfte att åtgärda brister i bland annat kapacitet genom utbildning, stöd till litteratur, systemstärkande, erfarenhetsutbyte, forskning, utarbetande av arbetsordning och -plan. Primärt fokus är Östafrikanska gemenskapen (EAC) och Västafrikanska staternas ekonomiska gemenskap (ECOWAS). Detta hanteras primärt av RWI i tillägg till de ovan nämnda aktiviteter som genomförs av de regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationerna. Detta innebär dubbla roller för RWI eftersom de kommer hantera både kapacitetsbyggnad och koordinering av regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationer tillsammans med nationella aktörer och de ansvariga regionala och subregionala institutionerna. Ovan nämnda metod bedöms som rimlig i relation till de förväntade resultaten. RWI har föreslagit ett femårsprogram från år 2019 till 2023 med en total budget på 80 miljoner SEK, varav runt 25 miljoner SEK, eller 31%, vidarebefordras till de sex panafrikanska partnerorganisationerna. Ambassaden kommer dock inledningsvis skriva avtal för endast tre år (2019–2021) med ett totalbelopp om SEK 50 miljoner, på grund av begränsningar inom Sidas bemyndiganderam. Beredningen avser dock hela programperioden och kan förlängas till fem år 2021. The overall objective of the Program is a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies. The first concerns working in cooperation with and supporting other key stakeholders who are assessed to be able to exert an influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region, including by national and regional institutions. Actors in focus in this respect are academic institutions, CSOs and NHRIs, and in particular networks thereof. The second strategy concerns working directly with regional institutions, including related duty-bearers in the region, to address capacity and other gaps to strengthen implementation of regional human rights commitments in the region. The regional institutions are primarily those of the East African Community, but also ECOWAS as a REC is targeted. The two RECs are targeted mainly because RWI wants to consolidate the work that has been started in the previous phase of Africa Program with EAC; and ECOWAS is considered to be the second most integrated region in Africa next to EAC. Among regional institutions, there is a focus on judicial bodies and departments dealing with political affairs, security, social services and gender. The Program thus seeks to embody an approach that supports implementation of regional agreements and commitments in different ways; through direct support to organizations and agencies (duty-bearers) responsible for the implementation, through support to actors within civil society or otherwise not duty-bearers who work with accountability and through dialogue which, in a systematic and informed way, are connected with commitments in the regional context. Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Raoul Wallenberg Institute 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 16000000 14000000 19873139 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 8000000 5500000 9873139 0 0 -0.0000000004 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 8500000 0 49873139 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8500000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 5500000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 9873139 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 10000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of civil society and media to work towards accountability and respect for human rights at regional level Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och media att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors for peace and reconciliation Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10992-10992A0102 Sweden This program supports Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) with an overall objective of bringing about a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies/methods. The first intervention method relies up on working in cooperation with and supporting key stakeholders that are perceived to be able to exert influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region. Actors in focus in this respect are Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and networks thereof and network of six African academic institutions. This method with in this specific program primarily targets direct cooperation with 6 Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) that work both at regional and sub-regional levels. The assumption is that these Pan-African CSOs have good thematic knowledge, expertise and will build the capacity and influence the work of the regional and sub-regional duty bearer human rights institutions. Thus, these CSOs will be used as a vehicle to build the institutional capacity of the regional institutions while also benefiting from better networking and building the capacity of their own institution through trainings and experience sharing that will be primarily taken care of by RWI. The interventions by this regional and sub-regional CSOs is also effectively tied to the national level through their designed catalytic role in accelerating the effective implementation of the decisions of the regional and sub-regional Courts at a national level. In addition to this, they are also set to engage in awareness raising campaign about the existence and effective utilization of the courts at national level. The same applies to the National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and their regional network. The network of six African academic institutions will also contribute towards the realization of the theory of change through the production of research based empirical evidences to the implementing institutions, so that they can have evidence based interventions. The second intervention method concerns working directly with regional institutions to address capacity and other gaps through training, literature and system support, experience sharing, research, manual, working order and plan development. The regional institutions in focus are primarily those of the East African Community (EAC) and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). This will be primarily take care of by RWI, i.e., in addition to the interventions by the regional and sub-regional CSO as mentioned above. This indicates that RWI will be playing a double role of capacity building and coordination both for the regional and sub-regional CSOs together with other national actors and the regional and sub-regional duty bearer institutions. The above proposed intervention methodology is assessed to be sound in relation to the expected results. RWI has proposed a five-year program that runs from 2019 to 2023 with a total amount of 80 MSEK, of which around 25 MSEK or 31% to be forwarded to six Pan-African CSO partners. However, the Embassy will initially sign agreement only for the first three years (2019-2021) for a total amount of 50 MSEK though the assessment encompasses the full five years program period, mainly due to limitations to Sida`s framework for outstanding commitments, with a possibility of extension to five years in 2021. Programmet avser stöd till Raoul Wallenberg Institutet (RWI), med ett övergripande syfte att förbättra situationen vad gäller stärkande av rättssektorn i bred bemärkelse, och implementering av MR-ramverk i Afrika. Syftet bygger på antagandet att den huvudsakliga utmaningen vad gäller respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå, inte är bristen på normativa ramverk eller institutioner i sig, utan snarare på att hos de standarder och institutioner som redan finns på plats inte fungerar på ett optimalt sätt för medborgarna. För detta ändamål har RWI valt att arbeta utefter två övergripande strategier. Den första strategi innebär samarbete med och stöd till aktörer som antas kunna påverka implementeringen av MR-åtaganden i regionen. Aktörer i fokus är panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer, nationella MR-institutioner samt nätverk av dessa, samt ett nätverk av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner. Fokus för just detta program kommer framförallt att vara direkt samarbete med sex panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer verksamma på både regional och subregional nivå. Dessa antas ha god tematisk kunskap och expertis för att kunna bygga kapacitet och påverka arbetet hos relevanta MR-institutioner. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationer kommer i sin tur kunna dra nytta av nya nätverk och möjligheter till kapacitetsbyggnad inom den egna verksamheten genom kunskapsutbyte och utbildningar primärt anordnade av RWI. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationers aktiviteter är i praktiken även länkade till den nationella nivån, eftersom de förväntas få en katalytisk roll vad gäller effektiv nationell implementering av beslut tagna av regionala domstolar. Utöver detta kommer de även engagera sig i kampanjer för ökad medvetenhet och kunskap om nationella domstolar och deras roll. Detsamma gäller nationella MR-institutioner och regionala nätverk. Nätverket av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner kommer även de att bidra mot förverkligandet av förändringsteorin, genom forskning och empiriskt material till institutionerna, i syfte att främja evidensbaserade aktiviteter. Den andra metoden innebär direkt samarbete med regionala institutioner i syfte att åtgärda brister i bland annat kapacitet genom utbildning, stöd till litteratur, systemstärkande, erfarenhetsutbyte, forskning, utarbetande av arbetsordning och -plan. Primärt fokus är Östafrikanska gemenskapen (EAC) och Västafrikanska staternas ekonomiska gemenskap (ECOWAS). Detta hanteras primärt av RWI i tillägg till de ovan nämnda aktiviteter som genomförs av de regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationerna. Detta innebär dubbla roller för RWI eftersom de kommer hantera både kapacitetsbyggnad och koordinering av regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationer tillsammans med nationella aktörer och de ansvariga regionala och subregionala institutionerna. Ovan nämnda metod bedöms som rimlig i relation till de förväntade resultaten. RWI har föreslagit ett femårsprogram från år 2019 till 2023 med en total budget på 80 miljoner SEK, varav runt 25 miljoner SEK, eller 31%, vidarebefordras till de sex panafrikanska partnerorganisationerna. Ambassaden kommer dock inledningsvis skriva avtal för endast tre år (2019–2021) med ett totalbelopp om SEK 50 miljoner, på grund av begränsningar inom Sidas bemyndiganderam. Beredningen avser dock hela programperioden och kan förlängas till fem år 2021. The overall objective of the Program is a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies. The first concerns working in cooperation with and supporting other key stakeholders who are assessed to be able to exert an influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region, including by national and regional institutions. Actors in focus in this respect are academic institutions, CSOs and NHRIs, and in particular networks thereof. The second strategy concerns working directly with regional institutions, including related duty-bearers in the region, to address capacity and other gaps to strengthen implementation of regional human rights commitments in the region. The regional institutions are primarily those of the East African Community, but also ECOWAS as a REC is targeted. The two RECs are targeted mainly because RWI wants to consolidate the work that has been started in the previous phase of Africa Program with EAC; and ECOWAS is considered to be the second most integrated region in Africa next to EAC. Among regional institutions, there is a focus on judicial bodies and departments dealing with political affairs, security, social services and gender. The Program thus seeks to embody an approach that supports implementation of regional agreements and commitments in different ways; through direct support to organizations and agencies (duty-bearers) responsible for the implementation, through support to actors within civil society or otherwise not duty-bearers who work with accountability and through dialogue which, in a systematic and informed way, are connected with commitments in the regional context. Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Raoul Wallenberg Institute 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 14650000 12975908 4100000 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 6000000 0 7650000 7000000 0 4100000 -24092 0 31725908 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 7000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 7650000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 7000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute -24092.08 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 6000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 4100000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthen democracy and increase respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased equality and empowerment for women and girls Ökad jämställdhet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened regional initiatives and capacity for sustainable peace Stärkta regionala initiativ och kapacitet för hållbar fred Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10992-10992A0103 Sweden This program supports Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) with an overall objective of bringing about a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies/methods. The first intervention method relies up on working in cooperation with and supporting key stakeholders that are perceived to be able to exert influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region. Actors in focus in this respect are Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and networks thereof and network of six African academic institutions. This method with in this specific program primarily targets direct cooperation with 6 Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) that work both at regional and sub-regional levels. The assumption is that these Pan-African CSOs have good thematic knowledge, expertise and will build the capacity and influence the work of the regional and sub-regional duty bearer human rights institutions. Thus, these CSOs will be used as a vehicle to build the institutional capacity of the regional institutions while also benefiting from better networking and building the capacity of their own institution through trainings and experience sharing that will be primarily taken care of by RWI. The interventions by this regional and sub-regional CSOs is also effectively tied to the national level through their designed catalytic role in accelerating the effective implementation of the decisions of the regional and sub-regional Courts at a national level. In addition to this, they are also set to engage in awareness raising campaign about the existence and effective utilization of the courts at national level. The same applies to the National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and their regional network. The network of six African academic institutions will also contribute towards the realization of the theory of change through the production of research based empirical evidences to the implementing institutions, so that they can have evidence based interventions. The second intervention method concerns working directly with regional institutions to address capacity and other gaps through training, literature and system support, experience sharing, research, manual, working order and plan development. The regional institutions in focus are primarily those of the East African Community (EAC) and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). This will be primarily take care of by RWI, i.e., in addition to the interventions by the regional and sub-regional CSO as mentioned above. This indicates that RWI will be playing a double role of capacity building and coordination both for the regional and sub-regional CSOs together with other national actors and the regional and sub-regional duty bearer institutions. The above proposed intervention methodology is assessed to be sound in relation to the expected results. RWI has proposed a five-year program that runs from 2019 to 2023 with a total amount of 80 MSEK, of which around 25 MSEK or 31% to be forwarded to six Pan-African CSO partners. However, the Embassy will initially sign agreement only for the first three years (2019-2021) for a total amount of 50 MSEK though the assessment encompasses the full five years program period, mainly due to limitations to Sida`s framework for outstanding commitments, with a possibility of extension to five years in 2021. Programmet avser stöd till Raoul Wallenberg Institutet (RWI), med ett övergripande syfte att förbättra situationen vad gäller stärkande av rättssektorn i bred bemärkelse, och implementering av MR-ramverk i Afrika. Syftet bygger på antagandet att den huvudsakliga utmaningen vad gäller respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå, inte är bristen på normativa ramverk eller institutioner i sig, utan snarare på att hos de standarder och institutioner som redan finns på plats inte fungerar på ett optimalt sätt för medborgarna. För detta ändamål har RWI valt att arbeta utefter två övergripande strategier. Den första strategi innebär samarbete med och stöd till aktörer som antas kunna påverka implementeringen av MR-åtaganden i regionen. Aktörer i fokus är panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer, nationella MR-institutioner samt nätverk av dessa, samt ett nätverk av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner. Fokus för just detta program kommer framförallt att vara direkt samarbete med sex panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer verksamma på både regional och subregional nivå. Dessa antas ha god tematisk kunskap och expertis för att kunna bygga kapacitet och påverka arbetet hos relevanta MR-institutioner. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationer kommer i sin tur kunna dra nytta av nya nätverk och möjligheter till kapacitetsbyggnad inom den egna verksamheten genom kunskapsutbyte och utbildningar primärt anordnade av RWI. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationers aktiviteter är i praktiken även länkade till den nationella nivån, eftersom de förväntas få en katalytisk roll vad gäller effektiv nationell implementering av beslut tagna av regionala domstolar. Utöver detta kommer de även engagera sig i kampanjer för ökad medvetenhet och kunskap om nationella domstolar och deras roll. Detsamma gäller nationella MR-institutioner och regionala nätverk. Nätverket av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner kommer även de att bidra mot förverkligandet av förändringsteorin, genom forskning och empiriskt material till institutionerna, i syfte att främja evidensbaserade aktiviteter. Den andra metoden innebär direkt samarbete med regionala institutioner i syfte att åtgärda brister i bland annat kapacitet genom utbildning, stöd till litteratur, systemstärkande, erfarenhetsutbyte, forskning, utarbetande av arbetsordning och -plan. Primärt fokus är Östafrikanska gemenskapen (EAC) och Västafrikanska staternas ekonomiska gemenskap (ECOWAS). Detta hanteras primärt av RWI i tillägg till de ovan nämnda aktiviteter som genomförs av de regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationerna. Detta innebär dubbla roller för RWI eftersom de kommer hantera både kapacitetsbyggnad och koordinering av regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationer tillsammans med nationella aktörer och de ansvariga regionala och subregionala institutionerna. Ovan nämnda metod bedöms som rimlig i relation till de förväntade resultaten. RWI har föreslagit ett femårsprogram från år 2019 till 2023 med en total budget på 80 miljoner SEK, varav runt 25 miljoner SEK, eller 31%, vidarebefordras till de sex panafrikanska partnerorganisationerna. Ambassaden kommer dock inledningsvis skriva avtal för endast tre år (2019–2021) med ett totalbelopp om SEK 50 miljoner, på grund av begränsningar inom Sidas bemyndiganderam. Beredningen avser dock hela programperioden och kan förlängas till fem år 2021. The overall objective of the Program is a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies. The first concerns working in cooperation with and supporting other key stakeholders who are assessed to be able to exert an influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region, including by national and regional institutions. Actors in focus in this respect are academic institutions, CSOs and NHRIs, and in particular networks thereof. The second strategy concerns working directly with regional institutions, including related duty-bearers in the region, to address capacity and other gaps to strengthen implementation of regional human rights commitments in the region. The regional institutions are primarily those of the East African Community, but also ECOWAS as a REC is targeted. The two RECs are targeted mainly because RWI wants to consolidate the work that has been started in the previous phase of Africa Program with EAC; and ECOWAS is considered to be the second most integrated region in Africa next to EAC. Among regional institutions, there is a focus on judicial bodies and departments dealing with political affairs, security, social services and gender. The Program thus seeks to embody an approach that supports implementation of regional agreements and commitments in different ways; through direct support to organizations and agencies (duty-bearers) responsible for the implementation, through support to actors within civil society or otherwise not duty-bearers who work with accountability and through dialogue which, in a systematic and informed way, are connected with commitments in the regional context. Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 227930 227930 0 0 227930 Ernst & Young 227930 Ernst & Young Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthen democracy and increase respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11347 Sweden The main purpose of the Human Rights Programme is to strenghten the respect for human rights and international law in Palestine. The programme´s main purpose is expected to be attained by providing core support to human rights organizations that have demonstrated that they have the skills and capabilities to contribute to a real and sustainable change for an effective realization of respect for human rights and international humanitarian law in Palestine. The organizations that will receive support are expected to work in accordance with human rights and have an IHL based approach in their implementation, as well as a clear mandate, a long-term strategy and a performance framework with relevant, realistic and measurable goals.The organizations that will be included in the programme will be selected by Sweden and evaluated by the Programme Implementor to ensure that they meet the criteria for obtaining funding from Sweden. The NGO Development Center (NDC) is proposed to act as the Implementor of the programme. NDC is a Palestinian civil society organization that has two strategic goals; 1) Improve the capacity of civil society organizations to provide more sustainable services and contribute to socio-economic development. 2) Contribute towards the development of civil society organizations so they are more responsive, open and accountable.The organizations proposed to be given the opportunity to become part of the programme have all previously been supported by Sweden and other countries through other programmes, and are thus well-known and recognized actors in the field of human rights. In total, eight organizations are proposed to be invited to participate in the programme, four of which are Palestinian and four are Israeli. Apart from being well-known, the organisations meet the demands set by Sweden for civil society organisations to receive core support: 1) Legally registered as a non-governmental organization in either Israel or Palestine. 2) Maintains non-violence and non-discrimination in their work and statutes. 3) Has a management structure with clearly defined and divided roles and responsibilities. 4) Has documented administrative capacity and organizational distribution of responsability. 5) Has a bank account managed by more than one person (for joint signing). 6) Has annual financial statements reviewed by a qualified external auditor for the past three years.In addition to the above-mentioned general criteria, there are also specific criteria to ensure that the organizations´ work long-term and strategically with human rights in Palestine, such as; 1) Have a long-term (at least three-year) strategic plan and/or clearly stated intervention logic and a clear results framework. 2) Be able to demonstrate documented advocacy capacity and/or other methods to achieve real and concrete results. 3) Have a documented and clear strategy for coordinating and collaborating with other CSOs, state or international organizations and actors in Human Rights/IHL. 4) Have a local outreach work in order to reach local targeted groups. 5) Covering a thematic area in human rights that contributes to the overall objectives of Sweden's development strategy for Palestine.The Implementor will review the need for financial resources for the eight invited organisations planned activities. After a financial assessment has been made by the Implementor, the result is presented to Sweden, who takes a decision on which organizations will ultimately be included in the programme, and also decides about the size of the financial support that will be granted to each of the organizations. The organizations that have been selected to participate in the programme are; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, B´Tselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha and Yesh Din. No further forwarding of funds from these organizations will take place, whereby risks in the management and control of disbursed funds have been minimized. Programmet för mänskliga rättigheter har som syfte att stödja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter och internationell rätt i Palestina. Programmet tillhandahåller kärnstöd till människorättsorganisationer som har visat att de har kompetens och kapacitet att bidra till en verklig och hållbar förändring för ett effektivt förverkligande av respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och internationell humanitär rätt i Palestina. De organisationer som kommer att få stöd förväntas arbeta i enlighet med de mänskliga rättigheterna och ha ett internationellt humanitärt rättsbaserat (IHL) tillvägagångssätt i sitt genomförande, samt ett tydligt mandat, en långsiktig strategi och ett resultatramverk med relevanta, realistiska och mätbara mål. De organisationer som kommer att ingå i programmet kommer att väljas ut av Sverige och i enlighet med de kriterier som gäller för att få finansiering från Sverige. NGO Development Center (NDC), föreslås fungera som genomförare av programmet. NDC är en palestinsk icke-statlig organisation som har två strategiska mål; 1) Förbättra icke-statliga organisationers kapacitet att tillhandahålla mer hållbara tjänster och bidra till socioekonomisk utveckling, 2) Bidra till att icke-statliga sektorns utveckling blir mer responsiv, öppen och ansvarig. De organisationer som har valts ut för att ges möjligheten att bli en del av programmet har alla tidigare fått stöd av bland annat Sverige genom andra program och är därmed välkända och erkända aktörer inom mänskliga rättigheter och uppfyller de kriterier för finansiering som har fastställts nedan. Totalt bjuds åtta organisationer in för att vara delaktiga i programmet, fyra av dem är palestinska och fyra är israeliska. Alla organisationer uppfylller krav som Sida har för civilsamhällsorganisationer för att ta emot kärnstöd, såsom: 1) Lagligt registrerad som en icke-statlig organisation i antingen Israel eller Palestina. 2) Bibehåller icke-våld och icke-diskriminering i sitt arbete och stadgar. 3) Har en förvaltningsstruktur med klart definierade och uppdelade roller och ansvarsområden. 4) Har dokumenterad och administrativ kapacitet och organisatorisk ansvarsfördelning. 5) Har ett bankkonto som sköts av mer än en person (för gemensam signering). 6) Har årliga gemensamma bokslutskommunikéer granskade av en kvalificerad extern revisor för de senaste tre åren. Utöver ovannämnda allmänna krav, så finns även kriterier för att säkerställa att organisationerna arbetar långsiktigt och strategiskt med mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina, såsom: 1) Har en långsiktig (minst tre års) strategisk plan / tydligt angiven interventionslogik och ett tydligt resultatramverk. 2) Kunna visa dokumenterad påverkanskapacitet och / eller annan metod för att uppnå verkliga och konkreta resultat. 3) Har en dokumenterad och tydlig strategi för att samordna och samarbeta med andra CSOs, statliga eller internationella organisationer och aktörer inom Mänskliga rättigheter / IHL. 4) Har ett lokalt och utåtriktat arbete för att nå lokala målgrupper. 5) Täcker ett tematiskt område inom mänskliga rättigheter som bidrar till de övergripande målen i Sveriges utvecklingsstrategi för Palestina. Med anledning av den långa erfarenhet som Sverige har av de åtta utvalda organisationerna, är det säkerställt att de uppfyller även de kriterier som har satts upp för att ingå i programmet. NDC kommer genom en utvärdering analysera behov av finansiella resurser för varje enskild organisations verksamhet. Efter det att en bedömning har gjorts, presenteras resultatet till Sverige som fattar ett slutligt beslut om vilka föreslagna organisationer som skall ingå i programmet, samt om hur mycket finansiellt stöd som skall utgå till var och en av organisationerna. De organisationer som har valts ut att få möjlighet att ingå i programmet är; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, BTselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha samt Yesh Din. Någon ytterligare vidareförmedling från dessa organisationer till andra organisationer utgår ej varvid risker i styrning och kontroll av utbetalade medel har minimerats. Aktivitetsperioden avser 2018 till och med 2020. Det planeras en utvärdering av programmet under den första halvan av 2020 för att säkerställa effektiviteten i insatsen, relevansen av de avtalspartners som fram till dess har ingått i programmet samt program-genomförarens hantering av det svenska stödet/del i programmet. De totala medlen för insatsen planeras initialt vara 75 miljoner SEK fördelat på de tre åren, där kostnaden för programgenomföraren, NDC, ingår i den totala summan för programmet och uppskattas uppgå till cirka 8.4 procent av totalkostnaden. Det föreslagna programmet var tänkt att starta 1 januari 2018, men försenades på grund av interna och administrativa hinder. En ny avtalsmall för allmänna villkor hade tagits fram av Sida centralt och som börjat gälla juli 2018, för allt stöd som kanaliseras till civilsamhällsorganisationer. I den avtalsmallen fanns en ny artikel med hänvisning till EU´s finansiella sanktionslista. Artikeln var formulerad på ett sätt som gjorde att det blev näst intill omöjligt för civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar i Palestina att ingå partnerskap med Sverige. Åtgärder vidtogs därför för att få till en ändring i avtalsmallen som möjligör fortsatt stöd till civilsamällsaktörer som arbetar i Palestina. En ny reviderad avtalsmall var framtagen i februari 2019. På grund av dessa förseningar, föreslås att programmets aktivitetsperiod börjar gälla från 1 januari 2018. Detta gör det möjligt att retroaktivt täcka eventuella finansiella underskott för de organisationer som ingår i programmet. Programgenomföraren föreslås få i uppgift att granska den finansiella rapporteringen från organisationerna för 2018 för att sedan föreslå till Sverige vilka organisationer som skulle kunna vara aktuella för finansiering från Sverige och programmet då underskottet kan kopplas till utebliven finansiering från Sverige 2018. Finansiellt stöd till programgenomföraren föreslås dock utgå från 1 januari 2019. Eventuellt beslut om detta fattas av Sverige varvid uppdrag kan lämnas till programgenomföraren att genomföra utbetalningar mot sedvanliga rapporteringskrav i enlighet med avtalet. Konsultation har gjorts med jurdisk rådgivare på Sida för att säkerställa att ovan förslag inte är i strid med Sidas regler och föreskrifter vad gäller bidragshantering. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-11347-11347A0101 Sweden The main purpose of the Human Rights Programme is to strenghten the respect for human rights and international law in Palestine. The programme´s main purpose is expected to be attained by providing core support to human rights organizations that have demonstrated that they have the skills and capabilities to contribute to a real and sustainable change for an effective realization of respect for human rights and international humanitarian law in Palestine. The organizations that will receive support are expected to work in accordance with human rights and have an IHL based approach in their implementation, as well as a clear mandate, a long-term strategy and a performance framework with relevant, realistic and measurable goals.The organizations that will be included in the programme will be selected by Sweden and evaluated by the Programme Implementor to ensure that they meet the criteria for obtaining funding from Sweden. The NGO Development Center (NDC) is proposed to act as the Implementor of the programme. NDC is a Palestinian civil society organization that has two strategic goals; 1) Improve the capacity of civil society organizations to provide more sustainable services and contribute to socio-economic development. 2) Contribute towards the development of civil society organizations so they are more responsive, open and accountable.The organizations proposed to be given the opportunity to become part of the programme have all previously been supported by Sweden and other countries through other programmes, and are thus well-known and recognized actors in the field of human rights. In total, eight organizations are proposed to be invited to participate in the programme, four of which are Palestinian and four are Israeli. Apart from being well-known, the organisations meet the demands set by Sweden for civil society organisations to receive core support: 1) Legally registered as a non-governmental organization in either Israel or Palestine. 2) Maintains non-violence and non-discrimination in their work and statutes. 3) Has a management structure with clearly defined and divided roles and responsibilities. 4) Has documented administrative capacity and organizational distribution of responsability. 5) Has a bank account managed by more than one person (for joint signing). 6) Has annual financial statements reviewed by a qualified external auditor for the past three years.In addition to the above-mentioned general criteria, there are also specific criteria to ensure that the organizations´ work long-term and strategically with human rights in Palestine, such as; 1) Have a long-term (at least three-year) strategic plan and/or clearly stated intervention logic and a clear results framework. 2) Be able to demonstrate documented advocacy capacity and/or other methods to achieve real and concrete results. 3) Have a documented and clear strategy for coordinating and collaborating with other CSOs, state or international organizations and actors in Human Rights/IHL. 4) Have a local outreach work in order to reach local targeted groups. 5) Covering a thematic area in human rights that contributes to the overall objectives of Sweden's development strategy for Palestine.The Implementor will review the need for financial resources for the eight invited organisations planned activities. After a financial assessment has been made by the Implementor, the result is presented to Sweden, who takes a decision on which organizations will ultimately be included in the programme, and also decides about the size of the financial support that will be granted to each of the organizations. The organizations that have been selected to participate in the programme are; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, B´Tselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha and Yesh Din. No further forwarding of funds from these organizations will take place, whereby risks in the management and control of disbursed funds have been minimized. Programmet för mänskliga rättigheter har som syfte att stödja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter och internationell rätt i Palestina. Programmet tillhandahåller kärnstöd till människorättsorganisationer som har visat att de har kompetens och kapacitet att bidra till en verklig och hållbar förändring för ett effektivt förverkligande av respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och internationell humanitär rätt i Palestina. De organisationer som kommer att få stöd förväntas arbeta i enlighet med de mänskliga rättigheterna och ha ett internationellt humanitärt rättsbaserat (IHL) tillvägagångssätt i sitt genomförande, samt ett tydligt mandat, en långsiktig strategi och ett resultatramverk med relevanta, realistiska och mätbara mål. De organisationer som kommer att ingå i programmet kommer att väljas ut av Sverige och i enlighet med de kriterier som gäller för att få finansiering från Sverige. NGO Development Center (NDC), föreslås fungera som genomförare av programmet. NDC är en palestinsk icke-statlig organisation som har två strategiska mål; 1) Förbättra icke-statliga organisationers kapacitet att tillhandahålla mer hållbara tjänster och bidra till socioekonomisk utveckling, 2) Bidra till att icke-statliga sektorns utveckling blir mer responsiv, öppen och ansvarig. De organisationer som har valts ut för att ges möjligheten att bli en del av programmet har alla tidigare fått stöd av bland annat Sverige genom andra program och är därmed välkända och erkända aktörer inom mänskliga rättigheter och uppfyller de kriterier för finansiering som har fastställts nedan. Totalt bjuds åtta organisationer in för att vara delaktiga i programmet, fyra av dem är palestinska och fyra är israeliska. Alla organisationer uppfylller krav som Sida har för civilsamhällsorganisationer för att ta emot kärnstöd, såsom: 1) Lagligt registrerad som en icke-statlig organisation i antingen Israel eller Palestina. 2) Bibehåller icke-våld och icke-diskriminering i sitt arbete och stadgar. 3) Har en förvaltningsstruktur med klart definierade och uppdelade roller och ansvarsområden. 4) Har dokumenterad och administrativ kapacitet och organisatorisk ansvarsfördelning. 5) Har ett bankkonto som sköts av mer än en person (för gemensam signering). 6) Har årliga gemensamma bokslutskommunikéer granskade av en kvalificerad extern revisor för de senaste tre åren. Utöver ovannämnda allmänna krav, så finns även kriterier för att säkerställa att organisationerna arbetar långsiktigt och strategiskt med mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina, såsom: 1) Har en långsiktig (minst tre års) strategisk plan / tydligt angiven interventionslogik och ett tydligt resultatramverk. 2) Kunna visa dokumenterad påverkanskapacitet och / eller annan metod för att uppnå verkliga och konkreta resultat. 3) Har en dokumenterad och tydlig strategi för att samordna och samarbeta med andra CSOs, statliga eller internationella organisationer och aktörer inom Mänskliga rättigheter / IHL. 4) Har ett lokalt och utåtriktat arbete för att nå lokala målgrupper. 5) Täcker ett tematiskt område inom mänskliga rättigheter som bidrar till de övergripande målen i Sveriges utvecklingsstrategi för Palestina. Med anledning av den långa erfarenhet som Sverige har av de åtta utvalda organisationerna, är det säkerställt att de uppfyller även de kriterier som har satts upp för att ingå i programmet. NDC kommer genom en utvärdering analysera behov av finansiella resurser för varje enskild organisations verksamhet. Efter det att en bedömning har gjorts, presenteras resultatet till Sverige som fattar ett slutligt beslut om vilka föreslagna organisationer som skall ingå i programmet, samt om hur mycket finansiellt stöd som skall utgå till var och en av organisationerna. De organisationer som har valts ut att få möjlighet att ingå i programmet är; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, BTselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha samt Yesh Din. Någon ytterligare vidareförmedling från dessa organisationer till andra organisationer utgår ej varvid risker i styrning och kontroll av utbetalade medel har minimerats. Aktivitetsperioden avser 2018 till och med 2020. Det planeras en utvärdering av programmet under den första halvan av 2020 för att säkerställa effektiviteten i insatsen, relevansen av de avtalspartners som fram till dess har ingått i programmet samt program-genomförarens hantering av det svenska stödet/del i programmet. De totala medlen för insatsen planeras initialt vara 75 miljoner SEK fördelat på de tre åren, där kostnaden för programgenomföraren, NDC, ingår i den totala summan för programmet och uppskattas uppgå till cirka 8.4 procent av totalkostnaden. Det föreslagna programmet var tänkt att starta 1 januari 2018, men försenades på grund av interna och administrativa hinder. En ny avtalsmall för allmänna villkor hade tagits fram av Sida centralt och som börjat gälla juli 2018, för allt stöd som kanaliseras till civilsamhällsorganisationer. I den avtalsmallen fanns en ny artikel med hänvisning till EU´s finansiella sanktionslista. Artikeln var formulerad på ett sätt som gjorde att det blev näst intill omöjligt för civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar i Palestina att ingå partnerskap med Sverige. Åtgärder vidtogs därför för att få till en ändring i avtalsmallen som möjligör fortsatt stöd till civilsamällsaktörer som arbetar i Palestina. En ny reviderad avtalsmall var framtagen i februari 2019. På grund av dessa förseningar, föreslås att programmets aktivitetsperiod börjar gälla från 1 januari 2018. Detta gör det möjligt att retroaktivt täcka eventuella finansiella underskott för de organisationer som ingår i programmet. Programgenomföraren föreslås få i uppgift att granska den finansiella rapporteringen från organisationerna för 2018 för att sedan föreslå till Sverige vilka organisationer som skulle kunna vara aktuella för finansiering från Sverige och programmet då underskottet kan kopplas till utebliven finansiering från Sverige 2018. Finansiellt stöd till programgenomföraren föreslås dock utgå från 1 januari 2019. Eventuellt beslut om detta fattas av Sverige varvid uppdrag kan lämnas till programgenomföraren att genomföra utbetalningar mot sedvanliga rapporteringskrav i enlighet med avtalet. Konsultation har gjorts med jurdisk rådgivare på Sida för att säkerställa att ovan förslag inte är i strid med Sidas regler och föreskrifter vad gäller bidragshantering. Sweden NDC/NGO Development Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NDC/NGO Development Centre 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 68000000 0 0 0 0 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14000000 0 0 0 29000000 0 68000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 25000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 14000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 29000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 More effective accountability mechanisms, including a viable and pluralistic civil society Mer effektiva ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer, inklusive ett mer livskraftigt och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11347-11347A0103 Sweden The main purpose of the Human Rights Programme is to strenghten the respect for human rights and international law in Palestine. The programme´s main purpose is expected to be attained by providing core support to human rights organizations that have demonstrated that they have the skills and capabilities to contribute to a real and sustainable change for an effective realization of respect for human rights and international humanitarian law in Palestine. The organizations that will receive support are expected to work in accordance with human rights and have an IHL based approach in their implementation, as well as a clear mandate, a long-term strategy and a performance framework with relevant, realistic and measurable goals.The organizations that will be included in the programme will be selected by Sweden and evaluated by the Programme Implementor to ensure that they meet the criteria for obtaining funding from Sweden. The NGO Development Center (NDC) is proposed to act as the Implementor of the programme. NDC is a Palestinian civil society organization that has two strategic goals; 1) Improve the capacity of civil society organizations to provide more sustainable services and contribute to socio-economic development. 2) Contribute towards the development of civil society organizations so they are more responsive, open and accountable.The organizations proposed to be given the opportunity to become part of the programme have all previously been supported by Sweden and other countries through other programmes, and are thus well-known and recognized actors in the field of human rights. In total, eight organizations are proposed to be invited to participate in the programme, four of which are Palestinian and four are Israeli. Apart from being well-known, the organisations meet the demands set by Sweden for civil society organisations to receive core support: 1) Legally registered as a non-governmental organization in either Israel or Palestine. 2) Maintains non-violence and non-discrimination in their work and statutes. 3) Has a management structure with clearly defined and divided roles and responsibilities. 4) Has documented administrative capacity and organizational distribution of responsability. 5) Has a bank account managed by more than one person (for joint signing). 6) Has annual financial statements reviewed by a qualified external auditor for the past three years.In addition to the above-mentioned general criteria, there are also specific criteria to ensure that the organizations´ work long-term and strategically with human rights in Palestine, such as; 1) Have a long-term (at least three-year) strategic plan and/or clearly stated intervention logic and a clear results framework. 2) Be able to demonstrate documented advocacy capacity and/or other methods to achieve real and concrete results. 3) Have a documented and clear strategy for coordinating and collaborating with other CSOs, state or international organizations and actors in Human Rights/IHL. 4) Have a local outreach work in order to reach local targeted groups. 5) Covering a thematic area in human rights that contributes to the overall objectives of Sweden's development strategy for Palestine.The Implementor will review the need for financial resources for the eight invited organisations planned activities. After a financial assessment has been made by the Implementor, the result is presented to Sweden, who takes a decision on which organizations will ultimately be included in the programme, and also decides about the size of the financial support that will be granted to each of the organizations. The organizations that have been selected to participate in the programme are; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, B´Tselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha and Yesh Din. No further forwarding of funds from these organizations will take place, whereby risks in the management and control of disbursed funds have been minimized. Programmet för mänskliga rättigheter har som syfte att stödja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter och internationell rätt i Palestina. Programmet tillhandahåller kärnstöd till människorättsorganisationer som har visat att de har kompetens och kapacitet att bidra till en verklig och hållbar förändring för ett effektivt förverkligande av respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och internationell humanitär rätt i Palestina. De organisationer som kommer att få stöd förväntas arbeta i enlighet med de mänskliga rättigheterna och ha ett internationellt humanitärt rättsbaserat (IHL) tillvägagångssätt i sitt genomförande, samt ett tydligt mandat, en långsiktig strategi och ett resultatramverk med relevanta, realistiska och mätbara mål. De organisationer som kommer att ingå i programmet kommer att väljas ut av Sverige och i enlighet med de kriterier som gäller för att få finansiering från Sverige. NGO Development Center (NDC), föreslås fungera som genomförare av programmet. NDC är en palestinsk icke-statlig organisation som har två strategiska mål; 1) Förbättra icke-statliga organisationers kapacitet att tillhandahålla mer hållbara tjänster och bidra till socioekonomisk utveckling, 2) Bidra till att icke-statliga sektorns utveckling blir mer responsiv, öppen och ansvarig. De organisationer som har valts ut för att ges möjligheten att bli en del av programmet har alla tidigare fått stöd av bland annat Sverige genom andra program och är därmed välkända och erkända aktörer inom mänskliga rättigheter och uppfyller de kriterier för finansiering som har fastställts nedan. Totalt bjuds åtta organisationer in för att vara delaktiga i programmet, fyra av dem är palestinska och fyra är israeliska. Alla organisationer uppfylller krav som Sida har för civilsamhällsorganisationer för att ta emot kärnstöd, såsom: 1) Lagligt registrerad som en icke-statlig organisation i antingen Israel eller Palestina. 2) Bibehåller icke-våld och icke-diskriminering i sitt arbete och stadgar. 3) Har en förvaltningsstruktur med klart definierade och uppdelade roller och ansvarsområden. 4) Har dokumenterad och administrativ kapacitet och organisatorisk ansvarsfördelning. 5) Har ett bankkonto som sköts av mer än en person (för gemensam signering). 6) Har årliga gemensamma bokslutskommunikéer granskade av en kvalificerad extern revisor för de senaste tre åren. Utöver ovannämnda allmänna krav, så finns även kriterier för att säkerställa att organisationerna arbetar långsiktigt och strategiskt med mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina, såsom: 1) Har en långsiktig (minst tre års) strategisk plan / tydligt angiven interventionslogik och ett tydligt resultatramverk. 2) Kunna visa dokumenterad påverkanskapacitet och / eller annan metod för att uppnå verkliga och konkreta resultat. 3) Har en dokumenterad och tydlig strategi för att samordna och samarbeta med andra CSOs, statliga eller internationella organisationer och aktörer inom Mänskliga rättigheter / IHL. 4) Har ett lokalt och utåtriktat arbete för att nå lokala målgrupper. 5) Täcker ett tematiskt område inom mänskliga rättigheter som bidrar till de övergripande målen i Sveriges utvecklingsstrategi för Palestina. Med anledning av den långa erfarenhet som Sverige har av de åtta utvalda organisationerna, är det säkerställt att de uppfyller även de kriterier som har satts upp för att ingå i programmet. NDC kommer genom en utvärdering analysera behov av finansiella resurser för varje enskild organisations verksamhet. Efter det att en bedömning har gjorts, presenteras resultatet till Sverige som fattar ett slutligt beslut om vilka föreslagna organisationer som skall ingå i programmet, samt om hur mycket finansiellt stöd som skall utgå till var och en av organisationerna. De organisationer som har valts ut att få möjlighet att ingå i programmet är; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, BTselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha samt Yesh Din. Någon ytterligare vidareförmedling från dessa organisationer till andra organisationer utgår ej varvid risker i styrning och kontroll av utbetalade medel har minimerats. Aktivitetsperioden avser 2018 till och med 2020. Det planeras en utvärdering av programmet under den första halvan av 2020 för att säkerställa effektiviteten i insatsen, relevansen av de avtalspartners som fram till dess har ingått i programmet samt program-genomförarens hantering av det svenska stödet/del i programmet. De totala medlen för insatsen planeras initialt vara 75 miljoner SEK fördelat på de tre åren, där kostnaden för programgenomföraren, NDC, ingår i den totala summan för programmet och uppskattas uppgå till cirka 8.4 procent av totalkostnaden. Det föreslagna programmet var tänkt att starta 1 januari 2018, men försenades på grund av interna och administrativa hinder. En ny avtalsmall för allmänna villkor hade tagits fram av Sida centralt och som börjat gälla juli 2018, för allt stöd som kanaliseras till civilsamhällsorganisationer. I den avtalsmallen fanns en ny artikel med hänvisning till EU´s finansiella sanktionslista. Artikeln var formulerad på ett sätt som gjorde att det blev näst intill omöjligt för civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar i Palestina att ingå partnerskap med Sverige. Åtgärder vidtogs därför för att få till en ändring i avtalsmallen som möjligör fortsatt stöd till civilsamällsaktörer som arbetar i Palestina. En ny reviderad avtalsmall var framtagen i februari 2019. På grund av dessa förseningar, föreslås att programmets aktivitetsperiod börjar gälla från 1 januari 2018. Detta gör det möjligt att retroaktivt täcka eventuella finansiella underskott för de organisationer som ingår i programmet. Programgenomföraren föreslås få i uppgift att granska den finansiella rapporteringen från organisationerna för 2018 för att sedan föreslå till Sverige vilka organisationer som skulle kunna vara aktuella för finansiering från Sverige och programmet då underskottet kan kopplas till utebliven finansiering från Sverige 2018. Finansiellt stöd till programgenomföraren föreslås dock utgå från 1 januari 2019. Eventuellt beslut om detta fattas av Sverige varvid uppdrag kan lämnas till programgenomföraren att genomföra utbetalningar mot sedvanliga rapporteringskrav i enlighet med avtalet. Konsultation har gjorts med jurdisk rådgivare på Sida för att säkerställa att ovan förslag inte är i strid med Sidas regler och föreskrifter vad gäller bidragshantering. Sweden NDC/NGO Development Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NDC/NGO Development Centre 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 33000000 37000000 0 7000000 -5690783 26000000 7000000 0 0 26000000 11000000 0 77000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 7000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 26000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 7000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 26000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 11000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre -5690783 NDC/NGO Development Centre Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Improved conditions for individuals and civil society to participate in and influence political processes, and greater respect for human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för individer och det civila samhället att delta i och påverka politiska processer samt stärkt respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11347-11347A0104 Sweden The main purpose of the Human Rights Programme is to strenghten the respect for human rights and international law in Palestine. The programme´s main purpose is expected to be attained by providing core support to human rights organizations that have demonstrated that they have the skills and capabilities to contribute to a real and sustainable change for an effective realization of respect for human rights and international humanitarian law in Palestine. The organizations that will receive support are expected to work in accordance with human rights and have an IHL based approach in their implementation, as well as a clear mandate, a long-term strategy and a performance framework with relevant, realistic and measurable goals.The organizations that will be included in the programme will be selected by Sweden and evaluated by the Programme Implementor to ensure that they meet the criteria for obtaining funding from Sweden. The NGO Development Center (NDC) is proposed to act as the Implementor of the programme. NDC is a Palestinian civil society organization that has two strategic goals; 1) Improve the capacity of civil society organizations to provide more sustainable services and contribute to socio-economic development. 2) Contribute towards the development of civil society organizations so they are more responsive, open and accountable.The organizations proposed to be given the opportunity to become part of the programme have all previously been supported by Sweden and other countries through other programmes, and are thus well-known and recognized actors in the field of human rights. In total, eight organizations are proposed to be invited to participate in the programme, four of which are Palestinian and four are Israeli. Apart from being well-known, the organisations meet the demands set by Sweden for civil society organisations to receive core support: 1) Legally registered as a non-governmental organization in either Israel or Palestine. 2) Maintains non-violence and non-discrimination in their work and statutes. 3) Has a management structure with clearly defined and divided roles and responsibilities. 4) Has documented administrative capacity and organizational distribution of responsability. 5) Has a bank account managed by more than one person (for joint signing). 6) Has annual financial statements reviewed by a qualified external auditor for the past three years.In addition to the above-mentioned general criteria, there are also specific criteria to ensure that the organizations´ work long-term and strategically with human rights in Palestine, such as; 1) Have a long-term (at least three-year) strategic plan and/or clearly stated intervention logic and a clear results framework. 2) Be able to demonstrate documented advocacy capacity and/or other methods to achieve real and concrete results. 3) Have a documented and clear strategy for coordinating and collaborating with other CSOs, state or international organizations and actors in Human Rights/IHL. 4) Have a local outreach work in order to reach local targeted groups. 5) Covering a thematic area in human rights that contributes to the overall objectives of Sweden's development strategy for Palestine.The Implementor will review the need for financial resources for the eight invited organisations planned activities. After a financial assessment has been made by the Implementor, the result is presented to Sweden, who takes a decision on which organizations will ultimately be included in the programme, and also decides about the size of the financial support that will be granted to each of the organizations. The organizations that have been selected to participate in the programme are; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, B´Tselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha and Yesh Din. No further forwarding of funds from these organizations will take place, whereby risks in the management and control of disbursed funds have been minimized. Programmet för mänskliga rättigheter har som syfte att stödja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter och internationell rätt i Palestina. Programmet tillhandahåller kärnstöd till människorättsorganisationer som har visat att de har kompetens och kapacitet att bidra till en verklig och hållbar förändring för ett effektivt förverkligande av respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och internationell humanitär rätt i Palestina. De organisationer som kommer att få stöd förväntas arbeta i enlighet med de mänskliga rättigheterna och ha ett internationellt humanitärt rättsbaserat (IHL) tillvägagångssätt i sitt genomförande, samt ett tydligt mandat, en långsiktig strategi och ett resultatramverk med relevanta, realistiska och mätbara mål. De organisationer som kommer att ingå i programmet kommer att väljas ut av Sverige och i enlighet med de kriterier som gäller för att få finansiering från Sverige. NGO Development Center (NDC), föreslås fungera som genomförare av programmet. NDC är en palestinsk icke-statlig organisation som har två strategiska mål; 1) Förbättra icke-statliga organisationers kapacitet att tillhandahålla mer hållbara tjänster och bidra till socioekonomisk utveckling, 2) Bidra till att icke-statliga sektorns utveckling blir mer responsiv, öppen och ansvarig. De organisationer som har valts ut för att ges möjligheten att bli en del av programmet har alla tidigare fått stöd av bland annat Sverige genom andra program och är därmed välkända och erkända aktörer inom mänskliga rättigheter och uppfyller de kriterier för finansiering som har fastställts nedan. Totalt bjuds åtta organisationer in för att vara delaktiga i programmet, fyra av dem är palestinska och fyra är israeliska. Alla organisationer uppfylller krav som Sida har för civilsamhällsorganisationer för att ta emot kärnstöd, såsom: 1) Lagligt registrerad som en icke-statlig organisation i antingen Israel eller Palestina. 2) Bibehåller icke-våld och icke-diskriminering i sitt arbete och stadgar. 3) Har en förvaltningsstruktur med klart definierade och uppdelade roller och ansvarsområden. 4) Har dokumenterad och administrativ kapacitet och organisatorisk ansvarsfördelning. 5) Har ett bankkonto som sköts av mer än en person (för gemensam signering). 6) Har årliga gemensamma bokslutskommunikéer granskade av en kvalificerad extern revisor för de senaste tre åren. Utöver ovannämnda allmänna krav, så finns även kriterier för att säkerställa att organisationerna arbetar långsiktigt och strategiskt med mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina, såsom: 1) Har en långsiktig (minst tre års) strategisk plan / tydligt angiven interventionslogik och ett tydligt resultatramverk. 2) Kunna visa dokumenterad påverkanskapacitet och / eller annan metod för att uppnå verkliga och konkreta resultat. 3) Har en dokumenterad och tydlig strategi för att samordna och samarbeta med andra CSOs, statliga eller internationella organisationer och aktörer inom Mänskliga rättigheter / IHL. 4) Har ett lokalt och utåtriktat arbete för att nå lokala målgrupper. 5) Täcker ett tematiskt område inom mänskliga rättigheter som bidrar till de övergripande målen i Sveriges utvecklingsstrategi för Palestina. Med anledning av den långa erfarenhet som Sverige har av de åtta utvalda organisationerna, är det säkerställt att de uppfyller även de kriterier som har satts upp för att ingå i programmet. NDC kommer genom en utvärdering analysera behov av finansiella resurser för varje enskild organisations verksamhet. Efter det att en bedömning har gjorts, presenteras resultatet till Sverige som fattar ett slutligt beslut om vilka föreslagna organisationer som skall ingå i programmet, samt om hur mycket finansiellt stöd som skall utgå till var och en av organisationerna. De organisationer som har valts ut att få möjlighet att ingå i programmet är; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, BTselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha samt Yesh Din. Någon ytterligare vidareförmedling från dessa organisationer till andra organisationer utgår ej varvid risker i styrning och kontroll av utbetalade medel har minimerats. Aktivitetsperioden avser 2018 till och med 2020. Det planeras en utvärdering av programmet under den första halvan av 2020 för att säkerställa effektiviteten i insatsen, relevansen av de avtalspartners som fram till dess har ingått i programmet samt program-genomförarens hantering av det svenska stödet/del i programmet. De totala medlen för insatsen planeras initialt vara 75 miljoner SEK fördelat på de tre åren, där kostnaden för programgenomföraren, NDC, ingår i den totala summan för programmet och uppskattas uppgå till cirka 8.4 procent av totalkostnaden. Det föreslagna programmet var tänkt att starta 1 januari 2018, men försenades på grund av interna och administrativa hinder. En ny avtalsmall för allmänna villkor hade tagits fram av Sida centralt och som börjat gälla juli 2018, för allt stöd som kanaliseras till civilsamhällsorganisationer. I den avtalsmallen fanns en ny artikel med hänvisning till EU´s finansiella sanktionslista. Artikeln var formulerad på ett sätt som gjorde att det blev näst intill omöjligt för civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar i Palestina att ingå partnerskap med Sverige. Åtgärder vidtogs därför för att få till en ändring i avtalsmallen som möjligör fortsatt stöd till civilsamällsaktörer som arbetar i Palestina. En ny reviderad avtalsmall var framtagen i februari 2019. På grund av dessa förseningar, föreslås att programmets aktivitetsperiod börjar gälla från 1 januari 2018. Detta gör det möjligt att retroaktivt täcka eventuella finansiella underskott för de organisationer som ingår i programmet. Programgenomföraren föreslås få i uppgift att granska den finansiella rapporteringen från organisationerna för 2018 för att sedan föreslå till Sverige vilka organisationer som skulle kunna vara aktuella för finansiering från Sverige och programmet då underskottet kan kopplas till utebliven finansiering från Sverige 2018. Finansiellt stöd till programgenomföraren föreslås dock utgå från 1 januari 2019. Eventuellt beslut om detta fattas av Sverige varvid uppdrag kan lämnas till programgenomföraren att genomföra utbetalningar mot sedvanliga rapporteringskrav i enlighet med avtalet. Konsultation har gjorts med jurdisk rådgivare på Sida för att säkerställa att ovan förslag inte är i strid med Sidas regler och föreskrifter vad gäller bidragshantering. Sweden NDC/NGO Development Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 779642 0 0 0 239940 0 539702 779642 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 239940.6 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 539701.76 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Improved conditions for individuals and civil society to participate in and influence political processes, and greater respect for human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för individer och det civila samhället att delta i och påverka politiska processer samt stärkt respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11597 Sweden Marie Stopes Zambia has applied to Sida for funding of 40 Million SEK to carry out the Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia during the period 2018-2021. The contribution aims to increase equitable access and utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. MSZ works in close collaboration with local and central health authorities to provide modern family planning services, information and education about SRHR and with provision of drugs, counselling and access to safe abortion services. A clear focus is to provide quality services to young women and girls in both urban and rural settings, in particular poor women and girls and other disenfranchised and hard to reach populations such as disabled and hiv infected women and adolescents. Marie Stopes Zambia har inkommit med en ansökan om stöd om 40 MSEK till att genomföra programmet Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia under perioden 2018-2021. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra tillgången och utnyttjandet av hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster inom ramen för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. MSZ arbetar brett med att bistå de zambiska hälsomyndigheterna med att erbjuda kvinnor och flickor moderna preventivmedel, information och utbildning om sex, samlevnad och reproduktiv hälsa samt med tillgång till mediciner, rådgivning och service kring säkra aborter. Ett tydligt fokus är på fattiga kvinnor, ungdomar och unga kvinnor både på landsbygden och i urbana områden och samt andra marginaliserade grupper som t ex funktionshindrade och hiv-smittade. Marie Stopes Zambia (MSZ) aims to improve women's health and reduce maternal mortality in Zambia. This is expected to be achieved through two main results: 1) Increased use of contraception and access to safe abortions among poor and marginalized women and girls; and 2) Enhanced SRHR policies and successful implementation of these. MSZ has formulated three results to be achieved within the framework of this specific intervention: 1. Increased access to modern high-quality contraceptives and safe abortion services, especially for marginalized women and adolescents. 2. Increased awareness of contraception and safe abortion through education and information to decision-makers at community level; to poor and marginalized women and young people. 3. Enhanced advocacy work to create an improved legal and policy environment for contraception and access to safe abortion. MSZ programme activities thus include direct healthcare services in close collaboration with central and local health authorities, support to MSZ's health clinics and social marketing in local markets to ensure that medical abortion drugs are available at pharmacies. MSZ will also strengthen its partnership with the government through the establishment of contracts to provide specific services on behalf of the government, to further develop a digital communication model to facilitate the concrete availability of safe abortion, and to cooperate with the Ministry of Healths health clinics to provide youth-friendly SRHR services for young people. MSZ will also participate in advocacy work and conduct dialogue for political change in the area of access to safe abortion and for contraceptives and other reproductive health commodities. MSZ will engage in strategic partnerships for community engagement with local partners. The Sida-funded initiative is expected to ensure that 102,500 women and girls access SRHR services, 14,900 medical abortion pills are distributed and 16,000 safe abortions can be performed. The effort is estimated to prevent 455 maternal deaths, 48,000 unintended pregnancies and 27,700 unsafe abortions. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Overall, Marie Stopes Zambia (MSZ) both met and exceeded their intended objectives related to broad programme delivery. This included outstanding results related to the number of unintended pregnancies, unsafe abortion and maternal deaths that were averted. In addition, overall rates of individuals referred by community mobilisers as well as positive perceptions of contraception exceeded targets. The comprehensive abortion care (CAC), offered by MSZ is reported as having saved many lives. The project exceeded in the following targets: 1) averting unintended pregnancies, 2) unsafe abortions and 3) maternal deaths. The target for unintended pregnancies averted was 135,000 where MSZ went above target with 99.4%. Unsafe Abortions averted had a target of 47.000 where the result was 142,819 (203.9%) and for maternal deaths averted the target was 234 and the result was 677 (189.3%). Although reaching a good number of new acceptors of contraception, the project fell below its target in most of its provinces. The overall target for the 4 provinces was 38% new adopters of contraception, with the final achievement being 19.5% overall. In Northern province however, the target was exceeded with 44,9% new adopters. The lowest number was in Eastern province (1,9%). Positively however, the % of new adopters between 15-19 years was 34,3%, showing successful uptake among adolescents. The success in reaching the target in Northern province can be partly attributed to the investment in Community Mobilisers. Northern province had the highest referral rates from community mobilisers (72.5%) and the highest rate of new contraceptive adopters (44.9%). Strong mobilisation was also noted in Copperbelt and among adolescents. The reason for not reaching targets in new contraception acceptors can be partly related to higher acceptance of contraception in Lusaka, Eastern and Copperbelt, and as such many women here already use contraception. Community acceptance of contraception overall went up, with most regions and demographic groups reporting positive perceptions and acceptance of contraception use. The project was able to strengthen quality SRHR and service delivery at different levels, from National, Facility to Community level. Political and community awareness rose, so did quality access points for SRHR services (including safe abortions). The accelerated service delivery outreach model was especially impactful and cost-effective in reaching rural and low-income populations, increasing methods of choice for women. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11597-11597A0101 Sweden Marie Stopes Zambia has applied to Sida for funding of 40 Million SEK to carry out the Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia during the period 2018-2021. The contribution aims to increase equitable access and utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. MSZ works in close collaboration with local and central health authorities to provide modern family planning services, information and education about SRHR and with provision of drugs, counselling and access to safe abortion services. A clear focus is to provide quality services to young women and girls in both urban and rural settings, in particular poor women and girls and other disenfranchised and hard to reach populations such as disabled and hiv infected women and adolescents. Marie Stopes Zambia har inkommit med en ansökan om stöd om 40 MSEK till att genomföra programmet Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia under perioden 2018-2021. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra tillgången och utnyttjandet av hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster inom ramen för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. MSZ arbetar brett med att bistå de zambiska hälsomyndigheterna med att erbjuda kvinnor och flickor moderna preventivmedel, information och utbildning om sex, samlevnad och reproduktiv hälsa samt med tillgång till mediciner, rådgivning och service kring säkra aborter. Ett tydligt fokus är på fattiga kvinnor, ungdomar och unga kvinnor både på landsbygden och i urbana områden och samt andra marginaliserade grupper som t ex funktionshindrade och hiv-smittade. Marie Stopes Zambia (MSZ) aims to improve women's health and reduce maternal mortality in Zambia. This is expected to be achieved through two main results: 1) Increased use of contraception and access to safe abortions among poor and marginalized women and girls; and 2) Enhanced SRHR policies and successful implementation of these. MSZ has formulated three results to be achieved within the framework of this specific intervention: 1. Increased access to modern high-quality contraceptives and safe abortion services, especially for marginalized women and adolescents. 2. Increased awareness of contraception and safe abortion through education and information to decision-makers at community level; to poor and marginalized women and young people. 3. Enhanced advocacy work to create an improved legal and policy environment for contraception and access to safe abortion. MSZ programme activities thus include direct healthcare services in close collaboration with central and local health authorities, support to MSZ's health clinics and social marketing in local markets to ensure that medical abortion drugs are available at pharmacies. MSZ will also strengthen its partnership with the government through the establishment of contracts to provide specific services on behalf of the government, to further develop a digital communication model to facilitate the concrete availability of safe abortion, and to cooperate with the Ministry of Healths health clinics to provide youth-friendly SRHR services for young people. MSZ will also participate in advocacy work and conduct dialogue for political change in the area of access to safe abortion and for contraceptives and other reproductive health commodities. MSZ will engage in strategic partnerships for community engagement with local partners. The Sida-funded initiative is expected to ensure that 102,500 women and girls access SRHR services, 14,900 medical abortion pills are distributed and 16,000 safe abortions can be performed. The effort is estimated to prevent 455 maternal deaths, 48,000 unintended pregnancies and 27,700 unsafe abortions. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Marie Stopes Zambia 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8100000 Marie Stopes Zambia 8100000 Marie Stopes Zambia SE-0-SE-6-11597-11597A0102 Sweden Marie Stopes Zambia has applied to Sida for funding of 40 Million SEK to carry out the Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia during the period 2018-2021. The contribution aims to increase equitable access and utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. MSZ works in close collaboration with local and central health authorities to provide modern family planning services, information and education about SRHR and with provision of drugs, counselling and access to safe abortion services. A clear focus is to provide quality services to young women and girls in both urban and rural settings, in particular poor women and girls and other disenfranchised and hard to reach populations such as disabled and hiv infected women and adolescents. Marie Stopes Zambia har inkommit med en ansökan om stöd om 40 MSEK till att genomföra programmet Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia under perioden 2018-2021. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra tillgången och utnyttjandet av hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster inom ramen för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. MSZ arbetar brett med att bistå de zambiska hälsomyndigheterna med att erbjuda kvinnor och flickor moderna preventivmedel, information och utbildning om sex, samlevnad och reproduktiv hälsa samt med tillgång till mediciner, rådgivning och service kring säkra aborter. Ett tydligt fokus är på fattiga kvinnor, ungdomar och unga kvinnor både på landsbygden och i urbana områden och samt andra marginaliserade grupper som t ex funktionshindrade och hiv-smittade. Marie Stopes Zambia (MSZ) aims to improve women's health and reduce maternal mortality in Zambia. This is expected to be achieved through two main results: 1) Increased use of contraception and access to safe abortions among poor and marginalized women and girls; and 2) Enhanced SRHR policies and successful implementation of these. MSZ has formulated three results to be achieved within the framework of this specific intervention: 1. Increased access to modern high-quality contraceptives and safe abortion services, especially for marginalized women and adolescents. 2. Increased awareness of contraception and safe abortion through education and information to decision-makers at community level; to poor and marginalized women and young people. 3. Enhanced advocacy work to create an improved legal and policy environment for contraception and access to safe abortion. MSZ programme activities thus include direct healthcare services in close collaboration with central and local health authorities, support to MSZ's health clinics and social marketing in local markets to ensure that medical abortion drugs are available at pharmacies. MSZ will also strengthen its partnership with the government through the establishment of contracts to provide specific services on behalf of the government, to further develop a digital communication model to facilitate the concrete availability of safe abortion, and to cooperate with the Ministry of Healths health clinics to provide youth-friendly SRHR services for young people. MSZ will also participate in advocacy work and conduct dialogue for political change in the area of access to safe abortion and for contraceptives and other reproductive health commodities. MSZ will engage in strategic partnerships for community engagement with local partners. The Sida-funded initiative is expected to ensure that 102,500 women and girls access SRHR services, 14,900 medical abortion pills are distributed and 16,000 safe abortions can be performed. The effort is estimated to prevent 455 maternal deaths, 48,000 unintended pregnancies and 27,700 unsafe abortions. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Marie Stopes Zambia 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 9600000 10000000 10000000 5000000 0 0 5000000 5000000 0 0 5000000 5000000 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 0 0 0 5000000 5000000 0 4600000 49600000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 4600000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-11597-11597A0103 Sweden Marie Stopes Zambia has applied to Sida for funding of 40 Million SEK to carry out the Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia during the period 2018-2021. The contribution aims to increase equitable access and utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. MSZ works in close collaboration with local and central health authorities to provide modern family planning services, information and education about SRHR and with provision of drugs, counselling and access to safe abortion services. A clear focus is to provide quality services to young women and girls in both urban and rural settings, in particular poor women and girls and other disenfranchised and hard to reach populations such as disabled and hiv infected women and adolescents. Marie Stopes Zambia har inkommit med en ansökan om stöd om 40 MSEK till att genomföra programmet Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia under perioden 2018-2021. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra tillgången och utnyttjandet av hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster inom ramen för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. MSZ arbetar brett med att bistå de zambiska hälsomyndigheterna med att erbjuda kvinnor och flickor moderna preventivmedel, information och utbildning om sex, samlevnad och reproduktiv hälsa samt med tillgång till mediciner, rådgivning och service kring säkra aborter. Ett tydligt fokus är på fattiga kvinnor, ungdomar och unga kvinnor både på landsbygden och i urbana områden och samt andra marginaliserade grupper som t ex funktionshindrade och hiv-smittade. Marie Stopes Zambia (MSZ) aims to improve women's health and reduce maternal mortality in Zambia. This is expected to be achieved through two main results: 1) Increased use of contraception and access to safe abortions among poor and marginalized women and girls; and 2) Enhanced SRHR policies and successful implementation of these. MSZ has formulated three results to be achieved within the framework of this specific intervention: 1. Increased access to modern high-quality contraceptives and safe abortion services, especially for marginalized women and adolescents. 2. Increased awareness of contraception and safe abortion through education and information to decision-makers at community level; to poor and marginalized women and young people. 3. Enhanced advocacy work to create an improved legal and policy environment for contraception and access to safe abortion. MSZ programme activities thus include direct healthcare services in close collaboration with central and local health authorities, support to MSZ's health clinics and social marketing in local markets to ensure that medical abortion drugs are available at pharmacies. MSZ will also strengthen its partnership with the government through the establishment of contracts to provide specific services on behalf of the government, to further develop a digital communication model to facilitate the concrete availability of safe abortion, and to cooperate with the Ministry of Healths health clinics to provide youth-friendly SRHR services for young people. MSZ will also participate in advocacy work and conduct dialogue for political change in the area of access to safe abortion and for contraceptives and other reproductive health commodities. MSZ will engage in strategic partnerships for community engagement with local partners. The Sida-funded initiative is expected to ensure that 102,500 women and girls access SRHR services, 14,900 medical abortion pills are distributed and 16,000 safe abortions can be performed. The effort is estimated to prevent 455 maternal deaths, 48,000 unintended pregnancies and 27,700 unsafe abortions. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Marie Stopes Zambia 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -2711 -2711 -2711 Marie Stopes Zambia -2711.18 Marie Stopes Zambia Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Increased gender equality including greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11608 Sweden Statistics Sweden (SCB) have applied for a total of 19 122 000 SEK in order to implement "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albania, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro och Serbia) during 2019-2023. This is the fourth and final phase in the cooperation between SCB and the respective national statistical institutes. The development objective of this fourth project phase are well developed stastitical systems in the region in line with the EU acquis for stastics. The project objective is that the National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) of the region actively engage each other regarding support and transfer of know-how with reference to more efficient statistical production and adaptation ot EU standards and acquis. The component objectives are: 1) The NSIs are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative date, with retained or improved quality 2) The NSIs are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3) The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the NSIs in the region. By contributing to the strengthening and institutionalisation of the cooperation between the national statistic authorities in the region the capacity building provided in previous project phases is expected to be strengthened and as such contributes to the long term sustainability of good standards for respective countries statistics. Statistiska Centralbyrån (SCB) har sökt om medel om totalt 19 122 000 SEK för att genomföra "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albanien, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonien, Montenegro och Serbien) under perioden 2019-2023. Denna insats omfattar en fjärde och sista fas i samarbetet. Syftet med insatsen är att utveckla statistiska system i regionen i linje med EUs acquis för statistik. Insatsens syftar till att de nationella statistikmyndigheterna i respektive samarbetsland i regionen aktivt engagerar och stödjer varandra samt bidrar till gemensam kapacitetsutveckling, delar med sig av varandras kunskap och erfarenheter om att utveckla statistik och anpassning till EUs standards och acquis. I insatsens komponenter ingår: 1) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna producerar statistik mer effektivt genom att använda administrativ data, med bibehållen och förbättrad kvalite; 2) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna gemensamt bidrar till utbildningar och stöd till varandra, i enlighet med EUs standards och EUs acquis; 3) Att sommarskolorna institutionaliseras och fullt ut ägs av de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen. Genom att bidra till att stärka och institutionalisera samarbetet mellan de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen väntas den kapacitetsutvecklingen som ingått i tidigare faser stärkas och skapa bättre förutsättningar för långsiktig hållbarhet vad gäller god standard för respektive lands statistik. The project includes the following component objectives: 1. The national statistical institutes are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative data, with retained or improved quality. 2. The national statistical institutes are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3. The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the national statistical institutes in the region. The project will include administrative data and registers; survery methodology; and summer schools. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro North Macedonia Serbia Kosovo Europe, regional Statistical capacity building Other Social Infrastructure & Services Examples of results achieved include the following: - Broadened public access of data from private & public sources. - Created a statistical community among the National Statistical Institute (NSI) in the Western Balkan region. - Shared best practices, methodologies and innovative approaches, which has improved the quality of statistics. - Constitution of the ROAD group of experts with the purpose of creating a forum for NSIs to share experiences, facilitate open discussions, networking. - NSI in Albania signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with several national agencies to facilitate exchange of information on statistics. - Summer School institutionalised and owned locally by the NSIs in the region. - Trained staff: 28 NSI staff trained in EU Regulation 2018/1091 on integrated farm statistics 25 NSI staff acquired deeper understanding of user groups and producing user-specific statistical releases 14 people trained in gender statistics. - Pool of methodology experts in the region has gained the capacity to continue training statisticians. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11608-11608A0101 Sweden Statistics Sweden (SCB) have applied for a total of 19 122 000 SEK in order to implement "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albania, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro och Serbia) during 2019-2023. This is the fourth and final phase in the cooperation between SCB and the respective national statistical institutes. The development objective of this fourth project phase are well developed stastitical systems in the region in line with the EU acquis for stastics. The project objective is that the National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) of the region actively engage each other regarding support and transfer of know-how with reference to more efficient statistical production and adaptation ot EU standards and acquis. The component objectives are: 1) The NSIs are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative date, with retained or improved quality 2) The NSIs are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3) The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the NSIs in the region. By contributing to the strengthening and institutionalisation of the cooperation between the national statistic authorities in the region the capacity building provided in previous project phases is expected to be strengthened and as such contributes to the long term sustainability of good standards for respective countries statistics. Statistiska Centralbyrån (SCB) har sökt om medel om totalt 19 122 000 SEK för att genomföra "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albanien, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonien, Montenegro och Serbien) under perioden 2019-2023. Denna insats omfattar en fjärde och sista fas i samarbetet. Syftet med insatsen är att utveckla statistiska system i regionen i linje med EUs acquis för statistik. Insatsens syftar till att de nationella statistikmyndigheterna i respektive samarbetsland i regionen aktivt engagerar och stödjer varandra samt bidrar till gemensam kapacitetsutveckling, delar med sig av varandras kunskap och erfarenheter om att utveckla statistik och anpassning till EUs standards och acquis. I insatsens komponenter ingår: 1) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna producerar statistik mer effektivt genom att använda administrativ data, med bibehållen och förbättrad kvalite; 2) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna gemensamt bidrar till utbildningar och stöd till varandra, i enlighet med EUs standards och EUs acquis; 3) Att sommarskolorna institutionaliseras och fullt ut ägs av de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen. Genom att bidra till att stärka och institutionalisera samarbetet mellan de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen väntas den kapacitetsutvecklingen som ingått i tidigare faser stärkas och skapa bättre förutsättningar för långsiktig hållbarhet vad gäller god standard för respektive lands statistik. The project includes the following component objectives: 1. The national statistical institutes are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative data, with retained or improved quality. 2. The national statistical institutes are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3. The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the national statistical institutes in the region. The project will include administrative data and registers; survery methodology; and summer schools. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3606909 0 0 0 0 1321480 0 2285429 0 0 0 3606909 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 1321481 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 2285428 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11608-11608A0102 Sweden Statistics Sweden (SCB) have applied for a total of 19 122 000 SEK in order to implement "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albania, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro och Serbia) during 2019-2023. This is the fourth and final phase in the cooperation between SCB and the respective national statistical institutes. The development objective of this fourth project phase are well developed stastitical systems in the region in line with the EU acquis for stastics. The project objective is that the National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) of the region actively engage each other regarding support and transfer of know-how with reference to more efficient statistical production and adaptation ot EU standards and acquis. The component objectives are: 1) The NSIs are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative date, with retained or improved quality 2) The NSIs are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3) The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the NSIs in the region. By contributing to the strengthening and institutionalisation of the cooperation between the national statistic authorities in the region the capacity building provided in previous project phases is expected to be strengthened and as such contributes to the long term sustainability of good standards for respective countries statistics. Statistiska Centralbyrån (SCB) har sökt om medel om totalt 19 122 000 SEK för att genomföra "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albanien, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonien, Montenegro och Serbien) under perioden 2019-2023. Denna insats omfattar en fjärde och sista fas i samarbetet. Syftet med insatsen är att utveckla statistiska system i regionen i linje med EUs acquis för statistik. Insatsens syftar till att de nationella statistikmyndigheterna i respektive samarbetsland i regionen aktivt engagerar och stödjer varandra samt bidrar till gemensam kapacitetsutveckling, delar med sig av varandras kunskap och erfarenheter om att utveckla statistik och anpassning till EUs standards och acquis. I insatsens komponenter ingår: 1) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna producerar statistik mer effektivt genom att använda administrativ data, med bibehållen och förbättrad kvalite; 2) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna gemensamt bidrar till utbildningar och stöd till varandra, i enlighet med EUs standards och EUs acquis; 3) Att sommarskolorna institutionaliseras och fullt ut ägs av de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen. Genom att bidra till att stärka och institutionalisera samarbetet mellan de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen väntas den kapacitetsutvecklingen som ingått i tidigare faser stärkas och skapa bättre förutsättningar för långsiktig hållbarhet vad gäller god standard för respektive lands statistik. The project includes the following component objectives: 1. The national statistical institutes are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative data, with retained or improved quality. 2. The national statistical institutes are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3. The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the national statistical institutes in the region. The project will include administrative data and registers; survery methodology; and summer schools. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1738195 1681684 0 0 0 659249 515099 383463 539816 0 0 0 380259 507336 434657 0 3419879 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 539816 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 383463 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 380259 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 434657 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 515099 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 659249 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 507336 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11608-11608A0103 Sweden Statistics Sweden (SCB) have applied for a total of 19 122 000 SEK in order to implement "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albania, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro och Serbia) during 2019-2023. This is the fourth and final phase in the cooperation between SCB and the respective national statistical institutes. The development objective of this fourth project phase are well developed stastitical systems in the region in line with the EU acquis for stastics. The project objective is that the National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) of the region actively engage each other regarding support and transfer of know-how with reference to more efficient statistical production and adaptation ot EU standards and acquis. The component objectives are: 1) The NSIs are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative date, with retained or improved quality 2) The NSIs are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3) The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the NSIs in the region. By contributing to the strengthening and institutionalisation of the cooperation between the national statistic authorities in the region the capacity building provided in previous project phases is expected to be strengthened and as such contributes to the long term sustainability of good standards for respective countries statistics. Statistiska Centralbyrån (SCB) har sökt om medel om totalt 19 122 000 SEK för att genomföra "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albanien, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonien, Montenegro och Serbien) under perioden 2019-2023. Denna insats omfattar en fjärde och sista fas i samarbetet. Syftet med insatsen är att utveckla statistiska system i regionen i linje med EUs acquis för statistik. Insatsens syftar till att de nationella statistikmyndigheterna i respektive samarbetsland i regionen aktivt engagerar och stödjer varandra samt bidrar till gemensam kapacitetsutveckling, delar med sig av varandras kunskap och erfarenheter om att utveckla statistik och anpassning till EUs standards och acquis. I insatsens komponenter ingår: 1) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna producerar statistik mer effektivt genom att använda administrativ data, med bibehållen och förbättrad kvalite; 2) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna gemensamt bidrar till utbildningar och stöd till varandra, i enlighet med EUs standards och EUs acquis; 3) Att sommarskolorna institutionaliseras och fullt ut ägs av de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen. Genom att bidra till att stärka och institutionalisera samarbetet mellan de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen väntas den kapacitetsutvecklingen som ingått i tidigare faser stärkas och skapa bättre förutsättningar för långsiktig hållbarhet vad gäller god standard för respektive lands statistik. The project includes the following component objectives: 1. The national statistical institutes are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative data, with retained or improved quality. 2. The national statistical institutes are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3. The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the national statistical institutes in the region. The project will include administrative data and registers; survery methodology; and summer schools. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 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Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11615 Sweden European Humanities University (EHU) is a Belarusian university in exile in Vilnius since 2004. EHU's main focus is on humanities and the development of social responsibility and critical knowledge in social sciences and humanities, as well as ensuring high quality education through strong links with research and creative, practical applied projects in the various education programs. The EHU aims to be a contribution to a pluralist civil society in Belarus. This is supported by the fact that the majority of students return to Belarus after completed studies and find work primarily in the private sector and civil society. The contribution is a complement to EU-delegated funds and the donor fund that Sida also manages and through which Lithuania plans to contribute. The intention is to support the EHU until 09-30-2022 within the framework of the regional performance strategy for Sweden's reform cooperation with Eastern Europe. European Humanities University (EHU) är ett Belarusiskt universitet i exil i Vilnius sedan 2004. EHUs huvudfokus är humaniora och utvecklandet av socialt ansvarstagande och kritisk kunskap inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora, samt att säkerställa utbildning av hög kvalitet genom stark koppling till forskning och kreativa, praktiskt tillämpade projekt i de olika utbildningsprogrammen. EHU avser vara ett bidrag till ett pluralistiskt civilt samhälle i Belarus. Detta stöds av det faktum att majoriteten av eleverna återvänder till Belarus efter avslutade studier och hittar arbete främst inom den privata sektorn och civila samhället. Insatsen är ett komplement till EU-delegerade medel och den givarfond som Sida också administrerar och genom vilken Litauen avser bidra med stöd till EHU. Avsikten är att stödja EHU fram till och med 2022-09-30, inom ramen för den regionala resultatstrategin för Sveriges reformsamarbete med Östeuropa. Utgångspunkten för Sidas stöd till EHU är att möjliggöra fortsatt verksamhet i form av en fri och oberoende högre utbildning för belarusiska studenter. EHUs verksamhet tar avstamp i universitetets strategiska plan. Huvudmmålet för den strategiska planen att stärka EHUs möjlighet att bli ett internationellt erkänt universitet som attraherar studenter från Belarus men ocskå från övriga östliga partnerskapsregionen. Målet är vidare att vara ett universitet grundat i europeiska värderingar och som kan erbjuda ett attraktivt universitetscampus och rik alumniverksamhet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Belarus Democratic participation and civil society Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors Under året har EHU arbetat med implementeringen av den Action Plan som är kopplad till universitetets långsiktiga strategi. För att stärka EHUs kapacitet när det gäller strategisk planering och för att förbättra universitetets ekonomiska bärkraftighet (bli mer oberoende av givare) har EU, Sida och Litauen, som är huvudgivare till EHU, initierat en bredare översyn av universitetets utmaningar och möjligheter. Sida finansierade under slutet av 2020 en utvärdering av stödet till EHU. Rekommendationerna som utvärderingen gav och som presenterades i början av 2021 inkluderade bl.a. behov av reformering av ledniningen och styrningen av universitetet (Governing Board och General Assembly of Part Owners), en mer utvecklad administration, speciellt när det gäller finansiell planering och uppföljning, samt att stärka arbetet när det gäller externa relationer (både med privat sektor, civila samhället och andra akademiska institutioner) dessutom poängterade utvärderingen vikten av att förbättra den akademiska kvaliteten. För att kunna svara på rekommendationerna har EHU under året, via EUD i Minsk, fått konsultstöd för att ta fram en Action Plan 2021-2026 som ska komplettera universitets långsiktiga plan EHU strategy 2019-2024. Detta för att bl.a. stärka den finansiella bärkraftigheten genom att locka både fler givare, fler studenter samt nya samarbetsaktörer. Som en del av implementeringen av den ursprungla planen har man under året arbetat för att förbättra kvaliteten på både forskning och utbildning och ökat det internationella samarbetet. Man har startat en masterutbildning i genusstudier samt etablerat nya internationalla samarbeten bl.a. inom ramen för OSUN (Open Society Univeristy Network) där EHU har deltagit i en rad aktiviteter. Under året har EHU stärkt sitt stöd till belarusiska studenter och forskare som tvingats fly eller blivit avstängda från universitet i Belarus. Under 2021 startades en Emergency Fund för att stödja studenter och forskare.. Flera givare gick in med finansiering till fonden (Litauen, Svenska Institutet, Norge, Danmark, Finland och Estland) och totalt 96 studenter fick stöd att för studera på EHU via fonden. Vidare har EHU under året etablerat en sk. Justice Hub för att ge juridisk hjälp till individer som utsatts för repressionen i Belarus men också för att utbilda jurister i bl.a internationell rätt. Diskussioner har under året förts med EU om etableringen av en EU-trustfund till förmån för EHU. Sida har i dialog med EHU beslutat att Sidas bilaterala stöd ska övergå i EUs trustfund. Därmed kommer nuvarande avtal avslutas. Utmaningar som kvarstår för EHU är att ytterligare förbättra ledningen och styrningen av universitetet och att förstärka förädringsarbetet mot de strategiska målen som är satta i universitetets Action Plan 2021-2026. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11615-11615A0101 Sweden European Humanities University (EHU) is a Belarusian university in exile in Vilnius since 2004. EHU's main focus is on humanities and the development of social responsibility and critical knowledge in social sciences and humanities, as well as ensuring high quality education through strong links with research and creative, practical applied projects in the various education programs. The EHU aims to be a contribution to a pluralist civil society in Belarus. This is supported by the fact that the majority of students return to Belarus after completed studies and find work primarily in the private sector and civil society. The contribution is a complement to EU-delegated funds and the donor fund that Sida also manages and through which Lithuania plans to contribute. The intention is to support the EHU until 09-30-2022 within the framework of the regional performance strategy for Sweden's reform cooperation with Eastern Europe. European Humanities University (EHU) är ett Belarusiskt universitet i exil i Vilnius sedan 2004. EHUs huvudfokus är humaniora och utvecklandet av socialt ansvarstagande och kritisk kunskap inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora, samt att säkerställa utbildning av hög kvalitet genom stark koppling till forskning och kreativa, praktiskt tillämpade projekt i de olika utbildningsprogrammen. EHU avser vara ett bidrag till ett pluralistiskt civilt samhälle i Belarus. Detta stöds av det faktum att majoriteten av eleverna återvänder till Belarus efter avslutade studier och hittar arbete främst inom den privata sektorn och civila samhället. Insatsen är ett komplement till EU-delegerade medel och den givarfond som Sida också administrerar och genom vilken Litauen avser bidra med stöd till EHU. Avsikten är att stödja EHU fram till och med 2022-09-30, inom ramen för den regionala resultatstrategin för Sveriges reformsamarbete med Östeuropa. Utgångspunkten för Sidas stöd till EHU är att möjliggöra fortsatt verksamhet i form av en fri och oberoende högre utbildning för belarusiska studenter. EHUs verksamhet tar avstamp i universitetets strategiska plan. Huvudmmålet för den strategiska planen att stärka EHUs möjlighet att bli ett internationellt erkänt universitet som attraherar studenter från Belarus men ocskå från övriga östliga partnerskapsregionen. Målet är vidare att vara ett universitet grundat i europeiska värderingar och som kan erbjuda ett attraktivt universitetscampus och rik alumniverksamhet. Sweden European Humanities University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency European Humanities University 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 10000000 12000000 10000000 2000000 0 0 0 8000000 5000000 8000000 0 5000000 0 0 0 4000000 4000000 2000000 0 0 0 2000000 4000000 0 0 0 42000000 European Humanities University 8000000 European Humanities University 5000000 European Humanities University 5000000 European Humanities University 8000000 European Humanities University 4000000 European Humanities University 4000000 European Humanities University 4000000 European Humanities University 2000000 European Humanities University 2000000 European Humanities University Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11615-11615A0105 Sweden European Humanities University (EHU) is a Belarusian university in exile in Vilnius since 2004. EHU's main focus is on humanities and the development of social responsibility and critical knowledge in social sciences and humanities, as well as ensuring high quality education through strong links with research and creative, practical applied projects in the various education programs. The EHU aims to be a contribution to a pluralist civil society in Belarus. This is supported by the fact that the majority of students return to Belarus after completed studies and find work primarily in the private sector and civil society. The contribution is a complement to EU-delegated funds and the donor fund that Sida also manages and through which Lithuania plans to contribute. The intention is to support the EHU until 09-30-2022 within the framework of the regional performance strategy for Sweden's reform cooperation with Eastern Europe. European Humanities University (EHU) är ett Belarusiskt universitet i exil i Vilnius sedan 2004. EHUs huvudfokus är humaniora och utvecklandet av socialt ansvarstagande och kritisk kunskap inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora, samt att säkerställa utbildning av hög kvalitet genom stark koppling till forskning och kreativa, praktiskt tillämpade projekt i de olika utbildningsprogrammen. EHU avser vara ett bidrag till ett pluralistiskt civilt samhälle i Belarus. Detta stöds av det faktum att majoriteten av eleverna återvänder till Belarus efter avslutade studier och hittar arbete främst inom den privata sektorn och civila samhället. Insatsen är ett komplement till EU-delegerade medel och den givarfond som Sida också administrerar och genom vilken Litauen avser bidra med stöd till EHU. Avsikten är att stödja EHU fram till och med 2022-09-30, inom ramen för den regionala resultatstrategin för Sveriges reformsamarbete med Östeuropa. Utgångspunkten för Sidas stöd till EHU är att möjliggöra fortsatt verksamhet i form av en fri och oberoende högre utbildning för belarusiska studenter. EHUs verksamhet tar avstamp i universitetets strategiska plan. Huvudmmålet för den strategiska planen att stärka EHUs möjlighet att bli ett internationellt erkänt universitet som attraherar studenter från Belarus men ocskå från övriga östliga partnerskapsregionen. Målet är vidare att vara ett universitet grundat i europeiska värderingar och som kan erbjuda ett attraktivt universitetscampus och rik alumniverksamhet. Sweden European Humanities University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency European Humanities University 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 0 0 3000000 3000000 European Humanities University 3000000 European Humanities University Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11615-11615A0201 Sweden European Humanities University (EHU) is a Belarusian university in exile in Vilnius since 2004. EHU's main focus is on humanities and the development of social responsibility and critical knowledge in social sciences and humanities, as well as ensuring high quality education through strong links with research and creative, practical applied projects in the various education programs. The EHU aims to be a contribution to a pluralist civil society in Belarus. This is supported by the fact that the majority of students return to Belarus after completed studies and find work primarily in the private sector and civil society. The contribution is a complement to EU-delegated funds and the donor fund that Sida also manages and through which Lithuania plans to contribute. The intention is to support the EHU until 09-30-2022 within the framework of the regional performance strategy for Sweden's reform cooperation with Eastern Europe. European Humanities University (EHU) är ett Belarusiskt universitet i exil i Vilnius sedan 2004. EHUs huvudfokus är humaniora och utvecklandet av socialt ansvarstagande och kritisk kunskap inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora, samt att säkerställa utbildning av hög kvalitet genom stark koppling till forskning och kreativa, praktiskt tillämpade projekt i de olika utbildningsprogrammen. EHU avser vara ett bidrag till ett pluralistiskt civilt samhälle i Belarus. Detta stöds av det faktum att majoriteten av eleverna återvänder till Belarus efter avslutade studier och hittar arbete främst inom den privata sektorn och civila samhället. Insatsen är ett komplement till EU-delegerade medel och den givarfond som Sida också administrerar och genom vilken Litauen avser bidra med stöd till EHU. Avsikten är att stödja EHU fram till och med 2022-09-30, inom ramen för den regionala resultatstrategin för Sveriges reformsamarbete med Östeuropa. Utgångspunkten för Sidas stöd till EHU är att möjliggöra fortsatt verksamhet i form av en fri och oberoende högre utbildning för belarusiska studenter. EHUs verksamhet tar avstamp i universitetets strategiska plan. Huvudmmålet för den strategiska planen att stärka EHUs möjlighet att bli ett internationellt erkänt universitet som attraherar studenter från Belarus men ocskå från övriga östliga partnerskapsregionen. Målet är vidare att vara ett universitet grundat i europeiska värderingar och som kan erbjuda ett attraktivt universitetscampus och rik alumniverksamhet. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 139050 139050 139050 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 139050 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11639 Sweden Marie Stopes International Afghanistan (MSIA) has submitted an application for support for the period 2019-2021, with a budget amounting to USD 4 145 610. Sida has been giving project support to MSIA since 2012; the planned support will be the fourth phase of their Afghanistan programme. MSIA works with sexual and reproductive health and rights raising awareness and increasing access for women to affordable services and products preventing unintended pregnancies and maternal deaths. Although the main beneficiaries are women, MSIA's outreach activities include also adolescents and men. The organisation is present in 11 provinces, of which Sida is presently funding activities in three provinces outside of Kabul - in Balkh, Jowzjan and Herat. The application aims at extending the project to include districts in three more provinces in Helmand, Kandahar and Nangarhar. These provinces in southern and eastern Afghanistan are contested and access to them subsequently requires functioning relations with the local Taliban leadership. The human rights situation in Afghanistan remains poor, especially in rural areas, and maternal mortality is among the highest in the world, driven by low availability of skilled SRH care and early and frequent pregnancies. In 2015, the WHO reported the Maternal Mortality Rate in Afghanistan to be 396 per 100 000 live births. This might be an underestimation because of lack of reliable information. As a comparison, the Sustainable Development Goal 3.1 is to reduce the global maternal mortality ratio by 2030 to less than 70 per 100 000 live births. The national modern contraceptive prevalence is low as well; only one in five women uses a modern contraception method. According to information from MSIA the prevalence among adolescents (15-19 years) could be as low as 6% even though 45% of respondents were married.Mode of operation:At the national level, MSIA cooperates with relevant ministries and finances three advisers/consultants to promote the inclusion of SRHR in their policies. The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has included SRH in the standard Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS), although still in a limited way. Cooperation with the Ministry of Education promotes the introduction of SRH in the curriculum. Cooperation with the Ministries of Women's Affairs and Religious Affairs promotes the acceptance of SRH among the general population.At the provincial level, MSIA works out of static clinics offering a full range of services such as contraception, STI and HIV testing, child health services, immunization, as well as post- and ante-natal care, together with laboratory services. MSIA also works out of satellite clinics, usually hospitals, governmental health clinics, or other organisations. They are e.g. in the process of signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Médecins Sans Fontières for partnership, where MSF refers postnatal care and contraception services, and MSIA refers women to MSF for safe delivery services.At local level, one of MSIA’s strengths is the mobile clinics with skilled community health workers (CHW) who provide services and information to the rural, and often very poor, population.A service added to the application following the evaluation is psychosocial counselling of survivors of violence in prison. A consequence of harmful practices has been that a significant part of the female prison population consists of girls who have run away from forced marriages, domestic violence or who fail a virginity test end up with prison sentences. MSI plans to make SRH part of the psychosocial counselling services. The relevant National Priority Program in line with the Afghan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF) is the NPP for Human Capital, which includes universal and quality health care services, designed for 2019-2023 and to be financed through the World Bank administered Trust Fund ARTF. Insatsen fokuserar på mödra- och barn hälsovård genom att bland annat öka tillgången på preventivmedel, öka förståelsen och acceptansen för familjeplanering. Marie Stopes International tillhandahåller dessutom basal barn- och mödrahälsovård och ger psykosocialt stöd till kvinnor som utsatts för våld i hemmet. Under 2023 nådde Sidas stöd 103 596 kvinnor och flickor i Afghanistan med information, utbildning och service kring sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health SE-0-SE-6-11639-11639A0101 Sweden Marie Stopes International Afghanistan (MSIA) has submitted an application for support for the period 2019-2021, with a budget amounting to USD 4 145 610. Sida has been giving project support to MSIA since 2012; the planned support will be the fourth phase of their Afghanistan programme. MSIA works with sexual and reproductive health and rights raising awareness and increasing access for women to affordable services and products preventing unintended pregnancies and maternal deaths. Although the main beneficiaries are women, MSIA's outreach activities include also adolescents and men. The organisation is present in 11 provinces, of which Sida is presently funding activities in three provinces outside of Kabul - in Balkh, Jowzjan and Herat. The application aims at extending the project to include districts in three more provinces in Helmand, Kandahar and Nangarhar. These provinces in southern and eastern Afghanistan are contested and access to them subsequently requires functioning relations with the local Taliban leadership. The human rights situation in Afghanistan remains poor, especially in rural areas, and maternal mortality is among the highest in the world, driven by low availability of skilled SRH care and early and frequent pregnancies. In 2015, the WHO reported the Maternal Mortality Rate in Afghanistan to be 396 per 100 000 live births. This might be an underestimation because of lack of reliable information. As a comparison, the Sustainable Development Goal 3.1 is to reduce the global maternal mortality ratio by 2030 to less than 70 per 100 000 live births. The national modern contraceptive prevalence is low as well; only one in five women uses a modern contraception method. According to information from MSIA the prevalence among adolescents (15-19 years) could be as low as 6% even though 45% of respondents were married.Mode of operation:At the national level, MSIA cooperates with relevant ministries and finances three advisers/consultants to promote the inclusion of SRHR in their policies. The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has included SRH in the standard Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS), although still in a limited way. Cooperation with the Ministry of Education promotes the introduction of SRH in the curriculum. Cooperation with the Ministries of Women's Affairs and Religious Affairs promotes the acceptance of SRH among the general population.At the provincial level, MSIA works out of static clinics offering a full range of services such as contraception, STI and HIV testing, child health services, immunization, as well as post- and ante-natal care, together with laboratory services. MSIA also works out of satellite clinics, usually hospitals, governmental health clinics, or other organisations. They are e.g. in the process of signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Médecins Sans Fontières for partnership, where MSF refers postnatal care and contraception services, and MSIA refers women to MSF for safe delivery services.At local level, one of MSIA’s strengths is the mobile clinics with skilled community health workers (CHW) who provide services and information to the rural, and often very poor, population.A service added to the application following the evaluation is psychosocial counselling of survivors of violence in prison. A consequence of harmful practices has been that a significant part of the female prison population consists of girls who have run away from forced marriages, domestic violence or who fail a virginity test end up with prison sentences. MSI plans to make SRH part of the psychosocial counselling services. The relevant National Priority Program in line with the Afghan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF) is the NPP for Human Capital, which includes universal and quality health care services, designed for 2019-2023 and to be financed through the World Bank administered Trust Fund ARTF. Insatsen fokuserar på mödra- och barn hälsovård genom att bland annat öka tillgången på preventivmedel, öka förståelsen och acceptansen för familjeplanering. Marie Stopes International tillhandahåller dessutom basal barn- och mödrahälsovård och ger psykosocialt stöd till kvinnor som utsatts för våld i hemmet. Under 2023 nådde Sidas stöd 103 596 kvinnor och flickor i Afghanistan med information, utbildning och service kring sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MSI Reproductive Choices Nangarhar The activities take place at this location 34.4342 70.4478 Kabul The activities take place at this location 34.5253 69.1783 Kunduz The activities take place at this location 36.7286 68.8681 Jawzjan The activities take place at this location 36.6650 65.7520 Balkh The activities take place at this location 36.7000 67.1167 Kandahar The activities take place at this location 31.6200 65.7158 Hilmand The activities take place at this location 31.5831 64.3692 Herat The activities take place at this location 34.3419 62.2031 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 12000000 5000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 27000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 12000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 5000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 10000000 MSI Reproductive Choices Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of women and children to enjoy their human rights Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och flickors möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11639-11639A0103 Sweden Marie Stopes International Afghanistan (MSIA) has submitted an application for support for the period 2019-2021, with a budget amounting to USD 4 145 610. Sida has been giving project support to MSIA since 2012; the planned support will be the fourth phase of their Afghanistan programme. MSIA works with sexual and reproductive health and rights raising awareness and increasing access for women to affordable services and products preventing unintended pregnancies and maternal deaths. Although the main beneficiaries are women, MSIA's outreach activities include also adolescents and men. The organisation is present in 11 provinces, of which Sida is presently funding activities in three provinces outside of Kabul - in Balkh, Jowzjan and Herat. The application aims at extending the project to include districts in three more provinces in Helmand, Kandahar and Nangarhar. These provinces in southern and eastern Afghanistan are contested and access to them subsequently requires functioning relations with the local Taliban leadership. The human rights situation in Afghanistan remains poor, especially in rural areas, and maternal mortality is among the highest in the world, driven by low availability of skilled SRH care and early and frequent pregnancies. In 2015, the WHO reported the Maternal Mortality Rate in Afghanistan to be 396 per 100 000 live births. This might be an underestimation because of lack of reliable information. As a comparison, the Sustainable Development Goal 3.1 is to reduce the global maternal mortality ratio by 2030 to less than 70 per 100 000 live births. The national modern contraceptive prevalence is low as well; only one in five women uses a modern contraception method. According to information from MSIA the prevalence among adolescents (15-19 years) could be as low as 6% even though 45% of respondents were married.Mode of operation:At the national level, MSIA cooperates with relevant ministries and finances three advisers/consultants to promote the inclusion of SRHR in their policies. The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has included SRH in the standard Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS), although still in a limited way. Cooperation with the Ministry of Education promotes the introduction of SRH in the curriculum. Cooperation with the Ministries of Women's Affairs and Religious Affairs promotes the acceptance of SRH among the general population.At the provincial level, MSIA works out of static clinics offering a full range of services such as contraception, STI and HIV testing, child health services, immunization, as well as post- and ante-natal care, together with laboratory services. MSIA also works out of satellite clinics, usually hospitals, governmental health clinics, or other organisations. They are e.g. in the process of signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Médecins Sans Fontières for partnership, where MSF refers postnatal care and contraception services, and MSIA refers women to MSF for safe delivery services.At local level, one of MSIA’s strengths is the mobile clinics with skilled community health workers (CHW) who provide services and information to the rural, and often very poor, population.A service added to the application following the evaluation is psychosocial counselling of survivors of violence in prison. A consequence of harmful practices has been that a significant part of the female prison population consists of girls who have run away from forced marriages, domestic violence or who fail a virginity test end up with prison sentences. MSI plans to make SRH part of the psychosocial counselling services. The relevant National Priority Program in line with the Afghan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF) is the NPP for Human Capital, which includes universal and quality health care services, designed for 2019-2023 and to be financed through the World Bank administered Trust Fund ARTF. Insatsen fokuserar på mödra- och barn hälsovård genom att bland annat öka tillgången på preventivmedel, öka förståelsen och acceptansen för familjeplanering. Marie Stopes International tillhandahåller dessutom basal barn- och mödrahälsovård och ger psykosocialt stöd till kvinnor som utsatts för våld i hemmet. Under 2023 nådde Sidas stöd 103 596 kvinnor och flickor i Afghanistan med information, utbildning och service kring sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MSI Reproductive Choices Kabul The activities take place at this location 34.5253 69.1783 Nangarhar The activities take place at this location 34.4342 70.4478 Kunduz The activities take place at this location 36.7286 68.8681 Jawzjan The activities take place at this location 36.6650 65.7520 Balkh The activities take place at this location 36.7000 67.1167 Kandahar The activities take place at this location 31.6200 65.7158 Hilmand The activities take place at this location 31.5831 64.3692 Herat The activities take place at this location 34.3419 62.2031 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 15000000 0 15000000 0 0 0 15000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 15000000 MSI Reproductive Choices Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-11639-11639A0104 Sweden Marie Stopes International Afghanistan (MSIA) has submitted an application for support for the period 2019-2021, with a budget amounting to USD 4 145 610. Sida has been giving project support to MSIA since 2012; the planned support will be the fourth phase of their Afghanistan programme. MSIA works with sexual and reproductive health and rights raising awareness and increasing access for women to affordable services and products preventing unintended pregnancies and maternal deaths. Although the main beneficiaries are women, MSIA's outreach activities include also adolescents and men. The organisation is present in 11 provinces, of which Sida is presently funding activities in three provinces outside of Kabul - in Balkh, Jowzjan and Herat. The application aims at extending the project to include districts in three more provinces in Helmand, Kandahar and Nangarhar. These provinces in southern and eastern Afghanistan are contested and access to them subsequently requires functioning relations with the local Taliban leadership. The human rights situation in Afghanistan remains poor, especially in rural areas, and maternal mortality is among the highest in the world, driven by low availability of skilled SRH care and early and frequent pregnancies. In 2015, the WHO reported the Maternal Mortality Rate in Afghanistan to be 396 per 100 000 live births. This might be an underestimation because of lack of reliable information. As a comparison, the Sustainable Development Goal 3.1 is to reduce the global maternal mortality ratio by 2030 to less than 70 per 100 000 live births. The national modern contraceptive prevalence is low as well; only one in five women uses a modern contraception method. According to information from MSIA the prevalence among adolescents (15-19 years) could be as low as 6% even though 45% of respondents were married.Mode of operation:At the national level, MSIA cooperates with relevant ministries and finances three advisers/consultants to promote the inclusion of SRHR in their policies. The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has included SRH in the standard Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS), although still in a limited way. Cooperation with the Ministry of Education promotes the introduction of SRH in the curriculum. Cooperation with the Ministries of Women's Affairs and Religious Affairs promotes the acceptance of SRH among the general population.At the provincial level, MSIA works out of static clinics offering a full range of services such as contraception, STI and HIV testing, child health services, immunization, as well as post- and ante-natal care, together with laboratory services. MSIA also works out of satellite clinics, usually hospitals, governmental health clinics, or other organisations. They are e.g. in the process of signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Médecins Sans Fontières for partnership, where MSF refers postnatal care and contraception services, and MSIA refers women to MSF for safe delivery services.At local level, one of MSIA’s strengths is the mobile clinics with skilled community health workers (CHW) who provide services and information to the rural, and often very poor, population.A service added to the application following the evaluation is psychosocial counselling of survivors of violence in prison. A consequence of harmful practices has been that a significant part of the female prison population consists of girls who have run away from forced marriages, domestic violence or who fail a virginity test end up with prison sentences. MSI plans to make SRH part of the psychosocial counselling services. The relevant National Priority Program in line with the Afghan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF) is the NPP for Human Capital, which includes universal and quality health care services, designed for 2019-2023 and to be financed through the World Bank administered Trust Fund ARTF. Insatsen fokuserar på mödra- och barn hälsovård genom att bland annat öka tillgången på preventivmedel, öka förståelsen och acceptansen för familjeplanering. Marie Stopes International tillhandahåller dessutom basal barn- och mödrahälsovård och ger psykosocialt stöd till kvinnor som utsatts för våld i hemmet. Under 2023 nådde Sidas stöd 103 596 kvinnor och flickor i Afghanistan med information, utbildning och service kring sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MSI Reproductive Choices Kabul The activities take place at this location 34.5253 69.1783 Nangarhar The activities take place at this location 34.4342 70.4478 Kunduz The activities take place at this location 36.7286 68.8681 Jawzjan The activities take place at this location 36.6650 65.7520 Balkh The activities take place at this location 36.7000 67.1167 Kandahar The activities take place at this location 31.6200 65.7158 Hilmand The activities take place at this location 31.5831 64.3692 Herat The activities take place at this location 34.3419 62.2031 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 30000000 0 0 15000000 0 0 15000000 12000000 0 0 42000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 12000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 15000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 15000000 MSI Reproductive Choices Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Increased access to good quality health care, including respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet, inklusive respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-12124 Sweden Mahidol University (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) in collaboration with ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) and Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesia), has applied to Sida for support for a regional research network in the field of human rights and peace studies. The project proposal is entitled: Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN / Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA): Funding proposal for program phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). The SHAPE-SEA research network and its activities will be implemented regionally in Southeast Asia, with a special focus on Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and East Timor, where the research capacity for peace and human rights studies is assessed to require further support. The SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 contribution will build upon the results achieved during SHAPE-SEA phase 1 (2015 - 2021). The Sida grant will enable the SHAPE-SEA Secretariat at Mahidol University to strengthen research capacity amongst Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers, and to strengthen respect for academic freedom in Southeast Asia. The grant will also support Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers to 1) produce new knowledge, 2) engage with regional and national stakeholders to implement research results, and 3) contribute to public human rights discourses. and peace in Southeast Asia. Research scholarships will be awarded to researchers in the region to carry out research projects that study local, national and cross-border research issues related to peace and human rights. The research results and research capacity generated by the initiative will contribute to improved conditions for fair and sustainable development that is inclusive of vulnerable and marginalized groups in Southeast Asia. The total budget of the contribution during July 2021 - December 2024 is 16,6 million SEK. Approximately 2,7 million SEK of the funding will be forwarded from Mahidol University to researchers at Southeast Asian universities and research organizations in the form of small scholarships to support research activities. Mahidol universitet (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) i samarbete med ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) och Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesien), har ansökt om stöd för ett regionalt forskningsnätverk inom teman mänskliga rättigheter och fred. Projektförslaget är Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN/Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA) Phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). SHAPE-SEA forskningsnätverket och dess verksamhet kommer att arbeta regionalt i Sydostasien, med särskilt fokus på Kambodja, Laos, Vietnam och Öst Timor där forskningskapacitet inom fred och mänskliga rättigheter bedöms som i behov av ytterligare stöd. SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 kommer att bygga vidare på resultaten som uppnåddes under SHAPE-SEA Phase 1 (2015-2021). Sida-bidraget gör det möjligt för SHAPE-SEA sekretariatet vid Mahidol University att stärka forskningskapaciteten bland sydostasiatiska forskare inom freds- och mänskliga rättighetsstudier. Projektet kommer också att stödja sydostasiatiska forskare att ta fram ny kunskap, samarbeta med regionala och nationella aktörer för att genomföra forskningsresultat och bidra till offentliga diskurser om mänskliga rättigheter och fred i Sydostasien. Forskningsstipendier kommer att delas ut till forskare i regionen för att genomföra forskningsprojekt som studerar lokala, nationella och gränsöverskridande forskningsfrågor relaterade till fred och mänskliga rättigheter. De forskningsresultat och forskningskapacitet som initiativet genererar kommer att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för en rättvis och hållbar utveckling som inkluderar sårbara och marginaliserade grupper i Sydostasien. Insatsens totala budget under juli 2021 - december 2024 är 16,6 miljoner SEK. Cirka 2,7 miljoner SEK kommer at vidareförmedlas från Mahidol universitet i form av mindre forskningsstipendier till forskare vid sydostasiatiska universitet och forskningsorganisationer för forskningsverksamhet. The overall objectives of SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 are: - to support and strengthen homegrown academic interest, skills and knowledge on researching human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia. - to create change by enhancing, influencing and translating policies, processes and practices of human rights and peace into action in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to ensure excellence in producing, disseminating, and analyzing knowledge on human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to further developing ways and means to internalizing human rights and peace knowledge amongst teaching staff, academic leaders and students in Higher Education Institutions in ASEAN/Southeast Asia Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Indonesia Cambodia Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Malaysia Philippines (the) Thailand Timor-Leste Viet Nam Asia, regional Asia, regional Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Key results achieved by SHAPE-SEA from the 18-month implemented period during Oct 2024 - March 2026 include: - Increasing Research Capacity, which aims to build competencies and knowledge of researchers and students on human rights and peace, specifically those living in low-income and/or academically emerging ASEAN/ Southeast Asian countries. Research skills of SHAPE-SEA students and researchers were enhanced through the three regional and national research skill training workshops organized in Laos, Thailand and Vietnam with 70 participants from 11 Southeast Asian countries. - Knowledge Production, which aims to provide opportunities and ensure excellence in producing and analysing knowledge on human rights and peace in ASEAN/ Southeast Asia. Result highlights of the reporting period include 51 researchers including emerging scholars and graduate students who received research grants and mentorship. Notably, the program achieved a high degree of gender inclusivity, with 54% of researchers being female. Their research themes also included a strong gender dimension. In terms of country distribution of research grant beneficiaries, including the RGP and Thematic and Commissioned Research the grantees were from Malaysia, Myanmar, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. - Knowledge Dissemination, which aims to build competencies and knowledge of researchers and students on human rights and peace, specifically those living in low-income and/or academically emerging ASEAN/ Southeast Asian countries. During the reporting period, SHAPE-SEA has been able to deliver 5 key publication outputs, 8 policy briefs, and the translation of the textbook on Peace and Conflict Transformation in Southeast Asia into Burmese. In addition, four Webinars under the Critical Horizons Webinar Series were organized, including sessions on children's rights, human rights defenders, and climate justice. - While restructuring the program management and executing of the planned activities, SHAPE-SEA has also been able to expand its collaborated with other SIDAs development partners including Forum Asia and Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) (for Civil Society Consultation on the ASEAN Environmental Rights Framework), and Stockholm Environmental Institute (SEI) - through its SUMERNET Programme (co-hosting a capacity building webinar on Scholarly Freedom, Inquiry and Discourse, also in collaboration with the Southeast Asia Coalition on Academic Freedom); and most recently, the AAS-CHSS hub, the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) (for a regional research training workshop). This has been valuable for the program to get peer-to-peer learning and institutional academic exchanges for improving its research capacity building and research production activities. - Since 2025 SHAPE-SEA has strengthened engagement with key ASEAN human rights, peace and academic bodies and networks, including the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR) through the AUN-HRE, the ASEAN Institute for Peace and Reconciliation (ASEAN-IPR) that supports research on peace and serves as a think-tank for ASEAN bodies, the Southeast Asia Coalition on Academic Freedom (SEACAF) as well as the ASEAN Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Women and Children (ACWC). This helps widen the programs visibility and build bridges for its research-policy informed relations and partnerships with regional governing bodies. - Apart from the outcome deliverables, SHAPE-SEA also achieved its cross-cutting impact on gender equality, social inclusion and environmental protection dimensions. Gender-responsive approaches were integrated across training, RGP selection and publication themes. 53-60% of the RGP grantees (cohort 2023 and 2024) were female., 40% of the granted research projects addressed gender/LGBTQI themes as well as 100% feminist analysis in writeshops and RGP training. 35.1% of Colloquium presentations addressed environmental themes (exceeding 20% target), with environmental harm positioned as central to human rights and peace analysis in Southeast Asia and many research topics covered climate justice, loss and damage, Indigenous land rights, disaster governance, gender-environment nexus. The Thematic Study 2025 included dedicated feminist climate action and Women Human Rights Defenders barriers tracks. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12124-12124A0101 Sweden Mahidol University (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) in collaboration with ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) and Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesia), has applied to Sida for support for a regional research network in the field of human rights and peace studies. The project proposal is entitled: Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN / Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA): Funding proposal for program phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). The SHAPE-SEA research network and its activities will be implemented regionally in Southeast Asia, with a special focus on Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and East Timor, where the research capacity for peace and human rights studies is assessed to require further support. The SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 contribution will build upon the results achieved during SHAPE-SEA phase 1 (2015 - 2021). The Sida grant will enable the SHAPE-SEA Secretariat at Mahidol University to strengthen research capacity amongst Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers, and to strengthen respect for academic freedom in Southeast Asia. The grant will also support Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers to 1) produce new knowledge, 2) engage with regional and national stakeholders to implement research results, and 3) contribute to public human rights discourses. and peace in Southeast Asia. Research scholarships will be awarded to researchers in the region to carry out research projects that study local, national and cross-border research issues related to peace and human rights. The research results and research capacity generated by the initiative will contribute to improved conditions for fair and sustainable development that is inclusive of vulnerable and marginalized groups in Southeast Asia. The total budget of the contribution during July 2021 - December 2024 is 16,6 million SEK. Approximately 2,7 million SEK of the funding will be forwarded from Mahidol University to researchers at Southeast Asian universities and research organizations in the form of small scholarships to support research activities. Mahidol universitet (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) i samarbete med ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) och Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesien), har ansökt om stöd för ett regionalt forskningsnätverk inom teman mänskliga rättigheter och fred. Projektförslaget är Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN/Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA) Phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). SHAPE-SEA forskningsnätverket och dess verksamhet kommer att arbeta regionalt i Sydostasien, med särskilt fokus på Kambodja, Laos, Vietnam och Öst Timor där forskningskapacitet inom fred och mänskliga rättigheter bedöms som i behov av ytterligare stöd. SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 kommer att bygga vidare på resultaten som uppnåddes under SHAPE-SEA Phase 1 (2015-2021). Sida-bidraget gör det möjligt för SHAPE-SEA sekretariatet vid Mahidol University att stärka forskningskapaciteten bland sydostasiatiska forskare inom freds- och mänskliga rättighetsstudier. Projektet kommer också att stödja sydostasiatiska forskare att ta fram ny kunskap, samarbeta med regionala och nationella aktörer för att genomföra forskningsresultat och bidra till offentliga diskurser om mänskliga rättigheter och fred i Sydostasien. Forskningsstipendier kommer att delas ut till forskare i regionen för att genomföra forskningsprojekt som studerar lokala, nationella och gränsöverskridande forskningsfrågor relaterade till fred och mänskliga rättigheter. De forskningsresultat och forskningskapacitet som initiativet genererar kommer att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för en rättvis och hållbar utveckling som inkluderar sårbara och marginaliserade grupper i Sydostasien. Insatsens totala budget under juli 2021 - december 2024 är 16,6 miljoner SEK. Cirka 2,7 miljoner SEK kommer at vidareförmedlas från Mahidol universitet i form av mindre forskningsstipendier till forskare vid sydostasiatiska universitet och forskningsorganisationer för forskningsverksamhet. The overall objectives of SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 are: - to support and strengthen homegrown academic interest, skills and knowledge on researching human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia. - to create change by enhancing, influencing and translating policies, processes and practices of human rights and peace into action in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to ensure excellence in producing, disseminating, and analyzing knowledge on human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to further developing ways and means to internalizing human rights and peace knowledge amongst teaching staff, academic leaders and students in Higher Education Institutions in ASEAN/Southeast Asia Sweden Mahidol University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mahidol University 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 850000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 850000 0 0 0 0 0 0 850000 Mahidol University 850000 Mahidol University Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt More women undergo research training and conduct research Fler kvinnor genomgår forskarutbildning och bedriver forskning Other Övrigt Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt Strengthened capacity among universities in partner countries to communicate research findings that are potentially beneficial to the development of society Stärkt förmåga hos universitet i samarbetsländerna att kommunicera forskningsresultat som kan vara till nytta för samhällets utveckling Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Greater impact of a gender equality perspective in research Ökat genomslag för ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i forskningen Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12124-12124A0102 Sweden Mahidol University (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) in collaboration with ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) and Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesia), has applied to Sida for support for a regional research network in the field of human rights and peace studies. The project proposal is entitled: Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN / Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA): Funding proposal for program phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). The SHAPE-SEA research network and its activities will be implemented regionally in Southeast Asia, with a special focus on Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and East Timor, where the research capacity for peace and human rights studies is assessed to require further support. The SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 contribution will build upon the results achieved during SHAPE-SEA phase 1 (2015 - 2021). The Sida grant will enable the SHAPE-SEA Secretariat at Mahidol University to strengthen research capacity amongst Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers, and to strengthen respect for academic freedom in Southeast Asia. The grant will also support Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers to 1) produce new knowledge, 2) engage with regional and national stakeholders to implement research results, and 3) contribute to public human rights discourses. and peace in Southeast Asia. Research scholarships will be awarded to researchers in the region to carry out research projects that study local, national and cross-border research issues related to peace and human rights. The research results and research capacity generated by the initiative will contribute to improved conditions for fair and sustainable development that is inclusive of vulnerable and marginalized groups in Southeast Asia. The total budget of the contribution during July 2021 - December 2024 is 16,6 million SEK. Approximately 2,7 million SEK of the funding will be forwarded from Mahidol University to researchers at Southeast Asian universities and research organizations in the form of small scholarships to support research activities. Mahidol universitet (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) i samarbete med ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) och Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesien), har ansökt om stöd för ett regionalt forskningsnätverk inom teman mänskliga rättigheter och fred. Projektförslaget är Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN/Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA) Phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). SHAPE-SEA forskningsnätverket och dess verksamhet kommer att arbeta regionalt i Sydostasien, med särskilt fokus på Kambodja, Laos, Vietnam och Öst Timor där forskningskapacitet inom fred och mänskliga rättigheter bedöms som i behov av ytterligare stöd. SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 kommer att bygga vidare på resultaten som uppnåddes under SHAPE-SEA Phase 1 (2015-2021). Sida-bidraget gör det möjligt för SHAPE-SEA sekretariatet vid Mahidol University att stärka forskningskapaciteten bland sydostasiatiska forskare inom freds- och mänskliga rättighetsstudier. Projektet kommer också att stödja sydostasiatiska forskare att ta fram ny kunskap, samarbeta med regionala och nationella aktörer för att genomföra forskningsresultat och bidra till offentliga diskurser om mänskliga rättigheter och fred i Sydostasien. Forskningsstipendier kommer att delas ut till forskare i regionen för att genomföra forskningsprojekt som studerar lokala, nationella och gränsöverskridande forskningsfrågor relaterade till fred och mänskliga rättigheter. De forskningsresultat och forskningskapacitet som initiativet genererar kommer att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för en rättvis och hållbar utveckling som inkluderar sårbara och marginaliserade grupper i Sydostasien. Insatsens totala budget under juli 2021 - december 2024 är 16,6 miljoner SEK. Cirka 2,7 miljoner SEK kommer at vidareförmedlas från Mahidol universitet i form av mindre forskningsstipendier till forskare vid sydostasiatiska universitet och forskningsorganisationer för forskningsverksamhet. The overall objectives of SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 are: - to support and strengthen homegrown academic interest, skills and knowledge on researching human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia. - to create change by enhancing, influencing and translating policies, processes and practices of human rights and peace into action in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to ensure excellence in producing, disseminating, and analyzing knowledge on human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to further developing ways and means to internalizing human rights and peace knowledge amongst teaching staff, academic leaders and students in Higher Education Institutions in ASEAN/Southeast Asia Sweden Mahidol University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mahidol University 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4200000 6000000 3400000 4150000 0 0 3100000 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 1100000 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 2150000 3400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1020000 Mahidol University 680000 Mahidol University 2662500 Mahidol University 1095000 Mahidol University 1775000 Mahidol University 887500 Mahidol University 1302500 Mahidol University 1775000 Mahidol University 6552500 Mahidol University 155000 Mahidol University 310000 Mahidol University 465000 Mahidol University 310000 Mahidol University 155000 Mahidol University 310000 Mahidol University 1085000 Mahidol University 155000 Mahidol University 155000 Mahidol University 110000 Mahidol University 110000 Mahidol University 385000 Mahidol University 55000 Mahidol University 55000 Mahidol University 55000 Mahidol University 55000 Mahidol University 165000 Mahidol University 110000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 100000 Mahidol University 300000 Mahidol University 100000 Mahidol University 100000 Mahidol University 700000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 100000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 400000 Mahidol University 400000 Mahidol University 1400000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 600000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 400000 Mahidol University 340000 Mahidol University 340000 Mahidol University 170000 Mahidol University 170000 Mahidol University 1530000 Mahidol University 170000 Mahidol University 170000 Mahidol University 510000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 100000 Mahidol University 700000 Mahidol University 300000 Mahidol University 0 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 300000 Mahidol University Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12124-12124A0201 Sweden Mahidol University (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) in collaboration with ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) and Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesia), has applied to Sida for support for a regional research network in the field of human rights and peace studies. The project proposal is entitled: Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN / Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA): Funding proposal for program phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). The SHAPE-SEA research network and its activities will be implemented regionally in Southeast Asia, with a special focus on Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and East Timor, where the research capacity for peace and human rights studies is assessed to require further support. The SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 contribution will build upon the results achieved during SHAPE-SEA phase 1 (2015 - 2021). The Sida grant will enable the SHAPE-SEA Secretariat at Mahidol University to strengthen research capacity amongst Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers, and to strengthen respect for academic freedom in Southeast Asia. The grant will also support Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers to 1) produce new knowledge, 2) engage with regional and national stakeholders to implement research results, and 3) contribute to public human rights discourses. and peace in Southeast Asia. Research scholarships will be awarded to researchers in the region to carry out research projects that study local, national and cross-border research issues related to peace and human rights. The research results and research capacity generated by the initiative will contribute to improved conditions for fair and sustainable development that is inclusive of vulnerable and marginalized groups in Southeast Asia. The total budget of the contribution during July 2021 - December 2024 is 16,6 million SEK. Approximately 2,7 million SEK of the funding will be forwarded from Mahidol University to researchers at Southeast Asian universities and research organizations in the form of small scholarships to support research activities. Mahidol universitet (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) i samarbete med ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) och Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesien), har ansökt om stöd för ett regionalt forskningsnätverk inom teman mänskliga rättigheter och fred. Projektförslaget är Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN/Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA) Phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). SHAPE-SEA forskningsnätverket och dess verksamhet kommer att arbeta regionalt i Sydostasien, med särskilt fokus på Kambodja, Laos, Vietnam och Öst Timor där forskningskapacitet inom fred och mänskliga rättigheter bedöms som i behov av ytterligare stöd. SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 kommer att bygga vidare på resultaten som uppnåddes under SHAPE-SEA Phase 1 (2015-2021). Sida-bidraget gör det möjligt för SHAPE-SEA sekretariatet vid Mahidol University att stärka forskningskapaciteten bland sydostasiatiska forskare inom freds- och mänskliga rättighetsstudier. Projektet kommer också att stödja sydostasiatiska forskare att ta fram ny kunskap, samarbeta med regionala och nationella aktörer för att genomföra forskningsresultat och bidra till offentliga diskurser om mänskliga rättigheter och fred i Sydostasien. Forskningsstipendier kommer att delas ut till forskare i regionen för att genomföra forskningsprojekt som studerar lokala, nationella och gränsöverskridande forskningsfrågor relaterade till fred och mänskliga rättigheter. De forskningsresultat och forskningskapacitet som initiativet genererar kommer att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för en rättvis och hållbar utveckling som inkluderar sårbara och marginaliserade grupper i Sydostasien. Insatsens totala budget under juli 2021 - december 2024 är 16,6 miljoner SEK. Cirka 2,7 miljoner SEK kommer at vidareförmedlas från Mahidol universitet i form av mindre forskningsstipendier till forskare vid sydostasiatiska universitet och forskningsorganisationer för forskningsverksamhet. The overall objectives of SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 are: - to support and strengthen homegrown academic interest, skills and knowledge on researching human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia. - to create change by enhancing, influencing and translating policies, processes and practices of human rights and peace into action in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to ensure excellence in producing, disseminating, and analyzing knowledge on human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to further developing ways and means to internalizing human rights and peace knowledge amongst teaching staff, academic leaders and students in Higher Education Institutions in ASEAN/Southeast Asia Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 271681 202350 0 0 69331 271681 BDO Llp 202350 BDO Llp 69330.8 BDO Llp Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12137 Sweden The overall objective is to contribute to inclusive and sustainable socio-economic development of marginalised and war-affected communities in North Central and Eastern Sri Lanka. The project's specific objective is strengthening cooperativcs to promote social inclusion and better services to marginalised women and men members representing their rights and entitlements. We Effect har ett pågående ramavtal med Sida för perioden 2018-2022, som en del av rambidraget kan We Effect söka ett bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansieras av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska CSOs att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU. Sida förlitar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, liksom accepterar de format för rapport som EU använder. Denna beredning har genomförts i samarbete mellan handläggare Silje Dahl, CIVSAM och praktikant Sufian Altuoma. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer EuropeAid 152424/DDACTALK-1. Insatsen har en total budget på 760 000 EUR, vilket motsvarar ca 6 992 000 SEK. Av detta har We Effect beviljats 75 % procent från EU-kommissionen under anslaget "Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) Development in Sri Lanka" och, i och med detta beslut, 25 % procent från Sida. Insatsen har beretts som en förenklad beredning eftersom det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 MSEK och insatsen ses som stödjande till We Effects ramavtal med Sida (insatsnummer 54030557). Insatsen har bedömts av EU-kommissionen som är huvudfinansiär och Sida har därför valt att inte själva göra djupgående analyser av alla de områden som vanligtvis ingår i en beredning, utan att förlita sig på den bedömning som gjorts av EU. Insatsen ”Förbättra CSOs bidrag till utvecklingen av rättigheter och levnadsvillkor för marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen i norra centrala- och östra Sri Lanka” syftar till att bidra till en inkluderande och hållbar socioekonomisk utveckling av marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen på Sri Lanka och att stärka kooperativ för att främja social integration samt förbättrade samhällstjänster till marginaliserade kvinnor och män. Målgruppen är fattiga och socialt marginaliserade människor drabbade av krig i två distrikt i norra centralprovinsen och östra provinsen. Insatsen förväntas uppnå följande resultat:Result 1: Twelve agriculture, fishing and savings and credit cooperatives improved management and operational capacity with good governance.Result 2: Sustainable/viable individual and cooperative businesses established and improved through value chain development.Result 3: Increased access to public support services and resources by the marginalised and war-affected communities and a favourable environment for cooperatives to establish.Result 4: Women's socio-economic participation in cooperatives and in communities improved.We Effect kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med två av sina samarbetsorganisationer Kaviya Self Development Women Centre (Kaviya) and Rajarata Praja Kendraya (RPK). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Sri Lanka Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Samtliga resultat i projektet har uppnåtts i enlighet med uppsatta indikatorer enligt ovan. Mot projektets slut kan konstaterats att tolv jordbrukskooperativ etablerats i utvalda byar med ett medlemsantal på 2 557 (varav 80% kvinnligt deltagande). Dessa blev formellt registrerade under respektive s.k. Provincial Cooperative Development Departments för att säkerställa att de nu är behöriga att få stöd från Cooperative Department och ligger under granskning av en av deras handläggare. De kooperativ som ligger i otillgängliga områden har utökad tillgång till service och stöd vilket också reflekteras i att 80% av de ledande positionerna i kooperativen innehas av kvinnor. Projektet har skapat bättre kontakt mellan kooperativa initiativ och myndigheter för att underlätta möjligheterna till statligt stöd till att utveckla kvinnligt ledarskap på samhällsnivå, stärka kvinnligt nätverkande och generellt stärka hanteringen av samhällsinitiativ. Detta har resulterat i att samhällsinnevånare nu har tillgång till en större mångfald av samhällsservice inklusive jordbruksstöd, veterinärvård, primärvård, utbildning, bankservice, handel med jordbruksprodukter, lantmäteriservice samt identlitets och dokumentationstjänster. Just nu nås nästan alla medlemmar i kooperativ av mer än fem olika offentliga tjänster. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12137-12137A0101 Sweden The overall objective is to contribute to inclusive and sustainable socio-economic development of marginalised and war-affected communities in North Central and Eastern Sri Lanka. The project's specific objective is strengthening cooperativcs to promote social inclusion and better services to marginalised women and men members representing their rights and entitlements. We Effect har ett pågående ramavtal med Sida för perioden 2018-2022, som en del av rambidraget kan We Effect söka ett bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansieras av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska CSOs att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU. Sida förlitar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, liksom accepterar de format för rapport som EU använder. Denna beredning har genomförts i samarbete mellan handläggare Silje Dahl, CIVSAM och praktikant Sufian Altuoma. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer EuropeAid 152424/DDACTALK-1. Insatsen har en total budget på 760 000 EUR, vilket motsvarar ca 6 992 000 SEK. Av detta har We Effect beviljats 75 % procent från EU-kommissionen under anslaget "Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) Development in Sri Lanka" och, i och med detta beslut, 25 % procent från Sida. Insatsen har beretts som en förenklad beredning eftersom det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 MSEK och insatsen ses som stödjande till We Effects ramavtal med Sida (insatsnummer 54030557). Insatsen har bedömts av EU-kommissionen som är huvudfinansiär och Sida har därför valt att inte själva göra djupgående analyser av alla de områden som vanligtvis ingår i en beredning, utan att förlita sig på den bedömning som gjorts av EU. Insatsen ”Förbättra CSOs bidrag till utvecklingen av rättigheter och levnadsvillkor för marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen i norra centrala- och östra Sri Lanka” syftar till att bidra till en inkluderande och hållbar socioekonomisk utveckling av marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen på Sri Lanka och att stärka kooperativ för att främja social integration samt förbättrade samhällstjänster till marginaliserade kvinnor och män. Målgruppen är fattiga och socialt marginaliserade människor drabbade av krig i två distrikt i norra centralprovinsen och östra provinsen. Insatsen förväntas uppnå följande resultat:Result 1: Twelve agriculture, fishing and savings and credit cooperatives improved management and operational capacity with good governance.Result 2: Sustainable/viable individual and cooperative businesses established and improved through value chain development.Result 3: Increased access to public support services and resources by the marginalised and war-affected communities and a favourable environment for cooperatives to establish.Result 4: Women's socio-economic participation in cooperatives and in communities improved.We Effect kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med två av sina samarbetsorganisationer Kaviya Self Development Women Centre (Kaviya) and Rajarata Praja Kendraya (RPK). Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1884800 0 0 0 1884800 0 1884800 We Effect 1884800 We Effect Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12137-12137A0102 Sweden The overall objective is to contribute to inclusive and sustainable socio-economic development of marginalised and war-affected communities in North Central and Eastern Sri Lanka. The project's specific objective is strengthening cooperativcs to promote social inclusion and better services to marginalised women and men members representing their rights and entitlements. We Effect har ett pågående ramavtal med Sida för perioden 2018-2022, som en del av rambidraget kan We Effect söka ett bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansieras av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska CSOs att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU. Sida förlitar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, liksom accepterar de format för rapport som EU använder. Denna beredning har genomförts i samarbete mellan handläggare Silje Dahl, CIVSAM och praktikant Sufian Altuoma. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer EuropeAid 152424/DDACTALK-1. Insatsen har en total budget på 760 000 EUR, vilket motsvarar ca 6 992 000 SEK. Av detta har We Effect beviljats 75 % procent från EU-kommissionen under anslaget "Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) Development in Sri Lanka" och, i och med detta beslut, 25 % procent från Sida. Insatsen har beretts som en förenklad beredning eftersom det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 MSEK och insatsen ses som stödjande till We Effects ramavtal med Sida (insatsnummer 54030557). Insatsen har bedömts av EU-kommissionen som är huvudfinansiär och Sida har därför valt att inte själva göra djupgående analyser av alla de områden som vanligtvis ingår i en beredning, utan att förlita sig på den bedömning som gjorts av EU. Insatsen ”Förbättra CSOs bidrag till utvecklingen av rättigheter och levnadsvillkor för marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen i norra centrala- och östra Sri Lanka” syftar till att bidra till en inkluderande och hållbar socioekonomisk utveckling av marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen på Sri Lanka och att stärka kooperativ för att främja social integration samt förbättrade samhällstjänster till marginaliserade kvinnor och män. Målgruppen är fattiga och socialt marginaliserade människor drabbade av krig i två distrikt i norra centralprovinsen och östra provinsen. Insatsen förväntas uppnå följande resultat:Result 1: Twelve agriculture, fishing and savings and credit cooperatives improved management and operational capacity with good governance.Result 2: Sustainable/viable individual and cooperative businesses established and improved through value chain development.Result 3: Increased access to public support services and resources by the marginalised and war-affected communities and a favourable environment for cooperatives to establish.Result 4: Women's socio-economic participation in cooperatives and in communities improved.We Effect kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med två av sina samarbetsorganisationer Kaviya Self Development Women Centre (Kaviya) and Rajarata Praja Kendraya (RPK). Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -32914 0 0 0 0 -32914 -32914 We Effect -32914 We Effect Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12137-12137A0104 Sweden The overall objective is to contribute to inclusive and sustainable socio-economic development of marginalised and war-affected communities in North Central and Eastern Sri Lanka. The project's specific objective is strengthening cooperativcs to promote social inclusion and better services to marginalised women and men members representing their rights and entitlements. We Effect har ett pågående ramavtal med Sida för perioden 2018-2022, som en del av rambidraget kan We Effect söka ett bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansieras av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska CSOs att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU. Sida förlitar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, liksom accepterar de format för rapport som EU använder. Denna beredning har genomförts i samarbete mellan handläggare Silje Dahl, CIVSAM och praktikant Sufian Altuoma. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer EuropeAid 152424/DDACTALK-1. Insatsen har en total budget på 760 000 EUR, vilket motsvarar ca 6 992 000 SEK. Av detta har We Effect beviljats 75 % procent från EU-kommissionen under anslaget "Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) Development in Sri Lanka" och, i och med detta beslut, 25 % procent från Sida. Insatsen har beretts som en förenklad beredning eftersom det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 MSEK och insatsen ses som stödjande till We Effects ramavtal med Sida (insatsnummer 54030557). Insatsen har bedömts av EU-kommissionen som är huvudfinansiär och Sida har därför valt att inte själva göra djupgående analyser av alla de områden som vanligtvis ingår i en beredning, utan att förlita sig på den bedömning som gjorts av EU. Insatsen ”Förbättra CSOs bidrag till utvecklingen av rättigheter och levnadsvillkor för marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen i norra centrala- och östra Sri Lanka” syftar till att bidra till en inkluderande och hållbar socioekonomisk utveckling av marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen på Sri Lanka och att stärka kooperativ för att främja social integration samt förbättrade samhällstjänster till marginaliserade kvinnor och män. Målgruppen är fattiga och socialt marginaliserade människor drabbade av krig i två distrikt i norra centralprovinsen och östra provinsen. Insatsen förväntas uppnå följande resultat:Result 1: Twelve agriculture, fishing and savings and credit cooperatives improved management and operational capacity with good governance.Result 2: Sustainable/viable individual and cooperative businesses established and improved through value chain development.Result 3: Increased access to public support services and resources by the marginalised and war-affected communities and a favourable environment for cooperatives to establish.Result 4: Women's socio-economic participation in cooperatives and in communities improved.We Effect kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med två av sina samarbetsorganisationer Kaviya Self Development Women Centre (Kaviya) and Rajarata Praja Kendraya (RPK). Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -478662 -478662 -478662 We Effect -478662 We Effect Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12320 Sweden International Vaccine Institute, IVI, was established in 1997 as a multilateral research institute which develops vaccines in order to reduce the burden of poverty-related disease. IVI offers technical assistance to vaccine producers and regulators in low- and lower-middle-income countries, and maintains an international network of collaborating research institutions. Sida has supported IVI since 2002, and provides non-earmarked program support to IVI's strategy implementation together with South Corea and India. International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral forskningsorganisation som grundades 1997. Verksamheten inriktas på att producera vacciner som motverkar infektioner som drabbar de som lever i fattigdom, i synnerhet diarré- och luftvägssjukdomar. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC). Institutet har samarbete med cirka 40 partners runtom i världen, vilka inkluderar forskningsinstitutioner och universitet, regeringar, läkemedelsföretag och vaccintillverkare. Dessa globala samarbeten och partnerskap bidrar till att säkerställa hållbar tillgång av effektiva och prisvärda vacciner för människor som lever i fattigdom. Sida har stött IVI sedan 2002, och är idag tillsammans med Sydkorea och Indien de givare som ger brett programstöd till institutets verksamhetsplan (se bilaga i avtalsutkast). Övergripande International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral organisation utan vinstintresse som utvecklar vaccin mot sjukdomar som främst berör människor som lever i fattigdom. Institutet är beläget i Seoul, Sydkorea, och etablerades på initiativ av UNDP. Utvecklade vaccinprocesser förs vidare genom teknologiöverföring och uppskalningsstöd till kommersiella företag vilka därefter tillverkar vaccinet. IVI stödjer också länder genom att ta fram data och genomföra studier för att landet ska implementera vaccinationsprogram. Institutet har som främsta syfte att utveckla vaccin för låginkomstländer, för att därigenom främja en förbättrad global folkhälsa. Genom vaccination och dess minskning av sjukdomsbördan finns en rad positiva effekter för samhället i stort. Exempelvis har man funnit att vaccination förbättrar skolresultaten/IQ, ökar överlevnad hos barn, ökad föräldrarnas produktivitet och förebygger fattigdom. IVI arbetar med vaccin på huvudsakligen fyra olika sätt, genom att i) forska framtagning av vaccin; ii) utveckla produktutveckling i partnerskap; iii) leverera - delta i vaccinationskampanjer, samarbeta med hälsoministerier för att ta fram policies och strategier för vaccinationer; och iv) kapacitetsutveckling kurser och samarbeten för forskare och övrig hälsopersonal. IVI:s forskning tillämpas av globala organisationer som GAVI Alliance, WHO och UNICEF, och IVI tillhandahåller forskningsdata som underlag för policy på både landnivå och global nivå. Institutet har idag verksamhet i ett 40-tal länder runtom i världen, varav cirka hälften finns i Afrika och resten i Latinamerika och Syd- och Centralasien. I och med etableringen av ett europeiskt regionskontor i Stockholm ökar nu IVI:s verksamhet i främst Afrika men även i Latinamerika. IVI bistår WHO med expertis och har till skillnad från WHO den juridiska möjligheten att samarbeta med industrin. IVI fyller därmed en viktig global funktion, och är den enda av sitt slag. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan starten 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC) och har sedan 2002 bidragit till organisationen med icke öronmärkt stöd. Mål under pågående fas En ny strategi har arbetats fram för 2022-2026, med IVIs vision utvecklingsländer fria från infektionssjukdomar och uppdrag att "upptäcka, utveckla och leverera säkra, effektiva och överkomliga vaccin inom global folkhälsa". För att åstadkomma detta, utvecklar IVI vaccin mot infektionssjukdomar som har begränsad kommersiell potential och som är av stor vikt för global folkhälsa. IVI använder sig av en unik modell för utveckling av vaccin, vilket påvisas av just koleravaccinet. IVI främjar även länders genomförande av vaccinationsprogram. I sin utvecklingsportfölj har IVI 2023 bland annat följande vaccin: inaktiverat oralt koleravaccin, kolera konjugatvaccin, Vi-DT tyfoid konjugatvaccin, Schistosomavaccin, icke-tyfoid salmonellavaccin, Hepatit A-vaccin och Shigellavaccin. Under pågående fas förväntas IVIs kapacitet och närvaro i LMICs stärkas ytterligare, med ökad effektivitet, fler vaccin i klinisk fas och ökat genomslag i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Medical research COVID-19 control Infectious disease control Health, General Basic Health Stora förändringar skedde under projektfasen 2020-2024, inte minst till följd av covid-19-pandemin. Även om IVI inte själva utvecklade vaccin mot covid-19, innebar pandemin att vikten av vaccin tydliggjordes och stora anslag möjliggjordes inom fältet. IVI:s generaldirektör blev en central figur i media, främst i Asien men syntes till och med i svensk media. Inte minst blev den ojämlika tillgången till vaccin och andra hälsoprodukter uppenbar, och IVI är en stark förespråkare och drivande inom vaccindiplomati, nämligen behovet av gränsöverskridande vaccinsamarbete inom forskning för att tillgodose hela världens behov. Utöver dessa globala skeenden, pågick mycket också inom organisationen och inom ramen för deras forskning och utveckling. Urval projektresultat 2020-2024 Under senare år har IVI tagit fram evidens för att en dos vaccin mot humant papillomavirus (HPV) är tillräcklig för ett fullgott skydd mot sjukdomen, vilket förändrade WHO:s rekommendationer och fler länder nu har råd att genomföra vaccinationsprogram. IVI initierade de första kliniska vaccinstudierna någonsin i Madagaskar, först med ett covid-19-vaccin i fas tre, därefter ett tyfoidvaccin för barn i fas tre och ett schistosomavaccin i fas 1b och 2a. De har tagit ett nytt tyfoidvaccin hela vägen från forskning till godkännande i flera länder och pre-kvalificering av WHO. IVI ingår även i studier av hepatit E-vaccin för gravida kvinnor, som är värst drabbade av sjukdomen. Tidigare har vaccinet aldrig testats på gravida kvinnor och har därför inte använts, trots att just gravida kvinnor är de mest utsatta. Hittills har man överfört teknologin för tillverkning av koleravaccinet till företag i Korea, Bangladesh, Indien, Vietnam och pågående till Sydafrika och förhoppningsvis Ghana. Koleravaccinet har också vidareutvecklats och teknologin för den senaste varianten, OCV-S, förs nu över till två företag (Indien och Sydafrika). Med detta har produktionseffektiviteten ökat med 40% och man kommer att kunna möta behovet av koleravaccin i högre grad framöver. Teknologin för att framställa tyfoidvaccinet som nyligen godkänts har förts över till företag i Indonesien. Man har faciliterat överföring av ett annat tyfoidvaccin från Indien till Pakistan, och denguevaccin från USA till Brasilien. Överföringen av koleravaccinet till bangladeshiska företaget Incepta är extra anmärkningsvärt. Tekniköverföringen var en lång och krävande process (påbörjade innan 2020), men idag finns ett vaccin som godkänts av bangladeshiska läkemedelsverket och den inhemska marknaden har blivit oberoende av importerade vaccin. Utöver att befolkningen har större tillgång till vaccin, har företaget stärkts och bidrar till ekonomisk tillväxt i landet. Då många låg- och medelinkomstländer (LMIC) har begränsad kapacitet att beräkna möjliga hälsovinster i relation till kostnad av sjukdom, ger IVI stöd till ministerier och myndigheter för att avgöra när, var och till vem vaccination ska bekostas av offentliga medel. IVI arbetar även med uppföljningsstudier, epidemiologi, sjukdomsövervakning och vaccinationseffektivitet. I samarbete med länderna genomför de även massvaccinationskampanjer, ofta kopplat till studier inom tex effektivitet i olika åldersgrupper. Man har även ökat sin portfölj avseende antimikrobiell resistens avsevärt. Kapacitetsutveckling IVI har under perioden gjort stora satsningar inom kapacitetsstärkande aktiviteter och bidrar till att lokal kapacitet runt vaccinutveckling och tillverkning stärks i allt fler länder. Detta är av stor vikt nu när allt fler länder, främst i Afrika, vill ta sig an utveckling och tillverkning av vaccin. IVI har en mycket viktig roll i denna utveckling, baserat på sitt globala uppdrag och sin långa erfarenhet i sammanhanget. Kapacitetstärkandet sker på flera sätt och i allt högre grad i samarbete med WHO och Europa: - genom att överföra teknologier och att ge teknisk assistens till vaccintillverkningsindustrin i samarbetsländer. - genom teknisk assistens till nationella regulatoriska myndigheter; - genom kapacitetsstärkande forskningssamarbeten inom områden från good clinical practice till övervakning och rapportering genom infektionssjukdomar. - genom IVIs årliga internationella vaccinkurs med deltagare från hela världen. Över 5000 deltagare från LMICs tagit kursen. Nu sker den i samarbete med Karolinska instiutet och University of Rwanda i hybridformat. - I samarbete med WHO genomför IVI kurser Global Training Hub for Biomanufacturing sedan ett par år. 1005 personer har tränats på plats, och över 2 100 online. - Under fältprojekten involverar IVI alltid lokal expertis, dels från relevanta myndigheter och offentliga sektorn, dels från akademin och från sjukhusen/klinikerna. I allt högre grad är det landets egna forskare som leder projekten, och forskningsgrupperna består av främst landets egna forskare och vårdpersonal. På sikt bygger de därigenom en stark lokal resursbas. Ibland ingår ytterligare kapacitetsstärkande aktiviteter såsom kurser och arbete på kliniska forskningscentra i andra länder. Institutionell utveckling I början av 20-talet fick IVI stöd av Boston Consulting Group för att utveckla organisationen till en starkare och mer hållbar global spelare. Som resultat av detta, satsar IVI på att etablera sig i fler världsdelar och att ingå formella partnerskap med fler aktörer. Genom att etablera sig på fler ställen i världen kommer de ifråga också när det gäller finansiering från exempelvis EDCTP, EU Horizon och blir mer självklara val för finansiärer som Wellcome Trust och CEPI. I juni 2024 fick IVI sin första medlem från ett G7-land, Frankrike, en milstolpe för IVI. Då IVI har gått in i ett nytt skede har deras styrning behövts anpassas. Man har kvar, som tidigare, både sin styrelse och sitt vetenskapliga råd, och man har utökat styrningen och rådgivningen med ytterligare strukturer. Sverige och svenskar finns representerade i flertalet instanser. Board of Trustees (BOT): Sverige har en representant i styrelsen, vilket är en stor fördel då det ger god insyn i IVI:s verksamhet samt en möjlighet att lyfta svenska värderingar. Under projektperioden var vår representant mycket aktiv och bidrog till att IVI antog en jämställdhetspolicy, etablerade sitt europakontor i Sverige, med mera. Vetenskapligt råd (SAG) består av 13 internationella experter som stöttar IVI och IVIs styrelse i vetenskapliga prioriteringar och rekommendationer. En svensk forskare ingår i egen person. Rådet är mera aktivt nu än för fem år sedan. Global Advisory Group of Experts (GAGE) är ny sedan 2022 och har till uppgift att rådgiva BOT och IVI, samt att bidra med globala nätverk. GAGE:s ordförande är Anders Nordström (i egen person), Sveriges tidigare ambassadör för global hälsa. Global Council (GC) är aktivt sedan 2023 och består av medlemsländers representanter, inklusive Sverige. Under projektperioden genomgick institutet en miljökonsekvensanalys med stöd från Sidas miljöhelpdesk, vilket resulterade i en rad förändringar i både IVIs lokaler och i deras policyer. Detta bidrar till lägre klimatavtryck. IVI fick också stöd av Sidas helpdesk för jämställdhet och tog fram en policy som, med stöd av den svenska representanten, antogs av styrelsen. Sedan dess rankas organisationen högre i analys av internationella organisationer inom global hälsa (Global Health 50/50). IVI:s huvudkontor är beläget i Seoul, Sydkorea, och har sedan 2021 expanderat sin permanenta närvaro genom: i) tre IVI samarbetscentra i Afrika under 2021: Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) i Ghana, the University of Antananarivo i Madagaskar, och Armauer Hansen Research Institute (AHRI) i Etiopien. Syftet med samarbetena är att engagera sig i gemensamma forskningsprojekt och att stärka lokal forskningskapacitet. ii) 2022 lanserades IVI:s Europe Regional Office (IERO) i Stockholm och ett landkontor i Österrike. Genom dessa möjliggörs närmare samarbete med europeiska, internationella (som WHO, CEPI) och afrikanska aktörer. iii) 2023 etablerade IVI ett kontor i Hong Kong specifikt för ett stort projekt ihop med Hong Kong universitet och Cambridge. iv) 2025 öppnades IVI:s Africa Regional Office (IARO) i Kigali och ett landkontor kommer att öppnas under 2025 i Kenya som håller ihop projektet Advancing Vaccine End-to-End Capabilities in Africa Initiative (AVEC-Africa). Sedan förra beredningen har IVI expanderat sin verksamhet i främst Afrika, Oceanien och Latinamerika, även om det redan tidigare fanns en rad samarbeten. Man är fortsatt aktiv i Asien. Utöver detta har IVI ett stort globalt nätverk av samarbetspartners på projektbasis. Därmed har IVIs kapacitet och närvaro i LMICs stärkts avsevärt sedan 2020. Nu har IVI sitt främsta fokus på att stärka sin närvaro i Afrika. Genom EU Global Gateway Team Europe Initiative MAV finns ett samarbete via svenska ambassaden i Rwanda för att stärka forskningskapacitet och vaccinutveckling, samt att uppgradera inför kliniska prövningar. IVI ingår som en viktig samarbetspartner. Breddad finansieringsbas IVIs finansiella situation har förändrats drastiskt, mycket till följd av covid-19 pandemin och de har ungefär tre gånger större budget nu än i när vårt pågående avtal ingicks. Dock är finansieringen i första hand öronmärkt för specifika projekt, vilket gör det svårt för organisationen att göra strategiska, långsiktiga satsningar såsom etableringen i Afrika. Därför är svenskt stöd fortsatt mycket viktigt. Från att Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation länge varit en av de absolut största givarna, har IVI numera diversifierat sin finansieringsbas, både vad gäller statlig finansiering och andra finansiärer. Under perioden har Sida stöttat IVI att öka intaget av indirekta kostnader i projektbudgeten ("overhead") då vissa finansiärer tidigare inte godkände den typen av kostnader. Nu har de ett minimum på 15% i indirekta kostnader. Till stor del lyckades detta genom Sida's aktiva deltagande i nätverket för hälsoforskningsfinansiering Essence, baserat på TDR/WHO. Svenska UD har bidragit till etableringen av IVI:s europakontor i Sverige. Detta strategiska stöd är värt att nämna, då varje krona från UD resulterat i 17 kronor i anslag. Ingen liknande beräkning finns för Sidas stöd (som inte är lika lätt att spåra då det är ett kärnstöd) men utväxlingen är sannolikt lika stor. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12320-12320A0101 Sweden International Vaccine Institute, IVI, was established in 1997 as a multilateral research institute which develops vaccines in order to reduce the burden of poverty-related disease. IVI offers technical assistance to vaccine producers and regulators in low- and lower-middle-income countries, and maintains an international network of collaborating research institutions. Sida has supported IVI since 2002, and provides non-earmarked program support to IVI's strategy implementation together with South Corea and India. International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral forskningsorganisation som grundades 1997. Verksamheten inriktas på att producera vacciner som motverkar infektioner som drabbar de som lever i fattigdom, i synnerhet diarré- och luftvägssjukdomar. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC). Institutet har samarbete med cirka 40 partners runtom i världen, vilka inkluderar forskningsinstitutioner och universitet, regeringar, läkemedelsföretag och vaccintillverkare. Dessa globala samarbeten och partnerskap bidrar till att säkerställa hållbar tillgång av effektiva och prisvärda vacciner för människor som lever i fattigdom. Sida har stött IVI sedan 2002, och är idag tillsammans med Sydkorea och Indien de givare som ger brett programstöd till institutets verksamhetsplan (se bilaga i avtalsutkast). Övergripande International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral organisation utan vinstintresse som utvecklar vaccin mot sjukdomar som främst berör människor som lever i fattigdom. Institutet är beläget i Seoul, Sydkorea, och etablerades på initiativ av UNDP. Utvecklade vaccinprocesser förs vidare genom teknologiöverföring och uppskalningsstöd till kommersiella företag vilka därefter tillverkar vaccinet. IVI stödjer också länder genom att ta fram data och genomföra studier för att landet ska implementera vaccinationsprogram. Institutet har som främsta syfte att utveckla vaccin för låginkomstländer, för att därigenom främja en förbättrad global folkhälsa. Genom vaccination och dess minskning av sjukdomsbördan finns en rad positiva effekter för samhället i stort. Exempelvis har man funnit att vaccination förbättrar skolresultaten/IQ, ökar överlevnad hos barn, ökad föräldrarnas produktivitet och förebygger fattigdom. IVI arbetar med vaccin på huvudsakligen fyra olika sätt, genom att i) forska framtagning av vaccin; ii) utveckla produktutveckling i partnerskap; iii) leverera - delta i vaccinationskampanjer, samarbeta med hälsoministerier för att ta fram policies och strategier för vaccinationer; och iv) kapacitetsutveckling kurser och samarbeten för forskare och övrig hälsopersonal. IVI:s forskning tillämpas av globala organisationer som GAVI Alliance, WHO och UNICEF, och IVI tillhandahåller forskningsdata som underlag för policy på både landnivå och global nivå. Institutet har idag verksamhet i ett 40-tal länder runtom i världen, varav cirka hälften finns i Afrika och resten i Latinamerika och Syd- och Centralasien. I och med etableringen av ett europeiskt regionskontor i Stockholm ökar nu IVI:s verksamhet i främst Afrika men även i Latinamerika. IVI bistår WHO med expertis och har till skillnad från WHO den juridiska möjligheten att samarbeta med industrin. IVI fyller därmed en viktig global funktion, och är den enda av sitt slag. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan starten 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC) och har sedan 2002 bidragit till organisationen med icke öronmärkt stöd. Mål under pågående fas En ny strategi har arbetats fram för 2022-2026, med IVIs vision utvecklingsländer fria från infektionssjukdomar och uppdrag att "upptäcka, utveckla och leverera säkra, effektiva och överkomliga vaccin inom global folkhälsa". För att åstadkomma detta, utvecklar IVI vaccin mot infektionssjukdomar som har begränsad kommersiell potential och som är av stor vikt för global folkhälsa. IVI använder sig av en unik modell för utveckling av vaccin, vilket påvisas av just koleravaccinet. IVI främjar även länders genomförande av vaccinationsprogram. I sin utvecklingsportfölj har IVI 2023 bland annat följande vaccin: inaktiverat oralt koleravaccin, kolera konjugatvaccin, Vi-DT tyfoid konjugatvaccin, Schistosomavaccin, icke-tyfoid salmonellavaccin, Hepatit A-vaccin och Shigellavaccin. Under pågående fas förväntas IVIs kapacitet och närvaro i LMICs stärkas ytterligare, med ökad effektivitet, fler vaccin i klinisk fas och ökat genomslag i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer. Sweden IVI/International Vaccine Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IVI/International Vaccine Institute 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 10000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 10000000 0 0 5000000 25000000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 10000000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 10000000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 5000000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Reinforcement of the role of universities and their contribution to innovation processes and systems Förstärkning av universitetens roll och bidrag till innovationsprocesser och -system Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12320-12320A0102 Sweden International Vaccine Institute, IVI, was established in 1997 as a multilateral research institute which develops vaccines in order to reduce the burden of poverty-related disease. IVI offers technical assistance to vaccine producers and regulators in low- and lower-middle-income countries, and maintains an international network of collaborating research institutions. Sida has supported IVI since 2002, and provides non-earmarked program support to IVI's strategy implementation together with South Corea and India. International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral forskningsorganisation som grundades 1997. Verksamheten inriktas på att producera vacciner som motverkar infektioner som drabbar de som lever i fattigdom, i synnerhet diarré- och luftvägssjukdomar. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC). Institutet har samarbete med cirka 40 partners runtom i världen, vilka inkluderar forskningsinstitutioner och universitet, regeringar, läkemedelsföretag och vaccintillverkare. Dessa globala samarbeten och partnerskap bidrar till att säkerställa hållbar tillgång av effektiva och prisvärda vacciner för människor som lever i fattigdom. Sida har stött IVI sedan 2002, och är idag tillsammans med Sydkorea och Indien de givare som ger brett programstöd till institutets verksamhetsplan (se bilaga i avtalsutkast). Övergripande International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral organisation utan vinstintresse som utvecklar vaccin mot sjukdomar som främst berör människor som lever i fattigdom. Institutet är beläget i Seoul, Sydkorea, och etablerades på initiativ av UNDP. Utvecklade vaccinprocesser förs vidare genom teknologiöverföring och uppskalningsstöd till kommersiella företag vilka därefter tillverkar vaccinet. IVI stödjer också länder genom att ta fram data och genomföra studier för att landet ska implementera vaccinationsprogram. Institutet har som främsta syfte att utveckla vaccin för låginkomstländer, för att därigenom främja en förbättrad global folkhälsa. Genom vaccination och dess minskning av sjukdomsbördan finns en rad positiva effekter för samhället i stort. Exempelvis har man funnit att vaccination förbättrar skolresultaten/IQ, ökar överlevnad hos barn, ökad föräldrarnas produktivitet och förebygger fattigdom. IVI arbetar med vaccin på huvudsakligen fyra olika sätt, genom att i) forska framtagning av vaccin; ii) utveckla produktutveckling i partnerskap; iii) leverera - delta i vaccinationskampanjer, samarbeta med hälsoministerier för att ta fram policies och strategier för vaccinationer; och iv) kapacitetsutveckling kurser och samarbeten för forskare och övrig hälsopersonal. IVI:s forskning tillämpas av globala organisationer som GAVI Alliance, WHO och UNICEF, och IVI tillhandahåller forskningsdata som underlag för policy på både landnivå och global nivå. Institutet har idag verksamhet i ett 40-tal länder runtom i världen, varav cirka hälften finns i Afrika och resten i Latinamerika och Syd- och Centralasien. I och med etableringen av ett europeiskt regionskontor i Stockholm ökar nu IVI:s verksamhet i främst Afrika men även i Latinamerika. IVI bistår WHO med expertis och har till skillnad från WHO den juridiska möjligheten att samarbeta med industrin. IVI fyller därmed en viktig global funktion, och är den enda av sitt slag. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan starten 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC) och har sedan 2002 bidragit till organisationen med icke öronmärkt stöd. Mål under pågående fas En ny strategi har arbetats fram för 2022-2026, med IVIs vision utvecklingsländer fria från infektionssjukdomar och uppdrag att "upptäcka, utveckla och leverera säkra, effektiva och överkomliga vaccin inom global folkhälsa". För att åstadkomma detta, utvecklar IVI vaccin mot infektionssjukdomar som har begränsad kommersiell potential och som är av stor vikt för global folkhälsa. IVI använder sig av en unik modell för utveckling av vaccin, vilket påvisas av just koleravaccinet. IVI främjar även länders genomförande av vaccinationsprogram. I sin utvecklingsportfölj har IVI 2023 bland annat följande vaccin: inaktiverat oralt koleravaccin, kolera konjugatvaccin, Vi-DT tyfoid konjugatvaccin, Schistosomavaccin, icke-tyfoid salmonellavaccin, Hepatit A-vaccin och Shigellavaccin. Under pågående fas förväntas IVIs kapacitet och närvaro i LMICs stärkas ytterligare, med ökad effektivitet, fler vaccin i klinisk fas och ökat genomslag i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer. Sweden IVI/International Vaccine Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IVI/International Vaccine Institute 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6200000 6200000 6200000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 6200000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Findings from national and regional research have a greater impact on international research Resultat från nationell och regional forskning får ökat genomslag i internationell forskning Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12320-12320A0103 Sweden International Vaccine Institute, IVI, was established in 1997 as a multilateral research institute which develops vaccines in order to reduce the burden of poverty-related disease. IVI offers technical assistance to vaccine producers and regulators in low- and lower-middle-income countries, and maintains an international network of collaborating research institutions. Sida has supported IVI since 2002, and provides non-earmarked program support to IVI's strategy implementation together with South Corea and India. International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral forskningsorganisation som grundades 1997. Verksamheten inriktas på att producera vacciner som motverkar infektioner som drabbar de som lever i fattigdom, i synnerhet diarré- och luftvägssjukdomar. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC). Institutet har samarbete med cirka 40 partners runtom i världen, vilka inkluderar forskningsinstitutioner och universitet, regeringar, läkemedelsföretag och vaccintillverkare. Dessa globala samarbeten och partnerskap bidrar till att säkerställa hållbar tillgång av effektiva och prisvärda vacciner för människor som lever i fattigdom. Sida har stött IVI sedan 2002, och är idag tillsammans med Sydkorea och Indien de givare som ger brett programstöd till institutets verksamhetsplan (se bilaga i avtalsutkast). Övergripande International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral organisation utan vinstintresse som utvecklar vaccin mot sjukdomar som främst berör människor som lever i fattigdom. Institutet är beläget i Seoul, Sydkorea, och etablerades på initiativ av UNDP. Utvecklade vaccinprocesser förs vidare genom teknologiöverföring och uppskalningsstöd till kommersiella företag vilka därefter tillverkar vaccinet. IVI stödjer också länder genom att ta fram data och genomföra studier för att landet ska implementera vaccinationsprogram. Institutet har som främsta syfte att utveckla vaccin för låginkomstländer, för att därigenom främja en förbättrad global folkhälsa. Genom vaccination och dess minskning av sjukdomsbördan finns en rad positiva effekter för samhället i stort. Exempelvis har man funnit att vaccination förbättrar skolresultaten/IQ, ökar överlevnad hos barn, ökad föräldrarnas produktivitet och förebygger fattigdom. IVI arbetar med vaccin på huvudsakligen fyra olika sätt, genom att i) forska framtagning av vaccin; ii) utveckla produktutveckling i partnerskap; iii) leverera - delta i vaccinationskampanjer, samarbeta med hälsoministerier för att ta fram policies och strategier för vaccinationer; och iv) kapacitetsutveckling kurser och samarbeten för forskare och övrig hälsopersonal. IVI:s forskning tillämpas av globala organisationer som GAVI Alliance, WHO och UNICEF, och IVI tillhandahåller forskningsdata som underlag för policy på både landnivå och global nivå. Institutet har idag verksamhet i ett 40-tal länder runtom i världen, varav cirka hälften finns i Afrika och resten i Latinamerika och Syd- och Centralasien. I och med etableringen av ett europeiskt regionskontor i Stockholm ökar nu IVI:s verksamhet i främst Afrika men även i Latinamerika. IVI bistår WHO med expertis och har till skillnad från WHO den juridiska möjligheten att samarbeta med industrin. IVI fyller därmed en viktig global funktion, och är den enda av sitt slag. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan starten 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC) och har sedan 2002 bidragit till organisationen med icke öronmärkt stöd. Mål under pågående fas En ny strategi har arbetats fram för 2022-2026, med IVIs vision utvecklingsländer fria från infektionssjukdomar och uppdrag att "upptäcka, utveckla och leverera säkra, effektiva och överkomliga vaccin inom global folkhälsa". För att åstadkomma detta, utvecklar IVI vaccin mot infektionssjukdomar som har begränsad kommersiell potential och som är av stor vikt för global folkhälsa. IVI använder sig av en unik modell för utveckling av vaccin, vilket påvisas av just koleravaccinet. IVI främjar även länders genomförande av vaccinationsprogram. I sin utvecklingsportfölj har IVI 2023 bland annat följande vaccin: inaktiverat oralt koleravaccin, kolera konjugatvaccin, Vi-DT tyfoid konjugatvaccin, Schistosomavaccin, icke-tyfoid salmonellavaccin, Hepatit A-vaccin och Shigellavaccin. Under pågående fas förväntas IVIs kapacitet och närvaro i LMICs stärkas ytterligare, med ökad effektivitet, fler vaccin i klinisk fas och ökat genomslag i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer. Sweden IVI/International Vaccine Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IVI/International Vaccine Institute 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 6000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 3000000 0 3000000 0 0 7700000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 3300000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 3500000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 1500000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 2100000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 900000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 900000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 2100000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12451 Sweden International Alert (IA) has submitted a proposal for funding of a project titled “Women cross border trade MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (meaning “the border our livelihood”). The objective of the project is to strengthen the capacities of women small-scale cross-border traders in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi. This approach should allow women traders to challenge the gender disparities which contributes to conflict in their communities and the surrounding region, and to use their influence to promote greater social cohesion and regional cooperation. Four borders are targeted: Uvira (DRC)-Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRC)-Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC)-Kamembe (Rwanda) and Goma (DRC)-Gisenyi (Rwanda). Economic activities and trade will improve trust between the concerned countries specifically communities along these borders. The project intends to contribute to increasing the number of women small scale cross border traders, to build their collective influence and economic power and to allow more inclusive and peaceful engagement between communities across borders. IA will engage government institutions, local administrations, local CSOs and the private sector (microfinance institutions) to create effective solutions to certain problems of conflict in the areas where the project will operate. IA will manage the project together with eight local implementing partners. Among these, there are six previous partners to IA from the Tushiriki Wote Project: They were reselected (out of 14 in total) considering their field of expertise. Target beneficiaries are 800 women small scale cross border traders (100 per border region at Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola and Bugarama); 400 spouses of small scale women cross border traders; 20 Women trader associations; 14 Cooperatives; 60 Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) – with a specific focus on women SMEs and 600 Border officials. International Alert (IA) har ansökt om finansiellt stöd till ett projekt med titeln "Kvinnors småskaliga gränsöverskridande handel - MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (vilket betyder "gränsen, vår försörjning"). Projektets mål är att stärka kapaciteten hos kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel i gränsområdena mellan den Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK), Rwanda och Burundi. Detta tillvägagångssätt ska göra det möjligt för kvinnliga handlare att utmana den ojämställdhet som bidrar till konflikter i deras samhällen och den omgivande regionen, och att använda deras inflytande för att främja större social sammanhållning och regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på fyra gränsområden: Uvira (DRC) -Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRK) -Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC) -Kamembe (Rwanda) och Goma (DRC) -Gisenyi (Rwanda). Ekonomisk verksamhet och handel ska öka förtroendet mellan de berörda länderna, specifikt de samhällen som ligger längs de berörda gränserna. Projektet avser att bidra till att öka antalet kvinnor som småskaliga gränsöverskridande näringsidkare, bygga upp deras kollektiva inflytande och ekonomiska makt, och främja mer inkluderande, och fredligt, engagemang mellan samhällen över gränserna. IA har för avsikt att engagera statliga institutioner, lokala myndigheter, lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och den privata sektorn (mikrofinansinstitut) för att skapa effektiva lösningar på vissa konfliktproblem i de områden där projektet kommer att implementeras. IA kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med åtta lokala partners. Bland dessa finns sex tidigare partners till IA från Tushiriki Wote Project: De valdes igen (av totalt 14) med tanke på deras kompetensområde. Målgruppen avser 800 kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel (100 per gränsregion i Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola och Bugarama), 400 makar till dessa, 20 kvinnliga handelsföreningar; 14 kooperativ; 60 små och medelstora företag - med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga små och medelstora företag, och 600 gränskontrolltjänstemän. The main goal of this project is to contribute to a more inclusive society in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi, which will in turn lead to a sustainable peace in the region. The Project focuses on strengthening the role that women traders living in these border communities can play in facilitating greater understanding between communities, through cross border trade. The proposal builds on previous IA work in the Great Lakes Region and earlier support from Sweden. In order to achieve this specific objective, IA will work on four key results areas. The first expected result: will focus on creating an enabling environment for women small scale cross border traders to strengthen and use their influence within the home and community, by addressing the socio-cultural norms that place men in a position of power over women in the household and community. The second expected result: Women small-scale cross-border traders in targeted border areas have increased economic resources and have the skills to use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion and regional cooperation by the end of the Project. The third expected result is: business actors, including women cross border traders and SMEs, in target border areas engage more through increased networking and cooperation, and work together to use their influence in pushing for greater social cohesion, regional cooperation and peace across the region by the end of the Project Having strengthened women traders’ influence over decision making at the household and community levels and supported the way in which they engage with each other in cooperatives, associations and VSLA forums, the Project will, under this result 3, look to strengthen their influence, networks and impact on other key actors within cross border trade. The fourth expected result is that women small-scale cross-border traders, and border and customs officials in targeted border areas understand and have access to cross-border trade legislation, processes; women cross border traders use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion, and regional cooperation and peace by the end of the project IA has built up strong relationships with authorities and small-scale traders on all sides of the target areas and will, under this result, draw on these to strengthen information sharing on the trade agreements that have been signed and what these mean for traders and border/customs officials in practice.   The Mupaka Shamba Letu Project will focus on 4 key border crossing points. These have been selected on the basis that they represent crossing points with some of the highest volume of trade and therefore the reach and impact of the Project is likely to be most significant. IA has been working in three of the four border regions for the past 4 years (Goma/Rubavu, Bukavu/Kamembe, and Uvira/Gatumba). Through this, they have supported 600 women cross border traders to organise themselves into associations and cooperatives and strengthen their advocacy and leadership capacities, so that they are able to lead impactful advocacy campaigns at the border and provincial levels in particular and at the national and regional levels. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Rwanda Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations The third year of this project, IA has made significant progress in relation to economics empowerment of women cross border traders . The project has strongly supported the notion of FPCTs (women cross border traders) access to diversified economic resources in addition to collecting under more professional and inclusive structures as well as bonding into networks aimed at fostering greater understanding between boarder communities. The project managed also to empower FPCTs to engage in open and constructive discussions between trade actors (cooperatives, P-ACT, private sector, etc.) and border officials to find solutions that prevent boarder related conflicts from escalating Across borders. This is an agenda that is furthered through the group purchasing mechanisms set up by FPCT cooperatives and supported by the project. Under the same initiative of group purchasing the FPCTs have further built trust among their counterparts across the borders and also increased their collective voice when it comes to addressing their common concerns. In summary, during 2021, the project managed to support establishment of 76 new VSLAs (Village Savings and Loans Associations), a total of 116 VSLAs mobilized Savings=$90,368, Social Fund =$23,302.60, Credit=$205,479.6 (1,530 FPCTs); 32 new cooperatives created in 2021, bringing the total to 46, with 3,520 members, 20 Business plans funded for $104,491, 413 MFI loans, amount: $85,550, 8 P-ACTs financially supported, 8 advocacy platforms supported with 39 Business for peace advocacy actions. Result Area 3 recorded slow progress due to the fact that most of the planned activities were strongly affected the tensions between Rwanda and DRC as well as the travel restrictions in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the course of the year though, the project continued engaging cross boarder traders and SMEs under the business for peace approach. The project managed to conduct mapping survey on SMEs operating in the region. The survey highlighted the possible opportunities of private actor to engage in peace building in the region and more importantly shade more light on what the prevailing challenges in relation to business for business for peace approach are. Additionally, a training manual on conflict and gender sensitive business practices and business for peace approach was developed, where a subsequent pilot training (using the manual) for women SMES in Goma and Bukavu was conducted. In a drive to support youth groups to voice their opinion on peace and stability around the boarders and implication on cross boarder trade when the situation deteriorates, the project facilitated dialogue involving 314 youths in communities. The so called youth manifesto for change was crafted. This is basically a collective action plan for all youth groups living on both sides of the boarder sites that stipulates their intention to strengthen peace and stability in their respective communities. The fourth Result Area focuses on increasing the understanding of small-scale cross boarder traders, customs and boarder officials understanding of the cross-boarder trade legislation and procedures. During 2021, MSL managed to conduct training of FPCTs on customs legislation as well as the boarder officials on national legal provisions and regional conventions with an intentional to increase their knowledge to facilitate cross boarder trade. In order to further increase awareness, the project continued supporting production of radio project to air out the challenges that women cross boarder trades face and continue to face along the borders. With regard to collaboration of FPCTs and customs/boarder officials, the project monitoring survey indicates improved collaboration between the two groups. For instance, FPCTs (77.3% in DRC) and (81.6% in Rwanda) who participated in training on small-scale cross- border trade legislation in 2021 claimed to have improved their knowledge of this legislation and how it applies to their activities. The survey also shows significant decrease in illegal crossings where more than 75% of FPCTs are increasingly complying with laws and requirements to cross the border. Additionally, there a decrease in fraudulent practices in the conduct of businesses. However, border officials on both sides of the DRC and Burundi also highlighted that there is still work to be done to enforce border legislation and reduce the trafficking that continues to occur at the borders of these two countries. It should be noted that these trainings didnt involve officials from Rwanda due to covid -19 related restrictions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12451-12451A0101 Sweden International Alert (IA) has submitted a proposal for funding of a project titled “Women cross border trade MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (meaning “the border our livelihood”). The objective of the project is to strengthen the capacities of women small-scale cross-border traders in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi. This approach should allow women traders to challenge the gender disparities which contributes to conflict in their communities and the surrounding region, and to use their influence to promote greater social cohesion and regional cooperation. Four borders are targeted: Uvira (DRC)-Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRC)-Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC)-Kamembe (Rwanda) and Goma (DRC)-Gisenyi (Rwanda). Economic activities and trade will improve trust between the concerned countries specifically communities along these borders. The project intends to contribute to increasing the number of women small scale cross border traders, to build their collective influence and economic power and to allow more inclusive and peaceful engagement between communities across borders. IA will engage government institutions, local administrations, local CSOs and the private sector (microfinance institutions) to create effective solutions to certain problems of conflict in the areas where the project will operate. IA will manage the project together with eight local implementing partners. Among these, there are six previous partners to IA from the Tushiriki Wote Project: They were reselected (out of 14 in total) considering their field of expertise. Target beneficiaries are 800 women small scale cross border traders (100 per border region at Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola and Bugarama); 400 spouses of small scale women cross border traders; 20 Women trader associations; 14 Cooperatives; 60 Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) – with a specific focus on women SMEs and 600 Border officials. International Alert (IA) har ansökt om finansiellt stöd till ett projekt med titeln "Kvinnors småskaliga gränsöverskridande handel - MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (vilket betyder "gränsen, vår försörjning"). Projektets mål är att stärka kapaciteten hos kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel i gränsområdena mellan den Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK), Rwanda och Burundi. Detta tillvägagångssätt ska göra det möjligt för kvinnliga handlare att utmana den ojämställdhet som bidrar till konflikter i deras samhällen och den omgivande regionen, och att använda deras inflytande för att främja större social sammanhållning och regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på fyra gränsområden: Uvira (DRC) -Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRK) -Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC) -Kamembe (Rwanda) och Goma (DRC) -Gisenyi (Rwanda). Ekonomisk verksamhet och handel ska öka förtroendet mellan de berörda länderna, specifikt de samhällen som ligger längs de berörda gränserna. Projektet avser att bidra till att öka antalet kvinnor som småskaliga gränsöverskridande näringsidkare, bygga upp deras kollektiva inflytande och ekonomiska makt, och främja mer inkluderande, och fredligt, engagemang mellan samhällen över gränserna. IA har för avsikt att engagera statliga institutioner, lokala myndigheter, lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och den privata sektorn (mikrofinansinstitut) för att skapa effektiva lösningar på vissa konfliktproblem i de områden där projektet kommer att implementeras. IA kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med åtta lokala partners. Bland dessa finns sex tidigare partners till IA från Tushiriki Wote Project: De valdes igen (av totalt 14) med tanke på deras kompetensområde. Målgruppen avser 800 kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel (100 per gränsregion i Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola och Bugarama), 400 makar till dessa, 20 kvinnliga handelsföreningar; 14 kooperativ; 60 små och medelstora företag - med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga små och medelstora företag, och 600 gränskontrolltjänstemän. The main goal of this project is to contribute to a more inclusive society in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi, which will in turn lead to a sustainable peace in the region. The Project focuses on strengthening the role that women traders living in these border communities can play in facilitating greater understanding between communities, through cross border trade. The proposal builds on previous IA work in the Great Lakes Region and earlier support from Sweden. In order to achieve this specific objective, IA will work on four key results areas. The first expected result: will focus on creating an enabling environment for women small scale cross border traders to strengthen and use their influence within the home and community, by addressing the socio-cultural norms that place men in a position of power over women in the household and community. The second expected result: Women small-scale cross-border traders in targeted border areas have increased economic resources and have the skills to use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion and regional cooperation by the end of the Project. The third expected result is: business actors, including women cross border traders and SMEs, in target border areas engage more through increased networking and cooperation, and work together to use their influence in pushing for greater social cohesion, regional cooperation and peace across the region by the end of the Project Having strengthened women traders’ influence over decision making at the household and community levels and supported the way in which they engage with each other in cooperatives, associations and VSLA forums, the Project will, under this result 3, look to strengthen their influence, networks and impact on other key actors within cross border trade. The fourth expected result is that women small-scale cross-border traders, and border and customs officials in targeted border areas understand and have access to cross-border trade legislation, processes; women cross border traders use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion, and regional cooperation and peace by the end of the project IA has built up strong relationships with authorities and small-scale traders on all sides of the target areas and will, under this result, draw on these to strengthen information sharing on the trade agreements that have been signed and what these mean for traders and border/customs officials in practice.   The Mupaka Shamba Letu Project will focus on 4 key border crossing points. These have been selected on the basis that they represent crossing points with some of the highest volume of trade and therefore the reach and impact of the Project is likely to be most significant. IA has been working in three of the four border regions for the past 4 years (Goma/Rubavu, Bukavu/Kamembe, and Uvira/Gatumba). Through this, they have supported 600 women cross border traders to organise themselves into associations and cooperatives and strengthen their advocacy and leadership capacities, so that they are able to lead impactful advocacy campaigns at the border and provincial levels in particular and at the national and regional levels. Sweden International Alert Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Alert 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 7000000 6500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 6500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23500000 International Alert 10000000 International Alert 7000000 International Alert 6500000 International Alert DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Improved opportunities for productive employment for women and young people that is socially and environmentally sustainable Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning för kvinnor och ungdomar som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened conflict transformation and reconciliation initiatives that contribute to local conflict resolution Stärkta konfliktlösnings- och försoningsinitiativ som bidrar till lokal konfliktlösning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12451-12451A0102 Sweden International Alert (IA) has submitted a proposal for funding of a project titled “Women cross border trade MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (meaning “the border our livelihood”). The objective of the project is to strengthen the capacities of women small-scale cross-border traders in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi. This approach should allow women traders to challenge the gender disparities which contributes to conflict in their communities and the surrounding region, and to use their influence to promote greater social cohesion and regional cooperation. Four borders are targeted: Uvira (DRC)-Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRC)-Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC)-Kamembe (Rwanda) and Goma (DRC)-Gisenyi (Rwanda). Economic activities and trade will improve trust between the concerned countries specifically communities along these borders. The project intends to contribute to increasing the number of women small scale cross border traders, to build their collective influence and economic power and to allow more inclusive and peaceful engagement between communities across borders. IA will engage government institutions, local administrations, local CSOs and the private sector (microfinance institutions) to create effective solutions to certain problems of conflict in the areas where the project will operate. IA will manage the project together with eight local implementing partners. Among these, there are six previous partners to IA from the Tushiriki Wote Project: They were reselected (out of 14 in total) considering their field of expertise. Target beneficiaries are 800 women small scale cross border traders (100 per border region at Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola and Bugarama); 400 spouses of small scale women cross border traders; 20 Women trader associations; 14 Cooperatives; 60 Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) – with a specific focus on women SMEs and 600 Border officials. International Alert (IA) har ansökt om finansiellt stöd till ett projekt med titeln "Kvinnors småskaliga gränsöverskridande handel - MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (vilket betyder "gränsen, vår försörjning"). Projektets mål är att stärka kapaciteten hos kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel i gränsområdena mellan den Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK), Rwanda och Burundi. Detta tillvägagångssätt ska göra det möjligt för kvinnliga handlare att utmana den ojämställdhet som bidrar till konflikter i deras samhällen och den omgivande regionen, och att använda deras inflytande för att främja större social sammanhållning och regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på fyra gränsområden: Uvira (DRC) -Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRK) -Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC) -Kamembe (Rwanda) och Goma (DRC) -Gisenyi (Rwanda). Ekonomisk verksamhet och handel ska öka förtroendet mellan de berörda länderna, specifikt de samhällen som ligger längs de berörda gränserna. Projektet avser att bidra till att öka antalet kvinnor som småskaliga gränsöverskridande näringsidkare, bygga upp deras kollektiva inflytande och ekonomiska makt, och främja mer inkluderande, och fredligt, engagemang mellan samhällen över gränserna. IA har för avsikt att engagera statliga institutioner, lokala myndigheter, lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och den privata sektorn (mikrofinansinstitut) för att skapa effektiva lösningar på vissa konfliktproblem i de områden där projektet kommer att implementeras. IA kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med åtta lokala partners. Bland dessa finns sex tidigare partners till IA från Tushiriki Wote Project: De valdes igen (av totalt 14) med tanke på deras kompetensområde. Målgruppen avser 800 kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel (100 per gränsregion i Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola och Bugarama), 400 makar till dessa, 20 kvinnliga handelsföreningar; 14 kooperativ; 60 små och medelstora företag - med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga små och medelstora företag, och 600 gränskontrolltjänstemän. The main goal of this project is to contribute to a more inclusive society in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi, which will in turn lead to a sustainable peace in the region. The Project focuses on strengthening the role that women traders living in these border communities can play in facilitating greater understanding between communities, through cross border trade. The proposal builds on previous IA work in the Great Lakes Region and earlier support from Sweden. In order to achieve this specific objective, IA will work on four key results areas. The first expected result: will focus on creating an enabling environment for women small scale cross border traders to strengthen and use their influence within the home and community, by addressing the socio-cultural norms that place men in a position of power over women in the household and community. The second expected result: Women small-scale cross-border traders in targeted border areas have increased economic resources and have the skills to use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion and regional cooperation by the end of the Project. The third expected result is: business actors, including women cross border traders and SMEs, in target border areas engage more through increased networking and cooperation, and work together to use their influence in pushing for greater social cohesion, regional cooperation and peace across the region by the end of the Project Having strengthened women traders’ influence over decision making at the household and community levels and supported the way in which they engage with each other in cooperatives, associations and VSLA forums, the Project will, under this result 3, look to strengthen their influence, networks and impact on other key actors within cross border trade. The fourth expected result is that women small-scale cross-border traders, and border and customs officials in targeted border areas understand and have access to cross-border trade legislation, processes; women cross border traders use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion, and regional cooperation and peace by the end of the project IA has built up strong relationships with authorities and small-scale traders on all sides of the target areas and will, under this result, draw on these to strengthen information sharing on the trade agreements that have been signed and what these mean for traders and border/customs officials in practice.   The Mupaka Shamba Letu Project will focus on 4 key border crossing points. These have been selected on the basis that they represent crossing points with some of the highest volume of trade and therefore the reach and impact of the Project is likely to be most significant. IA has been working in three of the four border regions for the past 4 years (Goma/Rubavu, Bukavu/Kamembe, and Uvira/Gatumba). Through this, they have supported 600 women cross border traders to organise themselves into associations and cooperatives and strengthen their advocacy and leadership capacities, so that they are able to lead impactful advocacy campaigns at the border and provincial levels in particular and at the national and regional levels. Sweden International Alert Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Alert 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 -378201 10000000 0 0 10000000 20000000 International Alert 10000000 International Alert 10000000 International Alert -378201 International Alert Rwanda 2020-2024 Rwanda 2020-2024 Greater opportunities for poor and marginalised groups, and for defenders and agents of democracy, to participate in and influence processes that promote democracy and human rights, including conflict prevention. Ökade möjligheter för fattiga och marginaliserade grupper, samt för demokratins försvarare och röstbärare, att delta i och påverka processer som främjar demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive konfliktförebyggande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Inclusive economic development, improved conditions for and increased access to productive employment and decent work, corporate social responsibility, and free and fair trade, including in rural areas. En ekonomiskt inkluderande utveckling, stärkta förutsättningar för och ökad tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, hållbart företagande och fri och rättvis handel, inklusive på landsbygden. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12451-12451A0103 Sweden International Alert (IA) has submitted a proposal for funding of a project titled “Women cross border trade MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (meaning “the border our livelihood”). The objective of the project is to strengthen the capacities of women small-scale cross-border traders in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi. This approach should allow women traders to challenge the gender disparities which contributes to conflict in their communities and the surrounding region, and to use their influence to promote greater social cohesion and regional cooperation. Four borders are targeted: Uvira (DRC)-Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRC)-Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC)-Kamembe (Rwanda) and Goma (DRC)-Gisenyi (Rwanda). Economic activities and trade will improve trust between the concerned countries specifically communities along these borders. The project intends to contribute to increasing the number of women small scale cross border traders, to build their collective influence and economic power and to allow more inclusive and peaceful engagement between communities across borders. IA will engage government institutions, local administrations, local CSOs and the private sector (microfinance institutions) to create effective solutions to certain problems of conflict in the areas where the project will operate. IA will manage the project together with eight local implementing partners. Among these, there are six previous partners to IA from the Tushiriki Wote Project: They were reselected (out of 14 in total) considering their field of expertise. Target beneficiaries are 800 women small scale cross border traders (100 per border region at Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola and Bugarama); 400 spouses of small scale women cross border traders; 20 Women trader associations; 14 Cooperatives; 60 Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) – with a specific focus on women SMEs and 600 Border officials. International Alert (IA) har ansökt om finansiellt stöd till ett projekt med titeln "Kvinnors småskaliga gränsöverskridande handel - MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (vilket betyder "gränsen, vår försörjning"). Projektets mål är att stärka kapaciteten hos kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel i gränsområdena mellan den Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK), Rwanda och Burundi. Detta tillvägagångssätt ska göra det möjligt för kvinnliga handlare att utmana den ojämställdhet som bidrar till konflikter i deras samhällen och den omgivande regionen, och att använda deras inflytande för att främja större social sammanhållning och regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på fyra gränsområden: Uvira (DRC) -Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRK) -Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC) -Kamembe (Rwanda) och Goma (DRC) -Gisenyi (Rwanda). Ekonomisk verksamhet och handel ska öka förtroendet mellan de berörda länderna, specifikt de samhällen som ligger längs de berörda gränserna. Projektet avser att bidra till att öka antalet kvinnor som småskaliga gränsöverskridande näringsidkare, bygga upp deras kollektiva inflytande och ekonomiska makt, och främja mer inkluderande, och fredligt, engagemang mellan samhällen över gränserna. IA har för avsikt att engagera statliga institutioner, lokala myndigheter, lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och den privata sektorn (mikrofinansinstitut) för att skapa effektiva lösningar på vissa konfliktproblem i de områden där projektet kommer att implementeras. IA kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med åtta lokala partners. Bland dessa finns sex tidigare partners till IA från Tushiriki Wote Project: De valdes igen (av totalt 14) med tanke på deras kompetensområde. Målgruppen avser 800 kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel (100 per gränsregion i Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola och Bugarama), 400 makar till dessa, 20 kvinnliga handelsföreningar; 14 kooperativ; 60 små och medelstora företag - med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga små och medelstora företag, och 600 gränskontrolltjänstemän. The main goal of this project is to contribute to a more inclusive society in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi, which will in turn lead to a sustainable peace in the region. The Project focuses on strengthening the role that women traders living in these border communities can play in facilitating greater understanding between communities, through cross border trade. The proposal builds on previous IA work in the Great Lakes Region and earlier support from Sweden. In order to achieve this specific objective, IA will work on four key results areas. The first expected result: will focus on creating an enabling environment for women small scale cross border traders to strengthen and use their influence within the home and community, by addressing the socio-cultural norms that place men in a position of power over women in the household and community. The second expected result: Women small-scale cross-border traders in targeted border areas have increased economic resources and have the skills to use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion and regional cooperation by the end of the Project. The third expected result is: business actors, including women cross border traders and SMEs, in target border areas engage more through increased networking and cooperation, and work together to use their influence in pushing for greater social cohesion, regional cooperation and peace across the region by the end of the Project Having strengthened women traders’ influence over decision making at the household and community levels and supported the way in which they engage with each other in cooperatives, associations and VSLA forums, the Project will, under this result 3, look to strengthen their influence, networks and impact on other key actors within cross border trade. The fourth expected result is that women small-scale cross-border traders, and border and customs officials in targeted border areas understand and have access to cross-border trade legislation, processes; women cross border traders use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion, and regional cooperation and peace by the end of the project IA has built up strong relationships with authorities and small-scale traders on all sides of the target areas and will, under this result, draw on these to strengthen information sharing on the trade agreements that have been signed and what these mean for traders and border/customs officials in practice.   The Mupaka Shamba Letu Project will focus on 4 key border crossing points. These have been selected on the basis that they represent crossing points with some of the highest volume of trade and therefore the reach and impact of the Project is likely to be most significant. IA has been working in three of the four border regions for the past 4 years (Goma/Rubavu, Bukavu/Kamembe, and Uvira/Gatumba). Through this, they have supported 600 women cross border traders to organise themselves into associations and cooperatives and strengthen their advocacy and leadership capacities, so that they are able to lead impactful advocacy campaigns at the border and provincial levels in particular and at the national and regional levels. Sweden International Alert Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Alert 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17600000 5463547 -23018 0 -23018 6000000 0 5600000 0 6000000 0 5463547 0 23040529 International Alert 6000000 International Alert 5600000 International Alert 6000000 International Alert 5463547 International Alert -23018.19 International Alert 0 International Alert DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reducing gender based violence Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12572 Sweden The intervention concerns support of 45 MSEK during the three-year period 2019-2021. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011 aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises of 79 national and 20 local governments and some thousand civil society organisations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGP's elibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP is directed by a strategy for 2015-2018 that was "refreshed" in 2016 to more clearly articulate the vision and identify the best means to work for that. By early 2020 OGP will complete a medium-term planning process, with the goal of developing a three-year implementation plan and budget (2020-2022). This implementation plan will not lay out a new vision for OGP but will focus on collective results that are aimed to be achieved in three years and how this will happen. The strategy focusses on the following areas: 1) Deepen citizen-centered gocvernance 2) Broaden collective ownership of OGP domestically 3) Raise collective ambition, peer exchange and learning across OGP countries 4) Strengthen capacity, coordination and coalitions for implementation 5) Review performance incentives and rules of engagement 6) Strengthen the OGP brand and communications strategy The total budget for 2019 is about 12.4 MUSD. The budgets for 2020 and 2021 are estimated to 13.4 MUSD respectively. Total budget amounts to approximately 39.2 MUSD. Sida's contribution constitutes a little less than 10 % for each year. Insatsen avser ett stöd till organisationen Open Government Partnership om totalt 45 MSEK under en treårsperiod 2019-2021. Open Government Partnership är ett multi-intressent-initiativ som startade 2011 med syfte att övertyga regeringar om insatser för att främja öppenhet, stärka medborgarinflytande bekämpa korruption och använda gemensamt utvecklade metoder för att stärka samhällsstyrningen. Open Government Partnership består för närvarande av 79 nationella och 20 lokala regeringar och ett tusental civilsamhällesorganisationer. För att bli medlem i Open Government Partnership måste regeringar uppfylla de villkor som är uppställda, göra ett offentligt uttalande om öppenhet, utverka en nationell handlingsplan med hjälp av medborgarkonsultationer och rapportera utvecklingen med hjälp av den oberoende översynsmekanism som finns i initiativet. Open Government Partnerships vision är formulerad som att "fler regeringar ska bli mer transparenta, mer ansvarstagande och mer lyhörda för sina medborgares deltagande med slutgiltigt mål att förbättra styrning och samhällsservice". Arbetet kretsar kring nationella handlingsplaner som tas fram i en gemensam process mellan regeringar och civila samhället. Open Government Partnership arbetar utifrån en strategi som uppdaterades 2016 och utgör vägledning för verksamheten. Strategin kommer att utvecklas under 2019 för att med utgångspunkt i nuvarande vision formulera vägar för att nå bättre genomslag fram till 2022. Strategin omfattar följande områden: 1) Ökat fokus på medborgarcentrerad samhällsstyrning 2) Breddat gemensamt ägarskap för nationella handlingsplaner 3) Ökad ambitionsnivå och lärande 4) Stärkt kapacitet, koordinering och nätverk för genomförande 5) Översyn av incitaments- och regelstruktur 6) Stärkt varumärke och kommunikationsstrategi Total budget för 2019 är ca 12,4 MUSD. Budgetarna för 2020 och 2021 är uppskattade till 13,4 MUSD. Total budget är ca 39,2 MUSD. Sidas bidrag utgör knappt 10 %. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011, aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises 75 national and 104 local governments and thousands of civil society organizations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGPs eligibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP launched its 2023-28 strategy in 2023, after a year-long consultation process with a large community of government leaders, public servants, civil society, international partners, media and others. The result is a renewed vision for OGP as a more political, values-based partnership rooted in specific actions, innovations, and ideas for more open and democratic governments that meet citizens expectations. OGPs mission as part of the new strategy is to inspire, connect, and enable an ever-growing community of reformers and champions from government and civil society to take action together. OGP will achieve this by pursuing five mutually reinforcing goals: Strategic Goal 1: - Build a growing, committed, and interconnected community of open government reformers, activists, and champions - Build a stronger, more political global coalition for open government - Invest in leadership development for reformers - Expand strategic alliances and partnerships to reinforce open government principles Strategic Goal 2: Make open government central to how all levels and branches of government function and deliver on their priorities - Provide a flexible action framework fit for diverse contexts and needs - Support mainstreaming of open government at all levels and branches of government work - Be more responsive to windows of political opportunity Strategic Goal 3: Protect and expand civic space - Encourage civic space action and cultivate champions - Enforce and periodically review OGP policies on civic space Strategic Goal 4: Accelerate collective progress on open government reforms - Raise the bar on transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusion - Launch a Partnership-wide challenge to promote collective action on ten priority areas (more information on the Open Gov Challenge below) Strategic Goal 5: Become the home of inspirational open government innovations, evidence, and stories - Develop, curate and share high quality content - Create spaces for people to share their stories and connect   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Please note that OGP has in their Final Narrative Report been reporting in relation to the so called Grant Objectives that were included in the Original Agreement with Sida from Sep 2019. They were: Objective 1: Deepen Citizen Centered Governance Objective 2: Broaden collective ownership of OGP domestically Objective 3: Raise collective ambition, peer exchange, and learning across OGP countries Objective 4: Strengthen capacity, coordination and coalitions for implementation Objective 5: Review performance incentives and rules of engagement Objective 6: Strengthen the OGP brand and communications strategy For the record, OGP has been operating in accordance with their 2023-2028 Strategy since 2023. Those five strategic objectives (SO1SO5) are mentioned above on page 3 in this Completion Memo and it is only for the Final Narrative report that OGP has organised their results differently. Since 2023, OGP has in particular been working to create a more political, people centered, and inspiring partnership to drive open government initiatives worldwide, tackle important challenges facing society, and build on successes and lessons learned from the community. OGP realised in their cocreation process for the new long-term Strategy that it was needed to invest even more in the reformers, the actual people Examples of results achieved with each of the six so called Grant Objectives (from the original agreement with Sida): Overview with OGP's own highlights: * OGP has helped civil society gain a permanent seat at the policy table, embed open government across branches and levels of government, and accelerated the adoption of policies in access to information, public participation, open contracting, and beneficial ownership transparency. OGP's greatest strength is its community of reformers, activists, and champions they are the engine that drives policy and country-level results across the Partnership. The OGP model is unique, and it works evidence shows that political leadership, multistakeholder collaboration, peer exchange, and accountability lead to impactful reforms. * Supporting reformers despite democratic crises: Afghanistan The fall of the government in Afghanistan in 2021 and subsequent takeover by the Taliban was a major setback for reformers working on building democratic institutions in the country over the previous decade. The OGP process and platform had enabled notable change in Afghanistan prior to the fall, led by courageous reformers working on areas critical to healthy and thriving democratic institutions, including anticorruption, womens rights, justice, and access to information. Across many measures, they had been succeeding despite persistent corruption, a weak state, and foreign interference. Following the takeover, OGP received many requests to support those who actively worked on OGP and partner initiatives in Afghanistan, many of whom risked facing danger if they stayed in the country. In 2021, the OGP Support Unit, with partner support, swiftly led the financial, political, and logistical efforts required to evacuate as many of these reformers as possible and this was done successfully. * Responding to a global pandemic: The COVID19 pandemic starting in 2020 presented pressing challenges for both people and institutions, spotlighting the lack of transparency and participation in health systems and emergency decision-making, as well as a rise in executive power crowding out citizen voices and civil society. To find and showcase pathways for open government approaches to COVID19, OGP launched Open Response Open Recovery in 2020, a campaign to ensure the values of open government were embedded in actions to end the spread of COVID19. In 2021, OGP added another R to the campaign: Open Renewal. For the campaign, OGP created an open space for the community to share where they see open government approaches to tackling COVID19, whether implemented by governments themselves or civil society, citizens, or the private sector. Drawing on over 450 crowdsourced examples, OGP created a guide for open government and coronavirus as a one stop shop with practical ideas, tools and resources on how open government can support tackling the pandemic, amplifying the work of domestic reformers and partners. OGP also said, when asked by Sida how they can use their learnings from the pandemic in a possible new global crisis, that "they learned that countries with preexisting multistakeholder forums and institutionalized cocreation processes were better positioned to respond quickly and openly to Covid, underscoring that the most valuable crisis tool is infrastructure for reform" Furthermore, "Institutionalization of OGP within member country ministries has also become a priority for OGP in the years following the pandemic. When in person cocreation processes got delayed due to social distancing measures, OGP developed guidance for making timelines flexible, as well as taking co-creation processes fully online, a capability now embedded in standard practice among member countries. OGP created the COVID-19 "Open Gov Tracker" during this period, a real time data aggregation tool that scraped and centralized data from partner organizations to monitor government behavior across areas like civic space, surveillance, media freedom, and Right to Information (RTI) frameworks. This type of tool could be redeployed when and if needed in the future.The addition of Open Renewal in 2021 further reflected that crises must not only be managed but used as windows of opportunity to address deeper systemic governance weaknesses, which is a principle that guides OGP's approach to ongoing and future shocks. These tools are ready to be used again." Objective 1: Deepen Citizen Centered Governance On page 5 in the Final Narrative report, OGP reports: "Between 2019 to 2024, reformers cocreated and implemented 1,928 commitments across 250 action plans (both national and local), demonstrating the scale and productivity of OGP's cocreation model. The quality of cocreation dialogue has improved as well, with the latest round of action plans seeing the highest rate yet of government responses to civil society on whether their inputs were or were not considered during cocreation and for the first time, more than two thirds of OGP governments provided this response." Sida followed-up with asking OGP to be more specific on how many commitments that have been fulfilled and partially fulfilled during the period 201924 incl. to report and analyse which kind of commitments (anticorruption, inclusion, digitalisation etc.) that are potentially more successful and if there are any geographic regions or countries that have been more successful in fulfilling their commitments. OGP responded in their updated their Final Narrative Report (see p. 16-17): "The Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) at OGP assessed almost 1,400 national action plan commitments (1,347) for implementation during the activity period 2019 to 2024. Of these commitments, 93% (or 1,259 commitments) saw at least some progress in implementation, while 58% (or 776 commitments) were considered fulfilled, i.e., they were substantially or fully implemented during the action plan period. (Clarification: There are fewer commitments (1,400) in this figure since these are the once that were both agreed and followed-up by IRM.) As for OGP local commitments (on local levels in governance administration), the IRM assessed 83 commitments during the activity period. The rate of implementation of these commitments was similar to that of the national commitments discussed above. Specifically, 92% (76 commitments) saw at least some progress in implementation, while 55% (46 commitments) were considered fulfilled. In terms of Early Results, 33% of implemented commitments (15 oct of 46 commitments) achieved major changes to government practices." Please also note that for the local numbers, the analysis only covers commitments submitted between 2017 and 2019. This is because local commitments are no longer assessed by the IRM. Only the local pioneers the first local governments to formally join OGP received IRM assessments. Furthermore, OGP reflected on their methods and that some indicators that the Independent Reporting Mechanisms (IRM) uses have changed since 2020. They also highlighted that OGP commitments in Action Plans in different countries and regions are not equal. They differ in scope, sometimes significantly. This makes comparisons difficult, even within countries. For example, a commitment to enact a new freedom of information bill and a commitment to update a government website to meet accessibility standards are significantly different, making them difficult to compare. Despite these differences, commitments remain the most effective unit of analysis to understand how OGP is working, according to OGP. OGP also reported, when asked by Sida, regarding the trends that they could see in regions, themes etc. on commitment implementation (Completion), OGP's research shows that rates of commitment fulfillment are strongly correlated with levels of income in the countries. Specifically, the difference in the implementation rate between the highest and lowest income OGP countries is more than 30%, even when controlling for other factors. Indeed, an earlier study found that the most common obstacle in terms of commitment non implementation is a lack of budget and technical capacity. Commitment outcomes (Early Results), on the other hand, are not correlated with income. OGP's research shows that the main predictor of early results is not implementation, but the ambition level of the commitments. In other words, perhaps unsurprisingly, well-designed commitments tend to produce the most early results. OGP's latest regional research shows that OGP countries in the Americas generate both the most ambitious commitments and the most early results, with rates of the latter more than double that in other regions. There are a few possible explanations for this trend. First, OGP countries in the Americas generally have stronger cocreation processes and spaces for permanent dialogue than elsewhere in OGP, and the research shows that levels of public participation during the OGP process are linked to better reforms, including early results. Second, countries in the Americas have institutionalized OGP (i.e., they have established formal rules and procedures) to a greater degree than countries in other regions. This provides stability, continuity during political transitions, and a stronger foundation from which to develop ambitious reforms. Regarding different themes of commitments An interesting insight from OGP data is that the level of completion, or fulfillment, of commitments does not vary significantly based on the thematic focus of commitments. In other words, implementation rates are relatively similar across different areas of reform, such as public services, anticorruption, and justice with the implementation rate of the most frequently addressed policy areas hovering between 50% and 65%. * Regarding gender and inclusion: The OGP Partnership's focused advocacy efforts have driven significant growth in the area of Inclusion, with for instance the 2019 "Break the Roles" campaign, OGP's first integrated advocacy campaign, achieving nearly 40% of OGP members making at least one gender commitment in their action plans. This represented a watershed moment, with seven members making gender-related commitments for the first time and more than 20 governments and partners forming the OGP Gender Coalition to guide and amplify this work. Across OGP members, gender reforms have delivered concrete results for vulnerable populations, from establishing gender equality commissions that address rights violations and combat trafficking, to embedding gender perspectives into state development strategies and ensuring crossparty political commitments to women's empowerment. OGP has also mainstreamed gender perspectives throughout its guidance and support, integrating gender across thematic areas. Multistakeholder forums (MSFs) have also become more inclusive, with 41% including representation of marginalized groups by 2021, most commonly women, LGBTQI individuals and communities, and youth. In most countries, representatives from women's' organizations also participate in national steering committee leadership or in multistakeholder groups. * Anti-corruption commitments are among the most ambitious and most likely to generate strong early results across OGP, including areas such as beneficial ownership transparency (BOT), whistleblowing, extractive industries, audits, and open contracting. Evidence from OGP's first ten years shows that OGP countries making ambitious commitments in areas like beneficial ownership transparency and open budgets across multiple action plans have become more open than other countries across many measures according to third-party assessments. Beneficial ownership transparency, specifically, has become one of the fastest growing and most ambitious policy areas, with nearly 40 countries having included BOT reforms in their OGP action plans and growing from a single commitment in 2013 to more than 80 commitments today. LESSONS LEARNED related to Grant Objective 1: At the domestic level, co-creation between government and civil society is in the DNA of the OGP model. OGP has defined and shaped what cocreation looks like in practice and how it improves policy making. This is one of the most impactful achievements of the partnership and makes it unique in the space of democracy and good governance initiatives. The policy areas featured here reflect OGP's bottom-up approach to reform they emerged from demand by local stakeholders and gained/maintained momentum through sustained campaign efforts, consistent funding, and strong partnerships. This combination of grassroots demand and strategic support has enabled countries to capitalize on increased political support while accessing the technical expertise needed for implementation. Objective 2: Broaden collective ownership of OGP domestically * Institutionalized open government processes p.8 Over the past five years, OGP made a concerted effort to embed open government across branches and levels of government. Institutionalization, refers to the process by which policies, practices, systems or laws become embedded and sustained within the government. Over 75% of members now have institutionalized open government processes. This has ensured crossparty support and continuity of reform agendas through political transitions. For example, Philippines executive order backed OGP office showed how institutional mandates and resources can stabilize reforms through political transitions. Another example from Armenia where a new Participatory Governance Department within the Prime Ministers office cemented open government at the core of policymaking. LESSONS LEARNED related to Grant Objective 2: A key learning from OGPs decadelong work is the importance of building stronger institutional and political buy-in into open government that could be sustained across administrations or other political shifts. Institutionalizing open government to go beyond only the executive branch is therefore essential and a key part of OGPs 2023-2028 strategy. OGP initially trialled the expansion of open government adoption across institutions in a handful of countries, working with existing reformers to identify and reach out to champions at local levels, parliaments and judiciaries who were not familiar with OGP. It took persistence and strategic relationship building to connect reformers to each other so they could see their complementary roles in advancing specific policy areas, rather than pursuing disconnected agendas through standalone processes. Objective 3: Raise collective ambition, peer exchange, and learning across OGP countries * Mobilizing political commitment (p.9): OGP has held two global Summits and six regional meetings across all four OGP regions in the past five years, which have proven instrumental in maintaining political engagement. Although engagement from Heads of State has waned recently coinciding with democratic backsliding globally, OGP has successfully mobilized a broader spectrum of highlevel political leadership including members of parliament, judiciary officials, mayors, and ministers, particularly from the Global South standing at 60% in 2024. For instance, OGP's 2024 regional meeting in the Americas attracted eight high level judges for the first time, building a pipeline of future champions across institutions and ensuring that open government reforms are less vulnerable to being deprioritized when political leadership changes. * Unique leadership model: OGPs Steering Committee is a unique governance structure leading the partnership with equal representation from government and civil society leaders from the global north and global south. The committee has evolved into a more political leadership role, with Brazil, for example, opening the door for OGP to participate in the G20 Anti-Corruption Working Group meeting and Armenia spotlighting OGP for its progress on beneficial ownership at the IACC. * Strategic partnerships amplify impact: OGP does not advance open government reforms in isolation. Over the years, the Partnership has carefully built and leveraged strategic partnerships and coalitions to amplify open government practices worldwide. The network includes 35 Ambassadors and Envoys and 18 institutional partners who leverage their political capital to influence international agendas and reach new audiences. The Partnership's numerous active funders have also been critical partners in resourcing domestic reforms to ensure their effective implementation. * Coalitions connect global platforms to domestic implementation: OGP has been the connective tissue between global platforms and agreements and domestic implementation. From shaping anticorruption guidelines of the European Commission, G20, and United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) to amplifying AI, climate, and justice at the OECD and UN Digital Compact, OGP has significantly influenced policy debates at the global level while grounding them in local reform. Since OGP's launch in 2011, it has convened 11 coalitions on policy issues such as civic space, youth inclusion, open algorithms, and beneficial ownership many at nascent stages and scaled them across the Partnership. Through these coalitions, forward-thinking government and civil society leaders, as well as those with proven track records in specific policy areas, take collective action on difficult reforms. LESSONS LEARNED related to Grant Objective 3: OGP has also had to ensure that policy ideas that gain momentum at the global level don't lose traction at the domestic level. This is where it has been critical to build coalitions, and connect countries to their peers so that the practical knowledge and howto of a reform gets diffused across the partnership. Objective 4: Strengthen capacity, coordination and coalitions for implementation * Beneficial ownership and strategical engagement (p.11): Nigerias progress on beneficial ownership reforms is a case in point it demonstrates how OGP strategically engaged political leaders, mobilized resources from multilateral funders, and built coalitions inside and outside of government to overcome challenges around budgeting, institutional memory, and cross-agency collaboration. OGP championed the central role of committed and influential reformers and invested in their leadership skills. For example, OGP profiled then Minister of State, Budget and National Planning and Nigerian OGP Co-Chair Clem Agba and Registrar General Alhaji Abubakar Garba in regional and global OGP events and stories. Agbas leadership and influence proved critical in having Nigerias membership in the Beneficial Ownership Leadership Group officially approved by President Buhari. *Since 2020, OGP has also resourced civil society with close to USD $2 million to support their engagement in OGP processes and reforms. A large proportion of these funds have supported CSOs in the Eastern Partnership Region (Ukraine, Armenia, Georgia, and Moldova) while the largest number of grantees supported were in the Africa and the Middle East Region (20 CSOs). This support has had a tangible impact on strengthening government -civil society dialogue and engaging the general public in government policies. LESSONS LEARNED related to Grant Objective 4: While OGPs early years were focused in developing guidance and encouraging uptake on cocreation from its members, this began to shift with an equal focus on investing in the people and their skills. There came a realization that the lifeblood of the platform were its reformers both from inside the government as well as outside who were passionate about open government. Their political astuteness, subject matter expertise and commitment to the cause were critical enablers in any reform process and could either make or break country level progress. This understanding led OGP to develop specific tools and resources to support reformers as individuals as well as in groups. In every successful reform whether it was Nigerias beneficial ownership transparency reforms or Ukraine's open contracting platform there were champions working in their individual capacity as well as part of a strong coalition to drive progress. OGP in concert with its strategic partners has consistently provided political and technical knowhow, resources and recognition to reformers and will continue to do so as a central part of its strategy. Objective 5: Review performance incentives and rules of engagement Since 2019, the OGP platform has evolved to become more responsive to the needs and contexts of its members. The OGP Support Unit has implemented a more flexible action framework and more comprehensive member services. As a result, the OGP platform has generated greater stakeholder engagement and more widespread adoption of open government reforms. * Introducing flexible rules to allow for greater engagement OGP Local scaled tenfold (p.13): In 2020, OGP launched a new OGP Local program that made it easier for local governments to join and engage in OGP. OGP unveiled new innovations such as flexible action plans, rolling commitments, e-filing, and local led monitoring bodies. The result has been an expanded coalition of committed local reformers. OGP Local scaled tenfold from 15 members in 2019 to 151 in 2024. * A new initiative spurs ambition: At the 2023 OGP Summit in Estonia, OGP launched the Open Gov Challenge, a new avenue for institutions at any level or branch of government to submit commitments to address key areas of open government. Adoption since has been widespread. By the 2025 OGP Summit in Spain, 65 governments in 42 countries had made more than 150 Challenge commitments. And these commitments matter OGPs Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) has found that these commitments are among the most ambitious in OGP. * Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) refresh leads to better learning: In 2020, the OGP Steering Committee approved the IRM Refresh, a new approach to the IRM aimed to increase adoption of IRM findings and recommendations. This included the launch of IRM Co-Creation Briefs with recommendations for policy areas to consider during cocreation, which early evidence shows is linked to government adoption of new policy areas (brief forthcoming). OGP research also finds that OGP governments are implementing about half of all IRM recommendations, and that doing so is associated with higher quality action plans and processes. LESSONS LEARNED related to Grant Objective 5: OGPs latest strategic plan for 202328 was the result of the largest community consultation held over a year, and one of the key pieces of stakeholder feedback was the need to adapt rules and incentives for the partnership to fit a diversity of contexts. This was a big shift in the current operating framework of the partnership as allowing action plans with different timeframes also had knock on effects on how the IRM would measure progress over time and across countries. As the changes are being adopted across members, there has been a noticeable increase in the engagement of new actors at both national and local levels. Anecdotally, OGP has also received feedback expressing greater satisfaction with the implementation of the new strategy. Objective 6: Strengthen the OGP brand and communications strategy * As OGPs strategy shifted from a focus on amplifying reforms to supporting reformers, its communications strategy also aligned with this shift during the period of 20182024.The maturity in the Partnership allowed OGP to move from open government as a theoretical concept to something that was practiced by real people on the ground and was having a tangible impact. * A key communications product that helped raise awareness of open government over these years has been Open Gov Week (OGW). OGW has been consistently held every year since 2018 and spotlights open government activities entirely organized by country-level reformers. In 2025, more than 40 countries organized over 2,000 events, bringing together government officials, civil society, experts and citizens to advance open government initiatives through public debates, assemblies, hackathons, webinars, and sharing stories and good practices. (Sida notes the example is from 2025, but believes it gives an insight into the magnitude of the annual Open Gov Week.) LESSONS LEARNED related to Grant Objective 6: The past five years have demonstrated that strategic investments in communications yield measurable results in visibility, engagement, and influence. By adapting messages to global challenges, amplifying reformers voices, and improving our existing platforms, OGP has strengthened its role as a trusted and relevant platform to advance open government and its values worldwide. A key lesson from this period has been the value of storytelling as both a visibility and an influence tool. Resources dedicated to storytelling, particularly videos (for example documentary style videos) have been instrumental in spotlighting reformers and inspiring others across government and civil society. Conclusion: Sida assesses the achieved results as overall very satisfying for the implementation period 2019-24. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12572-12572A0101 Sweden The intervention concerns support of 45 MSEK during the three-year period 2019-2021. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011 aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises of 79 national and 20 local governments and some thousand civil society organisations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGP's elibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP is directed by a strategy for 2015-2018 that was "refreshed" in 2016 to more clearly articulate the vision and identify the best means to work for that. By early 2020 OGP will complete a medium-term planning process, with the goal of developing a three-year implementation plan and budget (2020-2022). This implementation plan will not lay out a new vision for OGP but will focus on collective results that are aimed to be achieved in three years and how this will happen. The strategy focusses on the following areas: 1) Deepen citizen-centered gocvernance 2) Broaden collective ownership of OGP domestically 3) Raise collective ambition, peer exchange and learning across OGP countries 4) Strengthen capacity, coordination and coalitions for implementation 5) Review performance incentives and rules of engagement 6) Strengthen the OGP brand and communications strategy The total budget for 2019 is about 12.4 MUSD. The budgets for 2020 and 2021 are estimated to 13.4 MUSD respectively. Total budget amounts to approximately 39.2 MUSD. Sida's contribution constitutes a little less than 10 % for each year. Insatsen avser ett stöd till organisationen Open Government Partnership om totalt 45 MSEK under en treårsperiod 2019-2021. Open Government Partnership är ett multi-intressent-initiativ som startade 2011 med syfte att övertyga regeringar om insatser för att främja öppenhet, stärka medborgarinflytande bekämpa korruption och använda gemensamt utvecklade metoder för att stärka samhällsstyrningen. Open Government Partnership består för närvarande av 79 nationella och 20 lokala regeringar och ett tusental civilsamhällesorganisationer. För att bli medlem i Open Government Partnership måste regeringar uppfylla de villkor som är uppställda, göra ett offentligt uttalande om öppenhet, utverka en nationell handlingsplan med hjälp av medborgarkonsultationer och rapportera utvecklingen med hjälp av den oberoende översynsmekanism som finns i initiativet. Open Government Partnerships vision är formulerad som att "fler regeringar ska bli mer transparenta, mer ansvarstagande och mer lyhörda för sina medborgares deltagande med slutgiltigt mål att förbättra styrning och samhällsservice". Arbetet kretsar kring nationella handlingsplaner som tas fram i en gemensam process mellan regeringar och civila samhället. Open Government Partnership arbetar utifrån en strategi som uppdaterades 2016 och utgör vägledning för verksamheten. Strategin kommer att utvecklas under 2019 för att med utgångspunkt i nuvarande vision formulera vägar för att nå bättre genomslag fram till 2022. Strategin omfattar följande områden: 1) Ökat fokus på medborgarcentrerad samhällsstyrning 2) Breddat gemensamt ägarskap för nationella handlingsplaner 3) Ökad ambitionsnivå och lärande 4) Stärkt kapacitet, koordinering och nätverk för genomförande 5) Översyn av incitaments- och regelstruktur 6) Stärkt varumärke och kommunikationsstrategi Total budget för 2019 är ca 12,4 MUSD. Budgetarna för 2020 och 2021 är uppskattade till 13,4 MUSD. Total budget är ca 39,2 MUSD. Sidas bidrag utgör knappt 10 %. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011, aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises 75 national and 104 local governments and thousands of civil society organizations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGPs eligibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP launched its 2023-28 strategy in 2023, after a year-long consultation process with a large community of government leaders, public servants, civil society, international partners, media and others. The result is a renewed vision for OGP as a more political, values-based partnership rooted in specific actions, innovations, and ideas for more open and democratic governments that meet citizens expectations. OGPs mission as part of the new strategy is to inspire, connect, and enable an ever-growing community of reformers and champions from government and civil society to take action together. OGP will achieve this by pursuing five mutually reinforcing goals: Strategic Goal 1: - Build a growing, committed, and interconnected community of open government reformers, activists, and champions - Build a stronger, more political global coalition for open government - Invest in leadership development for reformers - Expand strategic alliances and partnerships to reinforce open government principles Strategic Goal 2: Make open government central to how all levels and branches of government function and deliver on their priorities - Provide a flexible action framework fit for diverse contexts and needs - Support mainstreaming of open government at all levels and branches of government work - Be more responsive to windows of political opportunity Strategic Goal 3: Protect and expand civic space - Encourage civic space action and cultivate champions - Enforce and periodically review OGP policies on civic space Strategic Goal 4: Accelerate collective progress on open government reforms - Raise the bar on transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusion - Launch a Partnership-wide challenge to promote collective action on ten priority areas (more information on the Open Gov Challenge below) Strategic Goal 5: Become the home of inspirational open government innovations, evidence, and stories - Develop, curate and share high quality content - Create spaces for people to share their stories and connect   Sweden Open Government Partnership Secretariat Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Open Government Partnership Secretariat 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 15000000 15000000 15000000 0 15000000 0 0 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7500000 0 0 7500000 0 7500000 0 15000000 7500000 0 0 0 7500000 0 60000000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 15000000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7500000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7500000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7500000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7500000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7500000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7500000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened democratic principles, processes and governance for independent and transparent societies based on the rule of law. Stärkta demokratiska principer, processer och samhällsstyming för oberoende, rättssäkra och transparenta samhällen. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Reduced corruption and increased transparency and accountability. Minskad korruption samt ökad transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12572-12572A0102 Sweden The intervention concerns support of 45 MSEK during the three-year period 2019-2021. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011 aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises of 79 national and 20 local governments and some thousand civil society organisations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGP's elibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP is directed by a strategy for 2015-2018 that was "refreshed" in 2016 to more clearly articulate the vision and identify the best means to work for that. By early 2020 OGP will complete a medium-term planning process, with the goal of developing a three-year implementation plan and budget (2020-2022). This implementation plan will not lay out a new vision for OGP but will focus on collective results that are aimed to be achieved in three years and how this will happen. The strategy focusses on the following areas: 1) Deepen citizen-centered gocvernance 2) Broaden collective ownership of OGP domestically 3) Raise collective ambition, peer exchange and learning across OGP countries 4) Strengthen capacity, coordination and coalitions for implementation 5) Review performance incentives and rules of engagement 6) Strengthen the OGP brand and communications strategy The total budget for 2019 is about 12.4 MUSD. The budgets for 2020 and 2021 are estimated to 13.4 MUSD respectively. Total budget amounts to approximately 39.2 MUSD. Sida's contribution constitutes a little less than 10 % for each year. Insatsen avser ett stöd till organisationen Open Government Partnership om totalt 45 MSEK under en treårsperiod 2019-2021. Open Government Partnership är ett multi-intressent-initiativ som startade 2011 med syfte att övertyga regeringar om insatser för att främja öppenhet, stärka medborgarinflytande bekämpa korruption och använda gemensamt utvecklade metoder för att stärka samhällsstyrningen. Open Government Partnership består för närvarande av 79 nationella och 20 lokala regeringar och ett tusental civilsamhällesorganisationer. För att bli medlem i Open Government Partnership måste regeringar uppfylla de villkor som är uppställda, göra ett offentligt uttalande om öppenhet, utverka en nationell handlingsplan med hjälp av medborgarkonsultationer och rapportera utvecklingen med hjälp av den oberoende översynsmekanism som finns i initiativet. Open Government Partnerships vision är formulerad som att "fler regeringar ska bli mer transparenta, mer ansvarstagande och mer lyhörda för sina medborgares deltagande med slutgiltigt mål att förbättra styrning och samhällsservice". Arbetet kretsar kring nationella handlingsplaner som tas fram i en gemensam process mellan regeringar och civila samhället. Open Government Partnership arbetar utifrån en strategi som uppdaterades 2016 och utgör vägledning för verksamheten. Strategin kommer att utvecklas under 2019 för att med utgångspunkt i nuvarande vision formulera vägar för att nå bättre genomslag fram till 2022. Strategin omfattar följande områden: 1) Ökat fokus på medborgarcentrerad samhällsstyrning 2) Breddat gemensamt ägarskap för nationella handlingsplaner 3) Ökad ambitionsnivå och lärande 4) Stärkt kapacitet, koordinering och nätverk för genomförande 5) Översyn av incitaments- och regelstruktur 6) Stärkt varumärke och kommunikationsstrategi Total budget för 2019 är ca 12,4 MUSD. Budgetarna för 2020 och 2021 är uppskattade till 13,4 MUSD. Total budget är ca 39,2 MUSD. Sidas bidrag utgör knappt 10 %. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011, aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises 75 national and 104 local governments and thousands of civil society organizations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGPs eligibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP launched its 2023-28 strategy in 2023, after a year-long consultation process with a large community of government leaders, public servants, civil society, international partners, media and others. The result is a renewed vision for OGP as a more political, values-based partnership rooted in specific actions, innovations, and ideas for more open and democratic governments that meet citizens expectations. OGPs mission as part of the new strategy is to inspire, connect, and enable an ever-growing community of reformers and champions from government and civil society to take action together. OGP will achieve this by pursuing five mutually reinforcing goals: Strategic Goal 1: - Build a growing, committed, and interconnected community of open government reformers, activists, and champions - Build a stronger, more political global coalition for open government - Invest in leadership development for reformers - Expand strategic alliances and partnerships to reinforce open government principles Strategic Goal 2: Make open government central to how all levels and branches of government function and deliver on their priorities - Provide a flexible action framework fit for diverse contexts and needs - Support mainstreaming of open government at all levels and branches of government work - Be more responsive to windows of political opportunity Strategic Goal 3: Protect and expand civic space - Encourage civic space action and cultivate champions - Enforce and periodically review OGP policies on civic space Strategic Goal 4: Accelerate collective progress on open government reforms - Raise the bar on transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusion - Launch a Partnership-wide challenge to promote collective action on ten priority areas (more information on the Open Gov Challenge below) Strategic Goal 5: Become the home of inspirational open government innovations, evidence, and stories - Develop, curate and share high quality content - Create spaces for people to share their stories and connect   Sweden Open Government Partnership Secretariat Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Open Government Partnership Secretariat 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7400000 0 0 0 7400000 7400000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7400000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Strengthened institutions that uphold and guarantee the respect for human rights, democracy and the principals of rule of law. Stärkta institutioner som upprätthåller och garanterar respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12572-12572A0103 Sweden The intervention concerns support of 45 MSEK during the three-year period 2019-2021. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011 aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises of 79 national and 20 local governments and some thousand civil society organisations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGP's elibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP is directed by a strategy for 2015-2018 that was "refreshed" in 2016 to more clearly articulate the vision and identify the best means to work for that. By early 2020 OGP will complete a medium-term planning process, with the goal of developing a three-year implementation plan and budget (2020-2022). This implementation plan will not lay out a new vision for OGP but will focus on collective results that are aimed to be achieved in three years and how this will happen. The strategy focusses on the following areas: 1) Deepen citizen-centered gocvernance 2) Broaden collective ownership of OGP domestically 3) Raise collective ambition, peer exchange and learning across OGP countries 4) Strengthen capacity, coordination and coalitions for implementation 5) Review performance incentives and rules of engagement 6) Strengthen the OGP brand and communications strategy The total budget for 2019 is about 12.4 MUSD. The budgets for 2020 and 2021 are estimated to 13.4 MUSD respectively. Total budget amounts to approximately 39.2 MUSD. Sida's contribution constitutes a little less than 10 % for each year. Insatsen avser ett stöd till organisationen Open Government Partnership om totalt 45 MSEK under en treårsperiod 2019-2021. Open Government Partnership är ett multi-intressent-initiativ som startade 2011 med syfte att övertyga regeringar om insatser för att främja öppenhet, stärka medborgarinflytande bekämpa korruption och använda gemensamt utvecklade metoder för att stärka samhällsstyrningen. Open Government Partnership består för närvarande av 79 nationella och 20 lokala regeringar och ett tusental civilsamhällesorganisationer. För att bli medlem i Open Government Partnership måste regeringar uppfylla de villkor som är uppställda, göra ett offentligt uttalande om öppenhet, utverka en nationell handlingsplan med hjälp av medborgarkonsultationer och rapportera utvecklingen med hjälp av den oberoende översynsmekanism som finns i initiativet. Open Government Partnerships vision är formulerad som att "fler regeringar ska bli mer transparenta, mer ansvarstagande och mer lyhörda för sina medborgares deltagande med slutgiltigt mål att förbättra styrning och samhällsservice". Arbetet kretsar kring nationella handlingsplaner som tas fram i en gemensam process mellan regeringar och civila samhället. Open Government Partnership arbetar utifrån en strategi som uppdaterades 2016 och utgör vägledning för verksamheten. Strategin kommer att utvecklas under 2019 för att med utgångspunkt i nuvarande vision formulera vägar för att nå bättre genomslag fram till 2022. Strategin omfattar följande områden: 1) Ökat fokus på medborgarcentrerad samhällsstyrning 2) Breddat gemensamt ägarskap för nationella handlingsplaner 3) Ökad ambitionsnivå och lärande 4) Stärkt kapacitet, koordinering och nätverk för genomförande 5) Översyn av incitaments- och regelstruktur 6) Stärkt varumärke och kommunikationsstrategi Total budget för 2019 är ca 12,4 MUSD. Budgetarna för 2020 och 2021 är uppskattade till 13,4 MUSD. Total budget är ca 39,2 MUSD. Sidas bidrag utgör knappt 10 %. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011, aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises 75 national and 104 local governments and thousands of civil society organizations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGPs eligibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP launched its 2023-28 strategy in 2023, after a year-long consultation process with a large community of government leaders, public servants, civil society, international partners, media and others. The result is a renewed vision for OGP as a more political, values-based partnership rooted in specific actions, innovations, and ideas for more open and democratic governments that meet citizens expectations. OGPs mission as part of the new strategy is to inspire, connect, and enable an ever-growing community of reformers and champions from government and civil society to take action together. OGP will achieve this by pursuing five mutually reinforcing goals: Strategic Goal 1: - Build a growing, committed, and interconnected community of open government reformers, activists, and champions - Build a stronger, more political global coalition for open government - Invest in leadership development for reformers - Expand strategic alliances and partnerships to reinforce open government principles Strategic Goal 2: Make open government central to how all levels and branches of government function and deliver on their priorities - Provide a flexible action framework fit for diverse contexts and needs - Support mainstreaming of open government at all levels and branches of government work - Be more responsive to windows of political opportunity Strategic Goal 3: Protect and expand civic space - Encourage civic space action and cultivate champions - Enforce and periodically review OGP policies on civic space Strategic Goal 4: Accelerate collective progress on open government reforms - Raise the bar on transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusion - Launch a Partnership-wide challenge to promote collective action on ten priority areas (more information on the Open Gov Challenge below) Strategic Goal 5: Become the home of inspirational open government innovations, evidence, and stories - Develop, curate and share high quality content - Create spaces for people to share their stories and connect   Sweden Open Government Partnership Secretariat Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Open Government Partnership Secretariat 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 5000000 15000000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 10000000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 5000000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strong and sustainable democracies, including strengthened conditions for free and fair elections, legally certain and effective institutions and strengthened democracy movements. Starka och uthålliga demokratier, inklusive stärkta förutsättningar för fria och rättvisa val, rättssäkra och effektiva institutioner och stärkta demokratirörelser. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for due process, accountability and freedom from corruption, and increased protection of actors in the judicial system. Stärkta förutsättningar för rättssäkerhet och ansvarsutkrävande och frihet från korruption, samt ökat skydd av rättsväsendets aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12661 Sweden ILO has applied to Sida for funding of 11,3 million SEK to carry out the " Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” project, during the period September 2019- August 2022. The intervention aims at assisting the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labor disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. The intervention plans to achieve the following outcomes: 1) Increased effectiveness of labor disputes mediation and conciliation services; 2) Increased use of alternative resolution of labor disputes by workers, employers and their organizations; 3) Increased application of international labor standards by national judges dealing with labor litigations; 4) Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise level; 5) Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools. The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labor mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labor mediators and conciliators, and national judges’ ruling over labor litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. The intervention’s total budget is 11,3 million SEK, covered by the Sida contribution. ILO har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 11,3 miljoner SEK för genomförande av ”Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” [Tillgång till rättvisa i arbetsrättsliga tvister genom medling och förlikning/Stöd till uppbyggnad av ett effektivt system för tvistlösning som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister i Albanien, ö.a.]-projektet, under perioden september 2019-augusti 2022. Interventionen syftar till att biträda albanska intressenter i att öka tillgången till rättvisa genom förbättrad effektivitet av- samt möjligheten till alternativa lösningar av arbetsrättsliga tvister såväl som stärkt rättstillämpning vad gäller tillämpningen av grundläggande rättigheter och principer på arbetsplatsen. Interventionen planerar att åstadkomma följande resultat: 1) ökad effektivitet såvitt avser medlings- och förlikningstjänster som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister; 2) ökad användning av alternativ lösning av arbetsrättsliga tvister av arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer; 3) ökad tillämpning av internationella arbetsstandarder av inhemska domare som hanterar arbetsrättsliga processer; 4) policys som syftar till att förebygga tvister som framtagits och presenterats på företagsnivå; 5) framtida arbetstagare och arbetsgivare från yrkesinriktade skolors förbättrade förhandlingsförmåga samt förmåga att förebygga tvister. Projektet förväntas nå ut till mer än 500 000 arbetstagare, öka antalet förlikningar som avser utomrättslig medling och förlikning av arbetsrättsliga tvister till 80 procent av de fall som hänskjutits till systemet, främja en kultur som genomsyras av social dialog och konstruktiva kompromisser och stärka intressenternas förmåga (arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer, medlare och skiljemän som hanterar arbetsrättsliga tvister, samt inhemska domares avgöranden i arbetsrättsliga processer) att tillämpa samt stärka grundläggande principer och rättigheter på arbetsplatsen. Interventionens sammanlagda budget är 11,3 miljoner SEK, som täcks av Sidas insats. Grievances and disputes are an inevitable part of the employment relationship, particularly in times of drastic changes in work organization, economic hardship and job deficits. With the view to ensuring social peace and harmonious and productive labour relations in the workplace, all European governments have established institutionalized or ad hoc mechanisms for peaceful, extra-judicial settlement of labour disputes with two main objectives: to prevent collective labour disputes escalating into industrial actions, and to speed up access to justice through relieving overburdened judiciary. One of the most effective means for implementing such policy is an independent, impartial and free of charge and expeditious mechanism for the prevention and alternative resolution of labour disputes through out of court conciliation, mediation and voluntary arbitration. At the same time, it is also a powerful tool for promoting collective bargaining due to its potential of assisting the negotiating parties to reach an agreement. This intervention's  goal is to assist the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labour disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. Due to its potential of offering a fast, fair, free of charge settlement and allowing the parties to find a mutually acceptable solution to their problem, out of court resolution is a viable alternative to litigation in court for both collective and individual labour disputes. Thus the intervention's overall objective is: a fair, fast and inclusive access to justice for all workers in relation to labor disputes, including vulnerable categories lik youth, old, informal, women, low skilled. The intervention  will build the capacity of the government, and the social partners to: a) increase recourse to conciliation, mediation or voluntary arbitration for peaceful settlement of labour disputes; b) engage more actively in collective bargaining and use collective agreements and workplace procedures in order to handle grievances in the workplace; c) be able to devise and implement informed policies in the area of prevention and amicable settlement of labour disputes and industrial relations;d) improve access to justice of vulnerable workers (youth, women, informal, low-skilled). The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labour mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labour mediators and conciliators, and national judges ruling over labour litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. In terms of outcomes what is expected from this intervention is: Outcome 1: Increased effectiveness of labour disputes mediation and conciliation services Outcome 2: Increased use of alternative resolution of labour disputes by workers, employers and their organizationsOutcome 3: Increased application of international labour standards by national judges dealing with labour litigations Outcome 4: Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise levelOutcome 5: Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general Main results per each outcome are as below: Support to Legislation reviewing for the streamlining of the ALDR in Albania A new Ministerial Instruction for the mediation and conciliation structures and relevant procedures has been adopted. The state Mediation network and the National Conciliation office and its 12 regional offices have been recomposed. Policy recommendations for improving access to labor justice through ALDR Tripartite agreement has been achieved for expanding free of charge ADR services to individual labor disputes and tripartite Working Group established to prepare legal package for providing state free of charge ADR services to collective and individual disputes. Tailored training programmes /tools/materials and publications for ALDR On mediation/conciliation skills for labor disputes, coaching and assessment of skills for mediators, application of International labor Standards, education for prevention and resolution of disputes in workplace for future workers, training on consensus seeking, practical guide preparation for Professional Conciliation of Collective labor disputes, practical manual for the mediators and conciliators, and another manual for employers and workers on "Resolving labor disputes in the work place". Training manual for judges and law practitioners in International and Domestic Labor Law. Supporting guide on education for prevention and resolution of disputes in the workplace for future workers and employers. In 20 pilot enterprises 75% of them have adopted the informal conflict resolution rules and procedures recommended, and 52% adopted Bipartite Committees (employersworkers) for grievances and disputes, and 30% improved the existing procedures. Capacity building The project has benefited through capacity building activities about 10 000 people including workers, employers, students, teachers, layers, mediators and conciliators and Ministry of Finance and Economy staff. The majority of them have been women due to the choice of the project to work primarily with vulnerable workers. The project has also raised awareness through 2 TV animated spots, 3 TV shows, radio spots, 2 leaflets, 7 social media posts, 4 posters, 6 in person sensitization events, 6 online articles and news chronicles, etc. The project succeeded to build the capacity of government institutions in charge of Labour Market Governance and industrial relations and of the social partners to: a) increase recourse to conciliation, mediation or voluntary arbitration for peaceful settlement of labour disputes b) engage more actively in collective bargaining and use collective agreements and workplace procedures in order to handle grievances in the workplace c) be able to devise and implement informed policies in the area of prevention and amicable settlement of labour disputes and industrial relations d) improve access to justice of vulnerable workers (youth, women, informal, low skilled). The project contributed and supported the Albanian constituents in achieving the objectives of the National Action Plans for European Integration 20192021, 20202022 and the National Action Plan for European Integration 20222024. The project intervened at multiple levels national, regional and enterprise, judicial, public mediation and conciliation, high schools and VET schools, involving a combination of mutually reinforcing activities and outputs. The project faced difficulties for over 18 months. Starting late in 2019 due to the earthquake that hit Albania, the pandemic further delayed the implementation of the project's work plan throughout 20202021. Despite these challenges, the project adapted to the Covid19 context by redesigning and adjusting project implementation modalities and timelines to meet the needs and circumstances of its constituents, while remaining aligned with the project's overarching objectives. The project has had several positive impacts. Firstly, it has enhanced the existing public mediation and conciliation services by improving the procedural legal framework. This has resulted in shorter completion periods for both mediation and conciliation phases and a clearer and streamlined procedural framework. All local and national level mediation and conciliation structures have been revitalized and equipped with specialized skills and tools. This has enabled them to effectively assist disputing parties in peacefully settling their disputes, thereby contributing to the enhancement of social peace. Furthermore, a tripartite agreement has been established to expand the free of charge ALDR system to cover also disputes of individual workers beside collective disputes. On the other side, the project contributed to an increased awareness among current and future workers and employers on the benefits, as well as on the mechanism and tools for preventing and peacefully resolving labour disputes. As a direct outcome of the increased awareness of the benefits of ALDR and available mechanisms, there has been a higher number of mediation requests channeled through the public ALDR system. Moreover, there has been a greater utilization of international labour standards by judges for resolving labour disputes. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12661-12661A0101 Sweden ILO has applied to Sida for funding of 11,3 million SEK to carry out the " Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” project, during the period September 2019- August 2022. The intervention aims at assisting the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labor disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. The intervention plans to achieve the following outcomes: 1) Increased effectiveness of labor disputes mediation and conciliation services; 2) Increased use of alternative resolution of labor disputes by workers, employers and their organizations; 3) Increased application of international labor standards by national judges dealing with labor litigations; 4) Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise level; 5) Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools. The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labor mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labor mediators and conciliators, and national judges’ ruling over labor litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. The intervention’s total budget is 11,3 million SEK, covered by the Sida contribution. ILO har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 11,3 miljoner SEK för genomförande av ”Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” [Tillgång till rättvisa i arbetsrättsliga tvister genom medling och förlikning/Stöd till uppbyggnad av ett effektivt system för tvistlösning som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister i Albanien, ö.a.]-projektet, under perioden september 2019-augusti 2022. Interventionen syftar till att biträda albanska intressenter i att öka tillgången till rättvisa genom förbättrad effektivitet av- samt möjligheten till alternativa lösningar av arbetsrättsliga tvister såväl som stärkt rättstillämpning vad gäller tillämpningen av grundläggande rättigheter och principer på arbetsplatsen. Interventionen planerar att åstadkomma följande resultat: 1) ökad effektivitet såvitt avser medlings- och förlikningstjänster som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister; 2) ökad användning av alternativ lösning av arbetsrättsliga tvister av arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer; 3) ökad tillämpning av internationella arbetsstandarder av inhemska domare som hanterar arbetsrättsliga processer; 4) policys som syftar till att förebygga tvister som framtagits och presenterats på företagsnivå; 5) framtida arbetstagare och arbetsgivare från yrkesinriktade skolors förbättrade förhandlingsförmåga samt förmåga att förebygga tvister. Projektet förväntas nå ut till mer än 500 000 arbetstagare, öka antalet förlikningar som avser utomrättslig medling och förlikning av arbetsrättsliga tvister till 80 procent av de fall som hänskjutits till systemet, främja en kultur som genomsyras av social dialog och konstruktiva kompromisser och stärka intressenternas förmåga (arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer, medlare och skiljemän som hanterar arbetsrättsliga tvister, samt inhemska domares avgöranden i arbetsrättsliga processer) att tillämpa samt stärka grundläggande principer och rättigheter på arbetsplatsen. Interventionens sammanlagda budget är 11,3 miljoner SEK, som täcks av Sidas insats. Grievances and disputes are an inevitable part of the employment relationship, particularly in times of drastic changes in work organization, economic hardship and job deficits. With the view to ensuring social peace and harmonious and productive labour relations in the workplace, all European governments have established institutionalized or ad hoc mechanisms for peaceful, extra-judicial settlement of labour disputes with two main objectives: to prevent collective labour disputes escalating into industrial actions, and to speed up access to justice through relieving overburdened judiciary. One of the most effective means for implementing such policy is an independent, impartial and free of charge and expeditious mechanism for the prevention and alternative resolution of labour disputes through out of court conciliation, mediation and voluntary arbitration. At the same time, it is also a powerful tool for promoting collective bargaining due to its potential of assisting the negotiating parties to reach an agreement. This intervention's  goal is to assist the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labour disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. Due to its potential of offering a fast, fair, free of charge settlement and allowing the parties to find a mutually acceptable solution to their problem, out of court resolution is a viable alternative to litigation in court for both collective and individual labour disputes. Thus the intervention's overall objective is: a fair, fast and inclusive access to justice for all workers in relation to labor disputes, including vulnerable categories lik youth, old, informal, women, low skilled. The intervention  will build the capacity of the government, and the social partners to: a) increase recourse to conciliation, mediation or voluntary arbitration for peaceful settlement of labour disputes; b) engage more actively in collective bargaining and use collective agreements and workplace procedures in order to handle grievances in the workplace; c) be able to devise and implement informed policies in the area of prevention and amicable settlement of labour disputes and industrial relations;d) improve access to justice of vulnerable workers (youth, women, informal, low-skilled). The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labour mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labour mediators and conciliators, and national judges ruling over labour litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. In terms of outcomes what is expected from this intervention is: Outcome 1: Increased effectiveness of labour disputes mediation and conciliation services Outcome 2: Increased use of alternative resolution of labour disputes by workers, employers and their organizationsOutcome 3: Increased application of international labour standards by national judges dealing with labour litigations Outcome 4: Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise levelOutcome 5: Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 0 3300000 0 0 0 0 0 0 3500000 3300000 0 6800000 ILO/International Labour Organization 4000000 ILO/International Labour Organization -500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 3300000 ILO/International Labour Organization Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient judiciary, which to a greater extent guarantees the right to a fair trial, in accordance with European standards Västra Balkan: Ett mer effektivt rättsväsende, som i högre utsträckning garanterar rätten till en rättvis rättegång, i enlighet med europeisk standard Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12661-12661A0102 Sweden ILO has applied to Sida for funding of 11,3 million SEK to carry out the " Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” project, during the period September 2019- August 2022. The intervention aims at assisting the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labor disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. The intervention plans to achieve the following outcomes: 1) Increased effectiveness of labor disputes mediation and conciliation services; 2) Increased use of alternative resolution of labor disputes by workers, employers and their organizations; 3) Increased application of international labor standards by national judges dealing with labor litigations; 4) Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise level; 5) Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools. The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labor mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labor mediators and conciliators, and national judges’ ruling over labor litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. The intervention’s total budget is 11,3 million SEK, covered by the Sida contribution. ILO har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 11,3 miljoner SEK för genomförande av ”Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” [Tillgång till rättvisa i arbetsrättsliga tvister genom medling och förlikning/Stöd till uppbyggnad av ett effektivt system för tvistlösning som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister i Albanien, ö.a.]-projektet, under perioden september 2019-augusti 2022. Interventionen syftar till att biträda albanska intressenter i att öka tillgången till rättvisa genom förbättrad effektivitet av- samt möjligheten till alternativa lösningar av arbetsrättsliga tvister såväl som stärkt rättstillämpning vad gäller tillämpningen av grundläggande rättigheter och principer på arbetsplatsen. Interventionen planerar att åstadkomma följande resultat: 1) ökad effektivitet såvitt avser medlings- och förlikningstjänster som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister; 2) ökad användning av alternativ lösning av arbetsrättsliga tvister av arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer; 3) ökad tillämpning av internationella arbetsstandarder av inhemska domare som hanterar arbetsrättsliga processer; 4) policys som syftar till att förebygga tvister som framtagits och presenterats på företagsnivå; 5) framtida arbetstagare och arbetsgivare från yrkesinriktade skolors förbättrade förhandlingsförmåga samt förmåga att förebygga tvister. Projektet förväntas nå ut till mer än 500 000 arbetstagare, öka antalet förlikningar som avser utomrättslig medling och förlikning av arbetsrättsliga tvister till 80 procent av de fall som hänskjutits till systemet, främja en kultur som genomsyras av social dialog och konstruktiva kompromisser och stärka intressenternas förmåga (arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer, medlare och skiljemän som hanterar arbetsrättsliga tvister, samt inhemska domares avgöranden i arbetsrättsliga processer) att tillämpa samt stärka grundläggande principer och rättigheter på arbetsplatsen. Interventionens sammanlagda budget är 11,3 miljoner SEK, som täcks av Sidas insats. Grievances and disputes are an inevitable part of the employment relationship, particularly in times of drastic changes in work organization, economic hardship and job deficits. With the view to ensuring social peace and harmonious and productive labour relations in the workplace, all European governments have established institutionalized or ad hoc mechanisms for peaceful, extra-judicial settlement of labour disputes with two main objectives: to prevent collective labour disputes escalating into industrial actions, and to speed up access to justice through relieving overburdened judiciary. One of the most effective means for implementing such policy is an independent, impartial and free of charge and expeditious mechanism for the prevention and alternative resolution of labour disputes through out of court conciliation, mediation and voluntary arbitration. At the same time, it is also a powerful tool for promoting collective bargaining due to its potential of assisting the negotiating parties to reach an agreement. This intervention's  goal is to assist the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labour disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. Due to its potential of offering a fast, fair, free of charge settlement and allowing the parties to find a mutually acceptable solution to their problem, out of court resolution is a viable alternative to litigation in court for both collective and individual labour disputes. Thus the intervention's overall objective is: a fair, fast and inclusive access to justice for all workers in relation to labor disputes, including vulnerable categories lik youth, old, informal, women, low skilled. The intervention  will build the capacity of the government, and the social partners to: a) increase recourse to conciliation, mediation or voluntary arbitration for peaceful settlement of labour disputes; b) engage more actively in collective bargaining and use collective agreements and workplace procedures in order to handle grievances in the workplace; c) be able to devise and implement informed policies in the area of prevention and amicable settlement of labour disputes and industrial relations;d) improve access to justice of vulnerable workers (youth, women, informal, low-skilled). The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labour mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labour mediators and conciliators, and national judges ruling over labour litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. In terms of outcomes what is expected from this intervention is: Outcome 1: Increased effectiveness of labour disputes mediation and conciliation services Outcome 2: Increased use of alternative resolution of labour disputes by workers, employers and their organizationsOutcome 3: Increased application of international labour standards by national judges dealing with labour litigations Outcome 4: Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise levelOutcome 5: Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 4500000 4500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 4500000 ILO/International Labour Organization Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient judiciary, which to a greater extent guarantees the right to a fair trial, in accordance with European standards Västra Balkan: Ett mer effektivt rättsväsende, som i högre utsträckning garanterar rätten till en rättvis rättegång, i enlighet med europeisk standard Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12661-12661A0103 Sweden ILO has applied to Sida for funding of 11,3 million SEK to carry out the " Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” project, during the period September 2019- August 2022. The intervention aims at assisting the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labor disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. The intervention plans to achieve the following outcomes: 1) Increased effectiveness of labor disputes mediation and conciliation services; 2) Increased use of alternative resolution of labor disputes by workers, employers and their organizations; 3) Increased application of international labor standards by national judges dealing with labor litigations; 4) Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise level; 5) Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools. The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labor mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labor mediators and conciliators, and national judges’ ruling over labor litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. The intervention’s total budget is 11,3 million SEK, covered by the Sida contribution. ILO har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 11,3 miljoner SEK för genomförande av ”Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” [Tillgång till rättvisa i arbetsrättsliga tvister genom medling och förlikning/Stöd till uppbyggnad av ett effektivt system för tvistlösning som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister i Albanien, ö.a.]-projektet, under perioden september 2019-augusti 2022. Interventionen syftar till att biträda albanska intressenter i att öka tillgången till rättvisa genom förbättrad effektivitet av- samt möjligheten till alternativa lösningar av arbetsrättsliga tvister såväl som stärkt rättstillämpning vad gäller tillämpningen av grundläggande rättigheter och principer på arbetsplatsen. Interventionen planerar att åstadkomma följande resultat: 1) ökad effektivitet såvitt avser medlings- och förlikningstjänster som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister; 2) ökad användning av alternativ lösning av arbetsrättsliga tvister av arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer; 3) ökad tillämpning av internationella arbetsstandarder av inhemska domare som hanterar arbetsrättsliga processer; 4) policys som syftar till att förebygga tvister som framtagits och presenterats på företagsnivå; 5) framtida arbetstagare och arbetsgivare från yrkesinriktade skolors förbättrade förhandlingsförmåga samt förmåga att förebygga tvister. Projektet förväntas nå ut till mer än 500 000 arbetstagare, öka antalet förlikningar som avser utomrättslig medling och förlikning av arbetsrättsliga tvister till 80 procent av de fall som hänskjutits till systemet, främja en kultur som genomsyras av social dialog och konstruktiva kompromisser och stärka intressenternas förmåga (arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer, medlare och skiljemän som hanterar arbetsrättsliga tvister, samt inhemska domares avgöranden i arbetsrättsliga processer) att tillämpa samt stärka grundläggande principer och rättigheter på arbetsplatsen. Interventionens sammanlagda budget är 11,3 miljoner SEK, som täcks av Sidas insats. Grievances and disputes are an inevitable part of the employment relationship, particularly in times of drastic changes in work organization, economic hardship and job deficits. With the view to ensuring social peace and harmonious and productive labour relations in the workplace, all European governments have established institutionalized or ad hoc mechanisms for peaceful, extra-judicial settlement of labour disputes with two main objectives: to prevent collective labour disputes escalating into industrial actions, and to speed up access to justice through relieving overburdened judiciary. One of the most effective means for implementing such policy is an independent, impartial and free of charge and expeditious mechanism for the prevention and alternative resolution of labour disputes through out of court conciliation, mediation and voluntary arbitration. At the same time, it is also a powerful tool for promoting collective bargaining due to its potential of assisting the negotiating parties to reach an agreement. This intervention's  goal is to assist the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labour disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. Due to its potential of offering a fast, fair, free of charge settlement and allowing the parties to find a mutually acceptable solution to their problem, out of court resolution is a viable alternative to litigation in court for both collective and individual labour disputes. Thus the intervention's overall objective is: a fair, fast and inclusive access to justice for all workers in relation to labor disputes, including vulnerable categories lik youth, old, informal, women, low skilled. The intervention  will build the capacity of the government, and the social partners to: a) increase recourse to conciliation, mediation or voluntary arbitration for peaceful settlement of labour disputes; b) engage more actively in collective bargaining and use collective agreements and workplace procedures in order to handle grievances in the workplace; c) be able to devise and implement informed policies in the area of prevention and amicable settlement of labour disputes and industrial relations;d) improve access to justice of vulnerable workers (youth, women, informal, low-skilled). The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labour mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labour mediators and conciliators, and national judges ruling over labour litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. In terms of outcomes what is expected from this intervention is: Outcome 1: Increased effectiveness of labour disputes mediation and conciliation services Outcome 2: Increased use of alternative resolution of labour disputes by workers, employers and their organizationsOutcome 3: Increased application of international labour standards by national judges dealing with labour litigations Outcome 4: Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise levelOutcome 5: Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -304954 0 -304954 -304954 ILO/International Labour Organization -304953.96 ILO/International Labour Organization Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12748 Sweden The intervention aims at protecting and promoting women rights in Albania and is implemented by AWEN. The programme covers a 4 year period. The intervention focuses on three components: 1) Advocacy and lobbing at national and international level to protect and promote women rights; 2) Institutional Development and organisations strengthening of AWEN and its members; 3) Support to AWEN members to offer specialised support services, advocacy actions, awareness and capacity building related action to enhance women rights at the local level. Insatsen syftar till att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter i Albanien och genomförs av AWEN. Programmet omfattar en 4-årsperiod. Interventionen fokuserar på tre komponenter: 1) Förespråkande och lobbyverksamhet på nationell och internationell nivå för att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter; 2) Institutionell utveckling och organisationsförstärkning av AWEN och dess medlemmar; 3) Stöd till AWEN-medlemmar för att erbjuda specialiserade stödtjänster, påverkansåtgärder, medvetenhets- och kapacitetsbyggande relaterade åtgärder för att stärka kvinnors rättigheter på lokal nivå. The objective of the programme is: Increased role and contribution of women civil society organizations for the protection, promotion and respect of women human rights in Albania. The specific objectives of the programme are the following: 1. Improved and implemented policies and legal framework for protection and promotion of women human rights.2. Strengthening of institutional/ organizational capacities of AWEN and its members in becoming more democratic, accountable, independent, sustainable and capable to promote and protect women human rights.3. Protection and empowerment of vulnerable groups of girls and women, with a special focus on gender based violence and trafficking survivors. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general -The programme has contributed towards improvement and implementation of policies and legal framework from duty bearers for protection and promotion of women human rights through advocacy and lobbying initiatives at local, national and international level One example is the acceptance of the request by the Central Election Commission/CEC for the draft law regarding the public register of sexual abusers, after the collection of more than 22,000 signatures from citizens, an initiative led by AWEN and members; - AWEN and members are becoming increasingly democratic, accountable, independent, sustainable, and capable to promote and protect women human rights. 9 AWEN member organizations have been supported with tailor made and need based capacity building interventions during the whole programme duration; - Provision of specialized support services and conducting sensitizing, advocacy, and capacity building initiatives to protect and enhance women human rights at local level, resulting in approximately 9850 girls and women 9 and 240 perpetrators benefitting from the package of services, increasingly more capable local stakeholders in addressing women human right issues and a community that is more supportive and reactive towards women human rights - through the support to AWEN members; - AWEN introduced in 2019, the so-called Emerging Advocacy Grants, which non-members can apply for to implement activities focusing on womens participation in policy and decision-making processes. 41 small scale emergent advocacy interventions have been implemented by non-member organizations, focusing on women economic empowerment, fighting gender stereotypes in media, property rights, awareness raising on GBV and other GE related topics. Through these grants AWEN has managed to increase its thematic and geographic outreach. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12748-12748A0101 Sweden The intervention aims at protecting and promoting women rights in Albania and is implemented by AWEN. The programme covers a 4 year period. The intervention focuses on three components: 1) Advocacy and lobbing at national and international level to protect and promote women rights; 2) Institutional Development and organisations strengthening of AWEN and its members; 3) Support to AWEN members to offer specialised support services, advocacy actions, awareness and capacity building related action to enhance women rights at the local level. Insatsen syftar till att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter i Albanien och genomförs av AWEN. Programmet omfattar en 4-årsperiod. Interventionen fokuserar på tre komponenter: 1) Förespråkande och lobbyverksamhet på nationell och internationell nivå för att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter; 2) Institutionell utveckling och organisationsförstärkning av AWEN och dess medlemmar; 3) Stöd till AWEN-medlemmar för att erbjuda specialiserade stödtjänster, påverkansåtgärder, medvetenhets- och kapacitetsbyggande relaterade åtgärder för att stärka kvinnors rättigheter på lokal nivå. The objective of the programme is: Increased role and contribution of women civil society organizations for the protection, promotion and respect of women human rights in Albania. The specific objectives of the programme are the following: 1. Improved and implemented policies and legal framework for protection and promotion of women human rights.2. Strengthening of institutional/ organizational capacities of AWEN and its members in becoming more democratic, accountable, independent, sustainable and capable to promote and protect women human rights.3. Protection and empowerment of vulnerable groups of girls and women, with a special focus on gender based violence and trafficking survivors. Sweden AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7105000 3030000 2900000 830000 0 0 3105000 0 2900000 0 0 0 1000000 2200000 3000000 13035000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 3105000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 1000000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 3000000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 2200000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 830000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 2900000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12748-12748A0104 Sweden The intervention aims at protecting and promoting women rights in Albania and is implemented by AWEN. The programme covers a 4 year period. The intervention focuses on three components: 1) Advocacy and lobbing at national and international level to protect and promote women rights; 2) Institutional Development and organisations strengthening of AWEN and its members; 3) Support to AWEN members to offer specialised support services, advocacy actions, awareness and capacity building related action to enhance women rights at the local level. Insatsen syftar till att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter i Albanien och genomförs av AWEN. Programmet omfattar en 4-årsperiod. Interventionen fokuserar på tre komponenter: 1) Förespråkande och lobbyverksamhet på nationell och internationell nivå för att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter; 2) Institutionell utveckling och organisationsförstärkning av AWEN och dess medlemmar; 3) Stöd till AWEN-medlemmar för att erbjuda specialiserade stödtjänster, påverkansåtgärder, medvetenhets- och kapacitetsbyggande relaterade åtgärder för att stärka kvinnors rättigheter på lokal nivå. The objective of the programme is: Increased role and contribution of women civil society organizations for the protection, promotion and respect of women human rights in Albania. The specific objectives of the programme are the following: 1. Improved and implemented policies and legal framework for protection and promotion of women human rights.2. Strengthening of institutional/ organizational capacities of AWEN and its members in becoming more democratic, accountable, independent, sustainable and capable to promote and protect women human rights.3. Protection and empowerment of vulnerable groups of girls and women, with a special focus on gender based violence and trafficking survivors. Sweden AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cecilia Karlstedt Consulting AB 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 132177 0 0 0 132177 132177 Cecilia Karlstedt Consulting AB 132176.5 Cecilia Karlstedt Consulting AB Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-12748-12748A0105 Sweden The intervention aims at protecting and promoting women rights in Albania and is implemented by AWEN. The programme covers a 4 year period. The intervention focuses on three components: 1) Advocacy and lobbing at national and international level to protect and promote women rights; 2) Institutional Development and organisations strengthening of AWEN and its members; 3) Support to AWEN members to offer specialised support services, advocacy actions, awareness and capacity building related action to enhance women rights at the local level. Insatsen syftar till att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter i Albanien och genomförs av AWEN. Programmet omfattar en 4-årsperiod. Interventionen fokuserar på tre komponenter: 1) Förespråkande och lobbyverksamhet på nationell och internationell nivå för att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter; 2) Institutionell utveckling och organisationsförstärkning av AWEN och dess medlemmar; 3) Stöd till AWEN-medlemmar för att erbjuda specialiserade stödtjänster, påverkansåtgärder, medvetenhets- och kapacitetsbyggande relaterade åtgärder för att stärka kvinnors rättigheter på lokal nivå. The objective of the programme is: Increased role and contribution of women civil society organizations for the protection, promotion and respect of women human rights in Albania. The specific objectives of the programme are the following: 1. Improved and implemented policies and legal framework for protection and promotion of women human rights.2. Strengthening of institutional/ organizational capacities of AWEN and its members in becoming more democratic, accountable, independent, sustainable and capable to promote and protect women human rights.3. Protection and empowerment of vulnerable groups of girls and women, with a special focus on gender based violence and trafficking survivors. Sweden AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 -1201913 4000000 -1201913 2798087 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 4000000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network -1201913.0900000001 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-12839 Sweden The Embassy in Ukraine is keen to continue to support civil society organisations (CSOs) to become sustainable, well-managed and capacitated to promote changes and reforms in Ukraine. The previous consultancy contract has expired and the Embassy in Kyiv would like to procure a new consultancy with a special expertise in organizational/institutional development area of CSOs. Ambassaden i Ukraina planerar att fortsätta stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) för att de ska bli hållbara, ha stark ledning och kapacitet att främja förändringar och reformer i Ukraina. Det tidigare konsultkontraktet har löpt ut, och ambassaden i Kiev skulle vilja upphandla en ny konsult med särskild expertis inom institutionell utveckling av CSO:er. The objective of the contracted consultancy is helping to implement the Support to the Civil Society in Ukraine Programme by: undertaking system-based audits of CSOs coupled with capacity development work, while providing mentoring, training and coaching services to the Ukrainian programme- and project-supported NGOs to facilitate their strategies implementation and result-based management. Besides, the consultancy is engaged in spearheading Swedish perspectives and development effectiveness - namely, the overarching poor peoples perspectives, the rights perspective, as well as the thematic perspectives of environment and climate, gender equality, and conflict. The assignment pursues consultancy services in the areas of organizational effectiveness, organizational development, capacity enhancement, monitoring and evaluation, and implementation follow-up for the Embassys partner CSOs (both current and prospective) along the lines of these objectives: - Pre-selection and verification; - Implementation follow-up, mentorship and advisory support; - Perspectives to mainstream development effectiveness; - Monitoring and evaluation; - Other specific task/s aimed at networking, sharing of NGO good practices, peer exchange, etc. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Summary of Progress (2019-2024) Over the course of five years, including two no-cost extensions, the Sida CSO support assignment - implemented by NCG actively engaged more than 15 Ukrainian CSOs in a dynamic, tailored programme of institutional strengthening. The support was underpinned by a dual framework of Results-Based Management (RBM) and Human Rights Based Approaches (HRBA), emphasising strategic planning, transparent governance, stakeholder inclusion, and long-term sustainability. A total of 14 Systems-Based Audits and six Verification Audits were completed during the assignment, providing baseline data and critical recommendations to guide CSO development. These were followed up with bilateral advisory support, mentoring, action plan implementation, and dedicated training programmes. Annual and biannual Capacity Development Action plans developed by CSOs and NCG consultants together helped establish shared priorities, internal ownership, institutionalisation and leadership engagement, and a road map for strategic improvement. Throughout the assignment, over 30 structured learning events were held (always designed as several steps processes with pre- and post-elements and modules), covering topics such as RBM, executive- and board governance, communication strategy, anti-corruption & integrity, conflict sensitivity, environment, gender analysis and mainstreaming, human rights-based approach (HRBA), and EU integration. These learning processes were complemented by tailored technical support - particularly in HR management, audit preparedness, communications, donor reporting, strategy development and financial governance. Starting in December 2021, a few months before the full-scale invasion started, a strong focus emerged on psychological resilience, stress management, and institutional integrity amid war. The programme was also able to support CSO participation in Sidas strategic priorities, particularly relating to human rights and Ukraines EU integration. The Annual CSO Partner Meetings, resumed post-COVID and war escalation, became critical platforms for knowledge sharing, joint planning, and strategic recalibration. The assignments adaptability - ranging from remote implementation during lockdowns to in-person consultations and partner meetings in Kyiv was central to its success. CSOs supported under this initiative emerged as more coherent, better governed, and more resilient actors within Ukraines democratic and development ecosystem. 3. Activities During July-December 2024 Regular needs assessments conducted by NCG - both during in-person consultations in Kyiv in September, October and December 2024 and through online engagements - helped sustain a responsive and adaptive approach to cooperation with the ten remaining Sida-supported CSO partners during this period. These assessments ensured that capacity development remained timely, relevant, and tailored to the evolving priorities of each organisation. In the second half of 2024 the primary focus of this report - NCGs support centered on consolidating progress made in previous years while addressing the urgent operational and strategic challenges faced by CSOs amid the ongoing war. This final phase of the programme featured a comprehensive mix of trainings, targeted technical assistance, and strategic planning - aimed at preparing partners for their expanding role in Ukraines recovery and EU accession process all of this was explicitly requested by the CSOs; 3.1 Training and Capacity Development Training efforts in the second half of 2024 focused on strengthening internal resilience, enhancing strategic capabilities, and supporting CSO alignment with Ukraines EU integration agenda. Activities were implemented across several key areas: •Annual CSO Partner Meeting Hlibivka, 34 October 2024 This flagship two-day gathering brought together all Sida-supported CSOs, Sida representatives from Stockholm and the Swedish Embassy, and EU Integration Experts. The Sida Ukraine Strategy (2023-2027) was presented and discussed, and moreover, sessions explored EU integration, wartime public communications, legislative screening cooperation, and organisational resilience. Practical workshops addressed donor engagement, fundraising strategies, and multi-sector collaboration. •RBM Training for SavED Lviv & Online, November 2024 NCG delivered two bilateral RBM workshops tailored to SavEDs strategic and operational needs. The in-person session in Lviv (89 November) focused on theory of change development, performance indicators, and donor reporting. A follow-up online session supported peer review of results assessment frameworks (RAF) and financial planning tools. •Training of Trainers (ToT) Psycho-Social Conflict Facilitation for Docudays, 1316 November 2024 This 5-day intensive training equipped moderators documenting war crimes with facilitation tools for high-conflict dialogue, self-care techniques, and trauma-sensitive practices. The course responded directly to the needs expressed by Docudays and others for increased capacity in moderating high-risk interviews. •Governance and Board-Management Workshop Kyiv, 2021 November 2024 Informed by a governance needs survey, this workshop helped CSOs revisit the division of roles between boards and executive management, fundraising oversight, and decision-making under pressure. Participants included NAM, TIU, CEDEM, IRF, and others. •Final CSO Reception Kyiv, 3 December 2024 This half-day celebratory event brought together Sida partners to reflect on five years of collaboration. Organised by NCG and hosted in Kyiv, the event featured project highlights, brief addresses from CSOs, and closing remarks by the Swedish Embassy outlining future cooperation pathways. •Joint CSOGovt Workshop on EU Integration Kyiv, 20 December 2024 Held in collaboration with the EuroHub platform and the NGO, EasyBusiness, this full-day roundtable brought together 28 CSO and government participants to review screening results and refine recommendations for the National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA). It provided CSOs with strategic guidance on engagement in negotiation working groups. The EuroHub platform remained central to coordinating CSO alignment with Ukraines EU integration efforts. It hosted joint dialogues on screening feedback, shadow reporting by CSOs, and coordination with government stakeholders. Through this mechanism, CSOs gained visibility into official processes and developed coherent, cross-sector advocacy positions. 4. Annual Partner Meeting in Hlibivka After nearly four years of disruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the outbreak of full-scale war, the Annual Sida CSO Partner Meeting was finally held in person on 34 October 2024 in Hlibivka. This marked the first physical gathering of all Sida-supported CSOs since early 2020 and held deep symbolic and emotional significance for all participants. For many CSO representatives, this event was not only a rare opportunity to reconnect in person but a powerful reminder of solidarity, shared purpose, and resilience under extraordinary circumstances. The war had not only strained institutional capacities but also taken a heavy psychological toll on CSO leaders and staff. Coming together, exchanging experiences face-to-face, and finding encouragement in each others stories offered a moment of emotional relief, collective strength, and reaffirmation of mission. Strategically, the meeting focused both on Sidas Ukraine Strategy and second on the shifting role of CSOs in Ukraines EU accession negotiations, providing a platform for dialogue, knowledge-sharing, and coordination. Sessions explored challenges in legislative screening, wartime communications, and CSOgovernment cooperation mechanisms. The presence of senior Sida representatives from Stockholm and the Swedish Embassy in Kyiv further underscored the importance Sweden places on civil society as a driver of democratic reform and European integration. Their attendance was not only appreciated on a political level but deeply valued as a gesture of trust and long-term partnership during one of the most testing periods in Ukraines modern history. The meeting, also attended by a representative from the EU Delegation in Ukraine, reaffirmed that CSOs are not just recipients of aid or observers of reform - but vital, proactive contributors to Ukraines reconstruction and democratic future. 5. CSO-Government dialogue and cooperation on EU Integration Within Swedens strategy for Ukraine, reform and reconstruction are not separate aims but mutually reinforcing pillars - both serving the overarching objective of supporting Ukraines path to EU membership. In the lead-up to the EuroHub roundtable on 20 December 2024, NCG together with EasyBusiness coordinated a structured behind-the-scenes consultation process to ensure that CSO partners could meaningfully contribute to the Ukrainian Governments development of the National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA). Beginning in October 2024, NCG conducted a series of bilateral consultations and small-group meetings with Sida-supported CSOs, and other key actors engaged in EU-related reforms. These discussions helped identify which chapters of the EU acquis each CSO was actively monitoring, uncovered gaps and risks in the Governments early NPAA drafting process and surfaced cross-cutting priorities including anti-corruption safeguards, judicial independence, human rights protections, and transparency measures. Special efforts were made to include regional CSOs and those working in sensitive sectors such as transitional justice, LGBTQ rights, education, and psycho-social support. Drawing on this input aligned with Swedens overarching strategic objective of supporting Ukraines path to EU membership and with approval from the Swedish Embassy in Kyiv - NCG supported several CSOs - including TIU, CEDEM, ALI, and IRF - in drafting targeted policy recommendations for specific EU negotiation chapters, particularly Clusters 1 and 2. These thematic inputs were compiled and synthesised by NCG and EasyBusiness and discreetly shared with relevant government bodies in advance of the roundtable, including the Government Office for Coordination of European and Euro-Atlantic Integration and the Ministry of Justice. To enhance coherence, the draft CSO recommendations were then subjected to a peer review process through the EuroHub platform. This step allowed for cross-validation, harmonisation of terminology, and alignment of advocacy positions - especially around procurement, statistics, and judicial reform - while also ensuring that gender and inclusion perspectives were integrated. A final pre-event coordination session was held during the week prior to the roundtable, where CSOs aligned messaging and reaffirmed guiding principles for engagement: to offer constructive, non-adversarial input; to maintain independence without substituting government roles; and to clearly demonstrate the added value of civil society expertise in the accession process. This thorough preparation enabled CSOs to speak with credibility, clarity, and collective purpose during the December 20 dialogue, resulting in a well-received exchange with senior government officials and the establishment of working groups for continued collaboration on NPAA implementation processes Sida will hopefully continue supporting from 2025 onwards. *********************************************** 1. What have the operations led to? The operations led to significant institutional strengthening of over 15 Ukrainian civil society organisations (CSOs). The Sida-funded support enabled CSOs to improve governance structures, strategic planning, resilience, and advocacy capabilities. CSOs are now better equipped to contribute to Ukraines EU integration, democratic reform, and post-war recovery. 2. What has changed? •CSOs have enhanced internal governance, with clearer separation of board and executive functions. •There is greater strategic clarity and planning capacity, supported by Results-Based Management and Human Rights-Based Approaches. •Psychological resilience and mental health practices have been integrated into organizational development. •CSOs have become active participants in EU accession processes, notably in legislative screening and policy advocacy. •Coordination mechanisms like EuroHub and Annual Partner Meetings have deepened collaboration and policy coherence. 3. Who has changed what attitude, behaviour or relations in what way? •CSO leaders and staff have adopted more structured and professional management and board practices. •CSOs have shifted from being primarily service providers or watchdogs to becoming collaborative policy actors, especially in EU integration dialogues. •Relationships between CSOs and the Ukrainian government have evolved from distant to cooperative, with formal engagement in policy drafting and legislative review. •There is increased emphasis on inclusive participation, including LGBTQ and regional CSOs, in shaping national reform agendas. 4. What is the target group capable of doing now that they were not capable of doing at the beginning of the intervention? •CSOs are now capable of: oConducting strategic planning using Results Assessment Frameworks. oParticipating meaningfully in EU accession processes, including shadow reporting and policy drafting. oImplementing trauma-informed practices and mental health support for staff. oEngaging in cross-sector advocacy and donor engagement with improved financial governance. oNavigating complex regulatory and political environments with adaptive and resilient operations. 5. Are the operations making a difference? Yes. The operations have made a significant and measurable difference: •CSOs are more resilient, better governed, and strategically aligned with Ukraines reform and EU integration agenda. •They have transitioned from reactive, crisis-mode functioning to proactive, policy-shaping roles. •The intervention helped sustain the civil society ecosystem during war and crisis, while laying the foundation for long-term engagement in national reconstruction. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12839-12839A0101 Sweden The Embassy in Ukraine is keen to continue to support civil society organisations (CSOs) to become sustainable, well-managed and capacitated to promote changes and reforms in Ukraine. The previous consultancy contract has expired and the Embassy in Kyiv would like to procure a new consultancy with a special expertise in organizational/institutional development area of CSOs. Ambassaden i Ukraina planerar att fortsätta stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) för att de ska bli hållbara, ha stark ledning och kapacitet att främja förändringar och reformer i Ukraina. Det tidigare konsultkontraktet har löpt ut, och ambassaden i Kiev skulle vilja upphandla en ny konsult med särskild expertis inom institutionell utveckling av CSO:er. The objective of the contracted consultancy is helping to implement the Support to the Civil Society in Ukraine Programme by: undertaking system-based audits of CSOs coupled with capacity development work, while providing mentoring, training and coaching services to the Ukrainian programme- and project-supported NGOs to facilitate their strategies implementation and result-based management. Besides, the consultancy is engaged in spearheading Swedish perspectives and development effectiveness - namely, the overarching poor peoples perspectives, the rights perspective, as well as the thematic perspectives of environment and climate, gender equality, and conflict. The assignment pursues consultancy services in the areas of organizational effectiveness, organizational development, capacity enhancement, monitoring and evaluation, and implementation follow-up for the Embassys partner CSOs (both current and prospective) along the lines of these objectives: - Pre-selection and verification; - Implementation follow-up, mentorship and advisory support; - Perspectives to mainstream development effectiveness; - Monitoring and evaluation; - Other specific task/s aimed at networking, sharing of NGO good practices, peer exchange, etc. Sweden Nordic Consulting Group A/S Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group A/S 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1923241 1650701 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 131530 0 400663 0 0 460319 0 0 867800 323068 0 0 0 0 695902 0 523248 0 0 0 0 171412 0 3573942 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 131529.54 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 867799.5699999999 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 523247.44 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 400664.26 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 695901.23 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 460318.97 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 323068.38 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 171412.3 Nordic Consulting Group A/S Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12839-12839A0102 Sweden The Embassy in Ukraine is keen to continue to support civil society organisations (CSOs) to become sustainable, well-managed and capacitated to promote changes and reforms in Ukraine. The previous consultancy contract has expired and the Embassy in Kyiv would like to procure a new consultancy with a special expertise in organizational/institutional development area of CSOs. Ambassaden i Ukraina planerar att fortsätta stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) för att de ska bli hållbara, ha stark ledning och kapacitet att främja förändringar och reformer i Ukraina. Det tidigare konsultkontraktet har löpt ut, och ambassaden i Kiev skulle vilja upphandla en ny konsult med särskild expertis inom institutionell utveckling av CSO:er. The objective of the contracted consultancy is helping to implement the Support to the Civil Society in Ukraine Programme by: undertaking system-based audits of CSOs coupled with capacity development work, while providing mentoring, training and coaching services to the Ukrainian programme- and project-supported NGOs to facilitate their strategies implementation and result-based management. Besides, the consultancy is engaged in spearheading Swedish perspectives and development effectiveness - namely, the overarching poor peoples perspectives, the rights perspective, as well as the thematic perspectives of environment and climate, gender equality, and conflict. The assignment pursues consultancy services in the areas of organizational effectiveness, organizational development, capacity enhancement, monitoring and evaluation, and implementation follow-up for the Embassys partner CSOs (both current and prospective) along the lines of these objectives: - Pre-selection and verification; - Implementation follow-up, mentorship and advisory support; - Perspectives to mainstream development effectiveness; - Monitoring and evaluation; - Other specific task/s aimed at networking, sharing of NGO good practices, peer exchange, etc. Sweden Nordic Consulting Group A/S Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group A/S 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1077269 0 116777.0000000003 0 0 463631 -0.0000000001 0 0 182375.9999999999 0 0.0000000002 99560 214925.0000000003 0 0 0 0 1077269 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 463631.37 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 214924.94 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 99559.6 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 182376.13 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 116776.72 Nordic Consulting Group A/S Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-12839-12839A0103 Sweden The Embassy in Ukraine is keen to continue to support civil society organisations (CSOs) to become sustainable, well-managed and capacitated to promote changes and reforms in Ukraine. The previous consultancy contract has expired and the Embassy in Kyiv would like to procure a new consultancy with a special expertise in organizational/institutional development area of CSOs. Ambassaden i Ukraina planerar att fortsätta stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) för att de ska bli hållbara, ha stark ledning och kapacitet att främja förändringar och reformer i Ukraina. Det tidigare konsultkontraktet har löpt ut, och ambassaden i Kiev skulle vilja upphandla en ny konsult med särskild expertis inom institutionell utveckling av CSO:er. The objective of the contracted consultancy is helping to implement the Support to the Civil Society in Ukraine Programme by: undertaking system-based audits of CSOs coupled with capacity development work, while providing mentoring, training and coaching services to the Ukrainian programme- and project-supported NGOs to facilitate their strategies implementation and result-based management. Besides, the consultancy is engaged in spearheading Swedish perspectives and development effectiveness - namely, the overarching poor peoples perspectives, the rights perspective, as well as the thematic perspectives of environment and climate, gender equality, and conflict. The assignment pursues consultancy services in the areas of organizational effectiveness, organizational development, capacity enhancement, monitoring and evaluation, and implementation follow-up for the Embassys partner CSOs (both current and prospective) along the lines of these objectives: - Pre-selection and verification; - Implementation follow-up, mentorship and advisory support; - Perspectives to mainstream development effectiveness; - Monitoring and evaluation; - Other specific task/s aimed at networking, sharing of NGO good practices, peer exchange, etc. Sweden Nordic Consulting Group A/S Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group A/S 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 977500 3745138 0 0 0 0 0 481018 301674 65265 986505 0 0 520591 610561 1757025 4722638 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 301673.86 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 65264.79 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 610561.62 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 481018.11 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 986504.5 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 520590.79 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 1757024.74 Nordic Consulting Group A/S Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12923 Sweden The overall goal of the Increased Climate Resilience in Energy & Agriculture Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project is to increase the social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. Specifically, the project seeks to i) improve the income, food and energy security for men, women and youth farmers; ii) increase business and value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, water and renewable energy; and iii) improve the performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling of markets for CSA, water and renewable energy practices. The INCREASE project will work through three value chains; cotton, dairy and horticulture. The project will be implemented in Southern, Eastern, Central and Lusaka Provinces. The exact districts in each province will be determined during the inception phase, once the agreements have been signed with the VC companies. The agreement partner is SNV, a not-for-profit international development organization with its headquarters in the Netherlands and a country office in Zambia. The budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 78 Million. The project will run for three years, including an inception phase of five months. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga motståndskraften och rättvisan i Zambias jordbruks- och energisystem. Projektet syftar särskilt till att: i) förbättra inkomst-, mat- och energisäkerheten för män, kvinnor och ungdomar; ii) öka produktiviteten hos företag och värdekedjor genom klimatsmarta investeringar i jordbruk, vatten och förnybar energi; och iii) skapa en gynnsam miljö för att identifiera, utveckla och förbättra marknader för klimatsmart lantbruk, vatten och förnybar energi. Projektet kommer att arbeta i tre värdekedjor: bomull, mejeri och frukt-och grönsaker och genomföras i fyra provinser i Zambia: Södra, Östra, Centrala och Lusaka. De exakta distrikten i varje provins kommer att bestämmas under inledningsfasen, när avtal har ingåtts med företag och en undersökning gjorts på var de valda värdekedjorna är mest utbredda. SNV, Sidas avtalspartner, är en ideell internationell utvecklingsorganisation med sitt huvudkontor i Nederländerna och ett landskontor i Zambia. Budgeten för den föreslagna insatsen är 78 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, inklusive en inledningsfas på fem månader. SNV has implemented the Increasing Climate Resilience in Energy and Agricultural Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project between 1 January 2020 and 14 September 2024, with a total grant of 82,7 MSEK over the 4.5 years period (81.5 MSEK as grant, and 1.2 MSEK for the evaluation). INCREASE, a climate resilience building initiative, targeted smallholder farmers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), private sector companies, public institutions and the Zambian government, through an array of climate smart and renewable energy interventions. The project was implemented in the Southern, Central, Copperbelt, Northwestern and Eastern provinces of Zambia. The overall goal of INCREASE was Increased social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. The project targeted to reach a total of 12,000 smallholder farmer, out of which 11,300 should be from the dairy and cotton value chains, and 700 from the horticulture value chain. The project anticipated that an additional 15,000 farmers would be indirectly influenced by the project from within its operational areas. INCREASE implemented its activities under three strategic outcomes (SOs): SO 1 - Increased Agricultural Productivity for smallholder farmers SO 2 - Increased business/value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, irrigation and renewable energy. SO 3 - The performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling markets for climate smart agriculture, water and renewable energy technology (including opportunities for youth employment). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Agricultural development Agriculture Overall results achieved Over the past 4.5 years, INCREASE has reached 25,364 smallholder farmers in total; 12,380 received direct trainings on climate smart practices (compared to the target of 12,000), and 12,984 were influenced through outreach activities like field days and demo sites (compared to the target of 15,000). SO1: Climate-smart practices significantly reduced the cost of production and energy for households for those who adopted. The biogas was used for clean cooking and the bio slurry (waste product from the biogas production) was used as an organic fertilizer to improve the soil fertility. The biogas was also used for heating in some small livestock breeding programs, to keep chicks and young goats warm. SO2: The project showed progress towards achieving targets for increased annual sales but fell short of targets for access to financial services and clean energy solutions due to the high costs incurred for this. The projects climate-smart service delivery model was mainly through farmer service centres that comprised of the lead farmers and farmer organisations. The project also found that market access requires partnerships at various value chain nodes, which INCREASE did not incorporate very well in its initially plan. These lessons learned are valuable to take with to future projects and especially into the new YEE AET project where private sector collaboration plays a significant role. SO3: The project collaborated with civil society, donors, and through multi-stakeholder platforms to strengthen advocacy and engagement for inclusive and supportive policies and government budget allocations. The project also coordinated government, private sector, research and civil society actors for more efficient actions. INCREASE provided support for the formulation of three youth-related policies in Zambia: the National Youth Policy, the National Gender Policy, and the National Financial Inclusion Strategy. INCREASE also made contributions to the 8th National Development Plan with a focus to reduce development inequalities, particularly in the areas of youth entrepreneurship and vocational skills training. Specific results achieved Overall Achievements: Direct Reach: The project successfully reached 25,364 smallholder farmers, surpassing the target of 12,000. Of these, 12,380 received direct training on climate-smart practices, and 12,984 were influenced through outreach activities. Indirect Influence: The project influenced 12,984 farmers through outreach activities, slightly below the target of 15,000. Strategic Outcome 1 (SO1): Increased Agricultural Productivity Climate-Smart Practices: The adoption of climate-smart practices significantly reduced production and energy costs for households. The use of biogas for clean cooking and heating, and bio slurry as organic fertilizer, improved soil fertility and supported small livestock breeding programs. Intercropping: Practices like intercropping horticulture or cotton with fruit trees or leucena trees improved soil nutrients and texture. Strategic Outcome 2 (SO2): Increased Business/Value Chain Performance Annual Sales: Progress was made towards increasing annual sales, although targets for access to financial services and clean energy solutions were not fully met due to high costs. Service Delivery Model: The climate-smart service delivery model through farmer service centres was effective, but market access required better partnerships at various value chain nodes. This lesson is valuable for future projects, such as the YEE AET project. Strategic Outcome 3 (SO3): Improved Enabling Environment Policy Advocacy: The project collaborated with civil society, donors, and multi-stakeholder platforms to advocate for inclusive policies and government budget allocations. Youth-Related Policies: INCREASE supported the formulation of the National Youth Policy, National Gender Policy, and National Financial Inclusion Strategy, and contributed to the 8th National Development Plan, focusing on reducing development inequalities. Challenges and Lessons Learned: Initial Slow Progress: The project's performance was slower during the initial years but improved significantly after 2022, as confirmed by the midterm evaluation report. Complexity and Scope: Some targets were not met due to the project's complexity and the broad range of sectors it aimed to address. Future projects should consider more focused and integrated approaches. Farmer Feedback: Discussions with farmers during field visits between 2020 and 2024 revealed additional reasons for the low adoption of the INCREASE model. These included the low rate of benefits from using trees to fertilize soils, the labor-intensive nature of cutting tree branches, and the interference of trees with the growth of certain crops like soybeans. These views validated the midterm review's findings on the project's inability to incorporate indigenous knowledge when promoting climate-smart agriculture practices. In conclusion, the INCREASE project achieved most of its objectives, demonstrating significant progress in building climate resilience in Zambia's agricultural and energy systems. The lessons learned will be invaluable for future initiatives such as the YEE AET Zambia project supported by Sida 2024-2028. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12923-12923A0101 Sweden The overall goal of the Increased Climate Resilience in Energy & Agriculture Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project is to increase the social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. Specifically, the project seeks to i) improve the income, food and energy security for men, women and youth farmers; ii) increase business and value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, water and renewable energy; and iii) improve the performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling of markets for CSA, water and renewable energy practices. The INCREASE project will work through three value chains; cotton, dairy and horticulture. The project will be implemented in Southern, Eastern, Central and Lusaka Provinces. The exact districts in each province will be determined during the inception phase, once the agreements have been signed with the VC companies. The agreement partner is SNV, a not-for-profit international development organization with its headquarters in the Netherlands and a country office in Zambia. The budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 78 Million. The project will run for three years, including an inception phase of five months. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga motståndskraften och rättvisan i Zambias jordbruks- och energisystem. Projektet syftar särskilt till att: i) förbättra inkomst-, mat- och energisäkerheten för män, kvinnor och ungdomar; ii) öka produktiviteten hos företag och värdekedjor genom klimatsmarta investeringar i jordbruk, vatten och förnybar energi; och iii) skapa en gynnsam miljö för att identifiera, utveckla och förbättra marknader för klimatsmart lantbruk, vatten och förnybar energi. Projektet kommer att arbeta i tre värdekedjor: bomull, mejeri och frukt-och grönsaker och genomföras i fyra provinser i Zambia: Södra, Östra, Centrala och Lusaka. De exakta distrikten i varje provins kommer att bestämmas under inledningsfasen, när avtal har ingåtts med företag och en undersökning gjorts på var de valda värdekedjorna är mest utbredda. SNV, Sidas avtalspartner, är en ideell internationell utvecklingsorganisation med sitt huvudkontor i Nederländerna och ett landskontor i Zambia. Budgeten för den föreslagna insatsen är 78 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, inklusive en inledningsfas på fem månader. SNV has implemented the Increasing Climate Resilience in Energy and Agricultural Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project between 1 January 2020 and 14 September 2024, with a total grant of 82,7 MSEK over the 4.5 years period (81.5 MSEK as grant, and 1.2 MSEK for the evaluation). INCREASE, a climate resilience building initiative, targeted smallholder farmers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), private sector companies, public institutions and the Zambian government, through an array of climate smart and renewable energy interventions. The project was implemented in the Southern, Central, Copperbelt, Northwestern and Eastern provinces of Zambia. The overall goal of INCREASE was Increased social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. The project targeted to reach a total of 12,000 smallholder farmer, out of which 11,300 should be from the dairy and cotton value chains, and 700 from the horticulture value chain. The project anticipated that an additional 15,000 farmers would be indirectly influenced by the project from within its operational areas. INCREASE implemented its activities under three strategic outcomes (SOs): SO 1 - Increased Agricultural Productivity for smallholder farmers SO 2 - Increased business/value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, irrigation and renewable energy. SO 3 - The performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling markets for climate smart agriculture, water and renewable energy technology (including opportunities for youth employment). Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17000000 16000000 20938309 20000000 0 -61691 0 0 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 10000000 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11000000 0 21000000 0 0 10000000 73938309 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 12000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 5000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 11000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 293200 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 4706800 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation -61691 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 21000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 10000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 10000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 0 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet. Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12923-12923A0102 Sweden The overall goal of the Increased Climate Resilience in Energy & Agriculture Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project is to increase the social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. Specifically, the project seeks to i) improve the income, food and energy security for men, women and youth farmers; ii) increase business and value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, water and renewable energy; and iii) improve the performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling of markets for CSA, water and renewable energy practices. The INCREASE project will work through three value chains; cotton, dairy and horticulture. The project will be implemented in Southern, Eastern, Central and Lusaka Provinces. The exact districts in each province will be determined during the inception phase, once the agreements have been signed with the VC companies. The agreement partner is SNV, a not-for-profit international development organization with its headquarters in the Netherlands and a country office in Zambia. The budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 78 Million. The project will run for three years, including an inception phase of five months. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga motståndskraften och rättvisan i Zambias jordbruks- och energisystem. Projektet syftar särskilt till att: i) förbättra inkomst-, mat- och energisäkerheten för män, kvinnor och ungdomar; ii) öka produktiviteten hos företag och värdekedjor genom klimatsmarta investeringar i jordbruk, vatten och förnybar energi; och iii) skapa en gynnsam miljö för att identifiera, utveckla och förbättra marknader för klimatsmart lantbruk, vatten och förnybar energi. Projektet kommer att arbeta i tre värdekedjor: bomull, mejeri och frukt-och grönsaker och genomföras i fyra provinser i Zambia: Södra, Östra, Centrala och Lusaka. De exakta distrikten i varje provins kommer att bestämmas under inledningsfasen, när avtal har ingåtts med företag och en undersökning gjorts på var de valda värdekedjorna är mest utbredda. SNV, Sidas avtalspartner, är en ideell internationell utvecklingsorganisation med sitt huvudkontor i Nederländerna och ett landskontor i Zambia. Budgeten för den föreslagna insatsen är 78 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, inklusive en inledningsfas på fem månader. SNV has implemented the Increasing Climate Resilience in Energy and Agricultural Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project between 1 January 2020 and 14 September 2024, with a total grant of 82,7 MSEK over the 4.5 years period (81.5 MSEK as grant, and 1.2 MSEK for the evaluation). INCREASE, a climate resilience building initiative, targeted smallholder farmers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), private sector companies, public institutions and the Zambian government, through an array of climate smart and renewable energy interventions. The project was implemented in the Southern, Central, Copperbelt, Northwestern and Eastern provinces of Zambia. The overall goal of INCREASE was Increased social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. The project targeted to reach a total of 12,000 smallholder farmer, out of which 11,300 should be from the dairy and cotton value chains, and 700 from the horticulture value chain. The project anticipated that an additional 15,000 farmers would be indirectly influenced by the project from within its operational areas. INCREASE implemented its activities under three strategic outcomes (SOs): SO 1 - Increased Agricultural Productivity for smallholder farmers SO 2 - Increased business/value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, irrigation and renewable energy. SO 3 - The performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling markets for climate smart agriculture, water and renewable energy technology (including opportunities for youth employment). Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 359851 839391 359851 0 839391 0 1199242 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 359851.2 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 839391.12 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Ökad kapacitet att bedriva hållbar handel, tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag. Ökad kapacitet att bedriva hållbar handel, tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet. Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12923-12923A0103 Sweden The overall goal of the Increased Climate Resilience in Energy & Agriculture Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project is to increase the social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. Specifically, the project seeks to i) improve the income, food and energy security for men, women and youth farmers; ii) increase business and value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, water and renewable energy; and iii) improve the performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling of markets for CSA, water and renewable energy practices. The INCREASE project will work through three value chains; cotton, dairy and horticulture. The project will be implemented in Southern, Eastern, Central and Lusaka Provinces. The exact districts in each province will be determined during the inception phase, once the agreements have been signed with the VC companies. The agreement partner is SNV, a not-for-profit international development organization with its headquarters in the Netherlands and a country office in Zambia. The budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 78 Million. The project will run for three years, including an inception phase of five months. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga motståndskraften och rättvisan i Zambias jordbruks- och energisystem. Projektet syftar särskilt till att: i) förbättra inkomst-, mat- och energisäkerheten för män, kvinnor och ungdomar; ii) öka produktiviteten hos företag och värdekedjor genom klimatsmarta investeringar i jordbruk, vatten och förnybar energi; och iii) skapa en gynnsam miljö för att identifiera, utveckla och förbättra marknader för klimatsmart lantbruk, vatten och förnybar energi. Projektet kommer att arbeta i tre värdekedjor: bomull, mejeri och frukt-och grönsaker och genomföras i fyra provinser i Zambia: Södra, Östra, Centrala och Lusaka. De exakta distrikten i varje provins kommer att bestämmas under inledningsfasen, när avtal har ingåtts med företag och en undersökning gjorts på var de valda värdekedjorna är mest utbredda. SNV, Sidas avtalspartner, är en ideell internationell utvecklingsorganisation med sitt huvudkontor i Nederländerna och ett landskontor i Zambia. Budgeten för den föreslagna insatsen är 78 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, inklusive en inledningsfas på fem månader. SNV has implemented the Increasing Climate Resilience in Energy and Agricultural Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project between 1 January 2020 and 14 September 2024, with a total grant of 82,7 MSEK over the 4.5 years period (81.5 MSEK as grant, and 1.2 MSEK for the evaluation). INCREASE, a climate resilience building initiative, targeted smallholder farmers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), private sector companies, public institutions and the Zambian government, through an array of climate smart and renewable energy interventions. The project was implemented in the Southern, Central, Copperbelt, Northwestern and Eastern provinces of Zambia. The overall goal of INCREASE was Increased social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. The project targeted to reach a total of 12,000 smallholder farmer, out of which 11,300 should be from the dairy and cotton value chains, and 700 from the horticulture value chain. The project anticipated that an additional 15,000 farmers would be indirectly influenced by the project from within its operational areas. INCREASE implemented its activities under three strategic outcomes (SOs): SO 1 - Increased Agricultural Productivity for smallholder farmers SO 2 - Increased business/value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, irrigation and renewable energy. SO 3 - The performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling markets for climate smart agriculture, water and renewable energy technology (including opportunities for youth employment). Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7598466 4000000 0 0 3598466 7598466 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 4000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 3598466 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Strengthened management and sustainable use of natural resources and ecosystems, including biodiversity Stärkt förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13304 Sweden The Council of Europe has applied to Sida for funding of 8 600 000 SEK SEK to carry out the programme "CoE Enhancing the Effectiveness of Civil Monitoring Boards (CMBs) in line with European Standards" in Turkey during the period June 2019 to May 2022. The quality and effectiveness of the CBMs have been critizised in the EUs yearly progress reports. The CBMs are established in Turkish law as a mechanism of civilian oversight of conditions in Trukish prisons and detention centerns. The intervention aims to contribute to a safer society that provides full protection of the rights and dignity of persons deprived of their liberty by enhancing the prison monitoring practices in Turkey applying Council of Europe standards and best practices The independence and efficiency of the CMBs will be further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring. CMB members will benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system The intervention’s total budget is 1 600 000 EUR, out of which the Turkish Ministry of Justice will contribute 200 000 EUR, the Human Rights Trust Fund of the Council of Europe will contribute 324 000 EUR, the Government of Switzerland will contribute 200 000 CHF, the Government of Canada will contribute 50 000 EUR. Europarådet har ansökt om bidrag från Sida om 8 600 000 SEK för att kunna genomföra en insats för att öka effektiviteten i de civila insynskommittéerna (civil monitoring boards) med uppgift att utöva tillsyn i turkiska fängelser och häkten i linje med europeisk standard under perioden juni 2019 till maj 2022. Kvalitén och effektiviteten i kommittéerna har kritiserats i EU:s årliga framstegsrapporter om Turkiet. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till ett tryggare samhälle som skyddar de mänskliga rättigheterna för frihetsberövade personer genom att stärka insynen i fängelser/häkten genom att använda Europarådets standards och god praxis. Självständigheten och effektiviteten hos dessa civila insynskommittéer ska stärkas genom förbättra objektiviteten och transparensen i deras arbete. Kommitté-medlemmarna ska få tillgång till utbildning och förbättrad samordning dem emellan för att öka kvalitén i detta system för medborgerlig insyn. Insatsens totala budget är 1 600 000 EUR. Turkiska justitieministeriet skall bidra med 200 000 EUR, Europarådets fond for mänskliga rättigheter bidrar med 324 000 EUR, Schweiz bidrar med 200 000 CHF, Kanada bidrar med 50 000 EUR. The theory of change for the intervention is to attain independence and efficiency of CMB and increase their capacity on tools and mechanisms for an objective, transparent and quality civic monitoring. Objectives of intervention 1-The independence and efficiency of the CMBs further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring -The CMBs functional and operational independence enhanced in line with the international standards by revising its regulatory framework -The CMBs effectiveness improved by further developing, unifying and aligning their working methodology and tools with CoE standards and best European practices 2-CMB members benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system -The capacities of the CMB members enhanced by increasing their knowledge and skills in conducting prison monitoring in line with the CoE standards and good European practices. -The CMBs internal coordination and communication with external control mechanisms improved. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Prisons Government & Civil Society-general 1-The independence and efficiency of the CMBs further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring -The CMBs functional and operational independence enhanced in line with the international standards by revising its regulatory framework A legislative study has been conducted proposing amendments to the CMBs' legislative framework. The proposed changes, were partially adopted by the Grand National Assembly in June 2021. Some of these proposals were also integrated into the Ministry of Justice's 2021 Human Rights Action Plan. -The CMBs effectiveness improved by further developing, unifying and aligning their working methodology and tools with CoE standards and best European practices A new Prison Monitoring Toolkit was developed and approved by the authorities to enhance the effectiveness of CMBs by aligning their working methodology and tools with Council of Europe (CoE) standards. 395 representatives from various CMBs in Turkey (comprising 53% of all CMB members) received training on the new toolkit. Prison visits were conducted to test the toolkit on categories of prisoners, including women, juvenile, foreigners, and LGBTI. Three tailor-made prison monitoring handbooks were created and approved for specific stakeholders: 1. Penitentiary Institution and Prison Controllers, and Justice Inspectors; 2. Judges and Prosecutors; and 3. Ombudsman Institution and National Preventive Mechanism (NPM). 2250 handbooks were printed in Turkish and distributed to courthouses, chief public prosecutor offices, CSOs, and other external prison monitoring mechanisms. A total of 57,000 leaflets were printed and disseminated to 133 courthouses, 458 prisons, 81 local bar associations, 65 local medical chambers, civil society organisations and other external prison monitoring mechanisms. 2-CMB members benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system -The capacities of the CMB members enhanced by increasing their knowledge and skills in conducting prison monitoring in line with the CoE standards and good European practices. A webpage and forum is now operational for CMB members to use where they exchange ideas and inform each other. The national adaptation of the HELP course on the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT). -The CMBs internal coordination and communication with external control mechanisms improved. The project brought together different prison control and evaluation mechanisms; NHRI, Ombudsman, judges and prosecutors all had a chance to come together with CMBs on different occasions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13304-13304A0101 Sweden The Council of Europe has applied to Sida for funding of 8 600 000 SEK SEK to carry out the programme "CoE Enhancing the Effectiveness of Civil Monitoring Boards (CMBs) in line with European Standards" in Turkey during the period June 2019 to May 2022. The quality and effectiveness of the CBMs have been critizised in the EUs yearly progress reports. The CBMs are established in Turkish law as a mechanism of civilian oversight of conditions in Trukish prisons and detention centerns. The intervention aims to contribute to a safer society that provides full protection of the rights and dignity of persons deprived of their liberty by enhancing the prison monitoring practices in Turkey applying Council of Europe standards and best practices The independence and efficiency of the CMBs will be further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring. CMB members will benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system The intervention’s total budget is 1 600 000 EUR, out of which the Turkish Ministry of Justice will contribute 200 000 EUR, the Human Rights Trust Fund of the Council of Europe will contribute 324 000 EUR, the Government of Switzerland will contribute 200 000 CHF, the Government of Canada will contribute 50 000 EUR. Europarådet har ansökt om bidrag från Sida om 8 600 000 SEK för att kunna genomföra en insats för att öka effektiviteten i de civila insynskommittéerna (civil monitoring boards) med uppgift att utöva tillsyn i turkiska fängelser och häkten i linje med europeisk standard under perioden juni 2019 till maj 2022. Kvalitén och effektiviteten i kommittéerna har kritiserats i EU:s årliga framstegsrapporter om Turkiet. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till ett tryggare samhälle som skyddar de mänskliga rättigheterna för frihetsberövade personer genom att stärka insynen i fängelser/häkten genom att använda Europarådets standards och god praxis. Självständigheten och effektiviteten hos dessa civila insynskommittéer ska stärkas genom förbättra objektiviteten och transparensen i deras arbete. Kommitté-medlemmarna ska få tillgång till utbildning och förbättrad samordning dem emellan för att öka kvalitén i detta system för medborgerlig insyn. Insatsens totala budget är 1 600 000 EUR. Turkiska justitieministeriet skall bidra med 200 000 EUR, Europarådets fond for mänskliga rättigheter bidrar med 324 000 EUR, Schweiz bidrar med 200 000 CHF, Kanada bidrar med 50 000 EUR. The theory of change for the intervention is to attain independence and efficiency of CMB and increase their capacity on tools and mechanisms for an objective, transparent and quality civic monitoring. Objectives of intervention 1-The independence and efficiency of the CMBs further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring -The CMBs functional and operational independence enhanced in line with the international standards by revising its regulatory framework -The CMBs effectiveness improved by further developing, unifying and aligning their working methodology and tools with CoE standards and best European practices 2-CMB members benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system -The capacities of the CMB members enhanced by increasing their knowledge and skills in conducting prison monitoring in line with the CoE standards and good European practices. -The CMBs internal coordination and communication with external control mechanisms improved. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3600000 0 0 0 0 0 3600000 0 3600000 COE/Council of Europe 3600000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: A public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms to the EU integration process with emphasis on fundamental rights Turkiet: En offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet med tonvikt på grundläggande rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Turkey: Increased conformance to international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Turkiet: Att Turkiet i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13304-13304A0102 Sweden The Council of Europe has applied to Sida for funding of 8 600 000 SEK SEK to carry out the programme "CoE Enhancing the Effectiveness of Civil Monitoring Boards (CMBs) in line with European Standards" in Turkey during the period June 2019 to May 2022. The quality and effectiveness of the CBMs have been critizised in the EUs yearly progress reports. The CBMs are established in Turkish law as a mechanism of civilian oversight of conditions in Trukish prisons and detention centerns. The intervention aims to contribute to a safer society that provides full protection of the rights and dignity of persons deprived of their liberty by enhancing the prison monitoring practices in Turkey applying Council of Europe standards and best practices The independence and efficiency of the CMBs will be further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring. CMB members will benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system The intervention’s total budget is 1 600 000 EUR, out of which the Turkish Ministry of Justice will contribute 200 000 EUR, the Human Rights Trust Fund of the Council of Europe will contribute 324 000 EUR, the Government of Switzerland will contribute 200 000 CHF, the Government of Canada will contribute 50 000 EUR. Europarådet har ansökt om bidrag från Sida om 8 600 000 SEK för att kunna genomföra en insats för att öka effektiviteten i de civila insynskommittéerna (civil monitoring boards) med uppgift att utöva tillsyn i turkiska fängelser och häkten i linje med europeisk standard under perioden juni 2019 till maj 2022. Kvalitén och effektiviteten i kommittéerna har kritiserats i EU:s årliga framstegsrapporter om Turkiet. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till ett tryggare samhälle som skyddar de mänskliga rättigheterna för frihetsberövade personer genom att stärka insynen i fängelser/häkten genom att använda Europarådets standards och god praxis. Självständigheten och effektiviteten hos dessa civila insynskommittéer ska stärkas genom förbättra objektiviteten och transparensen i deras arbete. Kommitté-medlemmarna ska få tillgång till utbildning och förbättrad samordning dem emellan för att öka kvalitén i detta system för medborgerlig insyn. Insatsens totala budget är 1 600 000 EUR. Turkiska justitieministeriet skall bidra med 200 000 EUR, Europarådets fond for mänskliga rättigheter bidrar med 324 000 EUR, Schweiz bidrar med 200 000 CHF, Kanada bidrar med 50 000 EUR. The theory of change for the intervention is to attain independence and efficiency of CMB and increase their capacity on tools and mechanisms for an objective, transparent and quality civic monitoring. Objectives of intervention 1-The independence and efficiency of the CMBs further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring -The CMBs functional and operational independence enhanced in line with the international standards by revising its regulatory framework -The CMBs effectiveness improved by further developing, unifying and aligning their working methodology and tools with CoE standards and best European practices 2-CMB members benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system -The capacities of the CMB members enhanced by increasing their knowledge and skills in conducting prison monitoring in line with the CoE standards and good European practices. -The CMBs internal coordination and communication with external control mechanisms improved. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 2870328 0 2500000 0 0 2870328 -0.0000000002 5370328 COE/Council of Europe 2500000 COE/Council of Europe 2870328 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: A public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms to the EU integration process with emphasis on fundamental rights Turkiet: En offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet med tonvikt på grundläggande rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Turkey: Increased conformance to international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Turkiet: Att Turkiet i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13304-13304A0103 Sweden The Council of Europe has applied to Sida for funding of 8 600 000 SEK SEK to carry out the programme "CoE Enhancing the Effectiveness of Civil Monitoring Boards (CMBs) in line with European Standards" in Turkey during the period June 2019 to May 2022. The quality and effectiveness of the CBMs have been critizised in the EUs yearly progress reports. The CBMs are established in Turkish law as a mechanism of civilian oversight of conditions in Trukish prisons and detention centerns. The intervention aims to contribute to a safer society that provides full protection of the rights and dignity of persons deprived of their liberty by enhancing the prison monitoring practices in Turkey applying Council of Europe standards and best practices The independence and efficiency of the CMBs will be further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring. CMB members will benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system The intervention’s total budget is 1 600 000 EUR, out of which the Turkish Ministry of Justice will contribute 200 000 EUR, the Human Rights Trust Fund of the Council of Europe will contribute 324 000 EUR, the Government of Switzerland will contribute 200 000 CHF, the Government of Canada will contribute 50 000 EUR. Europarådet har ansökt om bidrag från Sida om 8 600 000 SEK för att kunna genomföra en insats för att öka effektiviteten i de civila insynskommittéerna (civil monitoring boards) med uppgift att utöva tillsyn i turkiska fängelser och häkten i linje med europeisk standard under perioden juni 2019 till maj 2022. Kvalitén och effektiviteten i kommittéerna har kritiserats i EU:s årliga framstegsrapporter om Turkiet. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till ett tryggare samhälle som skyddar de mänskliga rättigheterna för frihetsberövade personer genom att stärka insynen i fängelser/häkten genom att använda Europarådets standards och god praxis. Självständigheten och effektiviteten hos dessa civila insynskommittéer ska stärkas genom förbättra objektiviteten och transparensen i deras arbete. Kommitté-medlemmarna ska få tillgång till utbildning och förbättrad samordning dem emellan för att öka kvalitén i detta system för medborgerlig insyn. Insatsens totala budget är 1 600 000 EUR. Turkiska justitieministeriet skall bidra med 200 000 EUR, Europarådets fond for mänskliga rättigheter bidrar med 324 000 EUR, Schweiz bidrar med 200 000 CHF, Kanada bidrar med 50 000 EUR. The theory of change for the intervention is to attain independence and efficiency of CMB and increase their capacity on tools and mechanisms for an objective, transparent and quality civic monitoring. Objectives of intervention 1-The independence and efficiency of the CMBs further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring -The CMBs functional and operational independence enhanced in line with the international standards by revising its regulatory framework -The CMBs effectiveness improved by further developing, unifying and aligning their working methodology and tools with CoE standards and best European practices 2-CMB members benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system -The capacities of the CMB members enhanced by increasing their knowledge and skills in conducting prison monitoring in line with the CoE standards and good European practices. -The CMBs internal coordination and communication with external control mechanisms improved. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -415805 -415805 -415805 COE/Council of Europe -415804.82 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 Turkey: Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law Turkiet: Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens prlnciper Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13305 Sweden Support to International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) a global network of more than 190 human rights organisations from 117 countries. FIDH works for the promotion of human rights, women's rights, migrants'rights and rule of law and for the protection of human rights defenders. Kärnstöd till FIDH, International Federation for Human Rights, för perioden 2021- 2024. FIDH är en federation bestående av 192 MR-organisationer från 117 länder. FIDH verkar för att skydda och upprätthålla de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de uttrycks i FN's deklaration om de mänskliga rättigheterna och de centrala konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. FIDH riktar sig både mot ansvarsbärare och rättighetsbärare. Under strategiperioden 2017-2022 prioriterar man sju områden: stöd till MR-försvarare; stärkt demokrati och ökade friheter; kvinnors rättigheter; migranterns rättighteter; LGBTI-personer rättigheter; kampen mot straffrihet; och mänskliga rättigheter och företagande. I Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Africa, regional Central Asia, regional America, regional Middle East, regional Asia, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-13305-13305A0101 Sweden Support to International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) a global network of more than 190 human rights organisations from 117 countries. FIDH works for the promotion of human rights, women's rights, migrants'rights and rule of law and for the protection of human rights defenders. Kärnstöd till FIDH, International Federation for Human Rights, för perioden 2021- 2024. FIDH är en federation bestående av 192 MR-organisationer från 117 länder. FIDH verkar för att skydda och upprätthålla de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de uttrycks i FN's deklaration om de mänskliga rättigheterna och de centrala konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. FIDH riktar sig både mot ansvarsbärare och rättighetsbärare. Under strategiperioden 2017-2022 prioriterar man sju områden: stöd till MR-försvarare; stärkt demokrati och ökade friheter; kvinnors rättigheter; migranterns rättighteter; LGBTI-personer rättigheter; kampen mot straffrihet; och mänskliga rättigheter och företagande. I Sweden FIDH/Federation for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FIDH/Federation for Human Rights 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 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Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for human rights through a focus on freedom of association and assembly for all, including for civil society and in the working life, nationally, regionally and locally, in urban as well as rural environments. Ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna genom fokus på förenings- och församlingsfriheten för alla, inklusive för civilsamhället och i arbetslivet, nationellt, regionalt och lokalt, i urbana såväl som rurala miljöer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened rule of law, including the independence of courts and access to justice for the individual. Stärkt rättssäkerhet, inklusive domstolars oberoende och individens tillgång till rättvisa. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased safety and security for actors and organisations working to uphold human rights. Ökad trygghet och säkerhet för aktörer och organisationer som främjar och försvarar de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13305-13305A0102 Sweden Support to International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) a global network of more than 190 human rights organisations from 117 countries. FIDH works for the promotion of human rights, women's rights, migrants'rights and rule of law and for the protection of human rights defenders. Kärnstöd till FIDH, International Federation for Human Rights, för perioden 2021- 2024. FIDH är en federation bestående av 192 MR-organisationer från 117 länder. FIDH verkar för att skydda och upprätthålla de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de uttrycks i FN's deklaration om de mänskliga rättigheterna och de centrala konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. FIDH riktar sig både mot ansvarsbärare och rättighetsbärare. Under strategiperioden 2017-2022 prioriterar man sju områden: stöd till MR-försvarare; stärkt demokrati och ökade friheter; kvinnors rättigheter; migranterns rättighteter; LGBTI-personer rättigheter; kampen mot straffrihet; och mänskliga rättigheter och företagande. I Sweden FIDH/Federation for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FIDH/Federation for Human Rights 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 -500000 0 0 0 -500000 6000000 0 0 0 4000000 0 9500000 FIDH/Federation for Human Rights 6000000 FIDH/Federation for Human Rights 4000000 FIDH/Federation for Human Rights -500000 FIDH/Federation for Human Rights Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strong and sustainable democracies, including strengthened conditions for free and fair elections, legally certain and effective institutions and strengthened democracy movements. Starka och uthålliga demokratier, inklusive stärkta förutsättningar för fria och rättvisa val, rättssäkra och effektiva institutioner och stärkta demokratirörelser. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened defence of freedom of expression, free and independent media, and an inclusive, open, free, and secure internet where human rights and freedoms are respected, and increased security for independent journalists and media workers. Stärkt försvar av yttrandefriheten, fria och oberoende medier och ett inkluderande öppet, fritt och säkert internet där mänskliga fri- och rättigheter respekteras, samt ökad säkerhet för oberoende journalister och mediearbetare. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for due process, accountability and freedom from corruption, and increased protection of actors in the judicial system. Stärkta förutsättningar för rättssäkerhet och ansvarsutkrävande och frihet från korruption, samt ökat skydd av rättsväsendets aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13305-13305A0201 Sweden Support to International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) a global network of more than 190 human rights organisations from 117 countries. FIDH works for the promotion of human rights, women's rights, migrants'rights and rule of law and for the protection of human rights defenders. Kärnstöd till FIDH, International Federation for Human Rights, för perioden 2021- 2024. FIDH är en federation bestående av 192 MR-organisationer från 117 länder. FIDH verkar för att skydda och upprätthålla de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de uttrycks i FN's deklaration om de mänskliga rättigheterna och de centrala konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. FIDH riktar sig både mot ansvarsbärare och rättighetsbärare. Under strategiperioden 2017-2022 prioriterar man sju områden: stöd till MR-försvarare; stärkt demokrati och ökade friheter; kvinnors rättigheter; migranterns rättighteter; LGBTI-personer rättigheter; kampen mot straffrihet; och mänskliga rättigheter och företagande. I Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 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Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened rule of law, including the independence of courts and access to justice for the individual. Stärkt rättssäkerhet, inklusive domstolars oberoende och individens tillgång till rättvisa. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased safety and security for actors and organisations working to uphold human rights. Ökad trygghet och säkerhet för aktörer och organisationer som främjar och försvarar de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13346 Sweden Support to peace initiatives Afghanistan Stöd till fredsinitiativ Afghanistan Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security SE-0-SE-6-13346-13346A0101 Sweden Support to peace initiatives Afghanistan Stöd till fredsinitiativ Afghanistan Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 0 2000000 2000000 UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan 2000000 UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of women and children to enjoy their human rights Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och flickors möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13346-13346A0102 Sweden Support to peace initiatives Afghanistan Stöd till fredsinitiativ Afghanistan Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -90971 0 -90971.02 UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13346-13346A0103 Sweden Support to peace initiatives Afghanistan Stöd till fredsinitiativ Afghanistan Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -36693 -36692.97 UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13532 Sweden The proposed project addresses the perceived AML/CFT regulatory shortcomings and aims to assist the authorities effectively with implementing new legislative and regulatory changes in seven proposed outcome areas. The main areas of intervention will concern AML/CFT compliance and supervision gaps in the non-financial sector (Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions - DNFBPs), understanding and management of terrorist financing risks within the non-profit sector, risk-based border control, beneficial ownership due diligence for some sectors, application of fit and proper test and group-wide polices, ML investigation and prosecution and confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime. The project aims at creating and institutionalizing a change by focusing on several types of activities: 1) developing sustainable training programs for risk oversight, uniform application of effective, proportionate and dissuasive sanction, processing ML/TF cases involving natural and legal persons, securing and confiscating assets and analysing financial sector information, 2) developing procedures, criteria, methodology and indicators for risk oversight, 3) developing guidelines for processing of ML/FT cases and financial investigations; 4) assessment of risks in different areas and issuing recommendations for the improvement of primary and secondary legislation, 5) analysing IT needs in relation to financial investigations. The methodology thus addresses a sustainable medium to long-term strategic capacity development, based on building a sustainable resource base in a number of key reform areas across the government. Overall responsibility for Project results will be in the hands of the Council of Europe, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. The Project will start with a six-month inception phase and last 36 months. I maj 2019 kontaktade Europarådets (CoE) kontor i Belgrad ambassaden med ett konceptdokument om förebyggande av penningtvätt och finansiering av terrorism i Serbien. Förslaget utvecklades vidare i samråd med de viktigaste nationella intressenterna. Det slutliga förslaget överlämnades till Sida i oktober 2019. Förslaget belyser ett område som är mycket relevant i den nuvarande fasen av Serbiens reformprocess som drivs av EUs integrationsförhandlingar. Den tar upp de upplevda brister på detta område och bygger på en befintlig övervaknings ram, vilket ökar dess genomförbarhet och stöder ägarskap. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. Det ligger i linje med Resultatstrategi för reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet för perioden 2014-2020, med avseende på resultatområde 2. Strategin föreskriver stöd till utvecklingen av ett mer effektivt rättsväsende och kampen mot korruption och organiserad brottslighet. Strategin anger också att Sverige kan bidra till arbetet för att stärka rättskedjan avseende utredning, åtal och verkställande av dom för dessa brott. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av Europarådet i Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska institutioner. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via Europarådet, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal för alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. Europarådet kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fem CoE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta konsulter. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgeten är uppdelad i två områden: programförvaltning och aktivitetskostnader och bryts ned ytterligare i arvode och ersättningsgilla kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar arvodet 49.7% av den totala budgeten. Av detta avser programförvaltningsavgifter 32% av den totala budgeten. Administrationskostnader uppgår till totalt 7% av den totala budgeten. De omfattar indirekta driftskostnader. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av Europarådet. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the intervention is to develop an effective and sustainable framework for preventing and supressing money laundering and terrorist financing in Serbia. The overall objective is broken down into 7 outcomes, as follows: Outcome 1: Strengthened compliance and oversight of AML/CFT financial and designated non-financial business and professions (DNFBPs); Outcome 2: Enhanced Non-Profit Organizations (NPO) terrorist-financing risk management; Outcome 3: Developed risk-based border controls related to cash and goods smuggling, terrorist financing, and proliferation; Outcome 4: Increased transparency of beneficial ownership (BO) information for legal persons, arrangements and trusts; Outcome 5: Enhanced criminal justice sector processing of ML/FT cases; Outcome 6: Strengthened effectiveness in the confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime; Outcome 7: Enhanced inter-agency cooperation on verification of asset declarations. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general The key results achieved by this program have been presented on three levels: policy, legislative, and capacity building. On policy level, the project has achieved the following results: - National and sectoral risks have been assessed through expert support. The new National ML/TF Risk Assessment of Serbia (NRA) and four sectoral risk assessments have been developed. The results of these assessments have informed the strategic response to the prevention and repression of money laundering and terrorism financing. A comprehensive gap assessment has been conducted to assess the effectiveness of implementation of preventive measures and supervision in both financial and non-financial sectors and a detailed map of actions to address the deficiencies was agreed with beneficiaries. - Multiple protocols of cooperation between the National Bank of Serbia, the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption and the APML have been fostered to improve the exchange of information and financial intelligence. - On aggregate level, the project has contributed to the full implementation of 28 measures from the Action Plan for the implementation of the National Strategy for Prevention of Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Proliferation financing (2020-2024), enhancing the effective application of various AML/CFT measures. On legislative level, the project has achieved the following results: - The new draft Law on Beneficial Ownership Registry has been drafted and presented for public debate in August 2023. It is still pending adoption; - Recommendations for amendments to the Criminal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, and the Law on Seizure and Confiscation of Criminal Proceeds have been prepared, aiming to remove obstacles for effective prosecution of ML offences and confiscation of illicit proceeds. These recommendations are used as the basis for the review of criminal legislation, to be submitted for adoption by the end of 2024; - Through a coordinated effort with other donors, recommendations for improvements have been prepared regarding the General Mandatory Instruction of the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office on the Use of the Financial Intelligence to Initiate Proceedings for the Criminal Offences of ML and TF. A working group is currently amending the instruction based on these recommendations and its adoption is expected by September. - The project has produced recommendations for amendments of the Law on Associations and the Law on Foundations and Endowments, with a view to enable a more accurate registration and supervision of NPOs. On capacity building level, the project has achieved the following results: - More than 400 supervisors, representatives of law enforcement agencies, prosecution and reporting entities have been trained in risk-based approach to supervision, compliance, integration of findings of risk assessments in their work and detection and reporting of ML/TF; - A comprehensive training program has been developed, encompassing three modules on processing and adjudicating standalone money laundering. 30 prosecutors, judges, and police officers have been trained; - 14 judges, prosecutors and police officers have participated in peer exchange that encompassed trainings on criminal origin of assets in court procedures, tax evasion schemes used as predicate offence to ML, and practice in combating terrorism financing with foreign elements; - Expert assistance has been provided for the development and adoption of sector-specific procedures, such as sectoral indicators for identifying suspicious transactions for auditors; indicators for illicit transfer of cash, Bearer Negotiable Instruments (BNIs) and the dual use goods for customs officers and border police; guidelines on reporting of suspicious activities for reporting entities and supervisors; guidance for the update and creation of new risk indicators for virtual assets, virtual assets service providers and money and value transfer services (MVTS).; - A number of existing supervisory methodologies and operational procedures have been reviewed and upgraded with the assistance of the project including the methodologies for ongoing "fit and proper" verification of owners, managers, and compliance officers in the banking sector and virtual assets service providers; - A methodology and procedures have been developed and used to train 25 customs officers and border police on the effective application of risk-based border controls; - The authorities and civil society have been involved in joint discussions, trust-building initiatives and development of proportionate oversight procedures; - The representatives of 15 NPO have been trained to recognise and mitigate risks of abuse for terrorism financing. A working group for the supervision of NPOs has been trained in implementation of improved supervision procedures; - IT capacities of the beneficiaries for financial investigations have been strengthened, by initiating the development of the financial investigation software and providing supporting hardware. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13532-13532A0101 Sweden The proposed project addresses the perceived AML/CFT regulatory shortcomings and aims to assist the authorities effectively with implementing new legislative and regulatory changes in seven proposed outcome areas. The main areas of intervention will concern AML/CFT compliance and supervision gaps in the non-financial sector (Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions - DNFBPs), understanding and management of terrorist financing risks within the non-profit sector, risk-based border control, beneficial ownership due diligence for some sectors, application of fit and proper test and group-wide polices, ML investigation and prosecution and confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime. The project aims at creating and institutionalizing a change by focusing on several types of activities: 1) developing sustainable training programs for risk oversight, uniform application of effective, proportionate and dissuasive sanction, processing ML/TF cases involving natural and legal persons, securing and confiscating assets and analysing financial sector information, 2) developing procedures, criteria, methodology and indicators for risk oversight, 3) developing guidelines for processing of ML/FT cases and financial investigations; 4) assessment of risks in different areas and issuing recommendations for the improvement of primary and secondary legislation, 5) analysing IT needs in relation to financial investigations. The methodology thus addresses a sustainable medium to long-term strategic capacity development, based on building a sustainable resource base in a number of key reform areas across the government. Overall responsibility for Project results will be in the hands of the Council of Europe, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. The Project will start with a six-month inception phase and last 36 months. I maj 2019 kontaktade Europarådets (CoE) kontor i Belgrad ambassaden med ett konceptdokument om förebyggande av penningtvätt och finansiering av terrorism i Serbien. Förslaget utvecklades vidare i samråd med de viktigaste nationella intressenterna. Det slutliga förslaget överlämnades till Sida i oktober 2019. Förslaget belyser ett område som är mycket relevant i den nuvarande fasen av Serbiens reformprocess som drivs av EUs integrationsförhandlingar. Den tar upp de upplevda brister på detta område och bygger på en befintlig övervaknings ram, vilket ökar dess genomförbarhet och stöder ägarskap. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. Det ligger i linje med Resultatstrategi för reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet för perioden 2014-2020, med avseende på resultatområde 2. Strategin föreskriver stöd till utvecklingen av ett mer effektivt rättsväsende och kampen mot korruption och organiserad brottslighet. Strategin anger också att Sverige kan bidra till arbetet för att stärka rättskedjan avseende utredning, åtal och verkställande av dom för dessa brott. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av Europarådet i Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska institutioner. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via Europarådet, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal för alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. Europarådet kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fem CoE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta konsulter. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgeten är uppdelad i två områden: programförvaltning och aktivitetskostnader och bryts ned ytterligare i arvode och ersättningsgilla kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar arvodet 49.7% av den totala budgeten. Av detta avser programförvaltningsavgifter 32% av den totala budgeten. Administrationskostnader uppgår till totalt 7% av den totala budgeten. De omfattar indirekta driftskostnader. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av Europarådet. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the intervention is to develop an effective and sustainable framework for preventing and supressing money laundering and terrorist financing in Serbia. The overall objective is broken down into 7 outcomes, as follows: Outcome 1: Strengthened compliance and oversight of AML/CFT financial and designated non-financial business and professions (DNFBPs); Outcome 2: Enhanced Non-Profit Organizations (NPO) terrorist-financing risk management; Outcome 3: Developed risk-based border controls related to cash and goods smuggling, terrorist financing, and proliferation; Outcome 4: Increased transparency of beneficial ownership (BO) information for legal persons, arrangements and trusts; Outcome 5: Enhanced criminal justice sector processing of ML/FT cases; Outcome 6: Strengthened effectiveness in the confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime; Outcome 7: Enhanced inter-agency cooperation on verification of asset declarations. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 5000000 COE/Council of Europe 5000000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13532-13532A0102 Sweden The proposed project addresses the perceived AML/CFT regulatory shortcomings and aims to assist the authorities effectively with implementing new legislative and regulatory changes in seven proposed outcome areas. The main areas of intervention will concern AML/CFT compliance and supervision gaps in the non-financial sector (Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions - DNFBPs), understanding and management of terrorist financing risks within the non-profit sector, risk-based border control, beneficial ownership due diligence for some sectors, application of fit and proper test and group-wide polices, ML investigation and prosecution and confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime. The project aims at creating and institutionalizing a change by focusing on several types of activities: 1) developing sustainable training programs for risk oversight, uniform application of effective, proportionate and dissuasive sanction, processing ML/TF cases involving natural and legal persons, securing and confiscating assets and analysing financial sector information, 2) developing procedures, criteria, methodology and indicators for risk oversight, 3) developing guidelines for processing of ML/FT cases and financial investigations; 4) assessment of risks in different areas and issuing recommendations for the improvement of primary and secondary legislation, 5) analysing IT needs in relation to financial investigations. The methodology thus addresses a sustainable medium to long-term strategic capacity development, based on building a sustainable resource base in a number of key reform areas across the government. Overall responsibility for Project results will be in the hands of the Council of Europe, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. The Project will start with a six-month inception phase and last 36 months. I maj 2019 kontaktade Europarådets (CoE) kontor i Belgrad ambassaden med ett konceptdokument om förebyggande av penningtvätt och finansiering av terrorism i Serbien. Förslaget utvecklades vidare i samråd med de viktigaste nationella intressenterna. Det slutliga förslaget överlämnades till Sida i oktober 2019. Förslaget belyser ett område som är mycket relevant i den nuvarande fasen av Serbiens reformprocess som drivs av EUs integrationsförhandlingar. Den tar upp de upplevda brister på detta område och bygger på en befintlig övervaknings ram, vilket ökar dess genomförbarhet och stöder ägarskap. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. Det ligger i linje med Resultatstrategi för reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet för perioden 2014-2020, med avseende på resultatområde 2. Strategin föreskriver stöd till utvecklingen av ett mer effektivt rättsväsende och kampen mot korruption och organiserad brottslighet. Strategin anger också att Sverige kan bidra till arbetet för att stärka rättskedjan avseende utredning, åtal och verkställande av dom för dessa brott. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av Europarådet i Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska institutioner. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via Europarådet, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal för alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. Europarådet kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fem CoE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta konsulter. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgeten är uppdelad i två områden: programförvaltning och aktivitetskostnader och bryts ned ytterligare i arvode och ersättningsgilla kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar arvodet 49.7% av den totala budgeten. Av detta avser programförvaltningsavgifter 32% av den totala budgeten. Administrationskostnader uppgår till totalt 7% av den totala budgeten. De omfattar indirekta driftskostnader. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av Europarådet. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the intervention is to develop an effective and sustainable framework for preventing and supressing money laundering and terrorist financing in Serbia. The overall objective is broken down into 7 outcomes, as follows: Outcome 1: Strengthened compliance and oversight of AML/CFT financial and designated non-financial business and professions (DNFBPs); Outcome 2: Enhanced Non-Profit Organizations (NPO) terrorist-financing risk management; Outcome 3: Developed risk-based border controls related to cash and goods smuggling, terrorist financing, and proliferation; Outcome 4: Increased transparency of beneficial ownership (BO) information for legal persons, arrangements and trusts; Outcome 5: Enhanced criminal justice sector processing of ML/FT cases; Outcome 6: Strengthened effectiveness in the confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime; Outcome 7: Enhanced inter-agency cooperation on verification of asset declarations. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 5000000 0 5000000 0 5000000 0 0 0 10000000 COE/Council of Europe 5000000 COE/Council of Europe 5000000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13532-13532A0104 Sweden The proposed project addresses the perceived AML/CFT regulatory shortcomings and aims to assist the authorities effectively with implementing new legislative and regulatory changes in seven proposed outcome areas. The main areas of intervention will concern AML/CFT compliance and supervision gaps in the non-financial sector (Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions - DNFBPs), understanding and management of terrorist financing risks within the non-profit sector, risk-based border control, beneficial ownership due diligence for some sectors, application of fit and proper test and group-wide polices, ML investigation and prosecution and confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime. The project aims at creating and institutionalizing a change by focusing on several types of activities: 1) developing sustainable training programs for risk oversight, uniform application of effective, proportionate and dissuasive sanction, processing ML/TF cases involving natural and legal persons, securing and confiscating assets and analysing financial sector information, 2) developing procedures, criteria, methodology and indicators for risk oversight, 3) developing guidelines for processing of ML/FT cases and financial investigations; 4) assessment of risks in different areas and issuing recommendations for the improvement of primary and secondary legislation, 5) analysing IT needs in relation to financial investigations. The methodology thus addresses a sustainable medium to long-term strategic capacity development, based on building a sustainable resource base in a number of key reform areas across the government. Overall responsibility for Project results will be in the hands of the Council of Europe, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. The Project will start with a six-month inception phase and last 36 months. I maj 2019 kontaktade Europarådets (CoE) kontor i Belgrad ambassaden med ett konceptdokument om förebyggande av penningtvätt och finansiering av terrorism i Serbien. Förslaget utvecklades vidare i samråd med de viktigaste nationella intressenterna. Det slutliga förslaget överlämnades till Sida i oktober 2019. Förslaget belyser ett område som är mycket relevant i den nuvarande fasen av Serbiens reformprocess som drivs av EUs integrationsförhandlingar. Den tar upp de upplevda brister på detta område och bygger på en befintlig övervaknings ram, vilket ökar dess genomförbarhet och stöder ägarskap. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. Det ligger i linje med Resultatstrategi för reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet för perioden 2014-2020, med avseende på resultatområde 2. Strategin föreskriver stöd till utvecklingen av ett mer effektivt rättsväsende och kampen mot korruption och organiserad brottslighet. Strategin anger också att Sverige kan bidra till arbetet för att stärka rättskedjan avseende utredning, åtal och verkställande av dom för dessa brott. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av Europarådet i Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska institutioner. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via Europarådet, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal för alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. Europarådet kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fem CoE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta konsulter. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgeten är uppdelad i två områden: programförvaltning och aktivitetskostnader och bryts ned ytterligare i arvode och ersättningsgilla kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar arvodet 49.7% av den totala budgeten. Av detta avser programförvaltningsavgifter 32% av den totala budgeten. Administrationskostnader uppgår till totalt 7% av den totala budgeten. De omfattar indirekta driftskostnader. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av Europarådet. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the intervention is to develop an effective and sustainable framework for preventing and supressing money laundering and terrorist financing in Serbia. The overall objective is broken down into 7 outcomes, as follows: Outcome 1: Strengthened compliance and oversight of AML/CFT financial and designated non-financial business and professions (DNFBPs); Outcome 2: Enhanced Non-Profit Organizations (NPO) terrorist-financing risk management; Outcome 3: Developed risk-based border controls related to cash and goods smuggling, terrorist financing, and proliferation; Outcome 4: Increased transparency of beneficial ownership (BO) information for legal persons, arrangements and trusts; Outcome 5: Enhanced criminal justice sector processing of ML/FT cases; Outcome 6: Strengthened effectiveness in the confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime; Outcome 7: Enhanced inter-agency cooperation on verification of asset declarations. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 9500000 -625635 0 0 0 4500000 0 0 5000000 0 -625635 8874365 COE/Council of Europe 5000000 COE/Council of Europe 4500000 COE/Council of Europe -625634.74 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13534 Sweden This is the fifth phase of support since 2010, aiming at consolidating and institutionalizing previous results. During this phase, the project will focus on the following key lines of action: 1) supporting the authorities and the society in the area of personal data protection in the security sector; 2) promoting good governance mechanisms in the security sector, including gender equality, emergency management and professional development of public officials; 3) encouraging more active participation of the civil society in the democratization of the security sector and 4) advancing education and expertise in the security sector. It will continue to be a multifaceted project with many stakeholders from both the government and non-governmental sector: independent state bodies, primarily the Office of the Commissioner for Access to Information and Data Protection, the National Academy for Public Administration, the Ministry of Interior (including the Sector for Emergency Management), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Ministry of Defence, the Coordination Body for Gender Equality and civil society (including media and academia). Leadership will be in the hands of the OSCE, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. Sverige har stött den första fasen av projektet sedan 2010. Den föreslagna fasen av stöd är den femte i rad och det bedöms viktigt för att konsolidera och institutionalisera resultaten av tidigare stöd. Det föreslagna projektet är mångfacetterat och det berör flera viktiga områden av svenskt engagemang i Serbien, såsom stöd till krishantering, samhällsskydd och beredskap. Dess övergripande inriktning är dock demokratiseringen av samhället som helhet. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av OSSE Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Det finns jämställdhetsrelaterade indikatorer i ett antal resultatområden, vilket stärker jämställdhetsperspektivet i bidraget. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska säkerhetssektorn. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Denna slutsats bygger på tidigare erfarenhet av denna typ av samarbete. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via OSSE Serbien, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal med alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. OSSE Serbien kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fyra OSSE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta implementeringspartner etablerade under tidigare faser av stöd. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgetanteckningar som klargör representativa budgetposter bifogas som ett separat dokument. Budgeten är uppdelad i fem delar, som motsvarar de fyra resultatområdena, där den femte delen representerar programförvaltningskostnader. Under varje del, är budgeten vidare uppdelad i enskilda objekt som motsvarar OSSEs bokföringskoder. Varje budgetpost är tydligt kopplad till verksamhetsplanen och omfattar en beskrivning av ingående kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar programförvaltningskostnader 26.3% av den totala budgeten. Kostnaderna för genomförandepartneravtal uppgår till 16% av den totala budgeten, vilket är rimligt i ett program av denna komplexitet. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. OSSE Serbien har kapacitet att uppnå resultaten på ett effektivt sätt. Erfarenheter från tidigare faser av stöd visar att OSSE är den mest effektiva och kostnadseffektiva genomförandekanalen på grund av deras erfarenhet och utvecklade relationer med viktiga institutioner. OSSE tillämpar internationella redovisningsstandarder och anses ha kapacitet att leverera en effektiv hantering av resurserna med minimal förvaltningsrisk. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och civilsamhället och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. En exitstrategi har utvecklats och kommer att genomföras från början, med regelbundna bedömningar av projektets hållbarhet. Detta kommer att ske i regelbundna samråd och kommunikation med partners och berörda aktörer. Projektet kombinerar både politiska och tekniska aspekter av reformen inom Serbiens säkerhetssektor. Det omfattar ett brett spektrum av institutioner och icke-statliga organisationer. Framgången för projektet kommer att bero till stor del på ett starkt ledarskap av OSSE, i kombination med aktiv samordning med alla relevanta institutioner och gemensamt beslutsfattande för ökat ägarskap. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av OSSE Serbien. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the contribution is to consolidate the democratic character of the relationship between the citizens and the government in security-related issues in Serbia, including the integration of a gender perspective. This objective will be addressed through four sets of activities/result areas: Result 1: Implementation of personal data protection legislation is strengthened, with particular focus on the security sector; Result 2: Good governance in the security sector is further promoted; Result 3: Participation of civil society in the democratization of the security sector is further strengthened; Result 4: Education and expertise in the security sector is further advanced.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Security system management and reform Conflict, Peace & Security During its implementation, the project delivered the following results: 1. Strengthened implementation of personal data protection legislation: improved capacities, addressing critical gaps in the security sector; 2. Promotion of good governance in the security sector: enhanced cooperation with national institutions, incorporating principles of accountability, inclusivity, and transparency; 3. Increased civil society participation: CSO involvement in the democratization of the security sector facilitated, fostering a more participatory and inclusive governance model; 4. Advanced education and expertise in the security sector: tailored training and knowledge-sharing opportunities, building the institutional and human capacities necessary for sustainable reform. Examples of results on output and outcome level: - Comprehensive analysis of security sector legislation/policy and legislative advocay: The project conducted comprehensive legal analyses, including a review of over 100 laws and by-laws in the security sector. This effort resulted in actionable recommendations to align Serbia's legal framework with the Law on Personal Data Protection and EU standards. The project also supported the analysis of the alignment of the Law on Personal Data Protection with the legal framework and practices of the EU with regard to two data processing regimes, the regular GDPR and the EU Directive 2016/680 (also known as the "Police directive"), which concerns the safeguarding of human rights in the processing of personal data in the context of preventing, investigating, detecting and prosecuting crimes. The analysis was disseminated to relevant institutions, including the Commissioner, the courts, the Commissioner for Equality, the High Judicial Council, the High Prosecutorial Council, the Constitutional Court, as well as relevant civil society organisations (CSOs). The analysis underscored the need to separate the two data processing regimes into distinct chapters within the Law. Additionally, it proposed that any regulatory adjustments aimed at ensuring consistency and effectiveness should originate from a thorough analysis of the remaining sectoral regulations relevant for the personal data protection system These findings played a pivotal role in shaping Serbia's 2023-2030 National Strategy for Personal Data Protection and advocating for necessary legislative amendments; - Public awareness and stakeholder engagement: Two nationwide public perception surveys, conducted in 2020 and 2023, have highlighted an increase in public awareness regarding personal data protection and helped shape the strategies for public outreach. The public awareness campaign in 2022 further emphasized the importance of personal data protection. The campaign reached 82% of the general population, contributing to an informed public that is more attuned to the ongoing legislative harmonization efforts and the importance of data privacy; - Capacity development in emergency preparedness: The project enhanced local authorities' emergency preparedness through extensive capacity-building initiatives. Simulation exercises in 39 municipalities involving 733 participants have significantly improved local emergency response mechanisms, particularly for extreme weather conditions. Additionally, 125 public servants have been trained in incorporating gender and disability perspectives into disaster risk reduction strategies, fostering a more inclusive approach to governance. - Strengthening of institutional mechanisms for professional development of civil servants in the area of security: Institutional capacities have been strengthened with the launch of an online training course at the NAPA for public officials in the field of security, from which over 100 public officials have already benefited in terms of acquiring critical skills for effective governance. - Participation of civil society in democratization of the security sector: Civil society participation was a key priority, as a cornerstone of democratic governance. Between 2020 and 2024, the project supported 30 CSO projects, including partnerships with six new organizations addressing security and gender-related issues. Out of these, 27 projects were implemented under Result 3, two projects under Result 2, and one project under Result 1. The UNSCR 1325 Civil Society Network, established with earlier project support, became a vital platform for integrating the gender perspective into security policies, including Serbia's third National Action Plan (NAP) on United Nations Security Council Resolution UNSCR 1325. The network's advocacy efforts also addressed emerging issues, such as the intersection of climate change and women's safety, ensuring their inclusion in strategic frameworks; Engagement of CSOs in specific areas fostered the multiplication and replication of efforts. The initiative of the Association for Development of Creativity from Aleksinac led to the creation of several womens associations in rural communities, united to promote non-violence against women. Additionally, workshop participants continued organizing empowerment activities independently, with minimal support from the Association's trainers. The Association's inclusion in the municipality's intersectoral team addressing violence prevention further ensured its continued involvement in tackling all forms of violence; - Education and expertise in the security sector: From 2020 to 2023, a total of 63 scholarships (28 MA and 35 PhD) for studies in security-related fields were awarded to 49 students and professionals, including representatives from the MoI, Ministry of Defence, CSOs, academia, media professionals, international organizations, and young researchers. The scholarships have had a lasting impact on individual careers and institutional reforms. Notable contributions include a PhD scholarship holder specializing in emergency management, who supported the MoI in developing the new National Strategy on Emergency Management and Disaster Risk Reduction. Similarly, an MA scholarship holder played a key role in developing the online course for public officials on good governance in the security sector, as one of the members of the expert team. In 2023, six alumni participated in a workshop organized by the Civil Society Network 1325, contributing to recommendations for the new NAP 1325 and gaining practical experience in shaping national security policies. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13534-13534A0101 Sweden This is the fifth phase of support since 2010, aiming at consolidating and institutionalizing previous results. During this phase, the project will focus on the following key lines of action: 1) supporting the authorities and the society in the area of personal data protection in the security sector; 2) promoting good governance mechanisms in the security sector, including gender equality, emergency management and professional development of public officials; 3) encouraging more active participation of the civil society in the democratization of the security sector and 4) advancing education and expertise in the security sector. It will continue to be a multifaceted project with many stakeholders from both the government and non-governmental sector: independent state bodies, primarily the Office of the Commissioner for Access to Information and Data Protection, the National Academy for Public Administration, the Ministry of Interior (including the Sector for Emergency Management), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Ministry of Defence, the Coordination Body for Gender Equality and civil society (including media and academia). Leadership will be in the hands of the OSCE, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. Sverige har stött den första fasen av projektet sedan 2010. Den föreslagna fasen av stöd är den femte i rad och det bedöms viktigt för att konsolidera och institutionalisera resultaten av tidigare stöd. Det föreslagna projektet är mångfacetterat och det berör flera viktiga områden av svenskt engagemang i Serbien, såsom stöd till krishantering, samhällsskydd och beredskap. Dess övergripande inriktning är dock demokratiseringen av samhället som helhet. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av OSSE Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Det finns jämställdhetsrelaterade indikatorer i ett antal resultatområden, vilket stärker jämställdhetsperspektivet i bidraget. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska säkerhetssektorn. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Denna slutsats bygger på tidigare erfarenhet av denna typ av samarbete. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via OSSE Serbien, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal med alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. OSSE Serbien kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fyra OSSE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta implementeringspartner etablerade under tidigare faser av stöd. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgetanteckningar som klargör representativa budgetposter bifogas som ett separat dokument. Budgeten är uppdelad i fem delar, som motsvarar de fyra resultatområdena, där den femte delen representerar programförvaltningskostnader. Under varje del, är budgeten vidare uppdelad i enskilda objekt som motsvarar OSSEs bokföringskoder. Varje budgetpost är tydligt kopplad till verksamhetsplanen och omfattar en beskrivning av ingående kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar programförvaltningskostnader 26.3% av den totala budgeten. Kostnaderna för genomförandepartneravtal uppgår till 16% av den totala budgeten, vilket är rimligt i ett program av denna komplexitet. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. OSSE Serbien har kapacitet att uppnå resultaten på ett effektivt sätt. Erfarenheter från tidigare faser av stöd visar att OSSE är den mest effektiva och kostnadseffektiva genomförandekanalen på grund av deras erfarenhet och utvecklade relationer med viktiga institutioner. OSSE tillämpar internationella redovisningsstandarder och anses ha kapacitet att leverera en effektiv hantering av resurserna med minimal förvaltningsrisk. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och civilsamhället och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. En exitstrategi har utvecklats och kommer att genomföras från början, med regelbundna bedömningar av projektets hållbarhet. Detta kommer att ske i regelbundna samråd och kommunikation med partners och berörda aktörer. Projektet kombinerar både politiska och tekniska aspekter av reformen inom Serbiens säkerhetssektor. Det omfattar ett brett spektrum av institutioner och icke-statliga organisationer. Framgången för projektet kommer att bero till stor del på ett starkt ledarskap av OSSE, i kombination med aktiv samordning med alla relevanta institutioner och gemensamt beslutsfattande för ökat ägarskap. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av OSSE Serbien. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the contribution is to consolidate the democratic character of the relationship between the citizens and the government in security-related issues in Serbia, including the integration of a gender perspective. This objective will be addressed through four sets of activities/result areas: Result 1: Implementation of personal data protection legislation is strengthened, with particular focus on the security sector; Result 2: Good governance in the security sector is further promoted; Result 3: Participation of civil society in the democratization of the security sector is further strengthened; Result 4: Education and expertise in the security sector is further advanced.   Sweden OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 5000000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13534-13534A0102 Sweden This is the fifth phase of support since 2010, aiming at consolidating and institutionalizing previous results. During this phase, the project will focus on the following key lines of action: 1) supporting the authorities and the society in the area of personal data protection in the security sector; 2) promoting good governance mechanisms in the security sector, including gender equality, emergency management and professional development of public officials; 3) encouraging more active participation of the civil society in the democratization of the security sector and 4) advancing education and expertise in the security sector. It will continue to be a multifaceted project with many stakeholders from both the government and non-governmental sector: independent state bodies, primarily the Office of the Commissioner for Access to Information and Data Protection, the National Academy for Public Administration, the Ministry of Interior (including the Sector for Emergency Management), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Ministry of Defence, the Coordination Body for Gender Equality and civil society (including media and academia). Leadership will be in the hands of the OSCE, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. Sverige har stött den första fasen av projektet sedan 2010. Den föreslagna fasen av stöd är den femte i rad och det bedöms viktigt för att konsolidera och institutionalisera resultaten av tidigare stöd. Det föreslagna projektet är mångfacetterat och det berör flera viktiga områden av svenskt engagemang i Serbien, såsom stöd till krishantering, samhällsskydd och beredskap. Dess övergripande inriktning är dock demokratiseringen av samhället som helhet. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av OSSE Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Det finns jämställdhetsrelaterade indikatorer i ett antal resultatområden, vilket stärker jämställdhetsperspektivet i bidraget. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska säkerhetssektorn. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Denna slutsats bygger på tidigare erfarenhet av denna typ av samarbete. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via OSSE Serbien, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal med alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. OSSE Serbien kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fyra OSSE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta implementeringspartner etablerade under tidigare faser av stöd. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgetanteckningar som klargör representativa budgetposter bifogas som ett separat dokument. Budgeten är uppdelad i fem delar, som motsvarar de fyra resultatområdena, där den femte delen representerar programförvaltningskostnader. Under varje del, är budgeten vidare uppdelad i enskilda objekt som motsvarar OSSEs bokföringskoder. Varje budgetpost är tydligt kopplad till verksamhetsplanen och omfattar en beskrivning av ingående kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar programförvaltningskostnader 26.3% av den totala budgeten. Kostnaderna för genomförandepartneravtal uppgår till 16% av den totala budgeten, vilket är rimligt i ett program av denna komplexitet. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. OSSE Serbien har kapacitet att uppnå resultaten på ett effektivt sätt. Erfarenheter från tidigare faser av stöd visar att OSSE är den mest effektiva och kostnadseffektiva genomförandekanalen på grund av deras erfarenhet och utvecklade relationer med viktiga institutioner. OSSE tillämpar internationella redovisningsstandarder och anses ha kapacitet att leverera en effektiv hantering av resurserna med minimal förvaltningsrisk. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och civilsamhället och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. En exitstrategi har utvecklats och kommer att genomföras från början, med regelbundna bedömningar av projektets hållbarhet. Detta kommer att ske i regelbundna samråd och kommunikation med partners och berörda aktörer. Projektet kombinerar både politiska och tekniska aspekter av reformen inom Serbiens säkerhetssektor. Det omfattar ett brett spektrum av institutioner och icke-statliga organisationer. Framgången för projektet kommer att bero till stor del på ett starkt ledarskap av OSSE, i kombination med aktiv samordning med alla relevanta institutioner och gemensamt beslutsfattande för ökat ägarskap. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av OSSE Serbien. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the contribution is to consolidate the democratic character of the relationship between the citizens and the government in security-related issues in Serbia, including the integration of a gender perspective. This objective will be addressed through four sets of activities/result areas: Result 1: Implementation of personal data protection legislation is strengthened, with particular focus on the security sector; Result 2: Good governance in the security sector is further promoted; Result 3: Participation of civil society in the democratization of the security sector is further strengthened; Result 4: Education and expertise in the security sector is further advanced.   Sweden OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 4700000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 4700000 0 8700000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 4000000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 4700000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13534-13534A0103 Sweden This is the fifth phase of support since 2010, aiming at consolidating and institutionalizing previous results. During this phase, the project will focus on the following key lines of action: 1) supporting the authorities and the society in the area of personal data protection in the security sector; 2) promoting good governance mechanisms in the security sector, including gender equality, emergency management and professional development of public officials; 3) encouraging more active participation of the civil society in the democratization of the security sector and 4) advancing education and expertise in the security sector. It will continue to be a multifaceted project with many stakeholders from both the government and non-governmental sector: independent state bodies, primarily the Office of the Commissioner for Access to Information and Data Protection, the National Academy for Public Administration, the Ministry of Interior (including the Sector for Emergency Management), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Ministry of Defence, the Coordination Body for Gender Equality and civil society (including media and academia). Leadership will be in the hands of the OSCE, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. Sverige har stött den första fasen av projektet sedan 2010. Den föreslagna fasen av stöd är den femte i rad och det bedöms viktigt för att konsolidera och institutionalisera resultaten av tidigare stöd. Det föreslagna projektet är mångfacetterat och det berör flera viktiga områden av svenskt engagemang i Serbien, såsom stöd till krishantering, samhällsskydd och beredskap. Dess övergripande inriktning är dock demokratiseringen av samhället som helhet. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av OSSE Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Det finns jämställdhetsrelaterade indikatorer i ett antal resultatområden, vilket stärker jämställdhetsperspektivet i bidraget. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska säkerhetssektorn. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Denna slutsats bygger på tidigare erfarenhet av denna typ av samarbete. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via OSSE Serbien, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal med alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. OSSE Serbien kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fyra OSSE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta implementeringspartner etablerade under tidigare faser av stöd. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgetanteckningar som klargör representativa budgetposter bifogas som ett separat dokument. Budgeten är uppdelad i fem delar, som motsvarar de fyra resultatområdena, där den femte delen representerar programförvaltningskostnader. Under varje del, är budgeten vidare uppdelad i enskilda objekt som motsvarar OSSEs bokföringskoder. Varje budgetpost är tydligt kopplad till verksamhetsplanen och omfattar en beskrivning av ingående kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar programförvaltningskostnader 26.3% av den totala budgeten. Kostnaderna för genomförandepartneravtal uppgår till 16% av den totala budgeten, vilket är rimligt i ett program av denna komplexitet. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. OSSE Serbien har kapacitet att uppnå resultaten på ett effektivt sätt. Erfarenheter från tidigare faser av stöd visar att OSSE är den mest effektiva och kostnadseffektiva genomförandekanalen på grund av deras erfarenhet och utvecklade relationer med viktiga institutioner. OSSE tillämpar internationella redovisningsstandarder och anses ha kapacitet att leverera en effektiv hantering av resurserna med minimal förvaltningsrisk. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och civilsamhället och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. En exitstrategi har utvecklats och kommer att genomföras från början, med regelbundna bedömningar av projektets hållbarhet. Detta kommer att ske i regelbundna samråd och kommunikation med partners och berörda aktörer. Projektet kombinerar både politiska och tekniska aspekter av reformen inom Serbiens säkerhetssektor. Det omfattar ett brett spektrum av institutioner och icke-statliga organisationer. Framgången för projektet kommer att bero till stor del på ett starkt ledarskap av OSSE, i kombination med aktiv samordning med alla relevanta institutioner och gemensamt beslutsfattande för ökat ägarskap. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av OSSE Serbien. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the contribution is to consolidate the democratic character of the relationship between the citizens and the government in security-related issues in Serbia, including the integration of a gender perspective. This objective will be addressed through four sets of activities/result areas: Result 1: Implementation of personal data protection legislation is strengthened, with particular focus on the security sector; Result 2: Good governance in the security sector is further promoted; Result 3: Participation of civil society in the democratization of the security sector is further strengthened; Result 4: Education and expertise in the security sector is further advanced.   Sweden OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 2000000 4000000 -3100282 0 0 0 2000000 0 -3100282 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 2000000 4899718 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 2000000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 2000000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 4000000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe -3100281.8500000001 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13570 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sweden for funding of 16 million SEK to carry out the Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS) in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period 2020-2023. The project will work across three different pillars to improve the effectiveness of local authorities in providing critical services to the public. The first pillar will aim to mobilize additional sources of revenue for partner local governments, the second will ensure that all expenditures are managed effectively, and in line with service delivery priorities, while the third pillar will deliver immediate improvements to public service infrastructure in partner localities funded, in large part, via newly generated revenues and savings. The total project budget is 21,7 MSEK (USD 2,444,710). The contribution by the Government of Sweden is 16 MSEK (USD 1,796,890) and by UNDP 1 MSEK(USD 113,400) in total 17 MSEK ( USD 1,910,290). In addition, local governments and cantons are expected to participate with USD 534,420 (app. 4,7 MSEK) over the project implementation lifetime (these contributions are to be managed in parallel or directly depending on government preferences). FNs utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) har ansökt om SEK 16 miljoner i stöd för att genomföra Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS), I Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH) under perioden 2020-2023. Projektet kommer att spänna över tre olika pelare för att förbättra de lokala myndigheternas effektivitet när det gäller att tillhandahålla kritiska tjänster till allmänheten. Den första pelaren kommer att sträva efter att mobilisera ytterligare inkomstkällor för partnerkommuner, den andra kommer att se till att alla utgifter förvaltas effektivt och i linje med uppställda prioriteringar för tjänsteleverans, medan den tredje pelaren kommer att ge omedelbara förbättringar av den offentliga serviceinfrastrukturen i partnerkommuner, till stor del finansierade via nya genererade intäkter och besparingar. Projektets totala budget är 21,7 MSEK (USD 2 444 710). Den svenska insatsen är MSEK 16 (USD 1 796 890) medan UNDP bidrar med 1 MSEK (USD 113 400), sammantaget 17 MSEK (USD 1 910 290). Därtill kommer kommunerna och kantonerna att bidra med circa MSEK 4,7 (USD 534 420) (dessa resurser kommer att hanteras inom projektet eller parallellt av kommunerna baserat på respektive kommuns önskemål). The Project aim is to improve access to critical public services through better governance and greater investment in local infrastructure, with the former effectively and sustainably enabling the latter. This outcome will be pursued through three interlinked and mutually reinforcing results taking place across 15 local and 2 cantonal governments. Under Result 1, the Project will help local governments establish a system for the strategic management of public assets held by municipal authorities, to include creating clear lines of responsibility for asset management within each institution establishing and regularly updating a register of assets with a transparent record of all purchases, sales or disposition of assets development of asset management plans to help ensure efficiency and effectiveness in asset utilization building the necessary staff skills to effectively manage the system and its components and creating the requisite policy framework for effective asset management at local government level. In addition to ensuring that public assets are managed in a way to ensure the optimal level of service is provided to residents, the system will also ensure the requisite level of transparency and accountability in managing publicly owned goods by local government officials and leaders alike. In order to ensure sustainability of results and create a better enabling environment beyond the immediate stakeholder community, the Project will, in parallel, engage with decision makers at higher levels of government to influence the relevant policy framework for asset management. Under Result 2, the Project will work with partner local authorities to optimize public spending and generate funding for capital investments in critical service areas as identified by relevant local development strategy documents. Activities under this result will work towards introducing and internalizing a rigorous process of disciplined expenditure management aimed at establishing a conservative level of operational spending. In addition, the Project will work to strengthen internal control systems to curb unlawful spending and introduce a new level of scrutiny to the local governments financial management practices. Considering the largely inefficient and ineffective public procurement practices, and their detrimental impact on service delivery, the Project will also pursue enhancements in procurement policies and procedures across all partner local governments. As with Result 1, the Project will pursue willing policy partners at higher levels of government to effect practice based changes in the regulatory environment. Under Result 3, the Project will clearly and immediately demonstrate the benefits of improved governance practices and arrangements, created under Results 1 and 2, to mobilize newly available funding in implementing critical public service priorities. In practical terms, local governments that have performed the best, or have saved and generated the most money, will be rewarded with a top-up grant through the Project grant facility thus enabling the implementation of their priority interventions already called for under their local development strategies. Competing local governments will be evaluated against targets established based on an in depth external review of their financial situation at project inception. In addition, to be eligible, priority infrastructure interventions for best performing municipalities/canton will need to be i) linked to their development strategy ii) co-financed with at least 60% of the total amount by the local authority and iii) operate on a fully sustainable basis once completed. The selection process will also be guided by SDG financing considerations with funding channeled to meet the implementation of prioritized goals across all partner communities. In essence, Result 3 will represent an incentive for participating local and cantonal governments to maximize their commitment to good governance practices outlined under the first two project results. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general Highlights of the main achievements of the PIPLS Project (20212024): • Strengthened asset management systems across 18 partner local governments (equal distribution / representation between entities and Brcko district), including Asset Management Action Plans and Asset Management Plans, with 17 LGs adopting revised legal frameworks on managment systems and 13 introducing digital asset tools. Of these, 18 partner LGs were selected as full partners under Outcome 1, and 3 cantons (Posavina, Sarajevo, and Tuzla) also participated for financial management improvements (Banja Luka, Centar Sarajevo, Gorazde, Gradiska, Han Pijesak, Ilidza, Jablanica, Laktasi, Lukavac, Modrica, Mostar, Novi Grad, Novo Sarajevo, Odzak, Orasje, Prijedor, Samac, Teslic, Tesanj, Tuzla, Trebinje, Zivinice). • Over 78 million SEK in additional local revenues and cost efficiencies generated through improved fiscal and asset management. • 238 municipal staff trained in asset management and financial control (target: 100). • Developed and distributed the first Asset Management Manual in Bosnia and Herzegovina. • Supported creation of Financial Management and Control systems in 15 LGs and two cantons. • Contributed to the BiH Public Procurement Strategy (20242028), adopted by the Council of Ministers. • Implemented 10 infrastructure projects valued at 19.1 million SEK with 14 million SEK in local co financing, directly benefiting over 180,000 citizens. • Launched Bosnia and Herzegovinas first Open Data Portal (City of Prijedor, RS). • Provided technical assistance to 30 initiatives under the Technical Assistance Facility (TAF), unlocking over 844 million SEK for local development. TAF was a sub component designed to support newly elected mayors and local administrations in implementing their reform agendas during the early phase of their mandates. It operated from 2021 to 2024 and provided targeted, short term technical expertise across key governance and development areas. TAF supported 11 local governments, implementing 30 tailored initiatives. These interventions spanned digital governance, infrastructure planning, and local economic development. Support was provided through peer learning, advisory services, consultancy support, feasibility studies, and preparation of strategic and design documentation. Examples of TAF achievements include: Development of digital transformation road-maps for Centar and Novo Sarajevo, leading to pilot digital services and e-signature systems. Launch of Bosnia and Herzegovinas first Open Data Portal in Prijedor, advancing transparency and citizen participation. Preparation of feasibility and design documentation for large infrastructure projects such as the Historical Museum renovation, business zones in Odzak, and the Betanija City Park. Strategic support for local development strategies in Odzak, Orasje, Ilidza, and Mostar. Importantly, TAF interventions were co-financed by partner municipalities (minimum 25%), reinforcing ownership and sustainability. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13570-13570A0101 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sweden for funding of 16 million SEK to carry out the Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS) in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period 2020-2023. The project will work across three different pillars to improve the effectiveness of local authorities in providing critical services to the public. The first pillar will aim to mobilize additional sources of revenue for partner local governments, the second will ensure that all expenditures are managed effectively, and in line with service delivery priorities, while the third pillar will deliver immediate improvements to public service infrastructure in partner localities funded, in large part, via newly generated revenues and savings. The total project budget is 21,7 MSEK (USD 2,444,710). The contribution by the Government of Sweden is 16 MSEK (USD 1,796,890) and by UNDP 1 MSEK(USD 113,400) in total 17 MSEK ( USD 1,910,290). In addition, local governments and cantons are expected to participate with USD 534,420 (app. 4,7 MSEK) over the project implementation lifetime (these contributions are to be managed in parallel or directly depending on government preferences). FNs utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) har ansökt om SEK 16 miljoner i stöd för att genomföra Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS), I Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH) under perioden 2020-2023. Projektet kommer att spänna över tre olika pelare för att förbättra de lokala myndigheternas effektivitet när det gäller att tillhandahålla kritiska tjänster till allmänheten. Den första pelaren kommer att sträva efter att mobilisera ytterligare inkomstkällor för partnerkommuner, den andra kommer att se till att alla utgifter förvaltas effektivt och i linje med uppställda prioriteringar för tjänsteleverans, medan den tredje pelaren kommer att ge omedelbara förbättringar av den offentliga serviceinfrastrukturen i partnerkommuner, till stor del finansierade via nya genererade intäkter och besparingar. Projektets totala budget är 21,7 MSEK (USD 2 444 710). Den svenska insatsen är MSEK 16 (USD 1 796 890) medan UNDP bidrar med 1 MSEK (USD 113 400), sammantaget 17 MSEK (USD 1 910 290). Därtill kommer kommunerna och kantonerna att bidra med circa MSEK 4,7 (USD 534 420) (dessa resurser kommer att hanteras inom projektet eller parallellt av kommunerna baserat på respektive kommuns önskemål). The Project aim is to improve access to critical public services through better governance and greater investment in local infrastructure, with the former effectively and sustainably enabling the latter. This outcome will be pursued through three interlinked and mutually reinforcing results taking place across 15 local and 2 cantonal governments. Under Result 1, the Project will help local governments establish a system for the strategic management of public assets held by municipal authorities, to include creating clear lines of responsibility for asset management within each institution establishing and regularly updating a register of assets with a transparent record of all purchases, sales or disposition of assets development of asset management plans to help ensure efficiency and effectiveness in asset utilization building the necessary staff skills to effectively manage the system and its components and creating the requisite policy framework for effective asset management at local government level. In addition to ensuring that public assets are managed in a way to ensure the optimal level of service is provided to residents, the system will also ensure the requisite level of transparency and accountability in managing publicly owned goods by local government officials and leaders alike. In order to ensure sustainability of results and create a better enabling environment beyond the immediate stakeholder community, the Project will, in parallel, engage with decision makers at higher levels of government to influence the relevant policy framework for asset management. Under Result 2, the Project will work with partner local authorities to optimize public spending and generate funding for capital investments in critical service areas as identified by relevant local development strategy documents. Activities under this result will work towards introducing and internalizing a rigorous process of disciplined expenditure management aimed at establishing a conservative level of operational spending. In addition, the Project will work to strengthen internal control systems to curb unlawful spending and introduce a new level of scrutiny to the local governments financial management practices. Considering the largely inefficient and ineffective public procurement practices, and their detrimental impact on service delivery, the Project will also pursue enhancements in procurement policies and procedures across all partner local governments. As with Result 1, the Project will pursue willing policy partners at higher levels of government to effect practice based changes in the regulatory environment. Under Result 3, the Project will clearly and immediately demonstrate the benefits of improved governance practices and arrangements, created under Results 1 and 2, to mobilize newly available funding in implementing critical public service priorities. In practical terms, local governments that have performed the best, or have saved and generated the most money, will be rewarded with a top-up grant through the Project grant facility thus enabling the implementation of their priority interventions already called for under their local development strategies. Competing local governments will be evaluated against targets established based on an in depth external review of their financial situation at project inception. In addition, to be eligible, priority infrastructure interventions for best performing municipalities/canton will need to be i) linked to their development strategy ii) co-financed with at least 60% of the total amount by the local authority and iii) operate on a fully sustainable basis once completed. The selection process will also be guided by SDG financing considerations with funding channeled to meet the implementation of prioritized goals across all partner communities. In essence, Result 3 will represent an incentive for participating local and cantonal governments to maximize their commitment to good governance practices outlined under the first two project results. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13570-13570A0102 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sweden for funding of 16 million SEK to carry out the Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS) in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period 2020-2023. The project will work across three different pillars to improve the effectiveness of local authorities in providing critical services to the public. The first pillar will aim to mobilize additional sources of revenue for partner local governments, the second will ensure that all expenditures are managed effectively, and in line with service delivery priorities, while the third pillar will deliver immediate improvements to public service infrastructure in partner localities funded, in large part, via newly generated revenues and savings. The total project budget is 21,7 MSEK (USD 2,444,710). The contribution by the Government of Sweden is 16 MSEK (USD 1,796,890) and by UNDP 1 MSEK(USD 113,400) in total 17 MSEK ( USD 1,910,290). In addition, local governments and cantons are expected to participate with USD 534,420 (app. 4,7 MSEK) over the project implementation lifetime (these contributions are to be managed in parallel or directly depending on government preferences). FNs utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) har ansökt om SEK 16 miljoner i stöd för att genomföra Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS), I Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH) under perioden 2020-2023. Projektet kommer att spänna över tre olika pelare för att förbättra de lokala myndigheternas effektivitet när det gäller att tillhandahålla kritiska tjänster till allmänheten. Den första pelaren kommer att sträva efter att mobilisera ytterligare inkomstkällor för partnerkommuner, den andra kommer att se till att alla utgifter förvaltas effektivt och i linje med uppställda prioriteringar för tjänsteleverans, medan den tredje pelaren kommer att ge omedelbara förbättringar av den offentliga serviceinfrastrukturen i partnerkommuner, till stor del finansierade via nya genererade intäkter och besparingar. Projektets totala budget är 21,7 MSEK (USD 2 444 710). Den svenska insatsen är MSEK 16 (USD 1 796 890) medan UNDP bidrar med 1 MSEK (USD 113 400), sammantaget 17 MSEK (USD 1 910 290). Därtill kommer kommunerna och kantonerna att bidra med circa MSEK 4,7 (USD 534 420) (dessa resurser kommer att hanteras inom projektet eller parallellt av kommunerna baserat på respektive kommuns önskemål). The Project aim is to improve access to critical public services through better governance and greater investment in local infrastructure, with the former effectively and sustainably enabling the latter. This outcome will be pursued through three interlinked and mutually reinforcing results taking place across 15 local and 2 cantonal governments. Under Result 1, the Project will help local governments establish a system for the strategic management of public assets held by municipal authorities, to include creating clear lines of responsibility for asset management within each institution establishing and regularly updating a register of assets with a transparent record of all purchases, sales or disposition of assets development of asset management plans to help ensure efficiency and effectiveness in asset utilization building the necessary staff skills to effectively manage the system and its components and creating the requisite policy framework for effective asset management at local government level. In addition to ensuring that public assets are managed in a way to ensure the optimal level of service is provided to residents, the system will also ensure the requisite level of transparency and accountability in managing publicly owned goods by local government officials and leaders alike. In order to ensure sustainability of results and create a better enabling environment beyond the immediate stakeholder community, the Project will, in parallel, engage with decision makers at higher levels of government to influence the relevant policy framework for asset management. Under Result 2, the Project will work with partner local authorities to optimize public spending and generate funding for capital investments in critical service areas as identified by relevant local development strategy documents. Activities under this result will work towards introducing and internalizing a rigorous process of disciplined expenditure management aimed at establishing a conservative level of operational spending. In addition, the Project will work to strengthen internal control systems to curb unlawful spending and introduce a new level of scrutiny to the local governments financial management practices. Considering the largely inefficient and ineffective public procurement practices, and their detrimental impact on service delivery, the Project will also pursue enhancements in procurement policies and procedures across all partner local governments. As with Result 1, the Project will pursue willing policy partners at higher levels of government to effect practice based changes in the regulatory environment. Under Result 3, the Project will clearly and immediately demonstrate the benefits of improved governance practices and arrangements, created under Results 1 and 2, to mobilize newly available funding in implementing critical public service priorities. In practical terms, local governments that have performed the best, or have saved and generated the most money, will be rewarded with a top-up grant through the Project grant facility thus enabling the implementation of their priority interventions already called for under their local development strategies. Competing local governments will be evaluated against targets established based on an in depth external review of their financial situation at project inception. In addition, to be eligible, priority infrastructure interventions for best performing municipalities/canton will need to be i) linked to their development strategy ii) co-financed with at least 60% of the total amount by the local authority and iii) operate on a fully sustainable basis once completed. The selection process will also be guided by SDG financing considerations with funding channeled to meet the implementation of prioritized goals across all partner communities. In essence, Result 3 will represent an incentive for participating local and cantonal governments to maximize their commitment to good governance practices outlined under the first two project results. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 3000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13570-13570A0103 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sweden for funding of 16 million SEK to carry out the Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS) in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period 2020-2023. The project will work across three different pillars to improve the effectiveness of local authorities in providing critical services to the public. The first pillar will aim to mobilize additional sources of revenue for partner local governments, the second will ensure that all expenditures are managed effectively, and in line with service delivery priorities, while the third pillar will deliver immediate improvements to public service infrastructure in partner localities funded, in large part, via newly generated revenues and savings. The total project budget is 21,7 MSEK (USD 2,444,710). The contribution by the Government of Sweden is 16 MSEK (USD 1,796,890) and by UNDP 1 MSEK(USD 113,400) in total 17 MSEK ( USD 1,910,290). In addition, local governments and cantons are expected to participate with USD 534,420 (app. 4,7 MSEK) over the project implementation lifetime (these contributions are to be managed in parallel or directly depending on government preferences). FNs utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) har ansökt om SEK 16 miljoner i stöd för att genomföra Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS), I Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH) under perioden 2020-2023. Projektet kommer att spänna över tre olika pelare för att förbättra de lokala myndigheternas effektivitet när det gäller att tillhandahålla kritiska tjänster till allmänheten. Den första pelaren kommer att sträva efter att mobilisera ytterligare inkomstkällor för partnerkommuner, den andra kommer att se till att alla utgifter förvaltas effektivt och i linje med uppställda prioriteringar för tjänsteleverans, medan den tredje pelaren kommer att ge omedelbara förbättringar av den offentliga serviceinfrastrukturen i partnerkommuner, till stor del finansierade via nya genererade intäkter och besparingar. Projektets totala budget är 21,7 MSEK (USD 2 444 710). Den svenska insatsen är MSEK 16 (USD 1 796 890) medan UNDP bidrar med 1 MSEK (USD 113 400), sammantaget 17 MSEK (USD 1 910 290). Därtill kommer kommunerna och kantonerna att bidra med circa MSEK 4,7 (USD 534 420) (dessa resurser kommer att hanteras inom projektet eller parallellt av kommunerna baserat på respektive kommuns önskemål). The Project aim is to improve access to critical public services through better governance and greater investment in local infrastructure, with the former effectively and sustainably enabling the latter. This outcome will be pursued through three interlinked and mutually reinforcing results taking place across 15 local and 2 cantonal governments. Under Result 1, the Project will help local governments establish a system for the strategic management of public assets held by municipal authorities, to include creating clear lines of responsibility for asset management within each institution establishing and regularly updating a register of assets with a transparent record of all purchases, sales or disposition of assets development of asset management plans to help ensure efficiency and effectiveness in asset utilization building the necessary staff skills to effectively manage the system and its components and creating the requisite policy framework for effective asset management at local government level. In addition to ensuring that public assets are managed in a way to ensure the optimal level of service is provided to residents, the system will also ensure the requisite level of transparency and accountability in managing publicly owned goods by local government officials and leaders alike. In order to ensure sustainability of results and create a better enabling environment beyond the immediate stakeholder community, the Project will, in parallel, engage with decision makers at higher levels of government to influence the relevant policy framework for asset management. Under Result 2, the Project will work with partner local authorities to optimize public spending and generate funding for capital investments in critical service areas as identified by relevant local development strategy documents. Activities under this result will work towards introducing and internalizing a rigorous process of disciplined expenditure management aimed at establishing a conservative level of operational spending. In addition, the Project will work to strengthen internal control systems to curb unlawful spending and introduce a new level of scrutiny to the local governments financial management practices. Considering the largely inefficient and ineffective public procurement practices, and their detrimental impact on service delivery, the Project will also pursue enhancements in procurement policies and procedures across all partner local governments. As with Result 1, the Project will pursue willing policy partners at higher levels of government to effect practice based changes in the regulatory environment. Under Result 3, the Project will clearly and immediately demonstrate the benefits of improved governance practices and arrangements, created under Results 1 and 2, to mobilize newly available funding in implementing critical public service priorities. In practical terms, local governments that have performed the best, or have saved and generated the most money, will be rewarded with a top-up grant through the Project grant facility thus enabling the implementation of their priority interventions already called for under their local development strategies. Competing local governments will be evaluated against targets established based on an in depth external review of their financial situation at project inception. In addition, to be eligible, priority infrastructure interventions for best performing municipalities/canton will need to be i) linked to their development strategy ii) co-financed with at least 60% of the total amount by the local authority and iii) operate on a fully sustainable basis once completed. The selection process will also be guided by SDG financing considerations with funding channeled to meet the implementation of prioritized goals across all partner communities. In essence, Result 3 will represent an incentive for participating local and cantonal governments to maximize their commitment to good governance practices outlined under the first two project results. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 2500000 2500000 0 0 7500000 0 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 2500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13633 Sweden The main objective of the ERRY II is to improve food and nutrition security, reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihood and access to basic services. There are several sub objectives in order to reach this overall goal: i) increase local actors capacity to deliver services to the community, ii) develop livelihood activities in agriculture, cash-for-work, iii) rehabilitate roads and water systems and agricutural land, iv) introduce renewable energy, solar panels for households, water pumps and local manufacturing. These activities will reduce the risks for people to fall back into a humanitarian situation but also to build resources in the community, resouces that have been depleted during many years of conflict and food insecturity. Conflict sensitivity is built into the programme and it also includes a component to promote social cohesion and capacity to peacefully resolve local conflicts. The contribution is a resilience support financed by a humanitarian allocation. The programme is a three years intervention, a humanitarian complement to an on-going EU DEVCO programme ”Enhancing resilience in Yemen in Food Security and resilient Livelihood programme”, second phase 2019-2022 (ERRY II). Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att på ett hållbart sätt främja mat- och nutritionssäkerhet, minska sårbarhet och stärka samhällens motståndskraft genom utökade försörjningsmöjligheter och bättre tillgång till grundläggande tjänster i Jemen. De olika delmålen är att i) öka lokala aktörers kapacitet att leverera tjänster till befolkningen, ii) genomföra försörjningsinsatser inom bl a jordbruk, tillfälliga arbetstillfällen (cash-for-work), iii) rehabilitera vägar och vattensystem, återställa jordbruksmark samt att iv) introducera förnybar energi såsom solpaneler för hushåll, till vattenpumpar och för lokal tillverkning. Samtliga dessa aktiviteter är avsedda att, förutom att minska risken för samhällen att falla tillbaka i en humanitär situation, även bygga upp resurser bland befolkningen för att klara kommande kriser, resurser som i många fall utarmats som en följd av krig och matosäkerhet. Vid utvecklingen och genomförandet av programmet har konfliktkänslighet byggts in. Insatsen innehåller även en komponent för konfliktförebyggande aktiviteter på lokalnivå. Insatsen kommer att ta i anspråk en del av den humanitära enhetens resiliensmedel (ca 5% av sakanslaget) till finansiering av en flerårig insats. Sidas stöd blir ett komplement till en pågående insats finansierad av EU-kommissionen (DEVCO) inom landsbygdsresiliens (”Enhancing rural resilience in Yemen 2019-2022"), (ERRY II). Finansieringen går via FNs Multi Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTFO) för ERRY, och UNDP i Jemen administrerar insatsen i vilken även WFP, ILO och FAO deltar. The overall goal of the Programme is to "Contribute to reduced vulnerability and strengthened resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihoods and access to basic services." The Outcome of the Programme is "Crisis affected communities are better able to manage local risks and shocks for increased resilience and self-reliance". The Programme contributes to Agenda 2030 in the achievement of the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Goal 1: End Poverty in all its forms everywhere, Goal 2: End Hunger, achieve food security and improve nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture, Goal 5: Achieve Gender Equality and Empower all women and Girls, Goal 7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern Energy for all and Goal 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all. From a humanitarian point of view the contribution also addresses the root causes of the humanitarian crisis and in decreasing humanitarian needs in Yemen, through a resilience intervention that can positively enhance the nutritional and food security situation, as well as livelihood opportunities. The communities are expected to better manage local risks and shocks through increased resilience. Interventions will target the most vulnerable community groups, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), minorities and stressed host communities. The Programme uses an integrated and bottom-up planning and implementation approach to strengthening resilience in affected communities, bringing humanitarian, development and local peace components together. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Yemen Multi-hazard response preparedness Disaster Prevention & Preparedness Key findings from the first year of implementation Targets for reaching out to farmers and inputs to dairy farmers were lower thanplanned for and partly due to slow procurement process. However, approximately 700 farmers were supported with fodder seeds and trainingsessions in value chains for ruminants fattening, dairy value chains development, tomato and sorghum. Training on cultivation with low water requirements and high resistance was also taking place. Approximately 900 female farmers have been trained on milking practices, animal health and otherlivestock activities. Dairy processing units were rehabilitated benefiting the quality and hygiene of the production. Considering the positive impact observed during ERRY I related to empowering of womenheaded household these activities continued during the second phase. The number of Cash-for-work participants were lower than planned due to lack of permits from authorities but reached about 1000 and almost 20.000 beneficiaries through the cashin hand modality for rehabilitation of community assets. Community consultations were held to select assets that were most important to the community. Almost 60 community assets were restored water harvesting, road and school rehabilitation, market restoration, sanitation projects and solid waste disposal. The number of public institutions, like health and education, supported with solar systems exceeded the planning. The solar home system training was delayed and took place in the first quarter 2020. Two major interventions were conducted during the period a long term solar procurement agreement was developed to boost the local economy and promote private sector in solar energy implementation and cut the costs significantly. Furthermore, 25 solar offgrid systems were installed in health centres and 36 solar offgrid vaccine refrigerators installed. UNICEF and UNHCR have agreed to pilot solar microgrid in their responses. In addition to solar panel companies being created, job creation within areas of handcraft, repair and maintenance are also included. A large number of community resilience plans were developed, including operationalisation. An important component were to enhance the capacity of local authorities to enable them to respond to the basic needs of their communities. For example to improve water management through improved water use and fair distribution. Subdistrict committees were formed to represent all villages under each district. Under the social cohesion component approximately a third of the mediators were recruited and trained to facilitate peaceful conflict resolution. They were trained on do noharm principles, humanitarian principles of impartiality and neutrality. They were also trained on conflict scan and gender sensitivity. Key findings from the second year of implementation The report for the second year (January to December 2020) of ERRY II describes progress in the implementation of the project activities, despite challenges related to differences under authorities in the north and south, and the COVID19 pandemic to which the project quickly adapted in terms of responding to the new challenges as well as managing the planned activities. Some of the key achievements reported from this period are: 5,112 individuals were provided with emergency employment through cash-for-work activities, generating a combined income of USD 306,720. 5,112 individuals received business and skill development training to establish microbusinesses. 1,335 individuals established microbusiness and improved their access to income $100/month. 102 public facilities were solarized to resume the critical functions in schools, health centers and public offices. 2,000 HHs received COVID19 hygiene kits for protection and to prevent the spread of the virus. 104 insider mediators were trained on conflict resolution and analysis. 14 participants attended a training on Gender mainstreaming organized by SEARCH for ERRY II implementing partners. 57 community resilience plans and 23 subdistricts block grants were implemented to improve access to basic services and reduce conflicts. 133 community assets were restored and/or established $2,528,726.51 cash assistance was received by 8,902 individuals working on the community assets through FFA to improve their access to food. 590 apprentices were trained on life skills, financial literacy and theoretical training in selected occupations followed by on job training at workplaces. 320 master crafts persons were trained on learning methodologies, CBT/A and OSH under the apprenticeship scheme. 50 individuals were trained to improve their employability skills in solar energy microenterprises. 68 TOTs were trained on I OWN A SMALL BUSINESS curriculum targeting semiliterate beneficiaries. 5,500 farmers received animal feeds to enhance milk production and fattening of the livestock. 1,182 female farmers provided with small and medium size dairy equipment for collection, processing and marketing milk. 1,425 farmers trained on dairy processing, proper method of milking, & fattening. 3,500 rural farmers were supported with improved fodder crops to improve livestock productivity. Key findings from the final year of implementation During the reporting period a number of income generating activities were implemented with the aim of increasing resilience, as well as reducing food insecurity. According to the ERRY II Narrative Report (2021) vulnerable farming households improved their selfemployment and access to income through the agriculture value chain. Shortterm employment opportunities were created by rehabilitating key community assets. This was done through the implementation of Food Assistance for Assets (FFA) activities, providing work and dignity to beneficiaries. Individuals were provided with alternative livelihood business skills, thus improving their access to income and markets to meet their emergency needs. Beneficiaries were able to select businesses that suited their interests and capabilities while taking into account local market realities. FAO implemented activities related to agricultural value chain development. 11 300 farmers were provided with inputs to improve cereal (sorghum, millet and legumes) chain. The 11,300 beneficiaries reached with the support are in six districts of southern Yemen (Khanfir, Lawder, Zinjibar, Tuban, Tur Al Bahah and Ash Shaymaytyn). 9596 farmers supported to improve livestock productivity. Pestes des petit ruminant (PPR) and sheep/goat pox (SGP) are diseases affecting sheep and goats and are endemic in Yemen. Vaccination campaigns aimed at prevention and control of PPR and SGP, combined with treatment of sheep and goats against internal and external parasites was conducted in three governorates (Abyan, Lahj and Taiz). In the campaigns, total of 509,254 sheep/goats vaccinated and dewormed and 33,464 households reached with animal health services (vaccination and treatment). 16500 farmers trained on sorghum/millet, tomato, milk and coffee value chains, livestock fattening and health, dairy product processing and marketing. Provided training to strengthen cooperating partners capacity in regard to environmental and social safeguards during the FFA implementation. Engaged 55,7907 people to work in 62 different assets through FFA and 700 People in different income/skill generation trainings through FFT. More than 50,000 people indirectly benefitted from the assets created and rehabilitated. Transferred approximately USD 4 Million to targeted beneficiaries with the aim of supporting their immediate food security needs. During this period they managed to construct and rehabilitate 13 water harvesting schemes, 20 road projects, 10 school buildings and five sanitation projects among other things. Assessment of achieved results in relation to the objectives According to the impact evaluation conducted in 2022 showing that 82% of survey respondents indicated that their income had improved after engagement in ERRY II activities compared to before ERRY II. Regarding food security and livelihoods, ERRY II interventions has provided CashforWork (CfW) activities to 6,855 women and youth, among which over 5,000 received grants to help them establish microbusinessess, thus indirectly benefitting over 28,000 people. It is therefore Sida's assessment that the objectives of this contribution have been met. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13633-13633A0101-H Sweden The main objective of the ERRY II is to improve food and nutrition security, reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihood and access to basic services. There are several sub objectives in order to reach this overall goal: i) increase local actors capacity to deliver services to the community, ii) develop livelihood activities in agriculture, cash-for-work, iii) rehabilitate roads and water systems and agricutural land, iv) introduce renewable energy, solar panels for households, water pumps and local manufacturing. These activities will reduce the risks for people to fall back into a humanitarian situation but also to build resources in the community, resouces that have been depleted during many years of conflict and food insecturity. Conflict sensitivity is built into the programme and it also includes a component to promote social cohesion and capacity to peacefully resolve local conflicts. The contribution is a resilience support financed by a humanitarian allocation. The programme is a three years intervention, a humanitarian complement to an on-going EU DEVCO programme ”Enhancing resilience in Yemen in Food Security and resilient Livelihood programme”, second phase 2019-2022 (ERRY II). Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att på ett hållbart sätt främja mat- och nutritionssäkerhet, minska sårbarhet och stärka samhällens motståndskraft genom utökade försörjningsmöjligheter och bättre tillgång till grundläggande tjänster i Jemen. De olika delmålen är att i) öka lokala aktörers kapacitet att leverera tjänster till befolkningen, ii) genomföra försörjningsinsatser inom bl a jordbruk, tillfälliga arbetstillfällen (cash-for-work), iii) rehabilitera vägar och vattensystem, återställa jordbruksmark samt att iv) introducera förnybar energi såsom solpaneler för hushåll, till vattenpumpar och för lokal tillverkning. Samtliga dessa aktiviteter är avsedda att, förutom att minska risken för samhällen att falla tillbaka i en humanitär situation, även bygga upp resurser bland befolkningen för att klara kommande kriser, resurser som i många fall utarmats som en följd av krig och matosäkerhet. Vid utvecklingen och genomförandet av programmet har konfliktkänslighet byggts in. Insatsen innehåller även en komponent för konfliktförebyggande aktiviteter på lokalnivå. Insatsen kommer att ta i anspråk en del av den humanitära enhetens resiliensmedel (ca 5% av sakanslaget) till finansiering av en flerårig insats. Sidas stöd blir ett komplement till en pågående insats finansierad av EU-kommissionen (DEVCO) inom landsbygdsresiliens (”Enhancing rural resilience in Yemen 2019-2022"), (ERRY II). Finansieringen går via FNs Multi Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTFO) för ERRY, och UNDP i Jemen administrerar insatsen i vilken även WFP, ILO och FAO deltar. The overall goal of the Programme is to "Contribute to reduced vulnerability and strengthened resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihoods and access to basic services." The Outcome of the Programme is "Crisis affected communities are better able to manage local risks and shocks for increased resilience and self-reliance". The Programme contributes to Agenda 2030 in the achievement of the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Goal 1: End Poverty in all its forms everywhere, Goal 2: End Hunger, achieve food security and improve nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture, Goal 5: Achieve Gender Equality and Empower all women and Girls, Goal 7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern Energy for all and Goal 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all. From a humanitarian point of view the contribution also addresses the root causes of the humanitarian crisis and in decreasing humanitarian needs in Yemen, through a resilience intervention that can positively enhance the nutritional and food security situation, as well as livelihood opportunities. The communities are expected to better manage local risks and shocks through increased resilience. Interventions will target the most vulnerable community groups, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), minorities and stressed host communities. The Programme uses an integrated and bottom-up planning and implementation approach to strengthening resilience in affected communities, bringing humanitarian, development and local peace components together. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 30000000 0 50000000 0 0 80000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 30000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Meet humanitarian needs of women, men, girls and boys affected by crisis through rapid, efficient and flexible support. Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improve resilience and disaster risk reduction as well as strengthening the cooperation with development actors in this field Förbättra förutsättningar för resiliens och riskreducering samt stärka samarbetet med utvecklingsaktörer inom detta område Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improved conditions for populations affected by crises, including those most vulnerable, to exercise influence and demand accountability during needs assessments, framing and implementing contributions Förbättrade förutsättningar för krisdrabbade människor, inklusive de mest utsatta, att utöva inflytande och ansvarsutkrävande vid behovsbedömningar, utformandet av insatser och genomförandet Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Increase synergies by working for ensuring that the humanitarian response plans take into account overriding national development plans and/or UN development plan, and vice versa, provided that the humanitarian principles and the humanitarian actors impartial mission and specificity is respected Öka synergier genom att de humanitära responsplanerna beaktar övergripande nationella utvecklingsplaner och/eller FN:s utvecklingsplan, och vice-versa, under förutsättning att de humanitära principerna och de humanitära aktörernas opartiska uppdrag och särart respekteras Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13633-13633A0102-H10002 Sweden The main objective of the ERRY II is to improve food and nutrition security, reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihood and access to basic services. There are several sub objectives in order to reach this overall goal: i) increase local actors capacity to deliver services to the community, ii) develop livelihood activities in agriculture, cash-for-work, iii) rehabilitate roads and water systems and agricutural land, iv) introduce renewable energy, solar panels for households, water pumps and local manufacturing. These activities will reduce the risks for people to fall back into a humanitarian situation but also to build resources in the community, resouces that have been depleted during many years of conflict and food insecturity. Conflict sensitivity is built into the programme and it also includes a component to promote social cohesion and capacity to peacefully resolve local conflicts. The contribution is a resilience support financed by a humanitarian allocation. The programme is a three years intervention, a humanitarian complement to an on-going EU DEVCO programme ”Enhancing resilience in Yemen in Food Security and resilient Livelihood programme”, second phase 2019-2022 (ERRY II). Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att på ett hållbart sätt främja mat- och nutritionssäkerhet, minska sårbarhet och stärka samhällens motståndskraft genom utökade försörjningsmöjligheter och bättre tillgång till grundläggande tjänster i Jemen. De olika delmålen är att i) öka lokala aktörers kapacitet att leverera tjänster till befolkningen, ii) genomföra försörjningsinsatser inom bl a jordbruk, tillfälliga arbetstillfällen (cash-for-work), iii) rehabilitera vägar och vattensystem, återställa jordbruksmark samt att iv) introducera förnybar energi såsom solpaneler för hushåll, till vattenpumpar och för lokal tillverkning. Samtliga dessa aktiviteter är avsedda att, förutom att minska risken för samhällen att falla tillbaka i en humanitär situation, även bygga upp resurser bland befolkningen för att klara kommande kriser, resurser som i många fall utarmats som en följd av krig och matosäkerhet. Vid utvecklingen och genomförandet av programmet har konfliktkänslighet byggts in. Insatsen innehåller även en komponent för konfliktförebyggande aktiviteter på lokalnivå. Insatsen kommer att ta i anspråk en del av den humanitära enhetens resiliensmedel (ca 5% av sakanslaget) till finansiering av en flerårig insats. Sidas stöd blir ett komplement till en pågående insats finansierad av EU-kommissionen (DEVCO) inom landsbygdsresiliens (”Enhancing rural resilience in Yemen 2019-2022"), (ERRY II). Finansieringen går via FNs Multi Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTFO) för ERRY, och UNDP i Jemen administrerar insatsen i vilken även WFP, ILO och FAO deltar. The overall goal of the Programme is to "Contribute to reduced vulnerability and strengthened resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihoods and access to basic services." The Outcome of the Programme is "Crisis affected communities are better able to manage local risks and shocks for increased resilience and self-reliance". The Programme contributes to Agenda 2030 in the achievement of the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Goal 1: End Poverty in all its forms everywhere, Goal 2: End Hunger, achieve food security and improve nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture, Goal 5: Achieve Gender Equality and Empower all women and Girls, Goal 7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern Energy for all and Goal 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all. From a humanitarian point of view the contribution also addresses the root causes of the humanitarian crisis and in decreasing humanitarian needs in Yemen, through a resilience intervention that can positively enhance the nutritional and food security situation, as well as livelihood opportunities. The communities are expected to better manage local risks and shocks through increased resilience. Interventions will target the most vulnerable community groups, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), minorities and stressed host communities. The Programme uses an integrated and bottom-up planning and implementation approach to strengthening resilience in affected communities, bringing humanitarian, development and local peace components together. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Enhanced opportunities to live a dignified life for people living in protracted crisis situations Människor i utdragna kriser har förbättrade förutsättningar att leva ett värdigt liv Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-13633-13633A0103-H Sweden The main objective of the ERRY II is to improve food and nutrition security, reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihood and access to basic services. There are several sub objectives in order to reach this overall goal: i) increase local actors capacity to deliver services to the community, ii) develop livelihood activities in agriculture, cash-for-work, iii) rehabilitate roads and water systems and agricutural land, iv) introduce renewable energy, solar panels for households, water pumps and local manufacturing. These activities will reduce the risks for people to fall back into a humanitarian situation but also to build resources in the community, resouces that have been depleted during many years of conflict and food insecturity. Conflict sensitivity is built into the programme and it also includes a component to promote social cohesion and capacity to peacefully resolve local conflicts. The contribution is a resilience support financed by a humanitarian allocation. The programme is a three years intervention, a humanitarian complement to an on-going EU DEVCO programme ”Enhancing resilience in Yemen in Food Security and resilient Livelihood programme”, second phase 2019-2022 (ERRY II). Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att på ett hållbart sätt främja mat- och nutritionssäkerhet, minska sårbarhet och stärka samhällens motståndskraft genom utökade försörjningsmöjligheter och bättre tillgång till grundläggande tjänster i Jemen. De olika delmålen är att i) öka lokala aktörers kapacitet att leverera tjänster till befolkningen, ii) genomföra försörjningsinsatser inom bl a jordbruk, tillfälliga arbetstillfällen (cash-for-work), iii) rehabilitera vägar och vattensystem, återställa jordbruksmark samt att iv) introducera förnybar energi såsom solpaneler för hushåll, till vattenpumpar och för lokal tillverkning. Samtliga dessa aktiviteter är avsedda att, förutom att minska risken för samhällen att falla tillbaka i en humanitär situation, även bygga upp resurser bland befolkningen för att klara kommande kriser, resurser som i många fall utarmats som en följd av krig och matosäkerhet. Vid utvecklingen och genomförandet av programmet har konfliktkänslighet byggts in. Insatsen innehåller även en komponent för konfliktförebyggande aktiviteter på lokalnivå. Insatsen kommer att ta i anspråk en del av den humanitära enhetens resiliensmedel (ca 5% av sakanslaget) till finansiering av en flerårig insats. Sidas stöd blir ett komplement till en pågående insats finansierad av EU-kommissionen (DEVCO) inom landsbygdsresiliens (”Enhancing rural resilience in Yemen 2019-2022"), (ERRY II). Finansieringen går via FNs Multi Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTFO) för ERRY, och UNDP i Jemen administrerar insatsen i vilken även WFP, ILO och FAO deltar. The overall goal of the Programme is to "Contribute to reduced vulnerability and strengthened resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihoods and access to basic services." The Outcome of the Programme is "Crisis affected communities are better able to manage local risks and shocks for increased resilience and self-reliance". The Programme contributes to Agenda 2030 in the achievement of the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Goal 1: End Poverty in all its forms everywhere, Goal 2: End Hunger, achieve food security and improve nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture, Goal 5: Achieve Gender Equality and Empower all women and Girls, Goal 7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern Energy for all and Goal 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all. From a humanitarian point of view the contribution also addresses the root causes of the humanitarian crisis and in decreasing humanitarian needs in Yemen, through a resilience intervention that can positively enhance the nutritional and food security situation, as well as livelihood opportunities. The communities are expected to better manage local risks and shocks through increased resilience. Interventions will target the most vulnerable community groups, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), minorities and stressed host communities. The Programme uses an integrated and bottom-up planning and implementation approach to strengthening resilience in affected communities, bringing humanitarian, development and local peace components together. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -45005871 0 -45005871 -45005871 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -45005870.7299999967 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Enhanced opportunities to live a dignified life for people living in protracted crisis situations Människor i utdragna kriser har förbättrade förutsättningar att leva ett värdigt liv Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-13794 Sweden UNIDO has requested support to their Learning and Knowledge Development Facility (LKDF) 2.0 for the facilitation of demand-driven and innovative skills development in the era of automation and digitization.LKDF was initiated by Sida and UNIDO in 2012 and Sida supported the facility between 2013-2016. With around one third of the world’s 1.8 billion young people neither in employment, education, or training (abbreviated NEET), youth unemployment is one of pressing global issues in the 21st century. Furthermore, one billion more youth will enter the job market in the next decade, but only 40% are expected to find jobs that currently exist. This implies that 600 million jobs will have to be created in 10 years, only to keep pace with projected youth employment rates. Covid-19 may further aggravate the situation.One of the main reasons for high youth unemployment in many developing countries and countries in transition is a growing mismatch between the supply and demand of industrial skills. The content and quality of Technical and Vocational Education and Training programmes in many countries does not match the private sector’s demands. As a result, graduates cannot find jobs while employers cannot find skilled personnel. The LKDF promotes a modality that has proven successful in fostering youth employment through industrial skills training: Public Private Development Partnerships (PPDP), which is a way of delivering and funding public services with wider development impact and building local self-reliance and markets. The investment, risks, responsibilities and rewards are shared between the public sector, the private sector and a development partner. PPDPs are used in areas where poverty reduction cannot be achieved by separating private sector actors, the public sector and development agencies, and where all these actors share a common goal. To make a PPDP successful, it has to create benefits for all parties.The value proposition is that the private sector partners ensure that the curricula and the training are relevant for the industry, while the technical partners, such as UNIDO, are uniquely positioned to bring together stakeholders from the public sector, the private sector and the development sector. As a result of the above, PPDPs are well-positioned to serve as role models for curricula accreditation and emulation by other TVET Centers.The LKDF 2.0, will use the Market Systems Development (MSD) Approach to achieve systemic change in PPDPs with the expected outcome that demand-oriented vocational training is offered. The following outputs are planned; (1) Plans for partnerships that bridge the skills gap market failure are delivered; (2) Market Systems Development assessments are produced to inform new PPDPs; (3) Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is made available through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings, and; (4) Training proposals with innovative and future oriented training content are developed. The project will commence with a six months' long inception phase during which a number of strategic documents will be elaborated for approval before the second disbursement: a more developed results' framework and theory of change based on an inclusive system and risk analysis and the actual demand from the industry; an outreach strategy on how to to attract businesses and other actors, including other donors, to join, as well as a communication strategy; the terms of reference for the project steering committee, and; a draft workplan for the first year of implementation. In addition, a cross-departemental working group will be set up at UNIDO.The intervention’s total budget is 1,781,445 EUR, out of which UNIDO will fund 200,000 EUR and Sida contributes with 17 MSEK. The project is expected to contribute to employment and to Sustainable Development Goals number 4 (education), 9 (innovation) and 17 (partnerships). UNIDO har inkommit med en förfrågan om stöd till deras kunskaps- och lärandeplattform, Learning and Knowledge Development Facility 2.0, för facilitering av innovativ och efterfrågestyrd kompetensutveckling inom ramen för den globala omställningen som sker till följd av automatisering och digitalisering. Sidas bidrag uppgår till 17 MSEK, 3,4 MSEK per år mellan 2020-2024. Aktivitetsperioden löper till juni 2025. Den första utbetalningen görs i samband med signerandet av avtalet. Sida var med och startade LKDF tillsammans med UNIDO 2012 och stöttade faciliteten 2013-2016. Omkring en tredjedel av världens 1,8 miljarder unga människor är utan sysselsättning (anställning, skola eller annan utbildning) och ungdomsarbetslösheten är en av de stora globala frågorna för 2000-talet. En miljard unga kommer dessutom att komma ut på arbetsmarknaden under kommande tioårsperiod men bara 40% av dem förväntas kunna få ett av de nu existerande jobben. Det innebär att 600 miljoner jobb måste skapas inom tio år bara för att undvika att den nuvarande ungdomsarbetslösheten ökar. Beroende på effekterna av Covid-19 kan situationen bli ännu värre. En av de främsta anledningarna till hög ungdomsarbetslöshet i flera utvecklingsländer och länder i transition är ett ökande glapp mellan utbud och efterfrågan på industriella färdigheter. Innehållet och kvalitén av yrkesutbildningsprogrammen matchar inte näringslivets behov av kompetens. Unga nyutexaminerade får således inte jobb medan arbetsgivarna inte hittar kvalificerad personal. Det spär i sin tur på problemen med ungdomsarbetslöshet och påverkar den ekonomiska utvecklingen negativt till följd av uteblivna investeringar. LKDF 2.0 bygger på en modalitet som har visat sig vara framgångsrik vad gäller att bidra till sysselsättning bland unga genom utbildning inom industriella färdigheter, nämligen Public Private Development Partnerships, PPDPs, eller partnerskap mellan den offentliga och privata sektorn. PPDPs är ett sätt att leverera och finansiera tjänster tillhandahållna av den offentliga sektorn med ett större och bredare utvecklingsgenomslag, bygga oberoende och stärka lokala marknader. Investeringsriskerna, ansvaret och belöningarna delas mellan den offentliga sektorn, den privata sektorn och samarbetsparten. PPDPs används på områden där fattigdomsminskning inte kan uppnås om inte aktörer från näringslivet, den offentliga sektorn och utvecklingsaktörer går samman och där alla har ett gemensamt mål. För att en PPDP ska lyckas måste samarbetet bidra till positiva resultat för samtliga parter. Värdet med samarbetet eller samverkan är att den privata sektorn säkerställer att läroplaner och kurser är relevanta för industrin medan den tekniska parten, i det här fallet UNIDO, kan föra samman aktörer från det offentliga, näringslivet och utvecklingsaktörer såsom Sida. PPDPs utgör därmed en god grund för att inspirera till läroplanens ackreditering och att andra yrkesskolor strävar efter att efterlikna. LKDF 2.0 kommer att använda en marknadsansats för att bidra till systemförändring vad gäller PPDPs och den förväntade effekten är att efterfrågestyrd yrkesutbildning erbjuds och sysselsättningen ökar. Följande resultat förväntas: (1) Planer för partnerskap som överbryggar marknadsstörningen som har med kompetensglappet att göra levereras; (2) Bedömningar av marknadssystemutveckling produceras för att informera nya PPDPs; (3) Kunskap/lärdomar från PPDPs tillgängliggörs genom en utökad e-plattform och fysiska möten, och; (4) Kurs/utbildningsförslag med innovativa och framtidsorienterat innehåll utvecklas. Projektet inleds med en sex månader lång inceptionsfas under vilken ett antal strategiska dokument ska tas fram för godkännande innan den andra utbetalningen sker: ett mer utvecklat resultatramverk och förändringsteori baserad på en inkluderande system- och riskanalys och den faktiska efterfrågan från industrin; en strategi för "outreach" för att locka företag och andra aktörer att delta, inklusive andra givare, och en kommunikationsstrategi; en arbetsbeskrivning för projektets styrkommitté, och; förslag på en arbetsplan för det första året av genomförande. Dessutom ska en avdelningsövergripande arbetsgrupp etableras på UNIDO. Insatsens totala budget är 1,781,445 EUR varav UNIDO finansierar 200,000 EUR och Sida bidrar med 17 MSEK. Projektet förväntas bidra till sysselsättning och till de globala målen 4 (utbildning), 9 (innovation) och 17 (partnerskap). The development objective of LKDF 2.0 is to contribute to establishing inclusive, sustainable, and innovative market oriented vocational training systems and job creation in Africa and elsewhere in the era of digitilisation and automation by facilitating knowledge sharing and supporting a wider innovative approach for PPDPs in skills development. The proposal from UNIDO is to through an MSD diagnostic, which will take place during the inception phase, elaborate the theory of change based on a thorough analysis involving stakeholders and identify targets and indicators for measuring achievements linked to he following three strategic priority areas: i) advancing economic competitiveness, ii) creating shared prosperity, and iii) safeguarding the environment. The LKDF 2.0 will directly and indirectly provide support to governments, private sector, training institutions, students and trainees, current and future employees as well as investors to build stronger local economies, create jobs and improve working conditions. The intended end result of the intervention is to offer a strong TVET sector with increased efficiency, productivity, quality and competitiveness: students and trainees will improve their technical skills in line with market needs and will be able to apply them to find decent employments in fields linked to their improved skills. The following indicative outputs are suggested: 1. Partnerships that bridge the skills gap, a market failure, are supported; 2. Market Systems Development approach implemented in the development of new PPDPs; 3. Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is shared through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings; 4. Innovation is promoted by developing future oriented training programmes. During the inception phase, a more elaborated theory of change and results' framework was developed as well as a risk analysis which also take into account the effects or possible effects of the corona pandemic on the project. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Africa, regional Vocational training Secondary Education Below is a summary of the work undertaken by UNIDO during the period from 1 February 2023 to 31 January 2024, highlighting the major achievements during this reporting period. 1. Plans for partnerships that bridge the skills gap market failure are delivered: INDICATORS & TARGETS: - 25 partners trained on project design skills to include MSD in new PPDP projects - 5 PPDP project documents developed through LKDF support 2023 RESULTS: - 20 partners trained - 6 PPDP project documents developed OVERALL RESULTS - 40 partners trained - 11 PPDP project documents developed 2. Market Systems Development assessments are produced to inform new PPDPs: INDICATORS & TARGETS: - 2 MSD assessments for new PPDPs that funding has been sought for - 2 Terms of Reference for MSD drafted - 2 procurement tenders for services to conduct MSD assessments - 2 MSD assessments for which implementation has been overseen 2023 RESULTS: - 2 MSD assessment for new PPDPs (MISALEs bridging project in Ethiopia and ALTEO-funded MSDxPPDP initiative in Guinea) obtained funding - 1 TOR drafted (for MISALE bridging project in Ethiopia) - 1 MSD assessment being overseen by UNIDO (PAFEQ PPDP project in DRC) OVERALL RESULTS: - 3 MSD assessments for new PPDPs - 2 Terms of Reference for MSD drafted - 1 procurement tender for services to conduct MSD assessments - 1 MSD assessments for which implementation has been overseen 3. Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is made available through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings: INDICATORS & TARGETS: - 15 PPDPs included in the LKDF M&E system to measure knowledge transfer on PPDP interventions - 5 knowledge resources, facilities and technology collected and shared - 5 curricula aligned with learning materials using knowledge generated in PPDP projects - 3 teacher training systems developed incl. national certifications utilizing experiences gained in PPDP projects - 3 global fora, workshops/EGM/side events organized 2023 RESULTS: - 10 PPDPs included in the M&E system to be developed - 2 knowledge resources - 6 curricula - 1 global forum, 1 partners event and 2 workshops organized OVERALL RESULTS: - 10 PPDPs included in the M&E system to be developed - 3 knowledge resources - 6 curricula 4 global fora, 1 EGM, 1 partner's event and 2 workshops organized No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13794-13794A0101 Sweden UNIDO has requested support to their Learning and Knowledge Development Facility (LKDF) 2.0 for the facilitation of demand-driven and innovative skills development in the era of automation and digitization.LKDF was initiated by Sida and UNIDO in 2012 and Sida supported the facility between 2013-2016. With around one third of the world’s 1.8 billion young people neither in employment, education, or training (abbreviated NEET), youth unemployment is one of pressing global issues in the 21st century. Furthermore, one billion more youth will enter the job market in the next decade, but only 40% are expected to find jobs that currently exist. This implies that 600 million jobs will have to be created in 10 years, only to keep pace with projected youth employment rates. Covid-19 may further aggravate the situation.One of the main reasons for high youth unemployment in many developing countries and countries in transition is a growing mismatch between the supply and demand of industrial skills. The content and quality of Technical and Vocational Education and Training programmes in many countries does not match the private sector’s demands. As a result, graduates cannot find jobs while employers cannot find skilled personnel. The LKDF promotes a modality that has proven successful in fostering youth employment through industrial skills training: Public Private Development Partnerships (PPDP), which is a way of delivering and funding public services with wider development impact and building local self-reliance and markets. The investment, risks, responsibilities and rewards are shared between the public sector, the private sector and a development partner. PPDPs are used in areas where poverty reduction cannot be achieved by separating private sector actors, the public sector and development agencies, and where all these actors share a common goal. To make a PPDP successful, it has to create benefits for all parties.The value proposition is that the private sector partners ensure that the curricula and the training are relevant for the industry, while the technical partners, such as UNIDO, are uniquely positioned to bring together stakeholders from the public sector, the private sector and the development sector. As a result of the above, PPDPs are well-positioned to serve as role models for curricula accreditation and emulation by other TVET Centers.The LKDF 2.0, will use the Market Systems Development (MSD) Approach to achieve systemic change in PPDPs with the expected outcome that demand-oriented vocational training is offered. The following outputs are planned; (1) Plans for partnerships that bridge the skills gap market failure are delivered; (2) Market Systems Development assessments are produced to inform new PPDPs; (3) Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is made available through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings, and; (4) Training proposals with innovative and future oriented training content are developed. The project will commence with a six months' long inception phase during which a number of strategic documents will be elaborated for approval before the second disbursement: a more developed results' framework and theory of change based on an inclusive system and risk analysis and the actual demand from the industry; an outreach strategy on how to to attract businesses and other actors, including other donors, to join, as well as a communication strategy; the terms of reference for the project steering committee, and; a draft workplan for the first year of implementation. In addition, a cross-departemental working group will be set up at UNIDO.The intervention’s total budget is 1,781,445 EUR, out of which UNIDO will fund 200,000 EUR and Sida contributes with 17 MSEK. The project is expected to contribute to employment and to Sustainable Development Goals number 4 (education), 9 (innovation) and 17 (partnerships). UNIDO har inkommit med en förfrågan om stöd till deras kunskaps- och lärandeplattform, Learning and Knowledge Development Facility 2.0, för facilitering av innovativ och efterfrågestyrd kompetensutveckling inom ramen för den globala omställningen som sker till följd av automatisering och digitalisering. Sidas bidrag uppgår till 17 MSEK, 3,4 MSEK per år mellan 2020-2024. Aktivitetsperioden löper till juni 2025. Den första utbetalningen görs i samband med signerandet av avtalet. Sida var med och startade LKDF tillsammans med UNIDO 2012 och stöttade faciliteten 2013-2016. Omkring en tredjedel av världens 1,8 miljarder unga människor är utan sysselsättning (anställning, skola eller annan utbildning) och ungdomsarbetslösheten är en av de stora globala frågorna för 2000-talet. En miljard unga kommer dessutom att komma ut på arbetsmarknaden under kommande tioårsperiod men bara 40% av dem förväntas kunna få ett av de nu existerande jobben. Det innebär att 600 miljoner jobb måste skapas inom tio år bara för att undvika att den nuvarande ungdomsarbetslösheten ökar. Beroende på effekterna av Covid-19 kan situationen bli ännu värre. En av de främsta anledningarna till hög ungdomsarbetslöshet i flera utvecklingsländer och länder i transition är ett ökande glapp mellan utbud och efterfrågan på industriella färdigheter. Innehållet och kvalitén av yrkesutbildningsprogrammen matchar inte näringslivets behov av kompetens. Unga nyutexaminerade får således inte jobb medan arbetsgivarna inte hittar kvalificerad personal. Det spär i sin tur på problemen med ungdomsarbetslöshet och påverkar den ekonomiska utvecklingen negativt till följd av uteblivna investeringar. LKDF 2.0 bygger på en modalitet som har visat sig vara framgångsrik vad gäller att bidra till sysselsättning bland unga genom utbildning inom industriella färdigheter, nämligen Public Private Development Partnerships, PPDPs, eller partnerskap mellan den offentliga och privata sektorn. PPDPs är ett sätt att leverera och finansiera tjänster tillhandahållna av den offentliga sektorn med ett större och bredare utvecklingsgenomslag, bygga oberoende och stärka lokala marknader. Investeringsriskerna, ansvaret och belöningarna delas mellan den offentliga sektorn, den privata sektorn och samarbetsparten. PPDPs används på områden där fattigdomsminskning inte kan uppnås om inte aktörer från näringslivet, den offentliga sektorn och utvecklingsaktörer går samman och där alla har ett gemensamt mål. För att en PPDP ska lyckas måste samarbetet bidra till positiva resultat för samtliga parter. Värdet med samarbetet eller samverkan är att den privata sektorn säkerställer att läroplaner och kurser är relevanta för industrin medan den tekniska parten, i det här fallet UNIDO, kan föra samman aktörer från det offentliga, näringslivet och utvecklingsaktörer såsom Sida. PPDPs utgör därmed en god grund för att inspirera till läroplanens ackreditering och att andra yrkesskolor strävar efter att efterlikna. LKDF 2.0 kommer att använda en marknadsansats för att bidra till systemförändring vad gäller PPDPs och den förväntade effekten är att efterfrågestyrd yrkesutbildning erbjuds och sysselsättningen ökar. Följande resultat förväntas: (1) Planer för partnerskap som överbryggar marknadsstörningen som har med kompetensglappet att göra levereras; (2) Bedömningar av marknadssystemutveckling produceras för att informera nya PPDPs; (3) Kunskap/lärdomar från PPDPs tillgängliggörs genom en utökad e-plattform och fysiska möten, och; (4) Kurs/utbildningsförslag med innovativa och framtidsorienterat innehåll utvecklas. Projektet inleds med en sex månader lång inceptionsfas under vilken ett antal strategiska dokument ska tas fram för godkännande innan den andra utbetalningen sker: ett mer utvecklat resultatramverk och förändringsteori baserad på en inkluderande system- och riskanalys och den faktiska efterfrågan från industrin; en strategi för "outreach" för att locka företag och andra aktörer att delta, inklusive andra givare, och en kommunikationsstrategi; en arbetsbeskrivning för projektets styrkommitté, och; förslag på en arbetsplan för det första året av genomförande. Dessutom ska en avdelningsövergripande arbetsgrupp etableras på UNIDO. Insatsens totala budget är 1,781,445 EUR varav UNIDO finansierar 200,000 EUR och Sida bidrar med 17 MSEK. Projektet förväntas bidra till sysselsättning och till de globala målen 4 (utbildning), 9 (innovation) och 17 (partnerskap). The development objective of LKDF 2.0 is to contribute to establishing inclusive, sustainable, and innovative market oriented vocational training systems and job creation in Africa and elsewhere in the era of digitilisation and automation by facilitating knowledge sharing and supporting a wider innovative approach for PPDPs in skills development. The proposal from UNIDO is to through an MSD diagnostic, which will take place during the inception phase, elaborate the theory of change based on a thorough analysis involving stakeholders and identify targets and indicators for measuring achievements linked to he following three strategic priority areas: i) advancing economic competitiveness, ii) creating shared prosperity, and iii) safeguarding the environment. The LKDF 2.0 will directly and indirectly provide support to governments, private sector, training institutions, students and trainees, current and future employees as well as investors to build stronger local economies, create jobs and improve working conditions. The intended end result of the intervention is to offer a strong TVET sector with increased efficiency, productivity, quality and competitiveness: students and trainees will improve their technical skills in line with market needs and will be able to apply them to find decent employments in fields linked to their improved skills. The following indicative outputs are suggested: 1. Partnerships that bridge the skills gap, a market failure, are supported; 2. Market Systems Development approach implemented in the development of new PPDPs; 3. Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is shared through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings; 4. Innovation is promoted by developing future oriented training programmes. During the inception phase, a more elaborated theory of change and results' framework was developed as well as a risk analysis which also take into account the effects or possible effects of the corona pandemic on the project. Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 9.2 - Promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and, by 2030, significantly raise industry’s share of employment and gross domestic product, in line with national circumstances, and double its share in least developed countries. 9.2 - Verka för en inkluderande och hållbar industrialisering. Till 2030 avsevärt öka industrins andel av sysselsättning och BNP, i enlighet med nationella förhållanden, och fördubbla denna andel i de minst utvecklade länderna. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3400000 3400000 0 0 0 0 3400000 0 0 0 3400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6800000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 3400000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 3400000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13794-13794A0102 Sweden UNIDO has requested support to their Learning and Knowledge Development Facility (LKDF) 2.0 for the facilitation of demand-driven and innovative skills development in the era of automation and digitization.LKDF was initiated by Sida and UNIDO in 2012 and Sida supported the facility between 2013-2016. With around one third of the world’s 1.8 billion young people neither in employment, education, or training (abbreviated NEET), youth unemployment is one of pressing global issues in the 21st century. Furthermore, one billion more youth will enter the job market in the next decade, but only 40% are expected to find jobs that currently exist. This implies that 600 million jobs will have to be created in 10 years, only to keep pace with projected youth employment rates. Covid-19 may further aggravate the situation.One of the main reasons for high youth unemployment in many developing countries and countries in transition is a growing mismatch between the supply and demand of industrial skills. The content and quality of Technical and Vocational Education and Training programmes in many countries does not match the private sector’s demands. As a result, graduates cannot find jobs while employers cannot find skilled personnel. The LKDF promotes a modality that has proven successful in fostering youth employment through industrial skills training: Public Private Development Partnerships (PPDP), which is a way of delivering and funding public services with wider development impact and building local self-reliance and markets. The investment, risks, responsibilities and rewards are shared between the public sector, the private sector and a development partner. PPDPs are used in areas where poverty reduction cannot be achieved by separating private sector actors, the public sector and development agencies, and where all these actors share a common goal. To make a PPDP successful, it has to create benefits for all parties.The value proposition is that the private sector partners ensure that the curricula and the training are relevant for the industry, while the technical partners, such as UNIDO, are uniquely positioned to bring together stakeholders from the public sector, the private sector and the development sector. As a result of the above, PPDPs are well-positioned to serve as role models for curricula accreditation and emulation by other TVET Centers.The LKDF 2.0, will use the Market Systems Development (MSD) Approach to achieve systemic change in PPDPs with the expected outcome that demand-oriented vocational training is offered. The following outputs are planned; (1) Plans for partnerships that bridge the skills gap market failure are delivered; (2) Market Systems Development assessments are produced to inform new PPDPs; (3) Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is made available through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings, and; (4) Training proposals with innovative and future oriented training content are developed. The project will commence with a six months' long inception phase during which a number of strategic documents will be elaborated for approval before the second disbursement: a more developed results' framework and theory of change based on an inclusive system and risk analysis and the actual demand from the industry; an outreach strategy on how to to attract businesses and other actors, including other donors, to join, as well as a communication strategy; the terms of reference for the project steering committee, and; a draft workplan for the first year of implementation. In addition, a cross-departemental working group will be set up at UNIDO.The intervention’s total budget is 1,781,445 EUR, out of which UNIDO will fund 200,000 EUR and Sida contributes with 17 MSEK. The project is expected to contribute to employment and to Sustainable Development Goals number 4 (education), 9 (innovation) and 17 (partnerships). UNIDO har inkommit med en förfrågan om stöd till deras kunskaps- och lärandeplattform, Learning and Knowledge Development Facility 2.0, för facilitering av innovativ och efterfrågestyrd kompetensutveckling inom ramen för den globala omställningen som sker till följd av automatisering och digitalisering. Sidas bidrag uppgår till 17 MSEK, 3,4 MSEK per år mellan 2020-2024. Aktivitetsperioden löper till juni 2025. Den första utbetalningen görs i samband med signerandet av avtalet. Sida var med och startade LKDF tillsammans med UNIDO 2012 och stöttade faciliteten 2013-2016. Omkring en tredjedel av världens 1,8 miljarder unga människor är utan sysselsättning (anställning, skola eller annan utbildning) och ungdomsarbetslösheten är en av de stora globala frågorna för 2000-talet. En miljard unga kommer dessutom att komma ut på arbetsmarknaden under kommande tioårsperiod men bara 40% av dem förväntas kunna få ett av de nu existerande jobben. Det innebär att 600 miljoner jobb måste skapas inom tio år bara för att undvika att den nuvarande ungdomsarbetslösheten ökar. Beroende på effekterna av Covid-19 kan situationen bli ännu värre. En av de främsta anledningarna till hög ungdomsarbetslöshet i flera utvecklingsländer och länder i transition är ett ökande glapp mellan utbud och efterfrågan på industriella färdigheter. Innehållet och kvalitén av yrkesutbildningsprogrammen matchar inte näringslivets behov av kompetens. Unga nyutexaminerade får således inte jobb medan arbetsgivarna inte hittar kvalificerad personal. Det spär i sin tur på problemen med ungdomsarbetslöshet och påverkar den ekonomiska utvecklingen negativt till följd av uteblivna investeringar. LKDF 2.0 bygger på en modalitet som har visat sig vara framgångsrik vad gäller att bidra till sysselsättning bland unga genom utbildning inom industriella färdigheter, nämligen Public Private Development Partnerships, PPDPs, eller partnerskap mellan den offentliga och privata sektorn. PPDPs är ett sätt att leverera och finansiera tjänster tillhandahållna av den offentliga sektorn med ett större och bredare utvecklingsgenomslag, bygga oberoende och stärka lokala marknader. Investeringsriskerna, ansvaret och belöningarna delas mellan den offentliga sektorn, den privata sektorn och samarbetsparten. PPDPs används på områden där fattigdomsminskning inte kan uppnås om inte aktörer från näringslivet, den offentliga sektorn och utvecklingsaktörer går samman och där alla har ett gemensamt mål. För att en PPDP ska lyckas måste samarbetet bidra till positiva resultat för samtliga parter. Värdet med samarbetet eller samverkan är att den privata sektorn säkerställer att läroplaner och kurser är relevanta för industrin medan den tekniska parten, i det här fallet UNIDO, kan föra samman aktörer från det offentliga, näringslivet och utvecklingsaktörer såsom Sida. PPDPs utgör därmed en god grund för att inspirera till läroplanens ackreditering och att andra yrkesskolor strävar efter att efterlikna. LKDF 2.0 kommer att använda en marknadsansats för att bidra till systemförändring vad gäller PPDPs och den förväntade effekten är att efterfrågestyrd yrkesutbildning erbjuds och sysselsättningen ökar. Följande resultat förväntas: (1) Planer för partnerskap som överbryggar marknadsstörningen som har med kompetensglappet att göra levereras; (2) Bedömningar av marknadssystemutveckling produceras för att informera nya PPDPs; (3) Kunskap/lärdomar från PPDPs tillgängliggörs genom en utökad e-plattform och fysiska möten, och; (4) Kurs/utbildningsförslag med innovativa och framtidsorienterat innehåll utvecklas. Projektet inleds med en sex månader lång inceptionsfas under vilken ett antal strategiska dokument ska tas fram för godkännande innan den andra utbetalningen sker: ett mer utvecklat resultatramverk och förändringsteori baserad på en inkluderande system- och riskanalys och den faktiska efterfrågan från industrin; en strategi för "outreach" för att locka företag och andra aktörer att delta, inklusive andra givare, och en kommunikationsstrategi; en arbetsbeskrivning för projektets styrkommitté, och; förslag på en arbetsplan för det första året av genomförande. Dessutom ska en avdelningsövergripande arbetsgrupp etableras på UNIDO. Insatsens totala budget är 1,781,445 EUR varav UNIDO finansierar 200,000 EUR och Sida bidrar med 17 MSEK. Projektet förväntas bidra till sysselsättning och till de globala målen 4 (utbildning), 9 (innovation) och 17 (partnerskap). The development objective of LKDF 2.0 is to contribute to establishing inclusive, sustainable, and innovative market oriented vocational training systems and job creation in Africa and elsewhere in the era of digitilisation and automation by facilitating knowledge sharing and supporting a wider innovative approach for PPDPs in skills development. The proposal from UNIDO is to through an MSD diagnostic, which will take place during the inception phase, elaborate the theory of change based on a thorough analysis involving stakeholders and identify targets and indicators for measuring achievements linked to he following three strategic priority areas: i) advancing economic competitiveness, ii) creating shared prosperity, and iii) safeguarding the environment. The LKDF 2.0 will directly and indirectly provide support to governments, private sector, training institutions, students and trainees, current and future employees as well as investors to build stronger local economies, create jobs and improve working conditions. The intended end result of the intervention is to offer a strong TVET sector with increased efficiency, productivity, quality and competitiveness: students and trainees will improve their technical skills in line with market needs and will be able to apply them to find decent employments in fields linked to their improved skills. The following indicative outputs are suggested: 1. Partnerships that bridge the skills gap, a market failure, are supported; 2. Market Systems Development approach implemented in the development of new PPDPs; 3. Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is shared through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings; 4. Innovation is promoted by developing future oriented training programmes. During the inception phase, a more elaborated theory of change and results' framework was developed as well as a risk analysis which also take into account the effects or possible effects of the corona pandemic on the project. Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 9.2 - Verka för en inkluderande och hållbar industrialisering. Till 2030 avsevärt öka industrins andel av sysselsättning och BNP, i enlighet med nationella förhållanden, och fördubbla denna andel i de minst utvecklade länderna. 9.2 - Promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and, by 2030, significantly raise industry’s share of employment and gross domestic product, in line with national circumstances, and double its share in least developed countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2312000 3400000 3400000 0 3400000 2312000 0 0 0 3400000 0 0 0 0 9112000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 2312000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 3400000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 3400000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13794-13794A0103 Sweden UNIDO has requested support to their Learning and Knowledge Development Facility (LKDF) 2.0 for the facilitation of demand-driven and innovative skills development in the era of automation and digitization.LKDF was initiated by Sida and UNIDO in 2012 and Sida supported the facility between 2013-2016. With around one third of the world’s 1.8 billion young people neither in employment, education, or training (abbreviated NEET), youth unemployment is one of pressing global issues in the 21st century. Furthermore, one billion more youth will enter the job market in the next decade, but only 40% are expected to find jobs that currently exist. This implies that 600 million jobs will have to be created in 10 years, only to keep pace with projected youth employment rates. Covid-19 may further aggravate the situation.One of the main reasons for high youth unemployment in many developing countries and countries in transition is a growing mismatch between the supply and demand of industrial skills. The content and quality of Technical and Vocational Education and Training programmes in many countries does not match the private sector’s demands. As a result, graduates cannot find jobs while employers cannot find skilled personnel. The LKDF promotes a modality that has proven successful in fostering youth employment through industrial skills training: Public Private Development Partnerships (PPDP), which is a way of delivering and funding public services with wider development impact and building local self-reliance and markets. The investment, risks, responsibilities and rewards are shared between the public sector, the private sector and a development partner. PPDPs are used in areas where poverty reduction cannot be achieved by separating private sector actors, the public sector and development agencies, and where all these actors share a common goal. To make a PPDP successful, it has to create benefits for all parties.The value proposition is that the private sector partners ensure that the curricula and the training are relevant for the industry, while the technical partners, such as UNIDO, are uniquely positioned to bring together stakeholders from the public sector, the private sector and the development sector. As a result of the above, PPDPs are well-positioned to serve as role models for curricula accreditation and emulation by other TVET Centers.The LKDF 2.0, will use the Market Systems Development (MSD) Approach to achieve systemic change in PPDPs with the expected outcome that demand-oriented vocational training is offered. The following outputs are planned; (1) Plans for partnerships that bridge the skills gap market failure are delivered; (2) Market Systems Development assessments are produced to inform new PPDPs; (3) Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is made available through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings, and; (4) Training proposals with innovative and future oriented training content are developed. The project will commence with a six months' long inception phase during which a number of strategic documents will be elaborated for approval before the second disbursement: a more developed results' framework and theory of change based on an inclusive system and risk analysis and the actual demand from the industry; an outreach strategy on how to to attract businesses and other actors, including other donors, to join, as well as a communication strategy; the terms of reference for the project steering committee, and; a draft workplan for the first year of implementation. In addition, a cross-departemental working group will be set up at UNIDO.The intervention’s total budget is 1,781,445 EUR, out of which UNIDO will fund 200,000 EUR and Sida contributes with 17 MSEK. The project is expected to contribute to employment and to Sustainable Development Goals number 4 (education), 9 (innovation) and 17 (partnerships). UNIDO har inkommit med en förfrågan om stöd till deras kunskaps- och lärandeplattform, Learning and Knowledge Development Facility 2.0, för facilitering av innovativ och efterfrågestyrd kompetensutveckling inom ramen för den globala omställningen som sker till följd av automatisering och digitalisering. Sidas bidrag uppgår till 17 MSEK, 3,4 MSEK per år mellan 2020-2024. Aktivitetsperioden löper till juni 2025. Den första utbetalningen görs i samband med signerandet av avtalet. Sida var med och startade LKDF tillsammans med UNIDO 2012 och stöttade faciliteten 2013-2016. Omkring en tredjedel av världens 1,8 miljarder unga människor är utan sysselsättning (anställning, skola eller annan utbildning) och ungdomsarbetslösheten är en av de stora globala frågorna för 2000-talet. En miljard unga kommer dessutom att komma ut på arbetsmarknaden under kommande tioårsperiod men bara 40% av dem förväntas kunna få ett av de nu existerande jobben. Det innebär att 600 miljoner jobb måste skapas inom tio år bara för att undvika att den nuvarande ungdomsarbetslösheten ökar. Beroende på effekterna av Covid-19 kan situationen bli ännu värre. En av de främsta anledningarna till hög ungdomsarbetslöshet i flera utvecklingsländer och länder i transition är ett ökande glapp mellan utbud och efterfrågan på industriella färdigheter. Innehållet och kvalitén av yrkesutbildningsprogrammen matchar inte näringslivets behov av kompetens. Unga nyutexaminerade får således inte jobb medan arbetsgivarna inte hittar kvalificerad personal. Det spär i sin tur på problemen med ungdomsarbetslöshet och påverkar den ekonomiska utvecklingen negativt till följd av uteblivna investeringar. LKDF 2.0 bygger på en modalitet som har visat sig vara framgångsrik vad gäller att bidra till sysselsättning bland unga genom utbildning inom industriella färdigheter, nämligen Public Private Development Partnerships, PPDPs, eller partnerskap mellan den offentliga och privata sektorn. PPDPs är ett sätt att leverera och finansiera tjänster tillhandahållna av den offentliga sektorn med ett större och bredare utvecklingsgenomslag, bygga oberoende och stärka lokala marknader. Investeringsriskerna, ansvaret och belöningarna delas mellan den offentliga sektorn, den privata sektorn och samarbetsparten. PPDPs används på områden där fattigdomsminskning inte kan uppnås om inte aktörer från näringslivet, den offentliga sektorn och utvecklingsaktörer går samman och där alla har ett gemensamt mål. För att en PPDP ska lyckas måste samarbetet bidra till positiva resultat för samtliga parter. Värdet med samarbetet eller samverkan är att den privata sektorn säkerställer att läroplaner och kurser är relevanta för industrin medan den tekniska parten, i det här fallet UNIDO, kan föra samman aktörer från det offentliga, näringslivet och utvecklingsaktörer såsom Sida. PPDPs utgör därmed en god grund för att inspirera till läroplanens ackreditering och att andra yrkesskolor strävar efter att efterlikna. LKDF 2.0 kommer att använda en marknadsansats för att bidra till systemförändring vad gäller PPDPs och den förväntade effekten är att efterfrågestyrd yrkesutbildning erbjuds och sysselsättningen ökar. Följande resultat förväntas: (1) Planer för partnerskap som överbryggar marknadsstörningen som har med kompetensglappet att göra levereras; (2) Bedömningar av marknadssystemutveckling produceras för att informera nya PPDPs; (3) Kunskap/lärdomar från PPDPs tillgängliggörs genom en utökad e-plattform och fysiska möten, och; (4) Kurs/utbildningsförslag med innovativa och framtidsorienterat innehåll utvecklas. Projektet inleds med en sex månader lång inceptionsfas under vilken ett antal strategiska dokument ska tas fram för godkännande innan den andra utbetalningen sker: ett mer utvecklat resultatramverk och förändringsteori baserad på en inkluderande system- och riskanalys och den faktiska efterfrågan från industrin; en strategi för "outreach" för att locka företag och andra aktörer att delta, inklusive andra givare, och en kommunikationsstrategi; en arbetsbeskrivning för projektets styrkommitté, och; förslag på en arbetsplan för det första året av genomförande. Dessutom ska en avdelningsövergripande arbetsgrupp etableras på UNIDO. Insatsens totala budget är 1,781,445 EUR varav UNIDO finansierar 200,000 EUR och Sida bidrar med 17 MSEK. Projektet förväntas bidra till sysselsättning och till de globala målen 4 (utbildning), 9 (innovation) och 17 (partnerskap). The development objective of LKDF 2.0 is to contribute to establishing inclusive, sustainable, and innovative market oriented vocational training systems and job creation in Africa and elsewhere in the era of digitilisation and automation by facilitating knowledge sharing and supporting a wider innovative approach for PPDPs in skills development. The proposal from UNIDO is to through an MSD diagnostic, which will take place during the inception phase, elaborate the theory of change based on a thorough analysis involving stakeholders and identify targets and indicators for measuring achievements linked to he following three strategic priority areas: i) advancing economic competitiveness, ii) creating shared prosperity, and iii) safeguarding the environment. The LKDF 2.0 will directly and indirectly provide support to governments, private sector, training institutions, students and trainees, current and future employees as well as investors to build stronger local economies, create jobs and improve working conditions. The intended end result of the intervention is to offer a strong TVET sector with increased efficiency, productivity, quality and competitiveness: students and trainees will improve their technical skills in line with market needs and will be able to apply them to find decent employments in fields linked to their improved skills. The following indicative outputs are suggested: 1. Partnerships that bridge the skills gap, a market failure, are supported; 2. Market Systems Development approach implemented in the development of new PPDPs; 3. Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is shared through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings; 4. Innovation is promoted by developing future oriented training programmes. During the inception phase, a more elaborated theory of change and results' framework was developed as well as a risk analysis which also take into account the effects or possible effects of the corona pandemic on the project. Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 9.2 - Verka för en inkluderande och hållbar industrialisering. Till 2030 avsevärt öka industrins andel av sysselsättning och BNP, i enlighet med nationella förhållanden, och fördubbla denna andel i de minst utvecklade länderna. 9.2 - Promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and, by 2030, significantly raise industry’s share of employment and gross domestic product, in line with national circumstances, and double its share in least developed countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3088000 0 0 0 0 0 3088000 3088000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 3088000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt Enhanced mobilization of the private sector’s engagement, resources and capital. Stärkt mobilisering av näringslivets engagemang, resurser och kapital. Other Övrigt Strengthened development and application of innovative methods and forms of collaboration and financing that contribute to sustainable development Stärkt utveckling och tillämpning av innovativa metoder samt samverkans- och finansieringsformer som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13932 Sweden The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change. In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine. Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities. Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action. The project will operate on a budget of up to 5 MSEK and be conducted over a 15-month period. Det långsiktiga målet för projektet "INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine's Reform Agenda" som föreslås av WWF CEE och WWF Ukraine är att uppnå integrering av klimat i Ukrainas politiska reformagenda genom att bidra till ökad kunskap och stöd från olika intressenter. WWF avser även att stödja kapacitetsutveckling. Projektet kommer genom samarbete med offentliga och privata aktörer att möjliggöra klimatanpassning och begränsning av klimatförändringar, t ex att återställa våtmarker för att kunna hantera översvämningar och torka eller att öka skogens motståndskraft. Resultatet blir en minskning av landets koldioxidutsläpp och ett mer motståndskraftigt samhälle och ekonomi som i mindre grad påverkas av de negativa effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Projektet förväntas uppnå följande resultat: Resultat 1: Intressenter vägleds av en gemensam integrerad vision för ett klimatsmart Ukraina. Resultat 2: Rekommendationer för att integrera ekosystemsbaserad anpassning i olika politiska sektorer (skog, vattenförvaltning, jordbruk) har stöd av viktiga intressenter (inkl. privat sektor) och informeras av den lokala kontexten. Resultat 3: Allmänheten och experterna är informerade och stödjer integrering av ekosystembaserad anpassning till sektorspolitiken Resultat 4: Projektet genomförs professionellt, bidrar till lärande och ger en bra grund för uppföljning. Projektet kommer att ha en budget på 5 MSEK och ska genomföras under en 15-månadersperiod. The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change.  In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes:  Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine.  Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities.  Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies  Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action.    Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Bio-diversity General Environment Protection This project was implement 1 July 2021 to 31 December 2022 and was subsequently heavily impacted by the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. - Recommendations for mainstreaming Nature-based Solutions into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture and environmental sphere) for climate adaptation and post-war recovery were developed through a series of workshops, which ensured support by key stakeholders. - The Ukrainian public and experts were informed about best practices and approaches to implement Nature-based Solutions through the first Ukrainian-language Nature-based Solutions platform (www.nbs.wwf.ua), a website that will continue to server as source of information for those responsible for strategic planning and practical implementation of Nature-based Solutions, serving learning and knowledge exchange; - Young people were inspired and engaged, equipped with knowledge and capacitated to act through a youth-oriented leadership programme (for 14 young people) and an open training course; - Three local CSOs were engaged and capacitated to implement Nature-based Solutions through a small grants programme. The programme brought together non-governmental organisations and executive authorities of local communities to mainstream Nature-based Solutions into local strategic development and restoration plans and proved that there is need and interest at local level in learning about and implementing Nature-based Solutions; - Representatives of state executive authorities increased their knowledge about Nature-based Solutions and best practice implementation by actively participating in a study tour to Bavaria, Germany and/or joining the Final Conference in Brussels, where they could interact with representatives of the EU Commission, - Staff of WWF-Ukraine, CSO participants of the small grants programme and the national expert community involved in the project improved their knowledge and skills regarding integrating gender and human rights-based approaches into environmental activities by attending training sessions organized by WWF-Sweden - The topic of Nature-based Solutions implementation for the post-war recovery of Ukraine was raised to the attention of stakeholders. It is popularised to such an extent that leading media have started communicating about Nature-based Solutions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13932-13932A0101 Sweden The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change. In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine. Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities. Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action. The project will operate on a budget of up to 5 MSEK and be conducted over a 15-month period. Det långsiktiga målet för projektet "INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine's Reform Agenda" som föreslås av WWF CEE och WWF Ukraine är att uppnå integrering av klimat i Ukrainas politiska reformagenda genom att bidra till ökad kunskap och stöd från olika intressenter. WWF avser även att stödja kapacitetsutveckling. Projektet kommer genom samarbete med offentliga och privata aktörer att möjliggöra klimatanpassning och begränsning av klimatförändringar, t ex att återställa våtmarker för att kunna hantera översvämningar och torka eller att öka skogens motståndskraft. Resultatet blir en minskning av landets koldioxidutsläpp och ett mer motståndskraftigt samhälle och ekonomi som i mindre grad påverkas av de negativa effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Projektet förväntas uppnå följande resultat: Resultat 1: Intressenter vägleds av en gemensam integrerad vision för ett klimatsmart Ukraina. Resultat 2: Rekommendationer för att integrera ekosystemsbaserad anpassning i olika politiska sektorer (skog, vattenförvaltning, jordbruk) har stöd av viktiga intressenter (inkl. privat sektor) och informeras av den lokala kontexten. Resultat 3: Allmänheten och experterna är informerade och stödjer integrering av ekosystembaserad anpassning till sektorspolitiken Resultat 4: Projektet genomförs professionellt, bidrar till lärande och ger en bra grund för uppföljning. Projektet kommer att ha en budget på 5 MSEK och ska genomföras under en 15-månadersperiod. The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change.  In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes:  Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine.  Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities.  Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies  Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action.    Sweden WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.6 - Främja en rimlig och rättvis fördelning av den nytta som uppstår vid användning av genetiska resurser samt lämpligt tillträde till sådana resurser, i enlighet med internationella avtal. 15.6 - Promote fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources and promote appropriate access to such resources, as internationally agreed. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 2000000 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe 2000000 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Östeuropa: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13932-13932A0102 Sweden The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change. In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine. Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities. Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action. The project will operate on a budget of up to 5 MSEK and be conducted over a 15-month period. Det långsiktiga målet för projektet "INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine's Reform Agenda" som föreslås av WWF CEE och WWF Ukraine är att uppnå integrering av klimat i Ukrainas politiska reformagenda genom att bidra till ökad kunskap och stöd från olika intressenter. WWF avser även att stödja kapacitetsutveckling. Projektet kommer genom samarbete med offentliga och privata aktörer att möjliggöra klimatanpassning och begränsning av klimatförändringar, t ex att återställa våtmarker för att kunna hantera översvämningar och torka eller att öka skogens motståndskraft. Resultatet blir en minskning av landets koldioxidutsläpp och ett mer motståndskraftigt samhälle och ekonomi som i mindre grad påverkas av de negativa effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Projektet förväntas uppnå följande resultat: Resultat 1: Intressenter vägleds av en gemensam integrerad vision för ett klimatsmart Ukraina. Resultat 2: Rekommendationer för att integrera ekosystemsbaserad anpassning i olika politiska sektorer (skog, vattenförvaltning, jordbruk) har stöd av viktiga intressenter (inkl. privat sektor) och informeras av den lokala kontexten. Resultat 3: Allmänheten och experterna är informerade och stödjer integrering av ekosystembaserad anpassning till sektorspolitiken Resultat 4: Projektet genomförs professionellt, bidrar till lärande och ger en bra grund för uppföljning. Projektet kommer att ha en budget på 5 MSEK och ska genomföras under en 15-månadersperiod. The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change.  In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes:  Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine.  Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities.  Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies  Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action.    Sweden WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 0 3000000 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe 3000000 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe -401644.19 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe 401644 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for reduced environmental impact, sustainable management and use of natural resources, and protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärka förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan, hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser samt skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Better adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13932-13932A0103 Sweden The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change. In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine. Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities. Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action. The project will operate on a budget of up to 5 MSEK and be conducted over a 15-month period. Det långsiktiga målet för projektet "INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine's Reform Agenda" som föreslås av WWF CEE och WWF Ukraine är att uppnå integrering av klimat i Ukrainas politiska reformagenda genom att bidra till ökad kunskap och stöd från olika intressenter. WWF avser även att stödja kapacitetsutveckling. Projektet kommer genom samarbete med offentliga och privata aktörer att möjliggöra klimatanpassning och begränsning av klimatförändringar, t ex att återställa våtmarker för att kunna hantera översvämningar och torka eller att öka skogens motståndskraft. Resultatet blir en minskning av landets koldioxidutsläpp och ett mer motståndskraftigt samhälle och ekonomi som i mindre grad påverkas av de negativa effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Projektet förväntas uppnå följande resultat: Resultat 1: Intressenter vägleds av en gemensam integrerad vision för ett klimatsmart Ukraina. Resultat 2: Rekommendationer för att integrera ekosystemsbaserad anpassning i olika politiska sektorer (skog, vattenförvaltning, jordbruk) har stöd av viktiga intressenter (inkl. privat sektor) och informeras av den lokala kontexten. Resultat 3: Allmänheten och experterna är informerade och stödjer integrering av ekosystembaserad anpassning till sektorspolitiken Resultat 4: Projektet genomförs professionellt, bidrar till lärande och ger en bra grund för uppföljning. Projektet kommer att ha en budget på 5 MSEK och ska genomföras under en 15-månadersperiod. The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change.  In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes:  Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine.  Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities.  Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies  Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action.    Sweden WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.6 - Promote fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources and promote appropriate access to such resources, as internationally agreed. 15.6 - Främja en rimlig och rättvis fördelning av den nytta som uppstår vid användning av genetiska resurser samt lämpligt tillträde till sådana resurser, i enlighet med internationella avtal. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -401644 -401644 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Reduced environmental and climate impact, and increased adaptation and resilience. Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan, samt stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14034 Sweden Cluster contribution for evalutations, evaluations etc Samlingsinsats för utvärderingar, ISKar och revisioner. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-14034-14034A0102 Sweden Cluster contribution for evalutations, evaluations etc Samlingsinsats för utvärderingar, ISKar och revisioner. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 54600 54600 54600 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 54600 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to and increased use of open, safe and free information and communication technology (ICT) Förbättrad tillgång till och ökad användning av öppen, säker och fri informations- och kommunikationsteknologi (ICT) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14034-14034A0103 Sweden Cluster contribution for evalutations, evaluations etc Samlingsinsats för utvärderingar, ISKar och revisioner. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 176790 176790 0 176790 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 176789.95 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to and increased use of open, safe and free information and communication technology (ICT) Förbättrad tillgång till och ökad användning av öppen, säker och fri informations- och kommunikationsteknologi (ICT) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14034-14034A0104 Sweden Cluster contribution for evalutations, evaluations etc Samlingsinsats för utvärderingar, ISKar och revisioner. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 137575 0 137575 137575 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 137575 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14213 Sweden Eko-svest is a nonprofit, non-governmental, environmental organization that has been in dialogue with the Embassy of Sweden in Skopje for an intervention focused on empowering environmental civil society for a comprehensive climate change action named ‘Civil Society Action for Climate’ . Its proposed budget is 13,300,000 SEK with an implementation period between June 2021-May 2024 and a 6 months Inception phase. Eko-svest is also partnering up with 2 other NGOs, Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) and CNVP- Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People for diversifying expertise. It is building upon the results achieved of the 36 month EU Delegation funded project Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC) implemented from 2018 to 2020 by Eko-svest (and two other organisations) to increase civil society capacity and raise public awareness on climate change and establish a CSO Climate Coalition. The Climate Coalition will serve as the main platform in this intervention and continue to develop, with a focus to actively participate in the decision making processes in this sector and be active within all regions in the country. The action will enable civil society to: - Advocate for proper, timely and meaningful public participation according the Aarhus Convention and EU legislation, - Mobilise citizens, use local examples and cases to prepare recommendations, - Use expert support to prepare analysis and generate data, - Collect inputs through CSO consultations in all regions, - Provide inputs related to Chapters 15 and 27. - Take part in public consultation processes for laws and strategies on national level, provide comments and recommendations for their improvements and alignment with EU legislation. As lead partner, Eko-svest has formed a partnership with the 2 other organisations - MYLA and CNVP that can be defined as a consortium. Eko-svest will be responsible for the overall implementation of project activities, accountable for the use of funds and will have the responsibility for the financial management, monitoring and reporting. It will have the responsibility to sign agreements with the two other implementing partners that will receive forwarded funds for cost of activities they will implement in accordance with the work plan. Eko-svest är en ideell, icke-statlig miljöorganisation som har varit i dialog med Sveriges ambassad i Skopje gällande insatsen ”Civil Society Action for Climate”, vilken fokuserar på att stötta det civila samhället för omfattande klimatförändringsåtgärder. Insatsens föreslagna budget uppgår till 13 300 000 SEK med en aktivitetsperiod mellan juni 2021 och maj 2024, inklusive en inceptionsfas på sex månader. Eko-svest samarbetar också med ytterligare två icke-statliga organisationer; Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) och CNVP - Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People för att diversifiera expertisen. Insatsen bygger på de resultat som uppnåtts genom det 36 månader långa EU-delegationsfinansierade projektet Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC), vilket genomfördes av Eko-svest och två andra organisationer mellan 2018 och 2020. CCCC syftade till att öka civilsamhällets kapacitet, öka allmänhetens medvetenhet om klimatförändringar samt inrätta en CSO-klimatkoalition. Klimatkoalitionen kommer att fungera som den viktigaste plattformen i denna insats och kommer fortsätta att utvecklas med fokus på aktivt deltagande i beslutsprocesser inom miljösektorn. Vidare kommer koalitionen att vara aktiv inom alla regioner i landet. Insatsen gör det möjligt för civilsamhället att: - Förespråka ett ordentligt, aktuellt och meningsfullt deltagande av allmänheten i enlighet med Århuskonventionen och EU-lagstiftning, - Mobilisera medborgare, använd lokala exempel och fall för att utarbeta rekommendationer, - Använda expertstöd för att förbereda analys och generera data, - Samla input genom samråd med civilsamhällesorganisationer i alla regioner, - Ge input relaterade till kapitel 15 och 27. - Delta i offentliga samrådsprocesser för lagar och strategier på nationell nivå, ge kommentarer och rekommendationer för förbättringar och anpassning till EU-lagstiftning. Som huvudpartner har Eko-svest ingått partnerskap med de två andra organisationerna - MYLA och CNVP. Detta kan definieras som ett konsortium. Eko-svest ansvarar för det övergripande genomförandet av projektaktiviteter, för användningen av medel samt bär ansvar för finanshantering, uppföljning och rapportering. Vidare kommer organisationen också bära ansvar att underteckna avtal med de två andra genomförandepartnerna, vilka kommer att få vidarebefordrade medel för att täcka kostnader för aktiviteter som de genomför i enlighet med arbetsplanen. General objective Strong and vibrant civil society that plays a meaningful role in the process of decarbonization, transformation and renewal of the society, resulting in a clean environment, green economies and healthy citizens in North Macedonia. Specific objectives 1. Strengthen and empower the civil society to take part in climate related decision making and take local action through improving their capacities, knowledge and skills and providing the necessary resources for this work. 2. Increase public awareness about the possibilities for low carbon economies and green transformation and build public pressure on institutions to ensure these developments through policy and programme changes. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Results achieved Civil society became a recognized actor in climate governance. A central result of the AfC programme was the structural repositioning of civil society within national climate governance. Many CSOs shifted from being informal advocates on the margins to formally acknowledged contributors to policymaking, most notably through their substantive involvement in drafting the Climate Action Law. Their inputs went beyond commentary and included technical proposals and governance mechanisms, culminating in provisions that formally embed CSO representatives within the National Coordination Body for Climate Action. This represents a qualitative change in governance practice: civil society is no longer merely consulted ad hoc but is institutionally positioned within the climate policy architecture. A durable national Climate Coalition was created. The programme resulted in the consolidation of a large and functionally coherent Climate Coalition of approximately 70 CSOs, transforming a previously fragmented advocacy landscape into a coordinated national platform. The coalition enabled collective agenda-setting, joint policy positions, and sustained advocacy pressure that individual organizations could not exert independently. Importantly, the coalition demonstrated signs of autonomy and self-organization, suggesting durability beyond the programmes direct support and marking a rare example of network institutionalization in the countrys civil society sector. Local governments adopted concrete climate planning with CSO support. At the municipal level, the programme translated civil society capacity into tangible governance outputs. Through subgrants and technical engagement, CSOs supported the development of local energy and climate action plans in several municipalities and formalized cooperation through memoranda of understanding with 20 local governments. This extended climate governance beyond national strategies into local decision-making, addressing a longstanding implementation gap and positioning CSOs as technical partners in municipal planning rather than external pressure actors. CSO technical and legal capacity increased markedly. Another key result was the significant strengthening of CSO technical, legal, and policy capacity. Organizations acquired the ability to produce evidence-based policy briefs, legal analyses, and formal submissions that were directly used in consultations and legislative processes. Legal mentoring enabled CSOs to engage with environmental governance not only through advocacy but also through procedural and legal mechanisms, increasing the credibility and effectiveness of their interventions. Despite this progress, financial sustainability remains a structural weakness that limits the long-term consolidation of these gains. CSOs acted as institutional connectors. An important, unplanned and not entirely positive outcome is the emergence of CSOs as functional intermediaries between fragmented state institutions, municipalities, experts, and communities. In practice, CSOs often bridged coordination gaps within government, particularly where ministerial capacity was weak or siloed. This role went beyond advocacy and placed civil society in a quasi-systemic position, facilitating information flow, coherence, and continuity in climate governance processes that the state apparatus itself struggled to provide. Subgrant pilots triggered municipal follow-up interest. Finally, some locally implemented subgrant projects generated follow-up interest from municipalities, which expressed willingness to scale or replicate successful initiatives using their own resources or additional donor funding. A particularly salient result is the co-development and adoption of Local Environmental Action Plans by several municipalities, with clear measures that include climate action. While still tentative and contingent on political and fiscal conditions, this response indicates that CSO-led pilot actions were perceived as credible and practically relevant, rather than purely donor-driven experiments. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14213-14213A0101 Sweden Eko-svest is a nonprofit, non-governmental, environmental organization that has been in dialogue with the Embassy of Sweden in Skopje for an intervention focused on empowering environmental civil society for a comprehensive climate change action named ‘Civil Society Action for Climate’ . Its proposed budget is 13,300,000 SEK with an implementation period between June 2021-May 2024 and a 6 months Inception phase. Eko-svest is also partnering up with 2 other NGOs, Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) and CNVP- Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People for diversifying expertise. It is building upon the results achieved of the 36 month EU Delegation funded project Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC) implemented from 2018 to 2020 by Eko-svest (and two other organisations) to increase civil society capacity and raise public awareness on climate change and establish a CSO Climate Coalition. The Climate Coalition will serve as the main platform in this intervention and continue to develop, with a focus to actively participate in the decision making processes in this sector and be active within all regions in the country. The action will enable civil society to: - Advocate for proper, timely and meaningful public participation according the Aarhus Convention and EU legislation, - Mobilise citizens, use local examples and cases to prepare recommendations, - Use expert support to prepare analysis and generate data, - Collect inputs through CSO consultations in all regions, - Provide inputs related to Chapters 15 and 27. - Take part in public consultation processes for laws and strategies on national level, provide comments and recommendations for their improvements and alignment with EU legislation. As lead partner, Eko-svest has formed a partnership with the 2 other organisations - MYLA and CNVP that can be defined as a consortium. Eko-svest will be responsible for the overall implementation of project activities, accountable for the use of funds and will have the responsibility for the financial management, monitoring and reporting. It will have the responsibility to sign agreements with the two other implementing partners that will receive forwarded funds for cost of activities they will implement in accordance with the work plan. Eko-svest är en ideell, icke-statlig miljöorganisation som har varit i dialog med Sveriges ambassad i Skopje gällande insatsen ”Civil Society Action for Climate”, vilken fokuserar på att stötta det civila samhället för omfattande klimatförändringsåtgärder. Insatsens föreslagna budget uppgår till 13 300 000 SEK med en aktivitetsperiod mellan juni 2021 och maj 2024, inklusive en inceptionsfas på sex månader. Eko-svest samarbetar också med ytterligare två icke-statliga organisationer; Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) och CNVP - Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People för att diversifiera expertisen. Insatsen bygger på de resultat som uppnåtts genom det 36 månader långa EU-delegationsfinansierade projektet Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC), vilket genomfördes av Eko-svest och två andra organisationer mellan 2018 och 2020. CCCC syftade till att öka civilsamhällets kapacitet, öka allmänhetens medvetenhet om klimatförändringar samt inrätta en CSO-klimatkoalition. Klimatkoalitionen kommer att fungera som den viktigaste plattformen i denna insats och kommer fortsätta att utvecklas med fokus på aktivt deltagande i beslutsprocesser inom miljösektorn. Vidare kommer koalitionen att vara aktiv inom alla regioner i landet. Insatsen gör det möjligt för civilsamhället att: - Förespråka ett ordentligt, aktuellt och meningsfullt deltagande av allmänheten i enlighet med Århuskonventionen och EU-lagstiftning, - Mobilisera medborgare, använd lokala exempel och fall för att utarbeta rekommendationer, - Använda expertstöd för att förbereda analys och generera data, - Samla input genom samråd med civilsamhällesorganisationer i alla regioner, - Ge input relaterade till kapitel 15 och 27. - Delta i offentliga samrådsprocesser för lagar och strategier på nationell nivå, ge kommentarer och rekommendationer för förbättringar och anpassning till EU-lagstiftning. Som huvudpartner har Eko-svest ingått partnerskap med de två andra organisationerna - MYLA och CNVP. Detta kan definieras som ett konsortium. Eko-svest ansvarar för det övergripande genomförandet av projektaktiviteter, för användningen av medel samt bär ansvar för finanshantering, uppföljning och rapportering. Vidare kommer organisationen också bära ansvar att underteckna avtal med de två andra genomförandepartnerna, vilka kommer att få vidarebefordrade medel för att täcka kostnader för aktiviteter som de genomför i enlighet med arbetsplanen. General objective Strong and vibrant civil society that plays a meaningful role in the process of decarbonization, transformation and renewal of the society, resulting in a clean environment, green economies and healthy citizens in North Macedonia. Specific objectives 1. Strengthen and empower the civil society to take part in climate related decision making and take local action through improving their capacities, knowledge and skills and providing the necessary resources for this work. 2. Increase public awareness about the possibilities for low carbon economies and green transformation and build public pressure on institutions to ensure these developments through policy and programme changes. Sweden Eko-svest Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Eko-svest 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 3000000 Eko-svest 3000000 Eko-svest Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14213-14213A0102 Sweden Eko-svest is a nonprofit, non-governmental, environmental organization that has been in dialogue with the Embassy of Sweden in Skopje for an intervention focused on empowering environmental civil society for a comprehensive climate change action named ‘Civil Society Action for Climate’ . Its proposed budget is 13,300,000 SEK with an implementation period between June 2021-May 2024 and a 6 months Inception phase. Eko-svest is also partnering up with 2 other NGOs, Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) and CNVP- Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People for diversifying expertise. It is building upon the results achieved of the 36 month EU Delegation funded project Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC) implemented from 2018 to 2020 by Eko-svest (and two other organisations) to increase civil society capacity and raise public awareness on climate change and establish a CSO Climate Coalition. The Climate Coalition will serve as the main platform in this intervention and continue to develop, with a focus to actively participate in the decision making processes in this sector and be active within all regions in the country. The action will enable civil society to: - Advocate for proper, timely and meaningful public participation according the Aarhus Convention and EU legislation, - Mobilise citizens, use local examples and cases to prepare recommendations, - Use expert support to prepare analysis and generate data, - Collect inputs through CSO consultations in all regions, - Provide inputs related to Chapters 15 and 27. - Take part in public consultation processes for laws and strategies on national level, provide comments and recommendations for their improvements and alignment with EU legislation. As lead partner, Eko-svest has formed a partnership with the 2 other organisations - MYLA and CNVP that can be defined as a consortium. Eko-svest will be responsible for the overall implementation of project activities, accountable for the use of funds and will have the responsibility for the financial management, monitoring and reporting. It will have the responsibility to sign agreements with the two other implementing partners that will receive forwarded funds for cost of activities they will implement in accordance with the work plan. Eko-svest är en ideell, icke-statlig miljöorganisation som har varit i dialog med Sveriges ambassad i Skopje gällande insatsen ”Civil Society Action for Climate”, vilken fokuserar på att stötta det civila samhället för omfattande klimatförändringsåtgärder. Insatsens föreslagna budget uppgår till 13 300 000 SEK med en aktivitetsperiod mellan juni 2021 och maj 2024, inklusive en inceptionsfas på sex månader. Eko-svest samarbetar också med ytterligare två icke-statliga organisationer; Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) och CNVP - Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People för att diversifiera expertisen. Insatsen bygger på de resultat som uppnåtts genom det 36 månader långa EU-delegationsfinansierade projektet Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC), vilket genomfördes av Eko-svest och två andra organisationer mellan 2018 och 2020. CCCC syftade till att öka civilsamhällets kapacitet, öka allmänhetens medvetenhet om klimatförändringar samt inrätta en CSO-klimatkoalition. Klimatkoalitionen kommer att fungera som den viktigaste plattformen i denna insats och kommer fortsätta att utvecklas med fokus på aktivt deltagande i beslutsprocesser inom miljösektorn. Vidare kommer koalitionen att vara aktiv inom alla regioner i landet. Insatsen gör det möjligt för civilsamhället att: - Förespråka ett ordentligt, aktuellt och meningsfullt deltagande av allmänheten i enlighet med Århuskonventionen och EU-lagstiftning, - Mobilisera medborgare, använd lokala exempel och fall för att utarbeta rekommendationer, - Använda expertstöd för att förbereda analys och generera data, - Samla input genom samråd med civilsamhällesorganisationer i alla regioner, - Ge input relaterade till kapitel 15 och 27. - Delta i offentliga samrådsprocesser för lagar och strategier på nationell nivå, ge kommentarer och rekommendationer för förbättringar och anpassning till EU-lagstiftning. Som huvudpartner har Eko-svest ingått partnerskap med de två andra organisationerna - MYLA och CNVP. Detta kan definieras som ett konsortium. Eko-svest ansvarar för det övergripande genomförandet av projektaktiviteter, för användningen av medel samt bär ansvar för finanshantering, uppföljning och rapportering. Vidare kommer organisationen också bära ansvar att underteckna avtal med de två andra genomförandepartnerna, vilka kommer att få vidarebefordrade medel för att täcka kostnader för aktiviteter som de genomför i enlighet med arbetsplanen. General objective Strong and vibrant civil society that plays a meaningful role in the process of decarbonization, transformation and renewal of the society, resulting in a clean environment, green economies and healthy citizens in North Macedonia. Specific objectives 1. Strengthen and empower the civil society to take part in climate related decision making and take local action through improving their capacities, knowledge and skills and providing the necessary resources for this work. 2. Increase public awareness about the possibilities for low carbon economies and green transformation and build public pressure on institutions to ensure these developments through policy and programme changes. Sweden Eko-svest Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Eko-svest 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 5300000 2796834 -443349 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 2000000 1000000 2000000 2300000 1796834 0 -443349 11653485 Eko-svest 2000000 Eko-svest 2000000 Eko-svest 2300000 Eko-svest 3000000 Eko-svest 1000000 Eko-svest 1796834 Eko-svest -443349.11 Eko-svest Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14213-14213A0201 Sweden Eko-svest is a nonprofit, non-governmental, environmental organization that has been in dialogue with the Embassy of Sweden in Skopje for an intervention focused on empowering environmental civil society for a comprehensive climate change action named ‘Civil Society Action for Climate’ . Its proposed budget is 13,300,000 SEK with an implementation period between June 2021-May 2024 and a 6 months Inception phase. Eko-svest is also partnering up with 2 other NGOs, Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) and CNVP- Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People for diversifying expertise. It is building upon the results achieved of the 36 month EU Delegation funded project Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC) implemented from 2018 to 2020 by Eko-svest (and two other organisations) to increase civil society capacity and raise public awareness on climate change and establish a CSO Climate Coalition. The Climate Coalition will serve as the main platform in this intervention and continue to develop, with a focus to actively participate in the decision making processes in this sector and be active within all regions in the country. The action will enable civil society to: - Advocate for proper, timely and meaningful public participation according the Aarhus Convention and EU legislation, - Mobilise citizens, use local examples and cases to prepare recommendations, - Use expert support to prepare analysis and generate data, - Collect inputs through CSO consultations in all regions, - Provide inputs related to Chapters 15 and 27. - Take part in public consultation processes for laws and strategies on national level, provide comments and recommendations for their improvements and alignment with EU legislation. As lead partner, Eko-svest has formed a partnership with the 2 other organisations - MYLA and CNVP that can be defined as a consortium. Eko-svest will be responsible for the overall implementation of project activities, accountable for the use of funds and will have the responsibility for the financial management, monitoring and reporting. It will have the responsibility to sign agreements with the two other implementing partners that will receive forwarded funds for cost of activities they will implement in accordance with the work plan. Eko-svest är en ideell, icke-statlig miljöorganisation som har varit i dialog med Sveriges ambassad i Skopje gällande insatsen ”Civil Society Action for Climate”, vilken fokuserar på att stötta det civila samhället för omfattande klimatförändringsåtgärder. Insatsens föreslagna budget uppgår till 13 300 000 SEK med en aktivitetsperiod mellan juni 2021 och maj 2024, inklusive en inceptionsfas på sex månader. Eko-svest samarbetar också med ytterligare två icke-statliga organisationer; Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) och CNVP - Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People för att diversifiera expertisen. Insatsen bygger på de resultat som uppnåtts genom det 36 månader långa EU-delegationsfinansierade projektet Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC), vilket genomfördes av Eko-svest och två andra organisationer mellan 2018 och 2020. CCCC syftade till att öka civilsamhällets kapacitet, öka allmänhetens medvetenhet om klimatförändringar samt inrätta en CSO-klimatkoalition. Klimatkoalitionen kommer att fungera som den viktigaste plattformen i denna insats och kommer fortsätta att utvecklas med fokus på aktivt deltagande i beslutsprocesser inom miljösektorn. Vidare kommer koalitionen att vara aktiv inom alla regioner i landet. Insatsen gör det möjligt för civilsamhället att: - Förespråka ett ordentligt, aktuellt och meningsfullt deltagande av allmänheten i enlighet med Århuskonventionen och EU-lagstiftning, - Mobilisera medborgare, använd lokala exempel och fall för att utarbeta rekommendationer, - Använda expertstöd för att förbereda analys och generera data, - Samla input genom samråd med civilsamhällesorganisationer i alla regioner, - Ge input relaterade till kapitel 15 och 27. - Delta i offentliga samrådsprocesser för lagar och strategier på nationell nivå, ge kommentarer och rekommendationer för förbättringar och anpassning till EU-lagstiftning. Som huvudpartner har Eko-svest ingått partnerskap med de två andra organisationerna - MYLA och CNVP. Detta kan definieras som ett konsortium. Eko-svest ansvarar för det övergripande genomförandet av projektaktiviteter, för användningen av medel samt bär ansvar för finanshantering, uppföljning och rapportering. Vidare kommer organisationen också bära ansvar att underteckna avtal med de två andra genomförandepartnerna, vilka kommer att få vidarebefordrade medel för att täcka kostnader för aktiviteter som de genomför i enlighet med arbetsplanen. General objective Strong and vibrant civil society that plays a meaningful role in the process of decarbonization, transformation and renewal of the society, resulting in a clean environment, green economies and healthy citizens in North Macedonia. Specific objectives 1. Strengthen and empower the civil society to take part in climate related decision making and take local action through improving their capacities, knowledge and skills and providing the necessary resources for this work. 2. Increase public awareness about the possibilities for low carbon economies and green transformation and build public pressure on institutions to ensure these developments through policy and programme changes. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KPMG Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 567011 0 0 0 0 0 567011 567011 KPMG 567010.5 KPMG Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14352 Sweden The Swedish Public Health Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 2 500 000 SEK to prepare an intervention to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions in Tanzania Mocambique and Zimbabwe. The health challenges in these countries are complex and are even more acute in the light of the covid-19 epidemic. Efficient and knowledgeable institutions are needed to manage these challenges, as is cooperation across sectors and nations. The intervention aims to prepare a programme to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions and to create a platform for building and exchanging knowledge in the field of public health. The planned programme will cover the following areas, among others: emerging zoonotic diseases, diagnostics and laboratory methodology development infection control, early detection and prevention of outbreaks of communicable diseases, bio risk management, and governance and management of public health systems. Folkhälsomyndigheten har ansökt om 2,5 miljoner kronor från Sida för att förbereda en insats för att stärka kapaciteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i Tanzania, Mozambique och Zimbabwe. Hälsoutmaningarna i länderna är komplexa och har fått en allt större aktualitet genom covid-19-epidemin. För att kunna hantera dem krävs effektiva och kunniga institutioner, liksom samarbete både över ämnes- och nationsgränser. Insatsen syftar till att förbereda ett program för stärka kapaciteteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i de tre länderna och till att skapa en plattform för kunskapsutbyte. Programmet som ska förberedas är avsett att omfatta bland annat nya zoonoser, förebyggande och tidig upptäckt av smittsamma sjukdomar, utveckling av diagnostik- och laboratoriemetoder, infektionskontroll, hantering av biorisker, och styrning och ledning av system för folkhälsa. Målet med insatsen är att Folkhälsomyndigheten (FoHM) ska formulera målgrupp, metoder och processer för ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram med syfte att förbättra folkhälsan i södra Afrika, med speciellt fokus på Tanzania, Mocambique och Zimbabwe. För att nå detta övergripande mål behöver följande delmål uppnås: 1. Identifiera eventuella ytterligare target countries utöver de tre länder där kontakt redan etablerats och samarbeten finns. 2. Identifiera och etablera kontakt med samarbetspartners . 3. Skapa en gemensam förändringsteori och målbild (framtagen med partners och deltagande organisationer). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Health policy and administrative management Health, General Folkhälsomyndigheten (FoHM) har med stöd av konsulterna delvis utvecklat en förändringsteori och klargjort hur samarbetspartnernas prioriteringar kopplas till de förväntade resultaten. Folkhälsomyndigheten har också påbörjat arbetet med att utveckla ett fullskaligt programförslag till Sida. Tanken är att arbeta med fyra komponenter (work packages) Microbiology and biorisk management, communicable disease control, prevention of non-communicable diseases and promotion of healthy lifestyles, och governance and management of public health systems. Folkhälsomyndigheten har haft dialog med sina samarbetspartners, Ministry of Health of Mozambique, Eduardo Mondlane University of Mozambique, Tanzania Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children, Tanzania National Institute for Medical Research, Tanzania National Health Laboratory Quality Assurance and Training Centre, Tanzania, National Public Health Laboratory, The Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences of Tanzania, ochThe Ministry of Health of Zimbabwe, men inte fördjupat den ännu (december 2021) Huvudresultaten av det ursprungliga designstödet är att projektförslaget Mutual Strengthening of Public Health Institutes från oktober 2022 inte kan genomföras, eftersom Sida inte har de medel som skulle ha finansierat insatsen. Konceptpappret om SRHR i Afrika från april 2023 har inneburit att FoHM fått designstöd för att utveckla förslaget. Insatsen 16807 Strengthening SRHR at African public health institutions har beslutats och implementering sker. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14352-14352A0101 Sweden The Swedish Public Health Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 2 500 000 SEK to prepare an intervention to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions in Tanzania Mocambique and Zimbabwe. The health challenges in these countries are complex and are even more acute in the light of the covid-19 epidemic. Efficient and knowledgeable institutions are needed to manage these challenges, as is cooperation across sectors and nations. The intervention aims to prepare a programme to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions and to create a platform for building and exchanging knowledge in the field of public health. The planned programme will cover the following areas, among others: emerging zoonotic diseases, diagnostics and laboratory methodology development infection control, early detection and prevention of outbreaks of communicable diseases, bio risk management, and governance and management of public health systems. Folkhälsomyndigheten har ansökt om 2,5 miljoner kronor från Sida för att förbereda en insats för att stärka kapaciteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i Tanzania, Mozambique och Zimbabwe. Hälsoutmaningarna i länderna är komplexa och har fått en allt större aktualitet genom covid-19-epidemin. För att kunna hantera dem krävs effektiva och kunniga institutioner, liksom samarbete både över ämnes- och nationsgränser. Insatsen syftar till att förbereda ett program för stärka kapaciteteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i de tre länderna och till att skapa en plattform för kunskapsutbyte. Programmet som ska förberedas är avsett att omfatta bland annat nya zoonoser, förebyggande och tidig upptäckt av smittsamma sjukdomar, utveckling av diagnostik- och laboratoriemetoder, infektionskontroll, hantering av biorisker, och styrning och ledning av system för folkhälsa. Målet med insatsen är att Folkhälsomyndigheten (FoHM) ska formulera målgrupp, metoder och processer för ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram med syfte att förbättra folkhälsan i södra Afrika, med speciellt fokus på Tanzania, Mocambique och Zimbabwe. För att nå detta övergripande mål behöver följande delmål uppnås: 1. Identifiera eventuella ytterligare target countries utöver de tre länder där kontakt redan etablerats och samarbeten finns. 2. Identifiera och etablera kontakt med samarbetspartners . 3. Skapa en gemensam förändringsteori och målbild (framtagen med partners och deltagande organisationer). Sweden Folkhälsomyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Folkhälsomyndigheten 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2300000 762000 0 -2799 0 0 0 0 0 0 2300000 -2799 762000 0 3059201 Folkhälsomyndigheten 2300000 Folkhälsomyndigheten 762000 Folkhälsomyndigheten -2798.87 Folkhälsomyndigheten Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14352-14352A0102 Sweden The Swedish Public Health Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 2 500 000 SEK to prepare an intervention to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions in Tanzania Mocambique and Zimbabwe. The health challenges in these countries are complex and are even more acute in the light of the covid-19 epidemic. Efficient and knowledgeable institutions are needed to manage these challenges, as is cooperation across sectors and nations. The intervention aims to prepare a programme to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions and to create a platform for building and exchanging knowledge in the field of public health. The planned programme will cover the following areas, among others: emerging zoonotic diseases, diagnostics and laboratory methodology development infection control, early detection and prevention of outbreaks of communicable diseases, bio risk management, and governance and management of public health systems. Folkhälsomyndigheten har ansökt om 2,5 miljoner kronor från Sida för att förbereda en insats för att stärka kapaciteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i Tanzania, Mozambique och Zimbabwe. Hälsoutmaningarna i länderna är komplexa och har fått en allt större aktualitet genom covid-19-epidemin. För att kunna hantera dem krävs effektiva och kunniga institutioner, liksom samarbete både över ämnes- och nationsgränser. Insatsen syftar till att förbereda ett program för stärka kapaciteteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i de tre länderna och till att skapa en plattform för kunskapsutbyte. Programmet som ska förberedas är avsett att omfatta bland annat nya zoonoser, förebyggande och tidig upptäckt av smittsamma sjukdomar, utveckling av diagnostik- och laboratoriemetoder, infektionskontroll, hantering av biorisker, och styrning och ledning av system för folkhälsa. Målet med insatsen är att Folkhälsomyndigheten (FoHM) ska formulera målgrupp, metoder och processer för ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram med syfte att förbättra folkhälsan i södra Afrika, med speciellt fokus på Tanzania, Mocambique och Zimbabwe. För att nå detta övergripande mål behöver följande delmål uppnås: 1. Identifiera eventuella ytterligare target countries utöver de tre länder där kontakt redan etablerats och samarbeten finns. 2. Identifiera och etablera kontakt med samarbetspartners . 3. Skapa en gemensam förändringsteori och målbild (framtagen med partners och deltagande organisationer). Sweden Folkhälsomyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 196800 98400 0 98400 196800 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 98400 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 98400 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14352-14352A0103 Sweden The Swedish Public Health Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 2 500 000 SEK to prepare an intervention to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions in Tanzania Mocambique and Zimbabwe. The health challenges in these countries are complex and are even more acute in the light of the covid-19 epidemic. Efficient and knowledgeable institutions are needed to manage these challenges, as is cooperation across sectors and nations. The intervention aims to prepare a programme to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions and to create a platform for building and exchanging knowledge in the field of public health. The planned programme will cover the following areas, among others: emerging zoonotic diseases, diagnostics and laboratory methodology development infection control, early detection and prevention of outbreaks of communicable diseases, bio risk management, and governance and management of public health systems. Folkhälsomyndigheten har ansökt om 2,5 miljoner kronor från Sida för att förbereda en insats för att stärka kapaciteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i Tanzania, Mozambique och Zimbabwe. Hälsoutmaningarna i länderna är komplexa och har fått en allt större aktualitet genom covid-19-epidemin. För att kunna hantera dem krävs effektiva och kunniga institutioner, liksom samarbete både över ämnes- och nationsgränser. Insatsen syftar till att förbereda ett program för stärka kapaciteteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i de tre länderna och till att skapa en plattform för kunskapsutbyte. Programmet som ska förberedas är avsett att omfatta bland annat nya zoonoser, förebyggande och tidig upptäckt av smittsamma sjukdomar, utveckling av diagnostik- och laboratoriemetoder, infektionskontroll, hantering av biorisker, och styrning och ledning av system för folkhälsa. Målet med insatsen är att Folkhälsomyndigheten (FoHM) ska formulera målgrupp, metoder och processer för ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram med syfte att förbättra folkhälsan i södra Afrika, med speciellt fokus på Tanzania, Mocambique och Zimbabwe. För att nå detta övergripande mål behöver följande delmål uppnås: 1. Identifiera eventuella ytterligare target countries utöver de tre länder där kontakt redan etablerats och samarbeten finns. 2. Identifiera och etablera kontakt med samarbetspartners . 3. Skapa en gemensam förändringsteori och målbild (framtagen med partners och deltagande organisationer). Sweden Folkhälsomyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 63800 0 0 0 0 63800 0 63800 NIRAS Sweden AB 63800 NIRAS Sweden AB Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14789 Sweden Total contribution is 200 000 000 SEK for 2022-2025, divided between: - Non-earmarked funding to Regular Budget Supplementary Account: 70 000 000 SEK - Lightly earmarked to four cross cutting areas reflecting Swedish priorities: 130 00 000 SEK - Gender Equality and Non-discrimination - Just Transition and Environmental Sustainability - Conflict Perspective and Humanitarian, Peace, Development Nexus - System Change Initiative for Productive Employment The support contributes to ILO's overall Strategic Plan, Results Framework, and Programme & Budget. Totalt stöd på 200 000 000 SEK för perioden 2022-2025, uppdelat enligt följande: - Icke-öronmärkt stöd till ILOs flexibla finansieringsmekanism (RBSA) 70 000 000 SEK - Lätt öronmärkt stöd till fyra tvärgående perspektiv i enlighet med Svenska prioriteringar 130 000 000 SEK - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Rättvis omställning och miljömässig hållbarhet - Konflikt och Humanitärt-Fred-Utvecklings nexus - Systemförändring för hållbar utveckling Stödet bidrar till ILO:s övergripande Strategiska Plan, Resultatramverk, och Program & Budget. Den övergripande målsättningen med stödet är att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning och anständiga arbetsvillkor för fattiga och sårbara män och kvinnor, som en hållbar och motståndskraftig väg ur fattigdom och mot fred och social rättvisa. För den mjuka öronmärkning för integrering av: - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Miljömässig hållbarhet och rättvis grön omställning - Konfliktkänslighet och HDP-nexus - Systemansats (MSD) har styrningen för ökad kapacitet för institutioner på nationell nivå stärkts för de kommande två åren (2026-2027). Detta är i linje med Strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 och strategimålet för Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel där målsättningen är att bidra till förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, inkl. goda lokala arbetstillfällen och produktiv sysselsättning särskilt för kvinnor, men där den tidigare styrningen mot ett globalt normativ mervärde för insatserna nu ändrats till att prioritera att leverera resultat på landnivå och komplettera de regionala och bilaterala strategierna inom verksamhetsområdet. Styrningen mot ökad komplementaritet till Sveriges och Sidas prioriteringar inom regionala och bilaterala portföljer och för svenska intressen har också stärkts. Allt arbete inom ramen för partnerskapet sker fortsatt i linje med ILOs övergripande program och budget. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Employment creation Social protection and welfare services policy, planning and administration Other Social Infrastructure & Services Sverige och Sida har haft ett långt samarbete med ILO. ILO har ett tydligt mandat som globalt standardsättande organisation som tar fram internationella rättsliga instrument såsom konventioner och rekommendationer, men som också arbetar operativt på landnivå med att stärka institutionell kapacitet genom sin trepartsstruktur som består av regeringar, arbetsgivarorganisationer och arbetstagarorganisationer. Sida har stöttat ILOs arbete för ökad jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering i arbetslivet under många år. Under föregående avtalsperiod (2018-2021) bidrog Sidas stöd till att ILOs konvention 190 mot våld och trakasserier i arbetslivet, och påföljande rekommendation 206 för arbete mot genderbaserat våld och sexuella trakasserier vilka hämmar möjligheterna för kvinnor att delta på arbetsmarknaden, utvecklades och antogs. Det är den första konventionen på detta område, särskilt viktig för utsatta grupper och inte minst kvinnor och genderbaserat våld och sexuella. Antagandet av konventionen och rekommendationen har stärkt förutsättningarna att jobba med dessa frågor på nationella nivå på ett sätt som får reell effekt. Källa: Insatsnr. 61059000, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2018-2021, Final Report Phase I 2018-2019, s. 23-24 Under den pågående avtalsperioden (2022-2025) har Sidas stöd bidragit till att ILO fortsatt bygga evidens kring grundorsakerna till våld och trakasserier i olika kontexter, och för ratificering och implementering av konventionen på landnivå i bl.a. i Moldavien. I december 2023 röstade parlamentet i Moldavien slutligen igenom ratificeringen av konventionen och därefter har ILO stärkt kapaciteten hos arbetsgivare/företag, fackföreningar och arbetsinspektionen i landet för att öka deras förmåga att identifiera och adressera fall av våld och trakasserier på arbetsplatsen. Källor: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2023 Annual Progress Report, s. 14-15 Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 17 Utöver detta, antog den internationella arbetskonferensen i juni 2024 en resolution för anständigt arbete i omsorgsekonomin. Den benämns som en banbrytande resolution som definierar omsorgsekonomin, anger vägledande principer för att stärka anständigt arbete i omsorgsekonomin och ger rekommendationer för policyarbete inom området. Källor: Component update: ILO Gender Equality and Nondiscrimination ILO ILC.112/Resolution V Resolution convering decent work and the care economy Med stöd i denna resolution har ILO genom Sidas stöd bl.a. arbetat i Colombia med the Vice Precidency of Colombia och the National Care System (främjat av Ministry of Equality) för att undersöka omsorgsbehoven i fem regioner. Baserat på denna undersökning har pilotprojekt för en kooperativ modell för omsorgstjänster (care cooperatives) lanserats, förankrad i Colombias National Care Policy genom ILOs trepartiska konsultationer. Ett resultat av detta är att barnomsorgsfaciliteter har satts upp i anslutning till kooperativ där effekten bl.a. varit att i) mödrar/kvinnor har ökade möjlighet att ägna sig åt inkomstbringande aktivitet, ii) lönearbete för de som utför omsorgsarbetet, och iii) initierat ett kulturellt skifte när det kommer till könsuppdelningen av olika sysslor. Det ledde till att Ministry of Equality tillsammans med the Free and Productive Womens Fund lanserat initiativet Communities of Care för att främja liknande omsorgsinitiativ runt om i landet. Utöver det har ILO även stöttat Colombias National Planning Department i att analysera de sociala och ekonomiska implikationerna av att utöka mäns föräldraledighet för att informera regeringens diskussion kring arbetsmarknadsreformer. ILO har även på uppdrag av Colombias arbetsmarknadsministerium genomfört en analys av Colombias arbetsmarknad med fokus på jämställdhetsaspekter i olika sektorer, inklusive betalt, obetalt, formellt, informellt, urbant och ruralt arbete, med rekommendationer för formuleringen av en Decent Employment Policy. ILO har även genomfört kapacitetsstärkande insatser för arbestmarknadsministeriet. Detta stöd och arbete är i linje med de prioriteringar som Sverige identifierat för utvecklingssamarbetet i Colombia, och en dialog med UM förs för att utforska om och hur stödet kan göras än mer komplementärt till den bilaterala portföljen under de kommande två åren. Under hösten 2025 besökte Sidas Metod- och Ämnesföreträdare för kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt (Gisela Strand) Colombia för att följa upp Sidas samlade arbete med frågan i landet och i relation till svenska prioriteringar och målsättningar i landet. Källor: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 14-15, 18, Information on Colombia ILO Voices story, I Moldavien har ILO med Sidas stöd även arbetat med att stötta ett reformarbete kring barnomsorg, vilket är en central faktor när det kommer till kvinnors möjlighet att delta aktivt på arbetsmarknaden. ILO har genom Sidas stöd givit tekniskt stöd till en lagstiftande process där en ny lag antogs för att möjliggöra för nya omsorgsmodeller. Med stöd från ILO antog Moldaviens arbetsmarknadsministerium därefter ett nationellt program för barnomsorg och en koordineringsstruktur. Inom ramen för det projektet har ILO i nära samarbete med arbetsmarknadsministeriet genomfört ett antal piloter för nya alternativa modeller för barnomsorg, däribland hembaserad barnomsorg och arbetsplatsbaserad barnomsorg. Baserat på erfarenheterna av piloterna tog ILO fram rapporter med rekommendationer till arbetsmarknadsministeriet. Det här arbetet genomfördes i nära samarbete med UN Women som arbetade med detta med stöd från ambassaden i Moldavien, och det globala/tematiska stödet var där klart komplementärt till det bilaterala stödet. Arbetet genererade även ytterligare medel från Swiss Development Cooperation. Arbetet har även inkluderat stöd till ukrainska flyktingar, och Moldaviens framarbetade modell för omsorgsarbete har använts som referens i utbyte och lärande med andra länder i regionen, inklusive Ukraina där Sida har ett bilateralt stöd till ILO med fokus på just barnomsorg. Det här är ett arbete som kommer fortsätta under den beslutade förlängningen för att komplettera och stärka arbetet med de prioriteringar och den portfölj som ambassaden i Moldavien arbetar med. Sida HK, UM, ILO Geneve och ILO i Moldavien har haft gemensamma möten för att säkerställa den framtida relevansen av stödet, och UM i Moldavien har uttryckt ett starkt stöd för att detta ska fortsätta i landet. UM i Moldavien har även tidigare sökt möjligheter för det globala stödet till ILO att utöka det pågående arbetet fokuserat på barnomsorg i samarbete med UN Women i Moldavien. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 15-16 I Albanien har ILO med Sidas stöd utvecklat en modell för att analysera anständiga arbetsmöjligheter för kvinnor per ekonomisk sektor, för att föda in i utvecklingen av arbetsmarknads- och industriella policyer för att tackla yrkesmässig och sektoriell segregation. En baseline-rapport från denna modell för att bidra med evidens till implementeringen av dessa typer av policyer. En dialog har inletts med ILO och UM i Albanien om relevansen att fortsätta den här delen av stödet till Albanien under fortsättningen. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 19 Sidas har stöttat ILOs arbete för miljömässig hållbarhet och en rättvis grön omställning sedan 2018. Sidas stöd inom det här området har bidragit till att den internationella arbetskonferensen i juni 2023 antog en resolution för grön omställning (Resolution on a Just Transition towards Environmentally Sustainable Economies and Societies for All) som bekräftade det brådskande i att agera, samt godkände ILOs vägledning (Just Transition Guidelines) som central referens för beslutsfattande och vikten av att skala upp implementeringen. En resolution är inte att likställa med ILOs globalt standardsättande instrument (konventioner och rekommendationer) men är likväl en kraftfull viljeyttring och rekommendation som medlemsländerna antagit som stärker förutsättningarna att jobba med frågan på nationell nivå. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, 2023 Annual Progress Report, s. 19 Vidare är ILO drivande i flera internationella sammanhang, inte minst vid FN:s klimatkonferenser (COP), för att säkerställa ett fortsatt och ambitiöst arbete med en rättvis grön omställning inte minst inom ramen för det Just Transition Work Progamme som beslutades om under COP28 och ILOs fortsatta arbete informerar processerna under United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). En central del i ILOs arbete är integreringen av arbetsmarknadsperspektivet och att främja en rättvis och inkluderande omställning i klimatpolicyer och inte minst länders National Determined Contributions (NDCs) till Parisavtalet. ILO är en del av både FN-koordineringen för stöd till länders NDC-processer och det bredare NDC partnerskapet (NDCP). Det sistnämnda har Sida ett separat stöd till under Strategin för Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning som tidigare låg under den globala strategin för miljö och klimat. Mot basis av den kunskap och erfarenhet som ILO har arbetat upp inom området med Sidas stöd erbjuder ILO skräddarsytt stöd till länder i deras arbete med NDCs. ILO har bidragit med riktat stöd till ett trettiotal länder i utvecklingen av den tredje versionen av NDCs. Källor: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2023 Annual Progress Report, s. 19 Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 24 I Colombia har ILO genom Sidas stöd exempelvis arbetat med att omvandla de nationella åtagandena för en rättvis grön omställning till sektorspecifika och lokala åtgärder. Detta relaterar både till initiativ för energiomställning, biologisk mångfald och gruvnäringen. För det sistnämnda analyserades länkarna mellan anständiga arbetstillfällen, rättvis grön omställning och konflikt, och tekniskt stöd gavs för inkludering av åtgärder för gröna jobb och incitament i lokala utvecklingsplaner. Fyra berörda fackföreningar för kolgruvearbetare fick kapacitetsstärkande insatser för att stärka deras institutionella kapacitet att bidra i detta arbete. Även ILOs arbete med stöd till genomförandet av de nationella åtagandena diskuteras med UM för att utforska ytterligare komplementaritet under de kommande två åren. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 25-26 I Mocambique har ILO genom Sidas stöd stöttat integreringen av rättvis grön omställning i NDC versionen 3.0 genom bl.a. en Rapid Situational Analysis (RSA) som bygger på och kompletterar ILOs vidareutvecklade gröna sysselsätningsdiagnostik (som Elina Scheja, då sekonderad till ILO och nu Sidas chefsekonom var central i att utveckla och lansera) som innebär inkludering av de underliggande trenderna, hindren, riskerna och möjligheterna relaterat till klimateffekter och grön omställning. Baserat på den nu genomförda RSA har ILO givit rekommendationer för utvecklingen av klimatpolicyer och genomfört kapacitetshöjande insatser till regeringen, arbetstagarorganisationer (vars medlemmar är medelstora och stora företag) och arbetstagarorganisationer. Planen var att det tematiska stödet under de kommande åren skulle stärka Sveriges bilaterala portfölj och prioriteringar i Mocambique ytterligare givet det bilaterala stödet till ILO och den särskilda prioriteringen av arbetet med NDCs, men fortsatt planering avvaktas givet den annonserade utfasningen av den bilaterala strategin för landet. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 26, Sida stöttar även ILOs arbete med att utveckla och integrera marknadssystemsansatsen i arbete på landnivå, kallat Systems Change Initiative (SCI). ILOs SCI-arbete passar väl in i hur Sida avser arbeta i genomförandet av Strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 för att främja en marknadssystemansats i arbetet med jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling och i viss mån även handel. Ansatsen innebär att insatser utgår från en marknadssystemanalys av en särskild sektor/värdekedja för att identifiera vilka aktörer som är relevanta för att uppnå utfallet, vilka flaskhalsar som finns och vilka förändringar som krävs för att utfallet ska uppnås, samt vilka incitament dessa aktörer har/saknar för att få till stånd varaktiga förändringar och nå resultat i stor skala. ILO har genom Sidas globala/tematiska stöd direkt stärkt marknadssystemansatsen i ett antal projekt som finansieras genom Sidas bilaterala strategier i Kenya, Uganda, Mocambique, Ukraina och Moldavien. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 39-40 I Uganda har ILO med Sidas globala/tematiska medel och i samarbete med ITC genom Sidas globala/tematiska medel till dem genomfört det inledande arbetet med sektorurval och marknadssystemanalyser för ett program med fokus på både inkludering av MSMEs i regional och globala värdekedjor och produktiva och anständiga försörjningsmöjligheter (Trade4Jobs). Detta arbete genomfördes i nära samarbete med ambassaden i Kampala. Mot basis av de analyserna utformades ett program som nu finansieras från den bilaterala strategin för Uganda. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 38 ILO har även arbetat nära FAO i deras arbete med att stärka marknadssystemansatsen i sin verksamhet, och har där bland annat stöttat ICA-projektet som fokuserar på att skapa produktiva och anständiga sysselsättningsmöjligheter för ungdomar i värdekedjor inom jordbruk och livsmedelssystemet som Sida finansierar och som bl.a. genomförs i Zambia. ILOs roll har varit att stärka både marknadssystemansatsen i projektet och bidra med expertis kring just produktivt och anständigt arbete, dvs. de mer kvalitativa aspekterna av jobbskapande. Genom ett möte under ett fältbesök bekräftades relevansen av ICAs arbete i relation till ambassadens prioriteringar kring sysselsättning, inkluderande marknader och särskilt prioriteringen av sojavärdekedjan som definieras i utvecklingserbjudandet. Källa: Informal project update: ILO Systems Change Initaitive 2025-10-27 Källa: Reserapport Zambia ILO har genom Sidas globala/tematiska stöd också stöttat det bilaterala projektet i Ukraina Childcare in Ukraine: A systems approach to build back better som finansieras genom den bilaterala strategin för Ukraina. ILO SCI har stärkt systemansatsen i projektet och bistår även i att aktivt mäta resultaten. Källa: Informal project update: ILO Systems Change Initaitive 2025-10-27 ILO har även genom Sidas stöd tagit fram en vägledning kring hur användandet av en systemansats kan främja produktiv sysselsättning och anständiga arbetsvillkor i globala värdekedjor[14], vilket är centralt för hållbarhet och kvalitet i globala värdekedjor. Källa: Informal project update: ILO Systems Change Initaitive 2025-10-27 Supply Chain Brief Sida har stöttat ILOs arbete i skärningspunkten mellan utveckling-humanitärt-fredsbyggande (HDPN) sedan 2018. Ett viktigt resultat från detta arbete är att den workshop som ILO arrangerade tillsammans med Nexus Academy med fokus på "Decent Work across the HDP Nexus in Arab States", med över 70 deltagare inkl. representanter från regeringar, arbetsgivarorganisationer, arbetstagarorganisationer, FN-organisationer, RC-kontor, civilsamhällesorganisationer och givare i Libanon, Jordanien, Jemen, Irak och Palestina resulterade i flera konkreta initiativ på landnivå. Detta inkluderar formuleringen av ILOs bidrag till krisstödet till Libanon i linje med HDPN-ansatsen, och utvecklingen av ILOs strategi för engagemang i Syrien också i linje med HDPN-ansatsen. En dialog har inletts med ambassaden i Libanon som ansvarar för Sveriges regionala strategi för Syrienkrisen och ambassaden i Jordanien som ansvarar för Strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingsarbete i MENA regionen, för att ytterligare stärka kopplingen mellan ILOs arbete och Sveriges prioriteringar under de kommande två åren. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 34 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14789-14789A0101 Sweden Total contribution is 200 000 000 SEK for 2022-2025, divided between: - Non-earmarked funding to Regular Budget Supplementary Account: 70 000 000 SEK - Lightly earmarked to four cross cutting areas reflecting Swedish priorities: 130 00 000 SEK - Gender Equality and Non-discrimination - Just Transition and Environmental Sustainability - Conflict Perspective and Humanitarian, Peace, Development Nexus - System Change Initiative for Productive Employment The support contributes to ILO's overall Strategic Plan, Results Framework, and Programme & Budget. Totalt stöd på 200 000 000 SEK för perioden 2022-2025, uppdelat enligt följande: - Icke-öronmärkt stöd till ILOs flexibla finansieringsmekanism (RBSA) 70 000 000 SEK - Lätt öronmärkt stöd till fyra tvärgående perspektiv i enlighet med Svenska prioriteringar 130 000 000 SEK - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Rättvis omställning och miljömässig hållbarhet - Konflikt och Humanitärt-Fred-Utvecklings nexus - Systemförändring för hållbar utveckling Stödet bidrar till ILO:s övergripande Strategiska Plan, Resultatramverk, och Program & Budget. Den övergripande målsättningen med stödet är att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning och anständiga arbetsvillkor för fattiga och sårbara män och kvinnor, som en hållbar och motståndskraftig väg ur fattigdom och mot fred och social rättvisa. För den mjuka öronmärkning för integrering av: - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Miljömässig hållbarhet och rättvis grön omställning - Konfliktkänslighet och HDP-nexus - Systemansats (MSD) har styrningen för ökad kapacitet för institutioner på nationell nivå stärkts för de kommande två åren (2026-2027). Detta är i linje med Strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 och strategimålet för Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel där målsättningen är att bidra till förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, inkl. goda lokala arbetstillfällen och produktiv sysselsättning särskilt för kvinnor, men där den tidigare styrningen mot ett globalt normativ mervärde för insatserna nu ändrats till att prioritera att leverera resultat på landnivå och komplettera de regionala och bilaterala strategierna inom verksamhetsområdet. Styrningen mot ökad komplementaritet till Sveriges och Sidas prioriteringar inom regionala och bilaterala portföljer och för svenska intressen har också stärkts. Allt arbete inom ramen för partnerskapet sker fortsatt i linje med ILOs övergripande program och budget. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 50000000 0 0 0 50000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 50000000 ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened capacity to address the positive effects of migration Stärkt kapacitet att tillvarata migrationens positiva effekter Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for social protection systems Förbättrade förutsättningar för social trygghetssystem Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14789-14789A0102 Sweden Total contribution is 200 000 000 SEK for 2022-2025, divided between: - Non-earmarked funding to Regular Budget Supplementary Account: 70 000 000 SEK - Lightly earmarked to four cross cutting areas reflecting Swedish priorities: 130 00 000 SEK - Gender Equality and Non-discrimination - Just Transition and Environmental Sustainability - Conflict Perspective and Humanitarian, Peace, Development Nexus - System Change Initiative for Productive Employment The support contributes to ILO's overall Strategic Plan, Results Framework, and Programme & Budget. Totalt stöd på 200 000 000 SEK för perioden 2022-2025, uppdelat enligt följande: - Icke-öronmärkt stöd till ILOs flexibla finansieringsmekanism (RBSA) 70 000 000 SEK - Lätt öronmärkt stöd till fyra tvärgående perspektiv i enlighet med Svenska prioriteringar 130 000 000 SEK - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Rättvis omställning och miljömässig hållbarhet - Konflikt och Humanitärt-Fred-Utvecklings nexus - Systemförändring för hållbar utveckling Stödet bidrar till ILO:s övergripande Strategiska Plan, Resultatramverk, och Program & Budget. Den övergripande målsättningen med stödet är att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning och anständiga arbetsvillkor för fattiga och sårbara män och kvinnor, som en hållbar och motståndskraftig väg ur fattigdom och mot fred och social rättvisa. För den mjuka öronmärkning för integrering av: - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Miljömässig hållbarhet och rättvis grön omställning - Konfliktkänslighet och HDP-nexus - Systemansats (MSD) har styrningen för ökad kapacitet för institutioner på nationell nivå stärkts för de kommande två åren (2026-2027). Detta är i linje med Strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 och strategimålet för Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel där målsättningen är att bidra till förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, inkl. goda lokala arbetstillfällen och produktiv sysselsättning särskilt för kvinnor, men där den tidigare styrningen mot ett globalt normativ mervärde för insatserna nu ändrats till att prioritera att leverera resultat på landnivå och komplettera de regionala och bilaterala strategierna inom verksamhetsområdet. Styrningen mot ökad komplementaritet till Sveriges och Sidas prioriteringar inom regionala och bilaterala portföljer och för svenska intressen har också stärkts. Allt arbete inom ramen för partnerskapet sker fortsatt i linje med ILOs övergripande program och budget. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 60000000 40000000 0 50000000 0 0 60000000 0 40000000 0 0 127500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 22500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 7500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 42500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 51000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 9000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 34000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 6000000 ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthening of women’s economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for universal social protection Förbättrade förutsättningar för universell social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14789-14789A0103 Sweden Total contribution is 200 000 000 SEK for 2022-2025, divided between: - Non-earmarked funding to Regular Budget Supplementary Account: 70 000 000 SEK - Lightly earmarked to four cross cutting areas reflecting Swedish priorities: 130 00 000 SEK - Gender Equality and Non-discrimination - Just Transition and Environmental Sustainability - Conflict Perspective and Humanitarian, Peace, Development Nexus - System Change Initiative for Productive Employment The support contributes to ILO's overall Strategic Plan, Results Framework, and Programme & Budget. Totalt stöd på 200 000 000 SEK för perioden 2022-2025, uppdelat enligt följande: - Icke-öronmärkt stöd till ILOs flexibla finansieringsmekanism (RBSA) 70 000 000 SEK - Lätt öronmärkt stöd till fyra tvärgående perspektiv i enlighet med Svenska prioriteringar 130 000 000 SEK - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Rättvis omställning och miljömässig hållbarhet - Konflikt och Humanitärt-Fred-Utvecklings nexus - Systemförändring för hållbar utveckling Stödet bidrar till ILO:s övergripande Strategiska Plan, Resultatramverk, och Program & Budget. Den övergripande målsättningen med stödet är att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning och anständiga arbetsvillkor för fattiga och sårbara män och kvinnor, som en hållbar och motståndskraftig väg ur fattigdom och mot fred och social rättvisa. För den mjuka öronmärkning för integrering av: - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Miljömässig hållbarhet och rättvis grön omställning - Konfliktkänslighet och HDP-nexus - Systemansats (MSD) har styrningen för ökad kapacitet för institutioner på nationell nivå stärkts för de kommande två åren (2026-2027). Detta är i linje med Strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 och strategimålet för Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel där målsättningen är att bidra till förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, inkl. goda lokala arbetstillfällen och produktiv sysselsättning särskilt för kvinnor, men där den tidigare styrningen mot ett globalt normativ mervärde för insatserna nu ändrats till att prioritera att leverera resultat på landnivå och komplettera de regionala och bilaterala strategierna inom verksamhetsområdet. Styrningen mot ökad komplementaritet till Sveriges och Sidas prioriteringar inom regionala och bilaterala portföljer och för svenska intressen har också stärkts. Allt arbete inom ramen för partnerskapet sker fortsatt i linje med ILOs övergripande program och budget. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 35000000 35000000 0 0 30000000 65000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 30000000 ILO/International Labour Organization Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14996 Sweden GNDR is a voluntary network of civil society organisations (CSOs), associations and individuals committed to working together, and engaging with partners and other stakeholders to increase community resilience and reduce disaster risk around the world. GNDR is the largest international network of organisations working with disaster risk reduction, connecting with more than 1800 organisations spread across 131 countries. Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR) är ett globalt nätverk som arbetar för att stärka motståndskraften mot katastrofer samt minska katastrofrisker. GNDR är det största internationella nätverket av organisationer som arbetar med katastrofriskreduktion, och som knutit till sig över 1800 organisationer spridda över 131 länder. GNDRs vision är "En värld där alla samarbetar tillsammans för att stärka resiliens hos de mest utsatta människorna, och hindra att risker utvecklas till katastrofer". Sidas stöd är projektstöd för genomförandet av GNDRs arbetsplan "Local leadership for Global Impact 2022-2026", som är en del av GNDRs övergripande strategi Local Leadership for Global Impact 2020-2025. GNDRs strategi har tre övergripande strategiska mål som är ömsesidigt förstärkande: Stärkt samarbete, solidaritet och mobilisering av civilsamhällesorganisationer; GNDR leder lokaliseringsagendan; samt aktörer strävar efter att bedriva riskinformerat utvecklingsarbete. Stödet ska bidra till genomförandet av projektet mot 5 specifika mål, med förklaring på vad de ska uppnå: 1) Partnerskap och samarbeten mellan civilsamhällesorganisationer har skapats eller stärks och utrymmet för civila aktörer har vidgats. Organisationer, som GNDR gett stöd till, kommer att ha utvecklat sin kompetens och kapacitet för att samarbeta kring genomförandet av katastrofriskreducering lokalt. Det kommer att finnas ökade mekanismer och policyer för samarbeten, och fler organisationer förstår vinsten i att samverka istället för att konkurrera. 2) Det finns en ökning av lokala aktörer som deltar i beslutsfattande processer gällande prioriteringar för resiliens, och som har säkrat tillräckliga resurser. Civilsamhällesorganisationer hålls ansvariga för samarbeten. Lokala CSO har kapacitet att leda och hålls ansvariga gentemot de samhällen som de arbetar i samt att regeringar och INGOer låter CSOer leda i lokala kontexter. 3) Utvecklingsarbetet tar hänsyn till olika typer av hot och risker lokala på lokal nivå. Globala och nationella aktörer hålls ansvariga för lokaliseringsagendan gällande katastrofriskreducering. Sektorer är införstådda med att de måste bygga motståndskraft samtidigt som de främjar utvecklingen av ett integrerat riskinformerat tänk i arbetet med att bygga resiliens mot katastrofer (baserat på 6 identifierade drivers of risk; se nedan), evidensbaserad kunskap finns och används, samt att sektorer på olika nivåer har stärkt förmåga att samordna. 4) En förbättrad miljömässig hållbarhet har integreras i genomförandet. Lokalsamhällen är medvetna om risker kopplat till klimatförändringar. Aktörer och lokalsamhällen har tillgång till information och kunskap för att implementera aktiviteter för klimatanpassning. 5) Hindren för jämlikhet i riskorienterad utveckling och humanitära insatser har motverkats. Kvinnor inom utveckling och humanitära sektorer har stärkt kunskap och kapacitet att delta och genomföra aktiviteter, samt att kvinnors förmåga och möjlighet att driva och leda frågor gällande lokalsamhällens deltagande, i nationella och internationella sammanhang har stärkts. Vidare ska GNDRs medlemmar öka sin kapacitet i att integrera ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i deras aktiviteter för att stärka arbetet mot ojämlikhet globalt. GNDR ska uppnå målen genom 2 ansatser: (a) fokusera på aktiviteter inom 6 identifierade riskfaktorer som bidrar till ökade utmaningar för riskarbetet. De sex riskfaktorerna är klimatförändringar, konflikt, urbanisering, tvångsförflyttningar/ofrivillig migration, ojämlikhet mellan könen, samt mat- och vattensäkerhet. (b) som nätverk har GNDR sex roller för att verka för förändring: som katalysator, kapacitetsstärkare, sammankallande (convenor), tankeledare (thought leader), förstärkare (amplifier), och rapportör. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Disaster Risk Reduction Other Multisector Under föregående Strategi för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald 2022-2026 bidrog insatsen till strategimålet "stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer" (100 %). Under strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 bidrar insatsen till målet "stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet" (100%). Uppnådda resultat presenteras inte i detalj, utan på övergripande nivå, och tar i beaktande huruvida GNDR har levererat mot de fem specifika mål som definieras i avtalet mellan Sida och GNDR. 1) Partnerskap och samarbeten mellan civilsamhällesorganisationer har skapats eller stärks och utrymmet för civila aktörer har vidgats. GNDR har fortsatt att genomföra utbildningar och workshopar i kapacitetsbyggande syfte till sina medlemmar. GNDR samlar in rekommendationer och önskemål från sina medlemmar på årlig basis, för att säkra att de kan erbjuda stöd i relevanta tematiska och tekniska ämnen. GNDR arbetar med att samla exempel på god praxis, verktyg för praktiskt stöd till medlemmar, samt fortsatt arbeta för att olika verktyg, som t ex medlemsportal och guidelines mer användarvänliga och tillgängliga genom t ex översättning till fler språk, som efterfrågats av medlemmarna. I samtal med medlemmar under Global Summit, samt i möte med Svenska resiliensnätverket framhålls GNDRs vikt som nätverkssamordnare, kunskapsledare och för att möjliggöra lokala aktörers medverkan och påverkan i globala processer. Exempelvis visar undersökningen efter Global Summit att 86% starkt rekommenderar medverkan i Global Summit. Inom mål 1 lyfter GNDR också exempel på hur medlemsorganisationer hanterade översvämningar och jordskred till följd av kraftiga regn i Östafrika i början av 2024 som ledde till att cirka 1,6 miljoner människor drabbades. Medlemsorganisationer bidrog på plats med akutinsatser och stöd till återhämtning bland annat genom att etablera tillfälliga lärmiljöer för att säkerställa att barns utbildning kunde fortsätta, erbjuda psykosocialt stöd, distribuera kontantkuponger samt skapa hygienfaciliteter för att minska risken för koleraspridning. En medlemsorganisation i Kenya använde även radio och sociala medier för att tidigt varna invånare i översvämningsdrabbade områden. 2) Det finns en ökning av lokala aktörer som deltar i beslutsfattande processer gällande prioriteringar för resiliens och säkrat tillräckliga resurser. Utöver att GNDR samlar exempel på lokalt baserade god praxis, och använder "story-telling" i globala event och sammanhang för att lyfta det lokala perspektivet, så möjliggör de även för direkt deltagande för lokala partner i globala event som t ex COP och High Level Forum, genom direkt finansiering för resa och deltagande. GNDR håller även utbildningar och tar fram olika toolkit och guidelines för att öka lokalsamhällen och lokala CSOer att samverka och påverka nationella och regionala regeringar och ledare. Dessutom har GNDR lyssnat på medlemmarnas önskan om stöd för finansiering genom att genomföra utbildningar inom givardialog och finansiering som ett led i målet att säkra tillräckliga resurser. Bland annat genomförde GNDR ett digital utbildning om medelinsamling. Utifrån insamlad deltagaråterkoppling rapporterar GNDR att utbildningen har mottagits väl. Enligt GNDR har utbildningen redan bidragit till resultat på marken då en medlemsorganisation uppger att de har tillämpat verktyg och strategier från utbildningen för att mobilisera finansiering till ett hållbart vattenförvaltningsprojekt i västra Himalaya, samt säkrat 80 procent av finansieringen för ett separat initiativ. GNDR har fortsatt varit aktiv inom påverkansarbete vid olika globala event, just för att göra sårbara lokalsamhällens, och lokala CSOers röster hörda, bland annat i High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF), COP29, och Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction i Geneve i år. 3) Utvecklingsarbetet tar hänsyn olika typer av hot och risker lokala på lokal nivå. GNDRs utbildningar och toolkit och guidelines är relevanta även här, då flera av dessa just adresserar hot och risker på lokal nivå. Detta mål ska särskilt arbeta utifrån de 6 identifierade riskfaktorer som bidrar till ökade utmaningar för riskarbetet: Klimatförändringar, konflikt, urbanisering, tvångsförflyttningar/ofrivillig migration, ojämlikhet mellan könen, samt mat- och vattensäkerhet. Sidas bedömning är att GNDR även här levererar, vilket baseras på uppföljande samtal med GNDR samt senaste årsrapporten. Utöver arbetet med de arbetsgrupperna för risk-faktorer, så är det tydligare att se hur GNDR arbetar med dessa frågor i projekt. Ett exempel är det femåriga forskningsprojektet "Locally-led humanitarian solutions" (LLHS), som särskilt belyser kopplingarna mellan risk, konflikt och ojämlikhet. LLHS var dock finansierat av BHA/USAID och fick avslutas när USAID lades ner. Projektet genomfördes i samarbete med CSOer och lokalsamhällen i tio länder (Bangladesh, Benin, Colombia, DR Kongo, Elfenbenskusten, Guatemala, Honduras, Irak, Jemen och Pakistan). Resultatet förväntas bidra till nationella dialoger gällande lokalisering, främja lokalt ledda humanitära insatser som stärker samhällets motståndskraft, samt samla värdefulla insikter och bästa praxis gällande genomförandet av lokalt ledda sk. trippelnexusinsatser (humanitärt, utveckling, fred) som effektivt hanterar klimatförändringarnas effekter i fragila stater och regioner. Även om projektet i sig inte finansieras av Sida, så möjliggör Sidas stöd som går till själva nätverket och sekretariatet att GNDR kan genomföra liknande projekt. 4) En förbättrad miljömässig hållbarhet har integreras i genomförandet. Rapporteringen av hur GNDR arbetar med riskfaktorn miljömässig hållbarhet är svag, även om viss förbättring har noterats under senaste året jämfört med tidigare. Frågan bör fortsatt följas upp av Sida HL. 5) Hindren för jämlikhet i riskorienterad utveckling och humanitära insatser har motverkats. GNDR har en prioriterad syn på gender-transformativ ansats i sina interventioner, och även nämner några exempel på resultat i senaste årsrapporten. GNDR har hållit olika webbinarier, och säkrat jämn representation i olika event som COP28 och COP29, och stöttat skapandet av ett nätverk för kvinnor inom DRR under UNDRRs LAC regionala kontor och UN Women, samt stöttat genomförandet av ett face-to-face möte i augusti i år. GNDR bedöms vara mycket aktiv i att driva jämställdhetsintegrering och driva frågan om kvinnligt ledarskap. Då Sidas medel inte vidareförmedlas under GNDR-stödet, utan går till GNDRs arbete med att upprätthålla ett aktivt nätverk som ger mervärde för sina medlemmar, går det ju inte att presentera en medlemsorganisations arbete och tillskriva allt till GNDR, eller till Sidas stöd specifikt, som bl.a. noterat ovan gällande projektet LLHS. Samtidigt utgör medlemmars integrerade och riskinformerade arbete de bästa exemplen på att GNDR stödjer aktörer att bedriva riskinformerat utvecklingsarbete då GNDR arbetar aktivt med att sprida goda exempel på lokalt drivna projekt både till andra medlemmar i nätverket, samtidigt som organisationen i fråga kan få tips och stöd för vidareutveckling och/eller förbättring, som ett slags peer-review, samt även för att exemplifiera mervärdet av lokal kunskap i global policydialog och påverkan. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14996-14996A0101 Sweden GNDR is a voluntary network of civil society organisations (CSOs), associations and individuals committed to working together, and engaging with partners and other stakeholders to increase community resilience and reduce disaster risk around the world. GNDR is the largest international network of organisations working with disaster risk reduction, connecting with more than 1800 organisations spread across 131 countries. Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR) är ett globalt nätverk som arbetar för att stärka motståndskraften mot katastrofer samt minska katastrofrisker. GNDR är det största internationella nätverket av organisationer som arbetar med katastrofriskreduktion, och som knutit till sig över 1800 organisationer spridda över 131 länder. GNDRs vision är "En värld där alla samarbetar tillsammans för att stärka resiliens hos de mest utsatta människorna, och hindra att risker utvecklas till katastrofer". Sidas stöd är projektstöd för genomförandet av GNDRs arbetsplan "Local leadership for Global Impact 2022-2026", som är en del av GNDRs övergripande strategi Local Leadership for Global Impact 2020-2025. GNDRs strategi har tre övergripande strategiska mål som är ömsesidigt förstärkande: Stärkt samarbete, solidaritet och mobilisering av civilsamhällesorganisationer; GNDR leder lokaliseringsagendan; samt aktörer strävar efter att bedriva riskinformerat utvecklingsarbete. Stödet ska bidra till genomförandet av projektet mot 5 specifika mål, med förklaring på vad de ska uppnå: 1) Partnerskap och samarbeten mellan civilsamhällesorganisationer har skapats eller stärks och utrymmet för civila aktörer har vidgats. Organisationer, som GNDR gett stöd till, kommer att ha utvecklat sin kompetens och kapacitet för att samarbeta kring genomförandet av katastrofriskreducering lokalt. Det kommer att finnas ökade mekanismer och policyer för samarbeten, och fler organisationer förstår vinsten i att samverka istället för att konkurrera. 2) Det finns en ökning av lokala aktörer som deltar i beslutsfattande processer gällande prioriteringar för resiliens, och som har säkrat tillräckliga resurser. Civilsamhällesorganisationer hålls ansvariga för samarbeten. Lokala CSO har kapacitet att leda och hålls ansvariga gentemot de samhällen som de arbetar i samt att regeringar och INGOer låter CSOer leda i lokala kontexter. 3) Utvecklingsarbetet tar hänsyn till olika typer av hot och risker lokala på lokal nivå. Globala och nationella aktörer hålls ansvariga för lokaliseringsagendan gällande katastrofriskreducering. Sektorer är införstådda med att de måste bygga motståndskraft samtidigt som de främjar utvecklingen av ett integrerat riskinformerat tänk i arbetet med att bygga resiliens mot katastrofer (baserat på 6 identifierade drivers of risk; se nedan), evidensbaserad kunskap finns och används, samt att sektorer på olika nivåer har stärkt förmåga att samordna. 4) En förbättrad miljömässig hållbarhet har integreras i genomförandet. Lokalsamhällen är medvetna om risker kopplat till klimatförändringar. Aktörer och lokalsamhällen har tillgång till information och kunskap för att implementera aktiviteter för klimatanpassning. 5) Hindren för jämlikhet i riskorienterad utveckling och humanitära insatser har motverkats. Kvinnor inom utveckling och humanitära sektorer har stärkt kunskap och kapacitet att delta och genomföra aktiviteter, samt att kvinnors förmåga och möjlighet att driva och leda frågor gällande lokalsamhällens deltagande, i nationella och internationella sammanhang har stärkts. Vidare ska GNDRs medlemmar öka sin kapacitet i att integrera ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i deras aktiviteter för att stärka arbetet mot ojämlikhet globalt. GNDR ska uppnå målen genom 2 ansatser: (a) fokusera på aktiviteter inom 6 identifierade riskfaktorer som bidrar till ökade utmaningar för riskarbetet. De sex riskfaktorerna är klimatförändringar, konflikt, urbanisering, tvångsförflyttningar/ofrivillig migration, ojämlikhet mellan könen, samt mat- och vattensäkerhet. (b) som nätverk har GNDR sex roller för att verka för förändring: som katalysator, kapacitetsstärkare, sammankallande (convenor), tankeledare (thought leader), förstärkare (amplifier), och rapportör. Sweden GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 4000000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 4000000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14996-14996A0102 Sweden GNDR is a voluntary network of civil society organisations (CSOs), associations and individuals committed to working together, and engaging with partners and other stakeholders to increase community resilience and reduce disaster risk around the world. GNDR is the largest international network of organisations working with disaster risk reduction, connecting with more than 1800 organisations spread across 131 countries. Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR) är ett globalt nätverk som arbetar för att stärka motståndskraften mot katastrofer samt minska katastrofrisker. GNDR är det största internationella nätverket av organisationer som arbetar med katastrofriskreduktion, och som knutit till sig över 1800 organisationer spridda över 131 länder. GNDRs vision är "En värld där alla samarbetar tillsammans för att stärka resiliens hos de mest utsatta människorna, och hindra att risker utvecklas till katastrofer". Sidas stöd är projektstöd för genomförandet av GNDRs arbetsplan "Local leadership for Global Impact 2022-2026", som är en del av GNDRs övergripande strategi Local Leadership for Global Impact 2020-2025. GNDRs strategi har tre övergripande strategiska mål som är ömsesidigt förstärkande: Stärkt samarbete, solidaritet och mobilisering av civilsamhällesorganisationer; GNDR leder lokaliseringsagendan; samt aktörer strävar efter att bedriva riskinformerat utvecklingsarbete. Stödet ska bidra till genomförandet av projektet mot 5 specifika mål, med förklaring på vad de ska uppnå: 1) Partnerskap och samarbeten mellan civilsamhällesorganisationer har skapats eller stärks och utrymmet för civila aktörer har vidgats. Organisationer, som GNDR gett stöd till, kommer att ha utvecklat sin kompetens och kapacitet för att samarbeta kring genomförandet av katastrofriskreducering lokalt. Det kommer att finnas ökade mekanismer och policyer för samarbeten, och fler organisationer förstår vinsten i att samverka istället för att konkurrera. 2) Det finns en ökning av lokala aktörer som deltar i beslutsfattande processer gällande prioriteringar för resiliens, och som har säkrat tillräckliga resurser. Civilsamhällesorganisationer hålls ansvariga för samarbeten. Lokala CSO har kapacitet att leda och hålls ansvariga gentemot de samhällen som de arbetar i samt att regeringar och INGOer låter CSOer leda i lokala kontexter. 3) Utvecklingsarbetet tar hänsyn till olika typer av hot och risker lokala på lokal nivå. Globala och nationella aktörer hålls ansvariga för lokaliseringsagendan gällande katastrofriskreducering. Sektorer är införstådda med att de måste bygga motståndskraft samtidigt som de främjar utvecklingen av ett integrerat riskinformerat tänk i arbetet med att bygga resiliens mot katastrofer (baserat på 6 identifierade drivers of risk; se nedan), evidensbaserad kunskap finns och används, samt att sektorer på olika nivåer har stärkt förmåga att samordna. 4) En förbättrad miljömässig hållbarhet har integreras i genomförandet. Lokalsamhällen är medvetna om risker kopplat till klimatförändringar. Aktörer och lokalsamhällen har tillgång till information och kunskap för att implementera aktiviteter för klimatanpassning. 5) Hindren för jämlikhet i riskorienterad utveckling och humanitära insatser har motverkats. Kvinnor inom utveckling och humanitära sektorer har stärkt kunskap och kapacitet att delta och genomföra aktiviteter, samt att kvinnors förmåga och möjlighet att driva och leda frågor gällande lokalsamhällens deltagande, i nationella och internationella sammanhang har stärkts. Vidare ska GNDRs medlemmar öka sin kapacitet i att integrera ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i deras aktiviteter för att stärka arbetet mot ojämlikhet globalt. GNDR ska uppnå målen genom 2 ansatser: (a) fokusera på aktiviteter inom 6 identifierade riskfaktorer som bidrar till ökade utmaningar för riskarbetet. De sex riskfaktorerna är klimatförändringar, konflikt, urbanisering, tvångsförflyttningar/ofrivillig migration, ojämlikhet mellan könen, samt mat- och vattensäkerhet. (b) som nätverk har GNDR sex roller för att verka för förändring: som katalysator, kapacitetsstärkare, sammankallande (convenor), tankeledare (thought leader), förstärkare (amplifier), och rapportör. Sweden GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 5000000 2500000 2500000 0 1000000 0 0 0 2500000 0 2500000 0 2389573 0 0 0 2610427 13500000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 1000000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2389573 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2610427 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2500000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2500000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2500000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14996-14996A0103 Sweden GNDR is a voluntary network of civil society organisations (CSOs), associations and individuals committed to working together, and engaging with partners and other stakeholders to increase community resilience and reduce disaster risk around the world. GNDR is the largest international network of organisations working with disaster risk reduction, connecting with more than 1800 organisations spread across 131 countries. Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR) är ett globalt nätverk som arbetar för att stärka motståndskraften mot katastrofer samt minska katastrofrisker. GNDR är det största internationella nätverket av organisationer som arbetar med katastrofriskreduktion, och som knutit till sig över 1800 organisationer spridda över 131 länder. GNDRs vision är "En värld där alla samarbetar tillsammans för att stärka resiliens hos de mest utsatta människorna, och hindra att risker utvecklas till katastrofer". Sidas stöd är projektstöd för genomförandet av GNDRs arbetsplan "Local leadership for Global Impact 2022-2026", som är en del av GNDRs övergripande strategi Local Leadership for Global Impact 2020-2025. GNDRs strategi har tre övergripande strategiska mål som är ömsesidigt förstärkande: Stärkt samarbete, solidaritet och mobilisering av civilsamhällesorganisationer; GNDR leder lokaliseringsagendan; samt aktörer strävar efter att bedriva riskinformerat utvecklingsarbete. Stödet ska bidra till genomförandet av projektet mot 5 specifika mål, med förklaring på vad de ska uppnå: 1) Partnerskap och samarbeten mellan civilsamhällesorganisationer har skapats eller stärks och utrymmet för civila aktörer har vidgats. Organisationer, som GNDR gett stöd till, kommer att ha utvecklat sin kompetens och kapacitet för att samarbeta kring genomförandet av katastrofriskreducering lokalt. Det kommer att finnas ökade mekanismer och policyer för samarbeten, och fler organisationer förstår vinsten i att samverka istället för att konkurrera. 2) Det finns en ökning av lokala aktörer som deltar i beslutsfattande processer gällande prioriteringar för resiliens, och som har säkrat tillräckliga resurser. Civilsamhällesorganisationer hålls ansvariga för samarbeten. Lokala CSO har kapacitet att leda och hålls ansvariga gentemot de samhällen som de arbetar i samt att regeringar och INGOer låter CSOer leda i lokala kontexter. 3) Utvecklingsarbetet tar hänsyn till olika typer av hot och risker lokala på lokal nivå. Globala och nationella aktörer hålls ansvariga för lokaliseringsagendan gällande katastrofriskreducering. Sektorer är införstådda med att de måste bygga motståndskraft samtidigt som de främjar utvecklingen av ett integrerat riskinformerat tänk i arbetet med att bygga resiliens mot katastrofer (baserat på 6 identifierade drivers of risk; se nedan), evidensbaserad kunskap finns och används, samt att sektorer på olika nivåer har stärkt förmåga att samordna. 4) En förbättrad miljömässig hållbarhet har integreras i genomförandet. Lokalsamhällen är medvetna om risker kopplat till klimatförändringar. Aktörer och lokalsamhällen har tillgång till information och kunskap för att implementera aktiviteter för klimatanpassning. 5) Hindren för jämlikhet i riskorienterad utveckling och humanitära insatser har motverkats. Kvinnor inom utveckling och humanitära sektorer har stärkt kunskap och kapacitet att delta och genomföra aktiviteter, samt att kvinnors förmåga och möjlighet att driva och leda frågor gällande lokalsamhällens deltagande, i nationella och internationella sammanhang har stärkts. Vidare ska GNDRs medlemmar öka sin kapacitet i att integrera ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i deras aktiviteter för att stärka arbetet mot ojämlikhet globalt. GNDR ska uppnå målen genom 2 ansatser: (a) fokusera på aktiviteter inom 6 identifierade riskfaktorer som bidrar till ökade utmaningar för riskarbetet. De sex riskfaktorerna är klimatförändringar, konflikt, urbanisering, tvångsförflyttningar/ofrivillig migration, ojämlikhet mellan könen, samt mat- och vattensäkerhet. (b) som nätverk har GNDR sex roller för att verka för förändring: som katalysator, kapacitetsstärkare, sammankallande (convenor), tankeledare (thought leader), förstärkare (amplifier), och rapportör. Sweden GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 2500000 2500000 0 0 0 2500000 5000000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2500000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2500000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15019 Sweden The programme aims to strengthen women's and youth’s meaningful, enduring participation in advancing inclusive peace and security in the Levant and Yemen Programmet syftar till att främja kvinnors och ungdomars meningsfulla och varaktiga deltagande och bidrag till fred och säkerhet i Levanten och Jemen Objective of contribution: To strengthen women's and youth's meaningful, enduring participation in advancing inclusive peace and security in the Levant and Yemen Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Iraq Lebanon Syrian Arab Republic Yemen Middle East, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security During the period, results have been achieved in the following outcome areas: Outcome 1.1: Mentorship and strategy building that foster the collective impact of women's rights organisations and youth led organisations and reconciliation efforts have been strengthened in the Levant and Yemen. Outcome 1.2: Influential and diverse networks among women's rights organisations and youth led organisations have been expanded and reinforced in the Levant and Yemen. Outcome 2.1: Institutions and key decisionmakers relevant to Women Peace and Security and Youth Peace and Security have increased understanding of tools to conduct intersectional, gender and age sensitive policymaking. Outcome 2.2:Institutions and key decisionmakers relevant to Women Peace and Security and Youth Peace and Security have increased ability to mainstream gender and youth inclusion in peace and reconciliation processes. Outcome 3.1: Young women and men in the Levant and Yemen are empowered to actively promote and amplify inclusive narratives around peace and security. Outcome 3.2: Perceptions of target community groups in the Levant and Yemen are shifted towards increased support for women and youths meaningful enduring inclusion in peace and reconciliation processes. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15019-15019A0101 Sweden The programme aims to strengthen women's and youth’s meaningful, enduring participation in advancing inclusive peace and security in the Levant and Yemen Programmet syftar till att främja kvinnors och ungdomars meningsfulla och varaktiga deltagande och bidrag till fred och säkerhet i Levanten och Jemen Objective of contribution: To strengthen women's and youth's meaningful, enduring participation in advancing inclusive peace and security in the Levant and Yemen Sweden Search for Common Ground Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Search for Common Ground 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 19000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 0 0 0 29000000 Search for Common Ground 10000000 Search for Common Ground 9000000 Search for Common Ground 10000000 Search for Common Ground Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 A more gender-equal society, with a focus on the empowerment, participation and influence of women and girls. Ett mer jämställt samhälle med fokus på kvinnors och flickors egenmakt, deltagande och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened capacity and processes to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts by peaceful means, taking into account women’s participation. Stärkt kapacitet och processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beaktande av kvinnors deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for peaceful development, with inclusive dialogue at different levels. Förbättrade förutsättningar för en fredlig utveckling, med inkluderande dialog på olika nivåer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15019-15019A0103 Sweden The programme aims to strengthen women's and youth’s meaningful, enduring participation in advancing inclusive peace and security in the Levant and Yemen Programmet syftar till att främja kvinnors och ungdomars meningsfulla och varaktiga deltagande och bidrag till fred och säkerhet i Levanten och Jemen Objective of contribution: To strengthen women's and youth's meaningful, enduring participation in advancing inclusive peace and security in the Levant and Yemen Sweden Search for Common Ground Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Search for Common Ground 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 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Stärkt jämställdhet och stärkta förutsättningar att främja kvinnors och flickors fri- och rättigheter egenmakt och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced capacity to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts peacefully, with readiness to flexibly contribute in changing contexts. Stärkt kapacitet för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beredskap att flexibelt bidra i förändrade kontexter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15019-15019A0201 Sweden The programme aims to strengthen women's and youth’s meaningful, enduring participation in advancing inclusive peace and security in the Levant and Yemen Programmet syftar till att främja kvinnors och ungdomars meningsfulla och varaktiga deltagande och bidrag till fred och säkerhet i Levanten och Jemen Objective of contribution: To strengthen women's and youth's meaningful, enduring participation in advancing inclusive peace and security in the Levant and Yemen Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 248944 248944 248944 Ernst & Young 248944 Ernst & Young Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 A more gender-equal society, with a focus on the empowerment, participation and influence of women and girls. Ett mer jämställt samhälle med fokus på kvinnors och flickors egenmakt, deltagande och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened capacity and processes to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts by peaceful means, taking into account women’s participation. Stärkt kapacitet och processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beaktande av kvinnors deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for peaceful development, with inclusive dialogue at different levels. Förbättrade förutsättningar för en fredlig utveckling, med inkluderande dialog på olika nivåer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15020 Sweden The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. Det övergripande målet för projektet är att bidra till att stödja lokala kvinnoledda organisationer och feministiska rörelser för fred i MENA-regionen så att de kan utveckla sina egna agendor, narrativ och perspektiv och kräva utrymme i beslutsfattande på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå, vilket sedermera förväntas bidra till en inkluderande, intersektionell och inflytelserik fredsrörelse. The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Iraq Jordan Lebanon Morocco Palestine, State of Tunisia Middle East, regional North of Sahara, regional Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general The WILPF narrative report for 2024 establishes that there was a focus on establishing the relationship between WILPF and the new partners, and between the partners themselves. It gave the partners tools and strategies to apply to advancing in their own specific agendas the partners needs assessment were initiated multiple individual and collective conversations, dialogues and check ins were organised and partners were taught about WILPF MENA teams feminist approach in relationship building and approaching solidarity across the movement. Results per output are presented below: Output 1: Feminist grassroot organisations and womenled initiatives are better resourced to focus on advancing their own feminist peace agendas Flexible funding enabled WILPF to support 11 feminist organisations in six countries (Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Morocco, Tunisia) to cover main operation costs, retain staff, and continue operating despite conflict, occupation, and authoritarian crackdowns. The organisations' work spanned four key areas: documentation as resistance, safe spaces and collective healing, advocacy and policy influence and survival, adaptation and sustainability. In Lebanon, partners were able to maintain the SRHR hotlines and support networks even under bombardments. A thematic case study was conducted to highlight how partners in Lebanon mobilised during the war to meet urgent needs while advancing feminist peace. It featured three stories of change together with the report to showcase examples and details on partner's advancement and capabilities. Stories from partners in Lebanon show how they navigated active conflict by adapting quickly to urgent needs. For example, the Knowledge Workshop shifted from its usual focus on feminist and environmental justice to immediate crisis response, enabled by its flexible funding and community rooted approach. These cases, according to WILPF, highlight the vital role such organisations play in both immediate crisis management and longterm community resilience, showing that longterm adaptability is a key to achieving lasting community empowerment and justice. Partner organisations have created archives and feminist narratives that safeguarded marginalised stories and documented abuse, including against Palestinian women with disabilities. Feminist clubs, craft circles and other collective learning communities gave women and marginalised groups the opportunity to get political education, a chance to recover and a sense of community. Grassroot research was transformed into policy demands and advocacy, such as the strengthened protection for migrant workers. The partner organisation in Tunisia, through the flexible funding provided by WILPF, has strengthened protection mechanisms and expanded support services for women and girls survivors of genderbased violence. The organisation launched a dedicated support cell that has provided direct assistance to women and girls. Services include: social support legal assistance, including free judicial support and coverage of legal fees for survivors of domestic violence psycho-social support and active listening access to shelters. The organisation has also introduced a mobile support unit operating across Tunis, including on weekends when most GBV services are unavailable but cases of violence are most prevalent. This initiative ensures that survivors can access immediate assistance during critical moments, even when other support systems are closed. The flexible funding model has enabled partners to prioritise adaptation and longterm movement building. Partners' budget allocations differed based on their priorities and agendas but three main priorities could be identified: core costs, capacity building, and knowledge production. Output 2: Feminist grassroot organisations and womenled initiatives are technically supported to participate in and influence feminist peace. Through the project's Technical Support Plan, partner organisations have received training in WILPF's finance and procurement induction workshop. This is expected to lead to improved reporting capabilities and increased financial transparency among partners. Partner organisations were invited to individual Partners Needs Assessment (PNA), which helped the organisations complete the financial reports and address technical difficulties, building both administrative capacity and confidence. These individual assessments were conducted with all partners during the summer of 2024 and provided a deeper understanding of their collective needs, priorities, and challenges. The PNAs also showed a strong trend towards partners actively seeking regional and international collaborations. Insights from the assessments made it possible to give tailored support interventions and create a common basis for continued networking and solidarity in the region. In 2025, TSP will include learning sessions on decolonial feminism, resistance to militarisation, alternative financing, and strategies against digital violence against women. Partner organisations are involved in co-designing these activities. Output 3: Feminist grassroot organisations and womenled initiatives have enhanced networking and movement building opportunities facilitated by WILPF The inception meeting in November 2024 brought together all partner organisations and the WILPF team. This meeting was intended to provide a space for building trust and relationships ahead of the regional gathering in Nairobi. The partners came together in an inclusive, partnered regional gathering in Nairobi. The gathering enabled joint analysis of structural oppression, such as colonialism, capitalism and militarism, and the development of strategies for transnational feminist solidarity. The gathering had four key discussions: global politics, militarization and capitalism, decreasing trust in multilateral spaces, NGOisation and funding, and building transnational feminist solidarity. The gathering further prioritised the development of knowledge and documentation. Together with partners, WILPF has produced podcasts, interviews, and informal storytelling sessions that centered feminist narratives and served as a tool for awareness raising. WILPF produced four episodes of the Political Is Personal Podcast series exploring topics such as backlash and feminist resistance in MENA, the impact of conflicts on economies through a feminist lens, the feminist movement in Sudan, and feminist leadership in times of crisis and disaster. Output 4: Resourcing procedures at WILPF are enhanced for the feminist movement The WILPF report states that the organisation has strengthened team integration and collaboration. The restructuring of the MENA team has enabled a more cohesive way of working, with staff working across projects and functions, reducing silos and strengthening internal capacity for crisis response. In terms of resourcing, WILPF chose to remove external consultants form the process and instead rely on internal staff to lead the enhancement of resourcing procedures. This decision was made to ensure full ownership and collective responsibility over the process and outcomes. One of the improvements was a modified partner selection approach designed to support more grassroots and radical feminist groups, particularly those working with niche, underserved and marginalised groups. 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Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened capacity and processes to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts by peaceful means, taking into account women’s participation. Stärkt kapacitet och processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beaktande av kvinnors deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15020-15020A0102 Sweden The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. 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Stärkt jämställdhet och stärkta förutsättningar att främja kvinnors och flickors fri- och rättigheter egenmakt och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced capacity to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts peacefully, with readiness to flexibly contribute in changing contexts. Stärkt kapacitet för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beredskap att flexibelt bidra i förändrade kontexter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15020-15020A0103 Sweden The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. Det övergripande målet för projektet är att bidra till att stödja lokala kvinnoledda organisationer och feministiska rörelser för fred i MENA-regionen så att de kan utveckla sina egna agendor, narrativ och perspektiv och kräva utrymme i beslutsfattande på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå, vilket sedermera förväntas bidra till en inkluderande, intersektionell och inflytelserik fredsrörelse. The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. 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Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased enjoyment of equal rights and equality before the law, and countering norms and customs that restrict girls and women. Ökat åtnjutande av lika rättigheter och likhet inför lagen samt motverkande av normer och sedvänjor som begränsar flickor och kvinnor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced capacity to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts peacefully, with readiness to flexibly contribute in changing contexts. Stärkt kapacitet för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beredskap att flexibelt bidra i förändrade kontexter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15059 Sweden SITE has a long-standing research collaboration with the academic research centres CEFIR/NES in Moscow, BICEPS/SSE in Riga, CenEA in Szczecin, BEROC in Minsk, KSE in Kiev, as well as Iset, Tbilisi. The intervention, which aims to make research results available to decision-makers and civil society organisations, includes the following goals: - (i) to build on already on-going FREE policy briefs in the area of economic and -related gender research, as well as their communication - (ii) to initiate and coordinate relevant research projects across through seminars and conferences - (iii) to continue academic and administrative support to the management of the research centres, aiming at their further development - (iv) to expand the network geographically to Armenia (American University in Yerevan) and Moldova (Expert-Grup in Chisinau), by exploring in more detail the forms of collaboration with them - (v) to initiate joint FREE network projects on: (a) media and democracy; (b) environment and climate SITE har ett mångårigt forskningssamarbete med akademiska forskningscentra CEFIR/NES i Moskva, BICEPS/SSE i Riga, CenEA i Szczecin, BEROC i Minsk, KSE i Kiev, samt ISET, Tbilisi. Insatsen, vilken syftar till att tillgängliggöra resultaten för beslutsfattare och civila samhällesorganisationer, omfattar följande mål: - (i) att bygga vidare på redan pågående FREE policy briefs inom områdena ekonomisk och -relaterad genderforskning, samt deras kommunikation - (ii) att initiera och samordna relevanta forskningsprojekt genom seminarier och konferenser - (iii) att fortsätta det akademiska och administrativa stödet till ledningen för dessa forskningscentra, syftande till deras vidareutvecklande - (iv) att utvidga nätverket geografiskt till Armenien (Amerikanska universitetet i Jerevan) och Moldavien (Expert-Grup i Chisinau), genom att närmare undersöka formerna för samarbete med dem - (v) att inleda gemensamma FREE-nätverksprojekt i avseende på: (a) media och demokrati, (b) miljö och klimat - (1) Bibehålla Policy Briefseriens höga akademiska standard (o.a. publikationer), tekniskt vidareutveckla plattformen för digitala evenemang, utöka gruppen bidragande forskare. Målgruppen är beslutsfattare och en intresserad allmänhet, målet är att sprida budskapet kring vikten av ekonomiska och politiska reformer, planen är minst 35 Policy Briefs årligen. - (2) Fördjupa samarbetet forskningsinstituten emellan, främst genom att öka antalet interna seminarier och konferenser, syftande till att öka kapaciteten lokalt att sprida forskningsresultat: --- interna evenemang: en årlig administrativ konferens, en årlig forskningskonferens, sex akademiska seminarier --- externa evenemang: en konferens och tre seminarier med deltagande av beslutsfattare - (3) Stärka forskningsinstituten att nå långsiktig hållbarhet, genom att utveckla gemensamma administrativa processer: --- finansiell-och kassaflödesplanering, samt uppföljning --- intern kontroll och finansiell rapportering --- stöd att skaffa givarfinansiering --- skapa effektiva organisationsstrukturer och stödsystem - (4) Utvidga nätverket till att omfatta även ARM och MOL (AUA och Expert-Grup), och gradvis utveckla ett samarbete med dem (inbjuda forskare från dessa länder att delta i pågående nätverksprojekt, konferenser/seminarier, ge dem administrativt stöd) - (5) Utöka insatsområden till att omfatta även: --- (i) media och demokrati (FROMDEE - Forum for Research on Media and Democracy in Eastern Europe), med inriktning på: (a) mediefrihet (i vilken utsträckning media är oberoende från regeringskontroll, direkt eller genom ombud), (b) integritet vid allmänna val (regler och administrativa processer som grund för att avgöra, ifall valen har gått rättvist tillväga), (c) politiskt deltagande (medborgarnas förtroende för och engagemang i den demokratiska processen, inkl. det civila samhällets roll); planen är årligen: 1 akademisk workshop, minst 2 seminarier, 1-2 forskningsprojekt, 2 policy briefs, 1 policy paper --- (ii) miljö och klimat (FREECE - Forum for Research on Eastern Europe: Climate and Environment), med inriktning på: (a) transition från produktion och konsumtion av energi, baserad på fossila bränslen, till förnyelsebara, koldioxidsnåla alternativ, (b) ekonomiska och miljömässiga följder av transitionen i länderna i Östeuropa och f.d. Sovjetunionen, (c) tillhandahålla vägledning för beslutsfattare vid utformning av miljöpolitik, vilken är ekonomiskt och miljömässigt effektiv och samtidigt uppfattas som rättvis och politiskt godtagbar av allmänheten; planen är årligen: 1 akademisk konferens, 2 evenemang, 1-2 gemensamma forskningsprojekt, 2-4 FREE Policy Briefs, datasammanställningar om medieägande, subnationella valresultat och kampanjfinansiering. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Research/scientific institutions Business Policy and Administration Other Multisector Business & Other Services Under 2023 publicerade FREE-Nätverket totalt 27 policy briefs, organiserade 25 event varav 7 var konferenser som även sändes direkt via nätverkets hemsida samt organiserade 14 akademiska seminarier för nätverkets medlemmar. Free-nätverkets hemsida hade över 84 000 besökare under 2023 vilket utgjorde en liten nedgång i antal från 2022. Antalet följare på sociala media ökade något från 3136 år 2022 till 3260 år 2023. Antalet träffar för FREE-nätverkets hemsida och policy briefs var 2.74 miljoner under 2023 på Google Search. Även detta var en nedgång från 2022. Se nedan exempel på nätverkets aktiviteter och resultat från 2023: - Inom aktivitetsområdet jämställdhet kopplade SITE, under 2023, samman nätverksmedlemmars expertis om könsskillnader i ekonomin, med de arbete som andra nätverksmedlemmar genomförde avseende återuppbyggnadsarbetet i Ukraina. Som ett resultat tog FREE-nätverket fram ett policydokument med titeln "Rebuiling Ukraine: The Gender Dimension of the Reconstruction Process", ett gemensamt arbete med forskare vid instituteten CenEA, KSE och SITE, samt policyexperter från andra institutioner. Rapporten visade på hur principer för jämställdhetsbudgetering, som på senare år har blivit väl etablerade inom de ukrainska statsfinanserna, kan tillämpas på återuppbyggnadsarbetet. Nätverket arbetade också med att sprida rapporten till allmänheten genom inlägg i VoxEU och Euromaidan Press. Nätverket bjöds in att presentera rapporten på workshopen A Feminist Foreign Policy against Ukraine, Feminist Recovery 6 and Reconstruction, som organiserades av det tyska Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy (CFFP) och Friedrich-Ebert-stiftelsen (FES). - En annan konferensen, med titeln "Gender Equality and Women's Economic Empowerment in Time of Crisis, hölls i Tbilisi i oktober 2023. Konferensen tog upp kritiska frågor kring jämställdhet och kvinnors ekonomiska makt. Genom att sammanföra akademiker och praktiker från olika sektorer uppger SITE att man skapade en dynamisk plattform för kunskapsdelning och samarbete, för att hitta genomförbara lösningar som adresserar de mångfacetterad utmaningar som kvinnor står inför globalt. Det georgiska institutet och medlem i FREE-nätverket ISET, som anordnade konferensen, presenterade sitt arbete om South Caucasus Gender Equality Index, som finansieras av projektet och ger en unik information om könsskillnader inom olika områden i södra Kaukasus. - ISET:s arbete om polarisering i Georgien utgör ett exempel på FREE-Nätverkets resultat inom arbetsområdet fri media och demokrati. Davit Keshelava, Nika Tsereteli, Dachi Mujirishvili, Tornike Surguladze och Giorgi Nebulishvili har utvecklat ett index som använder språkbehandlingstekniker och en databas med 250 000 nyhetsartiklar för att titta på polarisering i Georgien över tid. De har dokumenterat en trend av större polarisering i landet, i särskilt efter Rysslands invasion av Ukraina. Deras resultat presenterades vid ett policyevenemang i Tbilisi i mars 2024. Detta projekt är ett exempel på forskningsutbyte i nätverket, Maiting Zhuang (SITE) bidrog med skriftlig feedback och rekommendationer om metodiken. - Inom aktivitetsområdet klimat och miljö ledde ökande bränslepriser till att nätverket höll en workshop i december 2023 under temat "The Economics of Sustainable Transport". Vid workshopen presenterades sex papper på ämnet. Workshopen hade aktivt deltagande av forskare inom FREE-nätverket. Till exempel presenterades ett policydokument med titeln "The impact of rising gasoline prices on households in Sweden, Georgia and Latvia - Is this time different? av Sergejs Gubins från BICEPS, ett forskarlag från ISET i Georgien under ledning av Salome Gelashvili, och Julius Andersson från SITE. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15059-15059A0101 Sweden SITE has a long-standing research collaboration with the academic research centres CEFIR/NES in Moscow, BICEPS/SSE in Riga, CenEA in Szczecin, BEROC in Minsk, KSE in Kiev, as well as Iset, Tbilisi. The intervention, which aims to make research results available to decision-makers and civil society organisations, includes the following goals: - (i) to build on already on-going FREE policy briefs in the area of economic and -related gender research, as well as their communication - (ii) to initiate and coordinate relevant research projects across through seminars and conferences - (iii) to continue academic and administrative support to the management of the research centres, aiming at their further development - (iv) to expand the network geographically to Armenia (American University in Yerevan) and Moldova (Expert-Grup in Chisinau), by exploring in more detail the forms of collaboration with them - (v) to initiate joint FREE network projects on: (a) media and democracy; (b) environment and climate SITE har ett mångårigt forskningssamarbete med akademiska forskningscentra CEFIR/NES i Moskva, BICEPS/SSE i Riga, CenEA i Szczecin, BEROC i Minsk, KSE i Kiev, samt ISET, Tbilisi. Insatsen, vilken syftar till att tillgängliggöra resultaten för beslutsfattare och civila samhällesorganisationer, omfattar följande mål: - (i) att bygga vidare på redan pågående FREE policy briefs inom områdena ekonomisk och -relaterad genderforskning, samt deras kommunikation - (ii) att initiera och samordna relevanta forskningsprojekt genom seminarier och konferenser - (iii) att fortsätta det akademiska och administrativa stödet till ledningen för dessa forskningscentra, syftande till deras vidareutvecklande - (iv) att utvidga nätverket geografiskt till Armenien (Amerikanska universitetet i Jerevan) och Moldavien (Expert-Grup i Chisinau), genom att närmare undersöka formerna för samarbete med dem - (v) att inleda gemensamma FREE-nätverksprojekt i avseende på: (a) media och demokrati, (b) miljö och klimat - (1) Bibehålla Policy Briefseriens höga akademiska standard (o.a. publikationer), tekniskt vidareutveckla plattformen för digitala evenemang, utöka gruppen bidragande forskare. Målgruppen är beslutsfattare och en intresserad allmänhet, målet är att sprida budskapet kring vikten av ekonomiska och politiska reformer, planen är minst 35 Policy Briefs årligen. - (2) Fördjupa samarbetet forskningsinstituten emellan, främst genom att öka antalet interna seminarier och konferenser, syftande till att öka kapaciteten lokalt att sprida forskningsresultat: --- interna evenemang: en årlig administrativ konferens, en årlig forskningskonferens, sex akademiska seminarier --- externa evenemang: en konferens och tre seminarier med deltagande av beslutsfattare - (3) Stärka forskningsinstituten att nå långsiktig hållbarhet, genom att utveckla gemensamma administrativa processer: --- finansiell-och kassaflödesplanering, samt uppföljning --- intern kontroll och finansiell rapportering --- stöd att skaffa givarfinansiering --- skapa effektiva organisationsstrukturer och stödsystem - (4) Utvidga nätverket till att omfatta även ARM och MOL (AUA och Expert-Grup), och gradvis utveckla ett samarbete med dem (inbjuda forskare från dessa länder att delta i pågående nätverksprojekt, konferenser/seminarier, ge dem administrativt stöd) - (5) Utöka insatsområden till att omfatta även: --- (i) media och demokrati (FROMDEE - Forum for Research on Media and Democracy in Eastern Europe), med inriktning på: (a) mediefrihet (i vilken utsträckning media är oberoende från regeringskontroll, direkt eller genom ombud), (b) integritet vid allmänna val (regler och administrativa processer som grund för att avgöra, ifall valen har gått rättvist tillväga), (c) politiskt deltagande (medborgarnas förtroende för och engagemang i den demokratiska processen, inkl. det civila samhällets roll); planen är årligen: 1 akademisk workshop, minst 2 seminarier, 1-2 forskningsprojekt, 2 policy briefs, 1 policy paper --- (ii) miljö och klimat (FREECE - Forum for Research on Eastern Europe: Climate and Environment), med inriktning på: (a) transition från produktion och konsumtion av energi, baserad på fossila bränslen, till förnyelsebara, koldioxidsnåla alternativ, (b) ekonomiska och miljömässiga följder av transitionen i länderna i Östeuropa och f.d. Sovjetunionen, (c) tillhandahålla vägledning för beslutsfattare vid utformning av miljöpolitik, vilken är ekonomiskt och miljömässigt effektiv och samtidigt uppfattas som rättvis och politiskt godtagbar av allmänheten; planen är årligen: 1 akademisk konferens, 2 evenemang, 1-2 gemensamma forskningsprojekt, 2-4 FREE Policy Briefs, datasammanställningar om medieägande, subnationella valresultat och kampanjfinansiering. Sweden SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 3000000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 3000000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15059-15059A0103 Sweden SITE has a long-standing research collaboration with the academic research centres CEFIR/NES in Moscow, BICEPS/SSE in Riga, CenEA in Szczecin, BEROC in Minsk, KSE in Kiev, as well as Iset, Tbilisi. The intervention, which aims to make research results available to decision-makers and civil society organisations, includes the following goals: - (i) to build on already on-going FREE policy briefs in the area of economic and -related gender research, as well as their communication - (ii) to initiate and coordinate relevant research projects across through seminars and conferences - (iii) to continue academic and administrative support to the management of the research centres, aiming at their further development - (iv) to expand the network geographically to Armenia (American University in Yerevan) and Moldova (Expert-Grup in Chisinau), by exploring in more detail the forms of collaboration with them - (v) to initiate joint FREE network projects on: (a) media and democracy; (b) environment and climate SITE har ett mångårigt forskningssamarbete med akademiska forskningscentra CEFIR/NES i Moskva, BICEPS/SSE i Riga, CenEA i Szczecin, BEROC i Minsk, KSE i Kiev, samt ISET, Tbilisi. Insatsen, vilken syftar till att tillgängliggöra resultaten för beslutsfattare och civila samhällesorganisationer, omfattar följande mål: - (i) att bygga vidare på redan pågående FREE policy briefs inom områdena ekonomisk och -relaterad genderforskning, samt deras kommunikation - (ii) att initiera och samordna relevanta forskningsprojekt genom seminarier och konferenser - (iii) att fortsätta det akademiska och administrativa stödet till ledningen för dessa forskningscentra, syftande till deras vidareutvecklande - (iv) att utvidga nätverket geografiskt till Armenien (Amerikanska universitetet i Jerevan) och Moldavien (Expert-Grup i Chisinau), genom att närmare undersöka formerna för samarbete med dem - (v) att inleda gemensamma FREE-nätverksprojekt i avseende på: (a) media och demokrati, (b) miljö och klimat - (1) Bibehålla Policy Briefseriens höga akademiska standard (o.a. publikationer), tekniskt vidareutveckla plattformen för digitala evenemang, utöka gruppen bidragande forskare. Målgruppen är beslutsfattare och en intresserad allmänhet, målet är att sprida budskapet kring vikten av ekonomiska och politiska reformer, planen är minst 35 Policy Briefs årligen. - (2) Fördjupa samarbetet forskningsinstituten emellan, främst genom att öka antalet interna seminarier och konferenser, syftande till att öka kapaciteten lokalt att sprida forskningsresultat: --- interna evenemang: en årlig administrativ konferens, en årlig forskningskonferens, sex akademiska seminarier --- externa evenemang: en konferens och tre seminarier med deltagande av beslutsfattare - (3) Stärka forskningsinstituten att nå långsiktig hållbarhet, genom att utveckla gemensamma administrativa processer: --- finansiell-och kassaflödesplanering, samt uppföljning --- intern kontroll och finansiell rapportering --- stöd att skaffa givarfinansiering --- skapa effektiva organisationsstrukturer och stödsystem - (4) Utvidga nätverket till att omfatta även ARM och MOL (AUA och Expert-Grup), och gradvis utveckla ett samarbete med dem (inbjuda forskare från dessa länder att delta i pågående nätverksprojekt, konferenser/seminarier, ge dem administrativt stöd) - (5) Utöka insatsområden till att omfatta även: --- (i) media och demokrati (FROMDEE - Forum for Research on Media and Democracy in Eastern Europe), med inriktning på: (a) mediefrihet (i vilken utsträckning media är oberoende från regeringskontroll, direkt eller genom ombud), (b) integritet vid allmänna val (regler och administrativa processer som grund för att avgöra, ifall valen har gått rättvist tillväga), (c) politiskt deltagande (medborgarnas förtroende för och engagemang i den demokratiska processen, inkl. det civila samhällets roll); planen är årligen: 1 akademisk workshop, minst 2 seminarier, 1-2 forskningsprojekt, 2 policy briefs, 1 policy paper --- (ii) miljö och klimat (FREECE - Forum for Research on Eastern Europe: Climate and Environment), med inriktning på: (a) transition från produktion och konsumtion av energi, baserad på fossila bränslen, till förnyelsebara, koldioxidsnåla alternativ, (b) ekonomiska och miljömässiga följder av transitionen i länderna i Östeuropa och f.d. Sovjetunionen, (c) tillhandahålla vägledning för beslutsfattare vid utformning av miljöpolitik, vilken är ekonomiskt och miljömässigt effektiv och samtidigt uppfattas som rättvis och politiskt godtagbar av allmänheten; planen är årligen: 1 akademisk konferens, 2 evenemang, 1-2 gemensamma forskningsprojekt, 2-4 FREE Policy Briefs, datasammanställningar om medieägande, subnationella valresultat och kampanjfinansiering. Sweden SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5600000 8300000 8500000 -21190 8500000 -21190 5600000 0 8300000 22378810 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 5600000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 8300000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 8500000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics -21189.77 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for reduced environmental impact, sustainable management and use of natural resources, and protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärka förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan, hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser samt skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened conditions for free, fair and sustainable trade Stärkta förutsättningar för en fri, rättvis och hållbar handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15059-15059A0201 Sweden SITE has a long-standing research collaboration with the academic research centres CEFIR/NES in Moscow, BICEPS/SSE in Riga, CenEA in Szczecin, BEROC in Minsk, KSE in Kiev, as well as Iset, Tbilisi. The intervention, which aims to make research results available to decision-makers and civil society organisations, includes the following goals: - (i) to build on already on-going FREE policy briefs in the area of economic and -related gender research, as well as their communication - (ii) to initiate and coordinate relevant research projects across through seminars and conferences - (iii) to continue academic and administrative support to the management of the research centres, aiming at their further development - (iv) to expand the network geographically to Armenia (American University in Yerevan) and Moldova (Expert-Grup in Chisinau), by exploring in more detail the forms of collaboration with them - (v) to initiate joint FREE network projects on: (a) media and democracy; (b) environment and climate SITE har ett mångårigt forskningssamarbete med akademiska forskningscentra CEFIR/NES i Moskva, BICEPS/SSE i Riga, CenEA i Szczecin, BEROC i Minsk, KSE i Kiev, samt ISET, Tbilisi. Insatsen, vilken syftar till att tillgängliggöra resultaten för beslutsfattare och civila samhällesorganisationer, omfattar följande mål: - (i) att bygga vidare på redan pågående FREE policy briefs inom områdena ekonomisk och -relaterad genderforskning, samt deras kommunikation - (ii) att initiera och samordna relevanta forskningsprojekt genom seminarier och konferenser - (iii) att fortsätta det akademiska och administrativa stödet till ledningen för dessa forskningscentra, syftande till deras vidareutvecklande - (iv) att utvidga nätverket geografiskt till Armenien (Amerikanska universitetet i Jerevan) och Moldavien (Expert-Grup i Chisinau), genom att närmare undersöka formerna för samarbete med dem - (v) att inleda gemensamma FREE-nätverksprojekt i avseende på: (a) media och demokrati, (b) miljö och klimat - (1) Bibehålla Policy Briefseriens höga akademiska standard (o.a. publikationer), tekniskt vidareutveckla plattformen för digitala evenemang, utöka gruppen bidragande forskare. Målgruppen är beslutsfattare och en intresserad allmänhet, målet är att sprida budskapet kring vikten av ekonomiska och politiska reformer, planen är minst 35 Policy Briefs årligen. - (2) Fördjupa samarbetet forskningsinstituten emellan, främst genom att öka antalet interna seminarier och konferenser, syftande till att öka kapaciteten lokalt att sprida forskningsresultat: --- interna evenemang: en årlig administrativ konferens, en årlig forskningskonferens, sex akademiska seminarier --- externa evenemang: en konferens och tre seminarier med deltagande av beslutsfattare - (3) Stärka forskningsinstituten att nå långsiktig hållbarhet, genom att utveckla gemensamma administrativa processer: --- finansiell-och kassaflödesplanering, samt uppföljning --- intern kontroll och finansiell rapportering --- stöd att skaffa givarfinansiering --- skapa effektiva organisationsstrukturer och stödsystem - (4) Utvidga nätverket till att omfatta även ARM och MOL (AUA och Expert-Grup), och gradvis utveckla ett samarbete med dem (inbjuda forskare från dessa länder att delta i pågående nätverksprojekt, konferenser/seminarier, ge dem administrativt stöd) - (5) Utöka insatsområden till att omfatta även: --- (i) media och demokrati (FROMDEE - Forum for Research on Media and Democracy in Eastern Europe), med inriktning på: (a) mediefrihet (i vilken utsträckning media är oberoende från regeringskontroll, direkt eller genom ombud), (b) integritet vid allmänna val (regler och administrativa processer som grund för att avgöra, ifall valen har gått rättvist tillväga), (c) politiskt deltagande (medborgarnas förtroende för och engagemang i den demokratiska processen, inkl. det civila samhällets roll); planen är årligen: 1 akademisk workshop, minst 2 seminarier, 1-2 forskningsprojekt, 2 policy briefs, 1 policy paper --- (ii) miljö och klimat (FREECE - Forum for Research on Eastern Europe: Climate and Environment), med inriktning på: (a) transition från produktion och konsumtion av energi, baserad på fossila bränslen, till förnyelsebara, koldioxidsnåla alternativ, (b) ekonomiska och miljömässiga följder av transitionen i länderna i Östeuropa och f.d. Sovjetunionen, (c) tillhandahålla vägledning för beslutsfattare vid utformning av miljöpolitik, vilken är ekonomiskt och miljömässigt effektiv och samtidigt uppfattas som rättvis och politiskt godtagbar av allmänheten; planen är årligen: 1 akademisk konferens, 2 evenemang, 1-2 gemensamma forskningsprojekt, 2-4 FREE Policy Briefs, datasammanställningar om medieägande, subnationella valresultat och kampanjfinansiering. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KPMG 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 160290 160290 0 0 160290 KPMG 160290 KPMG Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for reduced environmental impact, sustainable management and use of natural resources, and protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärka förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan, hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser samt skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened conditions for free, fair and sustainable trade Stärkta förutsättningar för en fri, rättvis och hållbar handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15094 Sweden Consultancy service external audit Konsulttjänst extern revision Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-15094-15094A0101 Sweden Consultancy service external audit Konsulttjänst extern revision Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 615311 218377 0 0 396933.9999999999 0 615311 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 218377 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 396934 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Transparent and sustainable management and use of Mozambique’s natural resources Transparent och hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av Mocambiques naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced capacity of national and local authorities to contribute to a better environment, and greater resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters Stärkt kapacitet hos nationella och lokala myndigheter att bidra till förbättrad miljö och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Greater opportunities, particularly for women and young people, for decent work and productive employment and entrepreneurship Ökade möjligheter för framför allt kvinnor och ungdomar till anständig och produktiv sysselsättning och entreprenörskap Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15094-15094A0102 Sweden Consultancy service external audit Konsulttjänst extern revision Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 471145 0 471145 0 471145 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 471144.65 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Transparent and sustainable management and use of Mozambique’s natural resources Transparent och hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av Mocambiques naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced capacity of national and local authorities to contribute to a better environment, and greater resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters Stärkt kapacitet hos nationella och lokala myndigheter att bidra till förbättrad miljö och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15094-15094A0103 Sweden Consultancy service external audit Konsulttjänst extern revision Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 759680 0 109436 650244 0 759680 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 109436.03 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 650244.12 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law, including decreased levels of corruption. Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15133 Sweden The Embassy proposes a new support to the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) at the Pacific Community (SPC) to support the implementation of HRSD's Business Plan 2021-2025 with a contribution of SEK 56 000 000, responding to Sweden’s Drive for Democracy (DfD) (government decision UD2020/00571) and the current Strategy of Sweden’s regional development and cooperation in Asia and the Pacific region 2016-2021. The ongoing strategy budget frame can be extended until 2024. The cooperation partner fulfils the legal requirements to enter into an agreement. HRSD is operating under the rules of SPC. The new HRSD Business Plan 2021-2026 incorporates the RRRT Business Plan 2018-2021 and the SDP Business Plan 2019-2023. The HRSD programme builds on the synergies from these plans, and has adapted in response to the current environment shaped by covid-19 and climate change. The Business Plan draws on insights from across SPC, SPC members, civil society, implementing partners, and evaluators, through consultations, independent evaluations and reviews of work areas. A key priority which the Swedish funds will cover is the HRSD work on mainstreaming gender and the Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA), using tools as P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) and the people-centred approach (PCA) across SPC as an organisation. HRSD engages formally with other technical and scientific divisions at SPC through joint project funding and collaboration, assisting fisheries ( such as Sida- supported PEUMP) programmes and climate change programmes within their programme design, implementation and monitoring. This contribution also gives the embassy a strategic entry point to engage more with young people in the Pacific region. This is assessed to be relevant since they are key stakeholders in development processes. In the proposal, HRSD has summarized the development problem in the Pacific region, and the drivers of change affecting human rights and social development, including the climate crises and the effect that covid-19 has on already vulnerable economies. A rise in poverty is foreseen, especially for women and young children. The pandemic has also caused an increase in violence against women and girls (VAWG), and limited social services. There is a strong need for good governance and meaningful participation from civil society to ensure that recovery includes social impacts. Post-covid, there is an opportunity to also respond to ecological challenges and the climate crises. There is a need to build back better and find sustainable solutions, especially in the context of temporary and permanent displacement of people. This is both an opportunity and a constraining pressure for members and implementing partners. Feedback from the SPC members suggests that Governments in the Pacific also need disaggregated data and statistics to better target social protection to reach marginalized groups. Sveriges ambassad i Bangkok föreslår ett nytt stöd till the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) inom Pacific Community (SPC), för att stödja implementeringen av HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 med ett bidrag om SEK 56 000 000. Det svenska bidraget är ett svar på Sveriges demokratioffensiv (DfD) (regeringsbeslut UD2020/00571) samt bidrar till implementeringen av strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021. Inom nuvarande strategi har Sida möjlighet att budgetmässigt förbinda sig fram till och med 2024. Samarbetspartnern uppfyller de juridiska kraven för att ingå ett avtal. Stödet till HRSD bygger på synergier från de program som de tidigare divisionerna genomfört. HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 har utvecklats för att svara på förändringar i kontexten, inklusive covid-19 pandemins påverkan och klimatkrisen. Planen bygger på samlade erfarenheter från SPC, SPC:s medlemmar, civilsamhället, och andra implementerande partners. Framtagandet har skett genom genom konsultationer, oberoende utvärderingar och granskningar av prioriterade arbetsområden. En särskild prioritering som det svenska stödet bidrar till är HRSD:s arbete med att integrera jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter (HRBA) i allt SPCs arbete, med hjälp av verktyg som P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) och People Centered Approach (PCA). HRSD samarbetar med andra tekniska och vetenskapliga avdelningar vid SPC i samfinansierade projekt, samt assisterar fiskeriprogram (så som Sida-stödda PEUMP) och klimatprogram i design, implementering och uppföjning. Insatsen ger ambassaden en strategisk ingångspunkt för att engagera unga människor i Oceanien, vilket är relevant då de är centrala intressenter och drivare av utvecklingsprocesser. I sitt programförslag har HRSD sammanfattat utvecklingsproblemet i Stillahavsregionen, vilket inkluderar den påverkan som klimatkrisen och covid-19 pandemin har på redan sårbara samhällen. En ökning av människor som lever i fattigdom förutspås, och i flera av samhällets grupper är kvinnor och barn särskilt utsatta. Pandemin har orsakat ett ökat våld mot kvinnor och flickor (VAWG) samtidigt som det sociala skyddsnätet är begränsat. Det finns ett stort behov att stärka en god samhällsstyrning och verka för ett meningsfullt deltagande av det civila samhället för att säkerställa att covid-19-återhämtningen inkluderar såväl sociala dimensioner av hållbarhet som ekonomiska och miljömässiga. Att 'bygga tillbaka bättre' och hitta hållbara lösningar är av högsta relevans. Återkoppling från SPC:s medlemmar visar att regeringar i Oceanien också behöver ökad tillgång till disaggregerad data och statistik för att via sociala trygghetssystem bättre nå människor som lever i särskild utsatthet. The HRSDs overall vision is just, equitable and resilient Pacific Island societies. This will be achieved by advancing human rights, gender equality and social inclusion for all Pacific people, grounded in cultural values and principles, and people-centered approaches. The main objectives of the program are: 1. Governance and institutional strengthening: Strengthen inclusive, transparent and responsive governance and institutions for human rights and social development 2. Equality and social inclusion: Mobilize, empower and build conditions for gender equality and social inclusion in society and development 3. Culture: Promote, preserve and protect positive expressions of culture 4. Knowledge and innovation: Accelerate the impact of human rights and social development priorities through knowledge, learning and innovative solutions. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Oceania, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Special results to highlight from 2025 include: 1. HRSD delivered strong results in 2025, strengthening regional dialogue and public engagement on human rights and gender equality. It convened major events such as the Pacific CEDAW session and expanded outreach through initiatives like the Human Rights Film Festival, increasing awareness across multiple Pacific countries. 2. The division also elevated Pacific leadership globally, particularly in the International Court of Justice climate advisory process. Countries such as Tuvalu, Tonga, and Samoa stood out through active participation, including all-women delegations, ensuring human rights, gender equality, and climate justice perspectives were strongly represented. 3. At national level, HRSD supported concrete policy and institutional progress. This included FSMs UPR submission, Vanuatus first Convention Against Torture report, Fijis Disability Policy (20252030), and the establishment of Tongas Elections Disability Access Working Group. In Solomon Islands, the PYEEEP pilot project enabled 55 young people to access skills development pathways, demonstrating tangible country-level impact. 4. Despite funding challenges, HRSD maintained strong financial oversight and full audit compliance. By prioritising key programmes and strengthening resource mobilisation, it sustained results and continued advancing inclusive governance and long-term institutional change across the region. For the whole funding period the final report highlights the results achieved under the HRSD Business Plan (20212026), with Sida playing a key strategic role as a "core" partner. Through its funding and partnership, Sida significantly contributed to advancing human rights, gender equality, social inclusion, youth development, and people-centred approaches across the Pacific. Sidas support has enabled both regional and country-level progress by complementing pooled and project-based funding from other partners such as DFAT, MFAT, and SPC. This collaborative financing model is assessed to have strengthened HRSDs ability to deliver integrated programmes and respond to diverse regional priorities. The achievements presented reflect not only HRSDs work but also the collective efforts of Pacific governments, civil society, communities, and development partners. Sidas contribution helped catalyse inclusive, resilient, and locally driven development outcomes across multiple sectors. Overall, Sidas partnership has been instrumental in sustaining the implementation of the HRSD Business Plan, supporting long-term institutional change and reinforcing a coordinated, people-centred development approach in the Pacific region. Specific results achieved over the program period 2021-2025: * Strengthened governance, accountability, and implementation systems through policy reform, regional frameworks, and institutional capacity across the Pacific. * Advanced implementation of international human rights commitments and increased Pacific participation and influence in regional and global mechanisms. * Expanded inclusion and leadership of women, youth, persons with disabilities, and civil society, while improving access to inclusive services, education, and economic opportunities for marginalised groups. * Enhanced coordinated, survivor-centred responses to gender-based and technology-facilitated violence, supported by stronger justice systems and services. * Embedded people-centred, gender-responsive, and rights-based approaches across SPC systems and programmes, while strengthening evidence, learning, and digital governance. * Elevated Pacific leadership on climate justice, culture, and Indigenous knowledge as drivers of sustainable development and resilience. * Achieved both immediate outcomes and longer-term institutional change, including stronger national reporting systems, progress toward national human rights institutions, and improved violence response systems. * Maintained strong operational performance with sound financial management and accountability, positioning HRSDsupported by Sidaas a leading regional platform for inclusive governance and long-term systems change. Objective specific examples include: Objective 1. Strengthening Governments and Institutions HRSD strengthened Pacific leadership and accessibility in the international human rights system by successfully supporting the 2025 Pacific CEDAW Technical Cooperation Sessionthe first of its kind in the region. The initiative engaged 798 participants from 15 Pacific countries, dramatically increasing participation and bringing together governments, civil society, youth, and persons with disabilities. This model shifted treaty engagement from compliance to implementation, accelerating reporting, strengthening follow-up, and enhancing regional cooperation. It also raised global recognition of Pacific-led approaches, influencing international discussions on treaty body reform and demonstrating a more inclusive, participatory, and effective approach to advancing human rights. Objective 2. Strengthening Civil Society and Rights Holders Sustained programme support to civil society and rights-based advocacy contributed to a significant legislative reform in Tonga, culminating in the Civil Registration and Digital Identification Act 2025, which raised the legal age of marriage to 18. This result demonstrates how targeted, long-term investments in advocacy and community engagement can drive meaningful policy change and advance the protection of childrens rights. Social Citizenship Education initiatives reached approximately 38,500 students across the Pacific, promoting gender equality, human rights, inclusion, and violence prevention. Through teacher and community training in Kiribati, expansion in the Marshall Islands, and support to schools in Vanuatu, the programme strengthened local capacity and contributed to long-term behavioural change, addressing the root causes of discrimination, exclusion, and violence. Objective 3. Advancing Pacific Culture and Cultural Inclusion Support to VOU Fiji strengthened the role of creative industries as a driver of inclusive economic and social development, generating over 100 jobsaround 60% of which are permanentfor out-of-school youth. The initiative combined accredited skills training with cultural expression, enhancing livelihoods, reinforcing Pacific cultural identity, and demonstrating scalable pathways linking culture, employment, and inclusive development. Objective 4. Mainstreaming People-Centred Approaches Across SPC Mainstreaming of people-centred approaches across SPC was significantly strengthened through the PLANET framework (Human Rights Based Approach | Sida), which embedded participation, accountability, and inclusion into institutional systems and programming. By 2025, capacity-building reached staff across eight divisions, with growing demand for gender equality, disability, and cultural inclusion support, and integration into project design processes. This marks a shift from isolated initiatives to systematic, organisation-wide adoption of inclusive, rights-based approaches. Cross-Cutting Results and Regional Impact The programme achieved strong cross-cutting, systems-level results by strengthening regional institutions and coordination mechanisms for human rights, governance, gender equality, disability inclusion, youth participation, and cultural development. It reinforced Pacific leadership and ownership in key regional and global processes, including climate justice advocacy and treaty body reform, while promoting culturally grounded approaches. At the same time, it advanced efforts to drive behavioural and social norm change by integrating participatory methods, communications for development, and locally rooted practices, ensuring more sustainable and transformative development outcomes. Sustainability and Strategic Outlook The external evaluation (see seperate statement) confirms that HRSD has become a trusted and regionally relevant leader with strong technical credibility and convening power, achieving its most significant results through sustained, long-term, and nationally aligned investments. Moving forward, the division will focus on consolidating these gains by strengthening systems, prioritisation, and delivery models, while deepening country-level impact and institutional change. Key priorities include clearer strategic focus, multi-year country engagement, stronger institutional systems and learning, balanced thematic investment, scaling people-centred approaches, and expanding regional leadershipparticularly in climate justice. Overall, HRSD is well-positioned to sustain impact and partnership with Sida, should new funding opportunities materialize, by reinforcing efficiency, securing more predictable financing, and continuing to deliver inclusive, Pacific-led development outcomes. The programme has established a strong foundation for continued partnership between Sida and SPC around shared priorities on democratic governance, human rights, gender equality, inclusion, and sustainable Pacific-led development. In recognition of the evolving funding landscape, HRSDs next phase will focus on consolidating results, strengthening efficiency and prioritisation, and adopting risk-mitigating measures through diversified and more predictable financing approaches. This includes positioning HRSD outcomes and regional public goods within broader multi-donor and integrated financing opportunities where strategic alignment exists, including potential future engagement through regional platforms and programmes such as PEUMP II and other complementary funding modalities. Through this approach, HRSD aims to sustain momentum, protect hard-won gains, and continue delivering scalable and long-term development outcomes for Pacific countries and communities while maintaining flexibility to respond to emerging regional priorities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15133-15133A0101 Sweden The Embassy proposes a new support to the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) at the Pacific Community (SPC) to support the implementation of HRSD's Business Plan 2021-2025 with a contribution of SEK 56 000 000, responding to Sweden’s Drive for Democracy (DfD) (government decision UD2020/00571) and the current Strategy of Sweden’s regional development and cooperation in Asia and the Pacific region 2016-2021. The ongoing strategy budget frame can be extended until 2024. The cooperation partner fulfils the legal requirements to enter into an agreement. HRSD is operating under the rules of SPC. The new HRSD Business Plan 2021-2026 incorporates the RRRT Business Plan 2018-2021 and the SDP Business Plan 2019-2023. The HRSD programme builds on the synergies from these plans, and has adapted in response to the current environment shaped by covid-19 and climate change. The Business Plan draws on insights from across SPC, SPC members, civil society, implementing partners, and evaluators, through consultations, independent evaluations and reviews of work areas. A key priority which the Swedish funds will cover is the HRSD work on mainstreaming gender and the Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA), using tools as P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) and the people-centred approach (PCA) across SPC as an organisation. HRSD engages formally with other technical and scientific divisions at SPC through joint project funding and collaboration, assisting fisheries ( such as Sida- supported PEUMP) programmes and climate change programmes within their programme design, implementation and monitoring. This contribution also gives the embassy a strategic entry point to engage more with young people in the Pacific region. This is assessed to be relevant since they are key stakeholders in development processes. In the proposal, HRSD has summarized the development problem in the Pacific region, and the drivers of change affecting human rights and social development, including the climate crises and the effect that covid-19 has on already vulnerable economies. A rise in poverty is foreseen, especially for women and young children. The pandemic has also caused an increase in violence against women and girls (VAWG), and limited social services. There is a strong need for good governance and meaningful participation from civil society to ensure that recovery includes social impacts. Post-covid, there is an opportunity to also respond to ecological challenges and the climate crises. There is a need to build back better and find sustainable solutions, especially in the context of temporary and permanent displacement of people. This is both an opportunity and a constraining pressure for members and implementing partners. Feedback from the SPC members suggests that Governments in the Pacific also need disaggregated data and statistics to better target social protection to reach marginalized groups. Sveriges ambassad i Bangkok föreslår ett nytt stöd till the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) inom Pacific Community (SPC), för att stödja implementeringen av HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 med ett bidrag om SEK 56 000 000. Det svenska bidraget är ett svar på Sveriges demokratioffensiv (DfD) (regeringsbeslut UD2020/00571) samt bidrar till implementeringen av strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021. Inom nuvarande strategi har Sida möjlighet att budgetmässigt förbinda sig fram till och med 2024. Samarbetspartnern uppfyller de juridiska kraven för att ingå ett avtal. Stödet till HRSD bygger på synergier från de program som de tidigare divisionerna genomfört. HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 har utvecklats för att svara på förändringar i kontexten, inklusive covid-19 pandemins påverkan och klimatkrisen. Planen bygger på samlade erfarenheter från SPC, SPC:s medlemmar, civilsamhället, och andra implementerande partners. Framtagandet har skett genom genom konsultationer, oberoende utvärderingar och granskningar av prioriterade arbetsområden. En särskild prioritering som det svenska stödet bidrar till är HRSD:s arbete med att integrera jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter (HRBA) i allt SPCs arbete, med hjälp av verktyg som P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) och People Centered Approach (PCA). HRSD samarbetar med andra tekniska och vetenskapliga avdelningar vid SPC i samfinansierade projekt, samt assisterar fiskeriprogram (så som Sida-stödda PEUMP) och klimatprogram i design, implementering och uppföjning. Insatsen ger ambassaden en strategisk ingångspunkt för att engagera unga människor i Oceanien, vilket är relevant då de är centrala intressenter och drivare av utvecklingsprocesser. I sitt programförslag har HRSD sammanfattat utvecklingsproblemet i Stillahavsregionen, vilket inkluderar den påverkan som klimatkrisen och covid-19 pandemin har på redan sårbara samhällen. En ökning av människor som lever i fattigdom förutspås, och i flera av samhällets grupper är kvinnor och barn särskilt utsatta. Pandemin har orsakat ett ökat våld mot kvinnor och flickor (VAWG) samtidigt som det sociala skyddsnätet är begränsat. Det finns ett stort behov att stärka en god samhällsstyrning och verka för ett meningsfullt deltagande av det civila samhället för att säkerställa att covid-19-återhämtningen inkluderar såväl sociala dimensioner av hållbarhet som ekonomiska och miljömässiga. Att 'bygga tillbaka bättre' och hitta hållbara lösningar är av högsta relevans. Återkoppling från SPC:s medlemmar visar att regeringar i Oceanien också behöver ökad tillgång till disaggregerad data och statistik för att via sociala trygghetssystem bättre nå människor som lever i särskild utsatthet. The HRSDs overall vision is just, equitable and resilient Pacific Island societies. This will be achieved by advancing human rights, gender equality and social inclusion for all Pacific people, grounded in cultural values and principles, and people-centered approaches. The main objectives of the program are: 1. Governance and institutional strengthening: Strengthen inclusive, transparent and responsive governance and institutions for human rights and social development 2. Equality and social inclusion: Mobilize, empower and build conditions for gender equality and social inclusion in society and development 3. Culture: Promote, preserve and protect positive expressions of culture 4. Knowledge and innovation: Accelerate the impact of human rights and social development priorities through knowledge, learning and innovative solutions. Sweden SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 14000000 0 0 0 0 14000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 14000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15133-15133A0102 Sweden The Embassy proposes a new support to the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) at the Pacific Community (SPC) to support the implementation of HRSD's Business Plan 2021-2025 with a contribution of SEK 56 000 000, responding to Sweden’s Drive for Democracy (DfD) (government decision UD2020/00571) and the current Strategy of Sweden’s regional development and cooperation in Asia and the Pacific region 2016-2021. The ongoing strategy budget frame can be extended until 2024. The cooperation partner fulfils the legal requirements to enter into an agreement. HRSD is operating under the rules of SPC. The new HRSD Business Plan 2021-2026 incorporates the RRRT Business Plan 2018-2021 and the SDP Business Plan 2019-2023. The HRSD programme builds on the synergies from these plans, and has adapted in response to the current environment shaped by covid-19 and climate change. The Business Plan draws on insights from across SPC, SPC members, civil society, implementing partners, and evaluators, through consultations, independent evaluations and reviews of work areas. A key priority which the Swedish funds will cover is the HRSD work on mainstreaming gender and the Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA), using tools as P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) and the people-centred approach (PCA) across SPC as an organisation. HRSD engages formally with other technical and scientific divisions at SPC through joint project funding and collaboration, assisting fisheries ( such as Sida- supported PEUMP) programmes and climate change programmes within their programme design, implementation and monitoring. This contribution also gives the embassy a strategic entry point to engage more with young people in the Pacific region. This is assessed to be relevant since they are key stakeholders in development processes. In the proposal, HRSD has summarized the development problem in the Pacific region, and the drivers of change affecting human rights and social development, including the climate crises and the effect that covid-19 has on already vulnerable economies. A rise in poverty is foreseen, especially for women and young children. The pandemic has also caused an increase in violence against women and girls (VAWG), and limited social services. There is a strong need for good governance and meaningful participation from civil society to ensure that recovery includes social impacts. Post-covid, there is an opportunity to also respond to ecological challenges and the climate crises. There is a need to build back better and find sustainable solutions, especially in the context of temporary and permanent displacement of people. This is both an opportunity and a constraining pressure for members and implementing partners. Feedback from the SPC members suggests that Governments in the Pacific also need disaggregated data and statistics to better target social protection to reach marginalized groups. Sveriges ambassad i Bangkok föreslår ett nytt stöd till the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) inom Pacific Community (SPC), för att stödja implementeringen av HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 med ett bidrag om SEK 56 000 000. Det svenska bidraget är ett svar på Sveriges demokratioffensiv (DfD) (regeringsbeslut UD2020/00571) samt bidrar till implementeringen av strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021. Inom nuvarande strategi har Sida möjlighet att budgetmässigt förbinda sig fram till och med 2024. Samarbetspartnern uppfyller de juridiska kraven för att ingå ett avtal. Stödet till HRSD bygger på synergier från de program som de tidigare divisionerna genomfört. HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 har utvecklats för att svara på förändringar i kontexten, inklusive covid-19 pandemins påverkan och klimatkrisen. Planen bygger på samlade erfarenheter från SPC, SPC:s medlemmar, civilsamhället, och andra implementerande partners. Framtagandet har skett genom genom konsultationer, oberoende utvärderingar och granskningar av prioriterade arbetsområden. En särskild prioritering som det svenska stödet bidrar till är HRSD:s arbete med att integrera jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter (HRBA) i allt SPCs arbete, med hjälp av verktyg som P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) och People Centered Approach (PCA). HRSD samarbetar med andra tekniska och vetenskapliga avdelningar vid SPC i samfinansierade projekt, samt assisterar fiskeriprogram (så som Sida-stödda PEUMP) och klimatprogram i design, implementering och uppföjning. Insatsen ger ambassaden en strategisk ingångspunkt för att engagera unga människor i Oceanien, vilket är relevant då de är centrala intressenter och drivare av utvecklingsprocesser. I sitt programförslag har HRSD sammanfattat utvecklingsproblemet i Stillahavsregionen, vilket inkluderar den påverkan som klimatkrisen och covid-19 pandemin har på redan sårbara samhällen. En ökning av människor som lever i fattigdom förutspås, och i flera av samhällets grupper är kvinnor och barn särskilt utsatta. Pandemin har orsakat ett ökat våld mot kvinnor och flickor (VAWG) samtidigt som det sociala skyddsnätet är begränsat. Det finns ett stort behov att stärka en god samhällsstyrning och verka för ett meningsfullt deltagande av det civila samhället för att säkerställa att covid-19-återhämtningen inkluderar såväl sociala dimensioner av hållbarhet som ekonomiska och miljömässiga. Att 'bygga tillbaka bättre' och hitta hållbara lösningar är av högsta relevans. Återkoppling från SPC:s medlemmar visar att regeringar i Oceanien också behöver ökad tillgång till disaggregerad data och statistik för att via sociala trygghetssystem bättre nå människor som lever i särskild utsatthet. The HRSDs overall vision is just, equitable and resilient Pacific Island societies. This will be achieved by advancing human rights, gender equality and social inclusion for all Pacific people, grounded in cultural values and principles, and people-centered approaches. The main objectives of the program are: 1. Governance and institutional strengthening: Strengthen inclusive, transparent and responsive governance and institutions for human rights and social development 2. Equality and social inclusion: Mobilize, empower and build conditions for gender equality and social inclusion in society and development 3. Culture: Promote, preserve and protect positive expressions of culture 4. Knowledge and innovation: Accelerate the impact of human rights and social development priorities through knowledge, learning and innovative solutions. Sweden SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 14000000 14000000 14000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14000000 7000000 0 0 14000000 42000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 14000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 14000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 7000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 7000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15133-15133A0201 Sweden The Embassy proposes a new support to the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) at the Pacific Community (SPC) to support the implementation of HRSD's Business Plan 2021-2025 with a contribution of SEK 56 000 000, responding to Sweden’s Drive for Democracy (DfD) (government decision UD2020/00571) and the current Strategy of Sweden’s regional development and cooperation in Asia and the Pacific region 2016-2021. The ongoing strategy budget frame can be extended until 2024. The cooperation partner fulfils the legal requirements to enter into an agreement. HRSD is operating under the rules of SPC. The new HRSD Business Plan 2021-2026 incorporates the RRRT Business Plan 2018-2021 and the SDP Business Plan 2019-2023. The HRSD programme builds on the synergies from these plans, and has adapted in response to the current environment shaped by covid-19 and climate change. The Business Plan draws on insights from across SPC, SPC members, civil society, implementing partners, and evaluators, through consultations, independent evaluations and reviews of work areas. A key priority which the Swedish funds will cover is the HRSD work on mainstreaming gender and the Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA), using tools as P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) and the people-centred approach (PCA) across SPC as an organisation. HRSD engages formally with other technical and scientific divisions at SPC through joint project funding and collaboration, assisting fisheries ( such as Sida- supported PEUMP) programmes and climate change programmes within their programme design, implementation and monitoring. This contribution also gives the embassy a strategic entry point to engage more with young people in the Pacific region. This is assessed to be relevant since they are key stakeholders in development processes. In the proposal, HRSD has summarized the development problem in the Pacific region, and the drivers of change affecting human rights and social development, including the climate crises and the effect that covid-19 has on already vulnerable economies. A rise in poverty is foreseen, especially for women and young children. The pandemic has also caused an increase in violence against women and girls (VAWG), and limited social services. There is a strong need for good governance and meaningful participation from civil society to ensure that recovery includes social impacts. Post-covid, there is an opportunity to also respond to ecological challenges and the climate crises. There is a need to build back better and find sustainable solutions, especially in the context of temporary and permanent displacement of people. This is both an opportunity and a constraining pressure for members and implementing partners. Feedback from the SPC members suggests that Governments in the Pacific also need disaggregated data and statistics to better target social protection to reach marginalized groups. Sveriges ambassad i Bangkok föreslår ett nytt stöd till the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) inom Pacific Community (SPC), för att stödja implementeringen av HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 med ett bidrag om SEK 56 000 000. Det svenska bidraget är ett svar på Sveriges demokratioffensiv (DfD) (regeringsbeslut UD2020/00571) samt bidrar till implementeringen av strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021. Inom nuvarande strategi har Sida möjlighet att budgetmässigt förbinda sig fram till och med 2024. Samarbetspartnern uppfyller de juridiska kraven för att ingå ett avtal. Stödet till HRSD bygger på synergier från de program som de tidigare divisionerna genomfört. HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 har utvecklats för att svara på förändringar i kontexten, inklusive covid-19 pandemins påverkan och klimatkrisen. Planen bygger på samlade erfarenheter från SPC, SPC:s medlemmar, civilsamhället, och andra implementerande partners. Framtagandet har skett genom genom konsultationer, oberoende utvärderingar och granskningar av prioriterade arbetsområden. En särskild prioritering som det svenska stödet bidrar till är HRSD:s arbete med att integrera jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter (HRBA) i allt SPCs arbete, med hjälp av verktyg som P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) och People Centered Approach (PCA). HRSD samarbetar med andra tekniska och vetenskapliga avdelningar vid SPC i samfinansierade projekt, samt assisterar fiskeriprogram (så som Sida-stödda PEUMP) och klimatprogram i design, implementering och uppföjning. Insatsen ger ambassaden en strategisk ingångspunkt för att engagera unga människor i Oceanien, vilket är relevant då de är centrala intressenter och drivare av utvecklingsprocesser. I sitt programförslag har HRSD sammanfattat utvecklingsproblemet i Stillahavsregionen, vilket inkluderar den påverkan som klimatkrisen och covid-19 pandemin har på redan sårbara samhällen. En ökning av människor som lever i fattigdom förutspås, och i flera av samhällets grupper är kvinnor och barn särskilt utsatta. Pandemin har orsakat ett ökat våld mot kvinnor och flickor (VAWG) samtidigt som det sociala skyddsnätet är begränsat. Det finns ett stort behov att stärka en god samhällsstyrning och verka för ett meningsfullt deltagande av det civila samhället för att säkerställa att covid-19-återhämtningen inkluderar såväl sociala dimensioner av hållbarhet som ekonomiska och miljömässiga. Att 'bygga tillbaka bättre' och hitta hållbara lösningar är av högsta relevans. Återkoppling från SPC:s medlemmar visar att regeringar i Oceanien också behöver ökad tillgång till disaggregerad data och statistik för att via sociala trygghetssystem bättre nå människor som lever i särskild utsatthet. The HRSDs overall vision is just, equitable and resilient Pacific Island societies. This will be achieved by advancing human rights, gender equality and social inclusion for all Pacific people, grounded in cultural values and principles, and people-centered approaches. The main objectives of the program are: 1. Governance and institutional strengthening: Strengthen inclusive, transparent and responsive governance and institutions for human rights and social development 2. Equality and social inclusion: Mobilize, empower and build conditions for gender equality and social inclusion in society and development 3. Culture: Promote, preserve and protect positive expressions of culture 4. Knowledge and innovation: Accelerate the impact of human rights and social development priorities through knowledge, learning and innovative solutions. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 245840 245840 245840 BDO Llp 245840 BDO Llp Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15269 Sweden Sida has had an on-going partnership with Women´s World Banking since 2008. It started as a relatively small contribution but has from the start consisted of core support. During the period there has been references made to different global thematic strategies and therefore different references to Women´s Economic Empowerment. The contributions fits well into the strategic composition of the portfolio with the strong focus on the direct target group. Even though the support always has been relatively limited it has been consistent and long-term and therefore instrumental when it comes to WWB´s ability to develop its agenda and make their own priorities. DFAT is the other main bilateral core funder (besides VISA-foundation) but the overall picture is composed of a number of organizations and varies from one year to another. Sida´s share is currently about 5% of the overall budget. The dialogue has always been intense and of mutual benefit. Sida has accordingly been an active donor and participated in a number of events organized by WWB and in a constructive way contributed to WWB´s evaluation and internal strategy processes. The partnership was included in Sida´s review of the WEE-approach but also the development of GLOBEC´s theory of change for WEE. The ToC and portfolio analysis indicates that the strategy relevance continues to be high and the assessment concludes that all perspective´s have been considered. It is anticipated that the continued dialogue will be frequent and take the point of departure from a thematic perspective. The assessment was delayed due to the limits imposed in 2022. A review of WWB´s internal control system will be carried out in 2024 due to the fact that there has not such a review for several years. Sida har haft ett pågående samarbete med WWB sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har alltid utgjorts av kärnstöd. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Insatsen passar väl in i ett portföljperspektiv för detta mål då den genom sin höga grad av påverkan på den direkta målgruppen kompletterar övriga insatser. Stödet är fortfarande relativt begränsat men har genom att utgöra kärnstöd och sin långsiktighet varit avgörande för att WWB ska ha kunnat utveckla sin verksamhet och göra sina egna prioriteringar. DFAT utgör den andra primära bilaterala kärnstödsgivaren (utöver VISA-Foundation) och givarbilden är därför tämligen omfattande med flera givare med stor variation vad gäller omfattning, men dessutom även föränderlig över tid. Sidas bidrag utgör för närvarande ca 5% av den totala budgeten. Även om stödet har givits utan krav på specifik inriktning har dialogen alltid varit omfattande och till ömsesidig nytta. Sida har således varit en aktiv finansiär och regelbundet deltagit i flera event WWB anordnat men även konstruktivt bidragit till WWBs strategiprocesser och utvärderingar. Insatsen har också utgjort en komponent i Sidas interna översyn och framtagandet av ett nytt förhållningssätt till WEE, men även inom ramarna för GLOBECs utarbetande av en förändringsteori inom det aktuella strategimålet. Förändringsteorin och portföljanalysen indikerar att strategirelevansen är fortsatt hög och beredningen visar att samtliga perspektiv har omhändertagits. Det förväntas att även den framtida dialogen blir frekvent och kommer att innebära ömsesidigt engagemang, främst utifrån ett tematiskt perspektiv. Samarbetet har således karaktäriserats som aktivt men fritt från incidenter. Det kan i sammanhanget noteras att Sida även i tidigare avtal godkänt att revision kan utföras i enlighet med US GAAS (Generally Accepted Auditing Standards) issued by AICPA (The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants). Som en konsekvens av att samarbetet pågått under flera avtalsperioder saknas dock en sammanhållen bild av organisationens interna kapacitet och kontroll då dagens "uppsättning" av regelverk har adderats över tid. En ISK-granskning är därför inplanerad till Q1 2024 men ska, då inga varningssignaler noterats, inte påverka processen kring denna beredning inför fortsatt stöd. En sådan beredning (alternativt en förlängning av det pågående stödet) var inplanerad för 2022 men var tvunget att läggas på is som en konsekvens av de limiter som rådde under året. Den fortsatta osäkerheten kring anslaget har delvis skjutit något ytterligare på denna process men även inneburit osäkerhet kring tillgängliga anslagsmedel. Den sammanfattande resultatredovisningen baseras på inkommen rapportering i form av årsrapport och en separat Impact report och avser händelser under kalenderåret 2024. Denna CoP relaterar därför till målen i den tidigare strategin 2022-2026 samt dess förändringsteori. En CoP för påföljande period med relevans för strategin 2025-2029 skrivs separat. WWB's nuvarande strategi sträcker sig över en 10-årsperiod (fram till 2027) men genomgick en halvtidsöversyn som innebar mindre justeringar och som därmed inte nämnvärt förändrade insatsens mål. Introduktion Women´s World Banking (WWB) har erhållit kärnstöd från Sida sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har successivt ökat i omfattning baserat på goda erfarenheter och uppgår f n till MSEK 12 per år. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt (WEE). Den årliga budgeten ligger kring MUSD 20 och Sidas andel utgör därför ca 5-6%. Största finansiär är BMGF respektive Visa men siffrorna varierar från år till år och listan på finansiärer inkluderar många organisationer. Australien är största bilaterala givare och utöver Sida är även Schweiz en betydande finansiär. Insatsens mål Det övergripande målet för WWB är att via finansiell inkludering bidra till financial security and prosperity, primärt avseende kvinnor. Genom att samarbeta med regeringar och andra strategiska partners, inklusive nätverksmedlemmar (banker, mikrofinansinstitutioner och fintechs), är målet att nå 100 miljoner kvinnor inom ramarna för den nu gällande strategin genom att utveckla och genomföra innovativa och hållbara finansieringsrelaterade produkter och lösningar. Ledorden för strategin utgörs av impact and scale. Arbetet genomförs i hög grad utifrån nationella förutsättningar och med aktörer som verkar i en nationell kontext och med direkt påverkan på målgruppen. I något mindre omfattning ger resultaten även utslag i en global kontext givet påverkansarbetet som kan anpassas och appliceras i andra länder. Genomförandekanalerna kan således utgöras av såväl GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST som AKT/MÅL, dock med betoning på de sistnämnda. Nedbrutet innebär insatsens mål (för hela 10-årsperioden varav det nuvarande stödet omfattar den avslutande halvan fram t o m 2027) att utgöras av nedanstående, vilket således är oförändrat i jämförelse men den tidigare beredningen: Strategic Objective 1 Build the evidence base to articulate how women are economically empowered when they access and choose to use financial services that meet their needs. Strategic Objective 2 Influence governments in priority markets to invest in women leaders and implement policies and initiatives that promote women´s financial inclusion. Strategic Objective 3 Influence diverse financial service providers to invest in women leaders and financial solutions that are accessible to and used by women. Strategic Objective 4 Expand credibility as a thought leader by amplifying our unique point of view and leading the conversation on emerging topics in women´s financial inclusion. Operational Objective 1 Maintain and strengthen organizational health and efficiency. Operational Objective 2 Heighten focus on organizational performance and staff engagement to increase accountability and drive impact. Operational Objective 3 Commit to regional expansion and maintain an agile organizational structure that enables closer connection with clients and partners. Strategirelevans Samarbetet med WWB utgör en av de insatser som i GLOBECs portfölj i huvudsak klassas som en WEE-insats och därför ofta refereras till i olika sammanhang, såsom årsrapporter. I PlanIT är klassningen 75% WEE och resterande 25% inom PSD då verksamheten i huvudsak är kopplad till finansiell inkludering, vilket utgör ett av benen som PSD-målet vilar på. Denna fördelning är inte resultatet av en strikt uträkning utan en uppskattning som dock tar sin utgångspunkt i det faktum att insatsen har ett mycket starkt fokus på kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt vilket väl avspeglas i förändringsteorin för det strategimålet. Förändringsteorin för mål 2 anger som delmål 1 att Kvinnor har möjlighet att nyttja finansiella system och verktyg vilket utgör den tydligaste referensen men även andra delmål (främst Kvinnor kan använda digitalisering för stärkt ställning i samhället/marknaden och ökad resiliens) är relevanta I den senaste beredningen (2023) konstaterades: En slutsats från förändringsteorin var att tillgång till finansiella tjänster utgör en viktig aspekt och därmed en prioriterad fråga. Kvinnor utgör inte en homogen grupp, men genom att erbjuda olika typer av finansiella tjänster uppnås förbättrade förutsättningar för företagande och generellt sett ökad ekonomisk egenmakt. Genom att WWB agerar inom de av GLOBEC identifierade förändringskanalerna ökar insatsens uppfyllelse av förändringsteorins intentioner. I resultatexemplen nedan är det svårt att särskilja och motivera vilka resultat som specifikt enbart är kopplade till WEE-målet (och inte PSD) och taggning görs därför genomgående till såväl mål 2 som till mål 3. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Indonesia India Kenya Mexico Nigeria Developing countries, unspecified Formal sector financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services Resultaten från årsrapporten är strukturerade på ett annorlunda sätt än tidigare där impact nu redovisas med utgångspunkt från olika nivåer och målgrupper för att tydligare kunna redovisa långsiktiga effekter (impact) under de strategiska målen: Micro-Level (women), Meso-Level (FSPs), and Macro-Level (policymakers). De operationella målen redovisas under rubrikerna Thought leadership respektive Organizational efficiency. Huvudbudskapet vad gäller det övergripande målet att nå 100 miljoner kvinnor under strategiperioden är på god väg att uppfyllas i förtid då man vid utgången av 2024 beräknade antalet til 86 miljoner. Som komplettering till ett mål som är svårt att sätta i relation till hur kvinnornas vardag påverkas, ges även resultat som hämtas även från Impact report, men även i övrigt fokuserar årsrapporten på hur WWB arbetar på systemnivå vilket bl a inkluderar etablerandet av deras WEE barometer, ökat fokus på klimat-resiliens och etablerandet av LDR-programmet (Leadership & Diversity for Regulators). Micro-level: Empowering Women Under rubriken Finance, Climate and Gender: Empowering Women as Agents of Change redovisas hur kvinnor (753 miljoner) i klimatutsatta områden saknar tillgång till basala finansiella tjänster och att 880 miljoner saknar förmåga att ta emot betalningar i form av nödhjälp i en krissituation och svårigheten som därav följer att hantera mer drastiska klimatförändringar, och hur detta påverkar WWBs syn på strategier och alternativa åtgärder. WWBs forskning visar hur kvinnor inte är passiva offer för klimatpåverkningar utan bidrar till motståndskraft och anpassning. Detta är mest tydligt inom hållbart jordbruk och andra former av informell ekonomi och kopplat till hushållens ekonomi men att kvinnor ändå i hög grad förblir osynliga i resonemang kopplade till klimatfinansiering. WWB förespråkar ett multidimensionellt angreppssätt som med utgångspunkt i den lokala kontexten integrerar finansiella med icke-finansiella produkter, exempelvis paketlösningar som inkluderar försäkring och tillgång till digitala/finansiella färdigheter. Partnerskap med finansiella institutioner, beslutsfattare och klimatfokuserade organisationer är nödvändiga för att uppnå framgång i större skala. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 16-17, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Under rubriken From Vulnerability to Resilience: Microinsurance and Women´s Financial Security in Rural India redovisas hur mikroförsäkring fått stor spridning bland kvinnor i Indien, även bland låginkomsttagare, genom statligt stöttade försäkringsinitiativ som förmedlas via banking agents. Ändå är det en förhållandevis låg andel som de facto kunde utnyttja försäkringen och istället fick försöka låna pengar i händelse av finansiell chock. Därmed finns ett stort behov av tydligare kommunikation/marknadsföring och åtgärder kopplade till konsumentskydd. WWB har i hög grad konkret bidragit till konsumentutbildning, inklusive hur man begär ersättning, men även till att kostnaden har gått ner i form av minskade skatter och att försäljning sker via kvinnliga agenter. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 18, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Under 2024 introducerade WWB sin WEE Barometer for Measuring Impact, en ny och kostnadseffektiv metod som utifrån standardiserade telefonbaserade enkäter, analyserar förändringar och effekter utifrån identifierade dimensioner (material, cognitive, relational, and perceptual). Genom att verktyget är enkelt att använda är det möjligt att på ett systematiskt sätt finjustera och i förlängningen expandera olika initiativ. Verktyget kommer dessutom finnas publikt tillgängligt som en public good. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 21, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Meso-Level Impact: Strengthening Financial Services Providers Sedan 2018 har WWB arbetat med 91 FSPs och nätverket samlade i slutet av 2024 75 FSPs i 34 länder. I Indien har partnerskapen förstärkt regeringsstöttade initiativ och därigenom uppnått större genomslag för kvinnor inom digital finansiell infrastruktur. Högre lånetak för småföretagare, speciella produkter som främjar förutsättningarna (finansiella och icke-finansiella) för gigarbetare, strategier för att uppmuntra kvinnor att använda digitala betalningar är några områden som fått stort genomslag. Ett enskilt exempel från Indien visade att en bank genom att höja lånetaket från 85% till 90% togs ett begränsande hinder bort och därigenom nåddes 425 000 nya låntagare. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 23-24, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Inom ramarna för ett initiativ i Indonesien testades metoder att förenkla för kvinnoledda småföretag att få tillgång till finansiering genom att utnyttja leverantörsrelationer som ett alternativ till traditionell utlåning baserad på säkerheter, vilket gjorde det möjligt för kvinnor att få tillgång till kortfristiga krediter för inköp av lager och varor. Lösningen nådde kvinnliga entreprenörer genom anpassad finansiell utbildning, förenklade låneprocesser samt digitala och personliga kontaktstrategier, vilket säkerställde tillgänglighet och förtroende. Viktiga lärdomar inkluderar betydelsen av att integrera finansiering i befintliga leverantörsnätverk, minska komplexiteten i låneansökningar och använda lärande genom praktisk erfarenhet för att bygga upp förtroende för formella finansiella produkter. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 26, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Kambodjanska kvinnliga gästarbetare i Thailand kunde erbjudas en säkrare metod för remitteringar som dessutom sänkte transaktionskostnaderna och erbjöd snabbare service. Genom att inkluderas i det formella banksystemet stärktes kvinnornas självständighet och kontroll över medlen och, utöver löpande stöd till familjeekonomin, erbjöds kvinnorna även sparande och stärkt långsiktig finansiell motståndskraft. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 27, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Frågor kopplade till försäkring blir en alltmer integrerad del av WWBs verksamhet och WWB involverades i ett WB-projekt på Afrikas horn genom att utveckla produkter inom liv- och hälsoförsäkring för specifikt utsatta och marginaliserade grupper på landsbygden. I Nigeria utvecklades en produkt där hälsoförsäkring paketerades (bundling) tillsammans med mikrolån för att därigenom uppnå finansiell motståndskraft. Det kunde noteras att kvinnorna med tillgång till denna produkt upplevde sig som mindre finansiellt utsatta och att möjligheten att få ersättning för sjukhuskostnader även innebar hög återbetalningsnivå på de ursprungliga lånen. En generell utmaning är att fullt ut förstå en tämligen komplicerad produkt och därmed behovet att överbrygga en naturlig skepticism vilket ibland innebär en låg andel som förnyar sina försäkringar. I det nämnda fallet var dock den främsta utmaningen att framgången var betydligt lägre vad gällde att utöka försäkringen till att omfatta hela familjen. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 28-29, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Macro-Level Impact: Advancing Inclusive Policy & Regulation Konsumentskydd och Financial Capability måste gå hand i hand med expansionen av digitala finansiella tjänster. I Indien finns dåliga exempel på hur kunder har lockats att teckna försäkring utan djupare kunskap och förståelse och där ersättningsanspråken ligger långt under de förväntade nivåerna. Rena bedrägerier ökar och behoven av kanaler för att hantera detta (grievance mechanisms) ökar likaså. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 39, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Programmet Leadership & Diversity Program for Regulators (LDR) genomfördes för sjätte gången och har nu sammantaget inkluderat 326 deltagare från 71 institutioner i 47 länder. Två tidigare deltagare har avancerat och är numera centralbankschef i sitt respektive land. Året omfattade 25 deltagare varav en tredjedel var män. 40% av deltagarna har rapporterat att deras respektive institution har genomfört de regelförändringar som man utvecklat inom ramarna för programmet. Flera exempel finns på att WWB har haft nära samarbete med centralbanker som har haft deltagande inom LDR och under året bidrog WWB till National Bank of Cambodia och Ministry of Women´s Affairs integrerade jämställdhetsaspekter i landets National Financial Inclusion Strategy. I Rwanda och Egypten bidrogs på liknande sätt till att regelverken kring Digital Financial Services genom att beslutsfattare och marknadsaktörer tillsammans analyserade hinder och de utbildningsinsatser som krävs för att uppnå mer gender-intentional financial products. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 38 och 43, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Thought Leadership WWB har fortsatt att etablera sig som en auktoritet inom sitt område genom olika typer av aktiviteter och med stort genomslag för olika marknadsförings-kampanjer. Antalet följare på sociala medier och lyssnare på poden Making Finance work for Women utgör exempel på detta och där de interna målen överträffades genom att den årliga ökningen låg i storleksordningen 7,5%. Kopplingar till klimatförändringar och finansiell utsatthet har bidragit till att bredda målgruppen jämfört med tidigare. WEF, CSW, Climate Week NYC, WB/IMF årsmöte och Singapore Fintech Festival är några av de tillfällen då WWB har haft tillfälle att profilera sig. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 47-48, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Organizational Efficiency Minskade nivåer av ODA och ett ökat fokus på Ukraina påverkar organisationens finansiella framtid, inte bara finansieringen från Sida. Stiftelser (filantroper) men även privata givare har visserligen diversifierat givarkretsen men innebär ändå att framtiden är mer osäker än tidigare och fr a är efterfrågan på kärnstöd stort. Resultat levereras i all väsentlighet i enlighet med tidsplaner och utlokalisering av personal i fält har fortsatt. De prioriterade länderna utgörs av Indien, Indonesien, Nigeria, Kenya, Kambodja och Vietnam kvarstår sedan aktiviteter i Mexiko har upphört. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 50-51, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Impact report Från Impact report kan nämnas att man bl a följt upp hur de institutioner som WWBs fonder investerat i, och som specifikt riktar sig mot kvinnliga kunder, har utvecklat sin portföljkvalitet. Antagandet att kvinnliga låntagare innebär lägre risk blir styrkt samtidigt som kvinnliga låntagare ges möjlighet att utöka storleken på sina lån. Genomsnittlig lånestorlek för män överskred fortfarande motsvarande storlek för kvinnor men minskade från 38% till 4% under mätperioden. Inom ramarna för fonderna har Gender Performance Standards utvecklats vilket bidragit till att kunna nå nya kundgrupper och även attrahera efterfrågad talang. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Impact Report 2024, sid 13, Doxnr: 21/001519-58 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15269-15269A0101 Sweden Sida has had an on-going partnership with Women´s World Banking since 2008. It started as a relatively small contribution but has from the start consisted of core support. During the period there has been references made to different global thematic strategies and therefore different references to Women´s Economic Empowerment. The contributions fits well into the strategic composition of the portfolio with the strong focus on the direct target group. Even though the support always has been relatively limited it has been consistent and long-term and therefore instrumental when it comes to WWB´s ability to develop its agenda and make their own priorities. DFAT is the other main bilateral core funder (besides VISA-foundation) but the overall picture is composed of a number of organizations and varies from one year to another. Sida´s share is currently about 5% of the overall budget. The dialogue has always been intense and of mutual benefit. Sida has accordingly been an active donor and participated in a number of events organized by WWB and in a constructive way contributed to WWB´s evaluation and internal strategy processes. The partnership was included in Sida´s review of the WEE-approach but also the development of GLOBEC´s theory of change for WEE. The ToC and portfolio analysis indicates that the strategy relevance continues to be high and the assessment concludes that all perspective´s have been considered. It is anticipated that the continued dialogue will be frequent and take the point of departure from a thematic perspective. The assessment was delayed due to the limits imposed in 2022. A review of WWB´s internal control system will be carried out in 2024 due to the fact that there has not such a review for several years. Sida har haft ett pågående samarbete med WWB sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har alltid utgjorts av kärnstöd. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Insatsen passar väl in i ett portföljperspektiv för detta mål då den genom sin höga grad av påverkan på den direkta målgruppen kompletterar övriga insatser. Stödet är fortfarande relativt begränsat men har genom att utgöra kärnstöd och sin långsiktighet varit avgörande för att WWB ska ha kunnat utveckla sin verksamhet och göra sina egna prioriteringar. DFAT utgör den andra primära bilaterala kärnstödsgivaren (utöver VISA-Foundation) och givarbilden är därför tämligen omfattande med flera givare med stor variation vad gäller omfattning, men dessutom även föränderlig över tid. Sidas bidrag utgör för närvarande ca 5% av den totala budgeten. Även om stödet har givits utan krav på specifik inriktning har dialogen alltid varit omfattande och till ömsesidig nytta. Sida har således varit en aktiv finansiär och regelbundet deltagit i flera event WWB anordnat men även konstruktivt bidragit till WWBs strategiprocesser och utvärderingar. Insatsen har också utgjort en komponent i Sidas interna översyn och framtagandet av ett nytt förhållningssätt till WEE, men även inom ramarna för GLOBECs utarbetande av en förändringsteori inom det aktuella strategimålet. Förändringsteorin och portföljanalysen indikerar att strategirelevansen är fortsatt hög och beredningen visar att samtliga perspektiv har omhändertagits. Det förväntas att även den framtida dialogen blir frekvent och kommer att innebära ömsesidigt engagemang, främst utifrån ett tematiskt perspektiv. Samarbetet har således karaktäriserats som aktivt men fritt från incidenter. Det kan i sammanhanget noteras att Sida även i tidigare avtal godkänt att revision kan utföras i enlighet med US GAAS (Generally Accepted Auditing Standards) issued by AICPA (The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants). Som en konsekvens av att samarbetet pågått under flera avtalsperioder saknas dock en sammanhållen bild av organisationens interna kapacitet och kontroll då dagens "uppsättning" av regelverk har adderats över tid. En ISK-granskning är därför inplanerad till Q1 2024 men ska, då inga varningssignaler noterats, inte påverka processen kring denna beredning inför fortsatt stöd. En sådan beredning (alternativt en förlängning av det pågående stödet) var inplanerad för 2022 men var tvunget att läggas på is som en konsekvens av de limiter som rådde under året. Den fortsatta osäkerheten kring anslaget har delvis skjutit något ytterligare på denna process men även inneburit osäkerhet kring tillgängliga anslagsmedel. Den sammanfattande resultatredovisningen baseras på inkommen rapportering i form av årsrapport och en separat Impact report och avser händelser under kalenderåret 2024. Denna CoP relaterar därför till målen i den tidigare strategin 2022-2026 samt dess förändringsteori. En CoP för påföljande period med relevans för strategin 2025-2029 skrivs separat. WWB's nuvarande strategi sträcker sig över en 10-årsperiod (fram till 2027) men genomgick en halvtidsöversyn som innebar mindre justeringar och som därmed inte nämnvärt förändrade insatsens mål. Introduktion Women´s World Banking (WWB) har erhållit kärnstöd från Sida sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har successivt ökat i omfattning baserat på goda erfarenheter och uppgår f n till MSEK 12 per år. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt (WEE). Den årliga budgeten ligger kring MUSD 20 och Sidas andel utgör därför ca 5-6%. Största finansiär är BMGF respektive Visa men siffrorna varierar från år till år och listan på finansiärer inkluderar många organisationer. Australien är största bilaterala givare och utöver Sida är även Schweiz en betydande finansiär. Insatsens mål Det övergripande målet för WWB är att via finansiell inkludering bidra till financial security and prosperity, primärt avseende kvinnor. Genom att samarbeta med regeringar och andra strategiska partners, inklusive nätverksmedlemmar (banker, mikrofinansinstitutioner och fintechs), är målet att nå 100 miljoner kvinnor inom ramarna för den nu gällande strategin genom att utveckla och genomföra innovativa och hållbara finansieringsrelaterade produkter och lösningar. Ledorden för strategin utgörs av impact and scale. Arbetet genomförs i hög grad utifrån nationella förutsättningar och med aktörer som verkar i en nationell kontext och med direkt påverkan på målgruppen. I något mindre omfattning ger resultaten även utslag i en global kontext givet påverkansarbetet som kan anpassas och appliceras i andra länder. Genomförandekanalerna kan således utgöras av såväl GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST som AKT/MÅL, dock med betoning på de sistnämnda. Nedbrutet innebär insatsens mål (för hela 10-årsperioden varav det nuvarande stödet omfattar den avslutande halvan fram t o m 2027) att utgöras av nedanstående, vilket således är oförändrat i jämförelse men den tidigare beredningen: Strategic Objective 1 Build the evidence base to articulate how women are economically empowered when they access and choose to use financial services that meet their needs. Strategic Objective 2 Influence governments in priority markets to invest in women leaders and implement policies and initiatives that promote women´s financial inclusion. Strategic Objective 3 Influence diverse financial service providers to invest in women leaders and financial solutions that are accessible to and used by women. Strategic Objective 4 Expand credibility as a thought leader by amplifying our unique point of view and leading the conversation on emerging topics in women´s financial inclusion. Operational Objective 1 Maintain and strengthen organizational health and efficiency. Operational Objective 2 Heighten focus on organizational performance and staff engagement to increase accountability and drive impact. Operational Objective 3 Commit to regional expansion and maintain an agile organizational structure that enables closer connection with clients and partners. Strategirelevans Samarbetet med WWB utgör en av de insatser som i GLOBECs portfölj i huvudsak klassas som en WEE-insats och därför ofta refereras till i olika sammanhang, såsom årsrapporter. I PlanIT är klassningen 75% WEE och resterande 25% inom PSD då verksamheten i huvudsak är kopplad till finansiell inkludering, vilket utgör ett av benen som PSD-målet vilar på. Denna fördelning är inte resultatet av en strikt uträkning utan en uppskattning som dock tar sin utgångspunkt i det faktum att insatsen har ett mycket starkt fokus på kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt vilket väl avspeglas i förändringsteorin för det strategimålet. Förändringsteorin för mål 2 anger som delmål 1 att Kvinnor har möjlighet att nyttja finansiella system och verktyg vilket utgör den tydligaste referensen men även andra delmål (främst Kvinnor kan använda digitalisering för stärkt ställning i samhället/marknaden och ökad resiliens) är relevanta I den senaste beredningen (2023) konstaterades: En slutsats från förändringsteorin var att tillgång till finansiella tjänster utgör en viktig aspekt och därmed en prioriterad fråga. Kvinnor utgör inte en homogen grupp, men genom att erbjuda olika typer av finansiella tjänster uppnås förbättrade förutsättningar för företagande och generellt sett ökad ekonomisk egenmakt. Genom att WWB agerar inom de av GLOBEC identifierade förändringskanalerna ökar insatsens uppfyllelse av förändringsteorins intentioner. I resultatexemplen nedan är det svårt att särskilja och motivera vilka resultat som specifikt enbart är kopplade till WEE-målet (och inte PSD) och taggning görs därför genomgående till såväl mål 2 som till mål 3. Sweden WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 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It started as a relatively small contribution but has from the start consisted of core support. During the period there has been references made to different global thematic strategies and therefore different references to Women´s Economic Empowerment. The contributions fits well into the strategic composition of the portfolio with the strong focus on the direct target group. Even though the support always has been relatively limited it has been consistent and long-term and therefore instrumental when it comes to WWB´s ability to develop its agenda and make their own priorities. DFAT is the other main bilateral core funder (besides VISA-foundation) but the overall picture is composed of a number of organizations and varies from one year to another. Sida´s share is currently about 5% of the overall budget. The dialogue has always been intense and of mutual benefit. Sida has accordingly been an active donor and participated in a number of events organized by WWB and in a constructive way contributed to WWB´s evaluation and internal strategy processes. The partnership was included in Sida´s review of the WEE-approach but also the development of GLOBEC´s theory of change for WEE. The ToC and portfolio analysis indicates that the strategy relevance continues to be high and the assessment concludes that all perspective´s have been considered. It is anticipated that the continued dialogue will be frequent and take the point of departure from a thematic perspective. The assessment was delayed due to the limits imposed in 2022. A review of WWB´s internal control system will be carried out in 2024 due to the fact that there has not such a review for several years. Sida har haft ett pågående samarbete med WWB sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har alltid utgjorts av kärnstöd. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Insatsen passar väl in i ett portföljperspektiv för detta mål då den genom sin höga grad av påverkan på den direkta målgruppen kompletterar övriga insatser. Stödet är fortfarande relativt begränsat men har genom att utgöra kärnstöd och sin långsiktighet varit avgörande för att WWB ska ha kunnat utveckla sin verksamhet och göra sina egna prioriteringar. DFAT utgör den andra primära bilaterala kärnstödsgivaren (utöver VISA-Foundation) och givarbilden är därför tämligen omfattande med flera givare med stor variation vad gäller omfattning, men dessutom även föränderlig över tid. Sidas bidrag utgör för närvarande ca 5% av den totala budgeten. Även om stödet har givits utan krav på specifik inriktning har dialogen alltid varit omfattande och till ömsesidig nytta. Sida har således varit en aktiv finansiär och regelbundet deltagit i flera event WWB anordnat men även konstruktivt bidragit till WWBs strategiprocesser och utvärderingar. Insatsen har också utgjort en komponent i Sidas interna översyn och framtagandet av ett nytt förhållningssätt till WEE, men även inom ramarna för GLOBECs utarbetande av en förändringsteori inom det aktuella strategimålet. Förändringsteorin och portföljanalysen indikerar att strategirelevansen är fortsatt hög och beredningen visar att samtliga perspektiv har omhändertagits. Det förväntas att även den framtida dialogen blir frekvent och kommer att innebära ömsesidigt engagemang, främst utifrån ett tematiskt perspektiv. Samarbetet har således karaktäriserats som aktivt men fritt från incidenter. Det kan i sammanhanget noteras att Sida även i tidigare avtal godkänt att revision kan utföras i enlighet med US GAAS (Generally Accepted Auditing Standards) issued by AICPA (The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants). Som en konsekvens av att samarbetet pågått under flera avtalsperioder saknas dock en sammanhållen bild av organisationens interna kapacitet och kontroll då dagens "uppsättning" av regelverk har adderats över tid. En ISK-granskning är därför inplanerad till Q1 2024 men ska, då inga varningssignaler noterats, inte påverka processen kring denna beredning inför fortsatt stöd. En sådan beredning (alternativt en förlängning av det pågående stödet) var inplanerad för 2022 men var tvunget att läggas på is som en konsekvens av de limiter som rådde under året. Den fortsatta osäkerheten kring anslaget har delvis skjutit något ytterligare på denna process men även inneburit osäkerhet kring tillgängliga anslagsmedel. Den sammanfattande resultatredovisningen baseras på inkommen rapportering i form av årsrapport och en separat Impact report och avser händelser under kalenderåret 2024. Denna CoP relaterar därför till målen i den tidigare strategin 2022-2026 samt dess förändringsteori. En CoP för påföljande period med relevans för strategin 2025-2029 skrivs separat. WWB's nuvarande strategi sträcker sig över en 10-årsperiod (fram till 2027) men genomgick en halvtidsöversyn som innebar mindre justeringar och som därmed inte nämnvärt förändrade insatsens mål. Introduktion Women´s World Banking (WWB) har erhållit kärnstöd från Sida sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har successivt ökat i omfattning baserat på goda erfarenheter och uppgår f n till MSEK 12 per år. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt (WEE). Den årliga budgeten ligger kring MUSD 20 och Sidas andel utgör därför ca 5-6%. Största finansiär är BMGF respektive Visa men siffrorna varierar från år till år och listan på finansiärer inkluderar många organisationer. Australien är största bilaterala givare och utöver Sida är även Schweiz en betydande finansiär. Insatsens mål Det övergripande målet för WWB är att via finansiell inkludering bidra till financial security and prosperity, primärt avseende kvinnor. Genom att samarbeta med regeringar och andra strategiska partners, inklusive nätverksmedlemmar (banker, mikrofinansinstitutioner och fintechs), är målet att nå 100 miljoner kvinnor inom ramarna för den nu gällande strategin genom att utveckla och genomföra innovativa och hållbara finansieringsrelaterade produkter och lösningar. Ledorden för strategin utgörs av impact and scale. Arbetet genomförs i hög grad utifrån nationella förutsättningar och med aktörer som verkar i en nationell kontext och med direkt påverkan på målgruppen. I något mindre omfattning ger resultaten även utslag i en global kontext givet påverkansarbetet som kan anpassas och appliceras i andra länder. Genomförandekanalerna kan således utgöras av såväl GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST som AKT/MÅL, dock med betoning på de sistnämnda. Nedbrutet innebär insatsens mål (för hela 10-årsperioden varav det nuvarande stödet omfattar den avslutande halvan fram t o m 2027) att utgöras av nedanstående, vilket således är oförändrat i jämförelse men den tidigare beredningen: Strategic Objective 1 Build the evidence base to articulate how women are economically empowered when they access and choose to use financial services that meet their needs. Strategic Objective 2 Influence governments in priority markets to invest in women leaders and implement policies and initiatives that promote women´s financial inclusion. Strategic Objective 3 Influence diverse financial service providers to invest in women leaders and financial solutions that are accessible to and used by women. Strategic Objective 4 Expand credibility as a thought leader by amplifying our unique point of view and leading the conversation on emerging topics in women´s financial inclusion. Operational Objective 1 Maintain and strengthen organizational health and efficiency. Operational Objective 2 Heighten focus on organizational performance and staff engagement to increase accountability and drive impact. Operational Objective 3 Commit to regional expansion and maintain an agile organizational structure that enables closer connection with clients and partners. Strategirelevans Samarbetet med WWB utgör en av de insatser som i GLOBECs portfölj i huvudsak klassas som en WEE-insats och därför ofta refereras till i olika sammanhang, såsom årsrapporter. I PlanIT är klassningen 75% WEE och resterande 25% inom PSD då verksamheten i huvudsak är kopplad till finansiell inkludering, vilket utgör ett av benen som PSD-målet vilar på. Denna fördelning är inte resultatet av en strikt uträkning utan en uppskattning som dock tar sin utgångspunkt i det faktum att insatsen har ett mycket starkt fokus på kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt vilket väl avspeglas i förändringsteorin för det strategimålet. Förändringsteorin för mål 2 anger som delmål 1 att Kvinnor har möjlighet att nyttja finansiella system och verktyg vilket utgör den tydligaste referensen men även andra delmål (främst Kvinnor kan använda digitalisering för stärkt ställning i samhället/marknaden och ökad resiliens) är relevanta I den senaste beredningen (2023) konstaterades: En slutsats från förändringsteorin var att tillgång till finansiella tjänster utgör en viktig aspekt och därmed en prioriterad fråga. Kvinnor utgör inte en homogen grupp, men genom att erbjuda olika typer av finansiella tjänster uppnås förbättrade förutsättningar för företagande och generellt sett ökad ekonomisk egenmakt. Genom att WWB agerar inom de av GLOBEC identifierade förändringskanalerna ökar insatsens uppfyllelse av förändringsteorins intentioner. I resultatexemplen nedan är det svårt att särskilja och motivera vilka resultat som specifikt enbart är kopplade till WEE-målet (och inte PSD) och taggning görs därför genomgående till såväl mål 2 som till mål 3. Sweden WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 3000000 0 0 6000000 0 0 3000000 0 9000000 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 6000000 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 3000000 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15269-15269A0201 Sweden Sida has had an on-going partnership with Women´s World Banking since 2008. It started as a relatively small contribution but has from the start consisted of core support. During the period there has been references made to different global thematic strategies and therefore different references to Women´s Economic Empowerment. The contributions fits well into the strategic composition of the portfolio with the strong focus on the direct target group. Even though the support always has been relatively limited it has been consistent and long-term and therefore instrumental when it comes to WWB´s ability to develop its agenda and make their own priorities. DFAT is the other main bilateral core funder (besides VISA-foundation) but the overall picture is composed of a number of organizations and varies from one year to another. Sida´s share is currently about 5% of the overall budget. The dialogue has always been intense and of mutual benefit. Sida has accordingly been an active donor and participated in a number of events organized by WWB and in a constructive way contributed to WWB´s evaluation and internal strategy processes. The partnership was included in Sida´s review of the WEE-approach but also the development of GLOBEC´s theory of change for WEE. The ToC and portfolio analysis indicates that the strategy relevance continues to be high and the assessment concludes that all perspective´s have been considered. It is anticipated that the continued dialogue will be frequent and take the point of departure from a thematic perspective. The assessment was delayed due to the limits imposed in 2022. A review of WWB´s internal control system will be carried out in 2024 due to the fact that there has not such a review for several years. Sida har haft ett pågående samarbete med WWB sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har alltid utgjorts av kärnstöd. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Insatsen passar väl in i ett portföljperspektiv för detta mål då den genom sin höga grad av påverkan på den direkta målgruppen kompletterar övriga insatser. Stödet är fortfarande relativt begränsat men har genom att utgöra kärnstöd och sin långsiktighet varit avgörande för att WWB ska ha kunnat utveckla sin verksamhet och göra sina egna prioriteringar. DFAT utgör den andra primära bilaterala kärnstödsgivaren (utöver VISA-Foundation) och givarbilden är därför tämligen omfattande med flera givare med stor variation vad gäller omfattning, men dessutom även föränderlig över tid. Sidas bidrag utgör för närvarande ca 5% av den totala budgeten. Även om stödet har givits utan krav på specifik inriktning har dialogen alltid varit omfattande och till ömsesidig nytta. Sida har således varit en aktiv finansiär och regelbundet deltagit i flera event WWB anordnat men även konstruktivt bidragit till WWBs strategiprocesser och utvärderingar. Insatsen har också utgjort en komponent i Sidas interna översyn och framtagandet av ett nytt förhållningssätt till WEE, men även inom ramarna för GLOBECs utarbetande av en förändringsteori inom det aktuella strategimålet. Förändringsteorin och portföljanalysen indikerar att strategirelevansen är fortsatt hög och beredningen visar att samtliga perspektiv har omhändertagits. Det förväntas att även den framtida dialogen blir frekvent och kommer att innebära ömsesidigt engagemang, främst utifrån ett tematiskt perspektiv. Samarbetet har således karaktäriserats som aktivt men fritt från incidenter. Det kan i sammanhanget noteras att Sida även i tidigare avtal godkänt att revision kan utföras i enlighet med US GAAS (Generally Accepted Auditing Standards) issued by AICPA (The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants). Som en konsekvens av att samarbetet pågått under flera avtalsperioder saknas dock en sammanhållen bild av organisationens interna kapacitet och kontroll då dagens "uppsättning" av regelverk har adderats över tid. En ISK-granskning är därför inplanerad till Q1 2024 men ska, då inga varningssignaler noterats, inte påverka processen kring denna beredning inför fortsatt stöd. En sådan beredning (alternativt en förlängning av det pågående stödet) var inplanerad för 2022 men var tvunget att läggas på is som en konsekvens av de limiter som rådde under året. Den fortsatta osäkerheten kring anslaget har delvis skjutit något ytterligare på denna process men även inneburit osäkerhet kring tillgängliga anslagsmedel. Den sammanfattande resultatredovisningen baseras på inkommen rapportering i form av årsrapport och en separat Impact report och avser händelser under kalenderåret 2024. Denna CoP relaterar därför till målen i den tidigare strategin 2022-2026 samt dess förändringsteori. En CoP för påföljande period med relevans för strategin 2025-2029 skrivs separat. WWB's nuvarande strategi sträcker sig över en 10-årsperiod (fram till 2027) men genomgick en halvtidsöversyn som innebar mindre justeringar och som därmed inte nämnvärt förändrade insatsens mål. Introduktion Women´s World Banking (WWB) har erhållit kärnstöd från Sida sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har successivt ökat i omfattning baserat på goda erfarenheter och uppgår f n till MSEK 12 per år. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt (WEE). Den årliga budgeten ligger kring MUSD 20 och Sidas andel utgör därför ca 5-6%. Största finansiär är BMGF respektive Visa men siffrorna varierar från år till år och listan på finansiärer inkluderar många organisationer. Australien är största bilaterala givare och utöver Sida är även Schweiz en betydande finansiär. Insatsens mål Det övergripande målet för WWB är att via finansiell inkludering bidra till financial security and prosperity, primärt avseende kvinnor. Genom att samarbeta med regeringar och andra strategiska partners, inklusive nätverksmedlemmar (banker, mikrofinansinstitutioner och fintechs), är målet att nå 100 miljoner kvinnor inom ramarna för den nu gällande strategin genom att utveckla och genomföra innovativa och hållbara finansieringsrelaterade produkter och lösningar. Ledorden för strategin utgörs av impact and scale. Arbetet genomförs i hög grad utifrån nationella förutsättningar och med aktörer som verkar i en nationell kontext och med direkt påverkan på målgruppen. I något mindre omfattning ger resultaten även utslag i en global kontext givet påverkansarbetet som kan anpassas och appliceras i andra länder. Genomförandekanalerna kan således utgöras av såväl GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST som AKT/MÅL, dock med betoning på de sistnämnda. Nedbrutet innebär insatsens mål (för hela 10-årsperioden varav det nuvarande stödet omfattar den avslutande halvan fram t o m 2027) att utgöras av nedanstående, vilket således är oförändrat i jämförelse men den tidigare beredningen: Strategic Objective 1 Build the evidence base to articulate how women are economically empowered when they access and choose to use financial services that meet their needs. Strategic Objective 2 Influence governments in priority markets to invest in women leaders and implement policies and initiatives that promote women´s financial inclusion. Strategic Objective 3 Influence diverse financial service providers to invest in women leaders and financial solutions that are accessible to and used by women. Strategic Objective 4 Expand credibility as a thought leader by amplifying our unique point of view and leading the conversation on emerging topics in women´s financial inclusion. Operational Objective 1 Maintain and strengthen organizational health and efficiency. Operational Objective 2 Heighten focus on organizational performance and staff engagement to increase accountability and drive impact. Operational Objective 3 Commit to regional expansion and maintain an agile organizational structure that enables closer connection with clients and partners. Strategirelevans Samarbetet med WWB utgör en av de insatser som i GLOBECs portfölj i huvudsak klassas som en WEE-insats och därför ofta refereras till i olika sammanhang, såsom årsrapporter. I PlanIT är klassningen 75% WEE och resterande 25% inom PSD då verksamheten i huvudsak är kopplad till finansiell inkludering, vilket utgör ett av benen som PSD-målet vilar på. Denna fördelning är inte resultatet av en strikt uträkning utan en uppskattning som dock tar sin utgångspunkt i det faktum att insatsen har ett mycket starkt fokus på kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt vilket väl avspeglas i förändringsteorin för det strategimålet. Förändringsteorin för mål 2 anger som delmål 1 att Kvinnor har möjlighet att nyttja finansiella system och verktyg vilket utgör den tydligaste referensen men även andra delmål (främst Kvinnor kan använda digitalisering för stärkt ställning i samhället/marknaden och ökad resiliens) är relevanta I den senaste beredningen (2023) konstaterades: En slutsats från förändringsteorin var att tillgång till finansiella tjänster utgör en viktig aspekt och därmed en prioriterad fråga. Kvinnor utgör inte en homogen grupp, men genom att erbjuda olika typer av finansiella tjänster uppnås förbättrade förutsättningar för företagande och generellt sett ökad ekonomisk egenmakt. Genom att WWB agerar inom de av GLOBEC identifierade förändringskanalerna ökar insatsens uppfyllelse av förändringsteorins intentioner. I resultatexemplen nedan är det svårt att särskilja och motivera vilka resultat som specifikt enbart är kopplade till WEE-målet (och inte PSD) och taggning görs därför genomgående till såväl mål 2 som till mål 3. Sweden PricewaterhouseCoopers Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PricewaterhouseCoopers 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 154750 154750 154750 PricewaterhouseCoopers 154750 PricewaterhouseCoopers Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Strengthening of women’s economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-15314 Sweden The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) has requested for core support towards implementing its programmes under the strategy period form 2021 - 2025. IJR has been partnering with Sida in the past including the last two strategy periods and it is working towards fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful societies in Africa by designing relevant interventions combining research, dialogue, capacity building, advocacy, policy advice and implementation support. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. IJR works with five key outcome areas including: - Participants have the capacity to use contextually appropriate transitional justice mechanisms - Participants are motivated to enable fairness, inclusivity and peace - Participants take actions that lead to sustained peace, justice and reconciliation - Communities are more resilient, reconciled and socially cohesive - Systems and policies enable the realisation of fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful societies IJR will work on five thematic areas that focuses on social cohesion, inclusion and anti-racism; advancing human dignity and bottom-up reconciliation; survivor-centred transitional justice and reconciliation; socio-economic justice and inclusive development; and cross-border dialogue and regional reconciliation. The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) har begärt kärnstöd för genomförande av sitt program under strategiperioden 2021-2025. IJR är sedan tidigare en partnerorganisation till Sida, vilket inkluderar de senaste två strategiperioderna, och arbetar för rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i Afrika genom arbeta fram relevanta interventioner som kombinerar forskning, dialog, kapacitetsbyggande, opinionsbildning, policyrådgivning samt stöd till genomförande. IJR arbetar utifrån ett brett mål om att bygga rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i kontexter påverkade av rådande konflikter eller där samhällen fortsätter att kämpa med det historiska arvet från tidigare sådana konflikter. IJR arbetar med fem nyckelområden, vilka inkluderar: - Deltagare har förmåga att använda mekanismer för övergångsrättvisa som är kontextuellt lämpliga - Deltagare är motiverade att möjliggöra rättvisa, inkludering och fred - Deltagare vidtar åtgärder som leder till upprätthållen fred, rättvisa och försoning - Samhällen är mer motståndskraftiga, försonade och socialt sammanhållda. - System och policyer bidrar till realiseringen av rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen. IJR kommer att arbeta med fem tematiska områden vilka fokuserar på social sammanhållning, inkludering och antirasism; främja mänsklig värdighet och försoning på lokal nivå, övergångsrättvisa centrerad kring överlevare; socioekonomisk rättvisa och inkluderande utveckling samt gränsöverskridande dialog och regional försoning. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. Towards meeting this objective, IJR works with three key outcome areas: - Policy actors use peace building and governance research in policy processes. - Communities demonstrating agency in transforming relations in divided communities - Stakeholders implement transitional justice policies, programs, and processes. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security - CommunityLevel Transformation and Agency : The evaluation found that IJRs sustained dialogue processes have enabled communities to demonstrate independent agency in addressing divided relationships. Participants reported improved social cohesion, restored dignity, and strengthened interpersonal trust. In several communities, youth and queer members became more actively involved in local initiatives, and some groups experienced improved food security as a result of collective action emerging from dialogue spaces. - Policy Engagement and Use of Research Policy: actors across the region consistently referenced and applied IJRs research in deliberation spaces. Afrobarometer and SARB data were widely used in policy discussions, media debates, academic work, and civil society advocacy. The evaluation noted that IJRs evidence base contributed directly to national processes, including revisions to South Africas National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security. - Transitional Justice Implementation Support: The evaluation highlighted IJRs pivotal role in supporting AU member states and national governments to embed transitional justice and peacebuilding processes. Through advisory support, training, and convening, IJR helped shift norms toward more inclusive peacebuilding. Its technical assistance contributed to the implementation of transitional justice policies in countries such as Ethiopia and Ukraine. - Organisational and NetworkLevel Achievements: IJR strengthened its continental and global footprint by leading networks that produce longitudinal reconciliation data and by cultivating community leaders who now independently facilitate dialogues. Partnerships with AU institutions, regional bodies, universities, and civil society organisations expanded the organisations reach and influence across Africa. - Women, Peace and Security (WPS): The evaluation documented significant WPS results, including women influencing national dialogue processes, shaping policy discourse, and contributing to revisions of national WPS frameworks. Emerging women and youth leaders gained skills and visibility, with some appointed to national bodies. Interfaith and traditional leaders advanced community peace initiatives, and women in gangaffected areas led safety responses and demanded accountability from state institutions. - Climate and Just Energy Transition Work: A notable achievement was the translation of the Climate Change and Just Energy Transition Toolkit into three South African languages, expanding accessibility and laying the foundation for broader uptake. The evaluation found that this work strengthened community engagement on energy justice and positioned IJR to scale its climaterelated interventions. - Unintended Positive Outcomes: The evaluation identified several unintended but positive outcomes. The AntiRacism project became a trusted national resource for dialogue and education. Gender Justice and Reconciliation work influenced university approaches to GBV and trauma. Local organisations began using IJR tools independently, demonstrating diffusion of practice beyond the initial project sites. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15314-15314A0101 Sweden The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) has requested for core support towards implementing its programmes under the strategy period form 2021 - 2025. IJR has been partnering with Sida in the past including the last two strategy periods and it is working towards fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful societies in Africa by designing relevant interventions combining research, dialogue, capacity building, advocacy, policy advice and implementation support. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. IJR works with five key outcome areas including: - Participants have the capacity to use contextually appropriate transitional justice mechanisms - Participants are motivated to enable fairness, inclusivity and peace - Participants take actions that lead to sustained peace, justice and reconciliation - Communities are more resilient, reconciled and socially cohesive - Systems and policies enable the realisation of fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful societies IJR will work on five thematic areas that focuses on social cohesion, inclusion and anti-racism; advancing human dignity and bottom-up reconciliation; survivor-centred transitional justice and reconciliation; socio-economic justice and inclusive development; and cross-border dialogue and regional reconciliation. The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) har begärt kärnstöd för genomförande av sitt program under strategiperioden 2021-2025. IJR är sedan tidigare en partnerorganisation till Sida, vilket inkluderar de senaste två strategiperioderna, och arbetar för rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i Afrika genom arbeta fram relevanta interventioner som kombinerar forskning, dialog, kapacitetsbyggande, opinionsbildning, policyrådgivning samt stöd till genomförande. IJR arbetar utifrån ett brett mål om att bygga rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i kontexter påverkade av rådande konflikter eller där samhällen fortsätter att kämpa med det historiska arvet från tidigare sådana konflikter. IJR arbetar med fem nyckelområden, vilka inkluderar: - Deltagare har förmåga att använda mekanismer för övergångsrättvisa som är kontextuellt lämpliga - Deltagare är motiverade att möjliggöra rättvisa, inkludering och fred - Deltagare vidtar åtgärder som leder till upprätthållen fred, rättvisa och försoning - Samhällen är mer motståndskraftiga, försonade och socialt sammanhållda. - System och policyer bidrar till realiseringen av rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen. IJR kommer att arbeta med fem tematiska områden vilka fokuserar på social sammanhållning, inkludering och antirasism; främja mänsklig värdighet och försoning på lokal nivå, övergångsrättvisa centrerad kring överlevare; socioekonomisk rättvisa och inkluderande utveckling samt gränsöverskridande dialog och regional försoning. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. Towards meeting this objective, IJR works with three key outcome areas: - Policy actors use peace building and governance research in policy processes. - Communities demonstrating agency in transforming relations in divided communities - Stakeholders implement transitional justice policies, programs, and processes. Sweden IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 5000000 0 5000000 5000000 0 5000000 -387617 5000000 0 5000000 0 5000000 0 0 5000000 40000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 0 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened regional initiatives and capacity for sustainable peace Stärkta regionala initiativ och kapacitet för hållbar fred Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15314-15314A0201 Sweden The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) has requested for core support towards implementing its programmes under the strategy period form 2021 - 2025. IJR has been partnering with Sida in the past including the last two strategy periods and it is working towards fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful societies in Africa by designing relevant interventions combining research, dialogue, capacity building, advocacy, policy advice and implementation support. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. IJR works with five key outcome areas including: - Participants have the capacity to use contextually appropriate transitional justice mechanisms - Participants are motivated to enable fairness, inclusivity and peace - Participants take actions that lead to sustained peace, justice and reconciliation - Communities are more resilient, reconciled and socially cohesive - Systems and policies enable the realisation of fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful societies IJR will work on five thematic areas that focuses on social cohesion, inclusion and anti-racism; advancing human dignity and bottom-up reconciliation; survivor-centred transitional justice and reconciliation; socio-economic justice and inclusive development; and cross-border dialogue and regional reconciliation. The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) har begärt kärnstöd för genomförande av sitt program under strategiperioden 2021-2025. IJR är sedan tidigare en partnerorganisation till Sida, vilket inkluderar de senaste två strategiperioderna, och arbetar för rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i Afrika genom arbeta fram relevanta interventioner som kombinerar forskning, dialog, kapacitetsbyggande, opinionsbildning, policyrådgivning samt stöd till genomförande. IJR arbetar utifrån ett brett mål om att bygga rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i kontexter påverkade av rådande konflikter eller där samhällen fortsätter att kämpa med det historiska arvet från tidigare sådana konflikter. IJR arbetar med fem nyckelområden, vilka inkluderar: - Deltagare har förmåga att använda mekanismer för övergångsrättvisa som är kontextuellt lämpliga - Deltagare är motiverade att möjliggöra rättvisa, inkludering och fred - Deltagare vidtar åtgärder som leder till upprätthållen fred, rättvisa och försoning - Samhällen är mer motståndskraftiga, försonade och socialt sammanhållda. - System och policyer bidrar till realiseringen av rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen. IJR kommer att arbeta med fem tematiska områden vilka fokuserar på social sammanhållning, inkludering och antirasism; främja mänsklig värdighet och försoning på lokal nivå, övergångsrättvisa centrerad kring överlevare; socioekonomisk rättvisa och inkluderande utveckling samt gränsöverskridande dialog och regional försoning. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. Towards meeting this objective, IJR works with three key outcome areas: - Policy actors use peace building and governance research in policy processes. - Communities demonstrating agency in transforming relations in divided communities - Stakeholders implement transitional justice policies, programs, and processes. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 167724 167724 0 167724 Ernst & Young 167724 Ernst & Young Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened regional initiatives and capacity for sustainable peace Stärkta regionala initiativ och kapacitet för hållbar fred Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15314-15314A0301 Sweden The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) has requested for core support towards implementing its programmes under the strategy period form 2021 - 2025. IJR has been partnering with Sida in the past including the last two strategy periods and it is working towards fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful societies in Africa by designing relevant interventions combining research, dialogue, capacity building, advocacy, policy advice and implementation support. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. IJR works with five key outcome areas including: - Participants have the capacity to use contextually appropriate transitional justice mechanisms - Participants are motivated to enable fairness, inclusivity and peace - Participants take actions that lead to sustained peace, justice and reconciliation - Communities are more resilient, reconciled and socially cohesive - Systems and policies enable the realisation of fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful societies IJR will work on five thematic areas that focuses on social cohesion, inclusion and anti-racism; advancing human dignity and bottom-up reconciliation; survivor-centred transitional justice and reconciliation; socio-economic justice and inclusive development; and cross-border dialogue and regional reconciliation. The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) har begärt kärnstöd för genomförande av sitt program under strategiperioden 2021-2025. IJR är sedan tidigare en partnerorganisation till Sida, vilket inkluderar de senaste två strategiperioderna, och arbetar för rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i Afrika genom arbeta fram relevanta interventioner som kombinerar forskning, dialog, kapacitetsbyggande, opinionsbildning, policyrådgivning samt stöd till genomförande. IJR arbetar utifrån ett brett mål om att bygga rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i kontexter påverkade av rådande konflikter eller där samhällen fortsätter att kämpa med det historiska arvet från tidigare sådana konflikter. IJR arbetar med fem nyckelområden, vilka inkluderar: - Deltagare har förmåga att använda mekanismer för övergångsrättvisa som är kontextuellt lämpliga - Deltagare är motiverade att möjliggöra rättvisa, inkludering och fred - Deltagare vidtar åtgärder som leder till upprätthållen fred, rättvisa och försoning - Samhällen är mer motståndskraftiga, försonade och socialt sammanhållda. - System och policyer bidrar till realiseringen av rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen. IJR kommer att arbeta med fem tematiska områden vilka fokuserar på social sammanhållning, inkludering och antirasism; främja mänsklig värdighet och försoning på lokal nivå, övergångsrättvisa centrerad kring överlevare; socioekonomisk rättvisa och inkluderande utveckling samt gränsöverskridande dialog och regional försoning. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. Towards meeting this objective, IJR works with three key outcome areas: - Policy actors use peace building and governance research in policy processes. - Communities demonstrating agency in transforming relations in divided communities - Stakeholders implement transitional justice policies, programs, and processes. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 486722 486722 0 0 486722 NIRAS Sweden AB 486721.67 NIRAS Sweden AB 0 NIRAS Sweden AB Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened regional initiatives and capacity for sustainable peace Stärkta regionala initiativ och kapacitet för hållbar fred Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15732 Sweden This is an evaluation of Sida's work with poverty. The evaluation starts with collecting evidence of the impact of a selection of intervention. The conclusions from the first stage is then used to see if there are something in Sida's way of working that could be improved. En utvärdering av Sidas arbete med fattigdom som börjar ned att samla in information om vilka effekter ett urval av insatser haft vad gäller fattigdom. Resultaten kommer sedan användas för att se om det finns något i Sidas arbetssätt som skulle kunna förbättras.. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-15732-15732A0101 Sweden This is an evaluation of Sida's work with poverty. The evaluation starts with collecting evidence of the impact of a selection of intervention. The conclusions from the first stage is then used to see if there are something in Sida's way of working that could be improved. En utvärdering av Sidas arbete med fattigdom som börjar ned att samla in information om vilka effekter ett urval av insatser haft vad gäller fattigdom. Resultaten kommer sedan användas för att se om det finns något i Sidas arbetssätt som skulle kunna förbättras.. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 1199997 0 0 0 1199997 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1199997 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1199997 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15732-15732A0102 Sweden This is an evaluation of Sida's work with poverty. The evaluation starts with collecting evidence of the impact of a selection of intervention. The conclusions from the first stage is then used to see if there are something in Sida's way of working that could be improved. En utvärdering av Sidas arbete med fattigdom som börjar ned att samla in information om vilka effekter ett urval av insatser haft vad gäller fattigdom. Resultaten kommer sedan användas för att se om det finns något i Sidas arbetssätt som skulle kunna förbättras.. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 0 0 0 1000000 0 1000000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1000000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15732-15732A0107 Sweden This is an evaluation of Sida's work with poverty. The evaluation starts with collecting evidence of the impact of a selection of intervention. The conclusions from the first stage is then used to see if there are something in Sida's way of working that could be improved. En utvärdering av Sidas arbete med fattigdom som börjar ned att samla in information om vilka effekter ett urval av insatser haft vad gäller fattigdom. Resultaten kommer sedan användas för att se om det finns något i Sidas arbetssätt som skulle kunna förbättras.. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 465997 0 0 270000 0 0 195997 465997 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 599998.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -1000000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 865998.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-16307 Sweden The Textiles¬ and Clothing sector (T&C) is an important sector for Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan in terms of employment and export. It represents the second largest industrial sector in all four countries and is traditionally an important employer for low¬skilled workers, in particular women. It is also a sector identified as a priority sector by national policies and strategies. Even if there is fierce competition in the apparel sector from Turkey, China and other Asian countries, there is a recent trend of nearshoring that benefit the MENA-countries. The relevance of MENATEX II is therefore considered to be high in terms of contributing to international trade, productive employment and greening of the industry. Sweden has been supporting ITC MENATEX phase I, 2018¬2023, with a good experience in terms of results, cooperation and quality of implementation and reporting. Phase I covered Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan and a regional component to enhance regional collaboration. The same set¬up will be continued in the second phase. The program is co¬financed with Switzerland, SECO, that also covers a global component with countries in Central Asia called GTEX/ MENATEX. The overall expected impact of the phase II is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. This will be reached through increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and more effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity. The Embassy assesses that the second phase of ITC MENATEX will contribute to poverty reduction mainly through creating more jobs and incomes to people, including for low¬skilled segments and at the same time contribute to greening of the industry. Textil¬ och klädindustriesektorn (T&C) är en viktig sektor för Egypten, Marocko, Tunsien och Jordanien i termer av såväl sysselsättning som export. Sektorn representerar den näst största industrisektorn i samliga fyra länder och är traditionellt en stor arbetsgivare för lågutbildad arbetskraft, särskilt för kvinnor. Det är även en prioriterad sektor för nationella policies och strategier. Även om det råder stor konkurrens från länder som Turkiet, Kina och andra asiatiska länder, finns en pågående trend att göra inköp längs med värdekedjan närmare sin hemmamarknad , sk "nearshoring". vilket gynnar MENA¬länderna. MENATEX II har således hög relevans för att bidra till internationell handel, produktiv sysselsättning och en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig produktion. Sverige har stöttat ITC MENATEX fas I, 2018¬2023, med goda erfarenheter i termer av resultat, samarbete och kvalitet av implementering och rapportering. Fas I täckte Egypten, Marocko, Tunisien och Jordanien samt en regional komponent för att öka regionalt samarbete. Samma upplägg kommer att fortsätta under fas II. Programmet är samfinansierat med Schweiz, SECO, som också täcker en global komponent med länder i Centralasien som kallas GTEX/ MENATEX. Den övergripande förväntade resultatet av fas II är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsminksning genom hållbar handel och anständiga jobb längs med textil- och klädvärdekedjan. Det kommer att uppnås genom ökad konkurrenskraft av T&C företagen genom hållbar hadel och mer effektivt ekosystem som främjar systemförändirng mot mer hållbar och cirkulär sektor. Ambassaden bedömer att MENATEX fas II kommer att bidra till minskad fattigdom främst genom att skapa fler jobb och högre inkomster till människor, särksilt för lågutbildade segment och samtidigt bidra till en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig industri. The overall objective with the intervention is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. Increased exports of quality products will lead to retention of employment in the T&C sector and creation of higher value-added jobs, including in supporting sectors such as environmental technology and recycling. Through economic growth and employment creation, the program will have both indirect and direct effects on poverty reduction. Increased income and job creation (increased GDP growth rates) through expanded opportunities to participate in trade and value chains. That will be supported by strengthening the competitiveness of enterprises in terms of sustainable production, both in terms of greening the industry and in terms of focusing on women and youth. More specifically, the program will focus on contributing to that the four MENA-countries Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia stay on top of the emerging market requirements for the T&C sector by moving towards greener practices and able to adhere to strict forthcoming EU regulations for T&C products sold in Europe. Since the T&C sector is a key sector for exports and employment in all four countries, the program will ensure that employment is retained and new higher value added decent jobs are being created through exports of quality, socially and environmentally-conscious products. The program will also contribute to required systemic change of the T&C industry towards more environmental sustainability, circularity and digitalisation. There will be two overarching outcomes, one focusing on SME-level and the other one on the overall ecosystem. Outcome 1: Increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and Outcome 2: More effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Egypt Jordan Morocco Tunisia Middle East, regional Trade policy and administrative management Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Trade Policies & Regulations Industry In general, between 2024 and 2025 only modest export growth was seen in the T&C sector, primarily driven by growth in Egypt (increase of 15%). On the contrary Jordan had a slowdown due to the 15% US tariff lines implemented that negaitvely affected the sector. However, looking specifically at the companies supported by ITC, in total 159 companies (of whom women-owned were 42) , they all outperformed the sector in total with Egypt led with a 33% increase, well above the sector growth, while Tunisia (20.8%), Jordan (16.6%), and Morocco (7.2%). Employment trends mirrored export growth in most countries, with overall jobs at beneficiary companies increasing from 31,997 to 34,581 (incl. Sri Lanka) jobs (2,584). Egypt (1,982) and Tunisia (557) drove the increase, while Jordan (-60) and Morocco (-17) remained relatively flat. Aggregated employment growth from 2023 to 2025 totalled 4,292 jobs (14%), with Egypt (3,508) and Tunisia (564) again leading, followed by Sri Lanka (298), Jordan showing a reduction (-71), and Morocco largely stable (-7). Overall, employment increased from 30,289 to 34,581 jobs. GTEX/MENATEX has developed a positive reputation in the T&C industry in the countries concerned and beyond. A new Sida- and EU-funded partnership for example with Guatemala was developed as a direct consequence of the ITC MENATEX showcased results. ITC MENATEXs approach is robust and well received and can be implemented in many other developing countries. Close synergies and collaboration linkages are envisaged. Moreover, Spain joined GTEX/MENATEX through Sweden´s participation in the regional EU TEI "trade and jobs". A key milestone was the Study Visit to Sweden that took place at the end of 2024 to both Gothenburg and Stockholm (see travel report). Following the study tour to Sweden, follow-up discussions have been ongoing with Swedish entities met as well as with Business Sweden. Recently meetings was held with the Swedish Textile Machinery Association (TMAS) and the associations in Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia and are followed up upon. These will be important to continue following up on and to collaborate closely with ITC and if possible relevant Team Sweden actors, to reach results. (See more detail below.) According to ITC, remaining focused on environmental sustainability and circularity in a difficult business environment is challenging as manufacturers in beneficiary countries struggle for business. This is due to the present economic situation in many Western countries as well as policy shifts in the US and to a certain extent in Brussels with the delay of some regulations (e.g. the CRD and the CSDDD). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16307-16307A0101 Sweden The Textiles¬ and Clothing sector (T&C) is an important sector for Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan in terms of employment and export. It represents the second largest industrial sector in all four countries and is traditionally an important employer for low¬skilled workers, in particular women. It is also a sector identified as a priority sector by national policies and strategies. Even if there is fierce competition in the apparel sector from Turkey, China and other Asian countries, there is a recent trend of nearshoring that benefit the MENA-countries. The relevance of MENATEX II is therefore considered to be high in terms of contributing to international trade, productive employment and greening of the industry. Sweden has been supporting ITC MENATEX phase I, 2018¬2023, with a good experience in terms of results, cooperation and quality of implementation and reporting. Phase I covered Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan and a regional component to enhance regional collaboration. The same set¬up will be continued in the second phase. The program is co¬financed with Switzerland, SECO, that also covers a global component with countries in Central Asia called GTEX/ MENATEX. The overall expected impact of the phase II is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. This will be reached through increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and more effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity. The Embassy assesses that the second phase of ITC MENATEX will contribute to poverty reduction mainly through creating more jobs and incomes to people, including for low¬skilled segments and at the same time contribute to greening of the industry. Textil¬ och klädindustriesektorn (T&C) är en viktig sektor för Egypten, Marocko, Tunsien och Jordanien i termer av såväl sysselsättning som export. Sektorn representerar den näst största industrisektorn i samliga fyra länder och är traditionellt en stor arbetsgivare för lågutbildad arbetskraft, särskilt för kvinnor. Det är även en prioriterad sektor för nationella policies och strategier. Även om det råder stor konkurrens från länder som Turkiet, Kina och andra asiatiska länder, finns en pågående trend att göra inköp längs med värdekedjan närmare sin hemmamarknad , sk "nearshoring". vilket gynnar MENA¬länderna. MENATEX II har således hög relevans för att bidra till internationell handel, produktiv sysselsättning och en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig produktion. Sverige har stöttat ITC MENATEX fas I, 2018¬2023, med goda erfarenheter i termer av resultat, samarbete och kvalitet av implementering och rapportering. Fas I täckte Egypten, Marocko, Tunisien och Jordanien samt en regional komponent för att öka regionalt samarbete. Samma upplägg kommer att fortsätta under fas II. Programmet är samfinansierat med Schweiz, SECO, som också täcker en global komponent med länder i Centralasien som kallas GTEX/ MENATEX. Den övergripande förväntade resultatet av fas II är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsminksning genom hållbar handel och anständiga jobb längs med textil- och klädvärdekedjan. Det kommer att uppnås genom ökad konkurrenskraft av T&C företagen genom hållbar hadel och mer effektivt ekosystem som främjar systemförändirng mot mer hållbar och cirkulär sektor. Ambassaden bedömer att MENATEX fas II kommer att bidra till minskad fattigdom främst genom att skapa fler jobb och högre inkomster till människor, särksilt för lågutbildade segment och samtidigt bidra till en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig industri. The overall objective with the intervention is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. Increased exports of quality products will lead to retention of employment in the T&C sector and creation of higher value-added jobs, including in supporting sectors such as environmental technology and recycling. Through economic growth and employment creation, the program will have both indirect and direct effects on poverty reduction. Increased income and job creation (increased GDP growth rates) through expanded opportunities to participate in trade and value chains. That will be supported by strengthening the competitiveness of enterprises in terms of sustainable production, both in terms of greening the industry and in terms of focusing on women and youth. More specifically, the program will focus on contributing to that the four MENA-countries Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia stay on top of the emerging market requirements for the T&C sector by moving towards greener practices and able to adhere to strict forthcoming EU regulations for T&C products sold in Europe. Since the T&C sector is a key sector for exports and employment in all four countries, the program will ensure that employment is retained and new higher value added decent jobs are being created through exports of quality, socially and environmentally-conscious products. The program will also contribute to required systemic change of the T&C industry towards more environmental sustainability, circularity and digitalisation. There will be two overarching outcomes, one focusing on SME-level and the other one on the overall ecosystem. Outcome 1: Increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and Outcome 2: More effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity Sweden WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 0 0 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 30000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 30000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Expanded and deepened regional economic integration. Vidareutvecklad och fördjupad regional ekonomisk integration. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16307-16307A0103 Sweden The Textiles¬ and Clothing sector (T&C) is an important sector for Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan in terms of employment and export. It represents the second largest industrial sector in all four countries and is traditionally an important employer for low¬skilled workers, in particular women. It is also a sector identified as a priority sector by national policies and strategies. Even if there is fierce competition in the apparel sector from Turkey, China and other Asian countries, there is a recent trend of nearshoring that benefit the MENA-countries. The relevance of MENATEX II is therefore considered to be high in terms of contributing to international trade, productive employment and greening of the industry. Sweden has been supporting ITC MENATEX phase I, 2018¬2023, with a good experience in terms of results, cooperation and quality of implementation and reporting. Phase I covered Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan and a regional component to enhance regional collaboration. The same set¬up will be continued in the second phase. The program is co¬financed with Switzerland, SECO, that also covers a global component with countries in Central Asia called GTEX/ MENATEX. The overall expected impact of the phase II is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. This will be reached through increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and more effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity. The Embassy assesses that the second phase of ITC MENATEX will contribute to poverty reduction mainly through creating more jobs and incomes to people, including for low¬skilled segments and at the same time contribute to greening of the industry. Textil¬ och klädindustriesektorn (T&C) är en viktig sektor för Egypten, Marocko, Tunsien och Jordanien i termer av såväl sysselsättning som export. Sektorn representerar den näst största industrisektorn i samliga fyra länder och är traditionellt en stor arbetsgivare för lågutbildad arbetskraft, särskilt för kvinnor. Det är även en prioriterad sektor för nationella policies och strategier. Även om det råder stor konkurrens från länder som Turkiet, Kina och andra asiatiska länder, finns en pågående trend att göra inköp längs med värdekedjan närmare sin hemmamarknad , sk "nearshoring". vilket gynnar MENA¬länderna. MENATEX II har således hög relevans för att bidra till internationell handel, produktiv sysselsättning och en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig produktion. Sverige har stöttat ITC MENATEX fas I, 2018¬2023, med goda erfarenheter i termer av resultat, samarbete och kvalitet av implementering och rapportering. Fas I täckte Egypten, Marocko, Tunisien och Jordanien samt en regional komponent för att öka regionalt samarbete. Samma upplägg kommer att fortsätta under fas II. Programmet är samfinansierat med Schweiz, SECO, som också täcker en global komponent med länder i Centralasien som kallas GTEX/ MENATEX. Den övergripande förväntade resultatet av fas II är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsminksning genom hållbar handel och anständiga jobb längs med textil- och klädvärdekedjan. Det kommer att uppnås genom ökad konkurrenskraft av T&C företagen genom hållbar hadel och mer effektivt ekosystem som främjar systemförändirng mot mer hållbar och cirkulär sektor. Ambassaden bedömer att MENATEX fas II kommer att bidra till minskad fattigdom främst genom att skapa fler jobb och högre inkomster till människor, särksilt för lågutbildade segment och samtidigt bidra till en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig industri. The overall objective with the intervention is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. Increased exports of quality products will lead to retention of employment in the T&C sector and creation of higher value-added jobs, including in supporting sectors such as environmental technology and recycling. Through economic growth and employment creation, the program will have both indirect and direct effects on poverty reduction. Increased income and job creation (increased GDP growth rates) through expanded opportunities to participate in trade and value chains. That will be supported by strengthening the competitiveness of enterprises in terms of sustainable production, both in terms of greening the industry and in terms of focusing on women and youth. More specifically, the program will focus on contributing to that the four MENA-countries Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia stay on top of the emerging market requirements for the T&C sector by moving towards greener practices and able to adhere to strict forthcoming EU regulations for T&C products sold in Europe. Since the T&C sector is a key sector for exports and employment in all four countries, the program will ensure that employment is retained and new higher value added decent jobs are being created through exports of quality, socially and environmentally-conscious products. The program will also contribute to required systemic change of the T&C industry towards more environmental sustainability, circularity and digitalisation. There will be two overarching outcomes, one focusing on SME-level and the other one on the overall ecosystem. Outcome 1: Increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and Outcome 2: More effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity Sweden WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 20000000 20000000 0 0 25000000 3442500 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 6907500 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 4320000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 6907500 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 4320000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 3510000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 3510000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 4320000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 4320000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 3442500 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 1912500 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 2400000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 1950000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 3837500 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 2400000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 2400000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 1950000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 3837500 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 1912500 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 2400000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 1920000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 3070000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 1920000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 3070000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 1530000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 1560000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 1560000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 1920000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 1530000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 1920000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Increased job creation, including through private sector development, innovation, entrepreneurship and green transition, and with a focus on the economic empowerment of women and young people. Ökat jobbskapande, inklusive genom privatsektorutveckling, innovation, entreprenörskap och grön omställning, samt med inriktning på kvinnors och ungas ekonomiska egenmakt. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Expanded regional economic integration with enhanced conditions for free and rules-based trade, trade facilitation and reduced corruption. Vidareutvecklad regional ekonomisk integration med stärkta förutsättningar för fri och regelbaserad handel, förenklade handelsprocedurer och minskad korruption. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16307-16307A0201 Sweden The Textiles¬ and Clothing sector (T&C) is an important sector for Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan in terms of employment and export. It represents the second largest industrial sector in all four countries and is traditionally an important employer for low¬skilled workers, in particular women. It is also a sector identified as a priority sector by national policies and strategies. Even if there is fierce competition in the apparel sector from Turkey, China and other Asian countries, there is a recent trend of nearshoring that benefit the MENA-countries. The relevance of MENATEX II is therefore considered to be high in terms of contributing to international trade, productive employment and greening of the industry. Sweden has been supporting ITC MENATEX phase I, 2018¬2023, with a good experience in terms of results, cooperation and quality of implementation and reporting. Phase I covered Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan and a regional component to enhance regional collaboration. The same set¬up will be continued in the second phase. The program is co¬financed with Switzerland, SECO, that also covers a global component with countries in Central Asia called GTEX/ MENATEX. The overall expected impact of the phase II is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. This will be reached through increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and more effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity. The Embassy assesses that the second phase of ITC MENATEX will contribute to poverty reduction mainly through creating more jobs and incomes to people, including for low¬skilled segments and at the same time contribute to greening of the industry. Textil¬ och klädindustriesektorn (T&C) är en viktig sektor för Egypten, Marocko, Tunsien och Jordanien i termer av såväl sysselsättning som export. Sektorn representerar den näst största industrisektorn i samliga fyra länder och är traditionellt en stor arbetsgivare för lågutbildad arbetskraft, särskilt för kvinnor. Det är även en prioriterad sektor för nationella policies och strategier. Även om det råder stor konkurrens från länder som Turkiet, Kina och andra asiatiska länder, finns en pågående trend att göra inköp längs med värdekedjan närmare sin hemmamarknad , sk "nearshoring". vilket gynnar MENA¬länderna. MENATEX II har således hög relevans för att bidra till internationell handel, produktiv sysselsättning och en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig produktion. Sverige har stöttat ITC MENATEX fas I, 2018¬2023, med goda erfarenheter i termer av resultat, samarbete och kvalitet av implementering och rapportering. Fas I täckte Egypten, Marocko, Tunisien och Jordanien samt en regional komponent för att öka regionalt samarbete. Samma upplägg kommer att fortsätta under fas II. Programmet är samfinansierat med Schweiz, SECO, som också täcker en global komponent med länder i Centralasien som kallas GTEX/ MENATEX. Den övergripande förväntade resultatet av fas II är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsminksning genom hållbar handel och anständiga jobb längs med textil- och klädvärdekedjan. Det kommer att uppnås genom ökad konkurrenskraft av T&C företagen genom hållbar hadel och mer effektivt ekosystem som främjar systemförändirng mot mer hållbar och cirkulär sektor. Ambassaden bedömer att MENATEX fas II kommer att bidra till minskad fattigdom främst genom att skapa fler jobb och högre inkomster till människor, särksilt för lågutbildade segment och samtidigt bidra till en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig industri. The overall objective with the intervention is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. Increased exports of quality products will lead to retention of employment in the T&C sector and creation of higher value-added jobs, including in supporting sectors such as environmental technology and recycling. Through economic growth and employment creation, the program will have both indirect and direct effects on poverty reduction. Increased income and job creation (increased GDP growth rates) through expanded opportunities to participate in trade and value chains. That will be supported by strengthening the competitiveness of enterprises in terms of sustainable production, both in terms of greening the industry and in terms of focusing on women and youth. More specifically, the program will focus on contributing to that the four MENA-countries Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia stay on top of the emerging market requirements for the T&C sector by moving towards greener practices and able to adhere to strict forthcoming EU regulations for T&C products sold in Europe. Since the T&C sector is a key sector for exports and employment in all four countries, the program will ensure that employment is retained and new higher value added decent jobs are being created through exports of quality, socially and environmentally-conscious products. The program will also contribute to required systemic change of the T&C industry towards more environmental sustainability, circularity and digitalisation. There will be two overarching outcomes, one focusing on SME-level and the other one on the overall ecosystem. Outcome 1: Increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and Outcome 2: More effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency N/A to be procured 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 800000 0 800000 800000 N/A to be procured SE-0-SE-6-16465 Sweden Advisory services needed for the implementation of core support to selected Albanian CSOs. These include audit services and mentoring and coaching for CSOs. Two contracts are included under this contribution. Rådgivningstjänster som behövs för genomförandet av kärnstöd till utvalda albanska civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det handlar bland annat om revisionstjänster och mentorskap och coachning för civilsamhällesorganisationer. Två kontrakt ingår i detta bidrag. Quality and timely support to the Embassy for the implementation of the Core Support Programme to Albanian CSOs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Democratic participation and civil society Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-16465-16465A0101 Sweden Advisory services needed for the implementation of core support to selected Albanian CSOs. These include audit services and mentoring and coaching for CSOs. Two contracts are included under this contribution. Rådgivningstjänster som behövs för genomförandet av kärnstöd till utvalda albanska civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det handlar bland annat om revisionstjänster och mentorskap och coachning för civilsamhällesorganisationer. Två kontrakt ingår i detta bidrag. Quality and timely support to the Embassy for the implementation of the Core Support Programme to Albanian CSOs. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 331626 441047 0 181910 0 0 0 0 149716 441047 0 0 0 0 772673 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 181910.24 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 149715.51 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 441047.33 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16465-16465A0102 Sweden Advisory services needed for the implementation of core support to selected Albanian CSOs. These include audit services and mentoring and coaching for CSOs. Two contracts are included under this contribution. Rådgivningstjänster som behövs för genomförandet av kärnstöd till utvalda albanska civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det handlar bland annat om revisionstjänster och mentorskap och coachning för civilsamhällesorganisationer. Två kontrakt ingår i detta bidrag. Quality and timely support to the Embassy for the implementation of the Core Support Programme to Albanian CSOs. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 208469 123048 70122 0 0 208469 0 0 0 123048 0 70122 401639 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 208469 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 123048 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 70122 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16465-16465A0103 Sweden Advisory services needed for the implementation of core support to selected Albanian CSOs. These include audit services and mentoring and coaching for CSOs. Two contracts are included under this contribution. Rådgivningstjänster som behövs för genomförandet av kärnstöd till utvalda albanska civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det handlar bland annat om revisionstjänster och mentorskap och coachning för civilsamhällesorganisationer. Två kontrakt ingår i detta bidrag. Quality and timely support to the Embassy for the implementation of the Core Support Programme to Albanian CSOs. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 388450 0 0 388450 388450 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 388449.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16488 Sweden The Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) is a Georgia-based non-governmental organization established in 2009 with the aim to support the development of an informed and empowered society for democratic governance. Since its start IDFI has built a reputation as one of Georgia's leading non-governmental organisations in the area of open government, with an emphasis on access to freedom of information. The contribution from Sweden will be provided as core support in accordance with the request from IDFI. Swedish core support will complement ear-marked project support from other donors and enable IDFI with the flexibility to deliver on its organisational and operative objectives in line with its Strategic Plan 2023-2025. The core support will enable IDFI to provide a broad set of strategic activities that combines its role of being a watch-dog of the compliance and performance of various branches of government and being a policy think-tank. In the latter capacity, IDFI will assess policies, and provide analytical work and recommendations to the state institutions. The activities are aimed towards the key strategic objectives of combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions and increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes. Achieving these objectives will contribute to higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems. IDFI intends to achieve the following by the end of the intervention: a) Freedom of information legislation and practice is improved; b) Georgia’s performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR and other relevant surveys) is improved; c) Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved; d) Openness of registers (final beneficiaries) is improved; e) New open government data/datasets published on government and civic open data platforms; f) Civil servants, journalists and citizens acquiring new skills of working with open data; g) Extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and the legislative levels (Parliamentary openness); h) The practice and quality of regulatory impact assessment (RIA) is improved. Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) är en georgisk icke-statlig organisation, som etablerades under 2009 med syftet att bidra till demokratisk styrning genom rätten till offentlig information som förutsättning för medborgerligt deltagande och egenmakt. Sedan etableringen har IDFI byggt ett rykte som en av Georgiens ledande icke-statliga organisationer i stärkandet av statlig öppenhet, med särskild fokus på informationsfrihet. Det svenska bidraget kommer är ett kärnstöd till organisationen i enlighet med IDFI:s begäran. Kärnstödet kommer att komplettera till öronmärkt projektstöd från andra givare och ger IDFI flexibilitet att leverera mot verksamhetsmålen enligt organisationens strategiplan 2023-2025. Kärnstödet möjliggör för IDFI att utveckla en rad strategiska aktiviteter som kombinerar organisationens roll som granskare av hur staten efterlever principer och regelverk samt som tankesmedja. I den senare kapaciteten kommer IDFI att bedöma policyer och stödja statliga institutioner med analytiskt stöd och rekommendationer. Aktiviteterna är riktade mot strategiska huvudmål för att bekämpa korruption, förbättra transparens inom offentliga institutioner samt öka medborgarnas deltagande i beslutsprocesser. Genom att uppnå dessa mål kan insatsen att bidra till en högre standard inom rättsväsendet, främjande av inkluderande ekonomisk policy, underlätta demokratisk decentralisering och den demokratiska övergångsprocessen, samt upprätthålla press- och yttrandefrihet och främjandet av innovativa lösningar. IDFI avser att uppnå följande resultat mot insatsens slut: a) Förbättrad lagstiftning och verkställande gällande informationsfrihet: b) Förbättrade indikatorer för öppenhet inom staten (Världsbanken, WJR och andra relevanta undersökningar); c) Förbättrad tillgänglighet till offentliga arkiv; e) Ny och offentlig regeringsdata publicerad på offentliga dataplattformer; f) Statstjänstemännens, journalisters och medborgarnas förmåga förbättrad att arbeta med offentlig information; g) Ökad omfattning och kvalitet gällande allmänhetens deltagande i politisk debatt och utformning av policy (parlamentarisk öppenhet); h) Förbättra procedurer och kvaliteten för konsekvensbedömningar i lagstiftningsprocesser. IDFI defined as the key, overall objective "combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions, increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes, achieving higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems". IDFI has outlined six directions, as they call them, or specific objectives that the organisation will work on. Those objectives are: 1) Open Governance and Anti-Corruption; 2) Rule of Law and Freedom of Media; 3) Local Governance; 4) Social and Economic Policy; 5) Civic Tech and Innovations; and 6) Disinformation and Memory Studies. For each of those six specific objectives IDFI provided detailed targets that the organisation plans to achieve by the end of its strategy period. Those targets are as follows. 1. Open Governance and Anti-Corruption 1.1 Promoting Open Governance 1.1.1. Georgia successfully implements the EU 12 recommendations and receives the EU candidacy status. IDFI is an active participant in this process; 1.1.2 Georgia adopts the Open Government Partnership Action Plans (Government, Parliament, Adjara Supreme Council, Tbilisi Mayors Office, local governments). New recommendations from IDFI for reforms are successfully advocated in OGP Action Plans at the Government, the Parliament, the Adjara Supreme Council, the Tbilisi Mayors Office, and in local governments; 1.1.3 Georgias performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR, and other relevant surveys) improves; 1.1.4 The extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and legislative levels; 1.1.5 Freedom of information legislation and practice are improved in comparison with the 2022 results; 1.1.6 New Public Administration Reform strategy and action plan are adopted, IDFIs recommendations are successfully advocated; 1.1.7 Public service delivery is improved, IDFI recommendations are successfully advocated. 1.2 Fighting Against Corruption 1.2.1 New anti-corruption strategy and action plan are adopted, with IDFIs recommendations being included; 1.2.2 Anti-corruption reform is implemented and New Anti-corruption legislation is adopted (creation of the Anti-Corruption Agency); 1.2.3 Georgias ranking improves in the Public Procurement Transparency Rating (TPPR standards) and Georgia adopts Open Contracting Data Standards (OCDS); Transparent Public Procurement Rating network has a larger number of participating countries; 1.2.4 Recommendations by OECD-ACN successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.5 Recommendations by GRECO successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.6 UNCAC assessment is performed and IDFI participates by submitting the shadow reports; 1.2.7 The openness of registers (beneficial ownership transparency) is improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for an open registry; 1.2.8 Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.9 Whistleblowers protection is improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.10 Anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing legislation and practice are improved (Georgias compliance with FATF and Moneyval recommendations is improved); 1.2.11 Accountability and financial transparency of sports federations are improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for it. 2. Rule of Law and Freedom of Media 2.1. Georgia implements ambitious judicial reform to eliminate corporatism and informal influences on Justices and to achieve a truly independent, efficient, and transparent judiciary; 2.1.1. The adoption of an ambitious Judicial strategy and action plan to eliminate corporatism and to increase transparency, independence, and trust toward judiciary is supported; 2.1.2. Transparency and independence of the key institutions of judicial administration (High Council of Justice [HCoJ], High School of Justice (HSoJ), office of Independent Inspector (OII) is enhanced, IDFIs recommendations are included; 2.1.3. Compatibility of the Procedure and grounds for disciplinary hearings of judges with international standards is improved, with the Georgian context in mind. 2.1.4. Public access to judicial acts, cases of high public interest in particular is improved; 2.1.5. Adoption of the Strategy and Action Plan to increase the independence, accountability, and effectiveness of the Constitutional Court of Georgia (CCoG) is advocated and supported. 2.2. Institutional independence of law enforcement agencies and power sharing amongst them is optimized. Safeguards for ethical implementations of Artificial Intelligence systems are increased. 2.2.1. Independence and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Prosecutors Council is optimized; 2.2.2. Investigative powers of the Prosecutors Office (PO) are decreased, power-sharing between PO and Ministry of Internal affairs is optimized; 2.2.3. Accountability of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and PO is increased; Application of Artificial Intelligence and advanced analytical software by law enforcement agencies is studied, threats are identified and reduced. 2.3. Institutional reform to decentralize concentrated power under the State Security Service is implemented. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. 2.3.1. Investigative powers of the State Security Service (SSSG) are reduced; 2.3.2. Parliamentary, judicial, and civil oversight on SSSG is increased; 2.3.3. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. True institutional independence and transparency of the Operative-Technical Agency (OTA) is supported. 2.4. Transparency, effectiveness, institutional and political independence of the Special Investigative Service [SIS] and the Personal Data Protection Service (PDPS) and Public Defenders Office (PDO) are enhanced. 2.4.1. Transparency, institutional independence, and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Heads of the SIS and PDSP, as well as PDO are increased; 2.4.2. Legislative proposal is elaborated to increase the mandate of the SIS to cover the Minister of Internal Affairs and heads of the State Security Service and Prosecutor General. 2.4.3. Mechanisms to increase the effectiveness of the PDSP to oversee the legality of the secret surveillance measures are implemented. 2.5. The state of freedom of expression and media is strengthened and challenges are combatted while media polarization is reduced; 2.5.1. Hostility of the media environment is reduced, transparency and effectiveness of the investigation of the attacks on media is increased; 2.5.2. Criminal, administrative, and civil lawsuits against journalists are monitored and detected; 2.5.3. Accountability of the communications Commission of Georgia (ComCom) is increased; 2.5.4. Standards of free speech are maintained, harmful legislative initiatives and practices are detected and combatted; 2.5.5. Access to public information by the media is ensured; 2.5.6. Creation of a Media Lawyers Network is advocated. 2.6. Advancing the rights of persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.1. Human rights strategies and action plan adequately reflects the needs of Persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.2. Facilitates accessibility of public information and governmental services for persons with disabilities; 2.6.3. Prepares a manual for strategic litigation at the Constitutional Court of Georgia for vulnerable groups. 2.7. Facilitates integration of Georgia into the European Union. 2.7.1. Georgia successfully implements the priorities (related to rule of law and media) defined by the EU; 2.7.2. The EU and international stakeholders are aware of the progress and challenges of Georgia; 2.7.3. Supports harmonization of the case law of Georgia with EU directives. 2.8. The society of Georgia and international stakeholders are made aware of the importance of and main challenges to democracy and rule of law in Georgia. 2.8.1. Incidents that threaten the state of rule of law and media freedom are detected and receive an appropriate response; 2.8.2. Resilience of civil society organizations (SCOs) to withstand governmental campaigns against CSOs is raised; 2.8.3. Societys awareness of the importance of democratic institutions, rule of law, and human rights is raised. 3. Local Governance 3.1.1. Decentralization reform (including localization of SDGs) is supported through monitoring, reporting, evidence-based advocacy, multi-stakeholder dialogue and sharing of best practices. 3.1.2. Municipalities implement open government reforms. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.1.3. Capacity of local government representatives/municipalities is increased to effectively manage public funds, manage/publish municipal data, design, develop, and provide municipal services, and hence, better respond to local problems. 3.1.4. Municipalities improve service delivery and develop participatory tools, including through new technologies. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.2.1. Municipalities implement and improve transparency and accountability standards. IDFI successfully advocates for it through monitoring, reporting, experience-sharing, and advocacy. 3.2.2. Adoption and implementation of transparency and accountability principles by non-profit (non-commercial) legal entities of municipalities are successfully advocated. 3.2.3. Enhancement of effectiveness of municipal programs and policies is advocated and supported through monitoring, reporting, and communicating evidence-based recommendations. 3.2.4. Adoption/improvement and implementation of access to and management of municipal data standards are supported and advocated. 3.3.1. Capacity and knowledge of local stakeholders (i.e. journalists, activists, students, civil society organizations, etc.) to use open government data, civic/digital monitoring, and other relevant government accountability tools and mechanisms are increased. 3.3.2. Civic monitoring activities and data-driven local initiatives are supported and implemented/developed with the participation of various local stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business, etc.). 3.3.3. Public awareness about tools, mechanisms, and legislation on civic participation in the decision-making process is increased. 3.3.4. Civic participation in the local decision-making process is encouraged through local initiatives and innovative solutions (including e-solutions, applications and platforms). 4. Social and Economic Policy 4.1. Increases the scope and quality of dialogue and partnership between business and the government in legislative drafting 4.2. Help to improve financial literacy of the general public 4.3. Help to build an economy focused on qualitative development and contribute to fairness and efficiency in income and wealth distribution 4.4. Help to improve economic opportunities for talented individuals and prevent economic discrimination, including gender-based discrimination 4.5. Help to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government social and healthcare programs at the national and local levels 4.6. Help to improve Public Financial Management (PFM), including through our 2023-2025 and subsequent Gender Responsiveness Budget Indices 4.7. Help to improve coverage and quality of public education services 5. Civic Tech and Innovations 5.1.1. Georgia implements ambitious e-government reforms, and the effectiveness of the e-governance ecosystem is improved. IDFI has successfully advocated for specific reforms. 5.1.2. Digital transformation/modernization of the public sector as well as access to and use of electronic public services are supported, monitored, assessed, and advocated. 5.1.3. The development and use of e-participation tools are promoted and supported. 5.2.1. Multi-stakeholder dialogue and cooperation between the tech community and all other stakeholders, including the government, media, business, academia, and civil society are facilitated. 5.2.2. Introduction of transparency and accountability mechanisms as well as ethical frameworks/guidelines for AI, algorithms (i.e. automated decision-making systems) and blockchain is successfully advocated. 5.2.3. Best practices, expertise, and emerging trends on innovations and technologies are shared with Georgian stakeholders, including academia, students, CSOs, and public servants. 5.3.1. Civic technology and digital monitoring tools are used as well as developed for tracking government performance/accountability in various directions. 5.3.2. The open data ecosystem is supported and improved through sharing best practices/emerging trends and advocating for improved legislation and standards on access to public data (including open data). 5.3.3. More open and disaggregated (e.g. by gender, age, region) data from various sectors is publicly available in various open formats in Georgia. 5.3.4. Capacity and skills of journalists, activists, and civil society organizations to use innovations, civic/digital monitoring tools in their watchdog and other civic activities are improved. 5.3.5. The capacity of public institutions and civil servants to collect, manage, prepare, and publish open data is enhanced. 5.3.6. Use of open government data by various stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business) as well as data-driven innovations are supported and encouraged. 5.4.1. Digital freedoms are protected through monitoring, reporting, and evidence-based advocacy. 5.4.2. The Government is held accountable for its performance in the development of internet infrastructure through monitoring and evidence-based advocacy/recommendations. 5.4.3. Citizens of Georgia (with a focus on digitally vulnerable population, especially in the regions) are more resilient to digital threats through their awareness about digital freedoms, digital security mechanisms, and tools being raised via innovative and informational campaigns, capacity building materials/tutorials, and platforms. 6. Disinformation and Memory Studies 6.1 Greater openness of archives in Georgia is achieved. Positive changes towards the openness of archives, more inclusive, user-friendly, and environmentally friendly archives across the Post-Soviet space are advocated with active involvement of IDFI; 6.2 Public awareness about the importance of archives is raised. Emphasizing the importance of the understanding of the recent and contemporary history for the development of the state memory policy; 6.3 Networks of researchers of memory studies are created that contribute to better understanding of the totalitarian past and dissemination of informed narratives about it across the society. IDFI contributes in the process of forming/deepening the networks; 6.4 School and university students involvement in memory studies is increased: more local and international students working on Soviet studies. IDFI is a key actor in developing/offering the courses; 6.5 The system for resisting and countering strategic communications directed against Georgias Euro-Atlantic aspirations and democratization is enhanced; 6.6 Collaborating with International NGOs, research institutions, and think-tanks to better inform society about the threats and existence of propaganda; 6.7 University program on memory and disinformation studies becomes a platform for sharing the experience and knowledge accumulated by IDFI and its partners in the academic space. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Democratic participation and civil society Sectors not specified Government & Civil Society-general Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-16488-16488A0101 Sweden The Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) is a Georgia-based non-governmental organization established in 2009 with the aim to support the development of an informed and empowered society for democratic governance. Since its start IDFI has built a reputation as one of Georgia's leading non-governmental organisations in the area of open government, with an emphasis on access to freedom of information. The contribution from Sweden will be provided as core support in accordance with the request from IDFI. Swedish core support will complement ear-marked project support from other donors and enable IDFI with the flexibility to deliver on its organisational and operative objectives in line with its Strategic Plan 2023-2025. The core support will enable IDFI to provide a broad set of strategic activities that combines its role of being a watch-dog of the compliance and performance of various branches of government and being a policy think-tank. In the latter capacity, IDFI will assess policies, and provide analytical work and recommendations to the state institutions. The activities are aimed towards the key strategic objectives of combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions and increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes. Achieving these objectives will contribute to higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems. IDFI intends to achieve the following by the end of the intervention: a) Freedom of information legislation and practice is improved; b) Georgia’s performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR and other relevant surveys) is improved; c) Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved; d) Openness of registers (final beneficiaries) is improved; e) New open government data/datasets published on government and civic open data platforms; f) Civil servants, journalists and citizens acquiring new skills of working with open data; g) Extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and the legislative levels (Parliamentary openness); h) The practice and quality of regulatory impact assessment (RIA) is improved. Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) är en georgisk icke-statlig organisation, som etablerades under 2009 med syftet att bidra till demokratisk styrning genom rätten till offentlig information som förutsättning för medborgerligt deltagande och egenmakt. Sedan etableringen har IDFI byggt ett rykte som en av Georgiens ledande icke-statliga organisationer i stärkandet av statlig öppenhet, med särskild fokus på informationsfrihet. Det svenska bidraget kommer är ett kärnstöd till organisationen i enlighet med IDFI:s begäran. Kärnstödet kommer att komplettera till öronmärkt projektstöd från andra givare och ger IDFI flexibilitet att leverera mot verksamhetsmålen enligt organisationens strategiplan 2023-2025. Kärnstödet möjliggör för IDFI att utveckla en rad strategiska aktiviteter som kombinerar organisationens roll som granskare av hur staten efterlever principer och regelverk samt som tankesmedja. I den senare kapaciteten kommer IDFI att bedöma policyer och stödja statliga institutioner med analytiskt stöd och rekommendationer. Aktiviteterna är riktade mot strategiska huvudmål för att bekämpa korruption, förbättra transparens inom offentliga institutioner samt öka medborgarnas deltagande i beslutsprocesser. Genom att uppnå dessa mål kan insatsen att bidra till en högre standard inom rättsväsendet, främjande av inkluderande ekonomisk policy, underlätta demokratisk decentralisering och den demokratiska övergångsprocessen, samt upprätthålla press- och yttrandefrihet och främjandet av innovativa lösningar. IDFI avser att uppnå följande resultat mot insatsens slut: a) Förbättrad lagstiftning och verkställande gällande informationsfrihet: b) Förbättrade indikatorer för öppenhet inom staten (Världsbanken, WJR och andra relevanta undersökningar); c) Förbättrad tillgänglighet till offentliga arkiv; e) Ny och offentlig regeringsdata publicerad på offentliga dataplattformer; f) Statstjänstemännens, journalisters och medborgarnas förmåga förbättrad att arbeta med offentlig information; g) Ökad omfattning och kvalitet gällande allmänhetens deltagande i politisk debatt och utformning av policy (parlamentarisk öppenhet); h) Förbättra procedurer och kvaliteten för konsekvensbedömningar i lagstiftningsprocesser. IDFI defined as the key, overall objective "combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions, increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes, achieving higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems". IDFI has outlined six directions, as they call them, or specific objectives that the organisation will work on. Those objectives are: 1) Open Governance and Anti-Corruption; 2) Rule of Law and Freedom of Media; 3) Local Governance; 4) Social and Economic Policy; 5) Civic Tech and Innovations; and 6) Disinformation and Memory Studies. For each of those six specific objectives IDFI provided detailed targets that the organisation plans to achieve by the end of its strategy period. Those targets are as follows. 1. Open Governance and Anti-Corruption 1.1 Promoting Open Governance 1.1.1. Georgia successfully implements the EU 12 recommendations and receives the EU candidacy status. IDFI is an active participant in this process; 1.1.2 Georgia adopts the Open Government Partnership Action Plans (Government, Parliament, Adjara Supreme Council, Tbilisi Mayors Office, local governments). New recommendations from IDFI for reforms are successfully advocated in OGP Action Plans at the Government, the Parliament, the Adjara Supreme Council, the Tbilisi Mayors Office, and in local governments; 1.1.3 Georgias performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR, and other relevant surveys) improves; 1.1.4 The extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and legislative levels; 1.1.5 Freedom of information legislation and practice are improved in comparison with the 2022 results; 1.1.6 New Public Administration Reform strategy and action plan are adopted, IDFIs recommendations are successfully advocated; 1.1.7 Public service delivery is improved, IDFI recommendations are successfully advocated. 1.2 Fighting Against Corruption 1.2.1 New anti-corruption strategy and action plan are adopted, with IDFIs recommendations being included; 1.2.2 Anti-corruption reform is implemented and New Anti-corruption legislation is adopted (creation of the Anti-Corruption Agency); 1.2.3 Georgias ranking improves in the Public Procurement Transparency Rating (TPPR standards) and Georgia adopts Open Contracting Data Standards (OCDS); Transparent Public Procurement Rating network has a larger number of participating countries; 1.2.4 Recommendations by OECD-ACN successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.5 Recommendations by GRECO successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.6 UNCAC assessment is performed and IDFI participates by submitting the shadow reports; 1.2.7 The openness of registers (beneficial ownership transparency) is improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for an open registry; 1.2.8 Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.9 Whistleblowers protection is improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.10 Anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing legislation and practice are improved (Georgias compliance with FATF and Moneyval recommendations is improved); 1.2.11 Accountability and financial transparency of sports federations are improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for it. 2. Rule of Law and Freedom of Media 2.1. Georgia implements ambitious judicial reform to eliminate corporatism and informal influences on Justices and to achieve a truly independent, efficient, and transparent judiciary; 2.1.1. The adoption of an ambitious Judicial strategy and action plan to eliminate corporatism and to increase transparency, independence, and trust toward judiciary is supported; 2.1.2. Transparency and independence of the key institutions of judicial administration (High Council of Justice [HCoJ], High School of Justice (HSoJ), office of Independent Inspector (OII) is enhanced, IDFIs recommendations are included; 2.1.3. Compatibility of the Procedure and grounds for disciplinary hearings of judges with international standards is improved, with the Georgian context in mind. 2.1.4. Public access to judicial acts, cases of high public interest in particular is improved; 2.1.5. Adoption of the Strategy and Action Plan to increase the independence, accountability, and effectiveness of the Constitutional Court of Georgia (CCoG) is advocated and supported. 2.2. Institutional independence of law enforcement agencies and power sharing amongst them is optimized. Safeguards for ethical implementations of Artificial Intelligence systems are increased. 2.2.1. Independence and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Prosecutors Council is optimized; 2.2.2. Investigative powers of the Prosecutors Office (PO) are decreased, power-sharing between PO and Ministry of Internal affairs is optimized; 2.2.3. Accountability of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and PO is increased; Application of Artificial Intelligence and advanced analytical software by law enforcement agencies is studied, threats are identified and reduced. 2.3. Institutional reform to decentralize concentrated power under the State Security Service is implemented. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. 2.3.1. Investigative powers of the State Security Service (SSSG) are reduced; 2.3.2. Parliamentary, judicial, and civil oversight on SSSG is increased; 2.3.3. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. True institutional independence and transparency of the Operative-Technical Agency (OTA) is supported. 2.4. Transparency, effectiveness, institutional and political independence of the Special Investigative Service [SIS] and the Personal Data Protection Service (PDPS) and Public Defenders Office (PDO) are enhanced. 2.4.1. Transparency, institutional independence, and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Heads of the SIS and PDSP, as well as PDO are increased; 2.4.2. Legislative proposal is elaborated to increase the mandate of the SIS to cover the Minister of Internal Affairs and heads of the State Security Service and Prosecutor General. 2.4.3. Mechanisms to increase the effectiveness of the PDSP to oversee the legality of the secret surveillance measures are implemented. 2.5. The state of freedom of expression and media is strengthened and challenges are combatted while media polarization is reduced; 2.5.1. Hostility of the media environment is reduced, transparency and effectiveness of the investigation of the attacks on media is increased; 2.5.2. Criminal, administrative, and civil lawsuits against journalists are monitored and detected; 2.5.3. Accountability of the communications Commission of Georgia (ComCom) is increased; 2.5.4. Standards of free speech are maintained, harmful legislative initiatives and practices are detected and combatted; 2.5.5. Access to public information by the media is ensured; 2.5.6. Creation of a Media Lawyers Network is advocated. 2.6. Advancing the rights of persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.1. Human rights strategies and action plan adequately reflects the needs of Persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.2. Facilitates accessibility of public information and governmental services for persons with disabilities; 2.6.3. Prepares a manual for strategic litigation at the Constitutional Court of Georgia for vulnerable groups. 2.7. Facilitates integration of Georgia into the European Union. 2.7.1. Georgia successfully implements the priorities (related to rule of law and media) defined by the EU; 2.7.2. The EU and international stakeholders are aware of the progress and challenges of Georgia; 2.7.3. Supports harmonization of the case law of Georgia with EU directives. 2.8. The society of Georgia and international stakeholders are made aware of the importance of and main challenges to democracy and rule of law in Georgia. 2.8.1. Incidents that threaten the state of rule of law and media freedom are detected and receive an appropriate response; 2.8.2. Resilience of civil society organizations (SCOs) to withstand governmental campaigns against CSOs is raised; 2.8.3. Societys awareness of the importance of democratic institutions, rule of law, and human rights is raised. 3. Local Governance 3.1.1. Decentralization reform (including localization of SDGs) is supported through monitoring, reporting, evidence-based advocacy, multi-stakeholder dialogue and sharing of best practices. 3.1.2. Municipalities implement open government reforms. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.1.3. Capacity of local government representatives/municipalities is increased to effectively manage public funds, manage/publish municipal data, design, develop, and provide municipal services, and hence, better respond to local problems. 3.1.4. Municipalities improve service delivery and develop participatory tools, including through new technologies. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.2.1. Municipalities implement and improve transparency and accountability standards. IDFI successfully advocates for it through monitoring, reporting, experience-sharing, and advocacy. 3.2.2. Adoption and implementation of transparency and accountability principles by non-profit (non-commercial) legal entities of municipalities are successfully advocated. 3.2.3. Enhancement of effectiveness of municipal programs and policies is advocated and supported through monitoring, reporting, and communicating evidence-based recommendations. 3.2.4. Adoption/improvement and implementation of access to and management of municipal data standards are supported and advocated. 3.3.1. Capacity and knowledge of local stakeholders (i.e. journalists, activists, students, civil society organizations, etc.) to use open government data, civic/digital monitoring, and other relevant government accountability tools and mechanisms are increased. 3.3.2. Civic monitoring activities and data-driven local initiatives are supported and implemented/developed with the participation of various local stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business, etc.). 3.3.3. Public awareness about tools, mechanisms, and legislation on civic participation in the decision-making process is increased. 3.3.4. Civic participation in the local decision-making process is encouraged through local initiatives and innovative solutions (including e-solutions, applications and platforms). 4. Social and Economic Policy 4.1. Increases the scope and quality of dialogue and partnership between business and the government in legislative drafting 4.2. Help to improve financial literacy of the general public 4.3. Help to build an economy focused on qualitative development and contribute to fairness and efficiency in income and wealth distribution 4.4. Help to improve economic opportunities for talented individuals and prevent economic discrimination, including gender-based discrimination 4.5. Help to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government social and healthcare programs at the national and local levels 4.6. Help to improve Public Financial Management (PFM), including through our 2023-2025 and subsequent Gender Responsiveness Budget Indices 4.7. Help to improve coverage and quality of public education services 5. Civic Tech and Innovations 5.1.1. Georgia implements ambitious e-government reforms, and the effectiveness of the e-governance ecosystem is improved. IDFI has successfully advocated for specific reforms. 5.1.2. Digital transformation/modernization of the public sector as well as access to and use of electronic public services are supported, monitored, assessed, and advocated. 5.1.3. The development and use of e-participation tools are promoted and supported. 5.2.1. Multi-stakeholder dialogue and cooperation between the tech community and all other stakeholders, including the government, media, business, academia, and civil society are facilitated. 5.2.2. Introduction of transparency and accountability mechanisms as well as ethical frameworks/guidelines for AI, algorithms (i.e. automated decision-making systems) and blockchain is successfully advocated. 5.2.3. Best practices, expertise, and emerging trends on innovations and technologies are shared with Georgian stakeholders, including academia, students, CSOs, and public servants. 5.3.1. Civic technology and digital monitoring tools are used as well as developed for tracking government performance/accountability in various directions. 5.3.2. The open data ecosystem is supported and improved through sharing best practices/emerging trends and advocating for improved legislation and standards on access to public data (including open data). 5.3.3. More open and disaggregated (e.g. by gender, age, region) data from various sectors is publicly available in various open formats in Georgia. 5.3.4. Capacity and skills of journalists, activists, and civil society organizations to use innovations, civic/digital monitoring tools in their watchdog and other civic activities are improved. 5.3.5. The capacity of public institutions and civil servants to collect, manage, prepare, and publish open data is enhanced. 5.3.6. Use of open government data by various stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business) as well as data-driven innovations are supported and encouraged. 5.4.1. Digital freedoms are protected through monitoring, reporting, and evidence-based advocacy. 5.4.2. The Government is held accountable for its performance in the development of internet infrastructure through monitoring and evidence-based advocacy/recommendations. 5.4.3. Citizens of Georgia (with a focus on digitally vulnerable population, especially in the regions) are more resilient to digital threats through their awareness about digital freedoms, digital security mechanisms, and tools being raised via innovative and informational campaigns, capacity building materials/tutorials, and platforms. 6. Disinformation and Memory Studies 6.1 Greater openness of archives in Georgia is achieved. Positive changes towards the openness of archives, more inclusive, user-friendly, and environmentally friendly archives across the Post-Soviet space are advocated with active involvement of IDFI; 6.2 Public awareness about the importance of archives is raised. Emphasizing the importance of the understanding of the recent and contemporary history for the development of the state memory policy; 6.3 Networks of researchers of memory studies are created that contribute to better understanding of the totalitarian past and dissemination of informed narratives about it across the society. IDFI contributes in the process of forming/deepening the networks; 6.4 School and university students involvement in memory studies is increased: more local and international students working on Soviet studies. IDFI is a key actor in developing/offering the courses; 6.5 The system for resisting and countering strategic communications directed against Georgias Euro-Atlantic aspirations and democratization is enhanced; 6.6 Collaborating with International NGOs, research institutions, and think-tanks to better inform society about the threats and existence of propaganda; 6.7 University program on memory and disinformation studies becomes a platform for sharing the experience and knowledge accumulated by IDFI and its partners in the academic space. Sweden IDFI/Institute for Development of Freedom of Information Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDFI/Institute for Development of Freedom of Information 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4400000 4000000 2500000 5600000 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 4400000 4000000 0 0 0 0 16500000 IDFI/Institute for Development of Freedom of Information 4400000 IDFI/Institute for Development of Freedom of Information 4000000 IDFI/Institute for Development of Freedom of Information 2500000 IDFI/Institute for Development of Freedom of Information Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16488-16488A0202 Sweden The Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) is a Georgia-based non-governmental organization established in 2009 with the aim to support the development of an informed and empowered society for democratic governance. Since its start IDFI has built a reputation as one of Georgia's leading non-governmental organisations in the area of open government, with an emphasis on access to freedom of information. The contribution from Sweden will be provided as core support in accordance with the request from IDFI. Swedish core support will complement ear-marked project support from other donors and enable IDFI with the flexibility to deliver on its organisational and operative objectives in line with its Strategic Plan 2023-2025. The core support will enable IDFI to provide a broad set of strategic activities that combines its role of being a watch-dog of the compliance and performance of various branches of government and being a policy think-tank. In the latter capacity, IDFI will assess policies, and provide analytical work and recommendations to the state institutions. The activities are aimed towards the key strategic objectives of combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions and increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes. Achieving these objectives will contribute to higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems. IDFI intends to achieve the following by the end of the intervention: a) Freedom of information legislation and practice is improved; b) Georgia’s performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR and other relevant surveys) is improved; c) Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved; d) Openness of registers (final beneficiaries) is improved; e) New open government data/datasets published on government and civic open data platforms; f) Civil servants, journalists and citizens acquiring new skills of working with open data; g) Extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and the legislative levels (Parliamentary openness); h) The practice and quality of regulatory impact assessment (RIA) is improved. Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) är en georgisk icke-statlig organisation, som etablerades under 2009 med syftet att bidra till demokratisk styrning genom rätten till offentlig information som förutsättning för medborgerligt deltagande och egenmakt. Sedan etableringen har IDFI byggt ett rykte som en av Georgiens ledande icke-statliga organisationer i stärkandet av statlig öppenhet, med särskild fokus på informationsfrihet. Det svenska bidraget kommer är ett kärnstöd till organisationen i enlighet med IDFI:s begäran. Kärnstödet kommer att komplettera till öronmärkt projektstöd från andra givare och ger IDFI flexibilitet att leverera mot verksamhetsmålen enligt organisationens strategiplan 2023-2025. Kärnstödet möjliggör för IDFI att utveckla en rad strategiska aktiviteter som kombinerar organisationens roll som granskare av hur staten efterlever principer och regelverk samt som tankesmedja. I den senare kapaciteten kommer IDFI att bedöma policyer och stödja statliga institutioner med analytiskt stöd och rekommendationer. Aktiviteterna är riktade mot strategiska huvudmål för att bekämpa korruption, förbättra transparens inom offentliga institutioner samt öka medborgarnas deltagande i beslutsprocesser. Genom att uppnå dessa mål kan insatsen att bidra till en högre standard inom rättsväsendet, främjande av inkluderande ekonomisk policy, underlätta demokratisk decentralisering och den demokratiska övergångsprocessen, samt upprätthålla press- och yttrandefrihet och främjandet av innovativa lösningar. IDFI avser att uppnå följande resultat mot insatsens slut: a) Förbättrad lagstiftning och verkställande gällande informationsfrihet: b) Förbättrade indikatorer för öppenhet inom staten (Världsbanken, WJR och andra relevanta undersökningar); c) Förbättrad tillgänglighet till offentliga arkiv; e) Ny och offentlig regeringsdata publicerad på offentliga dataplattformer; f) Statstjänstemännens, journalisters och medborgarnas förmåga förbättrad att arbeta med offentlig information; g) Ökad omfattning och kvalitet gällande allmänhetens deltagande i politisk debatt och utformning av policy (parlamentarisk öppenhet); h) Förbättra procedurer och kvaliteten för konsekvensbedömningar i lagstiftningsprocesser. IDFI defined as the key, overall objective "combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions, increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes, achieving higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems". IDFI has outlined six directions, as they call them, or specific objectives that the organisation will work on. Those objectives are: 1) Open Governance and Anti-Corruption; 2) Rule of Law and Freedom of Media; 3) Local Governance; 4) Social and Economic Policy; 5) Civic Tech and Innovations; and 6) Disinformation and Memory Studies. For each of those six specific objectives IDFI provided detailed targets that the organisation plans to achieve by the end of its strategy period. Those targets are as follows. 1. Open Governance and Anti-Corruption 1.1 Promoting Open Governance 1.1.1. Georgia successfully implements the EU 12 recommendations and receives the EU candidacy status. IDFI is an active participant in this process; 1.1.2 Georgia adopts the Open Government Partnership Action Plans (Government, Parliament, Adjara Supreme Council, Tbilisi Mayors Office, local governments). New recommendations from IDFI for reforms are successfully advocated in OGP Action Plans at the Government, the Parliament, the Adjara Supreme Council, the Tbilisi Mayors Office, and in local governments; 1.1.3 Georgias performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR, and other relevant surveys) improves; 1.1.4 The extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and legislative levels; 1.1.5 Freedom of information legislation and practice are improved in comparison with the 2022 results; 1.1.6 New Public Administration Reform strategy and action plan are adopted, IDFIs recommendations are successfully advocated; 1.1.7 Public service delivery is improved, IDFI recommendations are successfully advocated. 1.2 Fighting Against Corruption 1.2.1 New anti-corruption strategy and action plan are adopted, with IDFIs recommendations being included; 1.2.2 Anti-corruption reform is implemented and New Anti-corruption legislation is adopted (creation of the Anti-Corruption Agency); 1.2.3 Georgias ranking improves in the Public Procurement Transparency Rating (TPPR standards) and Georgia adopts Open Contracting Data Standards (OCDS); Transparent Public Procurement Rating network has a larger number of participating countries; 1.2.4 Recommendations by OECD-ACN successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.5 Recommendations by GRECO successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.6 UNCAC assessment is performed and IDFI participates by submitting the shadow reports; 1.2.7 The openness of registers (beneficial ownership transparency) is improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for an open registry; 1.2.8 Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.9 Whistleblowers protection is improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.10 Anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing legislation and practice are improved (Georgias compliance with FATF and Moneyval recommendations is improved); 1.2.11 Accountability and financial transparency of sports federations are improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for it. 2. Rule of Law and Freedom of Media 2.1. Georgia implements ambitious judicial reform to eliminate corporatism and informal influences on Justices and to achieve a truly independent, efficient, and transparent judiciary; 2.1.1. The adoption of an ambitious Judicial strategy and action plan to eliminate corporatism and to increase transparency, independence, and trust toward judiciary is supported; 2.1.2. Transparency and independence of the key institutions of judicial administration (High Council of Justice [HCoJ], High School of Justice (HSoJ), office of Independent Inspector (OII) is enhanced, IDFIs recommendations are included; 2.1.3. Compatibility of the Procedure and grounds for disciplinary hearings of judges with international standards is improved, with the Georgian context in mind. 2.1.4. Public access to judicial acts, cases of high public interest in particular is improved; 2.1.5. Adoption of the Strategy and Action Plan to increase the independence, accountability, and effectiveness of the Constitutional Court of Georgia (CCoG) is advocated and supported. 2.2. Institutional independence of law enforcement agencies and power sharing amongst them is optimized. Safeguards for ethical implementations of Artificial Intelligence systems are increased. 2.2.1. Independence and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Prosecutors Council is optimized; 2.2.2. Investigative powers of the Prosecutors Office (PO) are decreased, power-sharing between PO and Ministry of Internal affairs is optimized; 2.2.3. Accountability of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and PO is increased; Application of Artificial Intelligence and advanced analytical software by law enforcement agencies is studied, threats are identified and reduced. 2.3. Institutional reform to decentralize concentrated power under the State Security Service is implemented. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. 2.3.1. Investigative powers of the State Security Service (SSSG) are reduced; 2.3.2. Parliamentary, judicial, and civil oversight on SSSG is increased; 2.3.3. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. True institutional independence and transparency of the Operative-Technical Agency (OTA) is supported. 2.4. Transparency, effectiveness, institutional and political independence of the Special Investigative Service [SIS] and the Personal Data Protection Service (PDPS) and Public Defenders Office (PDO) are enhanced. 2.4.1. Transparency, institutional independence, and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Heads of the SIS and PDSP, as well as PDO are increased; 2.4.2. Legislative proposal is elaborated to increase the mandate of the SIS to cover the Minister of Internal Affairs and heads of the State Security Service and Prosecutor General. 2.4.3. Mechanisms to increase the effectiveness of the PDSP to oversee the legality of the secret surveillance measures are implemented. 2.5. The state of freedom of expression and media is strengthened and challenges are combatted while media polarization is reduced; 2.5.1. Hostility of the media environment is reduced, transparency and effectiveness of the investigation of the attacks on media is increased; 2.5.2. Criminal, administrative, and civil lawsuits against journalists are monitored and detected; 2.5.3. Accountability of the communications Commission of Georgia (ComCom) is increased; 2.5.4. Standards of free speech are maintained, harmful legislative initiatives and practices are detected and combatted; 2.5.5. Access to public information by the media is ensured; 2.5.6. Creation of a Media Lawyers Network is advocated. 2.6. Advancing the rights of persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.1. Human rights strategies and action plan adequately reflects the needs of Persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.2. Facilitates accessibility of public information and governmental services for persons with disabilities; 2.6.3. Prepares a manual for strategic litigation at the Constitutional Court of Georgia for vulnerable groups. 2.7. Facilitates integration of Georgia into the European Union. 2.7.1. Georgia successfully implements the priorities (related to rule of law and media) defined by the EU; 2.7.2. The EU and international stakeholders are aware of the progress and challenges of Georgia; 2.7.3. Supports harmonization of the case law of Georgia with EU directives. 2.8. The society of Georgia and international stakeholders are made aware of the importance of and main challenges to democracy and rule of law in Georgia. 2.8.1. Incidents that threaten the state of rule of law and media freedom are detected and receive an appropriate response; 2.8.2. Resilience of civil society organizations (SCOs) to withstand governmental campaigns against CSOs is raised; 2.8.3. Societys awareness of the importance of democratic institutions, rule of law, and human rights is raised. 3. Local Governance 3.1.1. Decentralization reform (including localization of SDGs) is supported through monitoring, reporting, evidence-based advocacy, multi-stakeholder dialogue and sharing of best practices. 3.1.2. Municipalities implement open government reforms. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.1.3. Capacity of local government representatives/municipalities is increased to effectively manage public funds, manage/publish municipal data, design, develop, and provide municipal services, and hence, better respond to local problems. 3.1.4. Municipalities improve service delivery and develop participatory tools, including through new technologies. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.2.1. Municipalities implement and improve transparency and accountability standards. IDFI successfully advocates for it through monitoring, reporting, experience-sharing, and advocacy. 3.2.2. Adoption and implementation of transparency and accountability principles by non-profit (non-commercial) legal entities of municipalities are successfully advocated. 3.2.3. Enhancement of effectiveness of municipal programs and policies is advocated and supported through monitoring, reporting, and communicating evidence-based recommendations. 3.2.4. Adoption/improvement and implementation of access to and management of municipal data standards are supported and advocated. 3.3.1. Capacity and knowledge of local stakeholders (i.e. journalists, activists, students, civil society organizations, etc.) to use open government data, civic/digital monitoring, and other relevant government accountability tools and mechanisms are increased. 3.3.2. Civic monitoring activities and data-driven local initiatives are supported and implemented/developed with the participation of various local stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business, etc.). 3.3.3. Public awareness about tools, mechanisms, and legislation on civic participation in the decision-making process is increased. 3.3.4. Civic participation in the local decision-making process is encouraged through local initiatives and innovative solutions (including e-solutions, applications and platforms). 4. Social and Economic Policy 4.1. Increases the scope and quality of dialogue and partnership between business and the government in legislative drafting 4.2. Help to improve financial literacy of the general public 4.3. Help to build an economy focused on qualitative development and contribute to fairness and efficiency in income and wealth distribution 4.4. Help to improve economic opportunities for talented individuals and prevent economic discrimination, including gender-based discrimination 4.5. Help to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government social and healthcare programs at the national and local levels 4.6. Help to improve Public Financial Management (PFM), including through our 2023-2025 and subsequent Gender Responsiveness Budget Indices 4.7. Help to improve coverage and quality of public education services 5. Civic Tech and Innovations 5.1.1. Georgia implements ambitious e-government reforms, and the effectiveness of the e-governance ecosystem is improved. IDFI has successfully advocated for specific reforms. 5.1.2. Digital transformation/modernization of the public sector as well as access to and use of electronic public services are supported, monitored, assessed, and advocated. 5.1.3. The development and use of e-participation tools are promoted and supported. 5.2.1. Multi-stakeholder dialogue and cooperation between the tech community and all other stakeholders, including the government, media, business, academia, and civil society are facilitated. 5.2.2. Introduction of transparency and accountability mechanisms as well as ethical frameworks/guidelines for AI, algorithms (i.e. automated decision-making systems) and blockchain is successfully advocated. 5.2.3. Best practices, expertise, and emerging trends on innovations and technologies are shared with Georgian stakeholders, including academia, students, CSOs, and public servants. 5.3.1. Civic technology and digital monitoring tools are used as well as developed for tracking government performance/accountability in various directions. 5.3.2. The open data ecosystem is supported and improved through sharing best practices/emerging trends and advocating for improved legislation and standards on access to public data (including open data). 5.3.3. More open and disaggregated (e.g. by gender, age, region) data from various sectors is publicly available in various open formats in Georgia. 5.3.4. Capacity and skills of journalists, activists, and civil society organizations to use innovations, civic/digital monitoring tools in their watchdog and other civic activities are improved. 5.3.5. The capacity of public institutions and civil servants to collect, manage, prepare, and publish open data is enhanced. 5.3.6. Use of open government data by various stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business) as well as data-driven innovations are supported and encouraged. 5.4.1. Digital freedoms are protected through monitoring, reporting, and evidence-based advocacy. 5.4.2. The Government is held accountable for its performance in the development of internet infrastructure through monitoring and evidence-based advocacy/recommendations. 5.4.3. Citizens of Georgia (with a focus on digitally vulnerable population, especially in the regions) are more resilient to digital threats through their awareness about digital freedoms, digital security mechanisms, and tools being raised via innovative and informational campaigns, capacity building materials/tutorials, and platforms. 6. Disinformation and Memory Studies 6.1 Greater openness of archives in Georgia is achieved. Positive changes towards the openness of archives, more inclusive, user-friendly, and environmentally friendly archives across the Post-Soviet space are advocated with active involvement of IDFI; 6.2 Public awareness about the importance of archives is raised. Emphasizing the importance of the understanding of the recent and contemporary history for the development of the state memory policy; 6.3 Networks of researchers of memory studies are created that contribute to better understanding of the totalitarian past and dissemination of informed narratives about it across the society. IDFI contributes in the process of forming/deepening the networks; 6.4 School and university students involvement in memory studies is increased: more local and international students working on Soviet studies. IDFI is a key actor in developing/offering the courses; 6.5 The system for resisting and countering strategic communications directed against Georgias Euro-Atlantic aspirations and democratization is enhanced; 6.6 Collaborating with International NGOs, research institutions, and think-tanks to better inform society about the threats and existence of propaganda; 6.7 University program on memory and disinformation studies becomes a platform for sharing the experience and knowledge accumulated by IDFI and its partners in the academic space. Sweden AG International Consulting LLC Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AG International Consulting LLC 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 70050 70050 0 0 70050 AG International Consulting LLC 70050 AG International Consulting LLC Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16488-16488A0301 Sweden The Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) is a Georgia-based non-governmental organization established in 2009 with the aim to support the development of an informed and empowered society for democratic governance. Since its start IDFI has built a reputation as one of Georgia's leading non-governmental organisations in the area of open government, with an emphasis on access to freedom of information. The contribution from Sweden will be provided as core support in accordance with the request from IDFI. Swedish core support will complement ear-marked project support from other donors and enable IDFI with the flexibility to deliver on its organisational and operative objectives in line with its Strategic Plan 2023-2025. The core support will enable IDFI to provide a broad set of strategic activities that combines its role of being a watch-dog of the compliance and performance of various branches of government and being a policy think-tank. In the latter capacity, IDFI will assess policies, and provide analytical work and recommendations to the state institutions. The activities are aimed towards the key strategic objectives of combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions and increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes. Achieving these objectives will contribute to higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems. IDFI intends to achieve the following by the end of the intervention: a) Freedom of information legislation and practice is improved; b) Georgia’s performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR and other relevant surveys) is improved; c) Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved; d) Openness of registers (final beneficiaries) is improved; e) New open government data/datasets published on government and civic open data platforms; f) Civil servants, journalists and citizens acquiring new skills of working with open data; g) Extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and the legislative levels (Parliamentary openness); h) The practice and quality of regulatory impact assessment (RIA) is improved. Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) är en georgisk icke-statlig organisation, som etablerades under 2009 med syftet att bidra till demokratisk styrning genom rätten till offentlig information som förutsättning för medborgerligt deltagande och egenmakt. Sedan etableringen har IDFI byggt ett rykte som en av Georgiens ledande icke-statliga organisationer i stärkandet av statlig öppenhet, med särskild fokus på informationsfrihet. Det svenska bidraget kommer är ett kärnstöd till organisationen i enlighet med IDFI:s begäran. Kärnstödet kommer att komplettera till öronmärkt projektstöd från andra givare och ger IDFI flexibilitet att leverera mot verksamhetsmålen enligt organisationens strategiplan 2023-2025. Kärnstödet möjliggör för IDFI att utveckla en rad strategiska aktiviteter som kombinerar organisationens roll som granskare av hur staten efterlever principer och regelverk samt som tankesmedja. I den senare kapaciteten kommer IDFI att bedöma policyer och stödja statliga institutioner med analytiskt stöd och rekommendationer. Aktiviteterna är riktade mot strategiska huvudmål för att bekämpa korruption, förbättra transparens inom offentliga institutioner samt öka medborgarnas deltagande i beslutsprocesser. Genom att uppnå dessa mål kan insatsen att bidra till en högre standard inom rättsväsendet, främjande av inkluderande ekonomisk policy, underlätta demokratisk decentralisering och den demokratiska övergångsprocessen, samt upprätthålla press- och yttrandefrihet och främjandet av innovativa lösningar. IDFI avser att uppnå följande resultat mot insatsens slut: a) Förbättrad lagstiftning och verkställande gällande informationsfrihet: b) Förbättrade indikatorer för öppenhet inom staten (Världsbanken, WJR och andra relevanta undersökningar); c) Förbättrad tillgänglighet till offentliga arkiv; e) Ny och offentlig regeringsdata publicerad på offentliga dataplattformer; f) Statstjänstemännens, journalisters och medborgarnas förmåga förbättrad att arbeta med offentlig information; g) Ökad omfattning och kvalitet gällande allmänhetens deltagande i politisk debatt och utformning av policy (parlamentarisk öppenhet); h) Förbättra procedurer och kvaliteten för konsekvensbedömningar i lagstiftningsprocesser. IDFI defined as the key, overall objective "combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions, increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes, achieving higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems". IDFI has outlined six directions, as they call them, or specific objectives that the organisation will work on. Those objectives are: 1) Open Governance and Anti-Corruption; 2) Rule of Law and Freedom of Media; 3) Local Governance; 4) Social and Economic Policy; 5) Civic Tech and Innovations; and 6) Disinformation and Memory Studies. For each of those six specific objectives IDFI provided detailed targets that the organisation plans to achieve by the end of its strategy period. Those targets are as follows. 1. Open Governance and Anti-Corruption 1.1 Promoting Open Governance 1.1.1. Georgia successfully implements the EU 12 recommendations and receives the EU candidacy status. IDFI is an active participant in this process; 1.1.2 Georgia adopts the Open Government Partnership Action Plans (Government, Parliament, Adjara Supreme Council, Tbilisi Mayors Office, local governments). New recommendations from IDFI for reforms are successfully advocated in OGP Action Plans at the Government, the Parliament, the Adjara Supreme Council, the Tbilisi Mayors Office, and in local governments; 1.1.3 Georgias performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR, and other relevant surveys) improves; 1.1.4 The extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and legislative levels; 1.1.5 Freedom of information legislation and practice are improved in comparison with the 2022 results; 1.1.6 New Public Administration Reform strategy and action plan are adopted, IDFIs recommendations are successfully advocated; 1.1.7 Public service delivery is improved, IDFI recommendations are successfully advocated. 1.2 Fighting Against Corruption 1.2.1 New anti-corruption strategy and action plan are adopted, with IDFIs recommendations being included; 1.2.2 Anti-corruption reform is implemented and New Anti-corruption legislation is adopted (creation of the Anti-Corruption Agency); 1.2.3 Georgias ranking improves in the Public Procurement Transparency Rating (TPPR standards) and Georgia adopts Open Contracting Data Standards (OCDS); Transparent Public Procurement Rating network has a larger number of participating countries; 1.2.4 Recommendations by OECD-ACN successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.5 Recommendations by GRECO successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.6 UNCAC assessment is performed and IDFI participates by submitting the shadow reports; 1.2.7 The openness of registers (beneficial ownership transparency) is improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for an open registry; 1.2.8 Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.9 Whistleblowers protection is improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.10 Anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing legislation and practice are improved (Georgias compliance with FATF and Moneyval recommendations is improved); 1.2.11 Accountability and financial transparency of sports federations are improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for it. 2. Rule of Law and Freedom of Media 2.1. Georgia implements ambitious judicial reform to eliminate corporatism and informal influences on Justices and to achieve a truly independent, efficient, and transparent judiciary; 2.1.1. The adoption of an ambitious Judicial strategy and action plan to eliminate corporatism and to increase transparency, independence, and trust toward judiciary is supported; 2.1.2. Transparency and independence of the key institutions of judicial administration (High Council of Justice [HCoJ], High School of Justice (HSoJ), office of Independent Inspector (OII) is enhanced, IDFIs recommendations are included; 2.1.3. Compatibility of the Procedure and grounds for disciplinary hearings of judges with international standards is improved, with the Georgian context in mind. 2.1.4. Public access to judicial acts, cases of high public interest in particular is improved; 2.1.5. Adoption of the Strategy and Action Plan to increase the independence, accountability, and effectiveness of the Constitutional Court of Georgia (CCoG) is advocated and supported. 2.2. Institutional independence of law enforcement agencies and power sharing amongst them is optimized. Safeguards for ethical implementations of Artificial Intelligence systems are increased. 2.2.1. Independence and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Prosecutors Council is optimized; 2.2.2. Investigative powers of the Prosecutors Office (PO) are decreased, power-sharing between PO and Ministry of Internal affairs is optimized; 2.2.3. Accountability of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and PO is increased; Application of Artificial Intelligence and advanced analytical software by law enforcement agencies is studied, threats are identified and reduced. 2.3. Institutional reform to decentralize concentrated power under the State Security Service is implemented. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. 2.3.1. Investigative powers of the State Security Service (SSSG) are reduced; 2.3.2. Parliamentary, judicial, and civil oversight on SSSG is increased; 2.3.3. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. True institutional independence and transparency of the Operative-Technical Agency (OTA) is supported. 2.4. Transparency, effectiveness, institutional and political independence of the Special Investigative Service [SIS] and the Personal Data Protection Service (PDPS) and Public Defenders Office (PDO) are enhanced. 2.4.1. Transparency, institutional independence, and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Heads of the SIS and PDSP, as well as PDO are increased; 2.4.2. Legislative proposal is elaborated to increase the mandate of the SIS to cover the Minister of Internal Affairs and heads of the State Security Service and Prosecutor General. 2.4.3. Mechanisms to increase the effectiveness of the PDSP to oversee the legality of the secret surveillance measures are implemented. 2.5. The state of freedom of expression and media is strengthened and challenges are combatted while media polarization is reduced; 2.5.1. Hostility of the media environment is reduced, transparency and effectiveness of the investigation of the attacks on media is increased; 2.5.2. Criminal, administrative, and civil lawsuits against journalists are monitored and detected; 2.5.3. Accountability of the communications Commission of Georgia (ComCom) is increased; 2.5.4. Standards of free speech are maintained, harmful legislative initiatives and practices are detected and combatted; 2.5.5. Access to public information by the media is ensured; 2.5.6. Creation of a Media Lawyers Network is advocated. 2.6. Advancing the rights of persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.1. Human rights strategies and action plan adequately reflects the needs of Persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.2. Facilitates accessibility of public information and governmental services for persons with disabilities; 2.6.3. Prepares a manual for strategic litigation at the Constitutional Court of Georgia for vulnerable groups. 2.7. Facilitates integration of Georgia into the European Union. 2.7.1. Georgia successfully implements the priorities (related to rule of law and media) defined by the EU; 2.7.2. The EU and international stakeholders are aware of the progress and challenges of Georgia; 2.7.3. Supports harmonization of the case law of Georgia with EU directives. 2.8. The society of Georgia and international stakeholders are made aware of the importance of and main challenges to democracy and rule of law in Georgia. 2.8.1. Incidents that threaten the state of rule of law and media freedom are detected and receive an appropriate response; 2.8.2. Resilience of civil society organizations (SCOs) to withstand governmental campaigns against CSOs is raised; 2.8.3. Societys awareness of the importance of democratic institutions, rule of law, and human rights is raised. 3. Local Governance 3.1.1. Decentralization reform (including localization of SDGs) is supported through monitoring, reporting, evidence-based advocacy, multi-stakeholder dialogue and sharing of best practices. 3.1.2. Municipalities implement open government reforms. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.1.3. Capacity of local government representatives/municipalities is increased to effectively manage public funds, manage/publish municipal data, design, develop, and provide municipal services, and hence, better respond to local problems. 3.1.4. Municipalities improve service delivery and develop participatory tools, including through new technologies. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.2.1. Municipalities implement and improve transparency and accountability standards. IDFI successfully advocates for it through monitoring, reporting, experience-sharing, and advocacy. 3.2.2. Adoption and implementation of transparency and accountability principles by non-profit (non-commercial) legal entities of municipalities are successfully advocated. 3.2.3. Enhancement of effectiveness of municipal programs and policies is advocated and supported through monitoring, reporting, and communicating evidence-based recommendations. 3.2.4. Adoption/improvement and implementation of access to and management of municipal data standards are supported and advocated. 3.3.1. Capacity and knowledge of local stakeholders (i.e. journalists, activists, students, civil society organizations, etc.) to use open government data, civic/digital monitoring, and other relevant government accountability tools and mechanisms are increased. 3.3.2. Civic monitoring activities and data-driven local initiatives are supported and implemented/developed with the participation of various local stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business, etc.). 3.3.3. Public awareness about tools, mechanisms, and legislation on civic participation in the decision-making process is increased. 3.3.4. Civic participation in the local decision-making process is encouraged through local initiatives and innovative solutions (including e-solutions, applications and platforms). 4. Social and Economic Policy 4.1. Increases the scope and quality of dialogue and partnership between business and the government in legislative drafting 4.2. Help to improve financial literacy of the general public 4.3. Help to build an economy focused on qualitative development and contribute to fairness and efficiency in income and wealth distribution 4.4. Help to improve economic opportunities for talented individuals and prevent economic discrimination, including gender-based discrimination 4.5. Help to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government social and healthcare programs at the national and local levels 4.6. Help to improve Public Financial Management (PFM), including through our 2023-2025 and subsequent Gender Responsiveness Budget Indices 4.7. Help to improve coverage and quality of public education services 5. Civic Tech and Innovations 5.1.1. Georgia implements ambitious e-government reforms, and the effectiveness of the e-governance ecosystem is improved. IDFI has successfully advocated for specific reforms. 5.1.2. Digital transformation/modernization of the public sector as well as access to and use of electronic public services are supported, monitored, assessed, and advocated. 5.1.3. The development and use of e-participation tools are promoted and supported. 5.2.1. Multi-stakeholder dialogue and cooperation between the tech community and all other stakeholders, including the government, media, business, academia, and civil society are facilitated. 5.2.2. Introduction of transparency and accountability mechanisms as well as ethical frameworks/guidelines for AI, algorithms (i.e. automated decision-making systems) and blockchain is successfully advocated. 5.2.3. Best practices, expertise, and emerging trends on innovations and technologies are shared with Georgian stakeholders, including academia, students, CSOs, and public servants. 5.3.1. Civic technology and digital monitoring tools are used as well as developed for tracking government performance/accountability in various directions. 5.3.2. The open data ecosystem is supported and improved through sharing best practices/emerging trends and advocating for improved legislation and standards on access to public data (including open data). 5.3.3. More open and disaggregated (e.g. by gender, age, region) data from various sectors is publicly available in various open formats in Georgia. 5.3.4. Capacity and skills of journalists, activists, and civil society organizations to use innovations, civic/digital monitoring tools in their watchdog and other civic activities are improved. 5.3.5. The capacity of public institutions and civil servants to collect, manage, prepare, and publish open data is enhanced. 5.3.6. Use of open government data by various stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business) as well as data-driven innovations are supported and encouraged. 5.4.1. Digital freedoms are protected through monitoring, reporting, and evidence-based advocacy. 5.4.2. The Government is held accountable for its performance in the development of internet infrastructure through monitoring and evidence-based advocacy/recommendations. 5.4.3. Citizens of Georgia (with a focus on digitally vulnerable population, especially in the regions) are more resilient to digital threats through their awareness about digital freedoms, digital security mechanisms, and tools being raised via innovative and informational campaigns, capacity building materials/tutorials, and platforms. 6. Disinformation and Memory Studies 6.1 Greater openness of archives in Georgia is achieved. Positive changes towards the openness of archives, more inclusive, user-friendly, and environmentally friendly archives across the Post-Soviet space are advocated with active involvement of IDFI; 6.2 Public awareness about the importance of archives is raised. Emphasizing the importance of the understanding of the recent and contemporary history for the development of the state memory policy; 6.3 Networks of researchers of memory studies are created that contribute to better understanding of the totalitarian past and dissemination of informed narratives about it across the society. IDFI contributes in the process of forming/deepening the networks; 6.4 School and university students involvement in memory studies is increased: more local and international students working on Soviet studies. IDFI is a key actor in developing/offering the courses; 6.5 The system for resisting and countering strategic communications directed against Georgias Euro-Atlantic aspirations and democratization is enhanced; 6.6 Collaborating with International NGOs, research institutions, and think-tanks to better inform society about the threats and existence of propaganda; 6.7 University program on memory and disinformation studies becomes a platform for sharing the experience and knowledge accumulated by IDFI and its partners in the academic space. Sweden KPMG Georgia LLC Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KPMG Georgia LLC Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 184800 184800 184800 KPMG Georgia LLC 184800 KPMG Georgia LLC Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16503 Sweden Support to CIN Strategy 2024-2027. In the coming years, the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same vigor and level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. CIN’s overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results, which are presented in the Results Matrix. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Stöd till CIN-strategi 2024-2027. Under de kommande åren kommer Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) att fortsätta att stärka medborgarna genom verifierad information om korruption och missbruk av makt på alla nivåer i Bosnien och Hercegovina med samma kraft och nivå av engagemang. Kontinuerliga ansträngningar kommer att göras för att säkerställa större ansvarsskyldighet myndigheter och institutionella företrädare i kampen mot korruption, genom förbättring av rättsliga och institutionella ramar och lagföring av dem som är inblandade i korrupta aktiviteter. CIN:s övergripande bidrag till detta mål definieras enligt följande: Den lagstiftande och institutionell ram kommer att förbättras för att effektivt bekämpa korruption och säkerställa lika tillgång till lag och rättvisa för alla medborgare. För att uppnå detta mål har CIN identifierat två huvudresultat av sitt arbete, vidare uppdelad i steg och resultat, vilka presenteras i resultatmatrisen. Utfall I definieras enligt följande: Medborgare har tillgång till verifierad information om korruption i den offentliga sektorn. Resultat II definieras enligt följande: Offentliga tjänstemän är redo att förbättra det juridiska och institutionella ramar i kampen mot korruption Throughout the duration of this intervention (continuation of core support from previous period) the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. This intervention aims to enable CIN to continue and expand its watchdog function in holding government accountable on corruption issues while exposing organized crime and the politicians that support it. In addition, this program would help CIN to better structure itself to address shortcomings in its administration while growing commercial revenues. CINs overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Outcome I: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector During the reporting period, Jan 2025 - Dec 2025, CIN exceeded its annual production targets and continued to demonstrate strong investigative and editorial capacity. This sustained production contributed to increased public access to verified information on corruption, abuse of office, and misuse of public resources. It strengthened transparency and public scrutiny of public institutions, while providing citizens, civil society, and competent authorities with evidence-based information to support accountability efforts. CIN published: 25 investigative stories38 follow-up/news stories linked to investigations12 video stories184 short animated videos119 infographics and illustrations. These outputs contributed to making complex corruption cases more accessible and understandable to a broader audience through diversified multimedia formats. Several investigations also contributed to institutional and judicial follow-up, including investigations, indictments, verdicts, sanctions, and procedural changes linked to issues raised through CINs reporting. CIN's investigations also generated tangible accountability outcomes, contributing to 1 official investigation, 5 indictments, 6 court verdicts, 7 sanctions or suspensions, and 2 procedural or regulatory changes, demonstrating the continued relevance of investigative journalism in supporting institutional and judicial action against corruption. The organization also updated three major public databases: Politicians Assets DatabaseProperty Holdings of Judges and Prosecutors DatabaseBiH Pardons Database. These updates improved public access to structured and searchable information on the assets and activities of public officials and other areas relevant to corruption risks. They enabled citizens, journalists, and civil society organisations to independently access, analyse, and use verified data to support oversight, investigative work, and public accountability. In addition, CIN produced one publication/policy paper and organized four round tables aimed at increasing dialogue between civil society, professional communities, and institutions. These activities contributed to increased dialogue and exchange between civil society, professional communities, and public institutions on issues related to corruption and accountability. They also supported the use of evidence and investigative findings in discussions on policy, oversight mechanisms, and anti-corruption measures. CINs content achieved significant public outreach and visibility. Investigative content was republished 412 times by other media outlets, including online portals, television, and radio stations, confirming CINs continued relevance and credibility within the media landscape. This indicates that media actors increasingly rely on CIN as a trusted source, contributing to wider dissemination of verified information and increased public awareness of corruption issues. CIN investigations continued to generate concrete institutional and judicial responses. According to the last narrative report, during the reporting period, CINs reporting contributed to: 1 official investigation5 indictments6 verdicts7 sanctions/suspensions2 amendments or procedural changes3 awards and recognitions. These responses demonstrate that law enforcement and judicial actors are acting on evidence presented through CINs reporting, reflecting increased institutional responsiveness to corruption cases. Examples include investigations and prosecutions linked to misuse of public funds, corruption in public administration, organized crime, and abuse of official positions. Judicial and law enforcement institutions continued to verify allegations raised through CIN reporting, demonstrating the practical relevance and credibility of the organizations investigative work. This suggests that verified information produced by CIN is not only informing the public but also being used in formal accountability processes. Outcome II: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption CINs investigative work continued to trigger institutional responses and contributed to increased public pressure for accountability and reform. This public pressure has contributed to changes in how some institutional actors respond to corruption cases. Authorities reacted to several investigations through the opening of investigations, filing of indictments, court proceedings, sanctions, and procedural changes. This indicates that law enforcement and judicial actors are increasingly taking action based on publicly available evidence, reflecting a degree of improved responsiveness and accountability practices. CINs findings also contributed to discussions on improving transparency, oversight mechanisms, and accountability practices in public institutions. These discussions suggest gradual shifts in priorities among certain institutional and professional actors toward strengthening accountability mechanisms. The organization further strengthened cooperation with civil society representatives and professional communities through round tables and public discussions aimed at collectively advocating for institutional reforms and anti-corruption measures. This has contributed to stronger collaboration between actors advocating for reform, potentially increasing collective influence on institutional practices. While legislative and institutional reforms remain dependent on broader political dynamics outside CINs direct control, the evidence demonstrates that CINs reporting continues to serve as an important catalyst for accountability processes and institutional reactions. However, changes at the legislative and high-level political level remain limited, indicating that some key actors have not yet shifted their priorities toward structural reform. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16503-16503A0101 Sweden Support to CIN Strategy 2024-2027. In the coming years, the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same vigor and level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. CIN’s overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results, which are presented in the Results Matrix. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Stöd till CIN-strategi 2024-2027. Under de kommande åren kommer Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) att fortsätta att stärka medborgarna genom verifierad information om korruption och missbruk av makt på alla nivåer i Bosnien och Hercegovina med samma kraft och nivå av engagemang. Kontinuerliga ansträngningar kommer att göras för att säkerställa större ansvarsskyldighet myndigheter och institutionella företrädare i kampen mot korruption, genom förbättring av rättsliga och institutionella ramar och lagföring av dem som är inblandade i korrupta aktiviteter. CIN:s övergripande bidrag till detta mål definieras enligt följande: Den lagstiftande och institutionell ram kommer att förbättras för att effektivt bekämpa korruption och säkerställa lika tillgång till lag och rättvisa för alla medborgare. För att uppnå detta mål har CIN identifierat två huvudresultat av sitt arbete, vidare uppdelad i steg och resultat, vilka presenteras i resultatmatrisen. Utfall I definieras enligt följande: Medborgare har tillgång till verifierad information om korruption i den offentliga sektorn. Resultat II definieras enligt följande: Offentliga tjänstemän är redo att förbättra det juridiska och institutionella ramar i kampen mot korruption Throughout the duration of this intervention (continuation of core support from previous period) the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. This intervention aims to enable CIN to continue and expand its watchdog function in holding government accountable on corruption issues while exposing organized crime and the politicians that support it. In addition, this program would help CIN to better structure itself to address shortcomings in its administration while growing commercial revenues. CINs overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Sweden CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 6000000 CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting 3000000 CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting 3000000 CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16503-16503A0102 Sweden Support to CIN Strategy 2024-2027. In the coming years, the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same vigor and level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. CIN’s overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results, which are presented in the Results Matrix. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Stöd till CIN-strategi 2024-2027. Under de kommande åren kommer Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) att fortsätta att stärka medborgarna genom verifierad information om korruption och missbruk av makt på alla nivåer i Bosnien och Hercegovina med samma kraft och nivå av engagemang. Kontinuerliga ansträngningar kommer att göras för att säkerställa större ansvarsskyldighet myndigheter och institutionella företrädare i kampen mot korruption, genom förbättring av rättsliga och institutionella ramar och lagföring av dem som är inblandade i korrupta aktiviteter. CIN:s övergripande bidrag till detta mål definieras enligt följande: Den lagstiftande och institutionell ram kommer att förbättras för att effektivt bekämpa korruption och säkerställa lika tillgång till lag och rättvisa för alla medborgare. För att uppnå detta mål har CIN identifierat två huvudresultat av sitt arbete, vidare uppdelad i steg och resultat, vilka presenteras i resultatmatrisen. Utfall I definieras enligt följande: Medborgare har tillgång till verifierad information om korruption i den offentliga sektorn. Resultat II definieras enligt följande: Offentliga tjänstemän är redo att förbättra det juridiska och institutionella ramar i kampen mot korruption Throughout the duration of this intervention (continuation of core support from previous period) the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. This intervention aims to enable CIN to continue and expand its watchdog function in holding government accountable on corruption issues while exposing organized crime and the politicians that support it. In addition, this program would help CIN to better structure itself to address shortcomings in its administration while growing commercial revenues. CINs overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Sweden CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency N/A to be procured 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 250000 250000 250000 N/A to be procured 250000 N/A to be procured Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16503-16503A0103 Sweden Support to CIN Strategy 2024-2027. In the coming years, the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same vigor and level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. CIN’s overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results, which are presented in the Results Matrix. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Stöd till CIN-strategi 2024-2027. Under de kommande åren kommer Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) att fortsätta att stärka medborgarna genom verifierad information om korruption och missbruk av makt på alla nivåer i Bosnien och Hercegovina med samma kraft och nivå av engagemang. Kontinuerliga ansträngningar kommer att göras för att säkerställa större ansvarsskyldighet myndigheter och institutionella företrädare i kampen mot korruption, genom förbättring av rättsliga och institutionella ramar och lagföring av dem som är inblandade i korrupta aktiviteter. CIN:s övergripande bidrag till detta mål definieras enligt följande: Den lagstiftande och institutionell ram kommer att förbättras för att effektivt bekämpa korruption och säkerställa lika tillgång till lag och rättvisa för alla medborgare. För att uppnå detta mål har CIN identifierat två huvudresultat av sitt arbete, vidare uppdelad i steg och resultat, vilka presenteras i resultatmatrisen. Utfall I definieras enligt följande: Medborgare har tillgång till verifierad information om korruption i den offentliga sektorn. Resultat II definieras enligt följande: Offentliga tjänstemän är redo att förbättra det juridiska och institutionella ramar i kampen mot korruption Throughout the duration of this intervention (continuation of core support from previous period) the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. This intervention aims to enable CIN to continue and expand its watchdog function in holding government accountable on corruption issues while exposing organized crime and the politicians that support it. In addition, this program would help CIN to better structure itself to address shortcomings in its administration while growing commercial revenues. CINs overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Sweden CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 2000000 2000000 2000000 0 4000000 CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting 2000000 CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16632 Sweden The National Association for Sexual Information (RFSU) was founded in 1933 and is a Swedish, non-profit, non-governmental civil society organization without religious, political or trade union affiliation. The vision that has consistently driven the organization is a world where all people are free to make decisions about their bodies and their sexuality. RFSU emphasizes that the groups and people who are most exposed to discrimination and from having their rights fulfilled must be prioritized. RFSU has run an international business for more than 50 years. It is for the international activities that RFSU seeks a grant from Sida. RFSU has submitted an application to Sida for support to RFSU's civil society program for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) 2024-2028. The goal of the programme is to support civil society organizations around the world in their work to make SRHR accessible to all. This is done through partnerships with organizations and movements that work to realize SRHR, to jointly advocate to counteract a shrinking space for SRHR, to advocate for laws that protect SRHR, to follow up that governments deliver on commitments for SRHR and to ensure that sexuality knowledge increases both in schools and digital. The application also includes an annex for specific bilateral support to Georgia where funds are to be delegated to the CSO strategy. The government's regulation letter to Sida for the budget year 2023 states that signing new agreements under the appropriation for support through Swedish organizations in civil society, should be avoided as much as possible, and that new agreements that extend beyond 2025 should also be avoided. The regulatory letter also contains a reduction of approximately 10% of the budget for the appropriation on support through Swedish organizations in civil society for 2023. The dialogue with RFSU on new support and assessment for new support began prior to receipt of the regulatory letter for 2023. The assessment for new support has hence been based on a conceptualization of a five-year programme. Sida proposes to align to the regulatory letter for 2023 and only enter into a one-year agreement to support the first year of RFSU's program. Sida indicated an indicative amount to RFSU by the end of 2022 of SEK 297 million to support the planned five-year agreement period 2024-2028. Sida proposes that the indicative amount should apply as a basis for calculation for the one-year agreement period in 2024. The requested bilateral amount for Georgia is proposed to be maintained. Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning (RFSU) grundades 1933 i Sverige och är en ickevinstdrivande, ickestatlig civilsamhällesorganisation utan religiös, politisk eller facklig tillhörighet. Den vision som genomgående drivit organisationen är en värld där alla människor är fria att ta beslut över sina kroppar och sin sexualitet. RFSU understryker att de grupper och personer som är mest utsatta för diskriminering och från att få sina rättigheter uppfyllda måste prioriteras. RFSU har drivit en internationell verksamhet i mer än 50 år. Det är för den internationella verksamheten som RFSU söker bidrag från Sida. RFSU har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om stöd till RFSUs civilsamhällesprogram för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) 2024-2028. Målet med insatsen är att stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer runtom i världen i deras arbete med att tillgängliggöra SRHR för alla. Detta görs genom partnerskap med organisationer och rörelser som arbetar för förverkligandet av SRHR, gemensamt påverkansarbete för att motverka ett krympande utrymme för SRHR, påverkansarbete för lagar som skyddar SRHR, följa upp att regeringar levererar på åtaganden för SRHR och säkra att sexualkunskap ökar både i skolor och digitalt. Ansökan inkluderar också en bilaga för specifikt bilateralt stöd till Georgien där medel delegeras till CSO-strategin. Regeringens regleringsbrev till Sida för budgetåret 2023 innehåller skrivningar om att nya avtal på anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället i möjligaste mån ska undvikas, samt att nya avtal som sträcker sig längre än till 2025 likaså ska undvikas. Regleringsbrevet innehåller också en minskning med ca 10 % av budgeten för anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för 2023. Dialog om nytt stöd och beredning inleddes före regleringsbrevet och beredning har baserades på ansökan om stöd om fem år. Sida föreslår att i enlighet med regleringsbrevet 2023 endast ingå ett ettårigt avtal om stöd för första året av RFSUs program. Sida angav ett indikativt belopp till RFSU i slutet på 2022 om 297 mnkr som stöd för kommande fem-års avtalsperiod. Sida föreslår att det indikativa beloppet ska gälla som beräkningsgrund också för det ettåriga avtalet. Det ansökta bilaterala beloppet för Georgien föreslås bibehållas. Effektmål: 1. Politiska, juridiska och finansiella policybeslut i Sverige och globalt främjar SRHR och hållbar utveckling för alla, oavsett makt och resurser 2. Normer och attityder i Sverige och globalt ger ökad möjlighet för alla att njuta av, och bestämma över, sin kropp och sin sexualitet 3. Människor i Sverige och globalt, oavsett makt och resurser, a) har ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård b) har ökade möjligheter att organisera sig och påverka SRHR c) har ökad kunskap om sin kropp och sin sexualitet Inriktningsmål (prioriteringsmål): 1. Agenda 2030 implementeras i sin helhet, där SRHR perspektivet synliggörs, i Sverige och globalt. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer lokalt, nationellt och globalt främjar SRHR och ett ökat demokratisk utrymme att verka. 2. Normer om kropp, sexualitet och relationer skapar en förbättrad och jämställd grund för lust, njutning och ömsesidighet samt karakteriseras av frånvaro av rasism och andra maktstrukturer. 3. Människor, oavsett makt och resurser, har tillgång till laglig och säker abort och frånvaro av stigma kopplat till abort. 4. Människor, oavsett ålder och resurser har tillgång till, och kunskap om, preventivmedel efter behov. 5. Ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård för alla människor, oavsett makt och resurser, med fokus på människor som utsätts för rasism. 6. Människor har ökade möjligheter att leva, forma relationer och starta en familj enligt önskemål, utan att hindras av diskriminerande lagar om genus, sexuell orientering, genusidentitet och andra maktstrukturer. 7. Kvinnors, barns och hetero-, bi-, trans- queer- intersex (HBTQI)människors SRHR begränsas inte av genusvåld eller skadlig praxis som hedersvåld och förtryck 8. Alla barn och ungdomar, oavsett livssituationer, har jämlik tillgång till sexualundervisning samt kunskap om sexualitet, kropp och relationer. Delmål 1. Finansiering till progressive civilsamhällesaktörer och röster som bidrar till en värld där alla är fria att ta beslut om sin kropp och sin sexualitet. 2. Prioriterad flexibilitet och anpassbarhet till partnerorganisationers behov, samt främjandet av starka och tillitsbaserade samarbetsförhållanden med lokala partners. 3. Ökad kunskap om SRHR och förståelse för hur SRHR avanceras bland civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser. 4. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser som arbetar med SRHR. 5. Ökade juridiska, politiska och finansiella åtaganden för SRHR på global, Europeiska unionens nivå och nationell nivå. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Georgia Ghana Kenya Cambodia Sri Lanka Liberia Developing countries, unspecified Central America, regional Asia, regional Reproductive health care Human rights Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-16632-16632A0101 Sweden The National Association for Sexual Information (RFSU) was founded in 1933 and is a Swedish, non-profit, non-governmental civil society organization without religious, political or trade union affiliation. The vision that has consistently driven the organization is a world where all people are free to make decisions about their bodies and their sexuality. RFSU emphasizes that the groups and people who are most exposed to discrimination and from having their rights fulfilled must be prioritized. RFSU has run an international business for more than 50 years. It is for the international activities that RFSU seeks a grant from Sida. RFSU has submitted an application to Sida for support to RFSU's civil society program for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) 2024-2028. The goal of the programme is to support civil society organizations around the world in their work to make SRHR accessible to all. This is done through partnerships with organizations and movements that work to realize SRHR, to jointly advocate to counteract a shrinking space for SRHR, to advocate for laws that protect SRHR, to follow up that governments deliver on commitments for SRHR and to ensure that sexuality knowledge increases both in schools and digital. The application also includes an annex for specific bilateral support to Georgia where funds are to be delegated to the CSO strategy. The government's regulation letter to Sida for the budget year 2023 states that signing new agreements under the appropriation for support through Swedish organizations in civil society, should be avoided as much as possible, and that new agreements that extend beyond 2025 should also be avoided. The regulatory letter also contains a reduction of approximately 10% of the budget for the appropriation on support through Swedish organizations in civil society for 2023. The dialogue with RFSU on new support and assessment for new support began prior to receipt of the regulatory letter for 2023. The assessment for new support has hence been based on a conceptualization of a five-year programme. Sida proposes to align to the regulatory letter for 2023 and only enter into a one-year agreement to support the first year of RFSU's program. Sida indicated an indicative amount to RFSU by the end of 2022 of SEK 297 million to support the planned five-year agreement period 2024-2028. Sida proposes that the indicative amount should apply as a basis for calculation for the one-year agreement period in 2024. The requested bilateral amount for Georgia is proposed to be maintained. Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning (RFSU) grundades 1933 i Sverige och är en ickevinstdrivande, ickestatlig civilsamhällesorganisation utan religiös, politisk eller facklig tillhörighet. Den vision som genomgående drivit organisationen är en värld där alla människor är fria att ta beslut över sina kroppar och sin sexualitet. RFSU understryker att de grupper och personer som är mest utsatta för diskriminering och från att få sina rättigheter uppfyllda måste prioriteras. RFSU har drivit en internationell verksamhet i mer än 50 år. Det är för den internationella verksamheten som RFSU söker bidrag från Sida. RFSU har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om stöd till RFSUs civilsamhällesprogram för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) 2024-2028. Målet med insatsen är att stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer runtom i världen i deras arbete med att tillgängliggöra SRHR för alla. Detta görs genom partnerskap med organisationer och rörelser som arbetar för förverkligandet av SRHR, gemensamt påverkansarbete för att motverka ett krympande utrymme för SRHR, påverkansarbete för lagar som skyddar SRHR, följa upp att regeringar levererar på åtaganden för SRHR och säkra att sexualkunskap ökar både i skolor och digitalt. Ansökan inkluderar också en bilaga för specifikt bilateralt stöd till Georgien där medel delegeras till CSO-strategin. Regeringens regleringsbrev till Sida för budgetåret 2023 innehåller skrivningar om att nya avtal på anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället i möjligaste mån ska undvikas, samt att nya avtal som sträcker sig längre än till 2025 likaså ska undvikas. Regleringsbrevet innehåller också en minskning med ca 10 % av budgeten för anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för 2023. Dialog om nytt stöd och beredning inleddes före regleringsbrevet och beredning har baserades på ansökan om stöd om fem år. Sida föreslår att i enlighet med regleringsbrevet 2023 endast ingå ett ettårigt avtal om stöd för första året av RFSUs program. Sida angav ett indikativt belopp till RFSU i slutet på 2022 om 297 mnkr som stöd för kommande fem-års avtalsperiod. Sida föreslår att det indikativa beloppet ska gälla som beräkningsgrund också för det ettåriga avtalet. Det ansökta bilaterala beloppet för Georgien föreslås bibehållas. Effektmål: 1. Politiska, juridiska och finansiella policybeslut i Sverige och globalt främjar SRHR och hållbar utveckling för alla, oavsett makt och resurser 2. Normer och attityder i Sverige och globalt ger ökad möjlighet för alla att njuta av, och bestämma över, sin kropp och sin sexualitet 3. Människor i Sverige och globalt, oavsett makt och resurser, a) har ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård b) har ökade möjligheter att organisera sig och påverka SRHR c) har ökad kunskap om sin kropp och sin sexualitet Inriktningsmål (prioriteringsmål): 1. Agenda 2030 implementeras i sin helhet, där SRHR perspektivet synliggörs, i Sverige och globalt. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer lokalt, nationellt och globalt främjar SRHR och ett ökat demokratisk utrymme att verka. 2. Normer om kropp, sexualitet och relationer skapar en förbättrad och jämställd grund för lust, njutning och ömsesidighet samt karakteriseras av frånvaro av rasism och andra maktstrukturer. 3. Människor, oavsett makt och resurser, har tillgång till laglig och säker abort och frånvaro av stigma kopplat till abort. 4. Människor, oavsett ålder och resurser har tillgång till, och kunskap om, preventivmedel efter behov. 5. Ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård för alla människor, oavsett makt och resurser, med fokus på människor som utsätts för rasism. 6. Människor har ökade möjligheter att leva, forma relationer och starta en familj enligt önskemål, utan att hindras av diskriminerande lagar om genus, sexuell orientering, genusidentitet och andra maktstrukturer. 7. Kvinnors, barns och hetero-, bi-, trans- queer- intersex (HBTQI)människors SRHR begränsas inte av genusvåld eller skadlig praxis som hedersvåld och förtryck 8. Alla barn och ungdomar, oavsett livssituationer, har jämlik tillgång till sexualundervisning samt kunskap om sexualitet, kropp och relationer. Delmål 1. Finansiering till progressive civilsamhällesaktörer och röster som bidrar till en värld där alla är fria att ta beslut om sin kropp och sin sexualitet. 2. Prioriterad flexibilitet och anpassbarhet till partnerorganisationers behov, samt främjandet av starka och tillitsbaserade samarbetsförhållanden med lokala partners. 3. Ökad kunskap om SRHR och förståelse för hur SRHR avanceras bland civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser. 4. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser som arbetar med SRHR. 5. Ökade juridiska, politiska och finansiella åtaganden för SRHR på global, Europeiska unionens nivå och nationell nivå. Sweden RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 59400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10065000.0000000019 0 -0.0000000002 49335000.0000000075 0 0 0 0 0 0 4953960 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 6480540 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4680720 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 21948300 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 2073060 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1407780 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 6415200 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 2334420 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4847040 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4258980 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3537319.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 5328180 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3887598 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1721791.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1169239.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4114539 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 5382448.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 18229282.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4025736 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1938865.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3719017.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 793122 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1098091.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 839421 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 721660.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 821304 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 395554.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1087020 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 351268.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 238540.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16632-16632A0102 Sweden The National Association for Sexual Information (RFSU) was founded in 1933 and is a Swedish, non-profit, non-governmental civil society organization without religious, political or trade union affiliation. The vision that has consistently driven the organization is a world where all people are free to make decisions about their bodies and their sexuality. RFSU emphasizes that the groups and people who are most exposed to discrimination and from having their rights fulfilled must be prioritized. RFSU has run an international business for more than 50 years. It is for the international activities that RFSU seeks a grant from Sida. RFSU has submitted an application to Sida for support to RFSU's civil society program for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) 2024-2028. The goal of the programme is to support civil society organizations around the world in their work to make SRHR accessible to all. This is done through partnerships with organizations and movements that work to realize SRHR, to jointly advocate to counteract a shrinking space for SRHR, to advocate for laws that protect SRHR, to follow up that governments deliver on commitments for SRHR and to ensure that sexuality knowledge increases both in schools and digital. The application also includes an annex for specific bilateral support to Georgia where funds are to be delegated to the CSO strategy. The government's regulation letter to Sida for the budget year 2023 states that signing new agreements under the appropriation for support through Swedish organizations in civil society, should be avoided as much as possible, and that new agreements that extend beyond 2025 should also be avoided. The regulatory letter also contains a reduction of approximately 10% of the budget for the appropriation on support through Swedish organizations in civil society for 2023. The dialogue with RFSU on new support and assessment for new support began prior to receipt of the regulatory letter for 2023. The assessment for new support has hence been based on a conceptualization of a five-year programme. Sida proposes to align to the regulatory letter for 2023 and only enter into a one-year agreement to support the first year of RFSU's program. Sida indicated an indicative amount to RFSU by the end of 2022 of SEK 297 million to support the planned five-year agreement period 2024-2028. Sida proposes that the indicative amount should apply as a basis for calculation for the one-year agreement period in 2024. The requested bilateral amount for Georgia is proposed to be maintained. Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning (RFSU) grundades 1933 i Sverige och är en ickevinstdrivande, ickestatlig civilsamhällesorganisation utan religiös, politisk eller facklig tillhörighet. Den vision som genomgående drivit organisationen är en värld där alla människor är fria att ta beslut över sina kroppar och sin sexualitet. RFSU understryker att de grupper och personer som är mest utsatta för diskriminering och från att få sina rättigheter uppfyllda måste prioriteras. RFSU har drivit en internationell verksamhet i mer än 50 år. Det är för den internationella verksamheten som RFSU söker bidrag från Sida. RFSU har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om stöd till RFSUs civilsamhällesprogram för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) 2024-2028. Målet med insatsen är att stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer runtom i världen i deras arbete med att tillgängliggöra SRHR för alla. Detta görs genom partnerskap med organisationer och rörelser som arbetar för förverkligandet av SRHR, gemensamt påverkansarbete för att motverka ett krympande utrymme för SRHR, påverkansarbete för lagar som skyddar SRHR, följa upp att regeringar levererar på åtaganden för SRHR och säkra att sexualkunskap ökar både i skolor och digitalt. Ansökan inkluderar också en bilaga för specifikt bilateralt stöd till Georgien där medel delegeras till CSO-strategin. Regeringens regleringsbrev till Sida för budgetåret 2023 innehåller skrivningar om att nya avtal på anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället i möjligaste mån ska undvikas, samt att nya avtal som sträcker sig längre än till 2025 likaså ska undvikas. Regleringsbrevet innehåller också en minskning med ca 10 % av budgeten för anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för 2023. Dialog om nytt stöd och beredning inleddes före regleringsbrevet och beredning har baserades på ansökan om stöd om fem år. Sida föreslår att i enlighet med regleringsbrevet 2023 endast ingå ett ettårigt avtal om stöd för första året av RFSUs program. Sida angav ett indikativt belopp till RFSU i slutet på 2022 om 297 mnkr som stöd för kommande fem-års avtalsperiod. Sida föreslår att det indikativa beloppet ska gälla som beräkningsgrund också för det ettåriga avtalet. Det ansökta bilaterala beloppet för Georgien föreslås bibehållas. Effektmål: 1. Politiska, juridiska och finansiella policybeslut i Sverige och globalt främjar SRHR och hållbar utveckling för alla, oavsett makt och resurser 2. Normer och attityder i Sverige och globalt ger ökad möjlighet för alla att njuta av, och bestämma över, sin kropp och sin sexualitet 3. Människor i Sverige och globalt, oavsett makt och resurser, a) har ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård b) har ökade möjligheter att organisera sig och påverka SRHR c) har ökad kunskap om sin kropp och sin sexualitet Inriktningsmål (prioriteringsmål): 1. Agenda 2030 implementeras i sin helhet, där SRHR perspektivet synliggörs, i Sverige och globalt. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer lokalt, nationellt och globalt främjar SRHR och ett ökat demokratisk utrymme att verka. 2. Normer om kropp, sexualitet och relationer skapar en förbättrad och jämställd grund för lust, njutning och ömsesidighet samt karakteriseras av frånvaro av rasism och andra maktstrukturer. 3. Människor, oavsett makt och resurser, har tillgång till laglig och säker abort och frånvaro av stigma kopplat till abort. 4. Människor, oavsett ålder och resurser har tillgång till, och kunskap om, preventivmedel efter behov. 5. Ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård för alla människor, oavsett makt och resurser, med fokus på människor som utsätts för rasism. 6. Människor har ökade möjligheter att leva, forma relationer och starta en familj enligt önskemål, utan att hindras av diskriminerande lagar om genus, sexuell orientering, genusidentitet och andra maktstrukturer. 7. Kvinnors, barns och hetero-, bi-, trans- queer- intersex (HBTQI)människors SRHR begränsas inte av genusvåld eller skadlig praxis som hedersvåld och förtryck 8. Alla barn och ungdomar, oavsett livssituationer, har jämlik tillgång till sexualundervisning samt kunskap om sexualitet, kropp och relationer. Delmål 1. Finansiering till progressive civilsamhällesaktörer och röster som bidrar till en värld där alla är fria att ta beslut om sin kropp och sin sexualitet. 2. Prioriterad flexibilitet och anpassbarhet till partnerorganisationers behov, samt främjandet av starka och tillitsbaserade samarbetsförhållanden med lokala partners. 3. Ökad kunskap om SRHR och förståelse för hur SRHR avanceras bland civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser. 4. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser som arbetar med SRHR. 5. Ökade juridiska, politiska och finansiella åtaganden för SRHR på global, Europeiska unionens nivå och nationell nivå. Sweden RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7849000 5630000 0 0 0 0 0 2219000 0 0 7849000 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 5630000 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 2219000 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-16632-16632A0103 Sweden The National Association for Sexual Information (RFSU) was founded in 1933 and is a Swedish, non-profit, non-governmental civil society organization without religious, political or trade union affiliation. The vision that has consistently driven the organization is a world where all people are free to make decisions about their bodies and their sexuality. RFSU emphasizes that the groups and people who are most exposed to discrimination and from having their rights fulfilled must be prioritized. RFSU has run an international business for more than 50 years. It is for the international activities that RFSU seeks a grant from Sida. RFSU has submitted an application to Sida for support to RFSU's civil society program for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) 2024-2028. The goal of the programme is to support civil society organizations around the world in their work to make SRHR accessible to all. This is done through partnerships with organizations and movements that work to realize SRHR, to jointly advocate to counteract a shrinking space for SRHR, to advocate for laws that protect SRHR, to follow up that governments deliver on commitments for SRHR and to ensure that sexuality knowledge increases both in schools and digital. The application also includes an annex for specific bilateral support to Georgia where funds are to be delegated to the CSO strategy. The government's regulation letter to Sida for the budget year 2023 states that signing new agreements under the appropriation for support through Swedish organizations in civil society, should be avoided as much as possible, and that new agreements that extend beyond 2025 should also be avoided. The regulatory letter also contains a reduction of approximately 10% of the budget for the appropriation on support through Swedish organizations in civil society for 2023. The dialogue with RFSU on new support and assessment for new support began prior to receipt of the regulatory letter for 2023. The assessment for new support has hence been based on a conceptualization of a five-year programme. Sida proposes to align to the regulatory letter for 2023 and only enter into a one-year agreement to support the first year of RFSU's program. Sida indicated an indicative amount to RFSU by the end of 2022 of SEK 297 million to support the planned five-year agreement period 2024-2028. Sida proposes that the indicative amount should apply as a basis for calculation for the one-year agreement period in 2024. The requested bilateral amount for Georgia is proposed to be maintained. Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning (RFSU) grundades 1933 i Sverige och är en ickevinstdrivande, ickestatlig civilsamhällesorganisation utan religiös, politisk eller facklig tillhörighet. Den vision som genomgående drivit organisationen är en värld där alla människor är fria att ta beslut över sina kroppar och sin sexualitet. RFSU understryker att de grupper och personer som är mest utsatta för diskriminering och från att få sina rättigheter uppfyllda måste prioriteras. RFSU har drivit en internationell verksamhet i mer än 50 år. Det är för den internationella verksamheten som RFSU söker bidrag från Sida. RFSU har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om stöd till RFSUs civilsamhällesprogram för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) 2024-2028. Målet med insatsen är att stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer runtom i världen i deras arbete med att tillgängliggöra SRHR för alla. Detta görs genom partnerskap med organisationer och rörelser som arbetar för förverkligandet av SRHR, gemensamt påverkansarbete för att motverka ett krympande utrymme för SRHR, påverkansarbete för lagar som skyddar SRHR, följa upp att regeringar levererar på åtaganden för SRHR och säkra att sexualkunskap ökar både i skolor och digitalt. Ansökan inkluderar också en bilaga för specifikt bilateralt stöd till Georgien där medel delegeras till CSO-strategin. Regeringens regleringsbrev till Sida för budgetåret 2023 innehåller skrivningar om att nya avtal på anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället i möjligaste mån ska undvikas, samt att nya avtal som sträcker sig längre än till 2025 likaså ska undvikas. Regleringsbrevet innehåller också en minskning med ca 10 % av budgeten för anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för 2023. Dialog om nytt stöd och beredning inleddes före regleringsbrevet och beredning har baserades på ansökan om stöd om fem år. Sida föreslår att i enlighet med regleringsbrevet 2023 endast ingå ett ettårigt avtal om stöd för första året av RFSUs program. Sida angav ett indikativt belopp till RFSU i slutet på 2022 om 297 mnkr som stöd för kommande fem-års avtalsperiod. Sida föreslår att det indikativa beloppet ska gälla som beräkningsgrund också för det ettåriga avtalet. Det ansökta bilaterala beloppet för Georgien föreslås bibehållas. Effektmål: 1. Politiska, juridiska och finansiella policybeslut i Sverige och globalt främjar SRHR och hållbar utveckling för alla, oavsett makt och resurser 2. Normer och attityder i Sverige och globalt ger ökad möjlighet för alla att njuta av, och bestämma över, sin kropp och sin sexualitet 3. Människor i Sverige och globalt, oavsett makt och resurser, a) har ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård b) har ökade möjligheter att organisera sig och påverka SRHR c) har ökad kunskap om sin kropp och sin sexualitet Inriktningsmål (prioriteringsmål): 1. Agenda 2030 implementeras i sin helhet, där SRHR perspektivet synliggörs, i Sverige och globalt. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer lokalt, nationellt och globalt främjar SRHR och ett ökat demokratisk utrymme att verka. 2. Normer om kropp, sexualitet och relationer skapar en förbättrad och jämställd grund för lust, njutning och ömsesidighet samt karakteriseras av frånvaro av rasism och andra maktstrukturer. 3. Människor, oavsett makt och resurser, har tillgång till laglig och säker abort och frånvaro av stigma kopplat till abort. 4. Människor, oavsett ålder och resurser har tillgång till, och kunskap om, preventivmedel efter behov. 5. Ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård för alla människor, oavsett makt och resurser, med fokus på människor som utsätts för rasism. 6. Människor har ökade möjligheter att leva, forma relationer och starta en familj enligt önskemål, utan att hindras av diskriminerande lagar om genus, sexuell orientering, genusidentitet och andra maktstrukturer. 7. Kvinnors, barns och hetero-, bi-, trans- queer- intersex (HBTQI)människors SRHR begränsas inte av genusvåld eller skadlig praxis som hedersvåld och förtryck 8. Alla barn och ungdomar, oavsett livssituationer, har jämlik tillgång till sexualundervisning samt kunskap om sexualitet, kropp och relationer. Delmål 1. Finansiering till progressive civilsamhällesaktörer och röster som bidrar till en värld där alla är fria att ta beslut om sin kropp och sin sexualitet. 2. Prioriterad flexibilitet och anpassbarhet till partnerorganisationers behov, samt främjandet av starka och tillitsbaserade samarbetsförhållanden med lokala partners. 3. Ökad kunskap om SRHR och förståelse för hur SRHR avanceras bland civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser. 4. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser som arbetar med SRHR. 5. Ökade juridiska, politiska och finansiella åtaganden för SRHR på global, Europeiska unionens nivå och nationell nivå. Sweden RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 42956915 -585 0 -1902753.9999999993 0 39355000 0 3602500 0 0 1718276.6000000001 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4295691.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1933061.175 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 14175781.9499999993 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3866122.3500000001 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3866122.3500000001 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1288707.45 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3866122.3500000001 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4510476.0750000002 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3436553.2000000002 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3541950 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3148400 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1574200 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1770975 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1180650 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4132275 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 12987150 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3541950 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3541950 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3935500 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -193.05 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -46.8 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -52.65 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -17.55 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -58.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -26.325 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -52.65 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -61.425 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -52.65 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -23.4 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 378262.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 108075 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 324225 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 324225 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1188825 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 162112.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 144100 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 288200 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 324225 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 360250 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16952 Sweden A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH The GEAR Up is a partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH. The program has two main goals 1. Institutional mechanisms for gender equality are strengthened and effectively implemented in line with gender equality commitments through effective structures and systems, across government and at all relevant levels. 2. Strengthened systems, mechanisms and instruments to achieve gender equality in all areas of society. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general Overall, the programme made meaningful progress during 2025 despite a delayed start caused by the fact that the governmenttogovernment agreement between Sida and the Agency for Gender Equality of Bosnia and Herzegovina was not yet in place. Since the agreement was only signed in July 2026, preparatory work throughout 2025 was carried out through UN Women, while the Swedish Gender Equality Agency continued its technical engagement and planning on the Swedish side. Although the absence of a formal agreement limited the ability of GEA BiH to implement several planned activities, the partners applied an adaptive approach that maintained cooperation, safeguarded momentum, and strengthened institutional relationships between the Swedish Gender Equality Agency, UN Women, and the BiH gender institutional mechanisms. During the reporting period (JanDec 2025), the programme contributed to improved institutional dialogue, increased awareness of gender mainstreaming methodologies, and a stronger understanding of monitoring systems and gender statistics within BiH institutions. These achievements represent essential prerequisites for the programmes longterm objectives once full implementation begins under the signed agreement. The study visit to Sweden in November 2025 was a particularly significant milestone. It provided GEA BiH and the two Gender Centres with firsthand exposure to Swedish gender equality governance and strengthened cooperation with the Swedish Gender Equality Agency. Engagement in regional and international policy discussions helped situate the programme within broader reform and governance frameworks and ensured continued visibility despite the transitional arrangements. Challenges remain, including limited institutional capacity, uneven political commitment, and insufficient genderdisaggregated data. These structural constraints will continue to influence the pace of implementation. Nevertheless, the programme demonstrated strong adaptive management and a clear ability to navigate institutional complexity during the bridging phase. A clear example of adaptive management during 2025 was the decision to redirect several planned capacitybuilding activities from GEA BiH to UN Women when it became evident that the governmenttogovernment agreement would not be signed within the expected timeframe. Instead of pausing implementation, the Swedish Gender Equality Agency worked with UN Women to adjust the sequencing of activities, enabling preparatory work to continue without interruption. For instance, technical workshops on gender mainstreaming and monitoring systems, which were originally intended for direct implementation with GEA BiH, were reorganised and delivered through UN Women, allowing BiH institutions to participate and benefit even before the formal agreement was in place. This ensured continuity, preserved institutional engagement, and prevented the programme from losing momentum during the bridging phase No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16952-16952A0101 Sweden A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH The GEAR Up is a partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH. The program has two main goals 1. Institutional mechanisms for gender equality are strengthened and effectively implemented in line with gender equality commitments through effective structures and systems, across government and at all relevant levels. 2. Strengthened systems, mechanisms and instruments to achieve gender equality in all areas of society. Sweden Jämställdhetsmyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Jämställdhetsmyndigheten 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 Jämställdhetsmyndigheten 2500000 Jämställdhetsmyndigheten Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-16952-16952A0104 Sweden A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH The GEAR Up is a partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH. The program has two main goals 1. Institutional mechanisms for gender equality are strengthened and effectively implemented in line with gender equality commitments through effective structures and systems, across government and at all relevant levels. 2. Strengthened systems, mechanisms and instruments to achieve gender equality in all areas of society. Sweden Jämställdhetsmyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Jämställdhetsmyndigheten 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 2737000 0 0 2500000 2737000 0 0 0 5237000 Jämställdhetsmyndigheten 2500000 Jämställdhetsmyndigheten Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16952-16952A0402 Sweden A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH The GEAR Up is a partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH. The program has two main goals 1. Institutional mechanisms for gender equality are strengthened and effectively implemented in line with gender equality commitments through effective structures and systems, across government and at all relevant levels. 2. Strengthened systems, mechanisms and instruments to achieve gender equality in all areas of society. Sweden Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2200000 4600000 2400000 2200000 4600000 2400000 0 0 9200000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 2200000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17239 Sweden Start Network is a new cooperation partner for Sida and the planned support from Sida would specifically support Start Network’s national programme called Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB is a member­-led, rapid emergency response pooled funding mechanism that offers timely financing to people at risk of or affected by small to medium scale crises. The Start Fund's purpose is to reach communities rapidly to alleviate human suffering, enhance resilience, reduce use of negative coping mechanisms, and minimise the loss of assets. The fund is modelled on Start Network’s global Start Fund, which releases funding within 72 hours of a crisis alert and fills a crucial gap in humanitarian funding. It is accessible to local, national, and international member NGOs operating in Bangladesh to respond early to under the radar emergencies. This gives NGOs the ability to respond in a timely and effective way and meet the needs of the affected communities. Support to SFB is considered to contribute to strengthening local and national actors in humanitarian action and to the Grand Bargain's overall efforts to improve and streamline aid. The overall objective of the contribution: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population Start Network är en ny samarbetspartner för Sida och det planerade stödet från Sida från Sida skulle specifikt stödja Start Networks nationella program som heter Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB är en medlemsledd, snabb nöd finansieringsmekanism som erbjuder snabb finansiering till människor som riskerar att drabbas eller drabbats av små till medelstora kriser. Startfondens syfte är att snabbt nå ut till samhällen för att lindra mänskligt lidande och öka motståndskraften minska användningen av negativa copingmekanismer och minimera förlusten av tillgångar. Fonden är utformad efter Start Networks globala Start Fund, som frigör inom 72 timmar efter ett krislarm och fyller en viktig lucka i den humanitära finansieringen. humanitär finansiering. Den är tillgänglig för lokala, nationella och internationella icke-statliga medlemsorganisationer som är verksamma i Bangladesh för att tidigt kunna reagera på under radarn-nödsituationer. Detta ger frivilligorganisationerna möjlighet att reagera snabbt och effektivt och tillgodose de drabbade behov hos de drabbade samhällena. Stödet till SFB anses bidra till att stärka lokala och nationella aktörer inom humanitära insatser och till Grand Bargains övergripande ansträngningar för att förbättra och effektivisera biståndet. Det övergripande målet för insatsen: Humanitära insatser är lokaliserade, snabba, välinformerade och anpassade till behoven behov hos den drabbade befolkningen Overall objective of the response: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population SFB will ensure this through the implementation of three areas of programming. Result 1: Humanitarian action is timely, proactive, contextualised, coordinated, needs-driven, and informed by those closest to crises. The projects in the fund will address one of three types of humanitarian needs in Bangladesh: underfunded small- to medium crises, forecasts of impending crises, and spikes in chronic humanitarian crises. Projects will start as soon as possible after the funds are disbursed; aiming to reach affected communities with humanitarian assistance within 7 days. It is anticipated that this project will target a total of 27,212 individuals, with 10% of the disaster-affected population being directly assisted through small scale anticipatory response out of the overall population covered by both rapid and anticipatory response. Populations expected to be reached through implementation of member activities are climate-vulnerable, disaster affected communities across Bangladesh. Result 2: SFB member NGOs have organisational readiness and equal opportunities to access direct funding and influence decisions, thereby fostering a more locally-led, accountable humanitarian response The SFB secretariat will provide capacity strengthening support to local and national NGO members for organisational readiness as they access funding and actively engage in decision-making. It is expected that approximately six alerts will be raised and implemented under this project; all by local and national NGOs. Result 3: Humanitarian action is locally informed and generating evidence to influence a more appropriate, effective and efficient humanitarian system Learnings collected from implementation of SFB pooled fund activations will develop knowledge around best practices that will be widely shared and promoted within the network and through national, regional and global-level coordination mechanisms. Key activities include information sharing, knowledge management and advocacy through national and international platforms. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Developing countries, unspecified Material relief assistance and services Sectors not specified Emergency Response Unallocated / Unspecified The 2024 Annual Review reported on Start Network as a whole but also the programme Start Fund Bangladesh. In 2024, the SFB provided life-saving assistance to over 104,000 people by supporting 11 emergency responses in 23 districts of Bangladesh. As an example, seasonal flooding in Dhaka prompted a crucial response where over 15,000 people in the most affected areas received clean water and hygiene kits to prevent tainted water supplies causing waterborne disease outbreaks in crowded neighbourhoods. Sida has provided funding to the SFB throughout 2025. During the annual meeting on 14 August 2025, Start Network shared that they had triggered 7 alerts throughout 2025 and implemented 14 projects where 7 of these projects were implemented with Sida's funding. The total funds distributed were £451,001 (£224,003 with Sida's contribution). The projects reached communities within 5.3 days and reached 65,363 people. The projects responded to three floodings, one heatwave, one riverbank erosion, one fire and one dengue outbreak. Challenges remain in reaching communities in remote areas such as island locations and in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, as well as in areas with political unrest. As of August 2025, 89% of the total funds distributed for 2025 were directly distributed to local and national non-governmental organisations (LNNGOs). 100% of Sida's contribution has gone to LNNGO member organisations to support communities affected by crisis. LNNGOs participation in project selection and allocation decision-making has increased since last year as 79% of the member organisations that participated in project selection decision making were LNNGOs and 80% of the member organisations that participated in allocation decision making were LNNGOs. Start Network has made efforts to strengthen the role of local actors in Bangladesh's humanitarian architecture through the following examples. SFB served as Co-Chair of the HCTT Localisation Technical Working Group (LTWG), representing local and national organisations. This led to the representation of local and national NGOs in humanitarian coordination by establishing a dedicated platform for LNNGOs to engage in national-level dialogue and decision-making. Start Network ensured equitable Indirect Cost Recovery (ICR) sharing between INGOs and LNNGOs within Start Bangladesh which enabled a global policy shift on equitable partnership across Start Network members worldwide. Start Network also supported capacity development and organisational planning for 22 local organisations across multiple districts in Khulna and Coxs Bazar. The development and implementation of organisational development plans, led to the improvement of internal policies and regulatory compliance for more accountable and structured operations. Sida visited SFB's operations during 2025 and concluded that local participation is seen as an asset throughout the whole cycle of the SFB programme. In fact, decision-making from local partners was an actuality and a good showcase of what locally-led humanitarian action should look like. Alert types that SFB responds to are those that are overlooked by larger responses which shows that the SFB covers a gap in the humanitarian response in Bangladesh. The structure of SFB is lean and this is a comparative advantage as well as the speed for decision-making and implementation. Sida has found that the partnership with Start Network and particularly, support to SFB, provides significant learning opportunities for Sida which Sida will continue to explore. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17239-17239A0101-H12357 Sweden Start Network is a new cooperation partner for Sida and the planned support from Sida would specifically support Start Network’s national programme called Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB is a member­-led, rapid emergency response pooled funding mechanism that offers timely financing to people at risk of or affected by small to medium scale crises. The Start Fund's purpose is to reach communities rapidly to alleviate human suffering, enhance resilience, reduce use of negative coping mechanisms, and minimise the loss of assets. The fund is modelled on Start Network’s global Start Fund, which releases funding within 72 hours of a crisis alert and fills a crucial gap in humanitarian funding. It is accessible to local, national, and international member NGOs operating in Bangladesh to respond early to under the radar emergencies. This gives NGOs the ability to respond in a timely and effective way and meet the needs of the affected communities. Support to SFB is considered to contribute to strengthening local and national actors in humanitarian action and to the Grand Bargain's overall efforts to improve and streamline aid. The overall objective of the contribution: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population Start Network är en ny samarbetspartner för Sida och det planerade stödet från Sida från Sida skulle specifikt stödja Start Networks nationella program som heter Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB är en medlemsledd, snabb nöd finansieringsmekanism som erbjuder snabb finansiering till människor som riskerar att drabbas eller drabbats av små till medelstora kriser. Startfondens syfte är att snabbt nå ut till samhällen för att lindra mänskligt lidande och öka motståndskraften minska användningen av negativa copingmekanismer och minimera förlusten av tillgångar. Fonden är utformad efter Start Networks globala Start Fund, som frigör inom 72 timmar efter ett krislarm och fyller en viktig lucka i den humanitära finansieringen. humanitär finansiering. Den är tillgänglig för lokala, nationella och internationella icke-statliga medlemsorganisationer som är verksamma i Bangladesh för att tidigt kunna reagera på under radarn-nödsituationer. Detta ger frivilligorganisationerna möjlighet att reagera snabbt och effektivt och tillgodose de drabbade behov hos de drabbade samhällena. Stödet till SFB anses bidra till att stärka lokala och nationella aktörer inom humanitära insatser och till Grand Bargains övergripande ansträngningar för att förbättra och effektivisera biståndet. Det övergripande målet för insatsen: Humanitära insatser är lokaliserade, snabba, välinformerade och anpassade till behoven behov hos den drabbade befolkningen Overall objective of the response: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population SFB will ensure this through the implementation of three areas of programming. Result 1: Humanitarian action is timely, proactive, contextualised, coordinated, needs-driven, and informed by those closest to crises. The projects in the fund will address one of three types of humanitarian needs in Bangladesh: underfunded small- to medium crises, forecasts of impending crises, and spikes in chronic humanitarian crises. Projects will start as soon as possible after the funds are disbursed; aiming to reach affected communities with humanitarian assistance within 7 days. It is anticipated that this project will target a total of 27,212 individuals, with 10% of the disaster-affected population being directly assisted through small scale anticipatory response out of the overall population covered by both rapid and anticipatory response. Populations expected to be reached through implementation of member activities are climate-vulnerable, disaster affected communities across Bangladesh. Result 2: SFB member NGOs have organisational readiness and equal opportunities to access direct funding and influence decisions, thereby fostering a more locally-led, accountable humanitarian response The SFB secretariat will provide capacity strengthening support to local and national NGO members for organisational readiness as they access funding and actively engage in decision-making. It is expected that approximately six alerts will be raised and implemented under this project; all by local and national NGOs. Result 3: Humanitarian action is locally informed and generating evidence to influence a more appropriate, effective and efficient humanitarian system Learnings collected from implementation of SFB pooled fund activations will develop knowledge around best practices that will be widely shared and promoted within the network and through national, regional and global-level coordination mechanisms. Key activities include information sharing, knowledge management and advocacy through national and international platforms. Sweden Start Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Start Network 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. Bangladesh Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 7000000 Start Network 7000000 Start Network Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Humanitarian aid and protection activities rapidly reach people in acute crisis situations Humanitärt stöd och skyddsinsatser når skyndsamt människor i akuta kriser Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Reduced risk of violence, threats and abuse for crisis-affected people Minskad risk för våld, hot och övergrepp hos krisdrabbade människor Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Increased effectiveness and efficiency of the humanitarian system in line with Grand Bargain commitments Ökad effektivitet i det humanitära systemet i linje med åtaganden i Grand Bargain Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-17239-17239A0103-H12564 Sweden Start Network is a new cooperation partner for Sida and the planned support from Sida would specifically support Start Network’s national programme called Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB is a member­-led, rapid emergency response pooled funding mechanism that offers timely financing to people at risk of or affected by small to medium scale crises. The Start Fund's purpose is to reach communities rapidly to alleviate human suffering, enhance resilience, reduce use of negative coping mechanisms, and minimise the loss of assets. The fund is modelled on Start Network’s global Start Fund, which releases funding within 72 hours of a crisis alert and fills a crucial gap in humanitarian funding. It is accessible to local, national, and international member NGOs operating in Bangladesh to respond early to under the radar emergencies. This gives NGOs the ability to respond in a timely and effective way and meet the needs of the affected communities. Support to SFB is considered to contribute to strengthening local and national actors in humanitarian action and to the Grand Bargain's overall efforts to improve and streamline aid. The overall objective of the contribution: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population Start Network är en ny samarbetspartner för Sida och det planerade stödet från Sida från Sida skulle specifikt stödja Start Networks nationella program som heter Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB är en medlemsledd, snabb nöd finansieringsmekanism som erbjuder snabb finansiering till människor som riskerar att drabbas eller drabbats av små till medelstora kriser. Startfondens syfte är att snabbt nå ut till samhällen för att lindra mänskligt lidande och öka motståndskraften minska användningen av negativa copingmekanismer och minimera förlusten av tillgångar. Fonden är utformad efter Start Networks globala Start Fund, som frigör inom 72 timmar efter ett krislarm och fyller en viktig lucka i den humanitära finansieringen. humanitär finansiering. Den är tillgänglig för lokala, nationella och internationella icke-statliga medlemsorganisationer som är verksamma i Bangladesh för att tidigt kunna reagera på under radarn-nödsituationer. Detta ger frivilligorganisationerna möjlighet att reagera snabbt och effektivt och tillgodose de drabbade behov hos de drabbade samhällena. Stödet till SFB anses bidra till att stärka lokala och nationella aktörer inom humanitära insatser och till Grand Bargains övergripande ansträngningar för att förbättra och effektivisera biståndet. Det övergripande målet för insatsen: Humanitära insatser är lokaliserade, snabba, välinformerade och anpassade till behoven behov hos den drabbade befolkningen Overall objective of the response: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population SFB will ensure this through the implementation of three areas of programming. Result 1: Humanitarian action is timely, proactive, contextualised, coordinated, needs-driven, and informed by those closest to crises. The projects in the fund will address one of three types of humanitarian needs in Bangladesh: underfunded small- to medium crises, forecasts of impending crises, and spikes in chronic humanitarian crises. Projects will start as soon as possible after the funds are disbursed; aiming to reach affected communities with humanitarian assistance within 7 days. It is anticipated that this project will target a total of 27,212 individuals, with 10% of the disaster-affected population being directly assisted through small scale anticipatory response out of the overall population covered by both rapid and anticipatory response. Populations expected to be reached through implementation of member activities are climate-vulnerable, disaster affected communities across Bangladesh. Result 2: SFB member NGOs have organisational readiness and equal opportunities to access direct funding and influence decisions, thereby fostering a more locally-led, accountable humanitarian response The SFB secretariat will provide capacity strengthening support to local and national NGO members for organisational readiness as they access funding and actively engage in decision-making. It is expected that approximately six alerts will be raised and implemented under this project; all by local and national NGOs. Result 3: Humanitarian action is locally informed and generating evidence to influence a more appropriate, effective and efficient humanitarian system Learnings collected from implementation of SFB pooled fund activations will develop knowledge around best practices that will be widely shared and promoted within the network and through national, regional and global-level coordination mechanisms. Key activities include information sharing, knowledge management and advocacy through national and international platforms. Sweden Start Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Start Network 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. Bangladesh Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10900000 10900000 Start Network 10900000 Start Network Swedish Humanitarian aid 2025-2029 Sveriges Humanitära bistånd 2025-2029 Saving lives and alleviating suffering through humanitarian assistance and protection for crisis-affected people Att rädda liv och lindra nöd genom humanitär assistans och skydd för krisdrabbade människor Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Greater effectiveness in the implementation of humanitarian assistance Stärkt effektivitet i genomförandet av humanitärt bistånd Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-17239-17239A0201 Sweden Start Network is a new cooperation partner for Sida and the planned support from Sida would specifically support Start Network’s national programme called Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB is a member­-led, rapid emergency response pooled funding mechanism that offers timely financing to people at risk of or affected by small to medium scale crises. The Start Fund's purpose is to reach communities rapidly to alleviate human suffering, enhance resilience, reduce use of negative coping mechanisms, and minimise the loss of assets. The fund is modelled on Start Network’s global Start Fund, which releases funding within 72 hours of a crisis alert and fills a crucial gap in humanitarian funding. It is accessible to local, national, and international member NGOs operating in Bangladesh to respond early to under the radar emergencies. This gives NGOs the ability to respond in a timely and effective way and meet the needs of the affected communities. Support to SFB is considered to contribute to strengthening local and national actors in humanitarian action and to the Grand Bargain's overall efforts to improve and streamline aid. The overall objective of the contribution: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population Start Network är en ny samarbetspartner för Sida och det planerade stödet från Sida från Sida skulle specifikt stödja Start Networks nationella program som heter Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB är en medlemsledd, snabb nöd finansieringsmekanism som erbjuder snabb finansiering till människor som riskerar att drabbas eller drabbats av små till medelstora kriser. Startfondens syfte är att snabbt nå ut till samhällen för att lindra mänskligt lidande och öka motståndskraften minska användningen av negativa copingmekanismer och minimera förlusten av tillgångar. Fonden är utformad efter Start Networks globala Start Fund, som frigör inom 72 timmar efter ett krislarm och fyller en viktig lucka i den humanitära finansieringen. humanitär finansiering. Den är tillgänglig för lokala, nationella och internationella icke-statliga medlemsorganisationer som är verksamma i Bangladesh för att tidigt kunna reagera på under radarn-nödsituationer. Detta ger frivilligorganisationerna möjlighet att reagera snabbt och effektivt och tillgodose de drabbade behov hos de drabbade samhällena. Stödet till SFB anses bidra till att stärka lokala och nationella aktörer inom humanitära insatser och till Grand Bargains övergripande ansträngningar för att förbättra och effektivisera biståndet. Det övergripande målet för insatsen: Humanitära insatser är lokaliserade, snabba, välinformerade och anpassade till behoven behov hos den drabbade befolkningen Overall objective of the response: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population SFB will ensure this through the implementation of three areas of programming. Result 1: Humanitarian action is timely, proactive, contextualised, coordinated, needs-driven, and informed by those closest to crises. The projects in the fund will address one of three types of humanitarian needs in Bangladesh: underfunded small- to medium crises, forecasts of impending crises, and spikes in chronic humanitarian crises. Projects will start as soon as possible after the funds are disbursed; aiming to reach affected communities with humanitarian assistance within 7 days. It is anticipated that this project will target a total of 27,212 individuals, with 10% of the disaster-affected population being directly assisted through small scale anticipatory response out of the overall population covered by both rapid and anticipatory response. Populations expected to be reached through implementation of member activities are climate-vulnerable, disaster affected communities across Bangladesh. Result 2: SFB member NGOs have organisational readiness and equal opportunities to access direct funding and influence decisions, thereby fostering a more locally-led, accountable humanitarian response The SFB secretariat will provide capacity strengthening support to local and national NGO members for organisational readiness as they access funding and actively engage in decision-making. It is expected that approximately six alerts will be raised and implemented under this project; all by local and national NGOs. Result 3: Humanitarian action is locally informed and generating evidence to influence a more appropriate, effective and efficient humanitarian system Learnings collected from implementation of SFB pooled fund activations will develop knowledge around best practices that will be widely shared and promoted within the network and through national, regional and global-level coordination mechanisms. Key activities include information sharing, knowledge management and advocacy through national and international platforms. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 222890 222890 0 222890 Ernst & Young 222890 Ernst & Young Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Increased effectiveness and efficiency of the humanitarian system in line with Grand Bargain commitments Ökad effektivitet i det humanitära systemet i linje med åtaganden i Grand Bargain Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-17977 Sweden The objective is to contribute to strengthened development results of Sida's guarantee contributions at country level. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garanti-insatser på landnivå. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garantiarbete, genom att erbjuda stöd till framförallt UMs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Kenya Rwanda North of Sahara, regional Europe, regional Formal sector financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services SE-0-SE-6-17977-17977A0101 Sweden The objective is to contribute to strengthened development results of Sida's guarantee contributions at country level. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garanti-insatser på landnivå. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garantiarbete, genom att erbjuda stöd till framförallt UMs. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 0 0 1000000 700000 ILO/International Labour Organization 300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 700000 ILO/International Labour Organization 300000 ILO/International Labour Organization Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17977-17977A0102 Sweden The objective is to contribute to strengthened development results of Sida's guarantee contributions at country level. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garanti-insatser på landnivå. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garantiarbete, genom att erbjuda stöd till framförallt UMs. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 1000000 0 1000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 1000000 ILO/International Labour Organization Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved livelihood opportunities in Ukraine. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter i Ukraina. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17977-17977A0103 Sweden The objective is to contribute to strengthened development results of Sida's guarantee contributions at country level. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garanti-insatser på landnivå. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garantiarbete, genom att erbjuda stöd till framförallt UMs. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 0 1000000 500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 500000 ILO/International Labour Organization Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for open, inclusive and sustainable trade as well as regional and continental economic integration and food security Stärkta förutsättningar för öppen, inkluderande och hållbar handel samt regional och kontinental ekonomisk integration och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51130083 Sweden Support to UNICEF WASH-program 2013-2015.The UNICEF WASH-program is divided into four result areas with the aim of reaching the overall objective "communities living in rural, poor urban, crisis-affected and nutritionally vulnerable environments have sustainable access to safe water supplies, basic sanitation and hygiene education". Stöd till UNICEFs vatten, sanitet-och hygien program 2013-2015. Programmet är uppdelat i fyra resultatområden i syfte att nå det övergripande målet "tillgodose en hållbar tillgång till vatten och sanitet för samhällen på landsbygden, i fattiga stadsområden, krisdrabbade och näringsmässigt utsatta miljöer". Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Water Supply & Sanitation SE-0-SE-6-51130083-5113008301 Sweden Support to UNICEF WASH-program 2013-2015.The UNICEF WASH-program is divided into four result areas with the aim of reaching the overall objective "communities living in rural, poor urban, crisis-affected and nutritionally vulnerable environments have sustainable access to safe water supplies, basic sanitation and hygiene education". Stöd till UNICEFs vatten, sanitet-och hygien program 2013-2015. Programmet är uppdelat i fyra resultatområden i syfte att nå det övergripande målet "tillgodose en hållbar tillgång till vatten och sanitet för samhällen på landsbygden, i fattiga stadsområden, krisdrabbade och näringsmässigt utsatta miljöer". Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 29500000 16500000 0 16500000 29500000 46000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 29500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 16500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130083-5113008302 Sweden Support to UNICEF WASH-program 2013-2015.The UNICEF WASH-program is divided into four result areas with the aim of reaching the overall objective "communities living in rural, poor urban, crisis-affected and nutritionally vulnerable environments have sustainable access to safe water supplies, basic sanitation and hygiene education". Stöd till UNICEFs vatten, sanitet-och hygien program 2013-2015. Programmet är uppdelat i fyra resultatområden i syfte att nå det övergripande målet "tillgodose en hållbar tillgång till vatten och sanitet för samhällen på landsbygden, i fattiga stadsområden, krisdrabbade och näringsmässigt utsatta miljöer". Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 500000 500000 500000 500000 0 1000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130083-5113008303 Sweden Support to UNICEF WASH-program 2013-2015.The UNICEF WASH-program is divided into four result areas with the aim of reaching the overall objective "communities living in rural, poor urban, crisis-affected and nutritionally vulnerable environments have sustainable access to safe water supplies, basic sanitation and hygiene education". Stöd till UNICEFs vatten, sanitet-och hygien program 2013-2015. Programmet är uppdelat i fyra resultatområden i syfte att nå det övergripande målet "tillgodose en hållbar tillgång till vatten och sanitet för samhällen på landsbygden, i fattiga stadsområden, krisdrabbade och näringsmässigt utsatta miljöer". Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1000000 0 1000000 1000000 -1000000 1000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51140012 Sweden Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. 1. Improvement of the quality and coverage of audit processes and other services provided by IGF in accordance with international standards and good practices; 2. Oversee and contribute to achieving the objectives of strengthening the internal audit and control system, focusing on coordination, standardization of procedures, oversight, and technical support to SCI and/or public administration entities; 3. Improve practices in governance through preventive actions and communication; 4. Improve activity planning, monitoring, and reporting processes; 5. Ensure the development of an efficient management structure, and implement a sound human resources development policy; 6. Strengthen intervention in areas of greater identified risk, namely in entities with administrative and financial autonomy, and revenue sector (tax and customs); 7. Development of work methods and implementation of audit in accordance with INTOSAI standards (rating 1 to 5) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Public finance management (PFM) Government & Civil Society-general Activity period 2009-2014. No results reported in the last years, which have been focused on receiving repayment of funds. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140012-5114001201 Sweden Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. 1. Improvement of the quality and coverage of audit processes and other services provided by IGF in accordance with international standards and good practices; 2. Oversee and contribute to achieving the objectives of strengthening the internal audit and control system, focusing on coordination, standardization of procedures, oversight, and technical support to SCI and/or public administration entities; 3. Improve practices in governance through preventive actions and communication; 4. Improve activity planning, monitoring, and reporting processes; 5. Ensure the development of an efficient management structure, and implement a sound human resources development policy; 6. Strengthen intervention in areas of greater identified risk, namely in entities with administrative and financial autonomy, and revenue sector (tax and customs); 7. Development of work methods and implementation of audit in accordance with INTOSAI standards (rating 1 to 5) Sweden MINEC/Ministerio de Negocios Estrangeiros e Cooperacao de Mocambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 6647000 23000000 7500000 25000000 0 30000000 12851380 23000000 0 25000000 30000000 0 6647000 12851380 12850000 -12851380 7500000 0 0 0 0 104998380 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 6647000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 13000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 10000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 7500000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 2400000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 15000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 7600000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 5000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 10000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 15000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 12850000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140012-5114001202 Sweden Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. 1. Improvement of the quality and coverage of audit processes and other services provided by IGF in accordance with international standards and good practices; 2. Oversee and contribute to achieving the objectives of strengthening the internal audit and control system, focusing on coordination, standardization of procedures, oversight, and technical support to SCI and/or public administration entities; 3. Improve practices in governance through preventive actions and communication; 4. Improve activity planning, monitoring, and reporting processes; 5. Ensure the development of an efficient management structure, and implement a sound human resources development policy; 6. Strengthen intervention in areas of greater identified risk, namely in entities with administrative and financial autonomy, and revenue sector (tax and customs); 7. Development of work methods and implementation of audit in accordance with INTOSAI standards (rating 1 to 5) Sweden MINEC/Ministerio de Negocios Estrangeiros e Cooperacao de Mocambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1620 1620 1620 Mottagarlandets regering 1619.63 Mottagarlandets regering Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140012-5114001203 Sweden Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. 1. Improvement of the quality and coverage of audit processes and other services provided by IGF in accordance with international standards and good practices; 2. Oversee and contribute to achieving the objectives of strengthening the internal audit and control system, focusing on coordination, standardization of procedures, oversight, and technical support to SCI and/or public administration entities; 3. Improve practices in governance through preventive actions and communication; 4. Improve activity planning, monitoring, and reporting processes; 5. Ensure the development of an efficient management structure, and implement a sound human resources development policy; 6. Strengthen intervention in areas of greater identified risk, namely in entities with administrative and financial autonomy, and revenue sector (tax and customs); 7. Development of work methods and implementation of audit in accordance with INTOSAI standards (rating 1 to 5) Sweden MINEC/Ministerio de Negocios Estrangeiros e Cooperacao de Mocambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 0 -10582051 -10582050.9100000001 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51140114 Sweden UNCDF has since 2011, at global level, run the programme LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living) to deliver climate finance solutions for local governments in developing countries, partially using Swedish funding through Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance and 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (ongoing)). The programme is now being replicated at country level in Asia and in Africa. In Mozambique, UNCDF developed a country programmatic framework and initiated a pilot project in Gaza province starting 2015, with additional financing from the Belgian Cooperation. The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" is a first upscaling phase of the already ongoing pilot project. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of the rural population and improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRGs). The main expected results are (in short):1. Effective financing mechanism established and operationalised.2. Climate change mainstreamed in district planning and budgeting.3. Climate Change resilient investments (infrastructure and services)4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.5. Preparations for national upscale phase (from 2023 and onwards).The proposed programme will be implemented during 2018-2023 in the districts of Massingir, Guijá, Mabalane och Chicualacuala in the Gaza province (ongoing pilot phase since 2015) with gradual upscaling in these districts and replication in Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe and Chibuto districts in Gaza and to the districts of Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro and Mabote in the Inhambane province. The selection of districts has been done on the basis of an analysis of vulnerability to climate change, in consultation with concerned stakeholders. The central idea of LoCAL Mozambique is to provide financing as PBCRGs of priority actions identified in the PLAs by local communities, both infrastructure and non-infrastructure, not at household level. Examples of PBCRGs under the ongoing LoCAL pilot phase: Equipment for water supply and irrigation systems, parts of a maternity ward, rainwater harvesting dam for livestock and agriculture, electrical power transformation post (for irrigation scheme), re-roofing of primary schools, and a Resilience techniques training center - Livestock branch. Budgets per project during the 2017/2018 season range between 0,4 Mkr - 1,1 Mkr.Grant allocations are performance-based. A basic formula for dividing available funding between participating districts based on population size and land area is first applied. From the 2nd year onwards, annual allocations are re-distributed based on scores attained in annual district performance assessments. The pre-defined district performance measures include some related to Public Finance Management and Local Governance, to Food Security and Nutrition, and to Climate Change Adaptation.The programme foresees that large scale financing of adaptation to climate change will be available for upscaling and replication of local adaptation action in Mozambique, beyond the proposed programme, and aims to increase capacities to attract and efficiently and effectively make use of such funds.UNCDF is responsible for the programme, including the forwarding of funds to the Government of Mozambique. EoS will monitor the conditions of its agreement with UNCDF and the achievement of results, and participate as an observer in the Programme Board. Priority topics and fora for dialogue and follow-up have been identified. Mocambique har ett utmanande klimat med återkommande torka, översvämningar och cykloner. Globala klimatförändringar orsakar mer extrema väderförhållanden, vilket betyder ökad risk för och problem med instabil livsmedelsproduktion och livsmedelssäkerhet, vattenbrist, förhöjd havsnivå, katastrofer, ekosystem i förändring, hotad biodiversitet, och folkhälsa. Mocambiques möjligheter att uppnå sina mål för hållbar utveckling är i farozonen om inte anpassning till klimatförändringar säkras, inte minst på lokal nivå. Lokala anpassningsplaner (LAPs/PLAs, Local Adaptaion Plan/Plano Local d'Adaptacao) har tagits fram för landets mest sårbara distrikt, men de är mestadels inte under genomförande på grund av brist på finansiering och annan kapacitet; Det är dock en uttalad prioritering att de genomförs. UNCDF har sedan 2011 på global nivå drivit programmet LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living, Finansiering för Lokal Klimatanpassning) för att leverera klimatfinansiering för lokala myndigheter i utvecklingsländer, delvis med svenska medel från Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance och 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (pågående)). Programmet replikeras nu på landnivå i Asien och i Afrika. I Mocambique utvecklade UNCDF ett programramverk och initierade ett piltoprojekt i Gaza-provinsen med start 2015, med finansiellt bidrag från Belgien. Den föreslagna insatsen "Finansiering för lokal klimatanpassning - Mocambique" är en första uppskalning av detta redan pågående pilotprojekt. Det avser reducera landsbygdsbefolkningens sårbarhet och stärka resiliensen mot klimatförändringar på distriktsnivå genom ökad tillgång till finansiering för klimatanpassning genom prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs). De huvudsakliga förväntade resultaten är, i korthet: 1. Effektiv finansieringsmekanism etablerad och operationaliserad 2. Klimatförändringar tagna i beaktande i distriktens plan- och budgetprocesser 3. Klimatsäkrade investeringar (infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering för lärande 5. Förberedelser för en nationell uppskalningsfas (från 2023 och framåt) Det föreslagna programmet kommer at genomföras under 2018-2023 i disktrikten Massingir, Guijá, Mabalande och Chicualacuala i Gaza-provinsen (pågående pilotfas sedan 2015) med gradvis uppskalning i dessa distrikt och replikering i Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe och Chibuto i Gaza samt i distrikten Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro och Mabote i Inhambane-provinsen. Urval av provinser och distrikt har gjorts på basis av en analys av sårbarhet för klimatförändringar, i konsultation med berörda parter. Ambassaden avser avtala med UNCDF (FNs Kapitalutvecklingsfond)(huvudkontoret i New York), vars programledning sköts av deras lokala representation i Maputo, Mocambique. Den totala budgeten är ca 138,1 MSEK, av vilka ambassaden ombeds bidra med 113,1 MSEK (inkl avgift till UNCDF). UNCDFs bidrag om ca 25 MSEK kommer att mobiliseras från Belgien och från annat globalt program- eller kärnstöd. De ungefär 50% av den totala budgeten som allokeras till investeringsbidragen (PBCRGs) vidareförmedlas av UNCDF till Mocambique, för användning på distriktsnivå under gällande regelverk för offentlig upphandling. De kvarvarande ca 50% av finansieringen, för kapacitetsutveckling och andra kostnader, hanteras av UNCDF (som använder samma finansiella regelverk som UNDP). Den centrala tanken bakom LoCAL Mozambique är att bidra med finansiering i form av prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs) för insatser som prioriterats av lokalbefolkningen i PLAs, både infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur, ej på hushållsnivå. Exempel på PBCRGs under den pågående pilotfasen av LoCAL; Utrustning för dricksvattenförsörjning och bevattningssystem, delar av en förlossningsavdelning, damm för insamling av regnvatten för boskap och odling, transformatorstation för elförsörjning från elnätet (för bevattningsanläggning), nytt tak på en grundskola, och ett Center för utbildning i klimatresilient boskapsuppfödning. Budgeten per projekt under byggsäsongen 2017/2018 ligger mellan 0,4 MSEK-1,1 MSEK. Investeringsbidragen är prestations-baserade. I ett första steg appliceras en formel för allokering av tillgänglig finansiering mellan de deltagande distriken baserad på befolkning och storlek. Från och med 2a året omfördelas de årliga allokeringarna baserat på poäng erhållna i årliga resultatbedömningar av distrikten. De fördefinierade kriterierna för bedömning av distrikt faller under rubrikerna Offentlig Finansiell Styrning och Förvaltning, Livsmedelssäkerhet och Nutrition, och Anpassning till Klimatförändringar. Programmet emotser att storskalig finansiering av klimatanpassning i framtiden kommer att finnas tillgänglig för uppskalning och och replikering av lokala anpassningsåtgärder i Mocambique, efter det föreslagna programmet, och avser bygga kapacitet att attrahera och effektivt omsätta sådan finansiering i konkreta resultat. UNCDF ansvarar för programmet, inklusive vidareförmedling till Mocambique. Ambassaden kommer att följa upp avtalsvillkor och resultat, och delta som observatör i programmets styrkommittee. Prioriterade frågor och lämpliga fora för dialog och uppföljning har identifierats. Insatsen förlängs till juni 2027 för att möjliggöra för UNCDF att följa upp att de medel UNCDF har betalat ut till lokala myndigheter används korrekt The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" aims to improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRG). The expected long-term impact is "Improved food security & nutrition and reduced vulnerability of people in 13 districts in Gaza and Inhambane from 2018-2023". The main expected results are: 1. Effective performance-based climate resilient grant system (finance mechanism) is established in Mozambique and operational for additional funding" 2. Inclusive, effective and accountable climate change- mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level 3. Climate change resilient investments (services and infrastructure) are managed efficiently and effectively and transparently implemented by the participating districts through the PBCRG (Performance Based Climate Resilient Grant) system. 4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.M&E system and lessons learned and national policies informed about experiences from launch of LoCAL and integration of climate change in all steps of the local PFM process and improvements of the PFM 5. Completed roll-out plans and capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme (beyond 2023). The LoCAL programme contributes mainly to strategy objective 1.2 "Enhanced adaptation and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters" of the Swedish Development Cooperation strategy (2022-2026). But also complements other strategy goals/support areas, namely the support area 2 governance and democracy that delivers human rights and 3 inclusive economic development. In addition, the contribution complements other Swedish financed projects especially in provinces where renewable energy contributions are being implemented. he updated outputs and targets of the contributions are: 1. Effective gender sensitive performance-based climate resilient grant system (financing mechanism) is implemented in new districts and operational for additional funding. Targets: all districts/municipalities present gender-disaggregated data by the end of the programme.  2. Inclusive, gender positive, effective and accountable climate change mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level in a participatory manner. Target: a minimum 2 capacity building interventions conducted to strengthen the capacity of districts/municipalities to plan and budget for climate change related interventions per district per year. 3. The PBCRG system is effectively and sustainable established, with climate change, gender sensitive, resilient investments - infrastructure and services are managed transparently. Target: by the end of the programme all districts have Institutionalized the PBCRG system, including financial flow, minimal conditions-MCs, Performance Measures, formula for the PBCRG, investment menu and related manual for the annual performance assessment - APA.  4. M&E system and lessons learned to inform national policies about experiences from launch of LoCAL; the role of local governments-the PBCRGS in addressing climate change are recognized at National level. Target: List of climate resilient activities implemented and accounted for, in the targeted districts/municipalities in accordance with the programme investment menu (annually) with a minimum of 2 investments per target district/municipality per year. 5. Completed roll-out plans and gender sensitive capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme. Target: by the end of the programme all coastal districts/municipalities of initiatives provinces are technically and financially supported by the programmed initiative with the PBCRGs established. Updated from 2026-2027 work plan: - The above core objectives still valid for the last implementation period. However the focus will be on ensuring completion of all planned activities as well as  outputs and targets. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Rural development COVID-19 control Other Multisector Basic Health During 2025 the programme had as Key outcome: The planning exercise strengthened decentralized, climate-responsive planning through a community-driven project selection and prioritization process, enhancing local accountability, participation, and planning capacity. Example of the results achieved are: - All 24 participating territorial units (21 Districts and 3 Municipalities) achieved 100% compliance with the Minimum Conditions in the FY 2025 Annual Performance Assessment, making them eligible for capital grant funding of US$4.0 million to support climate-resilient local infrastructure investments across the 24 territories for FY 2025/2026. - Updated Local Adaptation Plans (LAPs): The revised LAPs approach expands beyond the earlier focus on agricultural and economic resilience by integrating gender and social protection to better address the social impacts of climate change. - Climate-resilient planning completed: All 24 territories (21 districts and 3 municipalities) supported under the Sweden-funded stream completed the 2025 decentralized planning exercise for climate-resilient infrastructure projects. - Projects prioritized: A total of 29 investment projects were selected for financing in 2025, distributed across the provinces as follows: Gaza (11), Inhambane (12), Nampula (3), and Niassa (3). By December 2025, 9 interventions had been completed and delivered, representing 31% of the total projects financed. In October 2025, the Ambassador participated in the inauguration of the Health Center in Muanhula community of Marrupa District, Niassa province. The facility was expected to directly benefit more than 7,000 people. Since it began operations in December 2025, it has provided more than 8,000 consultations, supported 58 institutional deliveries, and facilitated the vaccination of more than 1,200 children against malaria. - Gender-responsive prioritization: Of the 29 projects 17% were selected by women's interest groups, 57% were selected by mixed groups (women and others). - Monitoring conducted: A total of 127 monitoring visits supported the successful delivery of technical assistance (TA), improved quality assurance, strengthened compliance with contractual requirements, and more timely implementation of district and municipal climate-resilient investment projects. However, due to the way UNCDF's reporting is structured, it is difficult to determine the specific results directly attributable to the monitoring visits. Concerning programme coverage, up-to-date the LoCAL Programme operates in 36 districts/municipalities across four provinces in Mozambique, with funding from multiple development partners. The Swedish funding supports 21 districts and 3 municipalities (24 territories), representing 58% of the programme's total coverage. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140114-5114011401 Sweden UNCDF has since 2011, at global level, run the programme LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living) to deliver climate finance solutions for local governments in developing countries, partially using Swedish funding through Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance and 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (ongoing)). The programme is now being replicated at country level in Asia and in Africa. In Mozambique, UNCDF developed a country programmatic framework and initiated a pilot project in Gaza province starting 2015, with additional financing from the Belgian Cooperation. The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" is a first upscaling phase of the already ongoing pilot project. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of the rural population and improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRGs). The main expected results are (in short):1. Effective financing mechanism established and operationalised.2. Climate change mainstreamed in district planning and budgeting.3. Climate Change resilient investments (infrastructure and services)4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.5. Preparations for national upscale phase (from 2023 and onwards).The proposed programme will be implemented during 2018-2023 in the districts of Massingir, Guijá, Mabalane och Chicualacuala in the Gaza province (ongoing pilot phase since 2015) with gradual upscaling in these districts and replication in Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe and Chibuto districts in Gaza and to the districts of Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro and Mabote in the Inhambane province. The selection of districts has been done on the basis of an analysis of vulnerability to climate change, in consultation with concerned stakeholders. The central idea of LoCAL Mozambique is to provide financing as PBCRGs of priority actions identified in the PLAs by local communities, both infrastructure and non-infrastructure, not at household level. Examples of PBCRGs under the ongoing LoCAL pilot phase: Equipment for water supply and irrigation systems, parts of a maternity ward, rainwater harvesting dam for livestock and agriculture, electrical power transformation post (for irrigation scheme), re-roofing of primary schools, and a Resilience techniques training center - Livestock branch. Budgets per project during the 2017/2018 season range between 0,4 Mkr - 1,1 Mkr.Grant allocations are performance-based. A basic formula for dividing available funding between participating districts based on population size and land area is first applied. From the 2nd year onwards, annual allocations are re-distributed based on scores attained in annual district performance assessments. The pre-defined district performance measures include some related to Public Finance Management and Local Governance, to Food Security and Nutrition, and to Climate Change Adaptation.The programme foresees that large scale financing of adaptation to climate change will be available for upscaling and replication of local adaptation action in Mozambique, beyond the proposed programme, and aims to increase capacities to attract and efficiently and effectively make use of such funds.UNCDF is responsible for the programme, including the forwarding of funds to the Government of Mozambique. EoS will monitor the conditions of its agreement with UNCDF and the achievement of results, and participate as an observer in the Programme Board. Priority topics and fora for dialogue and follow-up have been identified. Mocambique har ett utmanande klimat med återkommande torka, översvämningar och cykloner. Globala klimatförändringar orsakar mer extrema väderförhållanden, vilket betyder ökad risk för och problem med instabil livsmedelsproduktion och livsmedelssäkerhet, vattenbrist, förhöjd havsnivå, katastrofer, ekosystem i förändring, hotad biodiversitet, och folkhälsa. Mocambiques möjligheter att uppnå sina mål för hållbar utveckling är i farozonen om inte anpassning till klimatförändringar säkras, inte minst på lokal nivå. Lokala anpassningsplaner (LAPs/PLAs, Local Adaptaion Plan/Plano Local d'Adaptacao) har tagits fram för landets mest sårbara distrikt, men de är mestadels inte under genomförande på grund av brist på finansiering och annan kapacitet; Det är dock en uttalad prioritering att de genomförs. UNCDF har sedan 2011 på global nivå drivit programmet LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living, Finansiering för Lokal Klimatanpassning) för att leverera klimatfinansiering för lokala myndigheter i utvecklingsländer, delvis med svenska medel från Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance och 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (pågående)). Programmet replikeras nu på landnivå i Asien och i Afrika. I Mocambique utvecklade UNCDF ett programramverk och initierade ett piltoprojekt i Gaza-provinsen med start 2015, med finansiellt bidrag från Belgien. Den föreslagna insatsen "Finansiering för lokal klimatanpassning - Mocambique" är en första uppskalning av detta redan pågående pilotprojekt. Det avser reducera landsbygdsbefolkningens sårbarhet och stärka resiliensen mot klimatförändringar på distriktsnivå genom ökad tillgång till finansiering för klimatanpassning genom prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs). De huvudsakliga förväntade resultaten är, i korthet: 1. Effektiv finansieringsmekanism etablerad och operationaliserad 2. Klimatförändringar tagna i beaktande i distriktens plan- och budgetprocesser 3. Klimatsäkrade investeringar (infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering för lärande 5. Förberedelser för en nationell uppskalningsfas (från 2023 och framåt) Det föreslagna programmet kommer at genomföras under 2018-2023 i disktrikten Massingir, Guijá, Mabalande och Chicualacuala i Gaza-provinsen (pågående pilotfas sedan 2015) med gradvis uppskalning i dessa distrikt och replikering i Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe och Chibuto i Gaza samt i distrikten Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro och Mabote i Inhambane-provinsen. Urval av provinser och distrikt har gjorts på basis av en analys av sårbarhet för klimatförändringar, i konsultation med berörda parter. Ambassaden avser avtala med UNCDF (FNs Kapitalutvecklingsfond)(huvudkontoret i New York), vars programledning sköts av deras lokala representation i Maputo, Mocambique. Den totala budgeten är ca 138,1 MSEK, av vilka ambassaden ombeds bidra med 113,1 MSEK (inkl avgift till UNCDF). UNCDFs bidrag om ca 25 MSEK kommer att mobiliseras från Belgien och från annat globalt program- eller kärnstöd. De ungefär 50% av den totala budgeten som allokeras till investeringsbidragen (PBCRGs) vidareförmedlas av UNCDF till Mocambique, för användning på distriktsnivå under gällande regelverk för offentlig upphandling. De kvarvarande ca 50% av finansieringen, för kapacitetsutveckling och andra kostnader, hanteras av UNCDF (som använder samma finansiella regelverk som UNDP). Den centrala tanken bakom LoCAL Mozambique är att bidra med finansiering i form av prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs) för insatser som prioriterats av lokalbefolkningen i PLAs, både infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur, ej på hushållsnivå. Exempel på PBCRGs under den pågående pilotfasen av LoCAL; Utrustning för dricksvattenförsörjning och bevattningssystem, delar av en förlossningsavdelning, damm för insamling av regnvatten för boskap och odling, transformatorstation för elförsörjning från elnätet (för bevattningsanläggning), nytt tak på en grundskola, och ett Center för utbildning i klimatresilient boskapsuppfödning. Budgeten per projekt under byggsäsongen 2017/2018 ligger mellan 0,4 MSEK-1,1 MSEK. Investeringsbidragen är prestations-baserade. I ett första steg appliceras en formel för allokering av tillgänglig finansiering mellan de deltagande distriken baserad på befolkning och storlek. Från och med 2a året omfördelas de årliga allokeringarna baserat på poäng erhållna i årliga resultatbedömningar av distrikten. De fördefinierade kriterierna för bedömning av distrikt faller under rubrikerna Offentlig Finansiell Styrning och Förvaltning, Livsmedelssäkerhet och Nutrition, och Anpassning till Klimatförändringar. Programmet emotser att storskalig finansiering av klimatanpassning i framtiden kommer att finnas tillgänglig för uppskalning och och replikering av lokala anpassningsåtgärder i Mocambique, efter det föreslagna programmet, och avser bygga kapacitet att attrahera och effektivt omsätta sådan finansiering i konkreta resultat. UNCDF ansvarar för programmet, inklusive vidareförmedling till Mocambique. Ambassaden kommer att följa upp avtalsvillkor och resultat, och delta som observatör i programmets styrkommittee. Prioriterade frågor och lämpliga fora för dialog och uppföljning har identifierats. Insatsen förlängs till juni 2027 för att möjliggöra för UNCDF att följa upp att de medel UNCDF har betalat ut till lokala myndigheter används korrekt The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" aims to improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRG). The expected long-term impact is "Improved food security & nutrition and reduced vulnerability of people in 13 districts in Gaza and Inhambane from 2018-2023". The main expected results are: 1. Effective performance-based climate resilient grant system (finance mechanism) is established in Mozambique and operational for additional funding" 2. Inclusive, effective and accountable climate change- mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level 3. Climate change resilient investments (services and infrastructure) are managed efficiently and effectively and transparently implemented by the participating districts through the PBCRG (Performance Based Climate Resilient Grant) system. 4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.M&E system and lessons learned and national policies informed about experiences from launch of LoCAL and integration of climate change in all steps of the local PFM process and improvements of the PFM 5. Completed roll-out plans and capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme (beyond 2023). The LoCAL programme contributes mainly to strategy objective 1.2 "Enhanced adaptation and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters" of the Swedish Development Cooperation strategy (2022-2026). But also complements other strategy goals/support areas, namely the support area 2 governance and democracy that delivers human rights and 3 inclusive economic development. In addition, the contribution complements other Swedish financed projects especially in provinces where renewable energy contributions are being implemented. he updated outputs and targets of the contributions are: 1. Effective gender sensitive performance-based climate resilient grant system (financing mechanism) is implemented in new districts and operational for additional funding. Targets: all districts/municipalities present gender-disaggregated data by the end of the programme.  2. Inclusive, gender positive, effective and accountable climate change mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level in a participatory manner. Target: a minimum 2 capacity building interventions conducted to strengthen the capacity of districts/municipalities to plan and budget for climate change related interventions per district per year. 3. The PBCRG system is effectively and sustainable established, with climate change, gender sensitive, resilient investments - infrastructure and services are managed transparently. Target: by the end of the programme all districts have Institutionalized the PBCRG system, including financial flow, minimal conditions-MCs, Performance Measures, formula for the PBCRG, investment menu and related manual for the annual performance assessment - APA.  4. M&E system and lessons learned to inform national policies about experiences from launch of LoCAL; the role of local governments-the PBCRGS in addressing climate change are recognized at National level. Target: List of climate resilient activities implemented and accounted for, in the targeted districts/municipalities in accordance with the programme investment menu (annually) with a minimum of 2 investments per target district/municipality per year. 5. Completed roll-out plans and gender sensitive capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme. Target: by the end of the programme all coastal districts/municipalities of initiatives provinces are technically and financially supported by the programmed initiative with the PBCRGs established. Updated from 2026-2027 work plan: - The above core objectives still valid for the last implementation period. However the focus will be on ensuring completion of all planned activities as well as  outputs and targets. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mozambique 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 11100000 20000000 0 70000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 11100000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 -10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 36000000 0 0 0 34000000 0 60000000 0 0 0 0 -60000000 0 0 0 0 0 101100000 Government of Mozambique 11100000 Government of Mozambique 20000000 Government of Mozambique 36000000 Government of Mozambique 34000000 Government of Mozambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Enhanced capacity of national and local authorities to contribute to a better environment, and greater resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters Stärkt kapacitet hos nationella och lokala myndigheter att bidra till förbättrad miljö och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140114-5114011402 Sweden UNCDF has since 2011, at global level, run the programme LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living) to deliver climate finance solutions for local governments in developing countries, partially using Swedish funding through Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance and 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (ongoing)). The programme is now being replicated at country level in Asia and in Africa. In Mozambique, UNCDF developed a country programmatic framework and initiated a pilot project in Gaza province starting 2015, with additional financing from the Belgian Cooperation. The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" is a first upscaling phase of the already ongoing pilot project. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of the rural population and improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRGs). The main expected results are (in short):1. Effective financing mechanism established and operationalised.2. Climate change mainstreamed in district planning and budgeting.3. Climate Change resilient investments (infrastructure and services)4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.5. Preparations for national upscale phase (from 2023 and onwards).The proposed programme will be implemented during 2018-2023 in the districts of Massingir, Guijá, Mabalane och Chicualacuala in the Gaza province (ongoing pilot phase since 2015) with gradual upscaling in these districts and replication in Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe and Chibuto districts in Gaza and to the districts of Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro and Mabote in the Inhambane province. The selection of districts has been done on the basis of an analysis of vulnerability to climate change, in consultation with concerned stakeholders. The central idea of LoCAL Mozambique is to provide financing as PBCRGs of priority actions identified in the PLAs by local communities, both infrastructure and non-infrastructure, not at household level. Examples of PBCRGs under the ongoing LoCAL pilot phase: Equipment for water supply and irrigation systems, parts of a maternity ward, rainwater harvesting dam for livestock and agriculture, electrical power transformation post (for irrigation scheme), re-roofing of primary schools, and a Resilience techniques training center - Livestock branch. Budgets per project during the 2017/2018 season range between 0,4 Mkr - 1,1 Mkr.Grant allocations are performance-based. A basic formula for dividing available funding between participating districts based on population size and land area is first applied. From the 2nd year onwards, annual allocations are re-distributed based on scores attained in annual district performance assessments. The pre-defined district performance measures include some related to Public Finance Management and Local Governance, to Food Security and Nutrition, and to Climate Change Adaptation.The programme foresees that large scale financing of adaptation to climate change will be available for upscaling and replication of local adaptation action in Mozambique, beyond the proposed programme, and aims to increase capacities to attract and efficiently and effectively make use of such funds.UNCDF is responsible for the programme, including the forwarding of funds to the Government of Mozambique. EoS will monitor the conditions of its agreement with UNCDF and the achievement of results, and participate as an observer in the Programme Board. Priority topics and fora for dialogue and follow-up have been identified. Mocambique har ett utmanande klimat med återkommande torka, översvämningar och cykloner. Globala klimatförändringar orsakar mer extrema väderförhållanden, vilket betyder ökad risk för och problem med instabil livsmedelsproduktion och livsmedelssäkerhet, vattenbrist, förhöjd havsnivå, katastrofer, ekosystem i förändring, hotad biodiversitet, och folkhälsa. Mocambiques möjligheter att uppnå sina mål för hållbar utveckling är i farozonen om inte anpassning till klimatförändringar säkras, inte minst på lokal nivå. Lokala anpassningsplaner (LAPs/PLAs, Local Adaptaion Plan/Plano Local d'Adaptacao) har tagits fram för landets mest sårbara distrikt, men de är mestadels inte under genomförande på grund av brist på finansiering och annan kapacitet; Det är dock en uttalad prioritering att de genomförs. UNCDF har sedan 2011 på global nivå drivit programmet LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living, Finansiering för Lokal Klimatanpassning) för att leverera klimatfinansiering för lokala myndigheter i utvecklingsländer, delvis med svenska medel från Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance och 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (pågående)). Programmet replikeras nu på landnivå i Asien och i Afrika. I Mocambique utvecklade UNCDF ett programramverk och initierade ett piltoprojekt i Gaza-provinsen med start 2015, med finansiellt bidrag från Belgien. Den föreslagna insatsen "Finansiering för lokal klimatanpassning - Mocambique" är en första uppskalning av detta redan pågående pilotprojekt. Det avser reducera landsbygdsbefolkningens sårbarhet och stärka resiliensen mot klimatförändringar på distriktsnivå genom ökad tillgång till finansiering för klimatanpassning genom prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs). De huvudsakliga förväntade resultaten är, i korthet: 1. Effektiv finansieringsmekanism etablerad och operationaliserad 2. Klimatförändringar tagna i beaktande i distriktens plan- och budgetprocesser 3. Klimatsäkrade investeringar (infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering för lärande 5. Förberedelser för en nationell uppskalningsfas (från 2023 och framåt) Det föreslagna programmet kommer at genomföras under 2018-2023 i disktrikten Massingir, Guijá, Mabalande och Chicualacuala i Gaza-provinsen (pågående pilotfas sedan 2015) med gradvis uppskalning i dessa distrikt och replikering i Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe och Chibuto i Gaza samt i distrikten Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro och Mabote i Inhambane-provinsen. Urval av provinser och distrikt har gjorts på basis av en analys av sårbarhet för klimatförändringar, i konsultation med berörda parter. Ambassaden avser avtala med UNCDF (FNs Kapitalutvecklingsfond)(huvudkontoret i New York), vars programledning sköts av deras lokala representation i Maputo, Mocambique. Den totala budgeten är ca 138,1 MSEK, av vilka ambassaden ombeds bidra med 113,1 MSEK (inkl avgift till UNCDF). UNCDFs bidrag om ca 25 MSEK kommer att mobiliseras från Belgien och från annat globalt program- eller kärnstöd. De ungefär 50% av den totala budgeten som allokeras till investeringsbidragen (PBCRGs) vidareförmedlas av UNCDF till Mocambique, för användning på distriktsnivå under gällande regelverk för offentlig upphandling. De kvarvarande ca 50% av finansieringen, för kapacitetsutveckling och andra kostnader, hanteras av UNCDF (som använder samma finansiella regelverk som UNDP). Den centrala tanken bakom LoCAL Mozambique är att bidra med finansiering i form av prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs) för insatser som prioriterats av lokalbefolkningen i PLAs, både infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur, ej på hushållsnivå. Exempel på PBCRGs under den pågående pilotfasen av LoCAL; Utrustning för dricksvattenförsörjning och bevattningssystem, delar av en förlossningsavdelning, damm för insamling av regnvatten för boskap och odling, transformatorstation för elförsörjning från elnätet (för bevattningsanläggning), nytt tak på en grundskola, och ett Center för utbildning i klimatresilient boskapsuppfödning. Budgeten per projekt under byggsäsongen 2017/2018 ligger mellan 0,4 MSEK-1,1 MSEK. Investeringsbidragen är prestations-baserade. I ett första steg appliceras en formel för allokering av tillgänglig finansiering mellan de deltagande distriken baserad på befolkning och storlek. Från och med 2a året omfördelas de årliga allokeringarna baserat på poäng erhållna i årliga resultatbedömningar av distrikten. De fördefinierade kriterierna för bedömning av distrikt faller under rubrikerna Offentlig Finansiell Styrning och Förvaltning, Livsmedelssäkerhet och Nutrition, och Anpassning till Klimatförändringar. Programmet emotser att storskalig finansiering av klimatanpassning i framtiden kommer att finnas tillgänglig för uppskalning och och replikering av lokala anpassningsåtgärder i Mocambique, efter det föreslagna programmet, och avser bygga kapacitet att attrahera och effektivt omsätta sådan finansiering i konkreta resultat. UNCDF ansvarar för programmet, inklusive vidareförmedling till Mocambique. Ambassaden kommer att följa upp avtalsvillkor och resultat, och delta som observatör i programmets styrkommittee. Prioriterade frågor och lämpliga fora för dialog och uppföljning har identifierats. Insatsen förlängs till juni 2027 för att möjliggöra för UNCDF att följa upp att de medel UNCDF har betalat ut till lokala myndigheter används korrekt The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" aims to improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRG). The expected long-term impact is "Improved food security & nutrition and reduced vulnerability of people in 13 districts in Gaza and Inhambane from 2018-2023". The main expected results are: 1. Effective performance-based climate resilient grant system (finance mechanism) is established in Mozambique and operational for additional funding" 2. Inclusive, effective and accountable climate change- mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level 3. Climate change resilient investments (services and infrastructure) are managed efficiently and effectively and transparently implemented by the participating districts through the PBCRG (Performance Based Climate Resilient Grant) system. 4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.M&E system and lessons learned and national policies informed about experiences from launch of LoCAL and integration of climate change in all steps of the local PFM process and improvements of the PFM 5. Completed roll-out plans and capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme (beyond 2023). The LoCAL programme contributes mainly to strategy objective 1.2 "Enhanced adaptation and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters" of the Swedish Development Cooperation strategy (2022-2026). But also complements other strategy goals/support areas, namely the support area 2 governance and democracy that delivers human rights and 3 inclusive economic development. In addition, the contribution complements other Swedish financed projects especially in provinces where renewable energy contributions are being implemented. he updated outputs and targets of the contributions are: 1. Effective gender sensitive performance-based climate resilient grant system (financing mechanism) is implemented in new districts and operational for additional funding. Targets: all districts/municipalities present gender-disaggregated data by the end of the programme.  2. Inclusive, gender positive, effective and accountable climate change mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level in a participatory manner. Target: a minimum 2 capacity building interventions conducted to strengthen the capacity of districts/municipalities to plan and budget for climate change related interventions per district per year. 3. The PBCRG system is effectively and sustainable established, with climate change, gender sensitive, resilient investments - infrastructure and services are managed transparently. Target: by the end of the programme all districts have Institutionalized the PBCRG system, including financial flow, minimal conditions-MCs, Performance Measures, formula for the PBCRG, investment menu and related manual for the annual performance assessment - APA.  4. M&E system and lessons learned to inform national policies about experiences from launch of LoCAL; the role of local governments-the PBCRGS in addressing climate change are recognized at National level. Target: List of climate resilient activities implemented and accounted for, in the targeted districts/municipalities in accordance with the programme investment menu (annually) with a minimum of 2 investments per target district/municipality per year. 5. Completed roll-out plans and gender sensitive capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme. Target: by the end of the programme all coastal districts/municipalities of initiatives provinces are technically and financially supported by the programmed initiative with the PBCRGs established. Updated from 2026-2027 work plan: - The above core objectives still valid for the last implementation period. However the focus will be on ensuring completion of all planned activities as well as  outputs and targets. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 10000000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Sustainable food security with particular focus on resilient agriculture En hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning med särskilt fokus på ett motståndskraftigt lantbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140114-5114011404 Sweden UNCDF has since 2011, at global level, run the programme LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living) to deliver climate finance solutions for local governments in developing countries, partially using Swedish funding through Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance and 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (ongoing)). The programme is now being replicated at country level in Asia and in Africa. In Mozambique, UNCDF developed a country programmatic framework and initiated a pilot project in Gaza province starting 2015, with additional financing from the Belgian Cooperation. The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" is a first upscaling phase of the already ongoing pilot project. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of the rural population and improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRGs). The main expected results are (in short):1. Effective financing mechanism established and operationalised.2. Climate change mainstreamed in district planning and budgeting.3. Climate Change resilient investments (infrastructure and services)4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.5. Preparations for national upscale phase (from 2023 and onwards).The proposed programme will be implemented during 2018-2023 in the districts of Massingir, Guijá, Mabalane och Chicualacuala in the Gaza province (ongoing pilot phase since 2015) with gradual upscaling in these districts and replication in Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe and Chibuto districts in Gaza and to the districts of Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro and Mabote in the Inhambane province. The selection of districts has been done on the basis of an analysis of vulnerability to climate change, in consultation with concerned stakeholders. The central idea of LoCAL Mozambique is to provide financing as PBCRGs of priority actions identified in the PLAs by local communities, both infrastructure and non-infrastructure, not at household level. Examples of PBCRGs under the ongoing LoCAL pilot phase: Equipment for water supply and irrigation systems, parts of a maternity ward, rainwater harvesting dam for livestock and agriculture, electrical power transformation post (for irrigation scheme), re-roofing of primary schools, and a Resilience techniques training center - Livestock branch. Budgets per project during the 2017/2018 season range between 0,4 Mkr - 1,1 Mkr.Grant allocations are performance-based. A basic formula for dividing available funding between participating districts based on population size and land area is first applied. From the 2nd year onwards, annual allocations are re-distributed based on scores attained in annual district performance assessments. The pre-defined district performance measures include some related to Public Finance Management and Local Governance, to Food Security and Nutrition, and to Climate Change Adaptation.The programme foresees that large scale financing of adaptation to climate change will be available for upscaling and replication of local adaptation action in Mozambique, beyond the proposed programme, and aims to increase capacities to attract and efficiently and effectively make use of such funds.UNCDF is responsible for the programme, including the forwarding of funds to the Government of Mozambique. EoS will monitor the conditions of its agreement with UNCDF and the achievement of results, and participate as an observer in the Programme Board. Priority topics and fora for dialogue and follow-up have been identified. Mocambique har ett utmanande klimat med återkommande torka, översvämningar och cykloner. Globala klimatförändringar orsakar mer extrema väderförhållanden, vilket betyder ökad risk för och problem med instabil livsmedelsproduktion och livsmedelssäkerhet, vattenbrist, förhöjd havsnivå, katastrofer, ekosystem i förändring, hotad biodiversitet, och folkhälsa. Mocambiques möjligheter att uppnå sina mål för hållbar utveckling är i farozonen om inte anpassning till klimatförändringar säkras, inte minst på lokal nivå. Lokala anpassningsplaner (LAPs/PLAs, Local Adaptaion Plan/Plano Local d'Adaptacao) har tagits fram för landets mest sårbara distrikt, men de är mestadels inte under genomförande på grund av brist på finansiering och annan kapacitet; Det är dock en uttalad prioritering att de genomförs. UNCDF har sedan 2011 på global nivå drivit programmet LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living, Finansiering för Lokal Klimatanpassning) för att leverera klimatfinansiering för lokala myndigheter i utvecklingsländer, delvis med svenska medel från Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance och 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (pågående)). Programmet replikeras nu på landnivå i Asien och i Afrika. I Mocambique utvecklade UNCDF ett programramverk och initierade ett piltoprojekt i Gaza-provinsen med start 2015, med finansiellt bidrag från Belgien. Den föreslagna insatsen "Finansiering för lokal klimatanpassning - Mocambique" är en första uppskalning av detta redan pågående pilotprojekt. Det avser reducera landsbygdsbefolkningens sårbarhet och stärka resiliensen mot klimatförändringar på distriktsnivå genom ökad tillgång till finansiering för klimatanpassning genom prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs). De huvudsakliga förväntade resultaten är, i korthet: 1. Effektiv finansieringsmekanism etablerad och operationaliserad 2. Klimatförändringar tagna i beaktande i distriktens plan- och budgetprocesser 3. Klimatsäkrade investeringar (infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering för lärande 5. Förberedelser för en nationell uppskalningsfas (från 2023 och framåt) Det föreslagna programmet kommer at genomföras under 2018-2023 i disktrikten Massingir, Guijá, Mabalande och Chicualacuala i Gaza-provinsen (pågående pilotfas sedan 2015) med gradvis uppskalning i dessa distrikt och replikering i Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe och Chibuto i Gaza samt i distrikten Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro och Mabote i Inhambane-provinsen. Urval av provinser och distrikt har gjorts på basis av en analys av sårbarhet för klimatförändringar, i konsultation med berörda parter. Ambassaden avser avtala med UNCDF (FNs Kapitalutvecklingsfond)(huvudkontoret i New York), vars programledning sköts av deras lokala representation i Maputo, Mocambique. Den totala budgeten är ca 138,1 MSEK, av vilka ambassaden ombeds bidra med 113,1 MSEK (inkl avgift till UNCDF). UNCDFs bidrag om ca 25 MSEK kommer att mobiliseras från Belgien och från annat globalt program- eller kärnstöd. De ungefär 50% av den totala budgeten som allokeras till investeringsbidragen (PBCRGs) vidareförmedlas av UNCDF till Mocambique, för användning på distriktsnivå under gällande regelverk för offentlig upphandling. De kvarvarande ca 50% av finansieringen, för kapacitetsutveckling och andra kostnader, hanteras av UNCDF (som använder samma finansiella regelverk som UNDP). Den centrala tanken bakom LoCAL Mozambique är att bidra med finansiering i form av prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs) för insatser som prioriterats av lokalbefolkningen i PLAs, både infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur, ej på hushållsnivå. Exempel på PBCRGs under den pågående pilotfasen av LoCAL; Utrustning för dricksvattenförsörjning och bevattningssystem, delar av en förlossningsavdelning, damm för insamling av regnvatten för boskap och odling, transformatorstation för elförsörjning från elnätet (för bevattningsanläggning), nytt tak på en grundskola, och ett Center för utbildning i klimatresilient boskapsuppfödning. Budgeten per projekt under byggsäsongen 2017/2018 ligger mellan 0,4 MSEK-1,1 MSEK. Investeringsbidragen är prestations-baserade. I ett första steg appliceras en formel för allokering av tillgänglig finansiering mellan de deltagande distriken baserad på befolkning och storlek. Från och med 2a året omfördelas de årliga allokeringarna baserat på poäng erhållna i årliga resultatbedömningar av distrikten. De fördefinierade kriterierna för bedömning av distrikt faller under rubrikerna Offentlig Finansiell Styrning och Förvaltning, Livsmedelssäkerhet och Nutrition, och Anpassning till Klimatförändringar. Programmet emotser att storskalig finansiering av klimatanpassning i framtiden kommer att finnas tillgänglig för uppskalning och och replikering av lokala anpassningsåtgärder i Mocambique, efter det föreslagna programmet, och avser bygga kapacitet att attrahera och effektivt omsätta sådan finansiering i konkreta resultat. UNCDF ansvarar för programmet, inklusive vidareförmedling till Mocambique. Ambassaden kommer att följa upp avtalsvillkor och resultat, och delta som observatör i programmets styrkommittee. Prioriterade frågor och lämpliga fora för dialog och uppföljning har identifierats. Insatsen förlängs till juni 2027 för att möjliggöra för UNCDF att följa upp att de medel UNCDF har betalat ut till lokala myndigheter används korrekt The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" aims to improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRG). The expected long-term impact is "Improved food security & nutrition and reduced vulnerability of people in 13 districts in Gaza and Inhambane from 2018-2023". The main expected results are: 1. Effective performance-based climate resilient grant system (finance mechanism) is established in Mozambique and operational for additional funding" 2. Inclusive, effective and accountable climate change- mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level 3. Climate change resilient investments (services and infrastructure) are managed efficiently and effectively and transparently implemented by the participating districts through the PBCRG (Performance Based Climate Resilient Grant) system. 4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.M&E system and lessons learned and national policies informed about experiences from launch of LoCAL and integration of climate change in all steps of the local PFM process and improvements of the PFM 5. Completed roll-out plans and capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme (beyond 2023). The LoCAL programme contributes mainly to strategy objective 1.2 "Enhanced adaptation and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters" of the Swedish Development Cooperation strategy (2022-2026). But also complements other strategy goals/support areas, namely the support area 2 governance and democracy that delivers human rights and 3 inclusive economic development. In addition, the contribution complements other Swedish financed projects especially in provinces where renewable energy contributions are being implemented. he updated outputs and targets of the contributions are: 1. Effective gender sensitive performance-based climate resilient grant system (financing mechanism) is implemented in new districts and operational for additional funding. Targets: all districts/municipalities present gender-disaggregated data by the end of the programme.  2. Inclusive, gender positive, effective and accountable climate change mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level in a participatory manner. Target: a minimum 2 capacity building interventions conducted to strengthen the capacity of districts/municipalities to plan and budget for climate change related interventions per district per year. 3. The PBCRG system is effectively and sustainable established, with climate change, gender sensitive, resilient investments - infrastructure and services are managed transparently. Target: by the end of the programme all districts have Institutionalized the PBCRG system, including financial flow, minimal conditions-MCs, Performance Measures, formula for the PBCRG, investment menu and related manual for the annual performance assessment - APA.  4. M&E system and lessons learned to inform national policies about experiences from launch of LoCAL; the role of local governments-the PBCRGS in addressing climate change are recognized at National level. Target: List of climate resilient activities implemented and accounted for, in the targeted districts/municipalities in accordance with the programme investment menu (annually) with a minimum of 2 investments per target district/municipality per year. 5. Completed roll-out plans and gender sensitive capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme. Target: by the end of the programme all coastal districts/municipalities of initiatives provinces are technically and financially supported by the programmed initiative with the PBCRGs established. Updated from 2026-2027 work plan: - The above core objectives still valid for the last implementation period. However the focus will be on ensuring completion of all planned activities as well as  outputs and targets. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mozambique 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 64000000 79000000 65000000 0 0 0 0 79000000 0 65000000 0 12000000 52000000 0 208000000 Government of Mozambique 12000000 Government of Mozambique 52000000 Government of Mozambique 79000000 Government of Mozambique 65000000 Government of Mozambique Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law, including decreased levels of corruption. Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51170000 Sweden Reference is made to the request from the Ministry of Finance, Tanzania, in December 2014 requesting Sweden for a financial contribution of 600 000 000 SEK from Sweden and £ 30 000 000 from the United Kingdom to the government agency Rural Energy Agency (REA) for the 2015-2019 period with the purpose of scaling up modern rural energy access. The development objective of the intervention is poverty alleviation in rural mainland Tanzania through the providing of access to modern energy services based on renewable resources. Lack of access to electricity has been shown and is widely accepted as one of the main constraints to growth.REA was established in 2007 under the Rural Energy Act to promote and facilitate access to modern energy services in rural areas of mainland Tanzania by providing grants, subsidies and capacity building to developers of rural energy projects. The ambition in Tanzania is to increase energy access in the rural areas from 21% in 2014 to 50% per cent by 2020. In this regard REF is key to reach those results.The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the Tanzanian Government’s aim to reach the UN initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) ambition of universal energy access by 2030. Support to energy use that will lead to increased economic activity will be stimluated, with specific focus on female business owners. The Programme will also have incentives for connecting the poorer household segments, where female headed households are constituting a large share.The Programme funds will be divided into two REF financing windows: The on-grid electrification window includes two predefined village electrification schemes as well as two Result Based Finance (RBF) pilots which will be tested for so called densification of connections. It also includes a sum that will be used for distribution extensions based on RBF but defined more specifically at a later stage through the annual planning process. Parts of the financing in this on-grid window will be used for technical assistance and community mobilization.The off-grid, private sector renewable energy window aims at attracting and leveraging private sector finance by applying various financial instruments with the threefold purpose of;• Increasing access to renewable energy services in rural areas not yet reached by the national grid;• Achieve a market expansion for rural renewable energy provision;• Reaching the poorest household segment (‘Bottom of the Pyramid’) in already electrified areasDue to the required in-depth knowledge of selecting and applying suitable financial instruments, REA will outsource the financial management of both the on-grid as well as the off-grid component to a Trust Agent. The Trust Agent is the commercial bank Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB, and has been selected through a procurement process. The Programme will be closely coordinated and aligned with support from other development partners supporting rural renewable energy in Tanzania. These include support from World Bank, IFC and USAID, EU and Norway. Division of labour, joint technical assistance, joint programming and allocation of expertise, joint monitoring system, and financial instruments complementarities are main features of this coordination.The Programme will provide predictable funding in support of REA’s goals and priorities, as embedded in REA’s five year Strategic Plan 2012/13 – 2016/17 adopted by the Rural Energy Board, and will be highly relevant to Tanzania’s national development priorities in the Five Year Development Plan as well as the Second National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA II). Sveriges ambassad i Tanzania mottog i december 2014 en förfrågan från Tanzanias finansministerie för stöd om 600 000 000 SEK till Rural Energy Agency juli 2015 - juni 2020. Stödet avser landsbygdselektrifiering med ökad andel förnybara energislag. Målet med insatsen är fattigdomsbekämpning på landsbygden genom tillhandahållande av tillförlitlig elektricitet. Avsaknad av tillgång till elektricitet är allmänt ansett som ett av de största hindren för utveckling. Den statliga myndigheten Rural Energy Agency (REA) inrättades 2007 i syfte att facilitera tillgången till moderna energitjänster på landsbydgen i Tanzania genom tillhandahållande av gåvomedel, subventioner och stöd till utvecklare av rurala energiprojekt. Tanzania har som mål att öka tillgången till elektricitet på landsbygden från 21% (2014) till 50% (2020). REA är en viktig aktör för att uppnå detta mål. Till sitt förfogande har REA en fond, Rural Energy Fund (REF) för att finansiera energiprojekt på landsbygden. Projekten initieras och genomförs av såväl det statliga elbolaget TANESCO som privata aktörer. Med anledning av sin förfrågan om finansiering från Sida och brittiska biståndsmyndigheten DFID har REA tagit fram ett programdokument ”Sida and DfID Financial Support to the Rural Energy Fund (REF), Tanzania” daterat 8 juni 2015 som grundar sig på REAs fyraåriga strategiska plan. I programdokumentet beskrivs REAs och REFs verksamhet och planer för landsbygdselektrifiering. Det efterfrågade stödet avser 600 000 000 SEK från Sverige till REAs fond för landsbygdselektrifiering Rural Energy Fund (REF) samt £ 30 000 000 från DfID. Sida och DFID har överenskommit att Sida ska administrera stödet från DFID, vilket innebär att Sverige kommer ingå avtal med Tanzania om hela beloppet för REF inklusive de brittiska medlen. Av Sveriges bidrag avses 500 000 000 SEK avsättas för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät. Kvarvarande 100 000 000 SEK tillsammans med DFIDs £ 30 000 000 avses avsättas för projekt i områden där det idag inte finns något kraftnät. Det senare ska ske genom privatsektorledda investeringar i förnybar energi, framför allt s.k. Green Mini Grids, GMG. Kriterier för finansiering från REF är angivna i programdokumentet. Formerna för finansering av projekt beror på vem som är genomförare. Vissa av projekten kommer genomföras av TANESCO medan andra genomförs av privata aktörer. Vad gäller finansieringen av TANESCOs projekt kommer två fördefinierade projekt finansieras genom vanlig bidragsfinansiering. Övriga projekt som TANESCO genomför, som ännu inte är exakt geografiskt definierade, kommer tillämpa principen att TANESCO får betalt i efterskott med en viss summa per anslutning. Vad gäller projekten som genomförs av privata aktörer kommer REA gå ut med s.k. call for proposals där de bjuder in företag att inkomma med förslag på genomförande av elektrifieringsprojekt. Projekten värderas bl.a. enligt teknisk standard och företagens kapacitet att genomföra projekten. De förslag som möter uppsatta kriterier kommer därefter ingå kontrakt med REA där företagen åtar sig att ansluta ett visst antal hushåll medan REA åtar sig att utbetala till företagen en viss summa pengar per anslutning. Dessa pengar betalas ut efter det att anslutningarna verifierats av oberoende part. Projektförslagen kommer inte ha något prismässigt konkurrenselement. Snarare kommer kontrakt tecknas allteftersom förslag kommer in (”först till kvarn”). Det ska noteras att omkring 80% av finansieringen av REFs verksamhet beräknas komma från Tanzanias statsbudget genom bl.a. en särskild skatt i eltariffen. Resterande 20% utgörs av externa finansiärer. Det övergripande effektmålet med insatsen är att bidra till Tanzanias mål att uppnå ambitionen i FN-initiativet Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) om universell tillgång till elektricitet senast år 2030. Föreslagna resultat genom insatsen är att uppnå: • Tillgång till elektricitet för minst 1 675 000 personer (335 000 hushåll) • Genom tillämpning av olika finansieringsinstrument öka antalet privatsektorinvesteringar i förnybar energi i områden där det idag inte finns kraftnät Insatsen bidrar till att moderna energitjänster ersätter de traditonella på landsbygden. Detta bidrar till hållbarhet främst genom att minska energianvändningens påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön inklusive det globala klimatet. Ökad tillgång på moderna energitjänster stimulerar även den ekonomiska utvecklingen, höjer levnadsstandarden samt ökar den sociala tryggheten på landsbygden. Hälsoproblemen i hemmen minskar till följd av minskad förbränning av fotogen inomhus, vilket förbättrar främst kvinnors och barns hälsa. I viss mån kan insatsen även bidra till minskat behov av avskogning. För att ytterligare förstärka den finansiella hållbarheten för privata investerare samt för att medverka till ekonomisk utveckling på landsbygden avser insatsen även bidra till en produktiv, tillväxtskapande användning av tillhandahållen energi med fokus på kvinnors företagande. Insatsen ger särskilda incitament för tillhandahållande av elektricitet till de fattigaste hushållen. Detta kan bidra till ökad jämställdhet då hushåll med kvinnor som huvudansvariga är jämförelsevis vanligare i de fattigaste hushållen. Stödet från Sverige och DfID avses indelas i två huvudsakliga områden: - Utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät (on-grid) - Privatsektorledda projekt bortom existerande kraftnät (off-grid) Det förstnämnda består dels av två byelektrifieringsprogram som redan är färdigplanerade och redo att påbörjas och dels av två pilotprojekt. I dessa pilotprojekt avses en resultatbaserad finansering tillämpas för förtätning av anslutningar till kraftnätet för att nå fattigare hushåll som ännu inte är nätanslutna. I denna första del av insatsen ingår även medel för utbyggnad av existerande kraftnät genom resultatbaserad finansering. Denna senare del har ännu inte detaljplanerats utan kommer vara del av kommande årlig planeringsprocess. Del av medlen avsatta för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät avser användas för tekniskt stöd och för dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen. Delen som avser elektrifiering bortom existerande kraftnät ska i huvudsak attrahera och befrämja privatsektorinvesteringar genom att tillhandahålla olika finansiella instrument som ska: • Öka tillgången till förnybar energi i rurala områden som ännu inte är nätanslutna • Utöka marknaden för tillhandahållande av förnybar energi i rurala områden • Uppnå anslutning av de fattigaste hushållen i områden som redan har lokala kraftnät REA har idag inte den finansiella expertisen som behövs för utforma och hantera de finansiella instrumenten som avses användas för tilltänkta privatsektorinvesteringar i rurala områden. REA har därför upphandlat en s.k. Trust Agent som ska tillhandahålla den finansiella expertisen åt REA. Trust Agent är den kommersiella banken Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB. I syfte att möjliggöra investeringar i förnybar energi i rurala områden kommer medlen inom denna del av insatsen användas för: - Resultatbaserad finansiering för privatsektorinvesteringar (nivån på incitamenten beror på investeringskostnaden och den tekniska omfattningen) - Tekniskt stöd för att stärka kapaciteten hos REA, Trust Agent och affärsutvecklare - Projektutvecklingsstöd till lovande affärsförslag inom förnybar energi i rurala områden - Tillhandahållande av affärsmässig expertis för att sluta affärsuppgörelser - Dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen för spridning av teknik för förnybar energi Trust Agent kommer ombesörja utbetalningarna till företagen för genomförande av landsbygdselektrifieringsprojekt efter det att REA har gett klartecken om sådan utbetalning. Utbetalningarna kommer årligen revideras och rapporteras till Sida. Sida kommer även ha kontroll över revisionsprocessen då Sida ska godkänna revisorns uppdragsbeskrivning. Utbetalningarna till TANESCO kommer årligen revideras av rutinerna för revision av TANESCOs finanser. Flera andra givare genomför också insatser i Tanzania för förnybar energi i rurala områden, t.ex. Världsbanken, USAID, IFC, EU och Norge. Den nu aktuella insatsen med finansiering från Sverige och DFID kommer koordineras med dessa och Sverige avser utöka samarbetet för ökad koordinering, gemensam planering, samordning av tekniskt stöd, gemensam övervakning och utvärdering samt ökad komplementaritet. En viktig del av detta är Sidas ledarskap av den informella givargruppen kring rural energiförsörjning. Den föreslagna insatsen med delvis öronmärkta medel till fonden innebär att REA kan ge en tydlig signal till den privata sektorn avseende vilka resurser som finns för finansiering av REAs mål och prioriteringar. Målen och prioriteringarna är beslutade och finns redovisade i REAs femåriga strategiska plan 2012/2013 – 2016/2017. Denna plan är en viktig beståndsdel i Tanzanias nationella femåriga utvecklingsplan samt även Tanzanias andra strategi för fattigdomsbekämpning (MKUKUTA II). Resultatbaserad finansering (RBF) kommer tillämpas av REA inom deras kontrakt med privata investerare för projekt för elektrifiering. Sidas utbetalning kommer inte tillämpa RBF-principer utan kommer baseras på godkända års-planer och budgetar. Dessa utbetalningar kommer förvisso endast göras i mån av behov. Orsaken till att Sida inte tillämpar resultatbaserad finansiering vid utbetalningarna är den höga risken för att medel transfereras alltför långsamt inom det tanzaniska systemet. Om Sida endast betalade ut efter att anslutningar verifierats så finns risk att en investerare inte får betalt förrän långt senare (inom andra Sida-finansierade energiprogram i Tanzania har fördröjningar på upp till ett år förekommit) vilket skulle vara förödande för investerares vilja att delta i programmet. Sida kommer trots detta undersöka möjligheterna att övergå till resultatbaserade utbetalningar under programmets implementering. Avtalet Sida kommer underteckna med tanzaniska finansministeriet utgörs av Sidas mallavtal för dessa samarbeten. Överenskommelsen Sida kommer underteckna med DFID följer den s.k. Nordic Plus-mallen för delegerat samarbete som har förhandlats fram mellan Sida och ett antal likasinnade givare, däribland DFID. The objective with this rural elecrification programme is to electrify large areas of rural Tanzania that have to date not been electrified. This will be achieved both with grid extension projects and with offgrid electrification, e.g. isolated so called minigrids. There will also be densification projects, adding more customers to already electrified rural areas. Electrification is just a means to an end. It will enable e.g. households to light up for children to study better, for charging of phones, watching TV etc. It will also enable smallscale businesses to develop, rural schools to light up, medical clinics to store medicine and provide safer birth deliveries. Generelly, electrification is one of the key enablers for development. The development objective of Tanzania's Rural Energy Agency (REA) and its Rural Energy Fund (REF) is socio-economic development and poverty alleviation in rural Tanzania through the provision of increased access to modern energy services. The overall objective of the Swedish support to REA and the REF is to contribute to reliable and sustainable energy access for poor people with low climate impact, as well as increased procurement transparency and regulatory improvements that strengthens private sector investments in renewable energy. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids) Energy distribution The Government of Tanzania, through REA and in collaboration with Development Partners (including Sweden), has supported several grid and off-grid projects. These projects involve grid extension and renewable energy sources such as wind, solar, and small hydro, which have significantly contributed to increased power generation, expanded access to electricity, improved power reliability, and environmental protection by reducing carbon dioxide emissions. The CoP and summarised results based on the Annual Progress Report of the financial year July 2024 to June 2025, the report covers the progress of projects implemented with the support of Development Partners (DPs) and the performance of the Rural Energy Fund (REF) in providing modern energy services to rural areas of Mainland Tanzania. Key milestones achieved during the period include: This report presents progress in the implementation of projects covering grid extension, off-grid solutions, clean cooking initiatives, small petroleum stations, and other interventions undertaken by the Agency during the reporting period. Key milestones achieved include the completion of electrification in all 12,318 villages (as per the 2018 Government Notice), representing 100 percent connectivity at the village level through extension of electricity infrastructure to village headquarters. The Agency, in collaboration with Development Partners, continues to implement initiatives aimed at achieving predefined targets and delivering meaningful impact to communities. Notably, REA received an Unqualified Opinion for the Financial Year 2023/24 following an audit conducted by the Controller and Auditor General. The Agency remains committed to ensuring value for money and achieving intended results. Furthermore, REA is actively mobilizing resources to electrify the remaining 31,532 hamlets and to scale up the dissemination of clean cooking solutions. These efforts aim to reduce reliance on firewood and charcoal, which have adverse effects on both the environment and human health. The overarching goal is to achieve 75 percent connectivity and 100 percent access to electricity, alongside 80 percent adoption of clean cooking solutions by 2034, in line with the National Clean Cooking Strategy (20242034). In collaboration with the Government of Norway, the Government of Sweden provided a total grant of TZS 57.9 billion to finance the Backbone Transmission Investment Programme (BTIP) Village Electrification Initiative (VEI). This initiative was implemented across five regions of Mainland Tanzania Iringa, Dodoma, Singida, Tabora, and Shinyanga, and included the construction of the Mtera substation. In addition, Sweden financed the Southern Highlands Village Electrification Project along the MakambakoSongea 220 kV transmission line, covering Njombe and Ruvuma regions. This project, valued at TZS 29 billion, has been successfully completed. Furthermore, the Government of Sweden, in partnership with the Government of Norway and the European Union, financed the Rural Electrification Densification Project II (REDP IIA), with a total value of TZS 139.6 billion. The project was implemented in nine regions: Dodoma, Singida, Tabora, Pwani, Tanga, Kilimanjaro, Mbeya, Mwanza, and Shinyanga. The Government of Sweden, in collaboration with the Government of the United Kingdom through DFID then (now FCDO), also supported offgrid electrification through a ResultsBased Financing (RBF) mechanism, with a total contribution of USD 10.8 million. Sweden has fully disbursed its committed funds under this arrangement, with the agreement scheduled to conclude on 31 December 2025. The Agency received UNQUALIFIED OPINION for fiscal year 2024/25 from the audited conducted by Controller and Auditor General. According to the Annual Progress Report, the Agency will continue to perform its obligations to ensure there is a good value for money and the intended results is achieved. The cooperation between the Government of Tanzania and the Government of Sweden has delivered substantial and measurable results in advancing rural energy access. The scale of investments and the diversity of interventions ranging from grid extension and densification to offgrid electrification and clean cooking demonstrate a well-balanced and strategic approach to addressing energy access challenges across the country. Implementation performance has been largely satisfactory, as evidenced by the completion of major infrastructure projects, the achievement of full village level electrification, and continued progress in ongoing programmes such as REDP II A and BTIPVEI. Financial execution has also been strong, with significant disbursements to contractors and effective utilization of previously committed funds. The attainment of an unqualified audit opinion further underscores sound financial management and adherence to accountability standards. The partnership model, particularly Sweden's collaboration with other Development Partners, has enhanced coordination, reduced duplication of efforts, and increased overall development impact. Cofinancing arrangements have enabled scaling up of interventions and contributed to broader geographical coverage and improved outcomes. However, some challenges remain. These include the need to accelerate electrification of remaining hamlets, ensure sustainability of infrastructure through adequate operation and maintenance systems, and expand adoption of clean cooking solutions. Additionally, the phaseout of Swedens bilateral No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170000-5117000001 Sweden Reference is made to the request from the Ministry of Finance, Tanzania, in December 2014 requesting Sweden for a financial contribution of 600 000 000 SEK from Sweden and £ 30 000 000 from the United Kingdom to the government agency Rural Energy Agency (REA) for the 2015-2019 period with the purpose of scaling up modern rural energy access. The development objective of the intervention is poverty alleviation in rural mainland Tanzania through the providing of access to modern energy services based on renewable resources. Lack of access to electricity has been shown and is widely accepted as one of the main constraints to growth.REA was established in 2007 under the Rural Energy Act to promote and facilitate access to modern energy services in rural areas of mainland Tanzania by providing grants, subsidies and capacity building to developers of rural energy projects. The ambition in Tanzania is to increase energy access in the rural areas from 21% in 2014 to 50% per cent by 2020. In this regard REF is key to reach those results.The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the Tanzanian Government’s aim to reach the UN initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) ambition of universal energy access by 2030. Support to energy use that will lead to increased economic activity will be stimluated, with specific focus on female business owners. The Programme will also have incentives for connecting the poorer household segments, where female headed households are constituting a large share.The Programme funds will be divided into two REF financing windows: The on-grid electrification window includes two predefined village electrification schemes as well as two Result Based Finance (RBF) pilots which will be tested for so called densification of connections. It also includes a sum that will be used for distribution extensions based on RBF but defined more specifically at a later stage through the annual planning process. Parts of the financing in this on-grid window will be used for technical assistance and community mobilization.The off-grid, private sector renewable energy window aims at attracting and leveraging private sector finance by applying various financial instruments with the threefold purpose of;• Increasing access to renewable energy services in rural areas not yet reached by the national grid;• Achieve a market expansion for rural renewable energy provision;• Reaching the poorest household segment (‘Bottom of the Pyramid’) in already electrified areasDue to the required in-depth knowledge of selecting and applying suitable financial instruments, REA will outsource the financial management of both the on-grid as well as the off-grid component to a Trust Agent. The Trust Agent is the commercial bank Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB, and has been selected through a procurement process. The Programme will be closely coordinated and aligned with support from other development partners supporting rural renewable energy in Tanzania. These include support from World Bank, IFC and USAID, EU and Norway. Division of labour, joint technical assistance, joint programming and allocation of expertise, joint monitoring system, and financial instruments complementarities are main features of this coordination.The Programme will provide predictable funding in support of REA’s goals and priorities, as embedded in REA’s five year Strategic Plan 2012/13 – 2016/17 adopted by the Rural Energy Board, and will be highly relevant to Tanzania’s national development priorities in the Five Year Development Plan as well as the Second National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA II). Sveriges ambassad i Tanzania mottog i december 2014 en förfrågan från Tanzanias finansministerie för stöd om 600 000 000 SEK till Rural Energy Agency juli 2015 - juni 2020. Stödet avser landsbygdselektrifiering med ökad andel förnybara energislag. Målet med insatsen är fattigdomsbekämpning på landsbygden genom tillhandahållande av tillförlitlig elektricitet. Avsaknad av tillgång till elektricitet är allmänt ansett som ett av de största hindren för utveckling. Den statliga myndigheten Rural Energy Agency (REA) inrättades 2007 i syfte att facilitera tillgången till moderna energitjänster på landsbydgen i Tanzania genom tillhandahållande av gåvomedel, subventioner och stöd till utvecklare av rurala energiprojekt. Tanzania har som mål att öka tillgången till elektricitet på landsbygden från 21% (2014) till 50% (2020). REA är en viktig aktör för att uppnå detta mål. Till sitt förfogande har REA en fond, Rural Energy Fund (REF) för att finansiera energiprojekt på landsbygden. Projekten initieras och genomförs av såväl det statliga elbolaget TANESCO som privata aktörer. Med anledning av sin förfrågan om finansiering från Sida och brittiska biståndsmyndigheten DFID har REA tagit fram ett programdokument ”Sida and DfID Financial Support to the Rural Energy Fund (REF), Tanzania” daterat 8 juni 2015 som grundar sig på REAs fyraåriga strategiska plan. I programdokumentet beskrivs REAs och REFs verksamhet och planer för landsbygdselektrifiering. Det efterfrågade stödet avser 600 000 000 SEK från Sverige till REAs fond för landsbygdselektrifiering Rural Energy Fund (REF) samt £ 30 000 000 från DfID. Sida och DFID har överenskommit att Sida ska administrera stödet från DFID, vilket innebär att Sverige kommer ingå avtal med Tanzania om hela beloppet för REF inklusive de brittiska medlen. Av Sveriges bidrag avses 500 000 000 SEK avsättas för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät. Kvarvarande 100 000 000 SEK tillsammans med DFIDs £ 30 000 000 avses avsättas för projekt i områden där det idag inte finns något kraftnät. Det senare ska ske genom privatsektorledda investeringar i förnybar energi, framför allt s.k. Green Mini Grids, GMG. Kriterier för finansiering från REF är angivna i programdokumentet. Formerna för finansering av projekt beror på vem som är genomförare. Vissa av projekten kommer genomföras av TANESCO medan andra genomförs av privata aktörer. Vad gäller finansieringen av TANESCOs projekt kommer två fördefinierade projekt finansieras genom vanlig bidragsfinansiering. Övriga projekt som TANESCO genomför, som ännu inte är exakt geografiskt definierade, kommer tillämpa principen att TANESCO får betalt i efterskott med en viss summa per anslutning. Vad gäller projekten som genomförs av privata aktörer kommer REA gå ut med s.k. call for proposals där de bjuder in företag att inkomma med förslag på genomförande av elektrifieringsprojekt. Projekten värderas bl.a. enligt teknisk standard och företagens kapacitet att genomföra projekten. De förslag som möter uppsatta kriterier kommer därefter ingå kontrakt med REA där företagen åtar sig att ansluta ett visst antal hushåll medan REA åtar sig att utbetala till företagen en viss summa pengar per anslutning. Dessa pengar betalas ut efter det att anslutningarna verifierats av oberoende part. Projektförslagen kommer inte ha något prismässigt konkurrenselement. Snarare kommer kontrakt tecknas allteftersom förslag kommer in (”först till kvarn”). Det ska noteras att omkring 80% av finansieringen av REFs verksamhet beräknas komma från Tanzanias statsbudget genom bl.a. en särskild skatt i eltariffen. Resterande 20% utgörs av externa finansiärer. Det övergripande effektmålet med insatsen är att bidra till Tanzanias mål att uppnå ambitionen i FN-initiativet Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) om universell tillgång till elektricitet senast år 2030. Föreslagna resultat genom insatsen är att uppnå: • Tillgång till elektricitet för minst 1 675 000 personer (335 000 hushåll) • Genom tillämpning av olika finansieringsinstrument öka antalet privatsektorinvesteringar i förnybar energi i områden där det idag inte finns kraftnät Insatsen bidrar till att moderna energitjänster ersätter de traditonella på landsbygden. Detta bidrar till hållbarhet främst genom att minska energianvändningens påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön inklusive det globala klimatet. Ökad tillgång på moderna energitjänster stimulerar även den ekonomiska utvecklingen, höjer levnadsstandarden samt ökar den sociala tryggheten på landsbygden. Hälsoproblemen i hemmen minskar till följd av minskad förbränning av fotogen inomhus, vilket förbättrar främst kvinnors och barns hälsa. I viss mån kan insatsen även bidra till minskat behov av avskogning. För att ytterligare förstärka den finansiella hållbarheten för privata investerare samt för att medverka till ekonomisk utveckling på landsbygden avser insatsen även bidra till en produktiv, tillväxtskapande användning av tillhandahållen energi med fokus på kvinnors företagande. Insatsen ger särskilda incitament för tillhandahållande av elektricitet till de fattigaste hushållen. Detta kan bidra till ökad jämställdhet då hushåll med kvinnor som huvudansvariga är jämförelsevis vanligare i de fattigaste hushållen. Stödet från Sverige och DfID avses indelas i två huvudsakliga områden: - Utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät (on-grid) - Privatsektorledda projekt bortom existerande kraftnät (off-grid) Det förstnämnda består dels av två byelektrifieringsprogram som redan är färdigplanerade och redo att påbörjas och dels av två pilotprojekt. I dessa pilotprojekt avses en resultatbaserad finansering tillämpas för förtätning av anslutningar till kraftnätet för att nå fattigare hushåll som ännu inte är nätanslutna. I denna första del av insatsen ingår även medel för utbyggnad av existerande kraftnät genom resultatbaserad finansering. Denna senare del har ännu inte detaljplanerats utan kommer vara del av kommande årlig planeringsprocess. Del av medlen avsatta för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät avser användas för tekniskt stöd och för dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen. Delen som avser elektrifiering bortom existerande kraftnät ska i huvudsak attrahera och befrämja privatsektorinvesteringar genom att tillhandahålla olika finansiella instrument som ska: • Öka tillgången till förnybar energi i rurala områden som ännu inte är nätanslutna • Utöka marknaden för tillhandahållande av förnybar energi i rurala områden • Uppnå anslutning av de fattigaste hushållen i områden som redan har lokala kraftnät REA har idag inte den finansiella expertisen som behövs för utforma och hantera de finansiella instrumenten som avses användas för tilltänkta privatsektorinvesteringar i rurala områden. REA har därför upphandlat en s.k. Trust Agent som ska tillhandahålla den finansiella expertisen åt REA. Trust Agent är den kommersiella banken Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB. I syfte att möjliggöra investeringar i förnybar energi i rurala områden kommer medlen inom denna del av insatsen användas för: - Resultatbaserad finansiering för privatsektorinvesteringar (nivån på incitamenten beror på investeringskostnaden och den tekniska omfattningen) - Tekniskt stöd för att stärka kapaciteten hos REA, Trust Agent och affärsutvecklare - Projektutvecklingsstöd till lovande affärsförslag inom förnybar energi i rurala områden - Tillhandahållande av affärsmässig expertis för att sluta affärsuppgörelser - Dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen för spridning av teknik för förnybar energi Trust Agent kommer ombesörja utbetalningarna till företagen för genomförande av landsbygdselektrifieringsprojekt efter det att REA har gett klartecken om sådan utbetalning. Utbetalningarna kommer årligen revideras och rapporteras till Sida. Sida kommer även ha kontroll över revisionsprocessen då Sida ska godkänna revisorns uppdragsbeskrivning. Utbetalningarna till TANESCO kommer årligen revideras av rutinerna för revision av TANESCOs finanser. Flera andra givare genomför också insatser i Tanzania för förnybar energi i rurala områden, t.ex. Världsbanken, USAID, IFC, EU och Norge. Den nu aktuella insatsen med finansiering från Sverige och DFID kommer koordineras med dessa och Sverige avser utöka samarbetet för ökad koordinering, gemensam planering, samordning av tekniskt stöd, gemensam övervakning och utvärdering samt ökad komplementaritet. En viktig del av detta är Sidas ledarskap av den informella givargruppen kring rural energiförsörjning. Den föreslagna insatsen med delvis öronmärkta medel till fonden innebär att REA kan ge en tydlig signal till den privata sektorn avseende vilka resurser som finns för finansiering av REAs mål och prioriteringar. Målen och prioriteringarna är beslutade och finns redovisade i REAs femåriga strategiska plan 2012/2013 – 2016/2017. Denna plan är en viktig beståndsdel i Tanzanias nationella femåriga utvecklingsplan samt även Tanzanias andra strategi för fattigdomsbekämpning (MKUKUTA II). Resultatbaserad finansering (RBF) kommer tillämpas av REA inom deras kontrakt med privata investerare för projekt för elektrifiering. Sidas utbetalning kommer inte tillämpa RBF-principer utan kommer baseras på godkända års-planer och budgetar. Dessa utbetalningar kommer förvisso endast göras i mån av behov. Orsaken till att Sida inte tillämpar resultatbaserad finansiering vid utbetalningarna är den höga risken för att medel transfereras alltför långsamt inom det tanzaniska systemet. Om Sida endast betalade ut efter att anslutningar verifierats så finns risk att en investerare inte får betalt förrän långt senare (inom andra Sida-finansierade energiprogram i Tanzania har fördröjningar på upp till ett år förekommit) vilket skulle vara förödande för investerares vilja att delta i programmet. Sida kommer trots detta undersöka möjligheterna att övergå till resultatbaserade utbetalningar under programmets implementering. Avtalet Sida kommer underteckna med tanzaniska finansministeriet utgörs av Sidas mallavtal för dessa samarbeten. Överenskommelsen Sida kommer underteckna med DFID följer den s.k. Nordic Plus-mallen för delegerat samarbete som har förhandlats fram mellan Sida och ett antal likasinnade givare, däribland DFID. The objective with this rural elecrification programme is to electrify large areas of rural Tanzania that have to date not been electrified. This will be achieved both with grid extension projects and with offgrid electrification, e.g. isolated so called minigrids. There will also be densification projects, adding more customers to already electrified rural areas. Electrification is just a means to an end. It will enable e.g. households to light up for children to study better, for charging of phones, watching TV etc. It will also enable smallscale businesses to develop, rural schools to light up, medical clinics to store medicine and provide safer birth deliveries. Generelly, electrification is one of the key enablers for development. The development objective of Tanzania's Rural Energy Agency (REA) and its Rural Energy Fund (REF) is socio-economic development and poverty alleviation in rural Tanzania through the provision of increased access to modern energy services. The overall objective of the Swedish support to REA and the REF is to contribute to reliable and sustainable energy access for poor people with low climate impact, as well as increased procurement transparency and regulatory improvements that strengthens private sector investments in renewable energy. Sweden Rural Energy Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Rural Energy Agency 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 198233400 0 150000000 150000000 0 0 0 -185500000 265000000 0 -176500000 0 0 0 198233400 -157500000 0 185500000 -115000000 150000000 0 157500000 0 0 176500000 0 0 0 498233400 Rural Energy Agency 198233400 Rural Energy Agency 150000000 Rural Energy Agency 150000000 Rural Energy Agency SE-0-SE-6-51170000-5117000002 Sweden Reference is made to the request from the Ministry of Finance, Tanzania, in December 2014 requesting Sweden for a financial contribution of 600 000 000 SEK from Sweden and £ 30 000 000 from the United Kingdom to the government agency Rural Energy Agency (REA) for the 2015-2019 period with the purpose of scaling up modern rural energy access. The development objective of the intervention is poverty alleviation in rural mainland Tanzania through the providing of access to modern energy services based on renewable resources. Lack of access to electricity has been shown and is widely accepted as one of the main constraints to growth.REA was established in 2007 under the Rural Energy Act to promote and facilitate access to modern energy services in rural areas of mainland Tanzania by providing grants, subsidies and capacity building to developers of rural energy projects. The ambition in Tanzania is to increase energy access in the rural areas from 21% in 2014 to 50% per cent by 2020. In this regard REF is key to reach those results.The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the Tanzanian Government’s aim to reach the UN initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) ambition of universal energy access by 2030. Support to energy use that will lead to increased economic activity will be stimluated, with specific focus on female business owners. The Programme will also have incentives for connecting the poorer household segments, where female headed households are constituting a large share.The Programme funds will be divided into two REF financing windows: The on-grid electrification window includes two predefined village electrification schemes as well as two Result Based Finance (RBF) pilots which will be tested for so called densification of connections. It also includes a sum that will be used for distribution extensions based on RBF but defined more specifically at a later stage through the annual planning process. Parts of the financing in this on-grid window will be used for technical assistance and community mobilization.The off-grid, private sector renewable energy window aims at attracting and leveraging private sector finance by applying various financial instruments with the threefold purpose of;• Increasing access to renewable energy services in rural areas not yet reached by the national grid;• Achieve a market expansion for rural renewable energy provision;• Reaching the poorest household segment (‘Bottom of the Pyramid’) in already electrified areasDue to the required in-depth knowledge of selecting and applying suitable financial instruments, REA will outsource the financial management of both the on-grid as well as the off-grid component to a Trust Agent. The Trust Agent is the commercial bank Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB, and has been selected through a procurement process. The Programme will be closely coordinated and aligned with support from other development partners supporting rural renewable energy in Tanzania. These include support from World Bank, IFC and USAID, EU and Norway. Division of labour, joint technical assistance, joint programming and allocation of expertise, joint monitoring system, and financial instruments complementarities are main features of this coordination.The Programme will provide predictable funding in support of REA’s goals and priorities, as embedded in REA’s five year Strategic Plan 2012/13 – 2016/17 adopted by the Rural Energy Board, and will be highly relevant to Tanzania’s national development priorities in the Five Year Development Plan as well as the Second National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA II). Sveriges ambassad i Tanzania mottog i december 2014 en förfrågan från Tanzanias finansministerie för stöd om 600 000 000 SEK till Rural Energy Agency juli 2015 - juni 2020. Stödet avser landsbygdselektrifiering med ökad andel förnybara energislag. Målet med insatsen är fattigdomsbekämpning på landsbygden genom tillhandahållande av tillförlitlig elektricitet. Avsaknad av tillgång till elektricitet är allmänt ansett som ett av de största hindren för utveckling. Den statliga myndigheten Rural Energy Agency (REA) inrättades 2007 i syfte att facilitera tillgången till moderna energitjänster på landsbydgen i Tanzania genom tillhandahållande av gåvomedel, subventioner och stöd till utvecklare av rurala energiprojekt. Tanzania har som mål att öka tillgången till elektricitet på landsbygden från 21% (2014) till 50% (2020). REA är en viktig aktör för att uppnå detta mål. Till sitt förfogande har REA en fond, Rural Energy Fund (REF) för att finansiera energiprojekt på landsbygden. Projekten initieras och genomförs av såväl det statliga elbolaget TANESCO som privata aktörer. Med anledning av sin förfrågan om finansiering från Sida och brittiska biståndsmyndigheten DFID har REA tagit fram ett programdokument ”Sida and DfID Financial Support to the Rural Energy Fund (REF), Tanzania” daterat 8 juni 2015 som grundar sig på REAs fyraåriga strategiska plan. I programdokumentet beskrivs REAs och REFs verksamhet och planer för landsbygdselektrifiering. Det efterfrågade stödet avser 600 000 000 SEK från Sverige till REAs fond för landsbygdselektrifiering Rural Energy Fund (REF) samt £ 30 000 000 från DfID. Sida och DFID har överenskommit att Sida ska administrera stödet från DFID, vilket innebär att Sverige kommer ingå avtal med Tanzania om hela beloppet för REF inklusive de brittiska medlen. Av Sveriges bidrag avses 500 000 000 SEK avsättas för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät. Kvarvarande 100 000 000 SEK tillsammans med DFIDs £ 30 000 000 avses avsättas för projekt i områden där det idag inte finns något kraftnät. Det senare ska ske genom privatsektorledda investeringar i förnybar energi, framför allt s.k. Green Mini Grids, GMG. Kriterier för finansiering från REF är angivna i programdokumentet. Formerna för finansering av projekt beror på vem som är genomförare. Vissa av projekten kommer genomföras av TANESCO medan andra genomförs av privata aktörer. Vad gäller finansieringen av TANESCOs projekt kommer två fördefinierade projekt finansieras genom vanlig bidragsfinansiering. Övriga projekt som TANESCO genomför, som ännu inte är exakt geografiskt definierade, kommer tillämpa principen att TANESCO får betalt i efterskott med en viss summa per anslutning. Vad gäller projekten som genomförs av privata aktörer kommer REA gå ut med s.k. call for proposals där de bjuder in företag att inkomma med förslag på genomförande av elektrifieringsprojekt. Projekten värderas bl.a. enligt teknisk standard och företagens kapacitet att genomföra projekten. De förslag som möter uppsatta kriterier kommer därefter ingå kontrakt med REA där företagen åtar sig att ansluta ett visst antal hushåll medan REA åtar sig att utbetala till företagen en viss summa pengar per anslutning. Dessa pengar betalas ut efter det att anslutningarna verifierats av oberoende part. Projektförslagen kommer inte ha något prismässigt konkurrenselement. Snarare kommer kontrakt tecknas allteftersom förslag kommer in (”först till kvarn”). Det ska noteras att omkring 80% av finansieringen av REFs verksamhet beräknas komma från Tanzanias statsbudget genom bl.a. en särskild skatt i eltariffen. Resterande 20% utgörs av externa finansiärer. Det övergripande effektmålet med insatsen är att bidra till Tanzanias mål att uppnå ambitionen i FN-initiativet Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) om universell tillgång till elektricitet senast år 2030. Föreslagna resultat genom insatsen är att uppnå: • Tillgång till elektricitet för minst 1 675 000 personer (335 000 hushåll) • Genom tillämpning av olika finansieringsinstrument öka antalet privatsektorinvesteringar i förnybar energi i områden där det idag inte finns kraftnät Insatsen bidrar till att moderna energitjänster ersätter de traditonella på landsbygden. Detta bidrar till hållbarhet främst genom att minska energianvändningens påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön inklusive det globala klimatet. Ökad tillgång på moderna energitjänster stimulerar även den ekonomiska utvecklingen, höjer levnadsstandarden samt ökar den sociala tryggheten på landsbygden. Hälsoproblemen i hemmen minskar till följd av minskad förbränning av fotogen inomhus, vilket förbättrar främst kvinnors och barns hälsa. I viss mån kan insatsen även bidra till minskat behov av avskogning. För att ytterligare förstärka den finansiella hållbarheten för privata investerare samt för att medverka till ekonomisk utveckling på landsbygden avser insatsen även bidra till en produktiv, tillväxtskapande användning av tillhandahållen energi med fokus på kvinnors företagande. Insatsen ger särskilda incitament för tillhandahållande av elektricitet till de fattigaste hushållen. Detta kan bidra till ökad jämställdhet då hushåll med kvinnor som huvudansvariga är jämförelsevis vanligare i de fattigaste hushållen. Stödet från Sverige och DfID avses indelas i två huvudsakliga områden: - Utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät (on-grid) - Privatsektorledda projekt bortom existerande kraftnät (off-grid) Det förstnämnda består dels av två byelektrifieringsprogram som redan är färdigplanerade och redo att påbörjas och dels av två pilotprojekt. I dessa pilotprojekt avses en resultatbaserad finansering tillämpas för förtätning av anslutningar till kraftnätet för att nå fattigare hushåll som ännu inte är nätanslutna. I denna första del av insatsen ingår även medel för utbyggnad av existerande kraftnät genom resultatbaserad finansering. Denna senare del har ännu inte detaljplanerats utan kommer vara del av kommande årlig planeringsprocess. Del av medlen avsatta för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät avser användas för tekniskt stöd och för dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen. Delen som avser elektrifiering bortom existerande kraftnät ska i huvudsak attrahera och befrämja privatsektorinvesteringar genom att tillhandahålla olika finansiella instrument som ska: • Öka tillgången till förnybar energi i rurala områden som ännu inte är nätanslutna • Utöka marknaden för tillhandahållande av förnybar energi i rurala områden • Uppnå anslutning av de fattigaste hushållen i områden som redan har lokala kraftnät REA har idag inte den finansiella expertisen som behövs för utforma och hantera de finansiella instrumenten som avses användas för tilltänkta privatsektorinvesteringar i rurala områden. REA har därför upphandlat en s.k. Trust Agent som ska tillhandahålla den finansiella expertisen åt REA. Trust Agent är den kommersiella banken Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB. I syfte att möjliggöra investeringar i förnybar energi i rurala områden kommer medlen inom denna del av insatsen användas för: - Resultatbaserad finansiering för privatsektorinvesteringar (nivån på incitamenten beror på investeringskostnaden och den tekniska omfattningen) - Tekniskt stöd för att stärka kapaciteten hos REA, Trust Agent och affärsutvecklare - Projektutvecklingsstöd till lovande affärsförslag inom förnybar energi i rurala områden - Tillhandahållande av affärsmässig expertis för att sluta affärsuppgörelser - Dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen för spridning av teknik för förnybar energi Trust Agent kommer ombesörja utbetalningarna till företagen för genomförande av landsbygdselektrifieringsprojekt efter det att REA har gett klartecken om sådan utbetalning. Utbetalningarna kommer årligen revideras och rapporteras till Sida. Sida kommer även ha kontroll över revisionsprocessen då Sida ska godkänna revisorns uppdragsbeskrivning. Utbetalningarna till TANESCO kommer årligen revideras av rutinerna för revision av TANESCOs finanser. Flera andra givare genomför också insatser i Tanzania för förnybar energi i rurala områden, t.ex. Världsbanken, USAID, IFC, EU och Norge. Den nu aktuella insatsen med finansiering från Sverige och DFID kommer koordineras med dessa och Sverige avser utöka samarbetet för ökad koordinering, gemensam planering, samordning av tekniskt stöd, gemensam övervakning och utvärdering samt ökad komplementaritet. En viktig del av detta är Sidas ledarskap av den informella givargruppen kring rural energiförsörjning. Den föreslagna insatsen med delvis öronmärkta medel till fonden innebär att REA kan ge en tydlig signal till den privata sektorn avseende vilka resurser som finns för finansiering av REAs mål och prioriteringar. Målen och prioriteringarna är beslutade och finns redovisade i REAs femåriga strategiska plan 2012/2013 – 2016/2017. Denna plan är en viktig beståndsdel i Tanzanias nationella femåriga utvecklingsplan samt även Tanzanias andra strategi för fattigdomsbekämpning (MKUKUTA II). Resultatbaserad finansering (RBF) kommer tillämpas av REA inom deras kontrakt med privata investerare för projekt för elektrifiering. Sidas utbetalning kommer inte tillämpa RBF-principer utan kommer baseras på godkända års-planer och budgetar. Dessa utbetalningar kommer förvisso endast göras i mån av behov. Orsaken till att Sida inte tillämpar resultatbaserad finansiering vid utbetalningarna är den höga risken för att medel transfereras alltför långsamt inom det tanzaniska systemet. Om Sida endast betalade ut efter att anslutningar verifierats så finns risk att en investerare inte får betalt förrän långt senare (inom andra Sida-finansierade energiprogram i Tanzania har fördröjningar på upp till ett år förekommit) vilket skulle vara förödande för investerares vilja att delta i programmet. Sida kommer trots detta undersöka möjligheterna att övergå till resultatbaserade utbetalningar under programmets implementering. Avtalet Sida kommer underteckna med tanzaniska finansministeriet utgörs av Sidas mallavtal för dessa samarbeten. Överenskommelsen Sida kommer underteckna med DFID följer den s.k. Nordic Plus-mallen för delegerat samarbete som har förhandlats fram mellan Sida och ett antal likasinnade givare, däribland DFID. The objective with this rural elecrification programme is to electrify large areas of rural Tanzania that have to date not been electrified. This will be achieved both with grid extension projects and with offgrid electrification, e.g. isolated so called minigrids. There will also be densification projects, adding more customers to already electrified rural areas. Electrification is just a means to an end. It will enable e.g. households to light up for children to study better, for charging of phones, watching TV etc. It will also enable smallscale businesses to develop, rural schools to light up, medical clinics to store medicine and provide safer birth deliveries. Generelly, electrification is one of the key enablers for development. The development objective of Tanzania's Rural Energy Agency (REA) and its Rural Energy Fund (REF) is socio-economic development and poverty alleviation in rural Tanzania through the provision of increased access to modern energy services. The overall objective of the Swedish support to REA and the REF is to contribute to reliable and sustainable energy access for poor people with low climate impact, as well as increased procurement transparency and regulatory improvements that strengthens private sector investments in renewable energy. Sweden Rural Energy Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Rural Energy Agency 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -48233400 0 115000000 0 85000000 -48233400 -85000000 -115000000 -57000000 57000000 0 -75000000 0 75000000 -48233400 Rural Energy Agency -48233400 Rural Energy Agency 48233400 Rural Energy Agency -48233400 Rural Energy Agency SE-0-SE-6-51170000-5117000003 Sweden Reference is made to the request from the Ministry of Finance, Tanzania, in December 2014 requesting Sweden for a financial contribution of 600 000 000 SEK from Sweden and £ 30 000 000 from the United Kingdom to the government agency Rural Energy Agency (REA) for the 2015-2019 period with the purpose of scaling up modern rural energy access. The development objective of the intervention is poverty alleviation in rural mainland Tanzania through the providing of access to modern energy services based on renewable resources. Lack of access to electricity has been shown and is widely accepted as one of the main constraints to growth.REA was established in 2007 under the Rural Energy Act to promote and facilitate access to modern energy services in rural areas of mainland Tanzania by providing grants, subsidies and capacity building to developers of rural energy projects. The ambition in Tanzania is to increase energy access in the rural areas from 21% in 2014 to 50% per cent by 2020. In this regard REF is key to reach those results.The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the Tanzanian Government’s aim to reach the UN initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) ambition of universal energy access by 2030. Support to energy use that will lead to increased economic activity will be stimluated, with specific focus on female business owners. The Programme will also have incentives for connecting the poorer household segments, where female headed households are constituting a large share.The Programme funds will be divided into two REF financing windows: The on-grid electrification window includes two predefined village electrification schemes as well as two Result Based Finance (RBF) pilots which will be tested for so called densification of connections. It also includes a sum that will be used for distribution extensions based on RBF but defined more specifically at a later stage through the annual planning process. Parts of the financing in this on-grid window will be used for technical assistance and community mobilization.The off-grid, private sector renewable energy window aims at attracting and leveraging private sector finance by applying various financial instruments with the threefold purpose of;• Increasing access to renewable energy services in rural areas not yet reached by the national grid;• Achieve a market expansion for rural renewable energy provision;• Reaching the poorest household segment (‘Bottom of the Pyramid’) in already electrified areasDue to the required in-depth knowledge of selecting and applying suitable financial instruments, REA will outsource the financial management of both the on-grid as well as the off-grid component to a Trust Agent. The Trust Agent is the commercial bank Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB, and has been selected through a procurement process. The Programme will be closely coordinated and aligned with support from other development partners supporting rural renewable energy in Tanzania. These include support from World Bank, IFC and USAID, EU and Norway. Division of labour, joint technical assistance, joint programming and allocation of expertise, joint monitoring system, and financial instruments complementarities are main features of this coordination.The Programme will provide predictable funding in support of REA’s goals and priorities, as embedded in REA’s five year Strategic Plan 2012/13 – 2016/17 adopted by the Rural Energy Board, and will be highly relevant to Tanzania’s national development priorities in the Five Year Development Plan as well as the Second National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA II). Sveriges ambassad i Tanzania mottog i december 2014 en förfrågan från Tanzanias finansministerie för stöd om 600 000 000 SEK till Rural Energy Agency juli 2015 - juni 2020. Stödet avser landsbygdselektrifiering med ökad andel förnybara energislag. Målet med insatsen är fattigdomsbekämpning på landsbygden genom tillhandahållande av tillförlitlig elektricitet. Avsaknad av tillgång till elektricitet är allmänt ansett som ett av de största hindren för utveckling. Den statliga myndigheten Rural Energy Agency (REA) inrättades 2007 i syfte att facilitera tillgången till moderna energitjänster på landsbydgen i Tanzania genom tillhandahållande av gåvomedel, subventioner och stöd till utvecklare av rurala energiprojekt. Tanzania har som mål att öka tillgången till elektricitet på landsbygden från 21% (2014) till 50% (2020). REA är en viktig aktör för att uppnå detta mål. Till sitt förfogande har REA en fond, Rural Energy Fund (REF) för att finansiera energiprojekt på landsbygden. Projekten initieras och genomförs av såväl det statliga elbolaget TANESCO som privata aktörer. Med anledning av sin förfrågan om finansiering från Sida och brittiska biståndsmyndigheten DFID har REA tagit fram ett programdokument ”Sida and DfID Financial Support to the Rural Energy Fund (REF), Tanzania” daterat 8 juni 2015 som grundar sig på REAs fyraåriga strategiska plan. I programdokumentet beskrivs REAs och REFs verksamhet och planer för landsbygdselektrifiering. Det efterfrågade stödet avser 600 000 000 SEK från Sverige till REAs fond för landsbygdselektrifiering Rural Energy Fund (REF) samt £ 30 000 000 från DfID. Sida och DFID har överenskommit att Sida ska administrera stödet från DFID, vilket innebär att Sverige kommer ingå avtal med Tanzania om hela beloppet för REF inklusive de brittiska medlen. Av Sveriges bidrag avses 500 000 000 SEK avsättas för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät. Kvarvarande 100 000 000 SEK tillsammans med DFIDs £ 30 000 000 avses avsättas för projekt i områden där det idag inte finns något kraftnät. Det senare ska ske genom privatsektorledda investeringar i förnybar energi, framför allt s.k. Green Mini Grids, GMG. Kriterier för finansiering från REF är angivna i programdokumentet. Formerna för finansering av projekt beror på vem som är genomförare. Vissa av projekten kommer genomföras av TANESCO medan andra genomförs av privata aktörer. Vad gäller finansieringen av TANESCOs projekt kommer två fördefinierade projekt finansieras genom vanlig bidragsfinansiering. Övriga projekt som TANESCO genomför, som ännu inte är exakt geografiskt definierade, kommer tillämpa principen att TANESCO får betalt i efterskott med en viss summa per anslutning. Vad gäller projekten som genomförs av privata aktörer kommer REA gå ut med s.k. call for proposals där de bjuder in företag att inkomma med förslag på genomförande av elektrifieringsprojekt. Projekten värderas bl.a. enligt teknisk standard och företagens kapacitet att genomföra projekten. De förslag som möter uppsatta kriterier kommer därefter ingå kontrakt med REA där företagen åtar sig att ansluta ett visst antal hushåll medan REA åtar sig att utbetala till företagen en viss summa pengar per anslutning. Dessa pengar betalas ut efter det att anslutningarna verifierats av oberoende part. Projektförslagen kommer inte ha något prismässigt konkurrenselement. Snarare kommer kontrakt tecknas allteftersom förslag kommer in (”först till kvarn”). Det ska noteras att omkring 80% av finansieringen av REFs verksamhet beräknas komma från Tanzanias statsbudget genom bl.a. en särskild skatt i eltariffen. Resterande 20% utgörs av externa finansiärer. Det övergripande effektmålet med insatsen är att bidra till Tanzanias mål att uppnå ambitionen i FN-initiativet Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) om universell tillgång till elektricitet senast år 2030. Föreslagna resultat genom insatsen är att uppnå: • Tillgång till elektricitet för minst 1 675 000 personer (335 000 hushåll) • Genom tillämpning av olika finansieringsinstrument öka antalet privatsektorinvesteringar i förnybar energi i områden där det idag inte finns kraftnät Insatsen bidrar till att moderna energitjänster ersätter de traditonella på landsbygden. Detta bidrar till hållbarhet främst genom att minska energianvändningens påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön inklusive det globala klimatet. Ökad tillgång på moderna energitjänster stimulerar även den ekonomiska utvecklingen, höjer levnadsstandarden samt ökar den sociala tryggheten på landsbygden. Hälsoproblemen i hemmen minskar till följd av minskad förbränning av fotogen inomhus, vilket förbättrar främst kvinnors och barns hälsa. I viss mån kan insatsen även bidra till minskat behov av avskogning. För att ytterligare förstärka den finansiella hållbarheten för privata investerare samt för att medverka till ekonomisk utveckling på landsbygden avser insatsen även bidra till en produktiv, tillväxtskapande användning av tillhandahållen energi med fokus på kvinnors företagande. Insatsen ger särskilda incitament för tillhandahållande av elektricitet till de fattigaste hushållen. Detta kan bidra till ökad jämställdhet då hushåll med kvinnor som huvudansvariga är jämförelsevis vanligare i de fattigaste hushållen. Stödet från Sverige och DfID avses indelas i två huvudsakliga områden: - Utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät (on-grid) - Privatsektorledda projekt bortom existerande kraftnät (off-grid) Det förstnämnda består dels av två byelektrifieringsprogram som redan är färdigplanerade och redo att påbörjas och dels av två pilotprojekt. I dessa pilotprojekt avses en resultatbaserad finansering tillämpas för förtätning av anslutningar till kraftnätet för att nå fattigare hushåll som ännu inte är nätanslutna. I denna första del av insatsen ingår även medel för utbyggnad av existerande kraftnät genom resultatbaserad finansering. Denna senare del har ännu inte detaljplanerats utan kommer vara del av kommande årlig planeringsprocess. Del av medlen avsatta för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät avser användas för tekniskt stöd och för dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen. Delen som avser elektrifiering bortom existerande kraftnät ska i huvudsak attrahera och befrämja privatsektorinvesteringar genom att tillhandahålla olika finansiella instrument som ska: • Öka tillgången till förnybar energi i rurala områden som ännu inte är nätanslutna • Utöka marknaden för tillhandahållande av förnybar energi i rurala områden • Uppnå anslutning av de fattigaste hushållen i områden som redan har lokala kraftnät REA har idag inte den finansiella expertisen som behövs för utforma och hantera de finansiella instrumenten som avses användas för tilltänkta privatsektorinvesteringar i rurala områden. REA har därför upphandlat en s.k. Trust Agent som ska tillhandahålla den finansiella expertisen åt REA. Trust Agent är den kommersiella banken Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB. I syfte att möjliggöra investeringar i förnybar energi i rurala områden kommer medlen inom denna del av insatsen användas för: - Resultatbaserad finansiering för privatsektorinvesteringar (nivån på incitamenten beror på investeringskostnaden och den tekniska omfattningen) - Tekniskt stöd för att stärka kapaciteten hos REA, Trust Agent och affärsutvecklare - Projektutvecklingsstöd till lovande affärsförslag inom förnybar energi i rurala områden - Tillhandahållande av affärsmässig expertis för att sluta affärsuppgörelser - Dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen för spridning av teknik för förnybar energi Trust Agent kommer ombesörja utbetalningarna till företagen för genomförande av landsbygdselektrifieringsprojekt efter det att REA har gett klartecken om sådan utbetalning. Utbetalningarna kommer årligen revideras och rapporteras till Sida. Sida kommer även ha kontroll över revisionsprocessen då Sida ska godkänna revisorns uppdragsbeskrivning. Utbetalningarna till TANESCO kommer årligen revideras av rutinerna för revision av TANESCOs finanser. Flera andra givare genomför också insatser i Tanzania för förnybar energi i rurala områden, t.ex. Världsbanken, USAID, IFC, EU och Norge. Den nu aktuella insatsen med finansiering från Sverige och DFID kommer koordineras med dessa och Sverige avser utöka samarbetet för ökad koordinering, gemensam planering, samordning av tekniskt stöd, gemensam övervakning och utvärdering samt ökad komplementaritet. En viktig del av detta är Sidas ledarskap av den informella givargruppen kring rural energiförsörjning. Den föreslagna insatsen med delvis öronmärkta medel till fonden innebär att REA kan ge en tydlig signal till den privata sektorn avseende vilka resurser som finns för finansiering av REAs mål och prioriteringar. Målen och prioriteringarna är beslutade och finns redovisade i REAs femåriga strategiska plan 2012/2013 – 2016/2017. Denna plan är en viktig beståndsdel i Tanzanias nationella femåriga utvecklingsplan samt även Tanzanias andra strategi för fattigdomsbekämpning (MKUKUTA II). Resultatbaserad finansering (RBF) kommer tillämpas av REA inom deras kontrakt med privata investerare för projekt för elektrifiering. Sidas utbetalning kommer inte tillämpa RBF-principer utan kommer baseras på godkända års-planer och budgetar. Dessa utbetalningar kommer förvisso endast göras i mån av behov. Orsaken till att Sida inte tillämpar resultatbaserad finansiering vid utbetalningarna är den höga risken för att medel transfereras alltför långsamt inom det tanzaniska systemet. Om Sida endast betalade ut efter att anslutningar verifierats så finns risk att en investerare inte får betalt förrän långt senare (inom andra Sida-finansierade energiprogram i Tanzania har fördröjningar på upp till ett år förekommit) vilket skulle vara förödande för investerares vilja att delta i programmet. Sida kommer trots detta undersöka möjligheterna att övergå till resultatbaserade utbetalningar under programmets implementering. Avtalet Sida kommer underteckna med tanzaniska finansministeriet utgörs av Sidas mallavtal för dessa samarbeten. Överenskommelsen Sida kommer underteckna med DFID följer den s.k. Nordic Plus-mallen för delegerat samarbete som har förhandlats fram mellan Sida och ett antal likasinnade givare, däribland DFID. The objective with this rural elecrification programme is to electrify large areas of rural Tanzania that have to date not been electrified. This will be achieved both with grid extension projects and with offgrid electrification, e.g. isolated so called minigrids. There will also be densification projects, adding more customers to already electrified rural areas. Electrification is just a means to an end. It will enable e.g. households to light up for children to study better, for charging of phones, watching TV etc. It will also enable smallscale businesses to develop, rural schools to light up, medical clinics to store medicine and provide safer birth deliveries. Generelly, electrification is one of the key enablers for development. The development objective of Tanzania's Rural Energy Agency (REA) and its Rural Energy Fund (REF) is socio-economic development and poverty alleviation in rural Tanzania through the provision of increased access to modern energy services. The overall objective of the Swedish support to REA and the REF is to contribute to reliable and sustainable energy access for poor people with low climate impact, as well as increased procurement transparency and regulatory improvements that strengthens private sector investments in renewable energy. Sweden Rural Energy Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Rural Energy Agency 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 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Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51170025 Sweden MCT is a non statutory national media body that exists to enhance media profession, code of ethics, influences policies, legislations and practices in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Switzerand supported MCT's 2007-2011 Programme Strategy. Whereas, only Sweden Switzerland and Norway will support the 2012-2015. MCT är en frivillig självregulerande nationell instans för att öka kvaliteten I medierapportering, stärka yrkesetik samt påverka lagstiftning och praxis för fria medier i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge, Danmark och Switzerand stödde MCT 2007-2011 Program strategi. Sverige, Schweiz och Norge kommer att stödja 2012-2015. Media Council of Tanzania (MCT) has two overall objectives: 1) to promote freedom of expression and media and 2) t achieve quality in media by promoting quality standards, accountability, social responsibility and skills development. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Media and free flow of information Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors A few milestones in achievements of impact should be highlighted:- The influence MCT has posed in setting the accepted national journalism curriculums standard have been an great achievement of more formative type. - MCT contributed effectively to get press freedom into the proposed draft Constitution. The proosed draft Constitution is however, in its totality, assessed as less progressive as it for example maintains some of the powers to the excessive powers to the executive. - Number of members have more than doubled over the period with an increase from 94 to 204. - Compliance rates of cases for arbitration and mediation referred to MCT remained high (90%) but the number of complaints remained low throughout the implementation period. - Monitoring of media ethics has been overshadowed by other tasks and the press freedom violation registry was not found to be very effective as it missed out on a potential bigger number of violations that are not reported. Improvements has since been done to the register to better capture violations. The declining trend (rom 2013) has clearly made a steep turn to the worse from 2016. - Despite constant lobbying and networking over the years about having the repressive News Paper Act from 1976 replaced with a more conducive legislation, the legislation eventually passed (Media Service Act 2016) entails enlarged control of content as well as journalists and media houses. Political will overruled the many years of lobbying activities. On Zanzibar the rates the lobbying has been more fruitful and a MCT proposal are at present constituting the media law review on the islands. The separation of Media legislation nd Access to information was also a gain from the advocacy work undertaken by MCT and others under the umbrella of CORI (Coalition to the Right to Information) chaired of MCT. The improvements of the Access to Information Act, 2016 (compared to the first reading of the Bill) can be contributed to CORI.- MCT at earlier stages nurtured the formation of TEF and UTPC which are now independent organisations working for press freedom within editors and active journalists in the field. These actors are increasingly important as the media environment worsen. The addition of Tanzania Media Foundation, working on grant making for investigative journalism, has complemented the landscape of media actors. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170025-5117002501 Sweden MCT is a non statutory national media body that exists to enhance media profession, code of ethics, influences policies, legislations and practices in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Switzerand supported MCT's 2007-2011 Programme Strategy. Whereas, only Sweden Switzerland and Norway will support the 2012-2015. MCT är en frivillig självregulerande nationell instans för att öka kvaliteten I medierapportering, stärka yrkesetik samt påverka lagstiftning och praxis för fria medier i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge, Danmark och Switzerand stödde MCT 2007-2011 Program strategi. Sverige, Schweiz och Norge kommer att stödja 2012-2015. Media Council of Tanzania (MCT) has two overall objectives: 1) to promote freedom of expression and media and 2) t achieve quality in media by promoting quality standards, accountability, social responsibility and skills development. 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Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Switzerand supported MCT's 2007-2011 Programme Strategy. Whereas, only Sweden Switzerland and Norway will support the 2012-2015. MCT är en frivillig självregulerande nationell instans för att öka kvaliteten I medierapportering, stärka yrkesetik samt påverka lagstiftning och praxis för fria medier i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge, Danmark och Switzerand stödde MCT 2007-2011 Program strategi. Sverige, Schweiz och Norge kommer att stödja 2012-2015. Media Council of Tanzania (MCT) has two overall objectives: 1) to promote freedom of expression and media and 2) t achieve quality in media by promoting quality standards, accountability, social responsibility and skills development. Sweden Media Council of Tanzania Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 205290 0 0 205290 0 205290 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 159640 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 45650 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-51170025-5117002503 Sweden MCT is a non statutory national media body that exists to enhance media profession, code of ethics, influences policies, legislations and practices in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Switzerand supported MCT's 2007-2011 Programme Strategy. Whereas, only Sweden Switzerland and Norway will support the 2012-2015. MCT är en frivillig självregulerande nationell instans för att öka kvaliteten I medierapportering, stärka yrkesetik samt påverka lagstiftning och praxis för fria medier i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge, Danmark och Switzerand stödde MCT 2007-2011 Program strategi. Sverige, Schweiz och Norge kommer att stödja 2012-2015. Media Council of Tanzania (MCT) has two overall objectives: 1) to promote freedom of expression and media and 2) t achieve quality in media by promoting quality standards, accountability, social responsibility and skills development. 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It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The outcomes of Femina Hip’s work, as listed in its results framework, are: Final Outcome: A movement of youth and mentors self-organizes and promotes the Femina Family Agenda Intermediate Outcome: Youth and mentors adopt the promoted behaviours of the Femina Family regarding sexual reproductive health and rights, economic empowerment and citizen engagement. Initial Outcome 1: Youth and mentors have knowledge and awareness about sexual and reproductive health and rights, economic empowerment, and citizen engagement. Initial Outcome 2: Youth and mentors employ both personal and interpersonal life skills. Initial Outcome 3: Youth and mentors have positive attitudes towards the Femina Family behaviours. Initial Outcome 4: Youth and mentors have the perception of their own agency to adopt the Femina Family behaviours. Initial Outcome 5: Youth and mentors perceive that they are supported by people important to them in adopting the Femina Family behaviours. In 2016, Femina Hip continued to communicate and connect with youth through its multimedia platform as well as through face-to-face activities and active learning in outreach interventions through its Edutainment Media and Outreach Products, namely; Fema Magazine, Fema Radio Show, Website and Social Media, Fema Clubs, Field Trips, Festivals, Sema na Fema SMS platform and Volunteer Programs. The Fema magazine was distributed quarterly to both secondary schools and active learning partners across Tanzania and includes sections on all three of Femina Hip’s strategic areas: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Economic Empowerment and Citizen Engagement. In 2016 a total of 88 female and 88 male youth were engaged in ‘youth reporting’ and the production of different magazine sections. During the same year, five major outreach trips were made to different regions of the country, in addition to five festivals. Also, over 40,000 SMS were sent and recieved through Femina's SMS platform. The annual report is indicative of Femina Hip's continued drive to reach to vulnarable youth thorugh innivative means in a fast developing landscape. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170053-5117005301 Sweden Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Sweden Femina HIP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Femina HIP 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 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Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Sweden Femina HIP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Deloitte Tanzania 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 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Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Sweden Femina HIP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Femina HIP 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 550920 0 550920 550920 Femina HIP 550920 Femina HIP Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-51180129 Sweden International Alert is an NGO based in London with field office in Uganda that works to preventing armed conflict and strengthening human security in over 25 countries and territories and influencing decisions and policy orientation at regional and international level. International Alert sees as its mission to work together with people in conflict-affected or risk areas to influence developments towards peace, that on a regional and international levels to improve policies and policy compliance are important for creating peace, and to strengthen other actors in peace building. International Alert in Uganda has been developing innovative private sector approaches to peace building in Uganda with support from the Swedish Embassy since 2005. Alert began this “Business for Peace” (B4P) programme by developing guidelines for conflict-sensitive development sector interventions and researching whether and how the Ugandan business community could be mobilised for peace. The main objectives of this new phase of the B4P project is to; - Strengthen the level and nature of interactions between business associations, civil society organisations and government institutions in creation of a peaceful business environment. - Improve knowledge and understanding of civil society organisations on the connection between conflict-sensitive business practices and peace in Uganda. - Enhance the capacity of business associations in identification, mediation and resolution of business-related conflicts - Promote and monitor use of gender and conflict-sensitive business practices, policies and regulations among business associations, government institutions and civil society To achieve the above objectives, International Alert will work with the private sector including business associations, civil society organisations and government institutions. The project will be implemented in 3 years (2016-2018) with a total budget of SEK 18 000 000. The Embassy assess this project to contribute to the achievement of the results strategy most specifically as one that addresses conflict issues directly. The Embassy therefore proposes that Sweden enters into agreement to support International Alert Uganda for a period of 3 years 2016-2018, with a total amount of 18 000 000 SEK International Alert är en London-baserad NGO med fältkontor i Uganda. De arbetar med att förhindra väpnade konflikter och att stärka mänsklig säkerhet i över 25 länder och territorier. International Alert arbetar med påverkansarbete på både regional och internationell nivå och har som syfte att arbeta tillsammans med människor i konfliktdrabbade riskområden för att påverka fredsbevarandet. För att skapa fred och stärka de aktörer som arbetar med fredsbevarande är det viktigt att på både regional och internationell nivå förbättra policyer och se till så att de efterföljs. International Alert fyller en viktig funktion i detta arbete. International Alert i Uganda har utvecklat innovativa insatser inom den privata sektorn för fredsbevarande i Uganda, med stöd från Sveriges Ambassad sedan 2005. Organisationen startade programmet "Business for Peace" (B4P) och utvecklade riktlinjer för konfliktkänsliga interventioner inom utvecklingssektorn och studerade huruvida det ugandiska näringslivet kunde mobiliseras för att skapa fred. De huvudsakliga målen för den nya fasen av B4P programmet är att: - Stärka nivån av samarbete mellan företag, civilsamhällsorganisationer och statliga institutioner för att skapa ett fredligare företagsklimat. - Stärkt förståelse och kunskapsökning för CSO:s om relationer mellan konfliktkänsligt näringsliv och fred i Uganda. - Stärkt kapacitet för näringslivet att identifiera, medla och förhindra affärsrelaterade konflikter. - Främja och kontrollera användandet av genderkänsliga och konfliktkänsligt näringsliv, policyer och regleringar för företag, statliga institutioner och civilsamhället. För att uppnå ovannämnda mål kommer International Alert att arbeta med den privata sektorn inklusive företag, civilsamhällsorganisationer samt statliga institutioner. Projektet kommer att pågå under 3 år (2016-2018) och den totala budgeten är 18 000 000 SEK. Ambassaden i Kampala bedömer att projektet bidrar till den av regeringen beslutade resultatstrategin för Uganda. Ambassaden föreslår att Sverige tecknar ett avtal för att stödja International Alert Uganda under 3 år (2016-2018) med en total budget på 18 000 000 SEK. 1. strengthened level and nature of interactions between business associations, civil society organisations and government institutions to create a peaceful business environment 2. Gender and conflict-sensitive business practices promoted and used among business associations, government institutions and civil society3. Enhanced capacity of business associations in identification, mediation and resolution of business-related conflicts 4. Strengthened capacity of government intuitions in development of conflict-sensitive business policies and regulations that are gender-sensitive 5. Strengthened capacity of government institutions in the creation of a peaceful business environment6. Improved knowledge and understanding of civil society organisations on the connection between conflict-sensitive business practices and peace Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Uganda Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Conflict, Peace & Security Administrative Costs of Donors The programme was running from March 2016 to February 2017 when it was suspended due to suspected mismanagement of funds.  During the year of implementation International Alert still managed to carry out a number of activities and reach some results. According to the reporting, the project has strengthened relationships, discussions and enhanced capacity among boundary partners that has contributed to promotion of a peaceful business environment. This has been done through training, dialogues, awareness-raising events, conferences and other planning and consultative meetings to reach a common understanding on gender and conflict-sensitive business practices, and conflict prevention and mitigation. International Alert offered tailored trainings to specific key actors on conflict mediation and resolution, which has allowed them to manage conflicts at a local level and preventing them from escalating. For example, as a result of the training on conflict sensitive business practices and mediation skills, which has led to the use of mediation in the resolution of conflicts. International Alert gives a number of examples of successful mediation efforts in their final report.   International Alert also report on “significant improvement” in coordination and actions by business associations towards promoting a peaceful business environment. One specific area mentioned is on the topic of the impact of violent extremism on business and what role they can play in mitigating root causes of violent extremist acts. According to International Alert, this debate has been unique, since initiatives aimed at preventing or countering violent extremism are often very state-centric and considered an issue of national security. However, this excludes any analysis of the wider impact of violent extremism on societal dynamics, including the impact on business. One of the most common contributing factors cited as motivating some young people to join violent extremist groups is unemployment and lack of opportunity to contribute to their society. International Alert, through this project, has sought to expand the debate and discussion around this in major cities like Kampala, and engage the business community in this analysis. In terms of strengthening participation in policy processes, the project created spaces for key stakeholders, including the business community, to contribute to preventing and mitigating conflicts related to poor policy formulation and/or implementation. For example in 2016, research was conducted in Kampala, Jinja, Mbale, Lira, Arua and Kasese to map urban conflict1. The findings of this report identified specific drivers of conflict that businesses, market authorities and government ministries should take account of in their activities in order to contribute to a resolution of these tensions, for example the importance of inclusive recruitment practices, and adopting a consultative approach to urban planning and design (for example in market places). These messages were conveyed to decision makers at both the district and national levels through regional policy meetings which highlighted the importance of a participatory approach to designing and communicating policy. Such dialogues have also helped to bring together business and government to address emerging tensions between the government and the private sector in relation to the implementation of the policies. A multi-stakeholder dialogue meeting on “Uganda and South Sudan Business Community Trade Relations” was convened by KACITA and International Alert. The meeting, which involved 62 participants from business associations and individual business people and stakeholders from Uganda and South Sudan, including the South Sudan Embassy in Kampala, highlighted a number of key impacts that the conflict in South Sudan is having on regional trade, and the possible knock-on effects for social cohesion between trading communities. As a result of the workshop, a series of recommendations were drawn up on how to alleviate the negative effects of the conflict on the business community and keep interaction between businesses on both sides going. This dialogue highlighted the specific risks faced by certain groups of vulnerable women and children who have been caught up in the conflict in South Sudan, for example widowed or single mother traders whose businesses have been affected. In order to explore this further and develop specific policy recommendations to put to regional dialogue efforts, Alert in partnership with UNCCI and Northern Uganda Business Forum for Peace (NUBFP), organised a one-day conference with 63 women refugees from South Sudan, community leaders, technical policy experts and decision makers. The conference was unique in the sense that it gave women refugees the opportunity to discuss and amplify their voices on the multifaceted challenges they have faced.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51180129-5118012901 Sweden International Alert is an NGO based in London with field office in Uganda that works to preventing armed conflict and strengthening human security in over 25 countries and territories and influencing decisions and policy orientation at regional and international level. International Alert sees as its mission to work together with people in conflict-affected or risk areas to influence developments towards peace, that on a regional and international levels to improve policies and policy compliance are important for creating peace, and to strengthen other actors in peace building. International Alert in Uganda has been developing innovative private sector approaches to peace building in Uganda with support from the Swedish Embassy since 2005. Alert began this “Business for Peace” (B4P) programme by developing guidelines for conflict-sensitive development sector interventions and researching whether and how the Ugandan business community could be mobilised for peace. The main objectives of this new phase of the B4P project is to; - Strengthen the level and nature of interactions between business associations, civil society organisations and government institutions in creation of a peaceful business environment. - Improve knowledge and understanding of civil society organisations on the connection between conflict-sensitive business practices and peace in Uganda. - Enhance the capacity of business associations in identification, mediation and resolution of business-related conflicts - Promote and monitor use of gender and conflict-sensitive business practices, policies and regulations among business associations, government institutions and civil society To achieve the above objectives, International Alert will work with the private sector including business associations, civil society organisations and government institutions. The project will be implemented in 3 years (2016-2018) with a total budget of SEK 18 000 000. The Embassy assess this project to contribute to the achievement of the results strategy most specifically as one that addresses conflict issues directly. The Embassy therefore proposes that Sweden enters into agreement to support International Alert Uganda for a period of 3 years 2016-2018, with a total amount of 18 000 000 SEK International Alert är en London-baserad NGO med fältkontor i Uganda. De arbetar med att förhindra väpnade konflikter och att stärka mänsklig säkerhet i över 25 länder och territorier. International Alert arbetar med påverkansarbete på både regional och internationell nivå och har som syfte att arbeta tillsammans med människor i konfliktdrabbade riskområden för att påverka fredsbevarandet. För att skapa fred och stärka de aktörer som arbetar med fredsbevarande är det viktigt att på både regional och internationell nivå förbättra policyer och se till så att de efterföljs. International Alert fyller en viktig funktion i detta arbete. International Alert i Uganda har utvecklat innovativa insatser inom den privata sektorn för fredsbevarande i Uganda, med stöd från Sveriges Ambassad sedan 2005. Organisationen startade programmet "Business for Peace" (B4P) och utvecklade riktlinjer för konfliktkänsliga interventioner inom utvecklingssektorn och studerade huruvida det ugandiska näringslivet kunde mobiliseras för att skapa fred. De huvudsakliga målen för den nya fasen av B4P programmet är att: - Stärka nivån av samarbete mellan företag, civilsamhällsorganisationer och statliga institutioner för att skapa ett fredligare företagsklimat. - Stärkt förståelse och kunskapsökning för CSO:s om relationer mellan konfliktkänsligt näringsliv och fred i Uganda. - Stärkt kapacitet för näringslivet att identifiera, medla och förhindra affärsrelaterade konflikter. - Främja och kontrollera användandet av genderkänsliga och konfliktkänsligt näringsliv, policyer och regleringar för företag, statliga institutioner och civilsamhället. För att uppnå ovannämnda mål kommer International Alert att arbeta med den privata sektorn inklusive företag, civilsamhällsorganisationer samt statliga institutioner. Projektet kommer att pågå under 3 år (2016-2018) och den totala budgeten är 18 000 000 SEK. Ambassaden i Kampala bedömer att projektet bidrar till den av regeringen beslutade resultatstrategin för Uganda. Ambassaden föreslår att Sverige tecknar ett avtal för att stödja International Alert Uganda under 3 år (2016-2018) med en total budget på 18 000 000 SEK. 1. strengthened level and nature of interactions between business associations, civil society organisations and government institutions to create a peaceful business environment 2. Gender and conflict-sensitive business practices promoted and used among business associations, government institutions and civil society3. Enhanced capacity of business associations in identification, mediation and resolution of business-related conflicts 4. Strengthened capacity of government intuitions in development of conflict-sensitive business policies and regulations that are gender-sensitive 5. Strengthened capacity of government institutions in the creation of a peaceful business environment6. Improved knowledge and understanding of civil society organisations on the connection between conflict-sensitive business practices and peace Sweden International Alert Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Alert Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 6500000 235000 1848326 5700000 0 0 6500000 5800000 -5800321 235000 0 0 -3951674 8583326 International Alert 6500000 International Alert 235000 International Alert -100321 International Alert 2300000 International Alert -87335.8 International Alert -364338.42 International Alert SE-0-SE-6-51180129-5118012902 Sweden International Alert is an NGO based in London with field office in Uganda that works to preventing armed conflict and strengthening human security in over 25 countries and territories and influencing decisions and policy orientation at regional and international level. International Alert sees as its mission to work together with people in conflict-affected or risk areas to influence developments towards peace, that on a regional and international levels to improve policies and policy compliance are important for creating peace, and to strengthen other actors in peace building. International Alert in Uganda has been developing innovative private sector approaches to peace building in Uganda with support from the Swedish Embassy since 2005. Alert began this “Business for Peace” (B4P) programme by developing guidelines for conflict-sensitive development sector interventions and researching whether and how the Ugandan business community could be mobilised for peace. The main objectives of this new phase of the B4P project is to; - Strengthen the level and nature of interactions between business associations, civil society organisations and government institutions in creation of a peaceful business environment. - Improve knowledge and understanding of civil society organisations on the connection between conflict-sensitive business practices and peace in Uganda. - Enhance the capacity of business associations in identification, mediation and resolution of business-related conflicts - Promote and monitor use of gender and conflict-sensitive business practices, policies and regulations among business associations, government institutions and civil society To achieve the above objectives, International Alert will work with the private sector including business associations, civil society organisations and government institutions. The project will be implemented in 3 years (2016-2018) with a total budget of SEK 18 000 000. The Embassy assess this project to contribute to the achievement of the results strategy most specifically as one that addresses conflict issues directly. The Embassy therefore proposes that Sweden enters into agreement to support International Alert Uganda for a period of 3 years 2016-2018, with a total amount of 18 000 000 SEK International Alert är en London-baserad NGO med fältkontor i Uganda. De arbetar med att förhindra väpnade konflikter och att stärka mänsklig säkerhet i över 25 länder och territorier. International Alert arbetar med påverkansarbete på både regional och internationell nivå och har som syfte att arbeta tillsammans med människor i konfliktdrabbade riskområden för att påverka fredsbevarandet. För att skapa fred och stärka de aktörer som arbetar med fredsbevarande är det viktigt att på både regional och internationell nivå förbättra policyer och se till så att de efterföljs. International Alert fyller en viktig funktion i detta arbete. International Alert i Uganda har utvecklat innovativa insatser inom den privata sektorn för fredsbevarande i Uganda, med stöd från Sveriges Ambassad sedan 2005. Organisationen startade programmet "Business for Peace" (B4P) och utvecklade riktlinjer för konfliktkänsliga interventioner inom utvecklingssektorn och studerade huruvida det ugandiska näringslivet kunde mobiliseras för att skapa fred. De huvudsakliga målen för den nya fasen av B4P programmet är att: - Stärka nivån av samarbete mellan företag, civilsamhällsorganisationer och statliga institutioner för att skapa ett fredligare företagsklimat. - Stärkt förståelse och kunskapsökning för CSO:s om relationer mellan konfliktkänsligt näringsliv och fred i Uganda. - Stärkt kapacitet för näringslivet att identifiera, medla och förhindra affärsrelaterade konflikter. - Främja och kontrollera användandet av genderkänsliga och konfliktkänsligt näringsliv, policyer och regleringar för företag, statliga institutioner och civilsamhället. För att uppnå ovannämnda mål kommer International Alert att arbeta med den privata sektorn inklusive företag, civilsamhällsorganisationer samt statliga institutioner. Projektet kommer att pågå under 3 år (2016-2018) och den totala budgeten är 18 000 000 SEK. Ambassaden i Kampala bedömer att projektet bidrar till den av regeringen beslutade resultatstrategin för Uganda. Ambassaden föreslår att Sverige tecknar ett avtal för att stödja International Alert Uganda under 3 år (2016-2018) med en total budget på 18 000 000 SEK. 1. strengthened level and nature of interactions between business associations, civil society organisations and government institutions to create a peaceful business environment 2. Gender and conflict-sensitive business practices promoted and used among business associations, government institutions and civil society3. Enhanced capacity of business associations in identification, mediation and resolution of business-related conflicts 4. Strengthened capacity of government intuitions in development of conflict-sensitive business policies and regulations that are gender-sensitive 5. Strengthened capacity of government institutions in the creation of a peaceful business environment6. 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International Alert sees as its mission to work together with people in conflict-affected or risk areas to influence developments towards peace, that on a regional and international levels to improve policies and policy compliance are important for creating peace, and to strengthen other actors in peace building. International Alert in Uganda has been developing innovative private sector approaches to peace building in Uganda with support from the Swedish Embassy since 2005. Alert began this “Business for Peace” (B4P) programme by developing guidelines for conflict-sensitive development sector interventions and researching whether and how the Ugandan business community could be mobilised for peace. The main objectives of this new phase of the B4P project is to; - Strengthen the level and nature of interactions between business associations, civil society organisations and government institutions in creation of a peaceful business environment. - Improve knowledge and understanding of civil society organisations on the connection between conflict-sensitive business practices and peace in Uganda. - Enhance the capacity of business associations in identification, mediation and resolution of business-related conflicts - Promote and monitor use of gender and conflict-sensitive business practices, policies and regulations among business associations, government institutions and civil society To achieve the above objectives, International Alert will work with the private sector including business associations, civil society organisations and government institutions. The project will be implemented in 3 years (2016-2018) with a total budget of SEK 18 000 000. The Embassy assess this project to contribute to the achievement of the results strategy most specifically as one that addresses conflict issues directly. The Embassy therefore proposes that Sweden enters into agreement to support International Alert Uganda for a period of 3 years 2016-2018, with a total amount of 18 000 000 SEK International Alert är en London-baserad NGO med fältkontor i Uganda. De arbetar med att förhindra väpnade konflikter och att stärka mänsklig säkerhet i över 25 länder och territorier. International Alert arbetar med påverkansarbete på både regional och internationell nivå och har som syfte att arbeta tillsammans med människor i konfliktdrabbade riskområden för att påverka fredsbevarandet. För att skapa fred och stärka de aktörer som arbetar med fredsbevarande är det viktigt att på både regional och internationell nivå förbättra policyer och se till så att de efterföljs. International Alert fyller en viktig funktion i detta arbete. International Alert i Uganda har utvecklat innovativa insatser inom den privata sektorn för fredsbevarande i Uganda, med stöd från Sveriges Ambassad sedan 2005. Organisationen startade programmet "Business for Peace" (B4P) och utvecklade riktlinjer för konfliktkänsliga interventioner inom utvecklingssektorn och studerade huruvida det ugandiska näringslivet kunde mobiliseras för att skapa fred. De huvudsakliga målen för den nya fasen av B4P programmet är att: - Stärka nivån av samarbete mellan företag, civilsamhällsorganisationer och statliga institutioner för att skapa ett fredligare företagsklimat. - Stärkt förståelse och kunskapsökning för CSO:s om relationer mellan konfliktkänsligt näringsliv och fred i Uganda. - Stärkt kapacitet för näringslivet att identifiera, medla och förhindra affärsrelaterade konflikter. - Främja och kontrollera användandet av genderkänsliga och konfliktkänsligt näringsliv, policyer och regleringar för företag, statliga institutioner och civilsamhället. För att uppnå ovannämnda mål kommer International Alert att arbeta med den privata sektorn inklusive företag, civilsamhällsorganisationer samt statliga institutioner. Projektet kommer att pågå under 3 år (2016-2018) och den totala budgeten är 18 000 000 SEK. Ambassaden i Kampala bedömer att projektet bidrar till den av regeringen beslutade resultatstrategin för Uganda. Ambassaden föreslår att Sverige tecknar ett avtal för att stödja International Alert Uganda under 3 år (2016-2018) med en total budget på 18 000 000 SEK. 1. strengthened level and nature of interactions between business associations, civil society organisations and government institutions to create a peaceful business environment 2. Gender and conflict-sensitive business practices promoted and used among business associations, government institutions and civil society3. Enhanced capacity of business associations in identification, mediation and resolution of business-related conflicts 4. Strengthened capacity of government intuitions in development of conflict-sensitive business policies and regulations that are gender-sensitive 5. Strengthened capacity of government institutions in the creation of a peaceful business environment6. Improved knowledge and understanding of civil society organisations on the connection between conflict-sensitive business practices and peace Sweden International Alert Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Alert Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 451674 0 451674 International Alert SE-0-SE-6-51190091 Sweden The suggested intervention means increased support to Radio Waves, a program for a more free and independent media in Zambia, implemented by BBC Media Action and with particular focus on community radios´ contribution to a better media field in the country. The original Radio Waves was decided upon and initiated in the fall of 2014 and had a budget of 15 800 000 SEK for the time period 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). The now suggested, increased program reaches until April 2018 and has a budget of 38 600 000 SEK, out of which 3 300 000 already has been payed within the framework of the current agreement with BBC Media Action. Radio Waves aims towards strengthening the professional and organizational capacity at community radio stations in Zambia, with the purpose of contributing to Zambia´s civil society becoming sustainable (bärkraftig) and functioning as a platform for dialog and accountability. This is done through a close partnership with selected radio stations and through developing weekly debate and discussion programs that reflect local issues. The population in the areas of the community radio stations participate in the selection of current subjects and give feedback to the journalists. The programs hold community leaders responsible for their decisions and actions and contribute to reporting based more on factual questions rather than subjectively chosen issues. The reason for the suggested increase are multiple: The increased program gives apparent advantages in economies of scale and possibilities for increased results in a situation where the initial experiences of the activities now support the embassy´s previous judgement of community radio as a particularly important player in the Zambian media field. The suggested support adds another four statins to the original six ones. Radio Waves will thereby reach out to a larger crowd in more provinces and the possibilities to exchange and synergies between the stations will increase significantly. Two of the new stations are commercial actors, who are viewed as being an assent in the network of radio stations, which has been a key question since the start of Radio Waves. DfiD has the intention that through the Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) bring a financial support of approximately £1,2M/15,5MSEK to a twin project called “Zambia Speaks!”. The British support is suggested to as far as possible to be harmonized with an increased Radio Waves. Together, the project make up a network of 16 radio stations around Zambia, which gives good possibilities for exchange of knowledge and cooperation and especially a collective journalistic breakthrough that is meaningful. In 2016 the parliament and presidential elections will be held in Zambia, where media´s selection and reporting is expected to play an important role before, during and after the actual elections. An increased Radio Waves will be adjusted to the election period and will encompass an component of media coverage of the election´s reporting through the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). The organization has long standing experience in similar interventions and complements BBC´s base competence for journalistic training. The embassy assesses that in the current and deeply polarized media field it is important with interventions that show eventual inappropriates during the election period. The increased program is suggested to be strengthen further by an component that uses new technology and social media, for example through connected traditional and new channels of communications. The component means an initiative aim that is expected to strengthen the participation, relevance, accountability and reach of Radio Waves. Den föreslagna insatsen innebär utökat stöd till Radio Waves, ett program för friare och mer oberoende media i Zambia implementerat av BBC Media Action och med särskilt fokus på lokalradions bidrag till ett bättre medialandskap i landet. Det ursprungliga Radio Waves beslutades och inleddes hösten 2014 och hade då en budget på 15 800 000 SEK för perioden 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). Det nu föreslagna, utökade programmet sträcker sig till och med april 2018 och har en budget på 32 900 000 SEK varav 3 300 000 redan har utbetalats inom ramen för det befintliga avtalet med BBC Media Action. Radio Waves syftar till att stärka den professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteten hos lokala radiostationer i Zambia med avsikt att bidra till att Zambias civilsamhälle blir bärkraftigt och fungerar som en plattform för dialog och ansvarsutkrävande. Detta görs genom ett tätt partnersamarbete med de utvalda stationerna och genom att utveckla veckovisa debatt- och diskussionsprogram som speglar lokala frågor. Befolkningen i radiostationerna lyssnarområde deltar i val av aktuella ämnen och ger feedback till journalisterna. Programmen ställer lokala makthavare till svar för deras beslut och agerande och bidrar till en rapportering som bygger mer på sakfrågor och mindre på personjournalistik. Skälen till den föreslagna utökningen är flera: Det utökade programmet ger uppenbara skalfördelar och möjligheter till ökade resultat i ett läge där de initiala erfarenheterna av verksamheten nu stödjer ambassadens tidigare bedömning av lokalradio som en särskilt viktig kraft i det zambiska medialandskapet. Det föreslagna stödet adderar ytterligare fyra stationer till de ursprungliga sex. Radio Waves kommer därmed att nå ut till fler människor i fler provinser och möjligheterna till utbyte och synergier mellan stationerna ökar markant. Två av de nya stationerna är kommersiella aktörer vilket bedöms vara en tillgång i nätverket av radiostationer, både för genomslaget och för den långsiktiga finansiella hållbarheten i programmet, vilket har varit en nyckelfråga sedan starten av Radio Waves. DfiD har för avsikt att genom Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) gå in med finansiellt stöd på cirka £1,2M/15,5MSEK till ett tvillingprojekt kallat "Zambia Speaks!" Det brittiska stödet föreslås så långt som detta är möjligt att harmoniseras med ett utökat Radio Waves. Tillsammans utgör projekten ett nätverk av 16 radiostationer runt om i Zambia vilket ger en goda möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte och sammarbete och framförallt ett samlat journalistiskt genomslag som är betydande. 2016 hålls parlaments- och presidentval i Zambia där medias urval och rapportering förväntas att spela en avgörande roll både före, under och efter själva valen. Ett utökat Radio Waves kommer att anpassas till valcykeln och bland annat rymma en komponent för mediebevakning av valrapporteringen genom Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). Organisationen har lång erfarenhet av liknande insatser och kompletterar BBC grundkompetens för journalistisk träning. Ambassaden bedömer att det i det rådande och djupt polariserade medielandskapet är viktigt med insatser som synliggör eventuella oegentligheter under valperioden. Det utökade programmet föreslås stärkas ytterligare genom en komponent som nyttjar ny teknik och sociala medier, bland annat genom att knyta samman traditionella och "nya" kommunikationskanaler. Komponenten innebär en innovativ ansats som väntas att stärka deltagandet, relevansen, ansvarsutkrävandet och räckvidden av Radio Waves. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general The end of project evaluation found that the project had achieved important results in lifting technical editorial and production skills of partner radio stations to produce quality governance programmes that engage audiences. This is confirmed by the feedback from some of the listeners who indicated that the radio stations had created platforms for dialogue and engagement with local policy and decision makers. Through the governance programmes young people and target communities had opportunities to engage decision makers resulting in some leaders taking action to address the issues raised. Other results include the strengthening of the media sector through the support to MISA Zambia. Some specific results include the establishment of the Notification-Early Warning System (N.E.W.S) in an effort to respond to the increase in intimidation and harassment of radio stations (and other media outlets) in Zambia, especially during elections. The platform was used by media players to report any violence or threat against media freedoms and freedom of expression in order to seek support and correctional measures from other media players and MISA Zambia. A Media Legal Defense Fund was also established and this fund provided support to journalists who experienced harassment in the course of their work and needed legal representation and support. Another major result was the presentation of the draft Zambia Media Council (ZAMEC) Bill to government which now awaits its enactment into law by parliament. The bill seeks to establish a statutory self-regulatory framework for the media. Unintended Results Positive The evaluation found that the project inspired stations to work more in teams and enhanced work processes because of the governance programme. Before staff worked individually. Now, through team-work, they learned to appreciate the power of building upon each others experiences and capacity. Negative The projects focus on one quality programme and an elite team resulted in an imbalance at the stations at two levels. First, having one programme of such extraordinary quality made other programmes sound much worse than they were found to be before, with questions from audiences about why this is the case. Second, the training and mentoring of the governance team lifted the skills of producers, journalists and technicians to a new level of professionalism. This left other colleagues who are not part of that team feel second rate. While well intended, the knowledge sharing practice in place did not ensure an adequate transfer of information gained into effective and practical knowledge for colleagues. The imbalance was reported to have affected the working environment in stations. Another negative outcome relates to listening groups. Some of the stations had listening groups before the project. In some cases they were put on hold when BBC MA listening groups were created for the governance programmes. The latter received some benefits in weekly meetings (e.g. refreshments, T-shirt). In stations visited that were no longer partners, the groups had stopped operating. The introduction of compensation for listening groups was seen to have disrupted the initial routines of the stations, making it more difficult to re-mobilise initial listening groups when no return was foreseen. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51190091-5119009101 Sweden The suggested intervention means increased support to Radio Waves, a program for a more free and independent media in Zambia, implemented by BBC Media Action and with particular focus on community radios´ contribution to a better media field in the country. The original Radio Waves was decided upon and initiated in the fall of 2014 and had a budget of 15 800 000 SEK for the time period 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). The now suggested, increased program reaches until April 2018 and has a budget of 38 600 000 SEK, out of which 3 300 000 already has been payed within the framework of the current agreement with BBC Media Action. Radio Waves aims towards strengthening the professional and organizational capacity at community radio stations in Zambia, with the purpose of contributing to Zambia´s civil society becoming sustainable (bärkraftig) and functioning as a platform for dialog and accountability. This is done through a close partnership with selected radio stations and through developing weekly debate and discussion programs that reflect local issues. The population in the areas of the community radio stations participate in the selection of current subjects and give feedback to the journalists. The programs hold community leaders responsible for their decisions and actions and contribute to reporting based more on factual questions rather than subjectively chosen issues. The reason for the suggested increase are multiple: The increased program gives apparent advantages in economies of scale and possibilities for increased results in a situation where the initial experiences of the activities now support the embassy´s previous judgement of community radio as a particularly important player in the Zambian media field. The suggested support adds another four statins to the original six ones. Radio Waves will thereby reach out to a larger crowd in more provinces and the possibilities to exchange and synergies between the stations will increase significantly. Two of the new stations are commercial actors, who are viewed as being an assent in the network of radio stations, which has been a key question since the start of Radio Waves. DfiD has the intention that through the Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) bring a financial support of approximately £1,2M/15,5MSEK to a twin project called “Zambia Speaks!”. The British support is suggested to as far as possible to be harmonized with an increased Radio Waves. Together, the project make up a network of 16 radio stations around Zambia, which gives good possibilities for exchange of knowledge and cooperation and especially a collective journalistic breakthrough that is meaningful. In 2016 the parliament and presidential elections will be held in Zambia, where media´s selection and reporting is expected to play an important role before, during and after the actual elections. An increased Radio Waves will be adjusted to the election period and will encompass an component of media coverage of the election´s reporting through the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). The organization has long standing experience in similar interventions and complements BBC´s base competence for journalistic training. The embassy assesses that in the current and deeply polarized media field it is important with interventions that show eventual inappropriates during the election period. The increased program is suggested to be strengthen further by an component that uses new technology and social media, for example through connected traditional and new channels of communications. The component means an initiative aim that is expected to strengthen the participation, relevance, accountability and reach of Radio Waves. Den föreslagna insatsen innebär utökat stöd till Radio Waves, ett program för friare och mer oberoende media i Zambia implementerat av BBC Media Action och med särskilt fokus på lokalradions bidrag till ett bättre medialandskap i landet. Det ursprungliga Radio Waves beslutades och inleddes hösten 2014 och hade då en budget på 15 800 000 SEK för perioden 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). Det nu föreslagna, utökade programmet sträcker sig till och med april 2018 och har en budget på 32 900 000 SEK varav 3 300 000 redan har utbetalats inom ramen för det befintliga avtalet med BBC Media Action. Radio Waves syftar till att stärka den professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteten hos lokala radiostationer i Zambia med avsikt att bidra till att Zambias civilsamhälle blir bärkraftigt och fungerar som en plattform för dialog och ansvarsutkrävande. Detta görs genom ett tätt partnersamarbete med de utvalda stationerna och genom att utveckla veckovisa debatt- och diskussionsprogram som speglar lokala frågor. Befolkningen i radiostationerna lyssnarområde deltar i val av aktuella ämnen och ger feedback till journalisterna. Programmen ställer lokala makthavare till svar för deras beslut och agerande och bidrar till en rapportering som bygger mer på sakfrågor och mindre på personjournalistik. Skälen till den föreslagna utökningen är flera: Det utökade programmet ger uppenbara skalfördelar och möjligheter till ökade resultat i ett läge där de initiala erfarenheterna av verksamheten nu stödjer ambassadens tidigare bedömning av lokalradio som en särskilt viktig kraft i det zambiska medialandskapet. Det föreslagna stödet adderar ytterligare fyra stationer till de ursprungliga sex. Radio Waves kommer därmed att nå ut till fler människor i fler provinser och möjligheterna till utbyte och synergier mellan stationerna ökar markant. Två av de nya stationerna är kommersiella aktörer vilket bedöms vara en tillgång i nätverket av radiostationer, både för genomslaget och för den långsiktiga finansiella hållbarheten i programmet, vilket har varit en nyckelfråga sedan starten av Radio Waves. DfiD har för avsikt att genom Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) gå in med finansiellt stöd på cirka £1,2M/15,5MSEK till ett tvillingprojekt kallat "Zambia Speaks!" Det brittiska stödet föreslås så långt som detta är möjligt att harmoniseras med ett utökat Radio Waves. Tillsammans utgör projekten ett nätverk av 16 radiostationer runt om i Zambia vilket ger en goda möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte och sammarbete och framförallt ett samlat journalistiskt genomslag som är betydande. 2016 hålls parlaments- och presidentval i Zambia där medias urval och rapportering förväntas att spela en avgörande roll både före, under och efter själva valen. Ett utökat Radio Waves kommer att anpassas till valcykeln och bland annat rymma en komponent för mediebevakning av valrapporteringen genom Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). Organisationen har lång erfarenhet av liknande insatser och kompletterar BBC grundkompetens för journalistisk träning. Ambassaden bedömer att det i det rådande och djupt polariserade medielandskapet är viktigt med insatser som synliggör eventuella oegentligheter under valperioden. Det utökade programmet föreslås stärkas ytterligare genom en komponent som nyttjar ny teknik och sociala medier, bland annat genom att knyta samman traditionella och "nya" kommunikationskanaler. Komponenten innebär en innovativ ansats som väntas att stärka deltagandet, relevansen, ansvarsutkrävandet och räckvidden av Radio Waves. Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3300000 9000000 8500000 12100000 12100000 12100000 3300000 0 0 8500000 0 9000000 -12100000 32900000 BBC Media Action 3300000 BBC Media Action 9000000 BBC Media Action 8500000 BBC Media Action 12100000 BBC Media Action 0 BBC Media Action SE-0-SE-6-51190091-5119009102 Sweden The suggested intervention means increased support to Radio Waves, a program for a more free and independent media in Zambia, implemented by BBC Media Action and with particular focus on community radios´ contribution to a better media field in the country. The original Radio Waves was decided upon and initiated in the fall of 2014 and had a budget of 15 800 000 SEK for the time period 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). The now suggested, increased program reaches until April 2018 and has a budget of 38 600 000 SEK, out of which 3 300 000 already has been payed within the framework of the current agreement with BBC Media Action. Radio Waves aims towards strengthening the professional and organizational capacity at community radio stations in Zambia, with the purpose of contributing to Zambia´s civil society becoming sustainable (bärkraftig) and functioning as a platform for dialog and accountability. This is done through a close partnership with selected radio stations and through developing weekly debate and discussion programs that reflect local issues. The population in the areas of the community radio stations participate in the selection of current subjects and give feedback to the journalists. The programs hold community leaders responsible for their decisions and actions and contribute to reporting based more on factual questions rather than subjectively chosen issues. The reason for the suggested increase are multiple: The increased program gives apparent advantages in economies of scale and possibilities for increased results in a situation where the initial experiences of the activities now support the embassy´s previous judgement of community radio as a particularly important player in the Zambian media field. The suggested support adds another four statins to the original six ones. Radio Waves will thereby reach out to a larger crowd in more provinces and the possibilities to exchange and synergies between the stations will increase significantly. Two of the new stations are commercial actors, who are viewed as being an assent in the network of radio stations, which has been a key question since the start of Radio Waves. DfiD has the intention that through the Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) bring a financial support of approximately £1,2M/15,5MSEK to a twin project called “Zambia Speaks!”. The British support is suggested to as far as possible to be harmonized with an increased Radio Waves. Together, the project make up a network of 16 radio stations around Zambia, which gives good possibilities for exchange of knowledge and cooperation and especially a collective journalistic breakthrough that is meaningful. In 2016 the parliament and presidential elections will be held in Zambia, where media´s selection and reporting is expected to play an important role before, during and after the actual elections. An increased Radio Waves will be adjusted to the election period and will encompass an component of media coverage of the election´s reporting through the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). The organization has long standing experience in similar interventions and complements BBC´s base competence for journalistic training. The embassy assesses that in the current and deeply polarized media field it is important with interventions that show eventual inappropriates during the election period. The increased program is suggested to be strengthen further by an component that uses new technology and social media, for example through connected traditional and new channels of communications. The component means an initiative aim that is expected to strengthen the participation, relevance, accountability and reach of Radio Waves. Den föreslagna insatsen innebär utökat stöd till Radio Waves, ett program för friare och mer oberoende media i Zambia implementerat av BBC Media Action och med särskilt fokus på lokalradions bidrag till ett bättre medialandskap i landet. Det ursprungliga Radio Waves beslutades och inleddes hösten 2014 och hade då en budget på 15 800 000 SEK för perioden 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). Det nu föreslagna, utökade programmet sträcker sig till och med april 2018 och har en budget på 32 900 000 SEK varav 3 300 000 redan har utbetalats inom ramen för det befintliga avtalet med BBC Media Action. Radio Waves syftar till att stärka den professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteten hos lokala radiostationer i Zambia med avsikt att bidra till att Zambias civilsamhälle blir bärkraftigt och fungerar som en plattform för dialog och ansvarsutkrävande. Detta görs genom ett tätt partnersamarbete med de utvalda stationerna och genom att utveckla veckovisa debatt- och diskussionsprogram som speglar lokala frågor. Befolkningen i radiostationerna lyssnarområde deltar i val av aktuella ämnen och ger feedback till journalisterna. Programmen ställer lokala makthavare till svar för deras beslut och agerande och bidrar till en rapportering som bygger mer på sakfrågor och mindre på personjournalistik. Skälen till den föreslagna utökningen är flera: Det utökade programmet ger uppenbara skalfördelar och möjligheter till ökade resultat i ett läge där de initiala erfarenheterna av verksamheten nu stödjer ambassadens tidigare bedömning av lokalradio som en särskilt viktig kraft i det zambiska medialandskapet. Det föreslagna stödet adderar ytterligare fyra stationer till de ursprungliga sex. Radio Waves kommer därmed att nå ut till fler människor i fler provinser och möjligheterna till utbyte och synergier mellan stationerna ökar markant. Två av de nya stationerna är kommersiella aktörer vilket bedöms vara en tillgång i nätverket av radiostationer, både för genomslaget och för den långsiktiga finansiella hållbarheten i programmet, vilket har varit en nyckelfråga sedan starten av Radio Waves. DfiD har för avsikt att genom Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) gå in med finansiellt stöd på cirka £1,2M/15,5MSEK till ett tvillingprojekt kallat "Zambia Speaks!" Det brittiska stödet föreslås så långt som detta är möjligt att harmoniseras med ett utökat Radio Waves. Tillsammans utgör projekten ett nätverk av 16 radiostationer runt om i Zambia vilket ger en goda möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte och sammarbete och framförallt ett samlat journalistiskt genomslag som är betydande. 2016 hålls parlaments- och presidentval i Zambia där medias urval och rapportering förväntas att spela en avgörande roll både före, under och efter själva valen. Ett utökat Radio Waves kommer att anpassas till valcykeln och bland annat rymma en komponent för mediebevakning av valrapporteringen genom Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). Organisationen har lång erfarenhet av liknande insatser och kompletterar BBC grundkompetens för journalistisk träning. Ambassaden bedömer att det i det rådande och djupt polariserade medielandskapet är viktigt med insatser som synliggör eventuella oegentligheter under valperioden. Det utökade programmet föreslås stärkas ytterligare genom en komponent som nyttjar ny teknik och sociala medier, bland annat genom att knyta samman traditionella och "nya" kommunikationskanaler. Komponenten innebär en innovativ ansats som väntas att stärka deltagandet, relevansen, ansvarsutkrävandet och räckvidden av Radio Waves. Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 800000 771223 800000 BBC Media Action 771222.91 BBC Media Action Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51190091-5119009103 Sweden The suggested intervention means increased support to Radio Waves, a program for a more free and independent media in Zambia, implemented by BBC Media Action and with particular focus on community radios´ contribution to a better media field in the country. The original Radio Waves was decided upon and initiated in the fall of 2014 and had a budget of 15 800 000 SEK for the time period 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). The now suggested, increased program reaches until April 2018 and has a budget of 38 600 000 SEK, out of which 3 300 000 already has been payed within the framework of the current agreement with BBC Media Action. Radio Waves aims towards strengthening the professional and organizational capacity at community radio stations in Zambia, with the purpose of contributing to Zambia´s civil society becoming sustainable (bärkraftig) and functioning as a platform for dialog and accountability. This is done through a close partnership with selected radio stations and through developing weekly debate and discussion programs that reflect local issues. The population in the areas of the community radio stations participate in the selection of current subjects and give feedback to the journalists. The programs hold community leaders responsible for their decisions and actions and contribute to reporting based more on factual questions rather than subjectively chosen issues. The reason for the suggested increase are multiple: The increased program gives apparent advantages in economies of scale and possibilities for increased results in a situation where the initial experiences of the activities now support the embassy´s previous judgement of community radio as a particularly important player in the Zambian media field. The suggested support adds another four statins to the original six ones. Radio Waves will thereby reach out to a larger crowd in more provinces and the possibilities to exchange and synergies between the stations will increase significantly. Two of the new stations are commercial actors, who are viewed as being an assent in the network of radio stations, which has been a key question since the start of Radio Waves. DfiD has the intention that through the Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) bring a financial support of approximately £1,2M/15,5MSEK to a twin project called “Zambia Speaks!”. The British support is suggested to as far as possible to be harmonized with an increased Radio Waves. Together, the project make up a network of 16 radio stations around Zambia, which gives good possibilities for exchange of knowledge and cooperation and especially a collective journalistic breakthrough that is meaningful. In 2016 the parliament and presidential elections will be held in Zambia, where media´s selection and reporting is expected to play an important role before, during and after the actual elections. An increased Radio Waves will be adjusted to the election period and will encompass an component of media coverage of the election´s reporting through the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). The organization has long standing experience in similar interventions and complements BBC´s base competence for journalistic training. The embassy assesses that in the current and deeply polarized media field it is important with interventions that show eventual inappropriates during the election period. The increased program is suggested to be strengthen further by an component that uses new technology and social media, for example through connected traditional and new channels of communications. The component means an initiative aim that is expected to strengthen the participation, relevance, accountability and reach of Radio Waves. Den föreslagna insatsen innebär utökat stöd till Radio Waves, ett program för friare och mer oberoende media i Zambia implementerat av BBC Media Action och med särskilt fokus på lokalradions bidrag till ett bättre medialandskap i landet. Det ursprungliga Radio Waves beslutades och inleddes hösten 2014 och hade då en budget på 15 800 000 SEK för perioden 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). Det nu föreslagna, utökade programmet sträcker sig till och med april 2018 och har en budget på 32 900 000 SEK varav 3 300 000 redan har utbetalats inom ramen för det befintliga avtalet med BBC Media Action. Radio Waves syftar till att stärka den professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteten hos lokala radiostationer i Zambia med avsikt att bidra till att Zambias civilsamhälle blir bärkraftigt och fungerar som en plattform för dialog och ansvarsutkrävande. Detta görs genom ett tätt partnersamarbete med de utvalda stationerna och genom att utveckla veckovisa debatt- och diskussionsprogram som speglar lokala frågor. Befolkningen i radiostationerna lyssnarområde deltar i val av aktuella ämnen och ger feedback till journalisterna. Programmen ställer lokala makthavare till svar för deras beslut och agerande och bidrar till en rapportering som bygger mer på sakfrågor och mindre på personjournalistik. Skälen till den föreslagna utökningen är flera: Det utökade programmet ger uppenbara skalfördelar och möjligheter till ökade resultat i ett läge där de initiala erfarenheterna av verksamheten nu stödjer ambassadens tidigare bedömning av lokalradio som en särskilt viktig kraft i det zambiska medialandskapet. Det föreslagna stödet adderar ytterligare fyra stationer till de ursprungliga sex. Radio Waves kommer därmed att nå ut till fler människor i fler provinser och möjligheterna till utbyte och synergier mellan stationerna ökar markant. Två av de nya stationerna är kommersiella aktörer vilket bedöms vara en tillgång i nätverket av radiostationer, både för genomslaget och för den långsiktiga finansiella hållbarheten i programmet, vilket har varit en nyckelfråga sedan starten av Radio Waves. DfiD har för avsikt att genom Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) gå in med finansiellt stöd på cirka £1,2M/15,5MSEK till ett tvillingprojekt kallat "Zambia Speaks!" Det brittiska stödet föreslås så långt som detta är möjligt att harmoniseras med ett utökat Radio Waves. Tillsammans utgör projekten ett nätverk av 16 radiostationer runt om i Zambia vilket ger en goda möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte och sammarbete och framförallt ett samlat journalistiskt genomslag som är betydande. 2016 hålls parlaments- och presidentval i Zambia där medias urval och rapportering förväntas att spela en avgörande roll både före, under och efter själva valen. Ett utökat Radio Waves kommer att anpassas till valcykeln och bland annat rymma en komponent för mediebevakning av valrapporteringen genom Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). Organisationen har lång erfarenhet av liknande insatser och kompletterar BBC grundkompetens för journalistisk träning. Ambassaden bedömer att det i det rådande och djupt polariserade medielandskapet är viktigt med insatser som synliggör eventuella oegentligheter under valperioden. Det utökade programmet föreslås stärkas ytterligare genom en komponent som nyttjar ny teknik och sociala medier, bland annat genom att knyta samman traditionella och "nya" kommunikationskanaler. Komponenten innebär en innovativ ansats som väntas att stärka deltagandet, relevansen, ansvarsutkrävandet och räckvidden av Radio Waves. Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 22015600 1710000 0 0 0 0 6000000 8000000 1710000 0 -302649 0 8000000 0 6015600 29725600 BBC Media Action 6000000 BBC Media Action 8000000 BBC Media Action 8000000 BBC Media Action 6015600 BBC Media Action 1710000 BBC Media Action 0 BBC Media Action 0 BBC Media Action -302649 BBC Media Action Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52030028 Sweden Proposal under development and it will be connected to the new regional water strategy under the Uuion for the Mediterranean. Projektet håller på att formuleras men kommer att kopplas till den vattenstrategi som tagits from inom unionen för Medelhavet.   Outcome objective A: To increase awareness and knowledge of decision-makers and stakeholders on the conditions for PSP in the water sector at national and regional levels. Bridging Objective A.1 - National assessments on PSP in water infrastructure - Regional Report compiling the national cases Output objective A.2 - National assessments on PSP in water infrastructure - Regional Report compiling the national cases Outcome objective B: Enhanced intra-country coordination among actors involved in PSP. Bridging Objective B.1 Consultation meetings/workshops. Output objective B.2 - Elaboration of the national assessments through –among other tools- the use of consultation meetings/workshops Outcome objective C: To promote actively the extensive dissemination of sustainable policies that address the water governance-financing nexus. Bridging Objective C.1 Dialogue processes at regional levels, compilation of good practice. Output objective C.2 - Dialogue processes at national and regional levels - Identification and compilation of good cases - Technical/analytical work at large Outcome objective D: Improved enabling environment for PSP - Policy change at national level. Bridging Objective D.1 Dialogue and technical work. Output objective D.2 Conduct of technical work Outcome objective E: Identification and dissemination of good practices and sharing of experiences. Bridging Objective E.1 Reports from regional workshops, compilation of these experiences. Output objective E.2 - Documents/Reports from Regional Workshops - Compilation of the Regional Report Outcome objective F: Aid effectiveness Bridging Objective F.1 Donor dialogue needed. Output objective F.2 - Financing modalities of the work Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation The final progress report presents output/outcomes from the sixth and final progress report-The organisation of a session on the investment potential in wastewater treatment andreuse in MENA, during the 2017 Stockholm Water Week, as part of the MENA Focusset of sessions, with direct linkages to the Project;-the advancement and finalisation of the national multi-stakeholder National PolicyDialogue in Lebanon with the organisation of the 2nd and 3rd consultation workshopsand the elaboration of the National Report on Lebanon on overcoming the governanceStällningstagande till rapportStatement on reportContribution challenges to private sector participation in water infrastructure;-the implementation of a second phase of work in the framework of the national multistakeholderPolicy Dialogue in Palestine with the organisation of targeted consultationworkshops organised and conducted under the leadership of the Palestinian WaterAuthority (PWA);-the co-organisation of the 3-day “Conference on Water Governance in MENA andwider Mediterranean region” (12-14 December 2017, Barcelona), together with the alsoSida-funded “Water Integrity Capacity Building Programme in MENA”. From theProject’s implementation perspective, the first and third day of the Conference representthe 3rd Regional Conference as envisaged in the Project Document;-the preparation of the Project’s Regional Report providing a regional perspective to thesystematic work done in the four focus countries; the regular update and wide use of thededicated project website hosted with the courtesy of GWP; the production of tailoredmade knowledge products and communication material;-further elaboration of the network on water governance and contribution to the OECDWater Governance Initiative (WGI);-further elaboration of the regional platform’s framework involving the network of policymakers and private actors, including linkages with the UfM Water Agenda and FinancialStrategy and future plans;- last but not least the strengthening of existing and the establishment of new operationalsynergies and strategic partnerships benefitting both the national and the regionalcomponents of the Project. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52030028-5203002801 Sweden Proposal under development and it will be connected to the new regional water strategy under the Uuion for the Mediterranean. Projektet håller på att formuleras men kommer att kopplas till den vattenstrategi som tagits from inom unionen för Medelhavet.   Outcome objective A: To increase awareness and knowledge of decision-makers and stakeholders on the conditions for PSP in the water sector at national and regional levels. Bridging Objective A.1 - National assessments on PSP in water infrastructure - Regional Report compiling the national cases Output objective A.2 - National assessments on PSP in water infrastructure - Regional Report compiling the national cases Outcome objective B: Enhanced intra-country coordination among actors involved in PSP. Bridging Objective B.1 Consultation meetings/workshops. Output objective B.2 - Elaboration of the national assessments through –among other tools- the use of consultation meetings/workshops Outcome objective C: To promote actively the extensive dissemination of sustainable policies that address the water governance-financing nexus. Bridging Objective C.1 Dialogue processes at regional levels, compilation of good practice. Output objective C.2 - Dialogue processes at national and regional levels - Identification and compilation of good cases - Technical/analytical work at large Outcome objective D: Improved enabling environment for PSP - Policy change at national level. Bridging Objective D.1 Dialogue and technical work. Output objective D.2 Conduct of technical work Outcome objective E: Identification and dissemination of good practices and sharing of experiences. Bridging Objective E.1 Reports from regional workshops, compilation of these experiences. Output objective E.2 - Documents/Reports from Regional Workshops - Compilation of the Regional Report Outcome objective F: Aid effectiveness Bridging Objective F.1 Donor dialogue needed. Output objective F.2 - Financing modalities of the work Sweden GWPO/Global Water Partnership Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GWPO/Global Water Partnership Organisation Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 2970000 2110000 2755000 0 162110 0 2110000 0 2755000 0 2970000 7997110 GWPO/Global Water Partnership Organisation 2970000 GWPO/Global Water Partnership Organisation 2110000 GWPO/Global Water Partnership Organisation 2755000 GWPO/Global Water Partnership Organisation 162110 GWPO/Global Water Partnership Organisation Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52030028-5203002802 Sweden Proposal under development and it will be connected to the new regional water strategy under the Uuion for the Mediterranean. Projektet håller på att formuleras men kommer att kopplas till den vattenstrategi som tagits from inom unionen för Medelhavet.   Outcome objective A: To increase awareness and knowledge of decision-makers and stakeholders on the conditions for PSP in the water sector at national and regional levels. Bridging Objective A.1 - National assessments on PSP in water infrastructure - Regional Report compiling the national cases Output objective A.2 - National assessments on PSP in water infrastructure - Regional Report compiling the national cases Outcome objective B: Enhanced intra-country coordination among actors involved in PSP. Bridging Objective B.1 Consultation meetings/workshops. Output objective B.2 - Elaboration of the national assessments through –among other tools- the use of consultation meetings/workshops Outcome objective C: To promote actively the extensive dissemination of sustainable policies that address the water governance-financing nexus. Bridging Objective C.1 Dialogue processes at regional levels, compilation of good practice. Output objective C.2 - Dialogue processes at national and regional levels - Identification and compilation of good cases - Technical/analytical work at large Outcome objective D: Improved enabling environment for PSP - Policy change at national level. Bridging Objective D.1 Dialogue and technical work. Output objective D.2 Conduct of technical work Outcome objective E: Identification and dissemination of good practices and sharing of experiences. Bridging Objective E.1 Reports from regional workshops, compilation of these experiences. Output objective E.2 - Documents/Reports from Regional Workshops - Compilation of the Regional Report Outcome objective F: Aid effectiveness Bridging Objective F.1 Donor dialogue needed. Output objective F.2 - Financing modalities of the work Sweden GWPO/Global Water Partnership Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 243638 291211 0 0 291211 0 243638 165151 0 0 534849 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 106301 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 137337 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 152871 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 138340 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 73150 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 88960 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -162110 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 380509 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -380509 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52030028-5203002803 Sweden Proposal under development and it will be connected to the new regional water strategy under the Uuion for the Mediterranean. Projektet håller på att formuleras men kommer att kopplas till den vattenstrategi som tagits from inom unionen för Medelhavet.   Outcome objective A: To increase awareness and knowledge of decision-makers and stakeholders on the conditions for PSP in the water sector at national and regional levels. Bridging Objective A.1 - National assessments on PSP in water infrastructure - Regional Report compiling the national cases Output objective A.2 - National assessments on PSP in water infrastructure - Regional Report compiling the national cases Outcome objective B: Enhanced intra-country coordination among actors involved in PSP. Bridging Objective B.1 Consultation meetings/workshops. Output objective B.2 - Elaboration of the national assessments through –among other tools- the use of consultation meetings/workshops Outcome objective C: To promote actively the extensive dissemination of sustainable policies that address the water governance-financing nexus. Bridging Objective C.1 Dialogue processes at regional levels, compilation of good practice. Output objective C.2 - Dialogue processes at national and regional levels - Identification and compilation of good cases - Technical/analytical work at large Outcome objective D: Improved enabling environment for PSP - Policy change at national level. Bridging Objective D.1 Dialogue and technical work. Output objective D.2 Conduct of technical work Outcome objective E: Identification and dissemination of good practices and sharing of experiences. Bridging Objective E.1 Reports from regional workshops, compilation of these experiences. Output objective E.2 - Documents/Reports from Regional Workshops - Compilation of the Regional Report Outcome objective F: Aid effectiveness Bridging Objective F.1 Donor dialogue needed. Output objective F.2 - Financing modalities of the work Sweden GWPO/Global Water Partnership Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Matters Consulting AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 163443 371250 163443 0 371250 534693 Matters Consulting AB 163443 Matters Consulting AB -163443 Matters Consulting AB 163443 Matters Consulting AB 371250 Matters Consulting AB Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52030123 Sweden Support to Sahrawi refugees in Tindouf, Algeria. Animal protein (mackerel) to meet the nutritional needs. Also distribution of clothing/shoes. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Praktisk Solidaritet (PS) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2011-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser förlängd aktivitetsperiod och medelstillägg om totalt 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har sedan 1998 gett finansiellt stöd till PS för deras verksamhet i flyktingläger belägna i sydvästra Algeriet. Sida:s stöd har till en början fokuserat på distribution av kläder, vilket övergick till att även inkludera distribution av tonfisk. Under 2009 utförde ett lokalt utvärderingsteam i flyktingläger, hädanefter refererade som "monitoras", en utvärdering av matdistributionen. Denna utvärdering visade på att mottagarna inte var nöjda med tonfisk, och PS bytte då fisk till makrill istället, vilka har haft ett positivt mottagande av mottagarna. PS har sedan 2011 även samarbetat med Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP) vad gäller ett projekt som producerar ett traditionellt klädesplagg för kvinnor, även kallat "melfa". Detta var ett pilotprojekt vilket PS tillsammans med CISP åtog sig, där insatsens mål är att skapa större hållbarhet och självständighet för de kvinnor som deltar i projektet. Målgruppen för denna insats är totalt 125 000 västsahariska flyktingar, vilka alla nu befinner sig i utdragna flyktingläger belägna i Sydvästra Algeriet. Behoven i dessa flyktingläger är stora samt att det finns ett beroende hos flyktingarna av hjälporganisationer i tillgång till matstöd. PS planerar att dela ut matstöd till samtliga flyktingar (enligt denna räkning), samt att distribuera kläder till samtliga flyktingar. PS genom sina partnerorganisationer avser med denna insats att bidra till en mer balanserad diet vilket riktar mot den felnäring som finns inom flyktinglägren, samt att upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet genom melfaproduktion och utdelning av kläder. PS samarbetar med både Sahariska Röda Halvmånen (SRH) och Algeriska Röda Halvmånen (ARH) för att möjliggöra distribuering av konserverad makrill och kläder. PS samarbetar även med CISP i både projektet vad gäller produktion av melfa, men även i arbetet med uppföljning och utvärdering av PS insatser relaterat till utdelning av konserverad makrill och kläder. Projektet avser att, för de Västsahariska flyktingarna i sydvästra Algeriet minska förekomsten av undernäring och felnäring samt garantera tillgången till en miniminivå av kläder och skor. Insatsen inbegriper: upphandling och distribution av 312 ton konserverad makrill, insamling och distribution av 117 ton kläder och skor samt ett pilotprojekt för framställning (färgning) av Melfor, det traditionella klädesplagg för västsahariska kvinnor. För Melfa projektet hade PS outnyttjade medel kvar från tidigare beslut, och inkom med en förfrågan om överföring av medel för detta delprojekt, samt förlängning av implementeringsperiod. PS hade ytterligare oanvända medel från tidigare beslut, vilka de bad om att få föra över till den nya aktivitetsperioden. Totalbudget för projektet är 7 820 000 SEK, varav detta beslut innefattar 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har fört en diskussion med PS angående deras beräkning av mottagare av stödet. PS beräkning är inte enligt WFP:s beräkning, som avser att dela ut 90 000 ransoner av basmatkorg. PS menar att de följer WFP:s utdelningslogik och beräkning, och ska i framtiden förtydliga detta i sina ansökningar samt rapporteringar. Sida kommer att fortsatt diskutera denna fråga med PS. Sida har sedan 2013 fört en dialog med PS angående fortsatt finansiering av denna insats på det humanitära allokeringsanslaget. Sida har bedömt att PS har jobbat för att förbättra sina interna styrning och kontroll. Sida identifierar PS som en väletablerad aktör i den västsahariska flyktingsituationen. Sedan 2013 jobbar Sida:s humanitära enhet med strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka har en omfattande humanitär kompetens och närvaro i flera humanitära kontexter. PS arbetar endast med humanitära insatser i de algeriska flyktinglägren och är därmed inte strategisk partnerorganisation till Sida. Sida har identifierat flera strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka implementerar insatser i de Algeriska flyktinglägren som huserar de västsahariska flyktinglägren. Strategiska partnerorganisationer har bedömts av Sida som professionella aktörer med stor kapacitet och kompetens att svara på stora humanitär behov. Sida kommer att fortsätta dialogen under 2015 med PS angående eventuellt fortsatt stöd eller utfasning och se över möjligheten med fortsatt humanitärt stöd till insatser vad gäller västsahariska flyktingar genom andra strategiska partnerorganisationer i första hand. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är minskad förekomst av undernäring och garanterad minimistandard av kläder och skor bland de västsahariska flyktingarna som bor i flyktingläger i sydvästra Algeriet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Algeria Material relief assistance and services Emergency Response Praktisk Solidaritet (PS) har, som ett komplement till WFP:s matdistribution, distribueratkonserverad makrill för att tillgodose behovet av animaliskt protein i kosten hos devästsahariska flyktingarna. Under avtalsperioden år 2011-2017 har 2 222 ton makrilldistribuerats till 125 000 västsahariska flyktingar. PS har dessutom samlat in kläder (i första hand från Sverige) och distribuerat sammanlagt 945 ton kläder till de 125 000 flyktingarna samt stöttat ett inkomstgenererande projektbestående av produktion av melfor, ett traditionellt klädesplagg för västsahariska kvinnor. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52030123-5203012301-H Sweden Support to Sahrawi refugees in Tindouf, Algeria. Animal protein (mackerel) to meet the nutritional needs. Also distribution of clothing/shoes. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Praktisk Solidaritet (PS) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2011-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser förlängd aktivitetsperiod och medelstillägg om totalt 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har sedan 1998 gett finansiellt stöd till PS för deras verksamhet i flyktingläger belägna i sydvästra Algeriet. Sida:s stöd har till en början fokuserat på distribution av kläder, vilket övergick till att även inkludera distribution av tonfisk. Under 2009 utförde ett lokalt utvärderingsteam i flyktingläger, hädanefter refererade som "monitoras", en utvärdering av matdistributionen. Denna utvärdering visade på att mottagarna inte var nöjda med tonfisk, och PS bytte då fisk till makrill istället, vilka har haft ett positivt mottagande av mottagarna. PS har sedan 2011 även samarbetat med Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP) vad gäller ett projekt som producerar ett traditionellt klädesplagg för kvinnor, även kallat "melfa". Detta var ett pilotprojekt vilket PS tillsammans med CISP åtog sig, där insatsens mål är att skapa större hållbarhet och självständighet för de kvinnor som deltar i projektet. Målgruppen för denna insats är totalt 125 000 västsahariska flyktingar, vilka alla nu befinner sig i utdragna flyktingläger belägna i Sydvästra Algeriet. Behoven i dessa flyktingläger är stora samt att det finns ett beroende hos flyktingarna av hjälporganisationer i tillgång till matstöd. PS planerar att dela ut matstöd till samtliga flyktingar (enligt denna räkning), samt att distribuera kläder till samtliga flyktingar. PS genom sina partnerorganisationer avser med denna insats att bidra till en mer balanserad diet vilket riktar mot den felnäring som finns inom flyktinglägren, samt att upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet genom melfaproduktion och utdelning av kläder. PS samarbetar med både Sahariska Röda Halvmånen (SRH) och Algeriska Röda Halvmånen (ARH) för att möjliggöra distribuering av konserverad makrill och kläder. PS samarbetar även med CISP i både projektet vad gäller produktion av melfa, men även i arbetet med uppföljning och utvärdering av PS insatser relaterat till utdelning av konserverad makrill och kläder. Projektet avser att, för de Västsahariska flyktingarna i sydvästra Algeriet minska förekomsten av undernäring och felnäring samt garantera tillgången till en miniminivå av kläder och skor. Insatsen inbegriper: upphandling och distribution av 312 ton konserverad makrill, insamling och distribution av 117 ton kläder och skor samt ett pilotprojekt för framställning (färgning) av Melfor, det traditionella klädesplagg för västsahariska kvinnor. För Melfa projektet hade PS outnyttjade medel kvar från tidigare beslut, och inkom med en förfrågan om överföring av medel för detta delprojekt, samt förlängning av implementeringsperiod. PS hade ytterligare oanvända medel från tidigare beslut, vilka de bad om att få föra över till den nya aktivitetsperioden. Totalbudget för projektet är 7 820 000 SEK, varav detta beslut innefattar 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har fört en diskussion med PS angående deras beräkning av mottagare av stödet. PS beräkning är inte enligt WFP:s beräkning, som avser att dela ut 90 000 ransoner av basmatkorg. PS menar att de följer WFP:s utdelningslogik och beräkning, och ska i framtiden förtydliga detta i sina ansökningar samt rapporteringar. Sida kommer att fortsatt diskutera denna fråga med PS. Sida har sedan 2013 fört en dialog med PS angående fortsatt finansiering av denna insats på det humanitära allokeringsanslaget. Sida har bedömt att PS har jobbat för att förbättra sina interna styrning och kontroll. Sida identifierar PS som en väletablerad aktör i den västsahariska flyktingsituationen. Sedan 2013 jobbar Sida:s humanitära enhet med strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka har en omfattande humanitär kompetens och närvaro i flera humanitära kontexter. PS arbetar endast med humanitära insatser i de algeriska flyktinglägren och är därmed inte strategisk partnerorganisation till Sida. Sida har identifierat flera strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka implementerar insatser i de Algeriska flyktinglägren som huserar de västsahariska flyktinglägren. Strategiska partnerorganisationer har bedömts av Sida som professionella aktörer med stor kapacitet och kompetens att svara på stora humanitär behov. Sida kommer att fortsätta dialogen under 2015 med PS angående eventuellt fortsatt stöd eller utfasning och se över möjligheten med fortsatt humanitärt stöd till insatser vad gäller västsahariska flyktingar genom andra strategiska partnerorganisationer i första hand. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är minskad förekomst av undernäring och garanterad minimistandard av kläder och skor bland de västsahariska flyktingarna som bor i flyktingläger i sydvästra Algeriet. Sweden Praktisk Solidaritet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 7000000 17000000 7653000 4000000 7483015 4000000 -4000000 7653000 7000000 4000000 17000000 7483015 4000000 4000000 47136015 Donor Country NGO 7000000 Donor Country NGO 3000000 Donor Country NGO 14000000 Donor Country NGO 7653000 Donor Country NGO 4000000 Donor Country NGO 5000000 Donor Country NGO -20889 Donor Country NGO 20889 Donor Country NGO 2483015 Donor Country NGO 4000000 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-52030123-5203012303-H Sweden Support to Sahrawi refugees in Tindouf, Algeria. Animal protein (mackerel) to meet the nutritional needs. Also distribution of clothing/shoes. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Praktisk Solidaritet (PS) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2011-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser förlängd aktivitetsperiod och medelstillägg om totalt 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har sedan 1998 gett finansiellt stöd till PS för deras verksamhet i flyktingläger belägna i sydvästra Algeriet. Sida:s stöd har till en början fokuserat på distribution av kläder, vilket övergick till att även inkludera distribution av tonfisk. Under 2009 utförde ett lokalt utvärderingsteam i flyktingläger, hädanefter refererade som "monitoras", en utvärdering av matdistributionen. Denna utvärdering visade på att mottagarna inte var nöjda med tonfisk, och PS bytte då fisk till makrill istället, vilka har haft ett positivt mottagande av mottagarna. PS har sedan 2011 även samarbetat med Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP) vad gäller ett projekt som producerar ett traditionellt klädesplagg för kvinnor, även kallat "melfa". Detta var ett pilotprojekt vilket PS tillsammans med CISP åtog sig, där insatsens mål är att skapa större hållbarhet och självständighet för de kvinnor som deltar i projektet. Målgruppen för denna insats är totalt 125 000 västsahariska flyktingar, vilka alla nu befinner sig i utdragna flyktingläger belägna i Sydvästra Algeriet. Behoven i dessa flyktingläger är stora samt att det finns ett beroende hos flyktingarna av hjälporganisationer i tillgång till matstöd. PS planerar att dela ut matstöd till samtliga flyktingar (enligt denna räkning), samt att distribuera kläder till samtliga flyktingar. PS genom sina partnerorganisationer avser med denna insats att bidra till en mer balanserad diet vilket riktar mot den felnäring som finns inom flyktinglägren, samt att upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet genom melfaproduktion och utdelning av kläder. PS samarbetar med både Sahariska Röda Halvmånen (SRH) och Algeriska Röda Halvmånen (ARH) för att möjliggöra distribuering av konserverad makrill och kläder. PS samarbetar även med CISP i både projektet vad gäller produktion av melfa, men även i arbetet med uppföljning och utvärdering av PS insatser relaterat till utdelning av konserverad makrill och kläder. Projektet avser att, för de Västsahariska flyktingarna i sydvästra Algeriet minska förekomsten av undernäring och felnäring samt garantera tillgången till en miniminivå av kläder och skor. Insatsen inbegriper: upphandling och distribution av 312 ton konserverad makrill, insamling och distribution av 117 ton kläder och skor samt ett pilotprojekt för framställning (färgning) av Melfor, det traditionella klädesplagg för västsahariska kvinnor. För Melfa projektet hade PS outnyttjade medel kvar från tidigare beslut, och inkom med en förfrågan om överföring av medel för detta delprojekt, samt förlängning av implementeringsperiod. PS hade ytterligare oanvända medel från tidigare beslut, vilka de bad om att få föra över till den nya aktivitetsperioden. Totalbudget för projektet är 7 820 000 SEK, varav detta beslut innefattar 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har fört en diskussion med PS angående deras beräkning av mottagare av stödet. PS beräkning är inte enligt WFP:s beräkning, som avser att dela ut 90 000 ransoner av basmatkorg. PS menar att de följer WFP:s utdelningslogik och beräkning, och ska i framtiden förtydliga detta i sina ansökningar samt rapporteringar. Sida kommer att fortsatt diskutera denna fråga med PS. Sida har sedan 2013 fört en dialog med PS angående fortsatt finansiering av denna insats på det humanitära allokeringsanslaget. Sida har bedömt att PS har jobbat för att förbättra sina interna styrning och kontroll. Sida identifierar PS som en väletablerad aktör i den västsahariska flyktingsituationen. Sedan 2013 jobbar Sida:s humanitära enhet med strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka har en omfattande humanitär kompetens och närvaro i flera humanitära kontexter. PS arbetar endast med humanitära insatser i de algeriska flyktinglägren och är därmed inte strategisk partnerorganisation till Sida. Sida har identifierat flera strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka implementerar insatser i de Algeriska flyktinglägren som huserar de västsahariska flyktinglägren. Strategiska partnerorganisationer har bedömts av Sida som professionella aktörer med stor kapacitet och kompetens att svara på stora humanitär behov. Sida kommer att fortsätta dialogen under 2015 med PS angående eventuellt fortsatt stöd eller utfasning och se över möjligheten med fortsatt humanitärt stöd till insatser vad gäller västsahariska flyktingar genom andra strategiska partnerorganisationer i första hand. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är minskad förekomst av undernäring och garanterad minimistandard av kläder och skor bland de västsahariska flyktingarna som bor i flyktingläger i sydvästra Algeriet. Sweden Praktisk Solidaritet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 160000 84360 336508 84360 0 755640 -419132 160000 -12666 580868 Donor Country NGO 75907.7 Donor Country NGO 71426 Donor Country NGO 84360 Donor Country NGO 336508 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-52030123-5203012304-H Sweden Support to Sahrawi refugees in Tindouf, Algeria. Animal protein (mackerel) to meet the nutritional needs. Also distribution of clothing/shoes. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Praktisk Solidaritet (PS) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2011-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser förlängd aktivitetsperiod och medelstillägg om totalt 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har sedan 1998 gett finansiellt stöd till PS för deras verksamhet i flyktingläger belägna i sydvästra Algeriet. Sida:s stöd har till en början fokuserat på distribution av kläder, vilket övergick till att även inkludera distribution av tonfisk. Under 2009 utförde ett lokalt utvärderingsteam i flyktingläger, hädanefter refererade som "monitoras", en utvärdering av matdistributionen. Denna utvärdering visade på att mottagarna inte var nöjda med tonfisk, och PS bytte då fisk till makrill istället, vilka har haft ett positivt mottagande av mottagarna. PS har sedan 2011 även samarbetat med Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP) vad gäller ett projekt som producerar ett traditionellt klädesplagg för kvinnor, även kallat "melfa". Detta var ett pilotprojekt vilket PS tillsammans med CISP åtog sig, där insatsens mål är att skapa större hållbarhet och självständighet för de kvinnor som deltar i projektet. Målgruppen för denna insats är totalt 125 000 västsahariska flyktingar, vilka alla nu befinner sig i utdragna flyktingläger belägna i Sydvästra Algeriet. Behoven i dessa flyktingläger är stora samt att det finns ett beroende hos flyktingarna av hjälporganisationer i tillgång till matstöd. PS planerar att dela ut matstöd till samtliga flyktingar (enligt denna räkning), samt att distribuera kläder till samtliga flyktingar. PS genom sina partnerorganisationer avser med denna insats att bidra till en mer balanserad diet vilket riktar mot den felnäring som finns inom flyktinglägren, samt att upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet genom melfaproduktion och utdelning av kläder. PS samarbetar med både Sahariska Röda Halvmånen (SRH) och Algeriska Röda Halvmånen (ARH) för att möjliggöra distribuering av konserverad makrill och kläder. PS samarbetar även med CISP i både projektet vad gäller produktion av melfa, men även i arbetet med uppföljning och utvärdering av PS insatser relaterat till utdelning av konserverad makrill och kläder. Projektet avser att, för de Västsahariska flyktingarna i sydvästra Algeriet minska förekomsten av undernäring och felnäring samt garantera tillgången till en miniminivå av kläder och skor. Insatsen inbegriper: upphandling och distribution av 312 ton konserverad makrill, insamling och distribution av 117 ton kläder och skor samt ett pilotprojekt för framställning (färgning) av Melfor, det traditionella klädesplagg för västsahariska kvinnor. För Melfa projektet hade PS outnyttjade medel kvar från tidigare beslut, och inkom med en förfrågan om överföring av medel för detta delprojekt, samt förlängning av implementeringsperiod. PS hade ytterligare oanvända medel från tidigare beslut, vilka de bad om att få föra över till den nya aktivitetsperioden. Totalbudget för projektet är 7 820 000 SEK, varav detta beslut innefattar 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har fört en diskussion med PS angående deras beräkning av mottagare av stödet. PS beräkning är inte enligt WFP:s beräkning, som avser att dela ut 90 000 ransoner av basmatkorg. PS menar att de följer WFP:s utdelningslogik och beräkning, och ska i framtiden förtydliga detta i sina ansökningar samt rapporteringar. Sida kommer att fortsatt diskutera denna fråga med PS. Sida har sedan 2013 fört en dialog med PS angående fortsatt finansiering av denna insats på det humanitära allokeringsanslaget. Sida har bedömt att PS har jobbat för att förbättra sina interna styrning och kontroll. Sida identifierar PS som en väletablerad aktör i den västsahariska flyktingsituationen. Sedan 2013 jobbar Sida:s humanitära enhet med strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka har en omfattande humanitär kompetens och närvaro i flera humanitära kontexter. PS arbetar endast med humanitära insatser i de algeriska flyktinglägren och är därmed inte strategisk partnerorganisation till Sida. Sida har identifierat flera strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka implementerar insatser i de Algeriska flyktinglägren som huserar de västsahariska flyktinglägren. Strategiska partnerorganisationer har bedömts av Sida som professionella aktörer med stor kapacitet och kompetens att svara på stora humanitär behov. Sida kommer att fortsätta dialogen under 2015 med PS angående eventuellt fortsatt stöd eller utfasning och se över möjligheten med fortsatt humanitärt stöd till insatser vad gäller västsahariska flyktingar genom andra strategiska partnerorganisationer i första hand. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är minskad förekomst av undernäring och garanterad minimistandard av kläder och skor bland de västsahariska flyktingarna som bor i flyktingläger i sydvästra Algeriet. Sweden Praktisk Solidaritet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FCG Sipu International AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 419132 160000 419132 FCG Sipu International AB 160000 FCG Sipu International AB Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-52030288 Sweden Democratic governance project, expanding on results achieved through electoral assistance support in MENA during Phase I. UNDP har inkommit till Sida med förslag om stöd uppgående till totalt 65,8 MSEK för ett regionalt valcykelstödsprojekt för Mellanöstern och Nordafrika fas II för perioden 2017-2020. MENA-regionen kännetecknas ofta av bristande demokrati och lågt politiskt deltagande, särskilt bland ungdomar och kvinnor som utgör en utmaning för regionen. Det finns ofta behov av i MENA-regionen ökad kunskap om övergången till demokrati och internationellt accepterade valpraxis. Det övergripande målet och de förväntade effekterna av projektet är: "Medborgarnas förväntningar på röst, utveckling, rättsstatsprincipen och ansvarsutkrävande möts av starkare system för demokratiskt styre". Insatsen har fyra resultatmål som ska uppnås i slutet av insatsen: 1) Stärkt regional valkapacitet och kunskap, 2) Stärkt professionalism inom valkommissioner genom regionalt samarbete, 3) Ökat kvinnligt deltagande i politiskt beslutsfattande och processer och 4) Främjande av ungdomars roll i hela valrörelsen. Målen förväntas uppnås genom b.la. utbildningsaktiviteter, seminarier, Syd-Syd samarbete, partnerskap med regionala nätverk inom media, partnerskap med andra regionala organisationer och samråd i valfrågor med landspecifika valmyndigheter. Insatsen innebär i hög grad erfarenhetsutbyte och utbildningsaktiviteter. Ingen vidareförmedling kommer ske till nationella projekt eller partners. Projektet utgör en komponent av ett globalt projekt för valcykelstöd, Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS). GPECS får stöd av Sida inom ramen för stöd från multilateralt samarbete. För denna insats är Sida ensam givare. UNDP kommer inte heller ge något direktstöd till den regionala organisationen för valkommissioner (Organization for Arab Electoral Management Bodies, ArabEMBs) utan ges i form av tekniskt stöd. Sida finansierade den första fasen av programmet (2013-2016) och bedömningen är att resultaten av programmet var goda. Programmet utvärderades 2015 med slutsatsen att projektet på ett övertygande och konsekvent sätt hade uppnått målen. Projektet bedömdes ha skapat ett nära samarbete med Arabförbundet (Leage of Arab States) och stärkt dess kompetens och resurser för valfrågor. Det viktigaste resultatet bedöms vara etablerande av en regional organisation för valkommissioner. Projektet bedöms ha bidragit till ökad kunskap om valrelaterade frågor genom erfarenhetsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling. The Arab region continues to go through a period of change that is marked by some positive developments including a renewed drive for reforms, one of which is the return to the ballot box in key countries recovering from the consequences of the Arab spring. More governments are realizing the need for strengthening electoral systems and the ramifications that will follow a potential disregard of public demands for reform. Electoral processes remain at the essence of any democratic shift where societal changes will be part of the political agenda in any transitioning system. This intervention Regional Electoral Support Phase II 2017-2021 builds on Phase I (2014-2016) supported by Sida previously. UNDP, through this contribution, works with all concerned authorities that manage elections in the region as well as civil society, media, League of Arab States and other national and international stakeholders during 2017-2021 to implement this project. The overall goal of the intervention is to build and expand on the achievements of Phase I with the overall aim to improve accountability, participation and representation. The Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS) Regional Component Phase II aims to contribute towards enhancing knowledge, awareness and capacity on electoral processes and regional cooperation among electoral stakeholders. The project constitutes of four main outcome objectives to be achieved by the end of the project: 1. Regional electoral capacity and knowledge enhanced; 2. Profession of electoral administration strengthened through regional cooperation; 3. Civic and political participation of women enhanced; 4. Role of youth in the electoral cycle promoted. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Elections Government & Civil Society-general The Regional Electoral Support Project for the Middle East and North Africa (20172024) achieved noticeable progress in strengthening electoral governance, institutional cooperation, and inclusive participation across the Arab region. Next is Sida's assessment of the most important results: - The project played a significant role in advancing the institutional development of ArabEMBs, which evolved from a small group of six founding members into a fully operational and regionally recognized organization with twelve members. With strengthened governance structures, an active secretariat, and regular regional assemblies and conferences, ArabEMBs became a hub for electoral cooperation, peer learning, and international engagement. It established partnerships with institutions such as the Venice Commission, IFES, International IDEA, and UN Women, and led regional observation missions that expanded professional experience among member EMBs. ArabEMBs continues to work toward long-term sustainability, supported by the projects efforts to guide financial planning, build partnerships, and strengthen internal governance. - At the League of Arab States (LAS), the project significantly enhanced the capacity of the Electoral Affairs Department, transforming it into a more proactive regional convener and knowledge producer. LAS institutionalized regular data collection, analysis, and reporting on electoral processes across member states, producing more actionable and comparative insights. The project also helped LAS integrate gender-sensitive electoral training into its core capacity building programs, marking a major shift in an institution where gender had previously been excluded from electoral discussions. BRIDGE training became the primary methodology for LAS learning programs, with hundreds of practitioners benefiting. LAS further strengthened its role as a facilitator of regional collaboration by organizing thematic workshops, largescale electoral forums, and tailored trainings for its diplomats and electoral observers. - The project contributed to embedding human rights principles in electoral processes through its work with the Arab Network for National Human Rights Institutions (ANNHRI). By providing technical support, tools, and platforms for engagement, the project enabled NHRIs to take on a more active role in electoral oversight, develop human rightsbased monitoring approaches, and collaborate more closely with EMBs. It also encouraged NHRIs to integrate gender sensitive perspectives, including monitoring violence against women in elections as a key human rights concern. - Advancing women's electoral participation emerged as one of the projects most transformative achievements. The establishment of the Arab Network for Women in Elections (ANWE) created the first regional platform dedicated to promoting women's electoral rights, supporting reforms within EMBs, and shaping national awareness campaigns such as Her Participation, Our Future. EMBs across the region adopted gender action plans, developed internal gender policies, and began producing gender disaggregated electoral data. The project deployed e-Monitor in several countries to detect online misinformation, disinformation, and violence against women in elections, helping inform policy responses. Additionally, the creation of the Arab Women's Leadership Academy for the Digital Era strengthened women's leadership capacity and equipped them to navigate modern electoral challenges. - Youth participation was strengthened through the projects strategic engagement with the UNDP Youth Leadership Programme (YLP). By connecting youth leaders with electoral institutions, the project helped shift youth inclusion from a marginal topic to a core regional priority. These efforts culminated in the establishment of the Arab Youth Network for Elections, now an active platform leading civic engagement initiatives, peer education, and youth driven collaboration with EMBs. The Network developed its own civic participation curriculum, contributing to long-term sustainability. - The project also succeeded in fostering cross-sectoral cooperation between EMBs, CSOs, women's organizations, youth groups, and human rights institutions. It helped create joint initiatives, shared commitments, and inclusive action plans addressing gender equality, youth engagement, and human rights-based electoral administration. In response to emerging digital risks, the project mainstreamed discussions on information integrity, helping electoral institutions recognize the importance of digital preparedness and the threats posed by misinformation, disinformation, and online violence. - The projects regional initiatives translated into direct national level impacts, supported by UNDP country offices and UN missions. National electoral actors adopted lessons from regional exchanges, strengthened strategic planning, integrated gender and youth considerations, and improved data practices. Participation in regional observation missions and thematic trainings exposed EMBs to diverse electoral models and encouraged adoption of regional best practices. Through these integrated efforts, the project contributed to creating a more professional, connected, and resilient electoral community across the Arab region and laid a foundation for sustainable, inclusive, and credible electoral processes in the years ahead. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52030288-5203028801 Sweden Democratic governance project, expanding on results achieved through electoral assistance support in MENA during Phase I. UNDP har inkommit till Sida med förslag om stöd uppgående till totalt 65,8 MSEK för ett regionalt valcykelstödsprojekt för Mellanöstern och Nordafrika fas II för perioden 2017-2020. MENA-regionen kännetecknas ofta av bristande demokrati och lågt politiskt deltagande, särskilt bland ungdomar och kvinnor som utgör en utmaning för regionen. Det finns ofta behov av i MENA-regionen ökad kunskap om övergången till demokrati och internationellt accepterade valpraxis. Det övergripande målet och de förväntade effekterna av projektet är: "Medborgarnas förväntningar på röst, utveckling, rättsstatsprincipen och ansvarsutkrävande möts av starkare system för demokratiskt styre". Insatsen har fyra resultatmål som ska uppnås i slutet av insatsen: 1) Stärkt regional valkapacitet och kunskap, 2) Stärkt professionalism inom valkommissioner genom regionalt samarbete, 3) Ökat kvinnligt deltagande i politiskt beslutsfattande och processer och 4) Främjande av ungdomars roll i hela valrörelsen. Målen förväntas uppnås genom b.la. utbildningsaktiviteter, seminarier, Syd-Syd samarbete, partnerskap med regionala nätverk inom media, partnerskap med andra regionala organisationer och samråd i valfrågor med landspecifika valmyndigheter. Insatsen innebär i hög grad erfarenhetsutbyte och utbildningsaktiviteter. Ingen vidareförmedling kommer ske till nationella projekt eller partners. Projektet utgör en komponent av ett globalt projekt för valcykelstöd, Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS). GPECS får stöd av Sida inom ramen för stöd från multilateralt samarbete. För denna insats är Sida ensam givare. UNDP kommer inte heller ge något direktstöd till den regionala organisationen för valkommissioner (Organization for Arab Electoral Management Bodies, ArabEMBs) utan ges i form av tekniskt stöd. Sida finansierade den första fasen av programmet (2013-2016) och bedömningen är att resultaten av programmet var goda. Programmet utvärderades 2015 med slutsatsen att projektet på ett övertygande och konsekvent sätt hade uppnått målen. Projektet bedömdes ha skapat ett nära samarbete med Arabförbundet (Leage of Arab States) och stärkt dess kompetens och resurser för valfrågor. Det viktigaste resultatet bedöms vara etablerande av en regional organisation för valkommissioner. Projektet bedöms ha bidragit till ökad kunskap om valrelaterade frågor genom erfarenhetsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling. The Arab region continues to go through a period of change that is marked by some positive developments including a renewed drive for reforms, one of which is the return to the ballot box in key countries recovering from the consequences of the Arab spring. More governments are realizing the need for strengthening electoral systems and the ramifications that will follow a potential disregard of public demands for reform. Electoral processes remain at the essence of any democratic shift where societal changes will be part of the political agenda in any transitioning system. This intervention Regional Electoral Support Phase II 2017-2021 builds on Phase I (2014-2016) supported by Sida previously. UNDP, through this contribution, works with all concerned authorities that manage elections in the region as well as civil society, media, League of Arab States and other national and international stakeholders during 2017-2021 to implement this project. The overall goal of the intervention is to build and expand on the achievements of Phase I with the overall aim to improve accountability, participation and representation. The Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS) Regional Component Phase II aims to contribute towards enhancing knowledge, awareness and capacity on electoral processes and regional cooperation among electoral stakeholders. The project constitutes of four main outcome objectives to be achieved by the end of the project: 1. Regional electoral capacity and knowledge enhanced; 2. Profession of electoral administration strengthened through regional cooperation; 3. Civic and political participation of women enhanced; 4. Role of youth in the electoral cycle promoted. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 30000000 20000000 15800000 10200000 0 0 26000000 35000000 -16000000 0 0 -30000000 20000000 0 30000000 15800000 0 20000000 0 -35000000 35000000 10200000 -35000000 76000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 26000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15800000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10200000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Strengthening the capacity of the region's civil society organisations to effectively demand accountability, shape opinions and cooperate internationally Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället i regionen att effektivt verka för ansvarsutkrävande, opinionsbildning och förmåga att samarbeta över landgränserna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthening the capacity of the region's civil society organisations and public institutions to promote gender equality and the rights of women and children in society Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och offentliga institutioner att verka för jämställdhet samt kvinnors och barns rättigheter i samhället Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthening the capacity and increasing the transparency of public institutions and improving the conditions for regional cooperation between them Stärkt kapacitet och ökad transparens hos offentliga institutioner samt förbättrade möjligheter till regionalt samarbete dem emellan Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthening the capacity of the media to encourage democratic development and greater accountability Stärkt kapacitet hos media att verka för en demokratisk utveckling och ökat ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52030288-5203028802 Sweden Democratic governance project, expanding on results achieved through electoral assistance support in MENA during Phase I. UNDP har inkommit till Sida med förslag om stöd uppgående till totalt 65,8 MSEK för ett regionalt valcykelstödsprojekt för Mellanöstern och Nordafrika fas II för perioden 2017-2020. MENA-regionen kännetecknas ofta av bristande demokrati och lågt politiskt deltagande, särskilt bland ungdomar och kvinnor som utgör en utmaning för regionen. Det finns ofta behov av i MENA-regionen ökad kunskap om övergången till demokrati och internationellt accepterade valpraxis. Det övergripande målet och de förväntade effekterna av projektet är: "Medborgarnas förväntningar på röst, utveckling, rättsstatsprincipen och ansvarsutkrävande möts av starkare system för demokratiskt styre". Insatsen har fyra resultatmål som ska uppnås i slutet av insatsen: 1) Stärkt regional valkapacitet och kunskap, 2) Stärkt professionalism inom valkommissioner genom regionalt samarbete, 3) Ökat kvinnligt deltagande i politiskt beslutsfattande och processer och 4) Främjande av ungdomars roll i hela valrörelsen. Målen förväntas uppnås genom b.la. utbildningsaktiviteter, seminarier, Syd-Syd samarbete, partnerskap med regionala nätverk inom media, partnerskap med andra regionala organisationer och samråd i valfrågor med landspecifika valmyndigheter. Insatsen innebär i hög grad erfarenhetsutbyte och utbildningsaktiviteter. Ingen vidareförmedling kommer ske till nationella projekt eller partners. Projektet utgör en komponent av ett globalt projekt för valcykelstöd, Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS). GPECS får stöd av Sida inom ramen för stöd från multilateralt samarbete. För denna insats är Sida ensam givare. UNDP kommer inte heller ge något direktstöd till den regionala organisationen för valkommissioner (Organization for Arab Electoral Management Bodies, ArabEMBs) utan ges i form av tekniskt stöd. Sida finansierade den första fasen av programmet (2013-2016) och bedömningen är att resultaten av programmet var goda. Programmet utvärderades 2015 med slutsatsen att projektet på ett övertygande och konsekvent sätt hade uppnått målen. Projektet bedömdes ha skapat ett nära samarbete med Arabförbundet (Leage of Arab States) och stärkt dess kompetens och resurser för valfrågor. Det viktigaste resultatet bedöms vara etablerande av en regional organisation för valkommissioner. Projektet bedöms ha bidragit till ökad kunskap om valrelaterade frågor genom erfarenhetsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling. The Arab region continues to go through a period of change that is marked by some positive developments including a renewed drive for reforms, one of which is the return to the ballot box in key countries recovering from the consequences of the Arab spring. More governments are realizing the need for strengthening electoral systems and the ramifications that will follow a potential disregard of public demands for reform. Electoral processes remain at the essence of any democratic shift where societal changes will be part of the political agenda in any transitioning system. This intervention Regional Electoral Support Phase II 2017-2021 builds on Phase I (2014-2016) supported by Sida previously. UNDP, through this contribution, works with all concerned authorities that manage elections in the region as well as civil society, media, League of Arab States and other national and international stakeholders during 2017-2021 to implement this project. The overall goal of the intervention is to build and expand on the achievements of Phase I with the overall aim to improve accountability, participation and representation. The Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS) Regional Component Phase II aims to contribute towards enhancing knowledge, awareness and capacity on electoral processes and regional cooperation among electoral stakeholders. The project constitutes of four main outcome objectives to be achieved by the end of the project: 1. Regional electoral capacity and knowledge enhanced; 2. Profession of electoral administration strengthened through regional cooperation; 3. Civic and political participation of women enhanced; 4. Role of youth in the electoral cycle promoted. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 0 0 10000000 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Strengthened capacity of institutions, civil society and the media with a view to promoting democratic development, increased respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt kapacitet hos institutioner, civilsamhälle och media i syfte att främja demokratisk utveckling, samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck A more gender-equal society, with a focus on the empowerment, participation and influence of women and girls. Ett mer jämställt samhälle med fokus på kvinnors och flickors egenmakt, deltagande och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52030288-5203028803 Sweden Democratic governance project, expanding on results achieved through electoral assistance support in MENA during Phase I. UNDP har inkommit till Sida med förslag om stöd uppgående till totalt 65,8 MSEK för ett regionalt valcykelstödsprojekt för Mellanöstern och Nordafrika fas II för perioden 2017-2020. MENA-regionen kännetecknas ofta av bristande demokrati och lågt politiskt deltagande, särskilt bland ungdomar och kvinnor som utgör en utmaning för regionen. Det finns ofta behov av i MENA-regionen ökad kunskap om övergången till demokrati och internationellt accepterade valpraxis. Det övergripande målet och de förväntade effekterna av projektet är: "Medborgarnas förväntningar på röst, utveckling, rättsstatsprincipen och ansvarsutkrävande möts av starkare system för demokratiskt styre". Insatsen har fyra resultatmål som ska uppnås i slutet av insatsen: 1) Stärkt regional valkapacitet och kunskap, 2) Stärkt professionalism inom valkommissioner genom regionalt samarbete, 3) Ökat kvinnligt deltagande i politiskt beslutsfattande och processer och 4) Främjande av ungdomars roll i hela valrörelsen. Målen förväntas uppnås genom b.la. utbildningsaktiviteter, seminarier, Syd-Syd samarbete, partnerskap med regionala nätverk inom media, partnerskap med andra regionala organisationer och samråd i valfrågor med landspecifika valmyndigheter. Insatsen innebär i hög grad erfarenhetsutbyte och utbildningsaktiviteter. Ingen vidareförmedling kommer ske till nationella projekt eller partners. Projektet utgör en komponent av ett globalt projekt för valcykelstöd, Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS). GPECS får stöd av Sida inom ramen för stöd från multilateralt samarbete. För denna insats är Sida ensam givare. UNDP kommer inte heller ge något direktstöd till den regionala organisationen för valkommissioner (Organization for Arab Electoral Management Bodies, ArabEMBs) utan ges i form av tekniskt stöd. Sida finansierade den första fasen av programmet (2013-2016) och bedömningen är att resultaten av programmet var goda. Programmet utvärderades 2015 med slutsatsen att projektet på ett övertygande och konsekvent sätt hade uppnått målen. Projektet bedömdes ha skapat ett nära samarbete med Arabförbundet (Leage of Arab States) och stärkt dess kompetens och resurser för valfrågor. Det viktigaste resultatet bedöms vara etablerande av en regional organisation för valkommissioner. Projektet bedöms ha bidragit till ökad kunskap om valrelaterade frågor genom erfarenhetsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling. The Arab region continues to go through a period of change that is marked by some positive developments including a renewed drive for reforms, one of which is the return to the ballot box in key countries recovering from the consequences of the Arab spring. More governments are realizing the need for strengthening electoral systems and the ramifications that will follow a potential disregard of public demands for reform. Electoral processes remain at the essence of any democratic shift where societal changes will be part of the political agenda in any transitioning system. This intervention Regional Electoral Support Phase II 2017-2021 builds on Phase I (2014-2016) supported by Sida previously. UNDP, through this contribution, works with all concerned authorities that manage elections in the region as well as civil society, media, League of Arab States and other national and international stakeholders during 2017-2021 to implement this project. The overall goal of the intervention is to build and expand on the achievements of Phase I with the overall aim to improve accountability, participation and representation. The Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS) Regional Component Phase II aims to contribute towards enhancing knowledge, awareness and capacity on electoral processes and regional cooperation among electoral stakeholders. The project constitutes of four main outcome objectives to be achieved by the end of the project: 1. Regional electoral capacity and knowledge enhanced; 2. Profession of electoral administration strengthened through regional cooperation; 3. Civic and political participation of women enhanced; 4. Role of youth in the electoral cycle promoted. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -84505 -84505 -84505 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -84505.4 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Strengthened democratic institutions and actors in the region with priority given to strengthened institutions and essential sectors in partner countries carrying out reforms in a democratic direction. Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och aktörer i regionen samt prioritera stärkta institutioner och samhällsviktiga sektorer i samarbetsländer som genomför reformer i demokratisk riktning. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened gender equality and enhanced conditions to promote women’s and girls’ rights and freedoms, empowerment and influence. Stärkt jämställdhet och stärkta förutsättningar att främja kvinnors och flickors fri- och rättigheter egenmakt och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52030292 Sweden The project aims to support MEDRC, which a part of the multilateral peace process in the Middle East, to promote cooperation and knowledge development on water issues in the MENA region Projektet syftar till att stödja MEDRC, som är en del av den multilaterala fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern, till att främja samarbete och kunskapsutbyte kring vattenfrågor i MENA regionen. MEDRC beräknas stödjas av Sida under en treårsperiod med 18,8 miljoner kronor. The overall mission of MEDRC is to support the Middle East Peace Process through technical cooperation. As such the support to MEDRC should contribute to peace through technical cooperation at a government level on water resources so that conflict is prevented, and management and access to scarce water resources is improved. The technical cooperation is trilateral with activities including all core parties; Palestine, Israel and Jordan. While this can be considered as a relatively 'process-oriented' goal a number of more output oriented goals are identified in the result chain/theory of change, with a focus on bilateral activities in Palestine or Jordan with for example the development of PhD programmes for water specialists.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation MEDRC has performed its mandated role as a resilient and well-established medium for core party meetings, dialogue and co-operation. This occurs in a multilateral context where each party is an equal partner in a process mandated by all MEDRC member states. This status has been reaffirmed at all trilateral meetings and in MEDRC Executive Council meetings. MEDRC continues to work closely with colleagues in Israel, Palestine and Jordan to ensure clear, robust and strategically aligned programming. On bilateral level, MEDRC’s bilateral program in Palestine and Jordan was well received. At the start of 2019, MEDRC has requested nominations from Palestine and Jordan, who must attend and pass the five courses to make up the full award. Unfortunately, Palestinian colleagues were unable to join the course due to travel restrictions, however five Jordanians were able to complete the full set of courses. MEDRC has organized some Alumni Forums in Palestine and Jordan. These events were a key example of bridging the pillars of MEDRC’s bilateral programming—from academia to government, and from long-term development strategies to short-term technical solutions. The events were well-received and had significantly greater outreach than previous events as they involved civil servants, practitioners, academics and others working within the sector, alongside the students. In addition, Sida funded ten PhD students in Palestine and Jordan with a focus on water. The bilateral program was a vital part of MEDRC’s wider remit as it demonstrated that MEDRC is considered a credible partner for confidence building measures in the water sector. On trilateral level, the trilateral strategy specifically focuses on resilience and flexibility to ensure ongoing engagement when the external environment directly impacts programming.  Since 2017, all trilateral meetings have taken place in Europe. Whilst this provides an added dimension in terms of necessary visas, it has allowed meetings to take place which would not have been feasible had they been held in the region. As part of the trilateral approach, MEDRC decided to convene technical workshops for representatives of governmental agencies and others; one was held on April-May 2019 focused on “Responses to Climate Change”, the expert level roundtable was attended by 13 individuals from government, academia and NGOs from the Palestinian, Israeli and Jordanian water sectors, where they focused on a variety of topics not previously discussed in MEDRC climate change meetings, including climate finance and green bonds, gender and climate change and groundwater resources in relation to climate change. The meeting was positively perceived, and the participants affirmed the importance of MEDRC as a space for discussion and cooperation, and the importance of the co-equality of the parties within the organisation. By engaging with each of the core parties bilaterally, MEDRC was able to convene additional meetings to ensure continuity in the program. In 2019, another trilateral meeting on “Transboundary Water Management and Governance” was held in Zurich, Switzerland. This expert level roundtable was attended by 13 individuals from government from the Palestinian, Israeli and Jordanian water sectors as well as international experts. The event brought together mid-level management and senior practitioners from the Ministry of Water and Irrigation- Jordan, Water Authority Jordan, Israeli Ministry for Regional Cooperation, Jordan Valley Authority, Israeli Ministry of Environmental Protection, Palestinian Water Authority, West Bank Water Department, Israeli Water Authority and the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. And a trilateral study tour was conducted to Spain, where a total of 12 participants were in attendance and all had engineering backgrounds and were predominantly Ministry employees. This tour was a success, from all three sides, in terms of core party engagement, and it was more useful and better value for money to incorporate field visits into trilateral meetings, rather than as standalone study tours. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52030292-5203029201 Sweden The project aims to support MEDRC, which a part of the multilateral peace process in the Middle East, to promote cooperation and knowledge development on water issues in the MENA region Projektet syftar till att stödja MEDRC, som är en del av den multilaterala fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern, till att främja samarbete och kunskapsutbyte kring vattenfrågor i MENA regionen. MEDRC beräknas stödjas av Sida under en treårsperiod med 18,8 miljoner kronor. The overall mission of MEDRC is to support the Middle East Peace Process through technical cooperation. As such the support to MEDRC should contribute to peace through technical cooperation at a government level on water resources so that conflict is prevented, and management and access to scarce water resources is improved. The technical cooperation is trilateral with activities including all core parties; Palestine, Israel and Jordan. While this can be considered as a relatively 'process-oriented' goal a number of more output oriented goals are identified in the result chain/theory of change, with a focus on bilateral activities in Palestine or Jordan with for example the development of PhD programmes for water specialists.  Sweden MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6150000 6300000 6350000 0 0 1150000 -5000000 5000000 5000000 6300000 -5000000 5000000 0 5000000 0 5000000 6350000 -5000000 0 -5000000 18800000 MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center 6285018 MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center -135018 MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center 6300000 MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center 6350000 MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52030292-5203029202 Sweden The project aims to support MEDRC, which a part of the multilateral peace process in the Middle East, to promote cooperation and knowledge development on water issues in the MENA region Projektet syftar till att stödja MEDRC, som är en del av den multilaterala fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern, till att främja samarbete och kunskapsutbyte kring vattenfrågor i MENA regionen. MEDRC beräknas stödjas av Sida under en treårsperiod med 18,8 miljoner kronor. The overall mission of MEDRC is to support the Middle East Peace Process through technical cooperation. As such the support to MEDRC should contribute to peace through technical cooperation at a government level on water resources so that conflict is prevented, and management and access to scarce water resources is improved. The technical cooperation is trilateral with activities including all core parties; Palestine, Israel and Jordan. While this can be considered as a relatively 'process-oriented' goal a number of more output oriented goals are identified in the result chain/theory of change, with a focus on bilateral activities in Palestine or Jordan with for example the development of PhD programmes for water specialists.  Sweden MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 700000 700000 700000 NIRAS Sweden AB 575379.42 NIRAS Sweden AB -0.0800000001 NIRAS Sweden AB Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52030292-5203029203 Sweden The project aims to support MEDRC, which a part of the multilateral peace process in the Middle East, to promote cooperation and knowledge development on water issues in the MENA region Projektet syftar till att stödja MEDRC, som är en del av den multilaterala fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern, till att främja samarbete och kunskapsutbyte kring vattenfrågor i MENA regionen. MEDRC beräknas stödjas av Sida under en treårsperiod med 18,8 miljoner kronor. The overall mission of MEDRC is to support the Middle East Peace Process through technical cooperation. As such the support to MEDRC should contribute to peace through technical cooperation at a government level on water resources so that conflict is prevented, and management and access to scarce water resources is improved. The technical cooperation is trilateral with activities including all core parties; Palestine, Israel and Jordan. While this can be considered as a relatively 'process-oriented' goal a number of more output oriented goals are identified in the result chain/theory of change, with a focus on bilateral activities in Palestine or Jordan with for example the development of PhD programmes for water specialists.  Sweden MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -40930 -41875.83 MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Sustainable management and use of transboundary natural resources, and protection and restoration of biodiversity. Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser, och skydd och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52040492 Sweden Save life, alleviate suffering and maintain human dignity Detta beslut avser ett kompletterande insatsbeslut för fortsatt stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2016. Beslut fattas i enlighet med insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.3 "Kompletterande insatsbeslut". Fortsatt stöd till programmet enligt Islamic Reliefs tilläggsansökan för det tredje året bedöms relevant i enlighet med Strategi för humanitärt bistånd genom Sida 2014-2016, förlängd till 31 december 2016 enligt gällande regleringsbrev för Sida 2016. De föreslagna landprojekten bedöms svara mot identifierade humanitära behov enligt analyser i Sidas process för allokering av humanitära medel till pågående stora humanitära kriser. Projekt i sju länder föreslås finansieras med SEK 55 000 000 i enlighet med följande fördelning: 1. Mali, SEK 3 000 000 2. Niger, SEK 4 000 000 3. Pakistan, SEK 4 000 000 4. Gaza, SEK 10 000 000 5. Yemen, SEK 10 000 000 6. Irak, SEK 4 000 000 7. Syrien, SEK 20 000 000 Därtill förslås att Sida ger fortsatt stöd till insatser för metodutveckling för att stärka Islamic Reliefs arbete med jämställdhet och skydd av barn samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för att stärka uppföljning av insatser med fokus på uppföljning i fält enligt följande: 8. Metodstöd för jämställdhet och skydd av barn, SEK 1 500 000 9. Kapacitetsstärkande stöd för uppföljning, SEK 500 000 (Genom beslut 2014-002131 och 2016-000966 har dessutom medel för snabba och korta insatser vid hastigt uppkomna kriser och akuta försämringar av pågående kriser (Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM), beviljats. Dessa uppgår för 2016-2017 till SEK 25 000 000 och har redan utbetalts.) Totalt föreslås att Sida med detta beslut finansierar verksamheten presenterad i tilläggsansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige med SEK 57 000 000. Det förslås att det görs ett fjärde tillägg till avtal mellan Sida och Islamic Relief Sverige om stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2017 baserat på ansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige daterad 21 mars 2016. Vidare föreslås att samtliga återstående medel för det tredje året inom avtalet utbetalas i början av 2016 för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Bangladesh Ethiopia Iraq Mali Niger (the) Pakistan Palestine, State of Sudan (the) Syrian Arab Republic Chad Yemen Developing countries, unspecified Material relief assistance and services Emergency Response General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2017Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The planned outcome of the intervention is to contribute to alleviating humanitarian needs for the target vulnerable communities in Yemen, Iraq, Syria, Pakistan, Palestine (Gaza) Niger, Mali and Chad. NOTE: The results 2015 refer to the activity period of the first year of the agreement; June 2014 - May 2015, reults 2016 refer to the period June 2015 - May 2016 and results 2017 refer to the period June 2016 - May 2017. During the third year of the strategic partnenership with Sida IslamicRelief received support for humanitarian projects in the eight abovementioned counties and also funds for rapid response to sudden onset humanitarian crises or considerable deterioration of an ongoing protracted crisis. Among the results the following can be highlighted; Syria: Islamic Relief contributed to alleviate the suffering of the affected population through provision of emergency, trauma and primary health care. 131 health facilities supported consisting of 13 dialysis centres, 78 primary Helath centres, 10 blood banks and 30 laboratories were supported with medical supplies. 329,477 individuals got free of charge health services. The project also played a vital role in restoring, recovering and afterwards maintaining the highly damaged health system in northern Syria. Due to the constant changing security and accessibility in the targeted areas, around 31% of the planned target health facilities could not be reached and Islamic relief was forced to revise the project plans accordingly and to reallocate the resources to accessible health facilities in the target areas. Yemen; To reduce vulnerability and food insecurity in Hodeida and Lajh governorates in Yemen Islamic Relief distributed 4 650 food baskets to 2 250 vulnerable families covering 70 % of their needs for food during nine months according to sphere standards. To improve access to clean water three non-functioning water sources were rehabilitated providing water for 1 800 households. Ten water tanks were installed and 1 914 households benefitted from water trucking. Hygiene promotion sessions were conducted and 200 hygiene kits were distributed Iraq: Through the project In Iraq 4,930 food packages and 3,800 hygiene kits were distributed to internally displaced people and returnee families in Baghdad and Anbar governorates. The project reached in total 3,830 IDP families and 1,100 returnee families. The total number of beneficiaries was 27,140 individuals including 12,104 children, of the total number of beneficiaries 13,305 were women or girls and 13,835 were men or boys. Thanks to a favourable procurement and tendering process also made it possible to support of 1,100 returnee families in Fallujah City with food parcels and hygiene kits. Islamic Relief Iraq was the first humanitarian organization who provided assistance to returnee families in three districts in Fallujah City after the liberation from the so-called IS. Pakistan; In Pakistan the project reduced health risks induced by water scarcity of drought hit population of Chagai district of Balochistan supplying 7 943 people with safe water through small scale solar water pumps and expansion of the water distribution net. Five sanitation facilities were constructed and drinking water installed in public spaces, markets and schools. Gaza; In Gaza Islamic Relief continued to provide temporary employment opportunities. In this project 547 unemployed and conflict affected young men and women (almost 50% women) recently graduated from university or vocational training were temporary employed for 4-6 months. The impact of unemployment and poverty was temporarily alleviated and food security and diversity of diet improved. The participants also reported improved well-being status after the project. 439 of the beneficiaries also participated in awareness training on gender based violence and 20 received intensive training on gender based violence and presentation skills. Mali; The project in Mali improved access to safe water and increased food production and income in in the conflict and drought affected communities in Mopti and Timbuktu in northern Mali. The project rehabilitated 8 water points into sustainable solar powered systems, thus improving access to clean and safe water for 3,200 people of which 1,632 of them were women. 16 local technicians were trained to maintain the systems. As a result, the drinking water coverage rate improved from 38% prior to the project to 72% after the intervention. Out of the 1381 surveyed beneficiaries, 82% of them are now applying good hygiene and sanitation practices and the number people suffering from waterborne diseases decreased. To improve food security 171 small scale farmers (84 females) and 248 female vegetable producers were engaged in increasing a diversified agricultural production such as rice vegetables and milk. Three cereal banks were established and 40 female headed households received livestock restocking. Most of the increased production, especially vegetables, were consumed by the families rather than sold at the market. Thus there ere was no record on increased income among women, but instead, data collected from households in May 2017 showed families increased their food consumption Niger; The project in Niger contributed to the establishment of a long-lasting mechanism to reduce malnutrition related child mortality in Loga district in Dosso region. 38 health workers were trained on malnutrition and malaria treatment and one heavily damaged nutrition centre was rehabilitated, equipped and provided with medical supplies. Three other nutrition centres were provided with electricity and in total 17 nutrition centres received medical supplies. 29 500 children were screened for malnutrition and 2 462 (1 277 girls) received treatment. The recovery rate was over 94%. As a result, the global acute malnutrition rate (GAM) has been reduced to 7,4% and is now below the threshold alert rate of 10%. Severe acute malnutrition rate (SAM) has decreased from 4,8% to 0,6 in the district. Chad: The overall objective of the project was to contribute towards improved food security and WASH conditions of the target communities in Amdam, Magrane and Haouich in eastern Chad. 4 nutrition centers were established and supported. Quarterly malnutrition screening campaigns were conducted and 5880 children (2000 boys and 3880 girls) under five and 730 of pregnant were screened. 1,360 children < 5 among the screened and 210 pregnant lactating women (PLW) with malnutrition were referred to malnutrition centres, got treatment and recovered. In addition, 380 school children have participated in the school nutrition education sessions and increased their knowledge on nutrition issues. Moreover, nutrition awareness campaigns on prevention of malnutrition and optimal infant and young child feeding practices were organized and reached 5369 persons (157 men, 5,022 women, 110 boys and 80 girls). Global acute malnutrition rate (GAM) in the wider target districts was reduced 7.6% from 30.7% in 2015 to 23.1%. To enhance food security 14915 beneficiaries of whom 7756 are women and girls received agricultural inputs, livestock restocking, and benefitted from the establishment of small scale irrigation systems, construction of seed stores, distribution of seeds and training on agricultural techniques and animal health. As a result, the project enabled to increase agricultural production. The project also provided income generation grants to enable the establishment of 17 women groups to undertake small and medium scale business for processing and marketing of meat, selling of clothes, and hygiene articles. Thereby small markets for the villages in the area emerged and contributed to women’s empowerment and position in the targeted communities. To improve access to clean water and sanitation 11 boreholes were drilled and 5 boreholes rehabilitated while 16 water point management committees set up with (22% female members). 300 household latrines built and sanitation and hygiene promotion campaigns were organized. The WASH intervention has reached a total of 15,542 beneficiaries (3,909 men, 5,575 women, 2,430 boys and 3,628 girls) and has contributed significantly to the improved health of the target communities and resulted in reduction of the incidence and prevalence of water and sanitation related diseases. Rapid responses; Islamic Relief has during the year made ten urgent and short term interventions in sudden onset crisis or considerable deterioration of protracted crisis in the following countries: Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Pakistan, Su No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52040492-5204049201-H Sweden Save life, alleviate suffering and maintain human dignity Detta beslut avser ett kompletterande insatsbeslut för fortsatt stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2016. Beslut fattas i enlighet med insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.3 "Kompletterande insatsbeslut". Fortsatt stöd till programmet enligt Islamic Reliefs tilläggsansökan för det tredje året bedöms relevant i enlighet med Strategi för humanitärt bistånd genom Sida 2014-2016, förlängd till 31 december 2016 enligt gällande regleringsbrev för Sida 2016. De föreslagna landprojekten bedöms svara mot identifierade humanitära behov enligt analyser i Sidas process för allokering av humanitära medel till pågående stora humanitära kriser. Projekt i sju länder föreslås finansieras med SEK 55 000 000 i enlighet med följande fördelning: 1. Mali, SEK 3 000 000 2. Niger, SEK 4 000 000 3. Pakistan, SEK 4 000 000 4. Gaza, SEK 10 000 000 5. Yemen, SEK 10 000 000 6. Irak, SEK 4 000 000 7. Syrien, SEK 20 000 000 Därtill förslås att Sida ger fortsatt stöd till insatser för metodutveckling för att stärka Islamic Reliefs arbete med jämställdhet och skydd av barn samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för att stärka uppföljning av insatser med fokus på uppföljning i fält enligt följande: 8. Metodstöd för jämställdhet och skydd av barn, SEK 1 500 000 9. Kapacitetsstärkande stöd för uppföljning, SEK 500 000 (Genom beslut 2014-002131 och 2016-000966 har dessutom medel för snabba och korta insatser vid hastigt uppkomna kriser och akuta försämringar av pågående kriser (Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM), beviljats. Dessa uppgår för 2016-2017 till SEK 25 000 000 och har redan utbetalts.) Totalt föreslås att Sida med detta beslut finansierar verksamheten presenterad i tilläggsansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige med SEK 57 000 000. Det förslås att det görs ett fjärde tillägg till avtal mellan Sida och Islamic Relief Sverige om stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2017 baserat på ansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige daterad 21 mars 2016. Vidare föreslås att samtliga återstående medel för det tredje året inom avtalet utbetalas i början av 2016 för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. 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Beslut fattas i enlighet med insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.3 "Kompletterande insatsbeslut". Fortsatt stöd till programmet enligt Islamic Reliefs tilläggsansökan för det tredje året bedöms relevant i enlighet med Strategi för humanitärt bistånd genom Sida 2014-2016, förlängd till 31 december 2016 enligt gällande regleringsbrev för Sida 2016. De föreslagna landprojekten bedöms svara mot identifierade humanitära behov enligt analyser i Sidas process för allokering av humanitära medel till pågående stora humanitära kriser. Projekt i sju länder föreslås finansieras med SEK 55 000 000 i enlighet med följande fördelning: 1. Mali, SEK 3 000 000 2. Niger, SEK 4 000 000 3. Pakistan, SEK 4 000 000 4. Gaza, SEK 10 000 000 5. Yemen, SEK 10 000 000 6. Irak, SEK 4 000 000 7. Syrien, SEK 20 000 000 Därtill förslås att Sida ger fortsatt stöd till insatser för metodutveckling för att stärka Islamic Reliefs arbete med jämställdhet och skydd av barn samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för att stärka uppföljning av insatser med fokus på uppföljning i fält enligt följande: 8. Metodstöd för jämställdhet och skydd av barn, SEK 1 500 000 9. Kapacitetsstärkande stöd för uppföljning, SEK 500 000 (Genom beslut 2014-002131 och 2016-000966 har dessutom medel för snabba och korta insatser vid hastigt uppkomna kriser och akuta försämringar av pågående kriser (Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM), beviljats. Dessa uppgår för 2016-2017 till SEK 25 000 000 och har redan utbetalts.) Totalt föreslås att Sida med detta beslut finansierar verksamheten presenterad i tilläggsansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige med SEK 57 000 000. Det förslås att det görs ett fjärde tillägg till avtal mellan Sida och Islamic Relief Sverige om stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2017 baserat på ansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige daterad 21 mars 2016. Vidare föreslås att samtliga återstående medel för det tredje året inom avtalet utbetalas i början av 2016 för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Sweden Islamic Relief Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 224800 224800 224800 Ernst & Young 224685 Ernst & Young 115 Ernst & Young SE-0-SE-6-52040492-5204049203-H Sweden Save life, alleviate suffering and maintain human dignity Detta beslut avser ett kompletterande insatsbeslut för fortsatt stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2016. Beslut fattas i enlighet med insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.3 "Kompletterande insatsbeslut". Fortsatt stöd till programmet enligt Islamic Reliefs tilläggsansökan för det tredje året bedöms relevant i enlighet med Strategi för humanitärt bistånd genom Sida 2014-2016, förlängd till 31 december 2016 enligt gällande regleringsbrev för Sida 2016. De föreslagna landprojekten bedöms svara mot identifierade humanitära behov enligt analyser i Sidas process för allokering av humanitära medel till pågående stora humanitära kriser. Projekt i sju länder föreslås finansieras med SEK 55 000 000 i enlighet med följande fördelning: 1. Mali, SEK 3 000 000 2. Niger, SEK 4 000 000 3. Pakistan, SEK 4 000 000 4. Gaza, SEK 10 000 000 5. Yemen, SEK 10 000 000 6. Irak, SEK 4 000 000 7. Syrien, SEK 20 000 000 Därtill förslås att Sida ger fortsatt stöd till insatser för metodutveckling för att stärka Islamic Reliefs arbete med jämställdhet och skydd av barn samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för att stärka uppföljning av insatser med fokus på uppföljning i fält enligt följande: 8. Metodstöd för jämställdhet och skydd av barn, SEK 1 500 000 9. Kapacitetsstärkande stöd för uppföljning, SEK 500 000 (Genom beslut 2014-002131 och 2016-000966 har dessutom medel för snabba och korta insatser vid hastigt uppkomna kriser och akuta försämringar av pågående kriser (Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM), beviljats. Dessa uppgår för 2016-2017 till SEK 25 000 000 och har redan utbetalts.) Totalt föreslås att Sida med detta beslut finansierar verksamheten presenterad i tilläggsansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige med SEK 57 000 000. Det förslås att det görs ett fjärde tillägg till avtal mellan Sida och Islamic Relief Sverige om stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2017 baserat på ansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige daterad 21 mars 2016. Vidare föreslås att samtliga återstående medel för det tredje året inom avtalet utbetalas i början av 2016 för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Sweden Islamic Relief Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Islamic Relief Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 0 -5121751 -1531491 -1531491 Islamic Relief -5121751 Islamic Relief Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-52050096 Sweden Continued support to the World Bank reconstruction trust fund for Afghanistan with preference toNational Solidarity Programme NSP and Education Quality Improvement Program EQUIP Fortsatt stöd till Världsbankens återuppbyggnadsfond i Afghanistan med preferens till National Solidarity Program NSP och Education Quality Improvement Program EQUIP Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Democratic participation and civil society Primary education Multisector aid Government & Civil Society-general Basic Education Other Multisector SE-0-SE-6-52050096-5205009601 Sweden Continued support to the World Bank reconstruction trust fund for Afghanistan with preference toNational Solidarity Programme NSP and Education Quality Improvement Program EQUIP Fortsatt stöd till Världsbankens återuppbyggnadsfond i Afghanistan med preferens till National Solidarity Program NSP och Education Quality Improvement Program EQUIP Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 120000000 40000000 120000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 40000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-52050096-5205009602 Sweden Continued support to the World Bank reconstruction trust fund for Afghanistan with preference toNational Solidarity Programme NSP and Education Quality Improvement Program EQUIP Fortsatt stöd till Världsbankens återuppbyggnadsfond i Afghanistan med preferens till National Solidarity Program NSP och Education Quality Improvement Program EQUIP Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 40000000 40000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-52050096-5205009603 Sweden Continued support to the World Bank reconstruction trust fund for Afghanistan with preference toNational Solidarity Programme NSP and Education Quality Improvement Program EQUIP Fortsatt stöd till Världsbankens återuppbyggnadsfond i Afghanistan med preferens till National Solidarity Program NSP och Education Quality Improvement Program EQUIP Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 40000000 40000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-52060066 Sweden The main objective is to integrate women's rights agenda, their voice and leadership, in the political and social processes in Colombia to contribute to a sustainable peace. This will be done through two expected results: 1) Transitional justice with a gender perspective - to include measures to guarantee women's protection and their rights in the national legislation as well as in DDR processes and 2) Citizenship for Peace - to promote women's active participation in national and local initiatives for conflict resolution and peacebuilding, and even in possible post-conflict scenarios as key actors for development. UN Women har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 31 MSEK för att genomföra programmet ”Kvinnors medborgarskap för fred, rättvisa och utveckling” i Colombia under perioden juli 2014 - december 2016. Det huvudsakliga målet med programmet är att integrera agendan för kvinnors rättigheter, deras röst och ledarskap i politiska och sociala processer i Colombia för att bidra till en hållbar fred. Två områden har identifierats för att nå de förväntade resultaten: 1) genuskänslig övergångsrättvisa – att inkludera åtgärder för att garantera åtgärder för och försvar av kvinnors rättigheter i nationell lagstiftning samt i DDR- och försoningsprocesser; samt 2) Medborgarskap för Fred – för att främja kvinnors aktiva deltagande i nationella och lokala initiativ för konfliktlösning och fredsbyggande, men även i ett eventuellt postkonfliktscenario som relevanta aktörer för utveckling. Följande strategier kommer att användas: 1) utveckling av statens kapaciteter; 2) stärkande av civilsamhällesorganisationer, särskilt kvinnoorganisationer; 3) främja kontakter mellan staten och civilsamhället; 4) koordinering av FN-systemet och det internationella samarbetet för en gemensam inverkan; 5) kunskapshantering för påverkan, kapacitetsbyggnad, kontroll och utvärdering; och 6) kommunikation för kulturell transformation. Den totala budgeten är 31 MSEK och det föreslås att Sverige bidrar med hela beloppet. The main objective of UN Women's country program for Colombia is to contribute to strengthen the political and economic empowerment of women, and their right to a life free from violence, both in the context of the conflict as well as beyond it, in a way that it supports the construction of stable and sustainable peace. This objective is based on the theory of change that to reestablish women's rights and to accelerate women's empowerment, the following elements need to coexist: 1) a peace agreement signed and go beyod the internal armed conflict as it is a threat to women's rights and to the sustainability of the progress achieved; 2) important investments need to be done to ensure the rights of women victims and to ensure the restauration of their rights; 3) inclusive development processess need to be enhanced to ensure that there are opportunities for women at all level. The main objective of the program "Women's citizenship for Peace, Justice and Development", was to promote the inclusion of women's rights, their agenda, voice and leadership in peacebuilding in Colombia.  The program focused on the following impact areas: 1) political empowerment of women to realize their rights and play a key role in the postconflict; 2) improved economic empowerment for women; 3) reduction in violence against women with a focus on prevention and empowerment of survivals of violence to rebuild their lives; 4) women drivers of peace and security . The following strategies were key in the implementation of the program: 1) Developing the State's capacities; 2) Strengthening women's organizations; 3) Strengthening the alliance and collaboration between civil society and the state; 4) Promoting coordination for joint advocacy with the UN and the international community; 5) Information and research management for capacity development, advocacy and monitoring and evaluation and f) Joint communication and advocacy for cultural change. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Human rights Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general The program was initially planned to be implemented from July 2014 to December 2016, but it was extended until May 2018, updating the products and activities. The aim with the extension was to consolidate the results; to strengthen the territorial peace approach within the Peace Agreement signed between the government and the FARC and to provide tools for the challenges ahead for the women, peace and security agenda and women's rights. It is important to highlight the context in which the program was implemented, which contributed to achieve the expected results, and which also meant new challenges and opportunities: 1) The peace negotiation process between the government of Colombia and the FARC - between 2012 and 2016, and at the same time the implementation of the Victims' Law. 2) The Final Peace Agreement signed in 2016, 3) The establishment of the institutional and juditial architecture for peace bringing opportunities and challenges to position women's role and leadership within these new entities. 4) The initial implementation of the peace agreement at a slow pace and the prevailing gaps in the implementation of the gender provisions of the peace agreement. Approximately 18,000 persons were beneficiaries of projects funded within the program -of which 69% were women. The program enabled support to 61 municipalities in 28 departments, reaching 24 public institutions and 47 of their sub/offices; 54 civil society organizations which include women's organizations, indigenous, mixed, and platforms and alliances, academic entities, among others. Outcome 1 - Transitional Justice Processes include measures to guarantee the exercise and protection of women’s human rights in the framework of strengthening the Rule of Law, DDR processes and Reconciliation The program contributed to the access of women victims' rights to truth, justice and reparation as a key element for peace building, through the support to the implementation of the Victim's Law, specially on issues related with their protection, land restitution, historic memory, victims' participation and collective and individual reparation. Some key results were: 1. The participative ellaboration of the "National Guarantee Program for Women Leaders and Human Rights Defenders" which was constructed with inputs from women's organizations and approved by the Ministry of Interior on July 2018. This program includes protection measures for women established in the Peace Agreement. 2. Strengthened women peace agendas and women's rights in the National Peace Council (Consejo Nacional de Paz). 3. Eleven collective reparation processes were supported in coordination with the Victim's Unit which benefitted five  women's organizations, two mixed organizations (labour union and local councils), four ethnic communities. The gender perspective was mainstreamed in individual and collective reparation processes, and women's needs, experiences and perspectives were included.  4. A national report on sexual violence, in line with the national law on sexual violence in conflict (Law 1719) was written and disseminated by the National Center of Historic Memory with support from the program. This report contributed to strengthen the visibility and accountability for crimes of sexual violence within the conflict. The report includes issues of social tolerance towards sexual violence and the construction of feminity and masculinity during the armed conflict. 5. Support to strengthen the strategies of four governmental entities to combat impunity on violence against women within the internal armed conflict: The General Attorney's Office, the Presidental Councellor for Human Rights, the Ministry of Justice and the Ombudsman's office. The aim was to guarantee their sustainability in the short term and to contribute to a national public policy in the medium term. Outcome 2 -  National and local level initiatives in place that promote women’s active citizenship and the incorporation of women´s human rights in early recovery, conflict resolution, and peace-building processes. The program contributed to highlight the gender perspective and the inclusion of women's rights agenda, their voice and leadership in the peace negotiation process; in peace consolidation and planning of the post-conflict, as well as to put gender equality and the prevention of gender-based violence as a condition for a sustainable peace. The program also contributed to promote economic empowerment initiatives from rural women and women victims of the armed conflict as a key component for the reconstruction of the social networks. Some key results were: 1) Women's empowerment and participation in the peace dialogues between the government and the FARC which contributed to the recognition of women as key actors for change during the negotiations and the implementation of the peace agreement. This contributed to the inclusion of more than 100 affirmative gender provisions in final peace agreement signed in 2016. 2) Five initiatives on women's economic empowerment were developed and implemented by women victims of the armed conflict. These initiatives contributed to strengthen women's position in the value chains of coffee and quinoa and generated positive and sustainable changes in gender relations for these women, their families and communities. 3) Strategic alliances between women's organizations and the Legal Commission for the Equality of Women in Congress contributed to the development of gender responsive laws. 4) The implementation of the communication strategy "De igual a igual" in thirteen departments contributed to increase the visibility for women as peacebuilders and masculinities to prevent gender based violence and promote gender equality. 5) Initiatives to promote non violent masculinities were in place and strengthened for the prevention of gender-based violence. This included initiatives of cultural transformation of gender stereotypes. This was done in alliance with a project within the UN MultiPartner Trust Fund (UNMPTF), in the departments of Natino, Putumayo, Chocó and Norte de Santander.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52060066-5206006601 Sweden The main objective is to integrate women's rights agenda, their voice and leadership, in the political and social processes in Colombia to contribute to a sustainable peace. This will be done through two expected results: 1) Transitional justice with a gender perspective - to include measures to guarantee women's protection and their rights in the national legislation as well as in DDR processes and 2) Citizenship for Peace - to promote women's active participation in national and local initiatives for conflict resolution and peacebuilding, and even in possible post-conflict scenarios as key actors for development. UN Women har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 31 MSEK för att genomföra programmet ”Kvinnors medborgarskap för fred, rättvisa och utveckling” i Colombia under perioden juli 2014 - december 2016. Det huvudsakliga målet med programmet är att integrera agendan för kvinnors rättigheter, deras röst och ledarskap i politiska och sociala processer i Colombia för att bidra till en hållbar fred. Två områden har identifierats för att nå de förväntade resultaten: 1) genuskänslig övergångsrättvisa – att inkludera åtgärder för att garantera åtgärder för och försvar av kvinnors rättigheter i nationell lagstiftning samt i DDR- och försoningsprocesser; samt 2) Medborgarskap för Fred – för att främja kvinnors aktiva deltagande i nationella och lokala initiativ för konfliktlösning och fredsbyggande, men även i ett eventuellt postkonfliktscenario som relevanta aktörer för utveckling. Följande strategier kommer att användas: 1) utveckling av statens kapaciteter; 2) stärkande av civilsamhällesorganisationer, särskilt kvinnoorganisationer; 3) främja kontakter mellan staten och civilsamhället; 4) koordinering av FN-systemet och det internationella samarbetet för en gemensam inverkan; 5) kunskapshantering för påverkan, kapacitetsbyggnad, kontroll och utvärdering; och 6) kommunikation för kulturell transformation. Den totala budgeten är 31 MSEK och det föreslås att Sverige bidrar med hela beloppet. The main objective of UN Women's country program for Colombia is to contribute to strengthen the political and economic empowerment of women, and their right to a life free from violence, both in the context of the conflict as well as beyond it, in a way that it supports the construction of stable and sustainable peace. This objective is based on the theory of change that to reestablish women's rights and to accelerate women's empowerment, the following elements need to coexist: 1) a peace agreement signed and go beyod the internal armed conflict as it is a threat to women's rights and to the sustainability of the progress achieved; 2) important investments need to be done to ensure the rights of women victims and to ensure the restauration of their rights; 3) inclusive development processess need to be enhanced to ensure that there are opportunities for women at all level. The main objective of the program "Women's citizenship for Peace, Justice and Development", was to promote the inclusion of women's rights, their agenda, voice and leadership in peacebuilding in Colombia.  The program focused on the following impact areas: 1) political empowerment of women to realize their rights and play a key role in the postconflict; 2) improved economic empowerment for women; 3) reduction in violence against women with a focus on prevention and empowerment of survivals of violence to rebuild their lives; 4) women drivers of peace and security . The following strategies were key in the implementation of the program: 1) Developing the State's capacities; 2) Strengthening women's organizations; 3) Strengthening the alliance and collaboration between civil society and the state; 4) Promoting coordination for joint advocacy with the UN and the international community; 5) Information and research management for capacity development, advocacy and monitoring and evaluation and f) Joint communication and advocacy for cultural change. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 13000000 8000000 10000000 -8000000 8000000 0 13000000 0 8000000 0 31000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 10000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 13000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 8000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women SE-0-SE-6-52060066-5206006604 Sweden The main objective is to integrate women's rights agenda, their voice and leadership, in the political and social processes in Colombia to contribute to a sustainable peace. This will be done through two expected results: 1) Transitional justice with a gender perspective - to include measures to guarantee women's protection and their rights in the national legislation as well as in DDR processes and 2) Citizenship for Peace - to promote women's active participation in national and local initiatives for conflict resolution and peacebuilding, and even in possible post-conflict scenarios as key actors for development. UN Women har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 31 MSEK för att genomföra programmet ”Kvinnors medborgarskap för fred, rättvisa och utveckling” i Colombia under perioden juli 2014 - december 2016. Det huvudsakliga målet med programmet är att integrera agendan för kvinnors rättigheter, deras röst och ledarskap i politiska och sociala processer i Colombia för att bidra till en hållbar fred. Två områden har identifierats för att nå de förväntade resultaten: 1) genuskänslig övergångsrättvisa – att inkludera åtgärder för att garantera åtgärder för och försvar av kvinnors rättigheter i nationell lagstiftning samt i DDR- och försoningsprocesser; samt 2) Medborgarskap för Fred – för att främja kvinnors aktiva deltagande i nationella och lokala initiativ för konfliktlösning och fredsbyggande, men även i ett eventuellt postkonfliktscenario som relevanta aktörer för utveckling. Följande strategier kommer att användas: 1) utveckling av statens kapaciteter; 2) stärkande av civilsamhällesorganisationer, särskilt kvinnoorganisationer; 3) främja kontakter mellan staten och civilsamhället; 4) koordinering av FN-systemet och det internationella samarbetet för en gemensam inverkan; 5) kunskapshantering för påverkan, kapacitetsbyggnad, kontroll och utvärdering; och 6) kommunikation för kulturell transformation. Den totala budgeten är 31 MSEK och det föreslås att Sverige bidrar med hela beloppet. The main objective of UN Women's country program for Colombia is to contribute to strengthen the political and economic empowerment of women, and their right to a life free from violence, both in the context of the conflict as well as beyond it, in a way that it supports the construction of stable and sustainable peace. This objective is based on the theory of change that to reestablish women's rights and to accelerate women's empowerment, the following elements need to coexist: 1) a peace agreement signed and go beyod the internal armed conflict as it is a threat to women's rights and to the sustainability of the progress achieved; 2) important investments need to be done to ensure the rights of women victims and to ensure the restauration of their rights; 3) inclusive development processess need to be enhanced to ensure that there are opportunities for women at all level. The main objective of the program "Women's citizenship for Peace, Justice and Development", was to promote the inclusion of women's rights, their agenda, voice and leadership in peacebuilding in Colombia.  The program focused on the following impact areas: 1) political empowerment of women to realize their rights and play a key role in the postconflict; 2) improved economic empowerment for women; 3) reduction in violence against women with a focus on prevention and empowerment of survivals of violence to rebuild their lives; 4) women drivers of peace and security . The following strategies were key in the implementation of the program: 1) Developing the State's capacities; 2) Strengthening women's organizations; 3) Strengthening the alliance and collaboration between civil society and the state; 4) Promoting coordination for joint advocacy with the UN and the international community; 5) Information and research management for capacity development, advocacy and monitoring and evaluation and f) Joint communication and advocacy for cultural change. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1000000 10000000 0 1000000 0 0 10000000 11000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 1000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 10000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Greater influence and meaningful participation for women in the peace process and the implementation of the peace agreement in accordance with the UN Security Council's resolutions on women, peace and security Ökat inflytande och meningsfullt deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocessen och fredsavtalens genomförande i enlighet med FN:s säkerhetsresolutioner om kvinnor, fred och säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent and deal with the incidence of gender-related violence, with a focus on women and girls. Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och hantera förekomst av könsrelaterat våld med fokus på kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52060066-5206006605 Sweden The main objective is to integrate women's rights agenda, their voice and leadership, in the political and social processes in Colombia to contribute to a sustainable peace. This will be done through two expected results: 1) Transitional justice with a gender perspective - to include measures to guarantee women's protection and their rights in the national legislation as well as in DDR processes and 2) Citizenship for Peace - to promote women's active participation in national and local initiatives for conflict resolution and peacebuilding, and even in possible post-conflict scenarios as key actors for development. UN Women har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 31 MSEK för att genomföra programmet ”Kvinnors medborgarskap för fred, rättvisa och utveckling” i Colombia under perioden juli 2014 - december 2016. Det huvudsakliga målet med programmet är att integrera agendan för kvinnors rättigheter, deras röst och ledarskap i politiska och sociala processer i Colombia för att bidra till en hållbar fred. Två områden har identifierats för att nå de förväntade resultaten: 1) genuskänslig övergångsrättvisa – att inkludera åtgärder för att garantera åtgärder för och försvar av kvinnors rättigheter i nationell lagstiftning samt i DDR- och försoningsprocesser; samt 2) Medborgarskap för Fred – för att främja kvinnors aktiva deltagande i nationella och lokala initiativ för konfliktlösning och fredsbyggande, men även i ett eventuellt postkonfliktscenario som relevanta aktörer för utveckling. Följande strategier kommer att användas: 1) utveckling av statens kapaciteter; 2) stärkande av civilsamhällesorganisationer, särskilt kvinnoorganisationer; 3) främja kontakter mellan staten och civilsamhället; 4) koordinering av FN-systemet och det internationella samarbetet för en gemensam inverkan; 5) kunskapshantering för påverkan, kapacitetsbyggnad, kontroll och utvärdering; och 6) kommunikation för kulturell transformation. Den totala budgeten är 31 MSEK och det föreslås att Sverige bidrar med hela beloppet. The main objective of UN Women's country program for Colombia is to contribute to strengthen the political and economic empowerment of women, and their right to a life free from violence, both in the context of the conflict as well as beyond it, in a way that it supports the construction of stable and sustainable peace. This objective is based on the theory of change that to reestablish women's rights and to accelerate women's empowerment, the following elements need to coexist: 1) a peace agreement signed and go beyod the internal armed conflict as it is a threat to women's rights and to the sustainability of the progress achieved; 2) important investments need to be done to ensure the rights of women victims and to ensure the restauration of their rights; 3) inclusive development processess need to be enhanced to ensure that there are opportunities for women at all level. The main objective of the program "Women's citizenship for Peace, Justice and Development", was to promote the inclusion of women's rights, their agenda, voice and leadership in peacebuilding in Colombia.  The program focused on the following impact areas: 1) political empowerment of women to realize their rights and play a key role in the postconflict; 2) improved economic empowerment for women; 3) reduction in violence against women with a focus on prevention and empowerment of survivals of violence to rebuild their lives; 4) women drivers of peace and security . The following strategies were key in the implementation of the program: 1) Developing the State's capacities; 2) Strengthening women's organizations; 3) Strengthening the alliance and collaboration between civil society and the state; 4) Promoting coordination for joint advocacy with the UN and the international community; 5) Information and research management for capacity development, advocacy and monitoring and evaluation and f) Joint communication and advocacy for cultural change. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 0 0 -74200 0 0 3000000 0 3000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women -74199.74 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Greater influence and meaningful participation for women in the peace process and the implementation of the peace agreement in accordance with the UN Security Council's resolutions on women, peace and security Ökat inflytande och meningsfullt deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocessen och fredsavtalens genomförande i enlighet med FN:s säkerhetsresolutioner om kvinnor, fred och säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent and deal with the incidence of gender-related violence, with a focus on women and girls. Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och hantera förekomst av könsrelaterat våld med fokus på kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52070039 Sweden Support to Carter Center in DRC for amongst others their work on transparency in the mining sector and capacity support for local CSOs working on Human Rights. Stöd till Carter Center i DRK för bl a deras arbete med transparens inom gruvor och kapacitetsutvecklingsstöd för lokala CSOs som arbetar med mänskliga rättigheter. The overall goal of The Carter Center in the DRC is that strengthened civil society organizationsachieve human rights policy and practice reform in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Tothese ends, the Center is dedicated to improving the security, organizational capacity, and technicalcapacity of key civil society organizations, particularly youth engagement in the democratic processes. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Human rights Government & Civil Society-general With support from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), The Carter Center implemented the Human Rights Defenders Protection and Capacity Building Program in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) from February 2013 through August 2016. The overall goal of the program was to strengthen the capacity of civil society organizations (CSOs) in the DRC to successfully advocate for policy and practice reform related to human rights, elections and mining governance. To realize this goal, the program sought to address the primary challenges faced by Congolese CSOs in their work, including security risks and gaps in organizational and technical capacities. In pursuit of its goal, the Center worked towards realizing the following results: 1. Selected Congolese CSOs have increased capacity to manage human rights defenderprotection systems; 2. Selected Congolese CSOs trained in organizational development are more effective,credible, and sustainable; and 3. Selected Congolese CSOs are able to carry out their technical interventions moreeffectively and with greater impact. Within the grant period, many targets have been surpassed and successes identified. While the main highlights can be found here, the full scope of project activities, including additional details on successes and impact, are detailed in the body of the report and few selected below. Human Rights: Alert and Protection System (APS). The Center continued to support the Kinshasa-based APS and coordinated civil society responses to a total of 20 threat cases over the project period, including providing judicial assistance, disbursing funds for medical care and shortterm relocation, contributing to public statements and trial monitoring. Treaty body reporting and advocacy. The Human Rights House trained and supported its partners to conduct research, report, and advocate on selected human rights violations in the framework of the DRC’s second Universal Periodic Review (UPR) and in the DRC’s review session for the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). The Center also supported partners in the submission of a report to the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) regarding the protection ofhuman rights defenders, and a report to the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) regarding access to free primary education. The Center subsequently supported its partners to conduct follow-up monitoring of issues identified in the treaty body reports and conduct advocacy efforts at both the national and international levels. Organization capacity building. The Human Rights House supported local civil society partners in project design, proposal drafting, and monitoring and evaluation techniques. As a result, local partners raised a combined $808,352 in external grant awards. The Center also trained and supported the Human Rights House’s civil society partners in the development and formalization of their organizational structures, including documents such as by-laws, strategic plans, and annual budgets. Elections Forum on electoral law. The Center worked with its primary citizen observation CSO partner, the Episcopal Commission for Justice and Peace (CEJP), to strengthen their ability to play a more active role among electoral stakeholders, leading advocacy initiatives and helping focus the attention of all key stakeholders on resolving critical electoral issues. During the January 2015 protests of the revised electoral law under review by the Parliament, it became evident that space was needed for a constructive cross-party discussion. As a result, the Center worked with CEJP to organize a forum on the law where opposing sides could come to a common understanding of contentious provisions and develop a consolidated list of recommendations. Deployment of observers. From August through December 2015, 102 long-term observers (LTOs) were deployed to 51 regions to collect and submit data on the pre-electoral period throughout the DRC. Prior to deployment, the Center supported CEJP in training its observers for observation and deployment via cascade trainings in Mbandaka, Kinshasa, Kisangani, Bukavu, Kananga and Lubumbashi. Workshops also took place to provide training and support for using ELMO, data collection and analysis, and report writing. A total of 5,454 weekly reports were compiled according to the 26 provinces, which were then analyzed and used to develop CEJP’s pre-election observation report. Mining Contract and asset sale transparency. The Carter Center has consistently advocated for increased transparency of the Congolese extractive sector through collaborative engagement with civil society, government, and mining companies. Key results include: ? Successfully advocated for the disclosure of six major mining contracts following a letter from President Carter to Prime Minister Matata. ? Along with the International Monetary Fund, contributed to the disclosure of previously unknown details of the February 2015 sale of a copper mine to Glencore, a sale in which the state-owned mining company Gécamines lost its interest in a potentially profitable concession. ? Successfully advocated for provisions mandating the disclosure of environmental and social impact assessments to be included in the draft Mining Code legislation. ? Successfully publicized and advocated for the blockage of the sale of an undervalued state-owned mining asset to an offshore shell company. The sale was ultimately canceled in June 2014. To sum up, even if some weaknesses of the capacity of TCC regarding its internal managment and control in DRC are well noted, the Embassy assesses that TCC has satified the results framework of the project and  strengthened civil society parteners role on policy practice in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52070039-5207003901 Sweden Support to Carter Center in DRC for amongst others their work on transparency in the mining sector and capacity support for local CSOs working on Human Rights. Stöd till Carter Center i DRK för bl a deras arbete med transparens inom gruvor och kapacitetsutvecklingsstöd för lokala CSOs som arbetar med mänskliga rättigheter. The overall goal of The Carter Center in the DRC is that strengthened civil society organizationsachieve human rights policy and practice reform in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Tothese ends, the Center is dedicated to improving the security, organizational capacity, and technicalcapacity of key civil society organizations, particularly youth engagement in the democratic processes. 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Stöd till Carter Center i DRK för bl a deras arbete med transparens inom gruvor och kapacitetsutvecklingsstöd för lokala CSOs som arbetar med mänskliga rättigheter. The overall goal of The Carter Center in the DRC is that strengthened civil society organizationsachieve human rights policy and practice reform in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Tothese ends, the Center is dedicated to improving the security, organizational capacity, and technicalcapacity of key civil society organizations, particularly youth engagement in the democratic processes. 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Stöd till Carter Center i DRK för bl a deras arbete med transparens inom gruvor och kapacitetsutvecklingsstöd för lokala CSOs som arbetar med mänskliga rättigheter. The overall goal of The Carter Center in the DRC is that strengthened civil society organizationsachieve human rights policy and practice reform in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Tothese ends, the Center is dedicated to improving the security, organizational capacity, and technicalcapacity of key civil society organizations, particularly youth engagement in the democratic processes. Sweden The Carter Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Carter Center 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 -5000000 5000000 5000000 The Carter Center 5000000 The Carter Center -379452.47 The Carter Center 290907 The Carter Center DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Strengthened capacity of civil society to promote transparency, accountability and improved respect for human rights Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52100103 Sweden UN Women's work aims att contributing to gender equality and women's empowerment in the Sudanese society. They are primarily working on an institutional level, supporting law reforms and building the capacity of relevant ministries and institutions on a parliamentary level. They are furthermore focusing part of their work towads gender-sensibilizing the planned constitution. UN Womens arbete syftar till att bidra till jämställdhet och stärkandet av kvinnor i det sudanesiska samhället. De arbetar primärt på den institutionella nivån med lagreformer och kapacitetsutveckling till relevanta ministerier och institutioner på riksdagsnivå. De avser därmed arbetar särskilt mot att den planerade nya konstitutionen präglas av ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Sudan (the) Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-52100103-5210010301 Sweden UN Women's work aims att contributing to gender equality and women's empowerment in the Sudanese society. They are primarily working on an institutional level, supporting law reforms and building the capacity of relevant ministries and institutions on a parliamentary level. They are furthermore focusing part of their work towads gender-sensibilizing the planned constitution. UN Womens arbete syftar till att bidra till jämställdhet och stärkandet av kvinnor i det sudanesiska samhället. De arbetar primärt på den institutionella nivån med lagreformer och kapacitetsutveckling till relevanta ministerier och institutioner på riksdagsnivå. De avser därmed arbetar särskilt mot att den planerade nya konstitutionen präglas av ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 10000000 10000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 10000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women SE-0-SE-6-52100103-5210010302 Sweden UN Women's work aims att contributing to gender equality and women's empowerment in the Sudanese society. They are primarily working on an institutional level, supporting law reforms and building the capacity of relevant ministries and institutions on a parliamentary level. They are furthermore focusing part of their work towads gender-sensibilizing the planned constitution. UN Womens arbete syftar till att bidra till jämställdhet och stärkandet av kvinnor i det sudanesiska samhället. De arbetar primärt på den institutionella nivån med lagreformer och kapacitetsutveckling till relevanta ministerier och institutioner på riksdagsnivå. De avser därmed arbetar särskilt mot att den planerade nya konstitutionen präglas av ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 5000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women SE-0-SE-6-52100103-5210010303 Sweden UN Women's work aims att contributing to gender equality and women's empowerment in the Sudanese society. They are primarily working on an institutional level, supporting law reforms and building the capacity of relevant ministries and institutions on a parliamentary level. They are furthermore focusing part of their work towads gender-sensibilizing the planned constitution. UN Womens arbete syftar till att bidra till jämställdhet och stärkandet av kvinnor i det sudanesiska samhället. De arbetar primärt på den institutionella nivån med lagreformer och kapacitetsutveckling till relevanta ministerier och institutioner på riksdagsnivå. De avser därmed arbetar särskilt mot att den planerade nya konstitutionen präglas av ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -26387 -26387 0 0 0 -26387 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women -26386.68 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women -1353690 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52120085 Sweden UNICEF has applied for funding of SEK 49.4 million for support for its country program regarding the thematic areas of Child Protection and Social Inclusion between 2016 and 2018. The components and results of the proposed intervention have a strong equality and rights-based focus, with Social Inclusion 'As an overall theme as well as integrated with Children's Protection, HIV and Aids, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and Education. The intervention is in line with Swedish priorities, which aim to strengthen children's rights as part of social inclusion and poverty reduction. Sida's human rights perspective places children at the heart of the development agenda. The social inclusion area will define strategies for strengthening resilience, especially in vulnerable areas that are particularly vulnerable to extreme climate such as drought. There is an urgent need to work with preventive interventions to protect children from suffering. The proposed interventions shall ensure that: (a) age and gender-based child protection services are available in the selected areas; and (b) communities and families in the selected areas have knowledge and skills to protect children. The two main output targets address as well access as the demand for child protection. Strengthening the national case management system is the focus of the overall component, and the proposed interventions are consistent with and strengthening the National Action Plan on Violence Against Children in Zimbabwe. The contribution of SEK 49 million will be thematic support for UNICEF's country program between 2016 and 2018. 400,000 SEK is allocated for evaluation and follow-up. DFID and Swiss Development Cooperation will simultaneously support the Harmonized Cash Transfer (HCT), which is a major component in reducing vulnerability. UNICEF har ansökt om finansiering på 49,4 miljoner kronor för stöd till sitt landprogram avseende de tematiska områdena Barns Skydd och Socialt Inkluderande mellan 2016 och 2018. Den föreslagna interventionens komponenter och uppsatta resultat har ett starkt jämlikhets- och rättighetsbaserat fokus, med ’Socialt Inkluderande’ både som övergripande tema och som integrerat med Barns Skydd, HIV och Aids, Vatten, Sanitet och Hygien samt Utbildning. Interventionen är i linje med svenska prioriteringar, vilka syftar till att stärka barns rättigheter som en del av socialt inkluderande och fattigdomsbekämpning. Sidas mänskliga rättigheters-perspektiv placerar barn i centrum för utvecklingsagendan. Resultatområdet för socialt inkluderande ska definiera strategier för att stärka resiliens, speciellt i sårbara områden som är särskilt utsatta för extremt klimat så som torka. Det finns ett brådskande behov av att arbeta med förebyggande interventioner för att skydda barn från att drabbas. De föreslagna interventionerna ska säkerställa att a) ålders- och könsanpassad service för barns skydd finns tillgänglig i de utvalda områdena, och att b) samhällen och familjer i de utvalda områdena har kunskap och färdigheter för att skydda barn. De två huvudsakliga output-målen adresserar så väl tillgång som efterfrågan av barns skydd. Att stärka det nationella ärendehanteringssystemet ligger i fokus i den övergripande komponenten och de föreslagna interventionerna är förenliga med och stärker den nationella åtgärdsplanen kring våld mot barn i Zimbabwe. Bidraget på 49 miljoner SEK ska vara tematiskt stöd till UNICEF:s landprogram mellan 2016 och 2018. 400 000 SEK avsätts för utvärdering och uppföljning. DFID och Swiss Development Cooperation kommer samtidigt att bidra med stöd till det harmoniserade kontantöverföringsprogrammet (harmonised cash transfers, HCT), vilket utgör en stor del i att minska utsatthet. The Child Protection Fund (CPF) II’s goal is to realize the basic rights of the most vulnerable children in Zimbabwe through provision of critical child protection interventions within a child- and HIV-sensitive social protection framework. It builds on the 2011-2016 CPF to the National Action Plan for Vulnerable Children (NAP II) and adopts a multi-dimensional approach to child vulnerability which simultaneously addresses household poverty, gender disparities, disability, HIV and risk of violence, exploitation and abuse. Through a theory of change developed for CPF II, the programme aims to ensure that “children, families and communities access improved preventive and responsive child protection services reinforced by household and community economic resilience in targeted areas.” The CPF II outcomes are: 1)    increased availability and accessibility of age/gender-appropriate, affordable, and well-coordinated Child Protection services in targeted areas; 2)    families and communities in targeted areas have information, knowledge and skills on violence against children and how to protect children; 3)    improved evidence-based policies and legislative instruments to address violence against children implemented and reinforced by institutional capacity; 4)    Harmonised Social Cash Transfer (HSCT) beneficiary households have improved economic capacity to protect children from practices that expose them to violence, abuse and exploitation. Taking lessons from CPF I, CPF II has a stronger focus on violence reduction/prevention, information management, sustainability of the HSCT programme and governance structures and capacity. An increasing body of evidence about violence against children in Zimbabwe shows that violence is widespread and cuts across age, gender, and socio-economic status. These programme is in direct response to challenges faced by children in Zimbabwe around service provision, child protection and the law. The range and reach of services remain inadequate due to low staff capacity, concentration in urban areas, inadequate funding, weak referral pathways and use of tracking data, inadequate community knowledge and low confidence in systems. The effects of these barriers include less than 40 per cent of children that experienced sexual violence knowing where to get professional help. Only 2.4 per cent of female victims of sexual abuse access professional help and birth registration has stagnated. Constitutional provisions prohibiting marriage of persons under 18 years are yet to be operationalised.  Lack of birth certificates limits children’s access to justice. National Case Management (NCM) workers interviewed endorse a system-based solution to birth registration – e.g. certifying health centres and hospitals to register babies at birth and enlisting health-workers for registering those born at home.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Social Protection Other Social Infrastructure & Services The Child Protection Fund (CPF), implemented by UNICEF, in partnership with the Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare (MoPSLSW) has strengthen the social welfare system, particularly statutory child protection work, and has consolidated a national case management (MIS) system, as well as expanded  community prevention strategies and continuation of support supervision work for Probation Officers in the 18 districts where it has been implemented. Sweden has supported the CPF II since 2016, with the main goal to realize the basic rights of the most vulnerable children in Zimbabwe through provision of critical child protection interventions, within a child and HIV-sensitive social protection framework. It builds on the CPF Phase I (2011-2016), adopting a multi-dimensional poverty approach to child vulnerability which simultaneously addresses household poverty, gender disparities, disability, HIV and risk of violence, exploitation and gender-based abuse. Taking lessons from CPF I and CPF II, UNICEF has now submitted a request for a third phase, in order to increase focus on prevention of domestic violence through prevention, as well as enhancing the information management and governance structures and capacity.  UNICEF has gradually stepped up upstream advocacy work for political commitment and support for child protection in partnership with Government. UNICEF supported the standardization of child protection business processes in line with the national case management standards in all districts. Despite the political and electoral processes that crowded out the social sector legislative processes, the Child Protection team continued to invest in legislative and policy review, ensured that the Harmonized Marriages Bill, the Children’s Bill and the Child Justice Bill remained on the legislative agenda. Focus in 2019 will now be in pursuing finalization and enactment of critical legislation affecting legal protection of children and the approval by Treasury to finance Non-Public Probation Officers. UNICEF has also made significant contributions to the language and advancement of the Children’s Bill, Child Justice Bill, the Harmonised Marriages Bill and the Cybercrime Bill.  For the former three, adoption by Parliament is expected by the last quarter of 2019 which is a positive result.  The priority focus should remain on the afore-mentioned new legislation plus revisions to the existing Forensics Act, Disabled Person’s Act, Marriages Act, and Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52120085-5212008501 Sweden UNICEF has applied for funding of SEK 49.4 million for support for its country program regarding the thematic areas of Child Protection and Social Inclusion between 2016 and 2018. The components and results of the proposed intervention have a strong equality and rights-based focus, with Social Inclusion 'As an overall theme as well as integrated with Children's Protection, HIV and Aids, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and Education. The intervention is in line with Swedish priorities, which aim to strengthen children's rights as part of social inclusion and poverty reduction. Sida's human rights perspective places children at the heart of the development agenda. The social inclusion area will define strategies for strengthening resilience, especially in vulnerable areas that are particularly vulnerable to extreme climate such as drought. There is an urgent need to work with preventive interventions to protect children from suffering. The proposed interventions shall ensure that: (a) age and gender-based child protection services are available in the selected areas; and (b) communities and families in the selected areas have knowledge and skills to protect children. The two main output targets address as well access as the demand for child protection. Strengthening the national case management system is the focus of the overall component, and the proposed interventions are consistent with and strengthening the National Action Plan on Violence Against Children in Zimbabwe. The contribution of SEK 49 million will be thematic support for UNICEF's country program between 2016 and 2018. 400,000 SEK is allocated for evaluation and follow-up. DFID and Swiss Development Cooperation will simultaneously support the Harmonized Cash Transfer (HCT), which is a major component in reducing vulnerability. UNICEF har ansökt om finansiering på 49,4 miljoner kronor för stöd till sitt landprogram avseende de tematiska områdena Barns Skydd och Socialt Inkluderande mellan 2016 och 2018. Den föreslagna interventionens komponenter och uppsatta resultat har ett starkt jämlikhets- och rättighetsbaserat fokus, med ’Socialt Inkluderande’ både som övergripande tema och som integrerat med Barns Skydd, HIV och Aids, Vatten, Sanitet och Hygien samt Utbildning. Interventionen är i linje med svenska prioriteringar, vilka syftar till att stärka barns rättigheter som en del av socialt inkluderande och fattigdomsbekämpning. Sidas mänskliga rättigheters-perspektiv placerar barn i centrum för utvecklingsagendan. Resultatområdet för socialt inkluderande ska definiera strategier för att stärka resiliens, speciellt i sårbara områden som är särskilt utsatta för extremt klimat så som torka. Det finns ett brådskande behov av att arbeta med förebyggande interventioner för att skydda barn från att drabbas. De föreslagna interventionerna ska säkerställa att a) ålders- och könsanpassad service för barns skydd finns tillgänglig i de utvalda områdena, och att b) samhällen och familjer i de utvalda områdena har kunskap och färdigheter för att skydda barn. De två huvudsakliga output-målen adresserar så väl tillgång som efterfrågan av barns skydd. Att stärka det nationella ärendehanteringssystemet ligger i fokus i den övergripande komponenten och de föreslagna interventionerna är förenliga med och stärker den nationella åtgärdsplanen kring våld mot barn i Zimbabwe. Bidraget på 49 miljoner SEK ska vara tematiskt stöd till UNICEF:s landprogram mellan 2016 och 2018. 400 000 SEK avsätts för utvärdering och uppföljning. DFID och Swiss Development Cooperation kommer samtidigt att bidra med stöd till det harmoniserade kontantöverföringsprogrammet (harmonised cash transfers, HCT), vilket utgör en stor del i att minska utsatthet. The Child Protection Fund (CPF) II’s goal is to realize the basic rights of the most vulnerable children in Zimbabwe through provision of critical child protection interventions within a child- and HIV-sensitive social protection framework. It builds on the 2011-2016 CPF to the National Action Plan for Vulnerable Children (NAP II) and adopts a multi-dimensional approach to child vulnerability which simultaneously addresses household poverty, gender disparities, disability, HIV and risk of violence, exploitation and abuse. Through a theory of change developed for CPF II, the programme aims to ensure that “children, families and communities access improved preventive and responsive child protection services reinforced by household and community economic resilience in targeted areas.” The CPF II outcomes are: 1)    increased availability and accessibility of age/gender-appropriate, affordable, and well-coordinated Child Protection services in targeted areas; 2)    families and communities in targeted areas have information, knowledge and skills on violence against children and how to protect children; 3)    improved evidence-based policies and legislative instruments to address violence against children implemented and reinforced by institutional capacity; 4)    Harmonised Social Cash Transfer (HSCT) beneficiary households have improved economic capacity to protect children from practices that expose them to violence, abuse and exploitation. Taking lessons from CPF I, CPF II has a stronger focus on violence reduction/prevention, information management, sustainability of the HSCT programme and governance structures and capacity. An increasing body of evidence about violence against children in Zimbabwe shows that violence is widespread and cuts across age, gender, and socio-economic status. These programme is in direct response to challenges faced by children in Zimbabwe around service provision, child protection and the law. The range and reach of services remain inadequate due to low staff capacity, concentration in urban areas, inadequate funding, weak referral pathways and use of tracking data, inadequate community knowledge and low confidence in systems. The effects of these barriers include less than 40 per cent of children that experienced sexual violence knowing where to get professional help. Only 2.4 per cent of female victims of sexual abuse access professional help and birth registration has stagnated. Constitutional provisions prohibiting marriage of persons under 18 years are yet to be operationalised.  Lack of birth certificates limits children’s access to justice. National Case Management (NCM) workers interviewed endorse a system-based solution to birth registration – e.g. certifying health centres and hospitals to register babies at birth and enlisting health-workers for registering those born at home.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 30000000 0 0 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 25000000 -25000000 0 25000000 -25000000 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-52120085-5212008502 Sweden UNICEF has applied for funding of SEK 49.4 million for support for its country program regarding the thematic areas of Child Protection and Social Inclusion between 2016 and 2018. The components and results of the proposed intervention have a strong equality and rights-based focus, with Social Inclusion 'As an overall theme as well as integrated with Children's Protection, HIV and Aids, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and Education. The intervention is in line with Swedish priorities, which aim to strengthen children's rights as part of social inclusion and poverty reduction. Sida's human rights perspective places children at the heart of the development agenda. The social inclusion area will define strategies for strengthening resilience, especially in vulnerable areas that are particularly vulnerable to extreme climate such as drought. There is an urgent need to work with preventive interventions to protect children from suffering. The proposed interventions shall ensure that: (a) age and gender-based child protection services are available in the selected areas; and (b) communities and families in the selected areas have knowledge and skills to protect children. The two main output targets address as well access as the demand for child protection. Strengthening the national case management system is the focus of the overall component, and the proposed interventions are consistent with and strengthening the National Action Plan on Violence Against Children in Zimbabwe. The contribution of SEK 49 million will be thematic support for UNICEF's country program between 2016 and 2018. 400,000 SEK is allocated for evaluation and follow-up. DFID and Swiss Development Cooperation will simultaneously support the Harmonized Cash Transfer (HCT), which is a major component in reducing vulnerability. UNICEF har ansökt om finansiering på 49,4 miljoner kronor för stöd till sitt landprogram avseende de tematiska områdena Barns Skydd och Socialt Inkluderande mellan 2016 och 2018. Den föreslagna interventionens komponenter och uppsatta resultat har ett starkt jämlikhets- och rättighetsbaserat fokus, med ’Socialt Inkluderande’ både som övergripande tema och som integrerat med Barns Skydd, HIV och Aids, Vatten, Sanitet och Hygien samt Utbildning. Interventionen är i linje med svenska prioriteringar, vilka syftar till att stärka barns rättigheter som en del av socialt inkluderande och fattigdomsbekämpning. Sidas mänskliga rättigheters-perspektiv placerar barn i centrum för utvecklingsagendan. Resultatområdet för socialt inkluderande ska definiera strategier för att stärka resiliens, speciellt i sårbara områden som är särskilt utsatta för extremt klimat så som torka. Det finns ett brådskande behov av att arbeta med förebyggande interventioner för att skydda barn från att drabbas. De föreslagna interventionerna ska säkerställa att a) ålders- och könsanpassad service för barns skydd finns tillgänglig i de utvalda områdena, och att b) samhällen och familjer i de utvalda områdena har kunskap och färdigheter för att skydda barn. De två huvudsakliga output-målen adresserar så väl tillgång som efterfrågan av barns skydd. Att stärka det nationella ärendehanteringssystemet ligger i fokus i den övergripande komponenten och de föreslagna interventionerna är förenliga med och stärker den nationella åtgärdsplanen kring våld mot barn i Zimbabwe. Bidraget på 49 miljoner SEK ska vara tematiskt stöd till UNICEF:s landprogram mellan 2016 och 2018. 400 000 SEK avsätts för utvärdering och uppföljning. DFID och Swiss Development Cooperation kommer samtidigt att bidra med stöd till det harmoniserade kontantöverföringsprogrammet (harmonised cash transfers, HCT), vilket utgör en stor del i att minska utsatthet. The Child Protection Fund (CPF) II’s goal is to realize the basic rights of the most vulnerable children in Zimbabwe through provision of critical child protection interventions within a child- and HIV-sensitive social protection framework. It builds on the 2011-2016 CPF to the National Action Plan for Vulnerable Children (NAP II) and adopts a multi-dimensional approach to child vulnerability which simultaneously addresses household poverty, gender disparities, disability, HIV and risk of violence, exploitation and abuse. Through a theory of change developed for CPF II, the programme aims to ensure that “children, families and communities access improved preventive and responsive child protection services reinforced by household and community economic resilience in targeted areas.” The CPF II outcomes are: 1)    increased availability and accessibility of age/gender-appropriate, affordable, and well-coordinated Child Protection services in targeted areas; 2)    families and communities in targeted areas have information, knowledge and skills on violence against children and how to protect children; 3)    improved evidence-based policies and legislative instruments to address violence against children implemented and reinforced by institutional capacity; 4)    Harmonised Social Cash Transfer (HSCT) beneficiary households have improved economic capacity to protect children from practices that expose them to violence, abuse and exploitation. Taking lessons from CPF I, CPF II has a stronger focus on violence reduction/prevention, information management, sustainability of the HSCT programme and governance structures and capacity. An increasing body of evidence about violence against children in Zimbabwe shows that violence is widespread and cuts across age, gender, and socio-economic status. These programme is in direct response to challenges faced by children in Zimbabwe around service provision, child protection and the law. The range and reach of services remain inadequate due to low staff capacity, concentration in urban areas, inadequate funding, weak referral pathways and use of tracking data, inadequate community knowledge and low confidence in systems. The effects of these barriers include less than 40 per cent of children that experienced sexual violence knowing where to get professional help. Only 2.4 per cent of female victims of sexual abuse access professional help and birth registration has stagnated. Constitutional provisions prohibiting marriage of persons under 18 years are yet to be operationalised.  Lack of birth certificates limits children’s access to justice. National Case Management (NCM) workers interviewed endorse a system-based solution to birth registration – e.g. certifying health centres and hospitals to register babies at birth and enlisting health-workers for registering those born at home.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KIT Health & Education Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 167489 0 0 167489 0 0 0 0 167489 KIT Health & Education 167488.65 KIT Health & Education Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved conditions for democratic governance, reducing corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased capacity of civil society and independent media to carry out their democratic and investigative functions Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52120085-5212008503 Sweden UNICEF has applied for funding of SEK 49.4 million for support for its country program regarding the thematic areas of Child Protection and Social Inclusion between 2016 and 2018. The components and results of the proposed intervention have a strong equality and rights-based focus, with Social Inclusion 'As an overall theme as well as integrated with Children's Protection, HIV and Aids, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and Education. The intervention is in line with Swedish priorities, which aim to strengthen children's rights as part of social inclusion and poverty reduction. Sida's human rights perspective places children at the heart of the development agenda. The social inclusion area will define strategies for strengthening resilience, especially in vulnerable areas that are particularly vulnerable to extreme climate such as drought. There is an urgent need to work with preventive interventions to protect children from suffering. The proposed interventions shall ensure that: (a) age and gender-based child protection services are available in the selected areas; and (b) communities and families in the selected areas have knowledge and skills to protect children. The two main output targets address as well access as the demand for child protection. Strengthening the national case management system is the focus of the overall component, and the proposed interventions are consistent with and strengthening the National Action Plan on Violence Against Children in Zimbabwe. The contribution of SEK 49 million will be thematic support for UNICEF's country program between 2016 and 2018. 400,000 SEK is allocated for evaluation and follow-up. DFID and Swiss Development Cooperation will simultaneously support the Harmonized Cash Transfer (HCT), which is a major component in reducing vulnerability. UNICEF har ansökt om finansiering på 49,4 miljoner kronor för stöd till sitt landprogram avseende de tematiska områdena Barns Skydd och Socialt Inkluderande mellan 2016 och 2018. Den föreslagna interventionens komponenter och uppsatta resultat har ett starkt jämlikhets- och rättighetsbaserat fokus, med ’Socialt Inkluderande’ både som övergripande tema och som integrerat med Barns Skydd, HIV och Aids, Vatten, Sanitet och Hygien samt Utbildning. Interventionen är i linje med svenska prioriteringar, vilka syftar till att stärka barns rättigheter som en del av socialt inkluderande och fattigdomsbekämpning. Sidas mänskliga rättigheters-perspektiv placerar barn i centrum för utvecklingsagendan. Resultatområdet för socialt inkluderande ska definiera strategier för att stärka resiliens, speciellt i sårbara områden som är särskilt utsatta för extremt klimat så som torka. Det finns ett brådskande behov av att arbeta med förebyggande interventioner för att skydda barn från att drabbas. De föreslagna interventionerna ska säkerställa att a) ålders- och könsanpassad service för barns skydd finns tillgänglig i de utvalda områdena, och att b) samhällen och familjer i de utvalda områdena har kunskap och färdigheter för att skydda barn. De två huvudsakliga output-målen adresserar så väl tillgång som efterfrågan av barns skydd. Att stärka det nationella ärendehanteringssystemet ligger i fokus i den övergripande komponenten och de föreslagna interventionerna är förenliga med och stärker den nationella åtgärdsplanen kring våld mot barn i Zimbabwe. Bidraget på 49 miljoner SEK ska vara tematiskt stöd till UNICEF:s landprogram mellan 2016 och 2018. 400 000 SEK avsätts för utvärdering och uppföljning. DFID och Swiss Development Cooperation kommer samtidigt att bidra med stöd till det harmoniserade kontantöverföringsprogrammet (harmonised cash transfers, HCT), vilket utgör en stor del i att minska utsatthet. The Child Protection Fund (CPF) II’s goal is to realize the basic rights of the most vulnerable children in Zimbabwe through provision of critical child protection interventions within a child- and HIV-sensitive social protection framework. It builds on the 2011-2016 CPF to the National Action Plan for Vulnerable Children (NAP II) and adopts a multi-dimensional approach to child vulnerability which simultaneously addresses household poverty, gender disparities, disability, HIV and risk of violence, exploitation and abuse. Through a theory of change developed for CPF II, the programme aims to ensure that “children, families and communities access improved preventive and responsive child protection services reinforced by household and community economic resilience in targeted areas.” The CPF II outcomes are: 1)    increased availability and accessibility of age/gender-appropriate, affordable, and well-coordinated Child Protection services in targeted areas; 2)    families and communities in targeted areas have information, knowledge and skills on violence against children and how to protect children; 3)    improved evidence-based policies and legislative instruments to address violence against children implemented and reinforced by institutional capacity; 4)    Harmonised Social Cash Transfer (HSCT) beneficiary households have improved economic capacity to protect children from practices that expose them to violence, abuse and exploitation. Taking lessons from CPF I, CPF II has a stronger focus on violence reduction/prevention, information management, sustainability of the HSCT programme and governance structures and capacity. An increasing body of evidence about violence against children in Zimbabwe shows that violence is widespread and cuts across age, gender, and socio-economic status. These programme is in direct response to challenges faced by children in Zimbabwe around service provision, child protection and the law. The range and reach of services remain inadequate due to low staff capacity, concentration in urban areas, inadequate funding, weak referral pathways and use of tracking data, inadequate community knowledge and low confidence in systems. The effects of these barriers include less than 40 per cent of children that experienced sexual violence knowing where to get professional help. Only 2.4 per cent of female victims of sexual abuse access professional help and birth registration has stagnated. Constitutional provisions prohibiting marriage of persons under 18 years are yet to be operationalised.  Lack of birth certificates limits children’s access to justice. National Case Management (NCM) workers interviewed endorse a system-based solution to birth registration – e.g. certifying health centres and hospitals to register babies at birth and enlisting health-workers for registering those born at home.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 39000000 20000000 19000000 39000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 19000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved conditions for democratic governance, reducing corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased capacity of civil society and independent media to carry out their democratic and investigative functions Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52130043 Sweden Core support to Geneva Call, a neutral and impartial NGO dedicated to promoting respect by armed non-State actors for international humanitarian law (IHL). In adddition to strengthening IHL in general, GC focuses on the ban on the use of anti-personnel mines, protecting children in armed conflict (especially preventing the recruitment of children in hostilities) as well as the prohibition against sexual violence in conflict. Geneva Call är en internationell NGO som är specialiserad på dialog med icke-statliga väpnade aktörer (Armed Non-State Actors - ANSAs) med målet att öka deras respekt för internationella normer och principer, särskilt vad gäller skydd av civila i väpnad konflikt. Organisationens viktigaste verktyg för engagemang med ANSAs är så kallade Deeds of Commitment, som möjliggör för dessa grupper att formellt ansluta sig till specifika humanitära normer, inklusive: Totalförbud mot truppminor och att samarbeta i minröjning; Skydd av barn från konsekvenserna av väpnad konflikt, och; Förbud mot sexuellt våld i väpnad konflikt och att undanröja könsdiskriminering. Utöver dessa tre huvudprinciper utbildar Geneva Call ickestatliga väpnade aktörer i internationell humanitär rätt i bredare termer. I organisationens nuvarande strategiska plan för perioden 2017-2019 ingår också att stärka engagemanget kring ett antal ytterligare normer och principer, som till exempel skydd från tvångsförflyttningar och skydd av skolor och universitet från att användas som militära mål och medel. Sida har gett kärnstöd till Geneva Call sedan 2008. Det första stödet 2008-2010 var på totalt 7,5 MSEK och finansierades genom anslaget för humanitära insatser och konflikthantering. Kärnstödet förnyades med 7,5 SEK för perioden 2011-2013 inom anlaget för globala insatser. 2014 förnyades kärnstödet till Geneva Call med 18 miljoner kr för perioden 2014-2016, inom Resultatstrategin för globala insatser för mänsklig säkerhet 2014-2017. Samarbetet bedöms vara strategiskt och effektivt. Geneva Call har ett unikt mandat och fyller en viktigt funktion för skydd av civila i väpnade konflikter. Organisationen har genomfört planerade aktiviteter på ett effektivt sätt och har nått uppsatta mål och resultat i mycket osäkra och svårarbetade miljöer. Sida gör bedömningen att stödet är fortsatt relevant i relation till Resultatstrategin för globala insatser för mänsklig säkerhet (2014-2017). Geneva Call is a neutral and impartial organisation dedicated to promoting respect by armed non-state actors (ANSAs) for international humanitarian norms in armed conflict and other situations of violence, in particular those related to the protection of civilians. The overall intended outcome of Geneva Call's engagements with ANSAs is improved respect for humanitarian norms in armed conflict, with the ultimate goal of a better protection for civilian populations. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security During the contribution period Geneva Call’s operations has showed progress in the conflict contexts where they are active. Geneva Call has engaged Armed Non-State Actors (ANSAs) in 25 countries, of which 18 were engaged for the first time. The engagement has lead to ANSAs taking actions to improve their respect for humanitarian norms. These actions not only included changing their policies or signing Deeds of Commitment with Geneva Call, but also taking concrete measures such as releasing children from their ranks, opening up new areas to humanitarian mine action, destroying stockpiles of anti-personnel mines, disseminating internal rules to their soldiers and training them to abide by humanitarian norms in the conduct of hostilities. Most armed conflicts today are non-international and involve ANSAs, either fighting government forces or other ANSAs. Many violations of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) are committed by ANSAs. Yet, there is little systematic engagement with them to enhance the respect for international norms. The state-centric nature of the international law poses further challenges as it is predominantly focused on states and ANSAs cannot become parties to relevant international treaties. During the contribution period Geneva Call initiated a humanitarian dialogue on the key rules of IHL with a number of ANSAs in countries such as DRC, Libya, Mali, South Sudan, Syria, Afghanistan, Ukraine, Yemen and Iraq. The interaction takes place in different levels, such as awareness raising, increase of knowledge on IHL and humanitarian norms, policy change, etc. Sexual violence and rape in particular, are pervasive in many armed conflicts. Activities promoting gender equality and condemning sexual violence were undertaken in different contexts. ANSAs engaged with Geneva Call participated in awareness-raising and training sessions on gender issues and strengthened their capacities and internal rules and regulations, namely in Myanmar, Colombia, the DRC, Iran, Lebanon, the Philippines, Sudan, Syria, and Turkey. In 2018 a humanitarian dialogue on gender was initiated with 2 additional ANSAs in Syria. Specific attention was also paid to the inclusion of women in decision-making and especially in the peacebuilding process. Women’s participation and representation in peace talks has been an important element addressed and promoted by the operations’ teams in different contexts such as: Colombia, Yemen, Lebanon, Ukraine, etc. In the recent years, it has become increasingly common for medical personnel and facilities to come under attack. With the support of legal experts and practitioners, Geneva Call has developed a Deed of Commitment on protecting health care in armed conflict. This tool help engage ANSAs to: i) ensure access for affected populations to essential health care facilities, goods and services; and ii) facilitate the provision of health care by impartial humanitarian organisations. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52130043-5213004301 Sweden Core support to Geneva Call, a neutral and impartial NGO dedicated to promoting respect by armed non-State actors for international humanitarian law (IHL). In adddition to strengthening IHL in general, GC focuses on the ban on the use of anti-personnel mines, protecting children in armed conflict (especially preventing the recruitment of children in hostilities) as well as the prohibition against sexual violence in conflict. Geneva Call är en internationell NGO som är specialiserad på dialog med icke-statliga väpnade aktörer (Armed Non-State Actors - ANSAs) med målet att öka deras respekt för internationella normer och principer, särskilt vad gäller skydd av civila i väpnad konflikt. Organisationens viktigaste verktyg för engagemang med ANSAs är så kallade Deeds of Commitment, som möjliggör för dessa grupper att formellt ansluta sig till specifika humanitära normer, inklusive: Totalförbud mot truppminor och att samarbeta i minröjning; Skydd av barn från konsekvenserna av väpnad konflikt, och; Förbud mot sexuellt våld i väpnad konflikt och att undanröja könsdiskriminering. Utöver dessa tre huvudprinciper utbildar Geneva Call ickestatliga väpnade aktörer i internationell humanitär rätt i bredare termer. I organisationens nuvarande strategiska plan för perioden 2017-2019 ingår också att stärka engagemanget kring ett antal ytterligare normer och principer, som till exempel skydd från tvångsförflyttningar och skydd av skolor och universitet från att användas som militära mål och medel. Sida har gett kärnstöd till Geneva Call sedan 2008. Det första stödet 2008-2010 var på totalt 7,5 MSEK och finansierades genom anslaget för humanitära insatser och konflikthantering. Kärnstödet förnyades med 7,5 SEK för perioden 2011-2013 inom anlaget för globala insatser. 2014 förnyades kärnstödet till Geneva Call med 18 miljoner kr för perioden 2014-2016, inom Resultatstrategin för globala insatser för mänsklig säkerhet 2014-2017. Samarbetet bedöms vara strategiskt och effektivt. Geneva Call har ett unikt mandat och fyller en viktigt funktion för skydd av civila i väpnade konflikter. Organisationen har genomfört planerade aktiviteter på ett effektivt sätt och har nått uppsatta mål och resultat i mycket osäkra och svårarbetade miljöer. Sida gör bedömningen att stödet är fortsatt relevant i relation till Resultatstrategin för globala insatser för mänsklig säkerhet (2014-2017). Geneva Call is a neutral and impartial organisation dedicated to promoting respect by armed non-state actors (ANSAs) for international humanitarian norms in armed conflict and other situations of violence, in particular those related to the protection of civilians. The overall intended outcome of Geneva Call's engagements with ANSAs is improved respect for humanitarian norms in armed conflict, with the ultimate goal of a better protection for civilian populations. Sweden Geneva Call Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Geneva Call 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 7000000 -7000000 7000000 0 7000000 -7000000 -7000000 10000000 Geneva Call 10000000 Geneva Call SE-0-SE-6-52130043-5213004302 Sweden Core support to Geneva Call, a neutral and impartial NGO dedicated to promoting respect by armed non-State actors for international humanitarian law (IHL). In adddition to strengthening IHL in general, GC focuses on the ban on the use of anti-personnel mines, protecting children in armed conflict (especially preventing the recruitment of children in hostilities) as well as the prohibition against sexual violence in conflict. Geneva Call är en internationell NGO som är specialiserad på dialog med icke-statliga väpnade aktörer (Armed Non-State Actors - ANSAs) med målet att öka deras respekt för internationella normer och principer, särskilt vad gäller skydd av civila i väpnad konflikt. Organisationens viktigaste verktyg för engagemang med ANSAs är så kallade Deeds of Commitment, som möjliggör för dessa grupper att formellt ansluta sig till specifika humanitära normer, inklusive: Totalförbud mot truppminor och att samarbeta i minröjning; Skydd av barn från konsekvenserna av väpnad konflikt, och; Förbud mot sexuellt våld i väpnad konflikt och att undanröja könsdiskriminering. Utöver dessa tre huvudprinciper utbildar Geneva Call ickestatliga väpnade aktörer i internationell humanitär rätt i bredare termer. I organisationens nuvarande strategiska plan för perioden 2017-2019 ingår också att stärka engagemanget kring ett antal ytterligare normer och principer, som till exempel skydd från tvångsförflyttningar och skydd av skolor och universitet från att användas som militära mål och medel. Sida har gett kärnstöd till Geneva Call sedan 2008. Det första stödet 2008-2010 var på totalt 7,5 MSEK och finansierades genom anslaget för humanitära insatser och konflikthantering. Kärnstödet förnyades med 7,5 SEK för perioden 2011-2013 inom anlaget för globala insatser. 2014 förnyades kärnstödet till Geneva Call med 18 miljoner kr för perioden 2014-2016, inom Resultatstrategin för globala insatser för mänsklig säkerhet 2014-2017. Samarbetet bedöms vara strategiskt och effektivt. Geneva Call har ett unikt mandat och fyller en viktigt funktion för skydd av civila i väpnade konflikter. Organisationen har genomfört planerade aktiviteter på ett effektivt sätt och har nått uppsatta mål och resultat i mycket osäkra och svårarbetade miljöer. Sida gör bedömningen att stödet är fortsatt relevant i relation till Resultatstrategin för globala insatser för mänsklig säkerhet (2014-2017). Geneva Call is a neutral and impartial organisation dedicated to promoting respect by armed non-state actors (ANSAs) for international humanitarian norms in armed conflict and other situations of violence, in particular those related to the protection of civilians. The overall intended outcome of Geneva Call's engagements with ANSAs is improved respect for humanitarian norms in armed conflict, with the ultimate goal of a better protection for civilian populations. Sweden Geneva Call Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Geneva Call 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10500000 10500000 5000000 0 0 0 0 5500000 0 5500000 5000000 21000000 Geneva Call 5000000 Geneva Call 5500000 Geneva Call 5500000 Geneva Call 5000000 Geneva Call Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to promote human security in fragile and conflict-affected states, particularly women’s and children’s security Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Reduced threat from mines, cluster munitions and other explosive remnants of war Minskat hot från minor, klusterammunition och andra explosiva lämningar av krig Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52130043-5213004303 Sweden Core support to Geneva Call, a neutral and impartial NGO dedicated to promoting respect by armed non-State actors for international humanitarian law (IHL). In adddition to strengthening IHL in general, GC focuses on the ban on the use of anti-personnel mines, protecting children in armed conflict (especially preventing the recruitment of children in hostilities) as well as the prohibition against sexual violence in conflict. Geneva Call är en internationell NGO som är specialiserad på dialog med icke-statliga väpnade aktörer (Armed Non-State Actors - ANSAs) med målet att öka deras respekt för internationella normer och principer, särskilt vad gäller skydd av civila i väpnad konflikt. Organisationens viktigaste verktyg för engagemang med ANSAs är så kallade Deeds of Commitment, som möjliggör för dessa grupper att formellt ansluta sig till specifika humanitära normer, inklusive: Totalförbud mot truppminor och att samarbeta i minröjning; Skydd av barn från konsekvenserna av väpnad konflikt, och; Förbud mot sexuellt våld i väpnad konflikt och att undanröja könsdiskriminering. Utöver dessa tre huvudprinciper utbildar Geneva Call ickestatliga väpnade aktörer i internationell humanitär rätt i bredare termer. I organisationens nuvarande strategiska plan för perioden 2017-2019 ingår också att stärka engagemanget kring ett antal ytterligare normer och principer, som till exempel skydd från tvångsförflyttningar och skydd av skolor och universitet från att användas som militära mål och medel. Sida har gett kärnstöd till Geneva Call sedan 2008. Det första stödet 2008-2010 var på totalt 7,5 MSEK och finansierades genom anslaget för humanitära insatser och konflikthantering. Kärnstödet förnyades med 7,5 SEK för perioden 2011-2013 inom anlaget för globala insatser. 2014 förnyades kärnstödet till Geneva Call med 18 miljoner kr för perioden 2014-2016, inom Resultatstrategin för globala insatser för mänsklig säkerhet 2014-2017. Samarbetet bedöms vara strategiskt och effektivt. Geneva Call har ett unikt mandat och fyller en viktigt funktion för skydd av civila i väpnade konflikter. Organisationen har genomfört planerade aktiviteter på ett effektivt sätt och har nått uppsatta mål och resultat i mycket osäkra och svårarbetade miljöer. Sida gör bedömningen att stödet är fortsatt relevant i relation till Resultatstrategin för globala insatser för mänsklig säkerhet (2014-2017). Geneva Call is a neutral and impartial organisation dedicated to promoting respect by armed non-state actors (ANSAs) for international humanitarian norms in armed conflict and other situations of violence, in particular those related to the protection of civilians. The overall intended outcome of Geneva Call's engagements with ANSAs is improved respect for humanitarian norms in armed conflict, with the ultimate goal of a better protection for civilian populations. Sweden Geneva Call Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 147519 0 147519 0 147519 Ernst & Young 147519 Ernst & Young Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to prevent armed conflict and support inclusive peacebuilding and statebuilding processes Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52170011 Sweden Exit support to icddr,b 2017-2018. During the exit phase Sweden will provide SEK 21 400 000 over the period 2017 - 2019 to support icddr,b in the implementation of the Strategic Plan 2015 - 2018. Sweden has been providing research and core support to icddr,b since 1981 with the aim to ensure that research in health addressed key policy issues for health system in Bangladesh, and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and influenced policy decisions. This objective remains at the core of the Swedish funding during the suggested agreement phase. Core support is suggested as the continued financing modality and it is also suggested to phase out the core support during the 2-year agreement period 2017-2019. Research funding from Sida HQ will continue through an specific agreement for the period 2016-2020 on the amount of MSEK 30,5. icddr,b has demonstrated the ability to control its own development and preparedness to invest core funds particularly in neglected areas in order to build future capacity. In the coming three years, ambitious efforts are planned to strengthen the capacity of icddr,b with improved monitoring, evaluation and reporting structures and processes as key targets. Achievements in the strategic objectives will be assessed against icddr,b´s framework for results that will track output and outcome indicators to monitor progress. Fiduciary risks have been assessed as high but the internal systems related to financial management have been strengthened during the last years and icddr,b has made rapid progress towards reducing these risks. Through its participation in the Core Donor Group, Sweden together with Canada (Global Affairs) and the United Kingdom (Department for International Development - DfID) will ensure that the risks in the programme are carefully monitored and managed. An external evaluation will be conducted at the end of the agreement to assess the overall success of the programme. The budget for the evaluation has been allocated and is earmarked in the contribution budget. Center for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) har inkommit med en ansökan om fortsatt organisationsstöd till genomförandet av organisationens strategiska plan 2015-2018. Under perioden december 2017 - december 2019 kommer Sverige att bidra med ett utfasningsstöd på SEK 21 400 000 för att stödja icddr,b i genomförandet av deras strategiska plan. 400 000 SEK kommer att öronmärkas för en extern utvärdering vid slutet av programmet och 1 000 000 SEK kommer att öronmärkas för specifik myndighetssamverkan med Patentverket. icddr,b är ett internationellt forskningsinstitut inom global hälsa med säte i Bangladesh. Institutet har som mål att hitta lösningar på folkhälsoproblem med ett primärt fokus på utsatta kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar som lever i fattigdom. Sverige har gett stöd till icddr,b sedan 1981, både i form av forskningsstöd och av institutionsstöd. Ambassaden ingår i en givargrupp som består av Canada (Global Affairs), United Kingdom (DfID) och Sverige som tillsammans ger återkoppling till icddr,b om deras verksamhet. Uppföljning och rapportering görs årligen, och givargruppen turas om att finansiera externa rapporter för utvärdering och uppföljning av icddr,b´s kontroll och riskhanteringssystem. Den föreslagna insatsens mål är att genom institutionellt stöd skapa möjligheter för icddr,b att implementera den strategiska planen. Planen för 2015-2018 har fokus på följande 6 strategiska mål: -Implementering av forskningsstrategin inom folkhälsa -Öka synligheten och effekten av forskningsbevis -Investering i icddr,b´s forskningsplattformar -Investering i kunskap och kompetens -Förbättra organisationens effektivitet and kostnads-effektivitet -Säkerställa finansiell hållbarhet Den totala budgeten för icddr,b för 2017 – 2019 är ca 520 000 000 SEK. Ambassaden avser att stödja implementeringen av den strategiska planen med ett belopp på 20 400 000 SEK.Ambassadens bedömning är att insatsen är relevant i relation till Sveriges resultatstrategi för utvecklingssamarbetet med Bangladesh 2014 - 2020, delresultat 4 om grundläggande hälsa. English Summary: During the exit phase Sweden will provide SEK 21 400 000 over the period 2017 - 2019 to support icddr,b in the implementation of the Strategic Plan 2015 - 2018. Sweden has been providing research and core support to icddr,b since 1981 with the aim to ensure that research in health addressed key policy issues for health system in Bangladesh, and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and influenced policy decisions. This objective remains at the core of the Swedish funding during the suggested agreement phase. Core support is suggested as the continued financing modality and it is also suggested to phase out the core support during the 2-year agreement period 2017-2019. Research funding from Sida HQ will continue through an specific agreement for the period 2016-2020 on the amount of MSEK 30,5. icddr,b has demonstrated the ability to control its own development and preparedness to invest core funds particularly in neglected areas in order to build future capacity. In the coming three years, ambitious efforts are planned to strengthen the capacity of icddr,b with improved monitoring, evaluation and reporting structures and processes as key targets. Achievements in the strategic objectives will be assessed against icddr,b´s framework for results that will track output and outcome indicators to monitor progress. Fiduciary risks have been assessed as high but the internal systems related to financial management have been strengthened during the last years and icddr,b has made rapid progress towards reducing these risks. Through its participation in the Core Donor Group, Sweden together with Canada (Global Affairs) and the United Kingdom (Department for International Development - DfID) will ensure that the risks in the programme are carefully monitored and managed. An external evaluation will be conducted at the end of the agreement to assess the overall success of the programme. The budget for the evaluation has been allocated and is earmarked in the contribution budget. This support focuses on strengthening the institutional capacity of icddr,b to implement the Strategic Plan 2015 - 2018 that focuses on six goals: Goal 1: Implement a focused research strategy. Goal 2: Increase the visibility of and impact of icddr,b´s research evidence. Goal 3: Invest in research platforms. Goal 4: Invest in people. Goal 5: Improve organizational efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Goal 6: Ensure financial sustainability. Sweden has been providing research and core support to icddr,b since 1981 with the aim to ensure that research in health addressed key policy issues for health system in Bangladesh, and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and influenced policy decisions. This objective remained at the core of the Swedish funding during the phase out agreement phase. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Medical research Health, General The activity period for the phase out core support to icddr,b ended 31 July 2019. During the 2019 the capacity building support by PRV was implemented as well as the development of a ToR for the evaluation. During 2020 the final evaluation was performed. Some figures to illustrate icddr,b activities 2019. During the year icddr,b had:- 387 scientific staff and 3 894 non-scientific staff. - 283 551 patients (46 % female) were treated in two hospitals and one treatment centre.- 803 attendees of icddr,b training courses- 119 new grants - 92 national collaborations- 426 original papers published- 394 ongoing projects - 193 international collaborations - 33,121 citations from 2015-2018icddr,b also continues work protecting the health of forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals in Bangladesh. 2020 is the 60th anniversary of the founding of icddr,b, initially known as the Cholera Research Laboratory. The annual report states that the coronavirus pandemic has reinforced the need for constant vigilance against infectious diseases. The share of total core funding to icddr,b of budget 2019 was 11.3 %, of which the Sida core funding was 13.2 %. The Sida core funding out of icddr,b total budget was 1.5 %. The Swedish Intellectual Property Office (PRV) had project support 2019-2020 to strengthen the capacity of icddr,b in the area of intellectual property (IP). PRV implemented a project in agreement with the embassy during 2019-2020. The project included awareness raising, needs assessment, workshops, seminars and development of small projects and a policy for IP. PRV’s role has been as facilitator. It was of importance that the management of icddr,b owned the process and participated in trainings. The project achieved expected results. For the first time in icddr,b, one application for patent registration and one for copyright registration have been filed, and three patent applications are in the pipeline. Cost for the PRV project were a bit lower, 89 % of budget, due to that no study visit to Sweden was done. See also Conclusion of Performance 2019-08-18 for more detailed reporting of results.     No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52170011-5217001101 Sweden Exit support to icddr,b 2017-2018. During the exit phase Sweden will provide SEK 21 400 000 over the period 2017 - 2019 to support icddr,b in the implementation of the Strategic Plan 2015 - 2018. Sweden has been providing research and core support to icddr,b since 1981 with the aim to ensure that research in health addressed key policy issues for health system in Bangladesh, and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and influenced policy decisions. This objective remains at the core of the Swedish funding during the suggested agreement phase. Core support is suggested as the continued financing modality and it is also suggested to phase out the core support during the 2-year agreement period 2017-2019. Research funding from Sida HQ will continue through an specific agreement for the period 2016-2020 on the amount of MSEK 30,5. icddr,b has demonstrated the ability to control its own development and preparedness to invest core funds particularly in neglected areas in order to build future capacity. In the coming three years, ambitious efforts are planned to strengthen the capacity of icddr,b with improved monitoring, evaluation and reporting structures and processes as key targets. Achievements in the strategic objectives will be assessed against icddr,b´s framework for results that will track output and outcome indicators to monitor progress. Fiduciary risks have been assessed as high but the internal systems related to financial management have been strengthened during the last years and icddr,b has made rapid progress towards reducing these risks. Through its participation in the Core Donor Group, Sweden together with Canada (Global Affairs) and the United Kingdom (Department for International Development - DfID) will ensure that the risks in the programme are carefully monitored and managed. An external evaluation will be conducted at the end of the agreement to assess the overall success of the programme. The budget for the evaluation has been allocated and is earmarked in the contribution budget. Center for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) har inkommit med en ansökan om fortsatt organisationsstöd till genomförandet av organisationens strategiska plan 2015-2018. Under perioden december 2017 - december 2019 kommer Sverige att bidra med ett utfasningsstöd på SEK 21 400 000 för att stödja icddr,b i genomförandet av deras strategiska plan. 400 000 SEK kommer att öronmärkas för en extern utvärdering vid slutet av programmet och 1 000 000 SEK kommer att öronmärkas för specifik myndighetssamverkan med Patentverket. icddr,b är ett internationellt forskningsinstitut inom global hälsa med säte i Bangladesh. Institutet har som mål att hitta lösningar på folkhälsoproblem med ett primärt fokus på utsatta kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar som lever i fattigdom. Sverige har gett stöd till icddr,b sedan 1981, både i form av forskningsstöd och av institutionsstöd. Ambassaden ingår i en givargrupp som består av Canada (Global Affairs), United Kingdom (DfID) och Sverige som tillsammans ger återkoppling till icddr,b om deras verksamhet. Uppföljning och rapportering görs årligen, och givargruppen turas om att finansiera externa rapporter för utvärdering och uppföljning av icddr,b´s kontroll och riskhanteringssystem. Den föreslagna insatsens mål är att genom institutionellt stöd skapa möjligheter för icddr,b att implementera den strategiska planen. Planen för 2015-2018 har fokus på följande 6 strategiska mål: -Implementering av forskningsstrategin inom folkhälsa -Öka synligheten och effekten av forskningsbevis -Investering i icddr,b´s forskningsplattformar -Investering i kunskap och kompetens -Förbättra organisationens effektivitet and kostnads-effektivitet -Säkerställa finansiell hållbarhet Den totala budgeten för icddr,b för 2017 – 2019 är ca 520 000 000 SEK. Ambassaden avser att stödja implementeringen av den strategiska planen med ett belopp på 20 400 000 SEK.Ambassadens bedömning är att insatsen är relevant i relation till Sveriges resultatstrategi för utvecklingssamarbetet med Bangladesh 2014 - 2020, delresultat 4 om grundläggande hälsa. English Summary: During the exit phase Sweden will provide SEK 21 400 000 over the period 2017 - 2019 to support icddr,b in the implementation of the Strategic Plan 2015 - 2018. Sweden has been providing research and core support to icddr,b since 1981 with the aim to ensure that research in health addressed key policy issues for health system in Bangladesh, and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and influenced policy decisions. This objective remains at the core of the Swedish funding during the suggested agreement phase. Core support is suggested as the continued financing modality and it is also suggested to phase out the core support during the 2-year agreement period 2017-2019. Research funding from Sida HQ will continue through an specific agreement for the period 2016-2020 on the amount of MSEK 30,5. icddr,b has demonstrated the ability to control its own development and preparedness to invest core funds particularly in neglected areas in order to build future capacity. In the coming three years, ambitious efforts are planned to strengthen the capacity of icddr,b with improved monitoring, evaluation and reporting structures and processes as key targets. Achievements in the strategic objectives will be assessed against icddr,b´s framework for results that will track output and outcome indicators to monitor progress. Fiduciary risks have been assessed as high but the internal systems related to financial management have been strengthened during the last years and icddr,b has made rapid progress towards reducing these risks. Through its participation in the Core Donor Group, Sweden together with Canada (Global Affairs) and the United Kingdom (Department for International Development - DfID) will ensure that the risks in the programme are carefully monitored and managed. An external evaluation will be conducted at the end of the agreement to assess the overall success of the programme. The budget for the evaluation has been allocated and is earmarked in the contribution budget. This support focuses on strengthening the institutional capacity of icddr,b to implement the Strategic Plan 2015 - 2018 that focuses on six goals: Goal 1: Implement a focused research strategy. Goal 2: Increase the visibility of and impact of icddr,b´s research evidence. Goal 3: Invest in research platforms. Goal 4: Invest in people. Goal 5: Improve organizational efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Goal 6: Ensure financial sustainability. Sweden has been providing research and core support to icddr,b since 1981 with the aim to ensure that research in health addressed key policy issues for health system in Bangladesh, and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and influenced policy decisions. This objective remained at the core of the Swedish funding during the phase out agreement phase. Sweden ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 -10000000 -10000000 10000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 -10000000 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 -8000000 0 8000000 10000000 20000000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 10000000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 10000000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Reduced mortality in children under the age of 5 Minskad dödlighet bland barn under 5 år Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta More women with access to good maternal health care Fler kvinnor har tillgång till god mödrahälsovård Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta More people with access to sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökat antal människor har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Better access to sustainable and resilient community water, sanitation and hygiene services Bättre tillgång till hållbara och motståndskraftiga samhällstjänster för vatten, sanitet och hygien Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52170011-5217001102 Sweden Exit support to icddr,b 2017-2018. During the exit phase Sweden will provide SEK 21 400 000 over the period 2017 - 2019 to support icddr,b in the implementation of the Strategic Plan 2015 - 2018. Sweden has been providing research and core support to icddr,b since 1981 with the aim to ensure that research in health addressed key policy issues for health system in Bangladesh, and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and influenced policy decisions. This objective remains at the core of the Swedish funding during the suggested agreement phase. Core support is suggested as the continued financing modality and it is also suggested to phase out the core support during the 2-year agreement period 2017-2019. Research funding from Sida HQ will continue through an specific agreement for the period 2016-2020 on the amount of MSEK 30,5. icddr,b has demonstrated the ability to control its own development and preparedness to invest core funds particularly in neglected areas in order to build future capacity. In the coming three years, ambitious efforts are planned to strengthen the capacity of icddr,b with improved monitoring, evaluation and reporting structures and processes as key targets. Achievements in the strategic objectives will be assessed against icddr,b´s framework for results that will track output and outcome indicators to monitor progress. Fiduciary risks have been assessed as high but the internal systems related to financial management have been strengthened during the last years and icddr,b has made rapid progress towards reducing these risks. Through its participation in the Core Donor Group, Sweden together with Canada (Global Affairs) and the United Kingdom (Department for International Development - DfID) will ensure that the risks in the programme are carefully monitored and managed. An external evaluation will be conducted at the end of the agreement to assess the overall success of the programme. The budget for the evaluation has been allocated and is earmarked in the contribution budget. Center for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) har inkommit med en ansökan om fortsatt organisationsstöd till genomförandet av organisationens strategiska plan 2015-2018. Under perioden december 2017 - december 2019 kommer Sverige att bidra med ett utfasningsstöd på SEK 21 400 000 för att stödja icddr,b i genomförandet av deras strategiska plan. 400 000 SEK kommer att öronmärkas för en extern utvärdering vid slutet av programmet och 1 000 000 SEK kommer att öronmärkas för specifik myndighetssamverkan med Patentverket. icddr,b är ett internationellt forskningsinstitut inom global hälsa med säte i Bangladesh. Institutet har som mål att hitta lösningar på folkhälsoproblem med ett primärt fokus på utsatta kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar som lever i fattigdom. Sverige har gett stöd till icddr,b sedan 1981, både i form av forskningsstöd och av institutionsstöd. Ambassaden ingår i en givargrupp som består av Canada (Global Affairs), United Kingdom (DfID) och Sverige som tillsammans ger återkoppling till icddr,b om deras verksamhet. Uppföljning och rapportering görs årligen, och givargruppen turas om att finansiera externa rapporter för utvärdering och uppföljning av icddr,b´s kontroll och riskhanteringssystem. Den föreslagna insatsens mål är att genom institutionellt stöd skapa möjligheter för icddr,b att implementera den strategiska planen. Planen för 2015-2018 har fokus på följande 6 strategiska mål: -Implementering av forskningsstrategin inom folkhälsa -Öka synligheten och effekten av forskningsbevis -Investering i icddr,b´s forskningsplattformar -Investering i kunskap och kompetens -Förbättra organisationens effektivitet and kostnads-effektivitet -Säkerställa finansiell hållbarhet Den totala budgeten för icddr,b för 2017 – 2019 är ca 520 000 000 SEK. Ambassaden avser att stödja implementeringen av den strategiska planen med ett belopp på 20 400 000 SEK.Ambassadens bedömning är att insatsen är relevant i relation till Sveriges resultatstrategi för utvecklingssamarbetet med Bangladesh 2014 - 2020, delresultat 4 om grundläggande hälsa. English Summary: During the exit phase Sweden will provide SEK 21 400 000 over the period 2017 - 2019 to support icddr,b in the implementation of the Strategic Plan 2015 - 2018. Sweden has been providing research and core support to icddr,b since 1981 with the aim to ensure that research in health addressed key policy issues for health system in Bangladesh, and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and influenced policy decisions. This objective remains at the core of the Swedish funding during the suggested agreement phase. Core support is suggested as the continued financing modality and it is also suggested to phase out the core support during the 2-year agreement period 2017-2019. Research funding from Sida HQ will continue through an specific agreement for the period 2016-2020 on the amount of MSEK 30,5. icddr,b has demonstrated the ability to control its own development and preparedness to invest core funds particularly in neglected areas in order to build future capacity. In the coming three years, ambitious efforts are planned to strengthen the capacity of icddr,b with improved monitoring, evaluation and reporting structures and processes as key targets. Achievements in the strategic objectives will be assessed against icddr,b´s framework for results that will track output and outcome indicators to monitor progress. Fiduciary risks have been assessed as high but the internal systems related to financial management have been strengthened during the last years and icddr,b has made rapid progress towards reducing these risks. Through its participation in the Core Donor Group, Sweden together with Canada (Global Affairs) and the United Kingdom (Department for International Development - DfID) will ensure that the risks in the programme are carefully monitored and managed. An external evaluation will be conducted at the end of the agreement to assess the overall success of the programme. The budget for the evaluation has been allocated and is earmarked in the contribution budget. This support focuses on strengthening the institutional capacity of icddr,b to implement the Strategic Plan 2015 - 2018 that focuses on six goals: Goal 1: Implement a focused research strategy. Goal 2: Increase the visibility of and impact of icddr,b´s research evidence. Goal 3: Invest in research platforms. Goal 4: Invest in people. Goal 5: Improve organizational efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Goal 6: Ensure financial sustainability. Sweden has been providing research and core support to icddr,b since 1981 with the aim to ensure that research in health addressed key policy issues for health system in Bangladesh, and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and influenced policy decisions. This objective remained at the core of the Swedish funding during the phase out agreement phase. Sweden ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 608317 367621 0 87285 0 0 200000 0 0 0 0 235522 94378 0 0 254243 200000 0 0 -400000 0 285510 19000 -200000 0 0 400000 0 -200000 975938 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 285510 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 87285 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 235522 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 94378 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 254243 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 19000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Reduced mortality in children under the age of 5 Minskad dödlighet bland barn under 5 år Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta More women with access to good maternal health care Fler kvinnor har tillgång till god mödrahälsovård Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta More people with access to sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökat antal människor har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Better access to sustainable and resilient community water, sanitation and hygiene services Bättre tillgång till hållbara och motståndskraftiga samhällstjänster för vatten, sanitet och hygien Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52170011-5217001103 Sweden Exit support to icddr,b 2017-2018. During the exit phase Sweden will provide SEK 21 400 000 over the period 2017 - 2019 to support icddr,b in the implementation of the Strategic Plan 2015 - 2018. Sweden has been providing research and core support to icddr,b since 1981 with the aim to ensure that research in health addressed key policy issues for health system in Bangladesh, and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and influenced policy decisions. This objective remains at the core of the Swedish funding during the suggested agreement phase. Core support is suggested as the continued financing modality and it is also suggested to phase out the core support during the 2-year agreement period 2017-2019. Research funding from Sida HQ will continue through an specific agreement for the period 2016-2020 on the amount of MSEK 30,5. icddr,b has demonstrated the ability to control its own development and preparedness to invest core funds particularly in neglected areas in order to build future capacity. In the coming three years, ambitious efforts are planned to strengthen the capacity of icddr,b with improved monitoring, evaluation and reporting structures and processes as key targets. Achievements in the strategic objectives will be assessed against icddr,b´s framework for results that will track output and outcome indicators to monitor progress. Fiduciary risks have been assessed as high but the internal systems related to financial management have been strengthened during the last years and icddr,b has made rapid progress towards reducing these risks. Through its participation in the Core Donor Group, Sweden together with Canada (Global Affairs) and the United Kingdom (Department for International Development - DfID) will ensure that the risks in the programme are carefully monitored and managed. An external evaluation will be conducted at the end of the agreement to assess the overall success of the programme. The budget for the evaluation has been allocated and is earmarked in the contribution budget. Center for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) har inkommit med en ansökan om fortsatt organisationsstöd till genomförandet av organisationens strategiska plan 2015-2018. Under perioden december 2017 - december 2019 kommer Sverige att bidra med ett utfasningsstöd på SEK 21 400 000 för att stödja icddr,b i genomförandet av deras strategiska plan. 400 000 SEK kommer att öronmärkas för en extern utvärdering vid slutet av programmet och 1 000 000 SEK kommer att öronmärkas för specifik myndighetssamverkan med Patentverket. icddr,b är ett internationellt forskningsinstitut inom global hälsa med säte i Bangladesh. Institutet har som mål att hitta lösningar på folkhälsoproblem med ett primärt fokus på utsatta kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar som lever i fattigdom. Sverige har gett stöd till icddr,b sedan 1981, både i form av forskningsstöd och av institutionsstöd. Ambassaden ingår i en givargrupp som består av Canada (Global Affairs), United Kingdom (DfID) och Sverige som tillsammans ger återkoppling till icddr,b om deras verksamhet. Uppföljning och rapportering görs årligen, och givargruppen turas om att finansiera externa rapporter för utvärdering och uppföljning av icddr,b´s kontroll och riskhanteringssystem. Den föreslagna insatsens mål är att genom institutionellt stöd skapa möjligheter för icddr,b att implementera den strategiska planen. Planen för 2015-2018 har fokus på följande 6 strategiska mål: -Implementering av forskningsstrategin inom folkhälsa -Öka synligheten och effekten av forskningsbevis -Investering i icddr,b´s forskningsplattformar -Investering i kunskap och kompetens -Förbättra organisationens effektivitet and kostnads-effektivitet -Säkerställa finansiell hållbarhet Den totala budgeten för icddr,b för 2017 – 2019 är ca 520 000 000 SEK. Ambassaden avser att stödja implementeringen av den strategiska planen med ett belopp på 20 400 000 SEK.Ambassadens bedömning är att insatsen är relevant i relation till Sveriges resultatstrategi för utvecklingssamarbetet med Bangladesh 2014 - 2020, delresultat 4 om grundläggande hälsa. English Summary: During the exit phase Sweden will provide SEK 21 400 000 over the period 2017 - 2019 to support icddr,b in the implementation of the Strategic Plan 2015 - 2018. Sweden has been providing research and core support to icddr,b since 1981 with the aim to ensure that research in health addressed key policy issues for health system in Bangladesh, and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and influenced policy decisions. This objective remains at the core of the Swedish funding during the suggested agreement phase. Core support is suggested as the continued financing modality and it is also suggested to phase out the core support during the 2-year agreement period 2017-2019. Research funding from Sida HQ will continue through an specific agreement for the period 2016-2020 on the amount of MSEK 30,5. icddr,b has demonstrated the ability to control its own development and preparedness to invest core funds particularly in neglected areas in order to build future capacity. In the coming three years, ambitious efforts are planned to strengthen the capacity of icddr,b with improved monitoring, evaluation and reporting structures and processes as key targets. Achievements in the strategic objectives will be assessed against icddr,b´s framework for results that will track output and outcome indicators to monitor progress. Fiduciary risks have been assessed as high but the internal systems related to financial management have been strengthened during the last years and icddr,b has made rapid progress towards reducing these risks. Through its participation in the Core Donor Group, Sweden together with Canada (Global Affairs) and the United Kingdom (Department for International Development - DfID) will ensure that the risks in the programme are carefully monitored and managed. An external evaluation will be conducted at the end of the agreement to assess the overall success of the programme. The budget for the evaluation has been allocated and is earmarked in the contribution budget. This support focuses on strengthening the institutional capacity of icddr,b to implement the Strategic Plan 2015 - 2018 that focuses on six goals: Goal 1: Implement a focused research strategy. Goal 2: Increase the visibility of and impact of icddr,b´s research evidence. Goal 3: Invest in research platforms. Goal 4: Invest in people. Goal 5: Improve organizational efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Goal 6: Ensure financial sustainability. Sweden has been providing research and core support to icddr,b since 1981 with the aim to ensure that research in health addressed key policy issues for health system in Bangladesh, and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and influenced policy decisions. This objective remained at the core of the Swedish funding during the phase out agreement phase. Sweden ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 200000 121063 0 0 121063 200000 321063 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 200000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 121063 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Reduced mortality in children under the age of 5 Minskad dödlighet bland barn under 5 år Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta More women with access to good maternal health care Fler kvinnor har tillgång till god mödrahälsovård Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta More people with access to sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökat antal människor har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Better access to sustainable and resilient community water, sanitation and hygiene services Bättre tillgång till hållbara och motståndskraftiga samhällstjänster för vatten, sanitet och hygien Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52170024 Sweden The purpose of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) situation of women and adolescents in the Project areas. This project targets to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for Complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received Reproductive Health service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. This will be achieved by ensuring that poor and marginalized women and adolescents don't face any financial barrier to access safe MR and modern Family Planning (FP) methods; Providing comprehensive MR and PAC training to health service providers, raising awareness and creation of Demand of SRHR and Supporting Changes in the policy environments for abortion services. SRHR project will help Bangladesh to achieve universal health coverage (SDG 3), by ensuring safe MR services, increasing family planning use and reducing maternal mortality in Bangladesh and creating enabling Environment to exercise sexual reproductive Health and rights. Insatsen syftar på att förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa i Bangladesh och är direkt kopplad till rättighets- och fattigdomsperspektivet. Insatsen ligger också i linje med de prioriteringarna i den svenska resultatstrategin med Bangladesh och inkluderar de fyra principerna om deltagande, icke-diskriminering, öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande på ett tillfredsställande sätt. Ambassaden bedömer att insatsen är relevant för svenskt stöd då det inkluderar mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet mellan kvinnor och män som är de tematiska prioriteringar för svenskt utvecklingssamarbete. De identifierade indikatorerna bedöms vara realistiska och mätbara. Utbredd korruption, utmaningar kring projektets hållbarhet genom avsaknad av potentiella givare och växande religiösa känslor bedöms som de stora riskerna med programmet. Som riskreducerande åtgärder måste RHSTEP ta itu med de rekommendationer som identifierats i analysen om kapacitetsbedömning, bl. a. för att minimera de interna riskerna i samband med programmet. För att minska den externa risken kommer RHSTEP att ytterligare förbättra relationen med ministeriet, gemenskapen och andra relevanta intressenter. Dessa kommer att följas upp genom dialog. Programmet kommer att kontinuerligt följas upp av ambassaden. Utfasningen av stödet till RHSTEP från Sverige sker under angiven tidsperiod. Utvärderings sker mid-term. The overall objective of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the SRHR situation of women and adolescents in the project areas. There are 7 outcomes described in the Project. Outcome-1: Improved Skills of Service providers for SRHR services.; Outcome-2: Improved capacity of the consortium in SRHR program management.. Outcome-3: Increased access to quality SRHR services for women, adolescents and men; Outcome-4: Enhanced knowledge of the women and adolescents in the project areas to make informed choice pertaining to their sexual and reproductive health needs; Outcome-5: Strengthened monitoring, Research, Evaluation and Documentation processes in the consortium. Outcome-6: Strengthened advocacy and social networking initiatives for improving SRHR situation. Outcome-7: Sustainability of the consortium improved. During the entire project period it aims to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received reproductive health education and service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Personnel development for population and reproductive health Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health   This is the last annual report of the project. In reality it is a report of 14 months activities. One of the major objectives of this project is to ensure quality SRH service provision to improve overall SRHR situation and reduction of maternal mortality. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) aim to reduce the maternal mortality ratio (MMR) to less than 70 per 100?000 live One of many preconditions of rendering such service is, forming skilled service providers. To safeguard peoples sexual and reproductive health, the consortium has continued to impart comprehensive menstrual regulation (MR) training to the service providers of public and private sectors. Design of the comprehensive training is guided by the SRHR components which includes discussion of safe menstrual regulation services (MR), post abortion care (PAC), FP counselling, general counselling, adolescent reproductive health and so on. To achieve the goal consortium provides comprehensive MR, MRM and PAC training to doctors, nurses, FWVs, paramedics, SACMOs and midwives. The service providers also receive necessary knowledge on gender and human rights-based approaches to incorporate that in their day-to-day practices. In this reporting period, the consortium has imparted MR, MRM and PAC training to 73 service providers which is (112%) of the planned target. 34 participants received training on Gender Based Violence & Human Resources and Future Project planning. A workshop on Prevention of Corruption and Financial Irregularities were conducted where 37 staffs of RHSTEP and BAPSA. Around 30 staffs were trained on Gender Transformative and & Human Rights Based Approach. 3 training sessions were conducted on Sexual Harassment. During this reporting period, the consortium has rendered 791,284 (127%) services among 321,850 clients. RHSTEP served 287098 clients with 717969 (139%) services and BAPSA served 34752 clients with 73,315 (70%) services respectively. During the reporting year, 18537 (91%) clients were counselled for MR procedure and total MR related services were rendered to 18281 clients which is 91% of the target. RHSTEP rendered 15,416 (93%) and BAPSA rendered 2865 (80%) services by the trained service providers of consortium. The consortium continued to provide short acting, long acting and permanent method support. During this reporting period, 55009 (109%) family planning services were provided to the men and women at reproductive age. Total 46003 (128%) clients were supported from RHSTEP, and 9006 (62%) clients were supported from BAPSA centres. Among all the contraceptive acceptors, non-MR contraceptive acceptors were more in number which is 22967 (105%) and number of post MR contraceptive acceptors was 16700 (105%) due to proper counselling. Safe motherhood service is a priority more than ever. Safe motherhood services including antenatal care, delivery service and post-natal care services were provided to 32225 (107%) women in the year of the project. RHSTEP served 22262 (133%) clients during this period and BAPSA supported 9963 (74%) clients respectively. About 222(123%) normal vaginal delivery was conducted by the consortium. Nearly 1016 (76%) of the delivery cases required caesarean sectionwhich is quiet alarming . In this project year, the consortium has rendered 17836 (99%) reproductive organ cancer diagnostic and counselling service to the clients in catchment areas. For early detection of cancer of cervix, 4947 (94%) Pap smear and VIA test was performed along with 2477 (87%) follow-up. On the other hand, for early detection of breast cancer 4648 (78%) bimanual breast cancer screening tests were performed. LCC services also includes pathology and diagnostic services among the clients in the service areas. Total 613631 (140%) LCC, pathology and diagnostic services were rendered during the reporting period among which, RHSTEP provided 577474 (147%) services and BAPSA performed 32546 (81%) services. Total, 498702 pathology and diagnostic support was provided to the clients. Total 34455(78%) LCC service was delivered to the clients at centers and in school, community and garments 5022 services were provided accordingly. During this reporting period, 2150 clients were supported through telemedicine service from the consortium. Male were counseled while visiting consortium clinics as a clients individually or attendants of clients for LCC, RTI /STI as partners and contraceptive services. The consortium partners rendered 1870 (133%) services to male at their catchments areas in this reporting period. Alordhara Pathshala is the youth hub of RHSTEP that was working during the project period. Currently, RHSTEP is actively running 04 Pathshala centers in four distinctive areas of the country. Alordhara Pathshala centers are mobilizing local youth and adolescents through different initiatives along with promoting SRHR knowledge and book reading. Youth and adolescents are the group that largely adopted a modification in their life style during this times. Due to less sharing attitude with parents & guardian but more with peer, psychological burden is an increasing trend among this group of people. Alordhara Pathshala played an integral part in mobilizing the local youth and adolescents during this time to support them psychologically. The door of Pathshala was open to the youth to circulate books, disseminate information through fun activities and so on. Their safety and wellbeing was a priority concern above everything. Along with regular education through entertainment activities, Total 10799 youth and adolescents were connected with Pathshala in the reporting period. The project has been ended with good results. An evaluation was conducted in the 5th year of the project. According to the evaluation the project is on track. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52170024-5217002401 Sweden The purpose of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) situation of women and adolescents in the Project areas. This project targets to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for Complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received Reproductive Health service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. This will be achieved by ensuring that poor and marginalized women and adolescents don't face any financial barrier to access safe MR and modern Family Planning (FP) methods; Providing comprehensive MR and PAC training to health service providers, raising awareness and creation of Demand of SRHR and Supporting Changes in the policy environments for abortion services. SRHR project will help Bangladesh to achieve universal health coverage (SDG 3), by ensuring safe MR services, increasing family planning use and reducing maternal mortality in Bangladesh and creating enabling Environment to exercise sexual reproductive Health and rights. Insatsen syftar på att förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa i Bangladesh och är direkt kopplad till rättighets- och fattigdomsperspektivet. Insatsen ligger också i linje med de prioriteringarna i den svenska resultatstrategin med Bangladesh och inkluderar de fyra principerna om deltagande, icke-diskriminering, öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande på ett tillfredsställande sätt. Ambassaden bedömer att insatsen är relevant för svenskt stöd då det inkluderar mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet mellan kvinnor och män som är de tematiska prioriteringar för svenskt utvecklingssamarbete. De identifierade indikatorerna bedöms vara realistiska och mätbara. Utbredd korruption, utmaningar kring projektets hållbarhet genom avsaknad av potentiella givare och växande religiösa känslor bedöms som de stora riskerna med programmet. Som riskreducerande åtgärder måste RHSTEP ta itu med de rekommendationer som identifierats i analysen om kapacitetsbedömning, bl. a. för att minimera de interna riskerna i samband med programmet. För att minska den externa risken kommer RHSTEP att ytterligare förbättra relationen med ministeriet, gemenskapen och andra relevanta intressenter. Dessa kommer att följas upp genom dialog. Programmet kommer att kontinuerligt följas upp av ambassaden. Utfasningen av stödet till RHSTEP från Sverige sker under angiven tidsperiod. Utvärderings sker mid-term. The overall objective of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the SRHR situation of women and adolescents in the project areas. There are 7 outcomes described in the Project. Outcome-1: Improved Skills of Service providers for SRHR services.; Outcome-2: Improved capacity of the consortium in SRHR program management.. Outcome-3: Increased access to quality SRHR services for women, adolescents and men; Outcome-4: Enhanced knowledge of the women and adolescents in the project areas to make informed choice pertaining to their sexual and reproductive health needs; Outcome-5: Strengthened monitoring, Research, Evaluation and Documentation processes in the consortium. Outcome-6: Strengthened advocacy and social networking initiatives for improving SRHR situation. Outcome-7: Sustainability of the consortium improved. During the entire project period it aims to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received reproductive health education and service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. Sweden RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13500000 0 12500000 11500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 -7000000 0 0 0 12500000 0 13500000 6000000 -4000000 8000000 -8000000 0 -6000000 0 0 0 0 11500000 4000000 37500000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 13500000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 12500000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 11500000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 More people with access to sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökat antal människor har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52170024-5217002402 Sweden The purpose of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) situation of women and adolescents in the Project areas. This project targets to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for Complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received Reproductive Health service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. This will be achieved by ensuring that poor and marginalized women and adolescents don't face any financial barrier to access safe MR and modern Family Planning (FP) methods; Providing comprehensive MR and PAC training to health service providers, raising awareness and creation of Demand of SRHR and Supporting Changes in the policy environments for abortion services. SRHR project will help Bangladesh to achieve universal health coverage (SDG 3), by ensuring safe MR services, increasing family planning use and reducing maternal mortality in Bangladesh and creating enabling Environment to exercise sexual reproductive Health and rights. Insatsen syftar på att förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa i Bangladesh och är direkt kopplad till rättighets- och fattigdomsperspektivet. Insatsen ligger också i linje med de prioriteringarna i den svenska resultatstrategin med Bangladesh och inkluderar de fyra principerna om deltagande, icke-diskriminering, öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande på ett tillfredsställande sätt. Ambassaden bedömer att insatsen är relevant för svenskt stöd då det inkluderar mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet mellan kvinnor och män som är de tematiska prioriteringar för svenskt utvecklingssamarbete. De identifierade indikatorerna bedöms vara realistiska och mätbara. Utbredd korruption, utmaningar kring projektets hållbarhet genom avsaknad av potentiella givare och växande religiösa känslor bedöms som de stora riskerna med programmet. Som riskreducerande åtgärder måste RHSTEP ta itu med de rekommendationer som identifierats i analysen om kapacitetsbedömning, bl. a. för att minimera de interna riskerna i samband med programmet. För att minska den externa risken kommer RHSTEP att ytterligare förbättra relationen med ministeriet, gemenskapen och andra relevanta intressenter. Dessa kommer att följas upp genom dialog. Programmet kommer att kontinuerligt följas upp av ambassaden. Utfasningen av stödet till RHSTEP från Sverige sker under angiven tidsperiod. Utvärderings sker mid-term. The overall objective of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the SRHR situation of women and adolescents in the project areas. There are 7 outcomes described in the Project. Outcome-1: Improved Skills of Service providers for SRHR services.; Outcome-2: Improved capacity of the consortium in SRHR program management.. Outcome-3: Increased access to quality SRHR services for women, adolescents and men; Outcome-4: Enhanced knowledge of the women and adolescents in the project areas to make informed choice pertaining to their sexual and reproductive health needs; Outcome-5: Strengthened monitoring, Research, Evaluation and Documentation processes in the consortium. Outcome-6: Strengthened advocacy and social networking initiatives for improving SRHR situation. Outcome-7: Sustainability of the consortium improved. During the entire project period it aims to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received reproductive health education and service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. Sweden RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 0 498767 0 -300000 0 200000 0 -200000 0 300000 0 0 0 500000 0 0 0 0 -500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 498767 0 0 498767 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 187252 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 311514.6 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Better opportunities for access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökade förutsättningar för tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52170024-5217002403 Sweden The purpose of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) situation of women and adolescents in the Project areas. This project targets to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for Complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received Reproductive Health service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. This will be achieved by ensuring that poor and marginalized women and adolescents don't face any financial barrier to access safe MR and modern Family Planning (FP) methods; Providing comprehensive MR and PAC training to health service providers, raising awareness and creation of Demand of SRHR and Supporting Changes in the policy environments for abortion services. SRHR project will help Bangladesh to achieve universal health coverage (SDG 3), by ensuring safe MR services, increasing family planning use and reducing maternal mortality in Bangladesh and creating enabling Environment to exercise sexual reproductive Health and rights. Insatsen syftar på att förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa i Bangladesh och är direkt kopplad till rättighets- och fattigdomsperspektivet. Insatsen ligger också i linje med de prioriteringarna i den svenska resultatstrategin med Bangladesh och inkluderar de fyra principerna om deltagande, icke-diskriminering, öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande på ett tillfredsställande sätt. Ambassaden bedömer att insatsen är relevant för svenskt stöd då det inkluderar mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet mellan kvinnor och män som är de tematiska prioriteringar för svenskt utvecklingssamarbete. De identifierade indikatorerna bedöms vara realistiska och mätbara. Utbredd korruption, utmaningar kring projektets hållbarhet genom avsaknad av potentiella givare och växande religiösa känslor bedöms som de stora riskerna med programmet. Som riskreducerande åtgärder måste RHSTEP ta itu med de rekommendationer som identifierats i analysen om kapacitetsbedömning, bl. a. för att minimera de interna riskerna i samband med programmet. För att minska den externa risken kommer RHSTEP att ytterligare förbättra relationen med ministeriet, gemenskapen och andra relevanta intressenter. Dessa kommer att följas upp genom dialog. Programmet kommer att kontinuerligt följas upp av ambassaden. Utfasningen av stödet till RHSTEP från Sverige sker under angiven tidsperiod. Utvärderings sker mid-term. The overall objective of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the SRHR situation of women and adolescents in the project areas. There are 7 outcomes described in the Project. Outcome-1: Improved Skills of Service providers for SRHR services.; Outcome-2: Improved capacity of the consortium in SRHR program management.. Outcome-3: Increased access to quality SRHR services for women, adolescents and men; Outcome-4: Enhanced knowledge of the women and adolescents in the project areas to make informed choice pertaining to their sexual and reproductive health needs; Outcome-5: Strengthened monitoring, Research, Evaluation and Documentation processes in the consortium. Outcome-6: Strengthened advocacy and social networking initiatives for improving SRHR situation. Outcome-7: Sustainability of the consortium improved. During the entire project period it aims to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received reproductive health education and service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. Sweden RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 23000000 12000000 12000000 0 0 0 0 0 12000000 0 0 11000000 0 0 0 0 35000000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 11000000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 12000000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 12000000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Better prospects for a gender-equal society. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better opportunities for access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökade förutsättningar för tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-53050032 Sweden The programme aims to support the Turkish judiciary in fulfilling important demands in the process to conform to EU standards required for membership. The project addresses the problem of speed, efficiency and fairness within the justice system. The project will also support Turkey's legal reform with the establishment of a three-tier court system by introducing Courts of Appeal. Programmet syftar till att stödja den turkiska rättsväsendet att uppfylla viktiga krav i processen att anpassa sig till EU: s normer som krävs för medlemskap. Projektet tar upp problemet med snabbhet, effektivitet och rättvisa inom rättsväsendet. Projektet kommer också att stödja Turkiets rättsliga reformer med inrättandet av en tre nivåer domstolssystemet genom att införa hovrätter. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-53050032-5305003201 Sweden The programme aims to support the Turkish judiciary in fulfilling important demands in the process to conform to EU standards required for membership. The project addresses the problem of speed, efficiency and fairness within the justice system. The project will also support Turkey's legal reform with the establishment of a three-tier court system by introducing Courts of Appeal. Programmet syftar till att stödja den turkiska rättsväsendet att uppfylla viktiga krav i processen att anpassa sig till EU: s normer som krävs för medlemskap. Projektet tar upp problemet med snabbhet, effektivitet och rättvisa inom rättsväsendet. Projektet kommer också att stödja Turkiets rättsliga reformer med inrättandet av en tre nivåer domstolssystemet genom att införa hovrätter. 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The project addresses the problem of speed, efficiency and fairness within the justice system. The project will also support Turkey's legal reform with the establishment of a three-tier court system by introducing Courts of Appeal. Programmet syftar till att stödja den turkiska rättsväsendet att uppfylla viktiga krav i processen att anpassa sig till EU: s normer som krävs för medlemskap. Projektet tar upp problemet med snabbhet, effektivitet och rättvisa inom rättsväsendet. Projektet kommer också att stödja Turkiets rättsliga reformer med inrättandet av en tre nivåer domstolssystemet genom att införa hovrätter. 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The first refers to a subsidy of the premia for a guarantee extended by L&G. The second component refers to a TA-facility aiming at certifying the MFIs within the fund in accordnce to the client Protection principles (Smart Campaign). Denna insats innehåller 2 kompponenter. Dels subventioneras en premie avseende en garanti från L&G, dels finansieras en TA-facilitet som syftar till att de MFIer som omfattas av fonden uppmuntras att certifieras kring Client Protection (Smart campaign). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Formal sector financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services SE-0-SE-6-54020112-5402011201 Sweden This contribution contains 2 components. The first refers to a subsidy of the premia for a guarantee extended by L&G. The second component refers to a TA-facility aiming at certifying the MFIs within the fund in accordnce to the client Protection principles (Smart Campaign). Denna insats innehåller 2 kompponenter. Dels subventioneras en premie avseende en garanti från L&G, dels finansieras en TA-facilitet som syftar till att de MFIer som omfattas av fonden uppmuntras att certifieras kring Client Protection (Smart campaign). Sweden Deutsche Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Beheer Derdengelden DITC Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2000000 0 2000000 1500000 1500000 2000000 0 2000000 0 0 -1500000 1500000 5500000 Beheer Derdengelden DITC 2000000 Beheer Derdengelden DITC 2000000 Beheer Derdengelden DITC 1500000 Beheer Derdengelden DITC SE-0-SE-6-54020112-5402011202 Sweden This contribution contains 2 components. The first refers to a subsidy of the premia for a guarantee extended by L&G. The second component refers to a TA-facility aiming at certifying the MFIs within the fund in accordnce to the client Protection principles (Smart Campaign). Denna insats innehåller 2 kompponenter. Dels subventioneras en premie avseende en garanti från L&G, dels finansieras en TA-facilitet som syftar till att de MFIer som omfattas av fonden uppmuntras att certifieras kring Client Protection (Smart campaign). Sweden Deutsche Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Beheer Derdengelden DITC Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1001280 0 0 1001280 1001280 Beheer Derdengelden DITC 1001280 Beheer Derdengelden DITC SE-0-SE-6-54020112-5402011203 Sweden This contribution contains 2 components. The first refers to a subsidy of the premia for a guarantee extended by L&G. The second component refers to a TA-facility aiming at certifying the MFIs within the fund in accordnce to the client Protection principles (Smart Campaign). Denna insats innehåller 2 kompponenter. Dels subventioneras en premie avseende en garanti från L&G, dels finansieras en TA-facilitet som syftar till att de MFIer som omfattas av fonden uppmuntras att certifieras kring Client Protection (Smart campaign). Sweden Deutsche Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Beheer Derdengelden DITC 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -368743 0 -368743 -368743 Beheer Derdengelden DITC -368743.29 Beheer Derdengelden DITC Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54020186 Sweden Danske Bank has a large investor network that has shown a growing interest in socially and environmentally sustainable investments, which has resulted in contact with the Swiss asset manager responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility or rA) which has experience in financing projects in renewable energy, agriculture and financial inclusion in both middle- and low-income countries. Danske Bank and responsAbility have subsequently held discussions with Sida about the possibilities for a guarantee effort that aims to enable commercial investments in a number of countries for projects with a social focus based on the agreed global sustainability goals for water and sanitation, energy, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), agriculture and financial services with links to a general overall performance goal of improved health in line with Agenda 2030. responsAbility, which has extensive experience of investments in various projects, will act as an asset manager for the proposed guarantee effort and thus decide on which investments to various projects that are to be implemented in accordance with the criteria that will be included in the guarantee agreement between Sida and responsAbility. Danske Bank's role will be to attract commercial investors to provide investment capital through the purchase of social bonds from the fund that will be established for the lending operations themselves, and to contribute to a structure for the effort together with Sida and responsAbility. Without a guarantee where investors' credit risk is reduced, it will not be possible to attract commercial capital in the order of magnitude sought, which in this case is estimated to be approximately SEK 1.5 billion.The purpose of the guarantee effort is to provide an opportunity for responsAbility to lend money to more microfinance institutions as well as small and medium-sized companies than would otherwise be possible. The effort is structured so that certain loans can run for up to four years and the financial resources available to responsAbility can be lent again. This means that the insert has a revolving structure. Sida believes that a revolving structure enables a strengthening of possible development effects and that there is a potential to show the way for other investors.The expected effect of the effort is that the various loans through the planned fund to companies and microfinance institutions in low- and middle-income countries in mainly Africa, Latin America and Central, South and Southeast Asia, will contribute to improved living conditions and improved health and quality of life for women, men and children living in poverty, or alternatively belong to the lower income strata. Thus, people are given opportunities to also contribute to economic development through the mobilization of capital for lending via, among other things, microfinance institutions to both households and various companies for activities related to the global development goals. The projects will be financed through the funds that investors invest in the fund through the purchase of bonds. Lending to the projects takes place by the fund manager, responsAbility, assessing various projects on the basis of relevance-specific and financial criteria. Payment to the various borrowers will be made from the fund only after responsAbility has signed a loan agreement with the borrower concerned.The collaboration is initially expected to lead to responsAbility being able to issue just over 30 loans to various projects that are not currently pre-decided. As the fund has a revolving nature, the fund is estimated to issue a total of approximately 40-45 loans over the entire term. The average term of the loans will be 40 months and the average loan amount will be approximately USD 4,400,000. The warranty period is 6 years after the startingdate. Agenda 2030 och dess olika utvecklingsmål är i ett globalt perspektiv fortfarande starkt underfinansierad. Vare sig gåvobiståndet eller nationell egenfinansiering i låginkomstländerna kan täcka existerande finansieringsbehov. Att stimulera privatsektorn bedöms därför som en viktig och grundläggande beståndsdel för att uppnå en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och få marknader att fungera på såväl den lokala som den nationella nivån i fattiga länder. Sidas bedömning är att det fortsättningsvis därför kommer att vara viktigt att kunna mobilisera finansiella resurser från olika källor, antingen i form av internationellt/nationellt pensions-, försäkrings- eller annat fondkapital, eller, som i fallet med denna garantiinsats genom internationella investerare som också ser ett mervärde i det sociala och miljömässiga fokus fonden har. Det är inte på förhand givet hur stor andel av investeringarna som kommer att genomföras i olika sektorer eller specifika länder. Den avsedda effekten av garantiinsatsen är förbättrade levnadsvillkor och förbättrad hälsa för kvinnor, män och barn i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Insatsen syftar också till förbättrade förutsättningar för människor som lever i fattigdom, alternativt tillhör de lägre inkomstskikten, att dra nytta av men också ges möjligheter till att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte. Förbättrade levnads- och hälsovillkor ska uppnås genom bland annat minskad luftförorening utom- och inomhus vid matlagning med ved eller träkol genom till exempel användning av solpaneler för el, förbättrad tillgång till bättre och mer näringsrik och hållbart odlad mat, säkert dricksvatten och förbättrad sanitet och hygien, och tillgång till olika former av tjänster och varor för SRHR. Garantiinsatsen syftar till att stimulera finansiell inkludering i form av utlåning via olika mindre finansiella institutioner som av olika skäl inte har möjlighet att ta risker, och därmed inte är villiga att låna ut till olika entreprenörer inom t ex hälsosektorn, mindre företag eller investerare inom förnybar energi eller småskaliga bönder för att de ska kunna ställa om till nya grödor, odlingsmetoder eller förbättringar inom värdekedjorna. Genom garantiinsatsen kan risktäckning ske så att utlåning kan beviljas till dessa mer osäkra och riskbedömda låntagare. Finansiell inkludering ger möjligheter att skapa investeringar som kan ge långsiktiga utvecklingseffekter, vilket bedöms kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning då mikrofinanskunder såsom enskilda hushåll och lägre inkomstgrupper i form av spar- och självhjälpsgrupper, men också små och medelstora företag, får tillgång till finansiering för att genomföra affärsmöjligheter men också ökad förmåga att motstå chocker. Danske Bank och kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility har fört diskussioner med Sida kring möjligheterna för en garantiinsats som syftar till att möjliggöra kommersiella investeringar i ett antal länder för projekt med ett socialt fokus. Danske Bank har ett stort investerarnätverk som visat ett växande intresse för socialt och miljömässigt hållbara investeringar och den schweiziska kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility eller rA) som har erfarenheter av att finansiera projekt inom förnybar energi, jordbruk och finansiell inkludering i såväl medel- som låginkomstländer. Utan en garanti där investerarnas kreditrisk minskar kommer det inte vara möjligt att attrahera kommersiellt kapital i den storleksordning som eftersträvas, vilket i det här fallet uppskattas vara cirka 1,5 miljarder kronor. Genom att Sida ställer ut en garanti till responsAbility lyfts risk av för investerarna, vilket minskar osäkerheten för dem att investera på nya marknader och miljöer. Projekten kommer att finansieras genom de medel som investerarna placerar i fonden genom köp av obligationer. Utlåningen till projekten sker genom att fondförvaltaren, responsAbility, bedömer olika projekt utifrån relevansspecifika samt finansiella kriterier. Utbetalningen till de olika låntagarna kommer att ske från fonden först efter det att responsAbility skrivit ett låneavtal med berörd låntagare. Samarbetet förväntas initialt att kunna leda till att responsAbility kan ställa ut drygt 30 lån till olika i dagsläget ej förhandsbeslutade projekt. Då fonden har en revolverande karaktär beräknas fonden komma att ställa ut totalt cirka 40-45 lån över hela löptiden. Den genomsnittliga löptiden för lånen kommer att vara 40 månader och det genomsnittliga lånebeloppet cirka USD 4 400 000. Garantins giltighetstid är 6 år efter startdatum. Den avsedda, övergripande, effekten av insatsen är förbättrad hälsa och livskvalitet för kvinnor, män och barn i utvecklingsländer och förbättrade förutsättningar för fattiga människor att bidra till och dra nytta av ekonomisk utveckling genom investeringar i hälsa (sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter/SRHR samt vatten, sanitet och hygien/WASH), energi, jordbruk samt finansiell inkludering. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte att förbättra levnads- och hälsovillkoren för individer i lägre inkomstgrupper i ett antal utvecklingsländer i framför allt Afrika, Central-, Syd- och Sydostasien samt Latinamerika. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Basic health care Energy generation, renewable sources - multiple technologies Business development services Basic Health Energy generation, renewable sources Business & Other Services Responsability har lånat ut samtliga medel som investerarna har tillhandahållit. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54020186-5402018610 Sweden Danske Bank has a large investor network that has shown a growing interest in socially and environmentally sustainable investments, which has resulted in contact with the Swiss asset manager responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility or rA) which has experience in financing projects in renewable energy, agriculture and financial inclusion in both middle- and low-income countries. Danske Bank and responsAbility have subsequently held discussions with Sida about the possibilities for a guarantee effort that aims to enable commercial investments in a number of countries for projects with a social focus based on the agreed global sustainability goals for water and sanitation, energy, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), agriculture and financial services with links to a general overall performance goal of improved health in line with Agenda 2030. responsAbility, which has extensive experience of investments in various projects, will act as an asset manager for the proposed guarantee effort and thus decide on which investments to various projects that are to be implemented in accordance with the criteria that will be included in the guarantee agreement between Sida and responsAbility. Danske Bank's role will be to attract commercial investors to provide investment capital through the purchase of social bonds from the fund that will be established for the lending operations themselves, and to contribute to a structure for the effort together with Sida and responsAbility. Without a guarantee where investors' credit risk is reduced, it will not be possible to attract commercial capital in the order of magnitude sought, which in this case is estimated to be approximately SEK 1.5 billion.The purpose of the guarantee effort is to provide an opportunity for responsAbility to lend money to more microfinance institutions as well as small and medium-sized companies than would otherwise be possible. The effort is structured so that certain loans can run for up to four years and the financial resources available to responsAbility can be lent again. This means that the insert has a revolving structure. Sida believes that a revolving structure enables a strengthening of possible development effects and that there is a potential to show the way for other investors.The expected effect of the effort is that the various loans through the planned fund to companies and microfinance institutions in low- and middle-income countries in mainly Africa, Latin America and Central, South and Southeast Asia, will contribute to improved living conditions and improved health and quality of life for women, men and children living in poverty, or alternatively belong to the lower income strata. Thus, people are given opportunities to also contribute to economic development through the mobilization of capital for lending via, among other things, microfinance institutions to both households and various companies for activities related to the global development goals. The projects will be financed through the funds that investors invest in the fund through the purchase of bonds. Lending to the projects takes place by the fund manager, responsAbility, assessing various projects on the basis of relevance-specific and financial criteria. Payment to the various borrowers will be made from the fund only after responsAbility has signed a loan agreement with the borrower concerned.The collaboration is initially expected to lead to responsAbility being able to issue just over 30 loans to various projects that are not currently pre-decided. As the fund has a revolving nature, the fund is estimated to issue a total of approximately 40-45 loans over the entire term. The average term of the loans will be 40 months and the average loan amount will be approximately USD 4,400,000. The warranty period is 6 years after the startingdate. Agenda 2030 och dess olika utvecklingsmål är i ett globalt perspektiv fortfarande starkt underfinansierad. Vare sig gåvobiståndet eller nationell egenfinansiering i låginkomstländerna kan täcka existerande finansieringsbehov. Att stimulera privatsektorn bedöms därför som en viktig och grundläggande beståndsdel för att uppnå en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och få marknader att fungera på såväl den lokala som den nationella nivån i fattiga länder. Sidas bedömning är att det fortsättningsvis därför kommer att vara viktigt att kunna mobilisera finansiella resurser från olika källor, antingen i form av internationellt/nationellt pensions-, försäkrings- eller annat fondkapital, eller, som i fallet med denna garantiinsats genom internationella investerare som också ser ett mervärde i det sociala och miljömässiga fokus fonden har. Det är inte på förhand givet hur stor andel av investeringarna som kommer att genomföras i olika sektorer eller specifika länder. Den avsedda effekten av garantiinsatsen är förbättrade levnadsvillkor och förbättrad hälsa för kvinnor, män och barn i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Insatsen syftar också till förbättrade förutsättningar för människor som lever i fattigdom, alternativt tillhör de lägre inkomstskikten, att dra nytta av men också ges möjligheter till att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte. Förbättrade levnads- och hälsovillkor ska uppnås genom bland annat minskad luftförorening utom- och inomhus vid matlagning med ved eller träkol genom till exempel användning av solpaneler för el, förbättrad tillgång till bättre och mer näringsrik och hållbart odlad mat, säkert dricksvatten och förbättrad sanitet och hygien, och tillgång till olika former av tjänster och varor för SRHR. Garantiinsatsen syftar till att stimulera finansiell inkludering i form av utlåning via olika mindre finansiella institutioner som av olika skäl inte har möjlighet att ta risker, och därmed inte är villiga att låna ut till olika entreprenörer inom t ex hälsosektorn, mindre företag eller investerare inom förnybar energi eller småskaliga bönder för att de ska kunna ställa om till nya grödor, odlingsmetoder eller förbättringar inom värdekedjorna. Genom garantiinsatsen kan risktäckning ske så att utlåning kan beviljas till dessa mer osäkra och riskbedömda låntagare. Finansiell inkludering ger möjligheter att skapa investeringar som kan ge långsiktiga utvecklingseffekter, vilket bedöms kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning då mikrofinanskunder såsom enskilda hushåll och lägre inkomstgrupper i form av spar- och självhjälpsgrupper, men också små och medelstora företag, får tillgång till finansiering för att genomföra affärsmöjligheter men också ökad förmåga att motstå chocker. Danske Bank och kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility har fört diskussioner med Sida kring möjligheterna för en garantiinsats som syftar till att möjliggöra kommersiella investeringar i ett antal länder för projekt med ett socialt fokus. Danske Bank har ett stort investerarnätverk som visat ett växande intresse för socialt och miljömässigt hållbara investeringar och den schweiziska kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility eller rA) som har erfarenheter av att finansiera projekt inom förnybar energi, jordbruk och finansiell inkludering i såväl medel- som låginkomstländer. Utan en garanti där investerarnas kreditrisk minskar kommer det inte vara möjligt att attrahera kommersiellt kapital i den storleksordning som eftersträvas, vilket i det här fallet uppskattas vara cirka 1,5 miljarder kronor. Genom att Sida ställer ut en garanti till responsAbility lyfts risk av för investerarna, vilket minskar osäkerheten för dem att investera på nya marknader och miljöer. Projekten kommer att finansieras genom de medel som investerarna placerar i fonden genom köp av obligationer. Utlåningen till projekten sker genom att fondförvaltaren, responsAbility, bedömer olika projekt utifrån relevansspecifika samt finansiella kriterier. Utbetalningen till de olika låntagarna kommer att ske från fonden först efter det att responsAbility skrivit ett låneavtal med berörd låntagare. Samarbetet förväntas initialt att kunna leda till att responsAbility kan ställa ut drygt 30 lån till olika i dagsläget ej förhandsbeslutade projekt. Då fonden har en revolverande karaktär beräknas fonden komma att ställa ut totalt cirka 40-45 lån över hela löptiden. Den genomsnittliga löptiden för lånen kommer att vara 40 månader och det genomsnittliga lånebeloppet cirka USD 4 400 000. Garantins giltighetstid är 6 år efter startdatum. Den avsedda, övergripande, effekten av insatsen är förbättrad hälsa och livskvalitet för kvinnor, män och barn i utvecklingsländer och förbättrade förutsättningar för fattiga människor att bidra till och dra nytta av ekonomisk utveckling genom investeringar i hälsa (sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter/SRHR samt vatten, sanitet och hygien/WASH), energi, jordbruk samt finansiell inkludering. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte att förbättra levnads- och hälsovillkoren för individer i lägre inkomstgrupper i ett antal utvecklingsländer i framför allt Afrika, Central-, Syd- och Sydostasien samt Latinamerika. Sweden Financing For Healthier Lives Dac Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Offentliga Privata partnerskap 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 21772468 16347318 5425150 21772468 Offentliga Privata partnerskap 16347318 Offentliga Privata partnerskap 5425150 Offentliga Privata partnerskap Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights and freedom from gender-based violence Förbättrad tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive frihet från könsrelaterat våld Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved availability of clean water and safely managed and sustainable sanitation and hygiene generally and within the healthcare system Förbättrad tillgång till rent vatten och säkert hanterad och hållbar sanitet och hygien generellt och inom hälsovården Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to prevent negative health impacts caused by environmental contamination and climate change Stärkt kapacitet att förhindra hälsopåverkan av miljöföroreningar och klimatförändringar Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-54020186-5402018611 Sweden Danske Bank has a large investor network that has shown a growing interest in socially and environmentally sustainable investments, which has resulted in contact with the Swiss asset manager responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility or rA) which has experience in financing projects in renewable energy, agriculture and financial inclusion in both middle- and low-income countries. Danske Bank and responsAbility have subsequently held discussions with Sida about the possibilities for a guarantee effort that aims to enable commercial investments in a number of countries for projects with a social focus based on the agreed global sustainability goals for water and sanitation, energy, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), agriculture and financial services with links to a general overall performance goal of improved health in line with Agenda 2030. responsAbility, which has extensive experience of investments in various projects, will act as an asset manager for the proposed guarantee effort and thus decide on which investments to various projects that are to be implemented in accordance with the criteria that will be included in the guarantee agreement between Sida and responsAbility. Danske Bank's role will be to attract commercial investors to provide investment capital through the purchase of social bonds from the fund that will be established for the lending operations themselves, and to contribute to a structure for the effort together with Sida and responsAbility. Without a guarantee where investors' credit risk is reduced, it will not be possible to attract commercial capital in the order of magnitude sought, which in this case is estimated to be approximately SEK 1.5 billion.The purpose of the guarantee effort is to provide an opportunity for responsAbility to lend money to more microfinance institutions as well as small and medium-sized companies than would otherwise be possible. The effort is structured so that certain loans can run for up to four years and the financial resources available to responsAbility can be lent again. This means that the insert has a revolving structure. Sida believes that a revolving structure enables a strengthening of possible development effects and that there is a potential to show the way for other investors.The expected effect of the effort is that the various loans through the planned fund to companies and microfinance institutions in low- and middle-income countries in mainly Africa, Latin America and Central, South and Southeast Asia, will contribute to improved living conditions and improved health and quality of life for women, men and children living in poverty, or alternatively belong to the lower income strata. Thus, people are given opportunities to also contribute to economic development through the mobilization of capital for lending via, among other things, microfinance institutions to both households and various companies for activities related to the global development goals. The projects will be financed through the funds that investors invest in the fund through the purchase of bonds. Lending to the projects takes place by the fund manager, responsAbility, assessing various projects on the basis of relevance-specific and financial criteria. Payment to the various borrowers will be made from the fund only after responsAbility has signed a loan agreement with the borrower concerned.The collaboration is initially expected to lead to responsAbility being able to issue just over 30 loans to various projects that are not currently pre-decided. As the fund has a revolving nature, the fund is estimated to issue a total of approximately 40-45 loans over the entire term. The average term of the loans will be 40 months and the average loan amount will be approximately USD 4,400,000. The warranty period is 6 years after the startingdate. Agenda 2030 och dess olika utvecklingsmål är i ett globalt perspektiv fortfarande starkt underfinansierad. Vare sig gåvobiståndet eller nationell egenfinansiering i låginkomstländerna kan täcka existerande finansieringsbehov. Att stimulera privatsektorn bedöms därför som en viktig och grundläggande beståndsdel för att uppnå en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och få marknader att fungera på såväl den lokala som den nationella nivån i fattiga länder. Sidas bedömning är att det fortsättningsvis därför kommer att vara viktigt att kunna mobilisera finansiella resurser från olika källor, antingen i form av internationellt/nationellt pensions-, försäkrings- eller annat fondkapital, eller, som i fallet med denna garantiinsats genom internationella investerare som också ser ett mervärde i det sociala och miljömässiga fokus fonden har. Det är inte på förhand givet hur stor andel av investeringarna som kommer att genomföras i olika sektorer eller specifika länder. Den avsedda effekten av garantiinsatsen är förbättrade levnadsvillkor och förbättrad hälsa för kvinnor, män och barn i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Insatsen syftar också till förbättrade förutsättningar för människor som lever i fattigdom, alternativt tillhör de lägre inkomstskikten, att dra nytta av men också ges möjligheter till att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte. Förbättrade levnads- och hälsovillkor ska uppnås genom bland annat minskad luftförorening utom- och inomhus vid matlagning med ved eller träkol genom till exempel användning av solpaneler för el, förbättrad tillgång till bättre och mer näringsrik och hållbart odlad mat, säkert dricksvatten och förbättrad sanitet och hygien, och tillgång till olika former av tjänster och varor för SRHR. Garantiinsatsen syftar till att stimulera finansiell inkludering i form av utlåning via olika mindre finansiella institutioner som av olika skäl inte har möjlighet att ta risker, och därmed inte är villiga att låna ut till olika entreprenörer inom t ex hälsosektorn, mindre företag eller investerare inom förnybar energi eller småskaliga bönder för att de ska kunna ställa om till nya grödor, odlingsmetoder eller förbättringar inom värdekedjorna. Genom garantiinsatsen kan risktäckning ske så att utlåning kan beviljas till dessa mer osäkra och riskbedömda låntagare. Finansiell inkludering ger möjligheter att skapa investeringar som kan ge långsiktiga utvecklingseffekter, vilket bedöms kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning då mikrofinanskunder såsom enskilda hushåll och lägre inkomstgrupper i form av spar- och självhjälpsgrupper, men också små och medelstora företag, får tillgång till finansiering för att genomföra affärsmöjligheter men också ökad förmåga att motstå chocker. Danske Bank och kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility har fört diskussioner med Sida kring möjligheterna för en garantiinsats som syftar till att möjliggöra kommersiella investeringar i ett antal länder för projekt med ett socialt fokus. Danske Bank har ett stort investerarnätverk som visat ett växande intresse för socialt och miljömässigt hållbara investeringar och den schweiziska kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility eller rA) som har erfarenheter av att finansiera projekt inom förnybar energi, jordbruk och finansiell inkludering i såväl medel- som låginkomstländer. Utan en garanti där investerarnas kreditrisk minskar kommer det inte vara möjligt att attrahera kommersiellt kapital i den storleksordning som eftersträvas, vilket i det här fallet uppskattas vara cirka 1,5 miljarder kronor. Genom att Sida ställer ut en garanti till responsAbility lyfts risk av för investerarna, vilket minskar osäkerheten för dem att investera på nya marknader och miljöer. Projekten kommer att finansieras genom de medel som investerarna placerar i fonden genom köp av obligationer. Utlåningen till projekten sker genom att fondförvaltaren, responsAbility, bedömer olika projekt utifrån relevansspecifika samt finansiella kriterier. Utbetalningen till de olika låntagarna kommer att ske från fonden först efter det att responsAbility skrivit ett låneavtal med berörd låntagare. Samarbetet förväntas initialt att kunna leda till att responsAbility kan ställa ut drygt 30 lån till olika i dagsläget ej förhandsbeslutade projekt. Då fonden har en revolverande karaktär beräknas fonden komma att ställa ut totalt cirka 40-45 lån över hela löptiden. Den genomsnittliga löptiden för lånen kommer att vara 40 månader och det genomsnittliga lånebeloppet cirka USD 4 400 000. Garantins giltighetstid är 6 år efter startdatum. Den avsedda, övergripande, effekten av insatsen är förbättrad hälsa och livskvalitet för kvinnor, män och barn i utvecklingsländer och förbättrade förutsättningar för fattiga människor att bidra till och dra nytta av ekonomisk utveckling genom investeringar i hälsa (sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter/SRHR samt vatten, sanitet och hygien/WASH), energi, jordbruk samt finansiell inkludering. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte att förbättra levnads- och hälsovillkoren för individer i lägre inkomstgrupper i ett antal utvecklingsländer i framför allt Afrika, Central-, Syd- och Sydostasien samt Latinamerika. Sweden Financing For Healthier Lives Dac Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Offentliga Privata partnerskap 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 16347316 0 0 16347316 16347316 Offentliga Privata partnerskap 16347316 Offentliga Privata partnerskap Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54020186-5402018612 Sweden Danske Bank has a large investor network that has shown a growing interest in socially and environmentally sustainable investments, which has resulted in contact with the Swiss asset manager responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility or rA) which has experience in financing projects in renewable energy, agriculture and financial inclusion in both middle- and low-income countries. Danske Bank and responsAbility have subsequently held discussions with Sida about the possibilities for a guarantee effort that aims to enable commercial investments in a number of countries for projects with a social focus based on the agreed global sustainability goals for water and sanitation, energy, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), agriculture and financial services with links to a general overall performance goal of improved health in line with Agenda 2030. responsAbility, which has extensive experience of investments in various projects, will act as an asset manager for the proposed guarantee effort and thus decide on which investments to various projects that are to be implemented in accordance with the criteria that will be included in the guarantee agreement between Sida and responsAbility. Danske Bank's role will be to attract commercial investors to provide investment capital through the purchase of social bonds from the fund that will be established for the lending operations themselves, and to contribute to a structure for the effort together with Sida and responsAbility. Without a guarantee where investors' credit risk is reduced, it will not be possible to attract commercial capital in the order of magnitude sought, which in this case is estimated to be approximately SEK 1.5 billion.The purpose of the guarantee effort is to provide an opportunity for responsAbility to lend money to more microfinance institutions as well as small and medium-sized companies than would otherwise be possible. The effort is structured so that certain loans can run for up to four years and the financial resources available to responsAbility can be lent again. This means that the insert has a revolving structure. Sida believes that a revolving structure enables a strengthening of possible development effects and that there is a potential to show the way for other investors.The expected effect of the effort is that the various loans through the planned fund to companies and microfinance institutions in low- and middle-income countries in mainly Africa, Latin America and Central, South and Southeast Asia, will contribute to improved living conditions and improved health and quality of life for women, men and children living in poverty, or alternatively belong to the lower income strata. Thus, people are given opportunities to also contribute to economic development through the mobilization of capital for lending via, among other things, microfinance institutions to both households and various companies for activities related to the global development goals. The projects will be financed through the funds that investors invest in the fund through the purchase of bonds. Lending to the projects takes place by the fund manager, responsAbility, assessing various projects on the basis of relevance-specific and financial criteria. Payment to the various borrowers will be made from the fund only after responsAbility has signed a loan agreement with the borrower concerned.The collaboration is initially expected to lead to responsAbility being able to issue just over 30 loans to various projects that are not currently pre-decided. As the fund has a revolving nature, the fund is estimated to issue a total of approximately 40-45 loans over the entire term. The average term of the loans will be 40 months and the average loan amount will be approximately USD 4,400,000. The warranty period is 6 years after the startingdate. Agenda 2030 och dess olika utvecklingsmål är i ett globalt perspektiv fortfarande starkt underfinansierad. Vare sig gåvobiståndet eller nationell egenfinansiering i låginkomstländerna kan täcka existerande finansieringsbehov. Att stimulera privatsektorn bedöms därför som en viktig och grundläggande beståndsdel för att uppnå en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och få marknader att fungera på såväl den lokala som den nationella nivån i fattiga länder. Sidas bedömning är att det fortsättningsvis därför kommer att vara viktigt att kunna mobilisera finansiella resurser från olika källor, antingen i form av internationellt/nationellt pensions-, försäkrings- eller annat fondkapital, eller, som i fallet med denna garantiinsats genom internationella investerare som också ser ett mervärde i det sociala och miljömässiga fokus fonden har. Det är inte på förhand givet hur stor andel av investeringarna som kommer att genomföras i olika sektorer eller specifika länder. Den avsedda effekten av garantiinsatsen är förbättrade levnadsvillkor och förbättrad hälsa för kvinnor, män och barn i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Insatsen syftar också till förbättrade förutsättningar för människor som lever i fattigdom, alternativt tillhör de lägre inkomstskikten, att dra nytta av men också ges möjligheter till att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte. Förbättrade levnads- och hälsovillkor ska uppnås genom bland annat minskad luftförorening utom- och inomhus vid matlagning med ved eller träkol genom till exempel användning av solpaneler för el, förbättrad tillgång till bättre och mer näringsrik och hållbart odlad mat, säkert dricksvatten och förbättrad sanitet och hygien, och tillgång till olika former av tjänster och varor för SRHR. Garantiinsatsen syftar till att stimulera finansiell inkludering i form av utlåning via olika mindre finansiella institutioner som av olika skäl inte har möjlighet att ta risker, och därmed inte är villiga att låna ut till olika entreprenörer inom t ex hälsosektorn, mindre företag eller investerare inom förnybar energi eller småskaliga bönder för att de ska kunna ställa om till nya grödor, odlingsmetoder eller förbättringar inom värdekedjorna. Genom garantiinsatsen kan risktäckning ske så att utlåning kan beviljas till dessa mer osäkra och riskbedömda låntagare. Finansiell inkludering ger möjligheter att skapa investeringar som kan ge långsiktiga utvecklingseffekter, vilket bedöms kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning då mikrofinanskunder såsom enskilda hushåll och lägre inkomstgrupper i form av spar- och självhjälpsgrupper, men också små och medelstora företag, får tillgång till finansiering för att genomföra affärsmöjligheter men också ökad förmåga att motstå chocker. Danske Bank och kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility har fört diskussioner med Sida kring möjligheterna för en garantiinsats som syftar till att möjliggöra kommersiella investeringar i ett antal länder för projekt med ett socialt fokus. Danske Bank har ett stort investerarnätverk som visat ett växande intresse för socialt och miljömässigt hållbara investeringar och den schweiziska kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility eller rA) som har erfarenheter av att finansiera projekt inom förnybar energi, jordbruk och finansiell inkludering i såväl medel- som låginkomstländer. Utan en garanti där investerarnas kreditrisk minskar kommer det inte vara möjligt att attrahera kommersiellt kapital i den storleksordning som eftersträvas, vilket i det här fallet uppskattas vara cirka 1,5 miljarder kronor. Genom att Sida ställer ut en garanti till responsAbility lyfts risk av för investerarna, vilket minskar osäkerheten för dem att investera på nya marknader och miljöer. Projekten kommer att finansieras genom de medel som investerarna placerar i fonden genom köp av obligationer. Utlåningen till projekten sker genom att fondförvaltaren, responsAbility, bedömer olika projekt utifrån relevansspecifika samt finansiella kriterier. Utbetalningen till de olika låntagarna kommer att ske från fonden först efter det att responsAbility skrivit ett låneavtal med berörd låntagare. Samarbetet förväntas initialt att kunna leda till att responsAbility kan ställa ut drygt 30 lån till olika i dagsläget ej förhandsbeslutade projekt. Då fonden har en revolverande karaktär beräknas fonden komma att ställa ut totalt cirka 40-45 lån över hela löptiden. Den genomsnittliga löptiden för lånen kommer att vara 40 månader och det genomsnittliga lånebeloppet cirka USD 4 400 000. Garantins giltighetstid är 6 år efter startdatum. Den avsedda, övergripande, effekten av insatsen är förbättrad hälsa och livskvalitet för kvinnor, män och barn i utvecklingsländer och förbättrade förutsättningar för fattiga människor att bidra till och dra nytta av ekonomisk utveckling genom investeringar i hälsa (sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter/SRHR samt vatten, sanitet och hygien/WASH), energi, jordbruk samt finansiell inkludering. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte att förbättra levnads- och hälsovillkoren för individer i lägre inkomstgrupper i ett antal utvecklingsländer i framför allt Afrika, Central-, Syd- och Sydostasien samt Latinamerika. Sweden Financing For Healthier Lives Dac Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Offentliga Privata partnerskap 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 16347316 16347316 0 16347316 Offentliga Privata partnerskap 16347316 Offentliga Privata partnerskap Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Sustainable energy systems based on renewable energy. Hållbara energisystem baserade på förnybar energi. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to sustainable renewable energy at an affordable cost for people living in poverty. Ökad tillgång till hållbar förnybar energi till en överkomlig kostnad för människor som lever i fattigdom. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54030072 Sweden One year framework agreement for information activities in Sweden 2010, sub-granted to Swedish CSO and for Forum SYds own information work. Ettårigt stöd till Forum Syd för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige. I stödet ingår vidareförmedlade stöd till svenska CSO samt Forum SYds egen verksamhet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54030072-5403007201 Sweden One year framework agreement for information activities in Sweden 2010, sub-granted to Swedish CSO and for Forum SYds own information work. Ettårigt stöd till Forum Syd för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige. I stödet ingår vidareförmedlade stöd till svenska CSO samt Forum SYds egen verksamhet. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 19489000 230000 230000 19033000 19949000 Donor Country NGO 6500000 Donor Country NGO 5000000 Donor Country NGO 4000000 Donor Country NGO 3533000 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54030072-5403007203 Sweden One year framework agreement for information activities in Sweden 2010, sub-granted to Swedish CSO and for Forum SYds own information work. Ettårigt stöd till Forum Syd för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige. I stödet ingår vidareförmedlade stöd till svenska CSO samt Forum SYds egen verksamhet. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 226000 226000 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54030072-5403007204 Sweden One year framework agreement for information activities in Sweden 2010, sub-granted to Swedish CSO and for Forum SYds own information work. Ettårigt stöd till Forum Syd för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige. I stödet ingår vidareförmedlade stöd till svenska CSO samt Forum SYds egen verksamhet. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 230000 230000 230000 230000 Donor Country NGO 230000 Donor Country NGO 58000 Donor Country NGO 58000 Donor Country NGO 114000 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54030153 Sweden Framework support to Plan Sweden for programmes that relates to Sida's mandate to support (in developing countries) civil society organisations that, with a rights-based approach, contribute effective to poverty reduction. Rambidrag till Plan Sverige för verksamhet som sammanfaller med Sidas uppdrag att i utvecklingsländer stödja civila samhällets aktörer som, med ett rättighetsbaserat arbete, effektivt bidrar till fattigdomsbekämpning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Övergripande fråga: Resultat kopplat till avsedd effekt 2011Fråga: Sammanfatta resultat relaterade till avsedd effekt (denna information kommer att skickas till Open Aid).Svar: Plan Sverige har under avtalsperioden uppnått resultat inom följande områden: Ramavtalet: 1. Barn och ungdomar skyddas från all sorts våld Exempel: Prevalensen av våld i skolor i projektområden gick ner från 83% till 56%. I Kambodja ledde ökad kunskap om negativa effekter av våld till 600 anmälningar till familjeskyddsnätverk. 2. Barn och ungdomar lever i samhällen som har motståndskraft mot katastrofer Exempel: Ca 15 000 barn i 52 skolor i Kambodja, Kina och Indonesien deltog i aktiviteter för att sänka deras individuella, skolans och samhällets riskutsatthet samt för att lära sig grunderna i riskhantering. 3. Barn uttrycker sina åsikter om ämnen som berör dem, och får sina åsikter respekterade. Exempel: I Kambodja rapporterar lärare att de barn som fått möjligheter att vara en aktiv del av problemdefinition och problemlösning i sin skolmiljö, också blivit viktiga förebilder för andra elever när det gäller tex närvaro under lektionerna. 4. Barnrättsorganisationer mer effektiva Exempel: Skuggrapportering under Barnkonventionen har för första gången skickats in av barnrättsallianser i Bangladesh, Nepal, Östtimor och Rwanda. Under Barn- och ungdomssatsningen: 1. Ungdomar har kunskap, inställning och förmåga att ta självständiga beslut kring sin sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa. Exempel: I Uganda steg andelen ungdomar som hade kunskaper om riskerna med oskyddad sex från 45% i baslinjestudien till 71% i slutstudien. 2. Föräldrar och andra beslutsfattare har förmåga, inställning och kunskap om sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter och hälsa samt könsbaserat våld - som i sin tur minskar social och kulturell press inom områdena. Exempel: I Egypten, Etiopien, Pakistan och Malawi har inställningen till könsrelaterat våld och skadliga traditionella sedvänjor ändrats, och lokala ledare i Malawi har tex börjat bekämpa sedvänjor som barnäktenskap och initiationsriter med inslag av sexuellt tvång och våld. 3. Civilsamhällespartners har kapacitet att planera och genomföra projekt gällande sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter och hälsa. Exempel: Ungdomsorganisationer från flera länder i Latinamerika har startat ett regionalt nätverk för sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter. I flera länder (tex Benin, Pakistan och Egypten) har civilsamhällesorganisationer spelat en viktig roll i ny lagstiftning och policies gällande sexuella rättigheter och Hiv/aids. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030153-5403015301 Sweden Framework support to Plan Sweden for programmes that relates to Sida's mandate to support (in developing countries) civil society organisations that, with a rights-based approach, contribute effective to poverty reduction. Rambidrag till Plan Sverige för verksamhet som sammanfaller med Sidas uppdrag att i utvecklingsländer stödja civila samhällets aktörer som, med ett rättighetsbaserat arbete, effektivt bidrar till fattigdomsbekämpning. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 88856000 66957000 95909000 45547000 47227000 34770202 -8682817 -21730 251722000 Plan International Sverige 11386800 Plan International Sverige 11386900 Plan International Sverige 11386900 Plan International Sverige 11386400 Plan International Sverige 11806750 Plan International Sverige 11806751 Plan International Sverige 11806751 Plan International Sverige 11806748 Plan International Sverige 11423385.2200000007 Plan International Sverige 8395284 Plan International Sverige 8395284 Plan International Sverige 6556249 Plan International Sverige -8682817 Plan International Sverige -21730 Plan International Sverige SE-0-SE-6-54030153-5403015304 Sweden Framework support to Plan Sweden for programmes that relates to Sida's mandate to support (in developing countries) civil society organisations that, with a rights-based approach, contribute effective to poverty reduction. Rambidrag till Plan Sverige för verksamhet som sammanfaller med Sidas uppdrag att i utvecklingsländer stödja civila samhällets aktörer som, med ett rättighetsbaserat arbete, effektivt bidrar till fattigdomsbekämpning. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 16474000 43146012 43309000 43309000 Plan International Sverige 8237000 Plan International Sverige 8237000 Plan International Sverige 12333500 Plan International Sverige 12333500 Plan International Sverige 12333500 Plan International Sverige 6145512 Plan International Sverige SE-0-SE-6-54030153-5403015305 Sweden Framework support to Plan Sweden for programmes that relates to Sida's mandate to support (in developing countries) civil society organisations that, with a rights-based approach, contribute effective to poverty reduction. Rambidrag till Plan Sverige för verksamhet som sammanfaller med Sidas uppdrag att i utvecklingsländer stödja civila samhällets aktörer som, med ett rättighetsbaserat arbete, effektivt bidrar till fattigdomsbekämpning. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 3256000 3256000 Plan International Sverige SE-0-SE-6-54030197 Sweden Support to Forum Syd's infomration and communication activities in Sweden and to sub-grants to other organisations via Forum Syd. Also includes support to self contribution to EU support. Stöd till Forum Syds informations och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige samt till vidareförmedling av stöd till andra organisationer. Innehåller även stöd till egeninsats vid EU stöd. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54030197-5403019701 Sweden Support to Forum Syd's infomration and communication activities in Sweden and to sub-grants to other organisations via Forum Syd. Also includes support to self contribution to EU support. Stöd till Forum Syds informations och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige samt till vidareförmedling av stöd till andra organisationer. Innehåller även stöd till egeninsats vid EU stöd. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 22075274 22040858 1117433 0 20865856 21000000 45233565 Donor Country NGO 7500000 Donor Country NGO 6000000 Donor Country NGO 5500000 Donor Country NGO 2000000 Donor Country NGO 7500000 Donor Country NGO 4865856 Donor Country NGO 5000000 Donor Country NGO 3500000 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54030197-5403019703 Sweden Support to Forum Syd's infomration and communication activities in Sweden and to sub-grants to other organisations via Forum Syd. Also includes support to self contribution to EU support. Stöd till Forum Syds informations och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige samt till vidareförmedling av stöd till andra organisationer. Innehåller även stöd till egeninsats vid EU stöd. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 914274 941058 985233 914274 Donor Country NGO 235000 Donor Country NGO 706058 Donor Country NGO 985233 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54030197-5403019704 Sweden Support to Forum Syd's infomration and communication activities in Sweden and to sub-grants to other organisations via Forum Syd. Also includes support to self contribution to EU support. Stöd till Forum Syds informations och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige samt till vidareförmedling av stöd till andra organisationer. Innehåller även stöd till egeninsats vid EU stöd. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 99800 132200 161000 161000 Donor Country NGO 99800 Donor Country NGO 132200 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54030267 Sweden Framework support to Swedish Mission Council for programmes that relates to Sida's mandate to support in developing countries civil society organisations that, with a rights-based approach contributes to poverty reduction. Rambidrag till Svenska Missionsrådet för verksamhet som sammanfaller med Sidas uppdrag att i utvecklingsländer stödja civila samhällets aktörer som, med ett rättighetsbaserat arbete, effektivt bidrar till fattigdomsbekämpning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Bangladesh Brazil Belarus Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic (the) Côte d'Ivoire Egypt Ethiopia India Iran (Islamic Republic of) Jordan Kenya Cambodia Moldova (the Republic of) Nigeria Nicaragua Nepal Philippines (the) Pakistan Palestine, State of Sudan (the) Somalia Togo Thailand Tajikistan Tanzania, United Republic of Ukraine Uganda South Africa Zimbabwe Middle East, regional Developing countries, unspecified Western Africa, regional Southern Africa, regional Central Asia, regional Democratic participation and civil society Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Multisector education/training Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Basic health care Water supply and sanitation - large systems Rural development STD control including HIV/AIDS Government & Civil Society-general Conflict, Peace & Security Other Multisector Banking & Financial Services Basic Health Water Supply & Sanitation Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Övergripande fråga: Resultat kopplat till avsedd effekt 2015Fråga: Sammanfatta resultat relaterade till avsedd effekt (denna information kommer att skickas till Open Aid).Svar: I enlighet med beslut fattat av VU behöver utvalda insatsmål från och med 2016-06-16 inte längre fyllas i och om dessa mål finns sedan tidigare behöver de inte heller följas upp i uppföljningen. Sida väljer därför att inte följa upp de tidigare utvalda insatsmålen i ställningstagandet till SMR:s slutrapport. Nedan följer en övergripande bedömning av avsedd effekt och måluppfyllelse. Målet för SMR:s utvecklingssamarbete är att bidra till utvecklingen av ett hållbart, rättvist, fredligt, jämställt och demokratiskt samhälle i samarbetsländerna, där de mänskliga rättigheterna respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls, genom stöd och kapacitetsutveckling till förändringsaktörer med legitimitet och förmåga att arbeta rättighetsbaserat för att utkräva ansvar av skyldighetsbärare och att stärka rättighetsinnehavares organisering, egenmakt och förutsättningar att själva förändra sina livsvillkor. SMR rapporterar relativt utförligt om resultat inom detta mål och ger illustrativa exempel under varje delmål. Några exempel på resultat är förändrad vapenlagstiftning som resultat av påverkansarbete i Venezuela, ökad medvetenhet om barns rättigheter i skolor i DR Kongo, ökad mobilisering i Uganda för HIV-prevention, kvinnors egenmakt i familjen har stärkts bland afghanska flyktingar i Iran och yrkesutbildning för kvinnor i Palestina. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030267-5403026701 Sweden Framework support to Swedish Mission Council for programmes that relates to Sida's mandate to support in developing countries civil society organisations that, with a rights-based approach contributes to poverty reduction. Rambidrag till Svenska Missionsrådet för verksamhet som sammanfaller med Sidas uppdrag att i utvecklingsländer stödja civila samhällets aktörer som, med ett rättighetsbaserat arbete, effektivt bidrar till fattigdomsbekämpning. 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Rambidrag till Svenska Missionsrådet för verksamhet som sammanfaller med Sidas uppdrag att i utvecklingsländer stödja civila samhällets aktörer som, med ett rättighetsbaserat arbete, effektivt bidrar till fattigdomsbekämpning. 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SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 1344648 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 26292 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 371844 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 60096 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 45072 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 11268 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 11268 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 22536 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 247896 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 60096 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 101412 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 108924 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 7512 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 41316 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 48828 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 26292 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 11268 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 41316 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 67608 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet SE-0-SE-6-54030267-5403026703 Sweden Framework support to Swedish Mission Council for programmes that relates to Sida's mandate to support in developing countries civil society organisations that, with a rights-based approach contributes to poverty reduction. Rambidrag till Svenska Missionsrådet för verksamhet som sammanfaller med Sidas uppdrag att i utvecklingsländer stödja civila samhällets aktörer som, med ett rättighetsbaserat arbete, effektivt bidrar till fattigdomsbekämpning. Sweden SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -356859 -356859 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-54030475 Sweden LO-TCO Secretariat InfoCom Allocation 2014-2016. The Secretariat's role is to redistribute InfoCom allocations to Swedish Unions in order to carry out InfoCOm work in Sweden LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd (hädanefter Biståndsnämnden) har den 1 oktober år 2013 inkommit till Sida med en ansökan om informations- och kommunikationsbidrag för perioden 2014-2016. Ansökan är på totalt 35,1 MSEK för treårsperioden, varav 30,5 MSEK för verksamhetskostnader, 2,2 MSEK i vidareförmedlingsbidrag och 2,4 MSEK i administrationsbidrag. Sida gör bedömningen att ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag ur anslagsposten ”Bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige.” Sidas slutsats är att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till informations- och kommunikationsstrategins övergripande mål att ” den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkraft i utvecklingsländer." LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd är en av de organisationer som har bedömts och godkänts av Sida som ramorganisation för stöd genom svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer. ORGANISATIONEN OCH DESS VERKSAMHET Biståndsnämnden är ett samarbetsorgan för LO och TCO och till dem anslutna nationella fackförbund med tillsammans cirka 2,8 miljoner medlemmar. Biståndsnämndens syfte är att vidareförmedla medel till fackföreningsrörelsens aktörer så dessa kan bedriva utvecklingsarbete i Syd och Öst samt till informations- och kommunikationsinsatser (hädanefter infokominsatser) i Sverige. Det övergripande målet för hela Biståndsnämndens infokomverksamhet är att tillse att den svenska allmänheten och framförallt svenska fackmedlemmar har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd och dess resultat, samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter. VERKSAMHETEN Biståndsnämnden ansöker - liksom föregående år - om infokom-medel för tre program; ”Facket Förändrar”, ”Schyst Resande” samt ”Hej då Fattigdom!” (Fairtrade). Biståndsnämnden driver själva programmet ”Facket förändrar” ”Facket förändrar” Programmet utförs av Biståndsnämnden, fackförbund och fackförbundspress. Målgruppen består främst av fackföreningsmedlemmar. Programmet utgörs av ett tjugotal projekt och har huvudsakligt fokus på mänskliga rättigheter i allmänhet och fackliga rättigheter i synnerhet. Inom ramen för detta program finns dels projekt som utförs av enskilda fackförbund och lokalavdelningar dels aktiviteter som utförs av LO-TCO Biståndnämnd centralt. Insatserna varierar; Materialproduktion, utbildningsinsatser, reportageresor för förbundspressen, Café världen - ett möteskoncept, omvärldsbevakning etc. ”Schyst resande” Schyst resande är ett nätverk som består av sex medlemsorganisationer. Syftet är att sätta fokus på turism och resande och de arbetsförhållanden många av de anställda i syd har inom relaterade branscher. Nätverket arbetar också med ekologiskt hållbar turism och resande. Insatsen riktar sig främst till allmänhet/konsumenter, turismutbildningar och reseföretag. Bland insatserna finns; Utbildningar av lärare på turismutbildningar, kampanjer, aktivt massmediearbete och kommunikation på sociala medier. ”Hej då fattigdom!” Denna insats drivs av föreningen Fairtrade, med 50 medlemsorganisationer, och syftar till att öka kännedomen om Fairtrade och dess verksamhet samt att få svenska konsumenter medvetna om vikten av rimliga produktionsvillkor för de personer som tillverkar/odlar, tar fram de varor vi köper i affärerna. Bland insatserna återfinns ”Ambassadörsutbildningar”, informationsmaterial mediebevakning och kampanjer. Fairtrade har tagit fram en strategi som är direktanpassad till olika fördefinierade målgrupper. Sidas bedömning är att verksamheten överlag är väsentlig och tidsenlig, då det i nuläget finns stor efterfrågan på denna typ av information. Resultaten för insatserna har varit goda de senaste åren. Sida ser detta som verksamhet med hög relevans.Därutöver har nyligen genomförda utvärderingar av Biståndsnämndens kapacitet och system för att kvalitetssäkra verksamheten, påvisat att stora förbättringar gjorts och att kontrollen är god. Tillägg 2017: Den utvecklingsproblematik som återfinns i Union to Unions ansökan för 2017 är densamma som för perioden 2014-2016, detta gäller även metoderna och interventionslogiken. Sida gör därför samma bedömning som i tidigare beredning, dvs. att insatsen är av fortsatt hög relevans för de utvecklingsproblem som insatsen avser att påverka. Jämfört med perioden 2014-2016 har vissa förändringar av insatsen gjorts. En tydligt inriktning mot Agenda 2030 av de 3 olika programmen, samt en anpassning mot den nya informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, då den tidigare löpte ut under 2016. FACKET FÖRÄNDRAR Omfattar efter SACO:s tillträde 2015 hela Sveriges fackliga organisationer. Union to Union har reviderat sin riktlinjer och strategier för ansökningsförfarandet från lokal fackliga organisationer. Ansökningar från lokala fackliga organisationer har sjunkit och därför kommer Union to Union under 2017 bland annat utbilda lokala informatörer i syfte att öka det globala engagemanget. ”HEJ DÅ FATTIGDOM” Har bytt namn till "Försörjning och framtidshopp - det börjar med Fairtrade". Inom programmet är den största förändringen en anpassning mot den nya strategins möjlighet till påverkansarbete. Detta har inneburit att programmet har utökats för att möjliggöra att Fairtrade kan gemensamt i varje land och region driva budskapet att rättvis handel är ett viktigt verktyg för fattigdomsbekämpning. SCHYST RESANDE Under 2017 avser Union to Union utöka antalet ambassadörer för programmet från dagens 151 till 250. Vidare vill Union to Union även aktivera de egna organisationerna genom stöd till extra utbildningsinsatser för, av Union to Union, utvalda grupper och nyckelpersoner. Utöver detta tar man fram rapporter under 2017 som belyser olika utmaningar inom sektorn och även utreda möjligheten till en certifiering/märkning av resor. Sammanfattigsvis gör Sida bedömningen att insatsen, med den föreslagna förändringen för 2017, fortsatt är av hög relevans för den utvecklingsproblematik den avser att nå. Sidas sammanfattade bedömning av Biståndsnämndens Resultatramverk och måluppfyllelse relaterar till den modell för resultatuppföljning som Biståndsnämnden presenterar i sin ansökan och som bifogats i TRAC. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Insatsen inkluderar tre program, vilka är (1) Facket förändrar, (2) Försörjning och framtidshopp – det börjar med Fairtrade och (3) Schyst resande. Trots att insatsen inkluderar tre olika program med ett flertal olika aktiviteter lyckas Union to Union redovisa aktiviteterna för varje program på ett tydligt sätt.   FACKET FÖRÄNDRAR      Inom Union to Unions eget program ”Facket förändrar” genomförde Union to Union framgångsrikt bland annat lunchföreläsningar, producerade filmer och inlägg som spreds i sociala medier och skickade nyhetsbrev veckovis till sina abonnenter. Till exempel genomförde Union to Union tio lunchmöten i Stockholm med totalt 630 besökare. Lunchmötena nådde ytterligare 821 deltagare via YouTube och Facebook samt 272 personer via Union to Unions podcast “Globalt facksnack”. Dessa siffror låter imponerande men Union to Union nämner inte att det kan ha varit samma individer som deltog i flera lunchmöten och som nåddes via sociala medier flera gånger, så den faktiska siffran är högst sannolikt mycket lägre än det som Union to Union som det antalet nådda personer som union to union anger. Programmet hade även några oväntade resultat; t.ex. fick världsfacket ITUC:s ledare Sharan Burrow en helsidesintervju i Göteborgs-Posten med världsfacket, en av Union to Unions handläggare intervjuades om klimatfrågor i GodEl:s nyhetsbrev och Union to Union fick möjlighet att bidra med expertkommentarer i tidningen Hotellrevyn inför Yrkes-VM i Förenade Arabemiraten. I en utvärdering av en oberoende konsult framgår det att många fackförbund själva upplever att de arbetar mer med internationella frågor. Detta är en positiv indikator för att det finns effekter på outcomenivå. Det hade varit intressant att följa upp hur dessa fackförbund arbetar med frågorna och vad de förväntar sig för effekter. Detta görs enbart delvis; t.ex. visar konsultrapporten att fackförbunden skrev fler artiklar om globala frågor 2015 jämfört med baslinjeåret 2012. Dock är denna ökning väldigt liten. Under baslinjeåret 2012 publicerade 25 fackförbundstidningar artiklar och 19 av dessa fler än fem artiklar, under 2015 var det 28 tidningar som publicerad artiklar och 18 av dessa fler än fem.   FÖRSÖRJNING OCH FRAMTIDSHOPP – DET BÖRJAR MED FAIRTRADE Programmet ”Försörjning och framtidshopp – det börjar med Fairtrade” fokuserade mest på informationskampanjer, utbildning och aktivering av ambassadörer, Fairtrade City-diplomerade kommuner samt traditionella medier och sociala medier (främst Facebook, Instagram och Twitter). Till exempel visar Fairtrade City-kommunernas redovisning att diplomeringen över tid är ett effektivt verktyg för att öka andelen Fairtrade-märkta produkter i offentlig upphandling. Flertalet kommuner har under sin diplomeringstid ökat andelen Fairtrade-märkt kaffe och 21 kommuner redovisar i 2017 års omdiplomering att andelen inköpt Fairtrade-kaffe uppgår till 75 procent eller mer av den totala mängden inköpt kaffe. Göteborgs kommun visar i 2017 års redovisning att 96 procent av allt upphandlat kaffe är Fairtrade-märkt, en förbättring från 63 procent två år tidigare. Sida anser att det är positivt att effektmål bortom outputs redovisas inom programmet. T.ex. görs an analys av hur diplomeringen blir ”en morot” både för att öka den etiska offentliga konsumtionen och ett framgångsrikt sätt att stimulera ett brett samarbete mellan kommunen, näringslivet och föreningslivet kring frågor som rör etisk konsumtion. På detta sätt bidrar diplomeringen även till en norm i samhället som en långsiktig outcome. SCHYST RESANDE Nätverket Schyst resande producerade informationsmaterial, anordnade utbildningar, seminarier och rapporter som lyfter frågor om hållbart resande. Inom ramen för programmet utbildades även ambassadörer som är ute och föreläser på skolor, arrangerar events och är aktiva i Schyst resandes sociala medier. T.ex. så har 325 lärare beställt och använt materialet i sin undervisning av totalt 10 000 elever. Enligt en utvärdering anger 80 procent av lärarna som svarat på enkäten att deras elever har fått ökad kunskap om hållbar turism och hållbar utveckling. 50 procent av de lärare som svarat på enkäten, anger att de kan tänka sig att fortsätta att arbeta med temat schyst resande. Av eleverna svarar 80 procent att de har fått en djupare kunskap kring hållbar turism och hållbar utveckling och lika många anger att de kommer att välja hållbara alternativ nästa gång de reser. Dessa siffror kan ge en indikation för att insatsen kan ha långsiktiga effekter. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030475-5403047501 Sweden LO-TCO Secretariat InfoCom Allocation 2014-2016. The Secretariat's role is to redistribute InfoCom allocations to Swedish Unions in order to carry out InfoCOm work in Sweden LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd (hädanefter Biståndsnämnden) har den 1 oktober år 2013 inkommit till Sida med en ansökan om informations- och kommunikationsbidrag för perioden 2014-2016. Ansökan är på totalt 35,1 MSEK för treårsperioden, varav 30,5 MSEK för verksamhetskostnader, 2,2 MSEK i vidareförmedlingsbidrag och 2,4 MSEK i administrationsbidrag. Sida gör bedömningen att ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag ur anslagsposten ”Bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige.” Sidas slutsats är att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till informations- och kommunikationsstrategins övergripande mål att ” den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkraft i utvecklingsländer." LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd är en av de organisationer som har bedömts och godkänts av Sida som ramorganisation för stöd genom svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer. ORGANISATIONEN OCH DESS VERKSAMHET Biståndsnämnden är ett samarbetsorgan för LO och TCO och till dem anslutna nationella fackförbund med tillsammans cirka 2,8 miljoner medlemmar. Biståndsnämndens syfte är att vidareförmedla medel till fackföreningsrörelsens aktörer så dessa kan bedriva utvecklingsarbete i Syd och Öst samt till informations- och kommunikationsinsatser (hädanefter infokominsatser) i Sverige. Det övergripande målet för hela Biståndsnämndens infokomverksamhet är att tillse att den svenska allmänheten och framförallt svenska fackmedlemmar har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd och dess resultat, samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter. VERKSAMHETEN Biståndsnämnden ansöker - liksom föregående år - om infokom-medel för tre program; ”Facket Förändrar”, ”Schyst Resande” samt ”Hej då Fattigdom!” (Fairtrade). Biståndsnämnden driver själva programmet ”Facket förändrar” ”Facket förändrar” Programmet utförs av Biståndsnämnden, fackförbund och fackförbundspress. Målgruppen består främst av fackföreningsmedlemmar. Programmet utgörs av ett tjugotal projekt och har huvudsakligt fokus på mänskliga rättigheter i allmänhet och fackliga rättigheter i synnerhet. Inom ramen för detta program finns dels projekt som utförs av enskilda fackförbund och lokalavdelningar dels aktiviteter som utförs av LO-TCO Biståndnämnd centralt. Insatserna varierar; Materialproduktion, utbildningsinsatser, reportageresor för förbundspressen, Café världen - ett möteskoncept, omvärldsbevakning etc. ”Schyst resande” Schyst resande är ett nätverk som består av sex medlemsorganisationer. Syftet är att sätta fokus på turism och resande och de arbetsförhållanden många av de anställda i syd har inom relaterade branscher. Nätverket arbetar också med ekologiskt hållbar turism och resande. Insatsen riktar sig främst till allmänhet/konsumenter, turismutbildningar och reseföretag. Bland insatserna finns; Utbildningar av lärare på turismutbildningar, kampanjer, aktivt massmediearbete och kommunikation på sociala medier. ”Hej då fattigdom!” Denna insats drivs av föreningen Fairtrade, med 50 medlemsorganisationer, och syftar till att öka kännedomen om Fairtrade och dess verksamhet samt att få svenska konsumenter medvetna om vikten av rimliga produktionsvillkor för de personer som tillverkar/odlar, tar fram de varor vi köper i affärerna. Bland insatserna återfinns ”Ambassadörsutbildningar”, informationsmaterial mediebevakning och kampanjer. Fairtrade har tagit fram en strategi som är direktanpassad till olika fördefinierade målgrupper. Sidas bedömning är att verksamheten överlag är väsentlig och tidsenlig, då det i nuläget finns stor efterfrågan på denna typ av information. Resultaten för insatserna har varit goda de senaste åren. Sida ser detta som verksamhet med hög relevans.Därutöver har nyligen genomförda utvärderingar av Biståndsnämndens kapacitet och system för att kvalitetssäkra verksamheten, påvisat att stora förbättringar gjorts och att kontrollen är god. Tillägg 2017: Den utvecklingsproblematik som återfinns i Union to Unions ansökan för 2017 är densamma som för perioden 2014-2016, detta gäller även metoderna och interventionslogiken. Sida gör därför samma bedömning som i tidigare beredning, dvs. att insatsen är av fortsatt hög relevans för de utvecklingsproblem som insatsen avser att påverka. Jämfört med perioden 2014-2016 har vissa förändringar av insatsen gjorts. En tydligt inriktning mot Agenda 2030 av de 3 olika programmen, samt en anpassning mot den nya informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, då den tidigare löpte ut under 2016. FACKET FÖRÄNDRAR Omfattar efter SACO:s tillträde 2015 hela Sveriges fackliga organisationer. Union to Union har reviderat sin riktlinjer och strategier för ansökningsförfarandet från lokal fackliga organisationer. Ansökningar från lokala fackliga organisationer har sjunkit och därför kommer Union to Union under 2017 bland annat utbilda lokala informatörer i syfte att öka det globala engagemanget. ”HEJ DÅ FATTIGDOM” Har bytt namn till "Försörjning och framtidshopp - det börjar med Fairtrade". Inom programmet är den största förändringen en anpassning mot den nya strategins möjlighet till påverkansarbete. Detta har inneburit att programmet har utökats för att möjliggöra att Fairtrade kan gemensamt i varje land och region driva budskapet att rättvis handel är ett viktigt verktyg för fattigdomsbekämpning. SCHYST RESANDE Under 2017 avser Union to Union utöka antalet ambassadörer för programmet från dagens 151 till 250. Vidare vill Union to Union även aktivera de egna organisationerna genom stöd till extra utbildningsinsatser för, av Union to Union, utvalda grupper och nyckelpersoner. Utöver detta tar man fram rapporter under 2017 som belyser olika utmaningar inom sektorn och även utreda möjligheten till en certifiering/märkning av resor. Sammanfattigsvis gör Sida bedömningen att insatsen, med den föreslagna förändringen för 2017, fortsatt är av hög relevans för den utvecklingsproblematik den avser att nå. Sidas sammanfattade bedömning av Biståndsnämndens Resultatramverk och måluppfyllelse relaterar till den modell för resultatuppföljning som Biståndsnämnden presenterar i sin ansökan och som bifogats i TRAC. Sweden Union to Union Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Union to Union Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12700000 7300000 10000000 -10000000 5000000 5000000 12700000 10000000 7300000 30000000 Union to Union 5000000 Union to Union 5000000 Union to Union 2700000 Union to Union 2300000 Union to Union 5000000 Union to Union 5000000 Union to Union 5000000 Union to Union SE-0-SE-6-54030475-5403047502 Sweden LO-TCO Secretariat InfoCom Allocation 2014-2016. The Secretariat's role is to redistribute InfoCom allocations to Swedish Unions in order to carry out InfoCOm work in Sweden LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd (hädanefter Biståndsnämnden) har den 1 oktober år 2013 inkommit till Sida med en ansökan om informations- och kommunikationsbidrag för perioden 2014-2016. Ansökan är på totalt 35,1 MSEK för treårsperioden, varav 30,5 MSEK för verksamhetskostnader, 2,2 MSEK i vidareförmedlingsbidrag och 2,4 MSEK i administrationsbidrag. Sida gör bedömningen att ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag ur anslagsposten ”Bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige.” Sidas slutsats är att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till informations- och kommunikationsstrategins övergripande mål att ” den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkraft i utvecklingsländer." LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd är en av de organisationer som har bedömts och godkänts av Sida som ramorganisation för stöd genom svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer. ORGANISATIONEN OCH DESS VERKSAMHET Biståndsnämnden är ett samarbetsorgan för LO och TCO och till dem anslutna nationella fackförbund med tillsammans cirka 2,8 miljoner medlemmar. Biståndsnämndens syfte är att vidareförmedla medel till fackföreningsrörelsens aktörer så dessa kan bedriva utvecklingsarbete i Syd och Öst samt till informations- och kommunikationsinsatser (hädanefter infokominsatser) i Sverige. Det övergripande målet för hela Biståndsnämndens infokomverksamhet är att tillse att den svenska allmänheten och framförallt svenska fackmedlemmar har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd och dess resultat, samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter. VERKSAMHETEN Biståndsnämnden ansöker - liksom föregående år - om infokom-medel för tre program; ”Facket Förändrar”, ”Schyst Resande” samt ”Hej då Fattigdom!” (Fairtrade). Biståndsnämnden driver själva programmet ”Facket förändrar” ”Facket förändrar” Programmet utförs av Biståndsnämnden, fackförbund och fackförbundspress. Målgruppen består främst av fackföreningsmedlemmar. Programmet utgörs av ett tjugotal projekt och har huvudsakligt fokus på mänskliga rättigheter i allmänhet och fackliga rättigheter i synnerhet. Inom ramen för detta program finns dels projekt som utförs av enskilda fackförbund och lokalavdelningar dels aktiviteter som utförs av LO-TCO Biståndnämnd centralt. Insatserna varierar; Materialproduktion, utbildningsinsatser, reportageresor för förbundspressen, Café världen - ett möteskoncept, omvärldsbevakning etc. ”Schyst resande” Schyst resande är ett nätverk som består av sex medlemsorganisationer. Syftet är att sätta fokus på turism och resande och de arbetsförhållanden många av de anställda i syd har inom relaterade branscher. Nätverket arbetar också med ekologiskt hållbar turism och resande. Insatsen riktar sig främst till allmänhet/konsumenter, turismutbildningar och reseföretag. Bland insatserna finns; Utbildningar av lärare på turismutbildningar, kampanjer, aktivt massmediearbete och kommunikation på sociala medier. ”Hej då fattigdom!” Denna insats drivs av föreningen Fairtrade, med 50 medlemsorganisationer, och syftar till att öka kännedomen om Fairtrade och dess verksamhet samt att få svenska konsumenter medvetna om vikten av rimliga produktionsvillkor för de personer som tillverkar/odlar, tar fram de varor vi köper i affärerna. Bland insatserna återfinns ”Ambassadörsutbildningar”, informationsmaterial mediebevakning och kampanjer. Fairtrade har tagit fram en strategi som är direktanpassad till olika fördefinierade målgrupper. Sidas bedömning är att verksamheten överlag är väsentlig och tidsenlig, då det i nuläget finns stor efterfrågan på denna typ av information. Resultaten för insatserna har varit goda de senaste åren. Sida ser detta som verksamhet med hög relevans.Därutöver har nyligen genomförda utvärderingar av Biståndsnämndens kapacitet och system för att kvalitetssäkra verksamheten, påvisat att stora förbättringar gjorts och att kontrollen är god. Tillägg 2017: Den utvecklingsproblematik som återfinns i Union to Unions ansökan för 2017 är densamma som för perioden 2014-2016, detta gäller även metoderna och interventionslogiken. Sida gör därför samma bedömning som i tidigare beredning, dvs. att insatsen är av fortsatt hög relevans för de utvecklingsproblem som insatsen avser att påverka. Jämfört med perioden 2014-2016 har vissa förändringar av insatsen gjorts. En tydligt inriktning mot Agenda 2030 av de 3 olika programmen, samt en anpassning mot den nya informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, då den tidigare löpte ut under 2016. FACKET FÖRÄNDRAR Omfattar efter SACO:s tillträde 2015 hela Sveriges fackliga organisationer. Union to Union har reviderat sin riktlinjer och strategier för ansökningsförfarandet från lokal fackliga organisationer. Ansökningar från lokala fackliga organisationer har sjunkit och därför kommer Union to Union under 2017 bland annat utbilda lokala informatörer i syfte att öka det globala engagemanget. ”HEJ DÅ FATTIGDOM” Har bytt namn till "Försörjning och framtidshopp - det börjar med Fairtrade". Inom programmet är den största förändringen en anpassning mot den nya strategins möjlighet till påverkansarbete. Detta har inneburit att programmet har utökats för att möjliggöra att Fairtrade kan gemensamt i varje land och region driva budskapet att rättvis handel är ett viktigt verktyg för fattigdomsbekämpning. SCHYST RESANDE Under 2017 avser Union to Union utöka antalet ambassadörer för programmet från dagens 151 till 250. Vidare vill Union to Union även aktivera de egna organisationerna genom stöd till extra utbildningsinsatser för, av Union to Union, utvalda grupper och nyckelpersoner. Utöver detta tar man fram rapporter under 2017 som belyser olika utmaningar inom sektorn och även utreda möjligheten till en certifiering/märkning av resor. Sammanfattigsvis gör Sida bedömningen att insatsen, med den föreslagna förändringen för 2017, fortsatt är av hög relevans för den utvecklingsproblematik den avser att nå. Sidas sammanfattade bedömning av Biståndsnämndens Resultatramverk och måluppfyllelse relaterar till den modell för resultatuppföljning som Biståndsnämnden presenterar i sin ansökan och som bifogats i TRAC. Sweden Union to Union Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Union to Union Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12500000 0 0 6250000 6250000 12500000 Union to Union 6250000 Union to Union 6250000 Union to Union -933790 Union to Union 933790 Union to Union Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54030475-5403047504 Sweden LO-TCO Secretariat InfoCom Allocation 2014-2016. The Secretariat's role is to redistribute InfoCom allocations to Swedish Unions in order to carry out InfoCOm work in Sweden LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd (hädanefter Biståndsnämnden) har den 1 oktober år 2013 inkommit till Sida med en ansökan om informations- och kommunikationsbidrag för perioden 2014-2016. Ansökan är på totalt 35,1 MSEK för treårsperioden, varav 30,5 MSEK för verksamhetskostnader, 2,2 MSEK i vidareförmedlingsbidrag och 2,4 MSEK i administrationsbidrag. Sida gör bedömningen att ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag ur anslagsposten ”Bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige.” Sidas slutsats är att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till informations- och kommunikationsstrategins övergripande mål att ” den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkraft i utvecklingsländer." LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd är en av de organisationer som har bedömts och godkänts av Sida som ramorganisation för stöd genom svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer. ORGANISATIONEN OCH DESS VERKSAMHET Biståndsnämnden är ett samarbetsorgan för LO och TCO och till dem anslutna nationella fackförbund med tillsammans cirka 2,8 miljoner medlemmar. Biståndsnämndens syfte är att vidareförmedla medel till fackföreningsrörelsens aktörer så dessa kan bedriva utvecklingsarbete i Syd och Öst samt till informations- och kommunikationsinsatser (hädanefter infokominsatser) i Sverige. Det övergripande målet för hela Biståndsnämndens infokomverksamhet är att tillse att den svenska allmänheten och framförallt svenska fackmedlemmar har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd och dess resultat, samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter. VERKSAMHETEN Biståndsnämnden ansöker - liksom föregående år - om infokom-medel för tre program; ”Facket Förändrar”, ”Schyst Resande” samt ”Hej då Fattigdom!” (Fairtrade). Biståndsnämnden driver själva programmet ”Facket förändrar” ”Facket förändrar” Programmet utförs av Biståndsnämnden, fackförbund och fackförbundspress. Målgruppen består främst av fackföreningsmedlemmar. Programmet utgörs av ett tjugotal projekt och har huvudsakligt fokus på mänskliga rättigheter i allmänhet och fackliga rättigheter i synnerhet. Inom ramen för detta program finns dels projekt som utförs av enskilda fackförbund och lokalavdelningar dels aktiviteter som utförs av LO-TCO Biståndnämnd centralt. Insatserna varierar; Materialproduktion, utbildningsinsatser, reportageresor för förbundspressen, Café världen - ett möteskoncept, omvärldsbevakning etc. ”Schyst resande” Schyst resande är ett nätverk som består av sex medlemsorganisationer. Syftet är att sätta fokus på turism och resande och de arbetsförhållanden många av de anställda i syd har inom relaterade branscher. Nätverket arbetar också med ekologiskt hållbar turism och resande. Insatsen riktar sig främst till allmänhet/konsumenter, turismutbildningar och reseföretag. Bland insatserna finns; Utbildningar av lärare på turismutbildningar, kampanjer, aktivt massmediearbete och kommunikation på sociala medier. ”Hej då fattigdom!” Denna insats drivs av föreningen Fairtrade, med 50 medlemsorganisationer, och syftar till att öka kännedomen om Fairtrade och dess verksamhet samt att få svenska konsumenter medvetna om vikten av rimliga produktionsvillkor för de personer som tillverkar/odlar, tar fram de varor vi köper i affärerna. Bland insatserna återfinns ”Ambassadörsutbildningar”, informationsmaterial mediebevakning och kampanjer. Fairtrade har tagit fram en strategi som är direktanpassad till olika fördefinierade målgrupper. Sidas bedömning är att verksamheten överlag är väsentlig och tidsenlig, då det i nuläget finns stor efterfrågan på denna typ av information. Resultaten för insatserna har varit goda de senaste åren. Sida ser detta som verksamhet med hög relevans.Därutöver har nyligen genomförda utvärderingar av Biståndsnämndens kapacitet och system för att kvalitetssäkra verksamheten, påvisat att stora förbättringar gjorts och att kontrollen är god. Tillägg 2017: Den utvecklingsproblematik som återfinns i Union to Unions ansökan för 2017 är densamma som för perioden 2014-2016, detta gäller även metoderna och interventionslogiken. Sida gör därför samma bedömning som i tidigare beredning, dvs. att insatsen är av fortsatt hög relevans för de utvecklingsproblem som insatsen avser att påverka. Jämfört med perioden 2014-2016 har vissa förändringar av insatsen gjorts. En tydligt inriktning mot Agenda 2030 av de 3 olika programmen, samt en anpassning mot den nya informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, då den tidigare löpte ut under 2016. FACKET FÖRÄNDRAR Omfattar efter SACO:s tillträde 2015 hela Sveriges fackliga organisationer. Union to Union har reviderat sin riktlinjer och strategier för ansökningsförfarandet från lokal fackliga organisationer. Ansökningar från lokala fackliga organisationer har sjunkit och därför kommer Union to Union under 2017 bland annat utbilda lokala informatörer i syfte att öka det globala engagemanget. ”HEJ DÅ FATTIGDOM” Har bytt namn till "Försörjning och framtidshopp - det börjar med Fairtrade". Inom programmet är den största förändringen en anpassning mot den nya strategins möjlighet till påverkansarbete. Detta har inneburit att programmet har utökats för att möjliggöra att Fairtrade kan gemensamt i varje land och region driva budskapet att rättvis handel är ett viktigt verktyg för fattigdomsbekämpning. SCHYST RESANDE Under 2017 avser Union to Union utöka antalet ambassadörer för programmet från dagens 151 till 250. Vidare vill Union to Union även aktivera de egna organisationerna genom stöd till extra utbildningsinsatser för, av Union to Union, utvalda grupper och nyckelpersoner. Utöver detta tar man fram rapporter under 2017 som belyser olika utmaningar inom sektorn och även utreda möjligheten till en certifiering/märkning av resor. Sammanfattigsvis gör Sida bedömningen att insatsen, med den föreslagna förändringen för 2017, fortsatt är av hög relevans för den utvecklingsproblematik den avser att nå. Sidas sammanfattade bedömning av Biståndsnämndens Resultatramverk och måluppfyllelse relaterar till den modell för resultatuppföljning som Biståndsnämnden presenterar i sin ansökan och som bifogats i TRAC. Sweden Union to Union Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Union to Union Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -221042 -933790 -933790 Union to Union -221042.4 Union to Union Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54030511 Sweden CIVICUS 2014-2017 Objectives: -Protect fundamental civil society rights in countries where they are threatened and promote citizen participation and a vibrant civic space. Includes 6-month extension Jan-Jun 2018 (7 MSEK) and additional funding for 2017 (11,2 MSEK). CIVICUS är en internationell CSO-allians med syfte att stärka aktivism och det civila samhället globalt. Sida har ett pågående 4-årigt kärnstödsavtal med CIVICUS (A543152, insatsnr: 54030511). CIVICUS har till Sida/CIVSAM inkommit med en tilläggsansökan på 1 277 375 USD (10 448 800 SEK) för utökad verksamhet under 2015. Denna utökade verksamhet har tillkommit under 2015, men är i linje med organisationens strategiska plan och omfattar planering (inkluderar kartläggning) och genomförande av sex regionala workshoppar inom "civilsamhällets innovationsprogram" (Civil Society Innovation Initiative, CSII) som är en del av det bredare samarbetet mellan Sida och USAID med fokus på vetenskap, teknik, innovation och partnerskap (det s.k. STIP-samarbetet). Ansökan inkluderar även tilläggsmedel för CIVICUS växelkursförluster 2015 om 988 600 SEK (120 000 USD) (Dox: 06167/15). CIVICUS genomför denna insats i nära samarbete med den internationella CSOn Counterpart International (CI). CIVICUS är sedan länge en strategisk partner till Sida, och CI är en strategisk partner till USAID som i sin tur erhåller stöd för denna insats från USAID som kompletterar Sidastödet. CIVICUS roll i denna insats är att utveckla den regionala kontextanalysen, kommunikation, delar av logistiken för workshopparna och rapportering från workshopparna. Övergripande aspekter i genomförandet av de sex workshopparna som moderering av workshopparna, underhåll av löpande dialog med civilsamhället via social media samt rapportering av insatsen delas av de båda samarbetsparterna CIVICUS och CI. Tre personer på heltid och tre på halvtid på CIVICUS är knutna till insatsen. Om Civil Society Innovation Initiative (CSII) Bakgrunden och problemet som denna insats adresserar är det krympande utrymmet för civilsamhället att verka internationellt. Den globala trenden av en växande skara länder som introducerar och stiftar lagar som på olika sätt kontrollerar och begränsar civilsamhällets organisationer att söka finansiering och verka fritt utgör en stor del av bakgrunden. Målet med CSII är ”to support new and established approaches to promote, strengthen, and connect a vibrant, pluralistic, and rights-based civil society in open, closing, and closed spaces through the establishment of demand-driven and cutting-edge Civil Society Innovation Initiative (CSII) hubs.” De regionala CSII-hubbarna som ska etableras världen över kommer att utgöra en mötesplats för att generera, utveckla och förverkliga nya idéer och samarbetsmodeller samt att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling och annan service som civila samhället själva kommer överens om. Det specifika målet för denna (förberedande) insats är att, genom sex regionala workshops och via andra kommunikationskanaler, ta fram underlag för beslut om nästa fas (fas 3 enligt nedan) för etablering av CSII-hubbarna. CSII:s tyngdpunkt och fokus ligger på regionala och lokala aktörer. Några av de funktioner som CSII-hubbarna kan komma att ha är facilitator (sammankallande funktion), kontaktyta för att sammanföra aktörer (såväl inom som utanför civilsamhället för att främja samverkan med den privata sektorn, akademiska sektorn etc), innovationsplattform (både v.g. finansieringsmodeller och teknologi) och rådgivare. Hubbarna är först och främst tänkta som plattformar som förstärker och kompletterar det redan existerande arbetet och nätverk i regionerna och ska stärka den långsiktiga bärkraften och kapaciteten bland CSO och andra aktörer. Därmed är det inte tänkt att detta ska vara en mekanism för projektfinansiering. USAID och Sida är de ursprungliga givarna, men från februari 2015 bildades en givargrupp (donor coordination group, DCG) och inkluderar Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) och Open Society Foundations (OSF). Ambitionen är att utvidga DCG för att inkludera fler bilaterala givare, privata stiftelser som filantroper men även för att garantera en geografisk spridning bland givarna. Det är prioriterat att utformningen av insatsen genomförs i nära dialog mellan givare, civilsamhället och andra relevanta aktörer och att CSO själva gradvis tar över ägandeskapet så snart som möjligt. Givarna har valt att kalla detta en co-creation-process, eller gemensam programutveckling mellan givare och civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO), där ett brett deltagande och transparens präglar arbetssättet. Sida är därmed, liksom övriga tre givare, delaktiga i den inledande utformningen av insatsen som sådan. Den input som klart väger tyngst, och som är styrande, i denna process är dock den från samarbetspartnerna CIVICUS och CI och förslag och rekommendationer från de regionala workshopparna. CSII-insatsen sker i tre faser: (1) co-creation, (2) co-design, och (3) etablering och genomförande av CSII-hubbarnas verksamhet. Co-creation-processen inleddes 2014 med att Sida och USAID, genom ett öppet ansökningsförfarande, bjöd in CSO från hela världen att lämna förslag på innovativa idéer om hur de skulle kunna bidra till CSII-processen. Av ca 300 ansökningar från CSO:s från hela världen antogs 45 för att delta på en workshop i Istanbul i november 2014. Workshoppen resulterade i en Concept Note, en gemensam vision med förslag på hur CSII-hubbarna skulle kunna se ut, vilken typ av service de kan erbjuda och hur olika modeller för styrning skulle kunna se ut, såväl på global som på regional nivå. Concept Note utgör utgångspunkten för arbetet på de regionala workshopparna. Co-design-fasen drivs helt av CIVICUS och Counterpart International, dock i nära samarbete med givargruppen. Syftet med de regionala co-design-workshopparna är, med Concept Note som utgångspunkt, att (1) utveckla en regional kontextanalys, (2) ta fram gemensamma förslag för hubbens funktioner och olika service, och (3) styrningsfrågor. De regionala co-design-workshopparna äger rum i Latinamerika & Karibien, Mellanöstern & Nordafrika, östra och södra Afrika, centrala och västra Afrika, Syd- och Centralasien samt Sydostasien. Samtliga regionala workshoppar genomförs under perioden april till september 2015. Tentativa datum och placeringar för samtliga workshoppar. 1. Latin America and the Caribbean 13-15 april Panama 2. Africa 1 (Eastern/Southern Africa) 17-19 maj Tanzania 3. South & Central Asia 13-15 juni Turkiet 4. Africa 2 (Western/Central Africa) 4-6 augusti Senegal 5. Southeast Asia 12-14 augusti Indonesien (att bekräfta) 6. Middle East & North Africa 8-10 sept. Cypern (datum att bekräfta) Placeringen av workshopparna har inte någon koppling till val av placering av själva CSII-hubbarna. Varje workshop deltar ca 30 representanter från civilsamhället eller andra relevanta aktörer i regionen, exempelvis privata aktörer. En nomineringslista tas fram av genomförandepartnerna CIVICUS och CI, som kompletteras av givarna, varefter det slutliga urvalet görs gemensamt av givarna och genomförandepartnerna. CIVICUS utökade verksamhet kommer att rapporteras till Sida i den årliga rapporteringen i enlighet med pågående avtal (A543152) samt i särskild ordning till ansvarig handläggare för CSII på Sida/CIVSAM i enlighet med ansökan, som biläggs tilläggsavtalet (Dox:016166/15). Detta tilläggsbeslut överstiger 5 000 000 SEK och är ett relativt stort belopp i förhållande till ursprungsavtalet, men Sida bedömer att det finns följande synnerliga skäl för detta beslut: Den utökade verksamhet som CIVICUS söker medel från Sida för ska genomföras under en begränsad tid och för att då minska den administrativa bördan, som ett separat avtal innebär, väljer Sida att istället infoga stödet i det redan pågående kärnstödet. Den utökade verksamheten bedöms vidare ligga helt i linje med CIVICUS strategiska plan. Inkluderar en 6-månaders förlängning jan-jun 2018 (7 MSEK) samt additionella medel för 2017 (11,2 MSEK). CIVICUS is an international alliance of civil society dedicated to strengthen citizen action and civil society throughout the world, especially in areas where participatory democracy and citizens' freedom of association are challenged. It was established in 1993 and has its headquarter in South Africa. CIVICUS mission is: to strengthen citizen action and civil society throughout the world. CIVICUS vision is: a worldwide community of informed, inspired, committed citizens engaged in confronting the challenges facing humanity. CIVICUS works with organisations and individuals in over 100 countries to strengthen civil society. CIVICUS is, arguably, the only global network dedicated to the rights, freedoms, health and vitality of civil society. Its geographically and thematically diverse membership affirms its legitimacy as a Ieading voice on civil society issues globally. The objectives of this intervention is to; - protect fundamental civil society rights in countries where they are threatened- promote citizen participation and a vibrant civic space, especially among marginalised groups and in countries where CIVICUS can make most impact- democratise the international arena so that civil society can play a meaningful part in global governance processes- connect civil society actors across the world in creative and effective ways to generate change- generate and communicate knowledge and analysis about the state of civil society and emerging trends. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Example of results: The DataShift project aimed at leveraging new technologies for innovative, community-groundedaccountability, concluded its 24-month pilot-phase. The Innovation for Change (formerly Civil Society Innovation Initiative) initiative carried out in 7 regions. Examples of reported results is that there now is an innovation lab in Tajikistan and launching of an online sharing economy platform for the exchange of goods and services between CSOs in Latin America and the Caribbean. The Affinity Group of National Associations (AGNA) - CIVICUS' global network of civil society coordination and membership bodies enhanced its regional focus.  Launch of the CIVICUS Monitor - a new civic space tracking tool, October 2016. It provides monitoring of civic space in 195 countries. By 30 June 2017, 654 civic space updates in over 150 countries were made. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030511-5403051101 Sweden CIVICUS 2014-2017 Objectives: -Protect fundamental civil society rights in countries where they are threatened and promote citizen participation and a vibrant civic space. Includes 6-month extension Jan-Jun 2018 (7 MSEK) and additional funding for 2017 (11,2 MSEK). CIVICUS är en internationell CSO-allians med syfte att stärka aktivism och det civila samhället globalt. Sida har ett pågående 4-årigt kärnstödsavtal med CIVICUS (A543152, insatsnr: 54030511). CIVICUS har till Sida/CIVSAM inkommit med en tilläggsansökan på 1 277 375 USD (10 448 800 SEK) för utökad verksamhet under 2015. Denna utökade verksamhet har tillkommit under 2015, men är i linje med organisationens strategiska plan och omfattar planering (inkluderar kartläggning) och genomförande av sex regionala workshoppar inom "civilsamhällets innovationsprogram" (Civil Society Innovation Initiative, CSII) som är en del av det bredare samarbetet mellan Sida och USAID med fokus på vetenskap, teknik, innovation och partnerskap (det s.k. STIP-samarbetet). Ansökan inkluderar även tilläggsmedel för CIVICUS växelkursförluster 2015 om 988 600 SEK (120 000 USD) (Dox: 06167/15). CIVICUS genomför denna insats i nära samarbete med den internationella CSOn Counterpart International (CI). CIVICUS är sedan länge en strategisk partner till Sida, och CI är en strategisk partner till USAID som i sin tur erhåller stöd för denna insats från USAID som kompletterar Sidastödet. CIVICUS roll i denna insats är att utveckla den regionala kontextanalysen, kommunikation, delar av logistiken för workshopparna och rapportering från workshopparna. Övergripande aspekter i genomförandet av de sex workshopparna som moderering av workshopparna, underhåll av löpande dialog med civilsamhället via social media samt rapportering av insatsen delas av de båda samarbetsparterna CIVICUS och CI. Tre personer på heltid och tre på halvtid på CIVICUS är knutna till insatsen. Om Civil Society Innovation Initiative (CSII) Bakgrunden och problemet som denna insats adresserar är det krympande utrymmet för civilsamhället att verka internationellt. Den globala trenden av en växande skara länder som introducerar och stiftar lagar som på olika sätt kontrollerar och begränsar civilsamhällets organisationer att söka finansiering och verka fritt utgör en stor del av bakgrunden. Målet med CSII är ”to support new and established approaches to promote, strengthen, and connect a vibrant, pluralistic, and rights-based civil society in open, closing, and closed spaces through the establishment of demand-driven and cutting-edge Civil Society Innovation Initiative (CSII) hubs.” De regionala CSII-hubbarna som ska etableras världen över kommer att utgöra en mötesplats för att generera, utveckla och förverkliga nya idéer och samarbetsmodeller samt att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling och annan service som civila samhället själva kommer överens om. Det specifika målet för denna (förberedande) insats är att, genom sex regionala workshops och via andra kommunikationskanaler, ta fram underlag för beslut om nästa fas (fas 3 enligt nedan) för etablering av CSII-hubbarna. CSII:s tyngdpunkt och fokus ligger på regionala och lokala aktörer. Några av de funktioner som CSII-hubbarna kan komma att ha är facilitator (sammankallande funktion), kontaktyta för att sammanföra aktörer (såväl inom som utanför civilsamhället för att främja samverkan med den privata sektorn, akademiska sektorn etc), innovationsplattform (både v.g. finansieringsmodeller och teknologi) och rådgivare. Hubbarna är först och främst tänkta som plattformar som förstärker och kompletterar det redan existerande arbetet och nätverk i regionerna och ska stärka den långsiktiga bärkraften och kapaciteten bland CSO och andra aktörer. Därmed är det inte tänkt att detta ska vara en mekanism för projektfinansiering. USAID och Sida är de ursprungliga givarna, men från februari 2015 bildades en givargrupp (donor coordination group, DCG) och inkluderar Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) och Open Society Foundations (OSF). Ambitionen är att utvidga DCG för att inkludera fler bilaterala givare, privata stiftelser som filantroper men även för att garantera en geografisk spridning bland givarna. Det är prioriterat att utformningen av insatsen genomförs i nära dialog mellan givare, civilsamhället och andra relevanta aktörer och att CSO själva gradvis tar över ägandeskapet så snart som möjligt. Givarna har valt att kalla detta en co-creation-process, eller gemensam programutveckling mellan givare och civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO), där ett brett deltagande och transparens präglar arbetssättet. Sida är därmed, liksom övriga tre givare, delaktiga i den inledande utformningen av insatsen som sådan. Den input som klart väger tyngst, och som är styrande, i denna process är dock den från samarbetspartnerna CIVICUS och CI och förslag och rekommendationer från de regionala workshopparna. CSII-insatsen sker i tre faser: (1) co-creation, (2) co-design, och (3) etablering och genomförande av CSII-hubbarnas verksamhet. Co-creation-processen inleddes 2014 med att Sida och USAID, genom ett öppet ansökningsförfarande, bjöd in CSO från hela världen att lämna förslag på innovativa idéer om hur de skulle kunna bidra till CSII-processen. Av ca 300 ansökningar från CSO:s från hela världen antogs 45 för att delta på en workshop i Istanbul i november 2014. Workshoppen resulterade i en Concept Note, en gemensam vision med förslag på hur CSII-hubbarna skulle kunna se ut, vilken typ av service de kan erbjuda och hur olika modeller för styrning skulle kunna se ut, såväl på global som på regional nivå. Concept Note utgör utgångspunkten för arbetet på de regionala workshopparna. Co-design-fasen drivs helt av CIVICUS och Counterpart International, dock i nära samarbete med givargruppen. Syftet med de regionala co-design-workshopparna är, med Concept Note som utgångspunkt, att (1) utveckla en regional kontextanalys, (2) ta fram gemensamma förslag för hubbens funktioner och olika service, och (3) styrningsfrågor. De regionala co-design-workshopparna äger rum i Latinamerika & Karibien, Mellanöstern & Nordafrika, östra och södra Afrika, centrala och västra Afrika, Syd- och Centralasien samt Sydostasien. Samtliga regionala workshoppar genomförs under perioden april till september 2015. Tentativa datum och placeringar för samtliga workshoppar. 1. Latin America and the Caribbean 13-15 april Panama 2. Africa 1 (Eastern/Southern Africa) 17-19 maj Tanzania 3. South & Central Asia 13-15 juni Turkiet 4. Africa 2 (Western/Central Africa) 4-6 augusti Senegal 5. Southeast Asia 12-14 augusti Indonesien (att bekräfta) 6. Middle East & North Africa 8-10 sept. Cypern (datum att bekräfta) Placeringen av workshopparna har inte någon koppling till val av placering av själva CSII-hubbarna. Varje workshop deltar ca 30 representanter från civilsamhället eller andra relevanta aktörer i regionen, exempelvis privata aktörer. En nomineringslista tas fram av genomförandepartnerna CIVICUS och CI, som kompletteras av givarna, varefter det slutliga urvalet görs gemensamt av givarna och genomförandepartnerna. CIVICUS utökade verksamhet kommer att rapporteras till Sida i den årliga rapporteringen i enlighet med pågående avtal (A543152) samt i särskild ordning till ansvarig handläggare för CSII på Sida/CIVSAM i enlighet med ansökan, som biläggs tilläggsavtalet (Dox:016166/15). Detta tilläggsbeslut överstiger 5 000 000 SEK och är ett relativt stort belopp i förhållande till ursprungsavtalet, men Sida bedömer att det finns följande synnerliga skäl för detta beslut: Den utökade verksamhet som CIVICUS söker medel från Sida för ska genomföras under en begränsad tid och för att då minska den administrativa bördan, som ett separat avtal innebär, väljer Sida att istället infoga stödet i det redan pågående kärnstödet. Den utökade verksamheten bedöms vidare ligga helt i linje med CIVICUS strategiska plan. Inkluderar en 6-månaders förlängning jan-jun 2018 (7 MSEK) samt additionella medel för 2017 (11,2 MSEK). CIVICUS is an international alliance of civil society dedicated to strengthen citizen action and civil society throughout the world, especially in areas where participatory democracy and citizens' freedom of association are challenged. It was established in 1993 and has its headquarter in South Africa. CIVICUS mission is: to strengthen citizen action and civil society throughout the world. CIVICUS vision is: a worldwide community of informed, inspired, committed citizens engaged in confronting the challenges facing humanity. CIVICUS works with organisations and individuals in over 100 countries to strengthen civil society. CIVICUS is, arguably, the only global network dedicated to the rights, freedoms, health and vitality of civil society. Its geographically and thematically diverse membership affirms its legitimacy as a Ieading voice on civil society issues globally. The objectives of this intervention is to; - protect fundamental civil society rights in countries where they are threatened- promote citizen participation and a vibrant civic space, especially among marginalised groups and in countries where CIVICUS can make most impact- democratise the international arena so that civil society can play a meaningful part in global governance processes- connect civil society actors across the world in creative and effective ways to generate change- generate and communicate knowledge and analysis about the state of civil society and emerging trends. Sweden CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 16448800 4000000 0 16448800 -2000000 6000000 6000000 6000000 -6000000 26448800 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 4000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 2000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 4000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 10448800 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 2000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 4000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation SE-0-SE-6-54030511-5403051102 Sweden CIVICUS 2014-2017 Objectives: -Protect fundamental civil society rights in countries where they are threatened and promote citizen participation and a vibrant civic space. Includes 6-month extension Jan-Jun 2018 (7 MSEK) and additional funding for 2017 (11,2 MSEK). CIVICUS är en internationell CSO-allians med syfte att stärka aktivism och det civila samhället globalt. Sida har ett pågående 4-årigt kärnstödsavtal med CIVICUS (A543152, insatsnr: 54030511). CIVICUS har till Sida/CIVSAM inkommit med en tilläggsansökan på 1 277 375 USD (10 448 800 SEK) för utökad verksamhet under 2015. Denna utökade verksamhet har tillkommit under 2015, men är i linje med organisationens strategiska plan och omfattar planering (inkluderar kartläggning) och genomförande av sex regionala workshoppar inom "civilsamhällets innovationsprogram" (Civil Society Innovation Initiative, CSII) som är en del av det bredare samarbetet mellan Sida och USAID med fokus på vetenskap, teknik, innovation och partnerskap (det s.k. STIP-samarbetet). Ansökan inkluderar även tilläggsmedel för CIVICUS växelkursförluster 2015 om 988 600 SEK (120 000 USD) (Dox: 06167/15). CIVICUS genomför denna insats i nära samarbete med den internationella CSOn Counterpart International (CI). CIVICUS är sedan länge en strategisk partner till Sida, och CI är en strategisk partner till USAID som i sin tur erhåller stöd för denna insats från USAID som kompletterar Sidastödet. CIVICUS roll i denna insats är att utveckla den regionala kontextanalysen, kommunikation, delar av logistiken för workshopparna och rapportering från workshopparna. Övergripande aspekter i genomförandet av de sex workshopparna som moderering av workshopparna, underhåll av löpande dialog med civilsamhället via social media samt rapportering av insatsen delas av de båda samarbetsparterna CIVICUS och CI. Tre personer på heltid och tre på halvtid på CIVICUS är knutna till insatsen. Om Civil Society Innovation Initiative (CSII) Bakgrunden och problemet som denna insats adresserar är det krympande utrymmet för civilsamhället att verka internationellt. Den globala trenden av en växande skara länder som introducerar och stiftar lagar som på olika sätt kontrollerar och begränsar civilsamhällets organisationer att söka finansiering och verka fritt utgör en stor del av bakgrunden. Målet med CSII är ”to support new and established approaches to promote, strengthen, and connect a vibrant, pluralistic, and rights-based civil society in open, closing, and closed spaces through the establishment of demand-driven and cutting-edge Civil Society Innovation Initiative (CSII) hubs.” De regionala CSII-hubbarna som ska etableras världen över kommer att utgöra en mötesplats för att generera, utveckla och förverkliga nya idéer och samarbetsmodeller samt att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling och annan service som civila samhället själva kommer överens om. Det specifika målet för denna (förberedande) insats är att, genom sex regionala workshops och via andra kommunikationskanaler, ta fram underlag för beslut om nästa fas (fas 3 enligt nedan) för etablering av CSII-hubbarna. CSII:s tyngdpunkt och fokus ligger på regionala och lokala aktörer. Några av de funktioner som CSII-hubbarna kan komma att ha är facilitator (sammankallande funktion), kontaktyta för att sammanföra aktörer (såväl inom som utanför civilsamhället för att främja samverkan med den privata sektorn, akademiska sektorn etc), innovationsplattform (både v.g. finansieringsmodeller och teknologi) och rådgivare. Hubbarna är först och främst tänkta som plattformar som förstärker och kompletterar det redan existerande arbetet och nätverk i regionerna och ska stärka den långsiktiga bärkraften och kapaciteten bland CSO och andra aktörer. Därmed är det inte tänkt att detta ska vara en mekanism för projektfinansiering. USAID och Sida är de ursprungliga givarna, men från februari 2015 bildades en givargrupp (donor coordination group, DCG) och inkluderar Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) och Open Society Foundations (OSF). Ambitionen är att utvidga DCG för att inkludera fler bilaterala givare, privata stiftelser som filantroper men även för att garantera en geografisk spridning bland givarna. Det är prioriterat att utformningen av insatsen genomförs i nära dialog mellan givare, civilsamhället och andra relevanta aktörer och att CSO själva gradvis tar över ägandeskapet så snart som möjligt. Givarna har valt att kalla detta en co-creation-process, eller gemensam programutveckling mellan givare och civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO), där ett brett deltagande och transparens präglar arbetssättet. Sida är därmed, liksom övriga tre givare, delaktiga i den inledande utformningen av insatsen som sådan. Den input som klart väger tyngst, och som är styrande, i denna process är dock den från samarbetspartnerna CIVICUS och CI och förslag och rekommendationer från de regionala workshopparna. CSII-insatsen sker i tre faser: (1) co-creation, (2) co-design, och (3) etablering och genomförande av CSII-hubbarnas verksamhet. Co-creation-processen inleddes 2014 med att Sida och USAID, genom ett öppet ansökningsförfarande, bjöd in CSO från hela världen att lämna förslag på innovativa idéer om hur de skulle kunna bidra till CSII-processen. Av ca 300 ansökningar från CSO:s från hela världen antogs 45 för att delta på en workshop i Istanbul i november 2014. Workshoppen resulterade i en Concept Note, en gemensam vision med förslag på hur CSII-hubbarna skulle kunna se ut, vilken typ av service de kan erbjuda och hur olika modeller för styrning skulle kunna se ut, såväl på global som på regional nivå. Concept Note utgör utgångspunkten för arbetet på de regionala workshopparna. Co-design-fasen drivs helt av CIVICUS och Counterpart International, dock i nära samarbete med givargruppen. Syftet med de regionala co-design-workshopparna är, med Concept Note som utgångspunkt, att (1) utveckla en regional kontextanalys, (2) ta fram gemensamma förslag för hubbens funktioner och olika service, och (3) styrningsfrågor. De regionala co-design-workshopparna äger rum i Latinamerika & Karibien, Mellanöstern & Nordafrika, östra och södra Afrika, centrala och västra Afrika, Syd- och Centralasien samt Sydostasien. Samtliga regionala workshoppar genomförs under perioden april till september 2015. Tentativa datum och placeringar för samtliga workshoppar. 1. Latin America and the Caribbean 13-15 april Panama 2. Africa 1 (Eastern/Southern Africa) 17-19 maj Tanzania 3. South & Central Asia 13-15 juni Turkiet 4. Africa 2 (Western/Central Africa) 4-6 augusti Senegal 5. Southeast Asia 12-14 augusti Indonesien (att bekräfta) 6. Middle East & North Africa 8-10 sept. Cypern (datum att bekräfta) Placeringen av workshopparna har inte någon koppling till val av placering av själva CSII-hubbarna. Varje workshop deltar ca 30 representanter från civilsamhället eller andra relevanta aktörer i regionen, exempelvis privata aktörer. En nomineringslista tas fram av genomförandepartnerna CIVICUS och CI, som kompletteras av givarna, varefter det slutliga urvalet görs gemensamt av givarna och genomförandepartnerna. CIVICUS utökade verksamhet kommer att rapporteras till Sida i den årliga rapporteringen i enlighet med pågående avtal (A543152) samt i särskild ordning till ansvarig handläggare för CSII på Sida/CIVSAM i enlighet med ansökan, som biläggs tilläggsavtalet (Dox:016166/15). Detta tilläggsbeslut överstiger 5 000 000 SEK och är ett relativt stort belopp i förhållande till ursprungsavtalet, men Sida bedömer att det finns följande synnerliga skäl för detta beslut: Den utökade verksamhet som CIVICUS söker medel från Sida för ska genomföras under en begränsad tid och för att då minska den administrativa bördan, som ett separat avtal innebär, väljer Sida att istället infoga stödet i det redan pågående kärnstödet. Den utökade verksamheten bedöms vidare ligga helt i linje med CIVICUS strategiska plan. Inkluderar en 6-månaders förlängning jan-jun 2018 (7 MSEK) samt additionella medel för 2017 (11,2 MSEK). CIVICUS is an international alliance of civil society dedicated to strengthen citizen action and civil society throughout the world, especially in areas where participatory democracy and citizens' freedom of association are challenged. It was established in 1993 and has its headquarter in South Africa. CIVICUS mission is: to strengthen citizen action and civil society throughout the world. CIVICUS vision is: a worldwide community of informed, inspired, committed citizens engaged in confronting the challenges facing humanity. CIVICUS works with organisations and individuals in over 100 countries to strengthen civil society. CIVICUS is, arguably, the only global network dedicated to the rights, freedoms, health and vitality of civil society. Its geographically and thematically diverse membership affirms its legitimacy as a Ieading voice on civil society issues globally. The objectives of this intervention is to; - protect fundamental civil society rights in countries where they are threatened- promote citizen participation and a vibrant civic space, especially among marginalised groups and in countries where CIVICUS can make most impact- democratise the international arena so that civil society can play a meaningful part in global governance processes- connect civil society actors across the world in creative and effective ways to generate change- generate and communicate knowledge and analysis about the state of civil society and emerging trends. Sweden CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 6000000 6000000 2000000 8000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 2000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 4000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 2000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030511-5403051103 Sweden CIVICUS 2014-2017 Objectives: -Protect fundamental civil society rights in countries where they are threatened and promote citizen participation and a vibrant civic space. Includes 6-month extension Jan-Jun 2018 (7 MSEK) and additional funding for 2017 (11,2 MSEK). CIVICUS är en internationell CSO-allians med syfte att stärka aktivism och det civila samhället globalt. Sida har ett pågående 4-årigt kärnstödsavtal med CIVICUS (A543152, insatsnr: 54030511). CIVICUS har till Sida/CIVSAM inkommit med en tilläggsansökan på 1 277 375 USD (10 448 800 SEK) för utökad verksamhet under 2015. Denna utökade verksamhet har tillkommit under 2015, men är i linje med organisationens strategiska plan och omfattar planering (inkluderar kartläggning) och genomförande av sex regionala workshoppar inom "civilsamhällets innovationsprogram" (Civil Society Innovation Initiative, CSII) som är en del av det bredare samarbetet mellan Sida och USAID med fokus på vetenskap, teknik, innovation och partnerskap (det s.k. STIP-samarbetet). Ansökan inkluderar även tilläggsmedel för CIVICUS växelkursförluster 2015 om 988 600 SEK (120 000 USD) (Dox: 06167/15). CIVICUS genomför denna insats i nära samarbete med den internationella CSOn Counterpart International (CI). CIVICUS är sedan länge en strategisk partner till Sida, och CI är en strategisk partner till USAID som i sin tur erhåller stöd för denna insats från USAID som kompletterar Sidastödet. CIVICUS roll i denna insats är att utveckla den regionala kontextanalysen, kommunikation, delar av logistiken för workshopparna och rapportering från workshopparna. Övergripande aspekter i genomförandet av de sex workshopparna som moderering av workshopparna, underhåll av löpande dialog med civilsamhället via social media samt rapportering av insatsen delas av de båda samarbetsparterna CIVICUS och CI. Tre personer på heltid och tre på halvtid på CIVICUS är knutna till insatsen. Om Civil Society Innovation Initiative (CSII) Bakgrunden och problemet som denna insats adresserar är det krympande utrymmet för civilsamhället att verka internationellt. Den globala trenden av en växande skara länder som introducerar och stiftar lagar som på olika sätt kontrollerar och begränsar civilsamhällets organisationer att söka finansiering och verka fritt utgör en stor del av bakgrunden. Målet med CSII är ”to support new and established approaches to promote, strengthen, and connect a vibrant, pluralistic, and rights-based civil society in open, closing, and closed spaces through the establishment of demand-driven and cutting-edge Civil Society Innovation Initiative (CSII) hubs.” De regionala CSII-hubbarna som ska etableras världen över kommer att utgöra en mötesplats för att generera, utveckla och förverkliga nya idéer och samarbetsmodeller samt att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling och annan service som civila samhället själva kommer överens om. Det specifika målet för denna (förberedande) insats är att, genom sex regionala workshops och via andra kommunikationskanaler, ta fram underlag för beslut om nästa fas (fas 3 enligt nedan) för etablering av CSII-hubbarna. CSII:s tyngdpunkt och fokus ligger på regionala och lokala aktörer. Några av de funktioner som CSII-hubbarna kan komma att ha är facilitator (sammankallande funktion), kontaktyta för att sammanföra aktörer (såväl inom som utanför civilsamhället för att främja samverkan med den privata sektorn, akademiska sektorn etc), innovationsplattform (både v.g. finansieringsmodeller och teknologi) och rådgivare. Hubbarna är först och främst tänkta som plattformar som förstärker och kompletterar det redan existerande arbetet och nätverk i regionerna och ska stärka den långsiktiga bärkraften och kapaciteten bland CSO och andra aktörer. Därmed är det inte tänkt att detta ska vara en mekanism för projektfinansiering. USAID och Sida är de ursprungliga givarna, men från februari 2015 bildades en givargrupp (donor coordination group, DCG) och inkluderar Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) och Open Society Foundations (OSF). Ambitionen är att utvidga DCG för att inkludera fler bilaterala givare, privata stiftelser som filantroper men även för att garantera en geografisk spridning bland givarna. Det är prioriterat att utformningen av insatsen genomförs i nära dialog mellan givare, civilsamhället och andra relevanta aktörer och att CSO själva gradvis tar över ägandeskapet så snart som möjligt. Givarna har valt att kalla detta en co-creation-process, eller gemensam programutveckling mellan givare och civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO), där ett brett deltagande och transparens präglar arbetssättet. Sida är därmed, liksom övriga tre givare, delaktiga i den inledande utformningen av insatsen som sådan. Den input som klart väger tyngst, och som är styrande, i denna process är dock den från samarbetspartnerna CIVICUS och CI och förslag och rekommendationer från de regionala workshopparna. CSII-insatsen sker i tre faser: (1) co-creation, (2) co-design, och (3) etablering och genomförande av CSII-hubbarnas verksamhet. Co-creation-processen inleddes 2014 med att Sida och USAID, genom ett öppet ansökningsförfarande, bjöd in CSO från hela världen att lämna förslag på innovativa idéer om hur de skulle kunna bidra till CSII-processen. Av ca 300 ansökningar från CSO:s från hela världen antogs 45 för att delta på en workshop i Istanbul i november 2014. Workshoppen resulterade i en Concept Note, en gemensam vision med förslag på hur CSII-hubbarna skulle kunna se ut, vilken typ av service de kan erbjuda och hur olika modeller för styrning skulle kunna se ut, såväl på global som på regional nivå. Concept Note utgör utgångspunkten för arbetet på de regionala workshopparna. Co-design-fasen drivs helt av CIVICUS och Counterpart International, dock i nära samarbete med givargruppen. Syftet med de regionala co-design-workshopparna är, med Concept Note som utgångspunkt, att (1) utveckla en regional kontextanalys, (2) ta fram gemensamma förslag för hubbens funktioner och olika service, och (3) styrningsfrågor. De regionala co-design-workshopparna äger rum i Latinamerika & Karibien, Mellanöstern & Nordafrika, östra och södra Afrika, centrala och västra Afrika, Syd- och Centralasien samt Sydostasien. Samtliga regionala workshoppar genomförs under perioden april till september 2015. Tentativa datum och placeringar för samtliga workshoppar. 1. Latin America and the Caribbean 13-15 april Panama 2. Africa 1 (Eastern/Southern Africa) 17-19 maj Tanzania 3. South & Central Asia 13-15 juni Turkiet 4. Africa 2 (Western/Central Africa) 4-6 augusti Senegal 5. Southeast Asia 12-14 augusti Indonesien (att bekräfta) 6. Middle East & North Africa 8-10 sept. Cypern (datum att bekräfta) Placeringen av workshopparna har inte någon koppling till val av placering av själva CSII-hubbarna. Varje workshop deltar ca 30 representanter från civilsamhället eller andra relevanta aktörer i regionen, exempelvis privata aktörer. En nomineringslista tas fram av genomförandepartnerna CIVICUS och CI, som kompletteras av givarna, varefter det slutliga urvalet görs gemensamt av givarna och genomförandepartnerna. CIVICUS utökade verksamhet kommer att rapporteras till Sida i den årliga rapporteringen i enlighet med pågående avtal (A543152) samt i särskild ordning till ansvarig handläggare för CSII på Sida/CIVSAM i enlighet med ansökan, som biläggs tilläggsavtalet (Dox:016166/15). Detta tilläggsbeslut överstiger 5 000 000 SEK och är ett relativt stort belopp i förhållande till ursprungsavtalet, men Sida bedömer att det finns följande synnerliga skäl för detta beslut: Den utökade verksamhet som CIVICUS söker medel från Sida för ska genomföras under en begränsad tid och för att då minska den administrativa bördan, som ett separat avtal innebär, väljer Sida att istället infoga stödet i det redan pågående kärnstödet. Den utökade verksamheten bedöms vidare ligga helt i linje med CIVICUS strategiska plan. Inkluderar en 6-månaders förlängning jan-jun 2018 (7 MSEK) samt additionella medel för 2017 (11,2 MSEK). CIVICUS is an international alliance of civil society dedicated to strengthen citizen action and civil society throughout the world, especially in areas where participatory democracy and citizens' freedom of association are challenged. It was established in 1993 and has its headquarter in South Africa. CIVICUS mission is: to strengthen citizen action and civil society throughout the world. CIVICUS vision is: a worldwide community of informed, inspired, committed citizens engaged in confronting the challenges facing humanity. CIVICUS works with organisations and individuals in over 100 countries to strengthen civil society. CIVICUS is, arguably, the only global network dedicated to the rights, freedoms, health and vitality of civil society. Its geographically and thematically diverse membership affirms its legitimacy as a Ieading voice on civil society issues globally. The objectives of this intervention is to; - protect fundamental civil society rights in countries where they are threatened- promote citizen participation and a vibrant civic space, especially among marginalised groups and in countries where CIVICUS can make most impact- democratise the international arena so that civil society can play a meaningful part in global governance processes- connect civil society actors across the world in creative and effective ways to generate change- generate and communicate knowledge and analysis about the state of civil society and emerging trends. Sweden CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18200000 0 0 18200000 18200000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 18200000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54040165 Sweden Swedish Environmental Protection Agency Global program has four sub programs 1.Environm Governance for Sustainable Natural Resource Management, with UNDP, 2.Partnership for an environmentally sustainable One UN,with UNEP and Sustainable UN,3. Ecosystem services assessment for development, in collaboration with Environment for Development Centres and the WB, 4. Capacity development of staff Fattiga människor i utvecklingsländer är ofta mycket beroende av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster i sin närmiljö. En stor utmaning i dessa länder är otillräcklig kapacitet att implementera lagstiftning (inklusive multilaterala miljööverenskommelser) och policyer för att skydda miljön, ekosystemen, samt att hushålla med naturresurser. Ekosystemen och deras produktion värderas inte i tillräcklig utsträckning, vilket medför risk för överexploatering och att levnadsvillkoren för fattiga människor försämras. Det finns därför behov av att ytterligare utveckla metodik för att värdera ekosystemtjänster. Det finns en växande konsensus kring vikten av förvaltning och styrning (governance) för att skydda hälsa och miljö och att den institutionella kapaciteten för en hållbar miljöförvaltning behöver stärkas. I dessa frågor har Naturvårdsverket en unik kompetens i Sverige. Denna insats omfattar 65 MSEK till Naturvårdsverket för 2014-2018. Naturvårdsverkets (NV) globala program omfattar fyra delprogram: 1. Miljöförvaltning och styrning för ett hållbart utnyttjande av naturresurser, i samarbete med UNDP 2. Partnerskap för ett miljömässigt hållbart One UN, i samarbete med Sustainable UN (SUN) och UNEP www.unep.org/resourceefficiency/Society/SustainableUN 3. Värdering av ekosystemtjänster för utveckling, i samarbete med de Sidastödda miljöekonomiskt inriktade Environment for Development centren (EfD www.efdinitiative.org) och Världsbanken 4. Kapacitetsutveckling och resursbasförstärkning av Naturvårdsverkets personal Syftet med programmet är att stärka de mest relevanta multilaterala organisationerna genom att överföra Naturvårdsverkets unika kunskap om institutionellt uppbyggande av miljöinstitutioner, miljöledningssystem och värdering av ekosystem, som NV fått genom sin myndighetsutövning i Sverige och sitt internationella engagemang. Det slutliga syftet är givervis att stärka dessa system i fattiga utvecklingsländer genom dessa multilaterala organisationer. Det övergripande målet är att globala, nationella och lokala mekanismer, som främjar basala processuella rättigheter och minskar maktobalanser i styrning av gruvsektorn, tillämpas samt följs upp genom flerpartssamarbete och samskapande för positiva förändringar. Syftet med detta är att minska utsläpp, främja biodiversitet, klimatförändringar, negativa hälsoeffekter av detta, multidimensionell fattigdom och ojämlikheter samt risken för konflikt kopplad till sociala och miljömässiga problem. Följande delmål avser bidra till det övergripande målet: 1) Intressenter på lokal nivå, speciellt kvinnor, ungdomar, urbefolkning och andra som lever i utsatta stituationer i de länder som programmet kommer verka i påverkar beslutsfattare på ett effektivt sätt, följer upp gruvdriften på stat- och sektornivå samt kan hålla ansvariga parter ansvariga för den negativa effekt som gruvdriften har vad gäller miljömässig hållbarhet, multidimensionell fattigdom och förerbyggandet av sociala och miljömässiga konflikter. 2) Att nationella policyer, genomförande och administrativt beslutsfattande kopplat till naturresurser och sociala och miljömässiga risker i gruvsektorn är stärkt och bygger på mänskliga rättigheter, globala ramverk, lagstiftning och rättsstatens principer i alla länder där programmet verkar. Syftet med detta är att minska miljöförstöring, ojämlikhet och obalanser, risken för konflikter och multidimensionell fattigdom bland de människor som är direkt eller indirekt påverkade av gruvdriften. 3) De lärdomar, erfarenheter och kunskap som genererats på lokal och nationell nivå genom programmet förs fram regionalt och globalt för att främja kvalitet, samstämmighet, tillämpning och uppföljning av relevanta internationella miljöavtal och utvecklingsmål (SDG). 4) FN-organisationer minskar sin negativa påverkan och maximerar sin positiva påverkan på miljön genom en stärkt och mer systematisk intern hantering av sin miljöpåverkan. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Sida har under programperioden varit enda finansiären av aktiviteterna och har under 2014-2019 bidragit med totalt 92 MSEK. Avtalet med Naturvårdsverket har varit utformat som en s.k. tjänsteköpsöverenskommelse där verket har fakturerat Sida faktiska kostander tre månader i efterskott. Överenskommelsen anger inte att räntebärande konto skall användas och reglerar inte hur ev. ränta skall hanteras. Ingen ränta skall därmed återbetalas till Sida. Nedan anges representativa resultat från de olika delprogramen. - I Colombia är arbetet relevant för fredsprocessen, då en viktig utkomst för väpnade grupper är just gruvbrytning. Många konflikter orsakas också av brister i den offentliga förvaltningen gällande nya gruvtillstånd. Programmet har genomfört en kartläggning av hur rättsstatens principer tillämpas i miljöförvaltningens hantering av gruvtillstånd. Gruvministeriet har, efter att ha tagit del av resultaten, beslutat att upprepa kartläggningen i ytterligare fem regioner. Kartläggningen förväntas bidra med information till framtagandet av landets nya gruvstrategi, vilken är en betydelsefull del i fredsprocessen. Programmet har även stöttat den colombianska regeringen att integrera miljö i det nationella systemet för mänskliga rättigheter och internationell humanitär rätt. - Som en del av ett pilotprojekt inom programmet om deltagande miljöövervakning i Mocambiques mineralrika provins Tete utbildas sex lokalsamhällen nära gruvverksamhet i hur de ska mäta och följa vattenkvalitet och föroreningar samt i vilka rättigheter som de kringboende har. Projektet stödjer också etablering av kommittéer för miljöövervakning som ett verktyg för att förbättra transparens och ansvarsutkrävande av gruvsektorn och för att minska miljömässiga och sociala konflikter. - I Kenya pågår ett arbete med att ta fram en vägledning för nationell miljömässig och social konsekvensbedömning (Environmental and Social Impact Asssessment, ESIA) för gruvsektorn. Denna bygger på den första någonsin utförda strategiska miljömässiga och sociala bedömningen (Strategic Environmental and Social Assessment, SESA) av sektorn som genomfördes gemensamt av EGP och den nationella miljömyndigheten National Environment Management Authority, NEMA. Vägledningen kommer vara till hjälp för att bedöma de långsiktiga sociala och miljömässiga konsekvenserna från gruvbrytning och dessutom tillhandahålla tydligare vägledning kring åtgärder för stängning och återställning av gruvområden. - I Mongoliet har antalet hanterade och uppklarade ärenden gällande överträdelser av miljölagstiftning ökat signifikant. Detta skedde efter EGPs utbildning för inspektörer om hur den lokala lagstiftningen (Law on Environmental Offenses), ska tillämpas. 64 % av de registrerade fallen 2017-2018 i Bayankhongor-provinsen har hanterats och åtgärdats av inspektörer som deltog i EGPs utbildningar. I Selenge-provinsen ökade antalet uppklarade fall från två till 18 under samma period. - Programmet har även utvecklat en global guide om hur mänskliga rättigheter och miljöhänsyn kan integreras i den offentliga förvaltningen av gruvor samt en tillhörande online-kurs. Över 600 personer har hittills anmält sig till kursen och 54 har genomfört den. Över 1 000 deltagare från 100 länder har hittills deltagit i programmets webinarier. - Delprogrammet för implementering av miljöledningssystem med fokus på FN:s miljöprogram (UN Environment) och Sustainable UN syftar till att FN-systemet ska minska sin miljöpåverkan och sina miljörisker, samt vara en förebild och leva upp till sina värderingar genom att integrera de globala hållbarhetsmålen i sitt eget arbete. Fyra FN-organisationer har utsetts att delta i ett pilotprojekt och har fått stöd av programmet. En person från Naturvårdsverket har sekonderats till UN Environment i Genève. Återkopplingen från de berörda FN-organisationerna är att Naturvårdsverkets stöd har resulterat i att de har kommit betydligt längre i sitt systematiska miljöarbete än vad de skulle gjort utan denna insats. Organisationerna har bland annat tagit fram miljöpolicy, miljömål och rutiner samt engagerat medarbetarna. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54040165-5404016501 Sweden Swedish Environmental Protection Agency Global program has four sub programs 1.Environm Governance for Sustainable Natural Resource Management, with UNDP, 2.Partnership for an environmentally sustainable One UN,with UNEP and Sustainable UN,3. Ecosystem services assessment for development, in collaboration with Environment for Development Centres and the WB, 4. Capacity development of staff Fattiga människor i utvecklingsländer är ofta mycket beroende av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster i sin närmiljö. En stor utmaning i dessa länder är otillräcklig kapacitet att implementera lagstiftning (inklusive multilaterala miljööverenskommelser) och policyer för att skydda miljön, ekosystemen, samt att hushålla med naturresurser. Ekosystemen och deras produktion värderas inte i tillräcklig utsträckning, vilket medför risk för överexploatering och att levnadsvillkoren för fattiga människor försämras. Det finns därför behov av att ytterligare utveckla metodik för att värdera ekosystemtjänster. Det finns en växande konsensus kring vikten av förvaltning och styrning (governance) för att skydda hälsa och miljö och att den institutionella kapaciteten för en hållbar miljöförvaltning behöver stärkas. I dessa frågor har Naturvårdsverket en unik kompetens i Sverige. Denna insats omfattar 65 MSEK till Naturvårdsverket för 2014-2018. Naturvårdsverkets (NV) globala program omfattar fyra delprogram: 1. Miljöförvaltning och styrning för ett hållbart utnyttjande av naturresurser, i samarbete med UNDP 2. Partnerskap för ett miljömässigt hållbart One UN, i samarbete med Sustainable UN (SUN) och UNEP www.unep.org/resourceefficiency/Society/SustainableUN 3. Värdering av ekosystemtjänster för utveckling, i samarbete med de Sidastödda miljöekonomiskt inriktade Environment for Development centren (EfD www.efdinitiative.org) och Världsbanken 4. Kapacitetsutveckling och resursbasförstärkning av Naturvårdsverkets personal Syftet med programmet är att stärka de mest relevanta multilaterala organisationerna genom att överföra Naturvårdsverkets unika kunskap om institutionellt uppbyggande av miljöinstitutioner, miljöledningssystem och värdering av ekosystem, som NV fått genom sin myndighetsutövning i Sverige och sitt internationella engagemang. Det slutliga syftet är givervis att stärka dessa system i fattiga utvecklingsländer genom dessa multilaterala organisationer. Det övergripande målet är att globala, nationella och lokala mekanismer, som främjar basala processuella rättigheter och minskar maktobalanser i styrning av gruvsektorn, tillämpas samt följs upp genom flerpartssamarbete och samskapande för positiva förändringar. Syftet med detta är att minska utsläpp, främja biodiversitet, klimatförändringar, negativa hälsoeffekter av detta, multidimensionell fattigdom och ojämlikheter samt risken för konflikt kopplad till sociala och miljömässiga problem. Följande delmål avser bidra till det övergripande målet: 1) Intressenter på lokal nivå, speciellt kvinnor, ungdomar, urbefolkning och andra som lever i utsatta stituationer i de länder som programmet kommer verka i påverkar beslutsfattare på ett effektivt sätt, följer upp gruvdriften på stat- och sektornivå samt kan hålla ansvariga parter ansvariga för den negativa effekt som gruvdriften har vad gäller miljömässig hållbarhet, multidimensionell fattigdom och förerbyggandet av sociala och miljömässiga konflikter. 2) Att nationella policyer, genomförande och administrativt beslutsfattande kopplat till naturresurser och sociala och miljömässiga risker i gruvsektorn är stärkt och bygger på mänskliga rättigheter, globala ramverk, lagstiftning och rättsstatens principer i alla länder där programmet verkar. Syftet med detta är att minska miljöförstöring, ojämlikhet och obalanser, risken för konflikter och multidimensionell fattigdom bland de människor som är direkt eller indirekt påverkade av gruvdriften. 3) De lärdomar, erfarenheter och kunskap som genererats på lokal och nationell nivå genom programmet förs fram regionalt och globalt för att främja kvalitet, samstämmighet, tillämpning och uppföljning av relevanta internationella miljöavtal och utvecklingsmål (SDG). 4) FN-organisationer minskar sin negativa påverkan och maximerar sin positiva påverkan på miljön genom en stärkt och mer systematisk intern hantering av sin miljöpåverkan. Sweden Naturvårdsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Naturvårdsverket Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 4387532 15282468 16850000 15965000 0 15091358 0 0 4641156 0 16850000 15090000 4387532 0 0 5372504 1455295 3427192 -8648788 0 0 2862198 0 0 0 -8237762 0 9500000 -9500000 0 52485000 Naturvårdsverket 4387532 Naturvårdsverket 688248 Naturvårdsverket 1912655 Naturvårdsverket 1756781 Naturvårdsverket 10733674 Naturvårdsverket 5372504 Naturvårdsverket 2862198 Naturvårdsverket 8612238 Naturvårdsverket 3427192 Naturvårdsverket 1455295 Naturvårdsverket 4641156 Naturvårdsverket 6441212 Naturvårdsverket SE-0-SE-6-54040165-5404016502 Sweden Swedish Environmental Protection Agency Global program has four sub programs 1.Environm Governance for Sustainable Natural Resource Management, with UNDP, 2.Partnership for an environmentally sustainable One UN,with UNEP and Sustainable UN,3. Ecosystem services assessment for development, in collaboration with Environment for Development Centres and the WB, 4. Capacity development of staff Fattiga människor i utvecklingsländer är ofta mycket beroende av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster i sin närmiljö. En stor utmaning i dessa länder är otillräcklig kapacitet att implementera lagstiftning (inklusive multilaterala miljööverenskommelser) och policyer för att skydda miljön, ekosystemen, samt att hushålla med naturresurser. Ekosystemen och deras produktion värderas inte i tillräcklig utsträckning, vilket medför risk för överexploatering och att levnadsvillkoren för fattiga människor försämras. Det finns därför behov av att ytterligare utveckla metodik för att värdera ekosystemtjänster. Det finns en växande konsensus kring vikten av förvaltning och styrning (governance) för att skydda hälsa och miljö och att den institutionella kapaciteten för en hållbar miljöförvaltning behöver stärkas. I dessa frågor har Naturvårdsverket en unik kompetens i Sverige. Denna insats omfattar 65 MSEK till Naturvårdsverket för 2014-2018. Naturvårdsverkets (NV) globala program omfattar fyra delprogram: 1. Miljöförvaltning och styrning för ett hållbart utnyttjande av naturresurser, i samarbete med UNDP 2. Partnerskap för ett miljömässigt hållbart One UN, i samarbete med Sustainable UN (SUN) och UNEP www.unep.org/resourceefficiency/Society/SustainableUN 3. Värdering av ekosystemtjänster för utveckling, i samarbete med de Sidastödda miljöekonomiskt inriktade Environment for Development centren (EfD www.efdinitiative.org) och Världsbanken 4. Kapacitetsutveckling och resursbasförstärkning av Naturvårdsverkets personal Syftet med programmet är att stärka de mest relevanta multilaterala organisationerna genom att överföra Naturvårdsverkets unika kunskap om institutionellt uppbyggande av miljöinstitutioner, miljöledningssystem och värdering av ekosystem, som NV fått genom sin myndighetsutövning i Sverige och sitt internationella engagemang. Det slutliga syftet är givervis att stärka dessa system i fattiga utvecklingsländer genom dessa multilaterala organisationer. Det övergripande målet är att globala, nationella och lokala mekanismer, som främjar basala processuella rättigheter och minskar maktobalanser i styrning av gruvsektorn, tillämpas samt följs upp genom flerpartssamarbete och samskapande för positiva förändringar. Syftet med detta är att minska utsläpp, främja biodiversitet, klimatförändringar, negativa hälsoeffekter av detta, multidimensionell fattigdom och ojämlikheter samt risken för konflikt kopplad till sociala och miljömässiga problem. Följande delmål avser bidra till det övergripande målet: 1) Intressenter på lokal nivå, speciellt kvinnor, ungdomar, urbefolkning och andra som lever i utsatta stituationer i de länder som programmet kommer verka i påverkar beslutsfattare på ett effektivt sätt, följer upp gruvdriften på stat- och sektornivå samt kan hålla ansvariga parter ansvariga för den negativa effekt som gruvdriften har vad gäller miljömässig hållbarhet, multidimensionell fattigdom och förerbyggandet av sociala och miljömässiga konflikter. 2) Att nationella policyer, genomförande och administrativt beslutsfattande kopplat till naturresurser och sociala och miljömässiga risker i gruvsektorn är stärkt och bygger på mänskliga rättigheter, globala ramverk, lagstiftning och rättsstatens principer i alla länder där programmet verkar. Syftet med detta är att minska miljöförstöring, ojämlikhet och obalanser, risken för konflikter och multidimensionell fattigdom bland de människor som är direkt eller indirekt påverkade av gruvdriften. 3) De lärdomar, erfarenheter och kunskap som genererats på lokal och nationell nivå genom programmet förs fram regionalt och globalt för att främja kvalitet, samstämmighet, tillämpning och uppföljning av relevanta internationella miljöavtal och utvecklingsmål (SDG). 4) FN-organisationer minskar sin negativa påverkan och maximerar sin positiva påverkan på miljön genom en stärkt och mer systematisk intern hantering av sin miljöpåverkan. Sweden Naturvårdsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Naturvårdsverket 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 19830000 20093000 0 -0.0000000001 0.0000000005 0 0 6484351 0 4622041 0 4412849 -139822 3693724 6747312 4047798 5614609 -0.0000000005 4300316 0 39923000 Naturvårdsverket 4622041 Naturvårdsverket 4047798 Naturvårdsverket 0 Naturvårdsverket 4412849 Naturvårdsverket 0 Naturvårdsverket 6747312 Naturvårdsverket 5614609 Naturvårdsverket 3693724 Naturvårdsverket 4300316 Naturvårdsverket 6483813 Naturvårdsverket -139822 Naturvårdsverket Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including preventive chemical control and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive förebyggande kemikaliekontroll och avfallshantering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54040165-5404016503 Sweden Swedish Environmental Protection Agency Global program has four sub programs 1.Environm Governance for Sustainable Natural Resource Management, with UNDP, 2.Partnership for an environmentally sustainable One UN,with UNEP and Sustainable UN,3. Ecosystem services assessment for development, in collaboration with Environment for Development Centres and the WB, 4. Capacity development of staff Fattiga människor i utvecklingsländer är ofta mycket beroende av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster i sin närmiljö. En stor utmaning i dessa länder är otillräcklig kapacitet att implementera lagstiftning (inklusive multilaterala miljööverenskommelser) och policyer för att skydda miljön, ekosystemen, samt att hushålla med naturresurser. Ekosystemen och deras produktion värderas inte i tillräcklig utsträckning, vilket medför risk för överexploatering och att levnadsvillkoren för fattiga människor försämras. Det finns därför behov av att ytterligare utveckla metodik för att värdera ekosystemtjänster. Det finns en växande konsensus kring vikten av förvaltning och styrning (governance) för att skydda hälsa och miljö och att den institutionella kapaciteten för en hållbar miljöförvaltning behöver stärkas. I dessa frågor har Naturvårdsverket en unik kompetens i Sverige. Denna insats omfattar 65 MSEK till Naturvårdsverket för 2014-2018. Naturvårdsverkets (NV) globala program omfattar fyra delprogram: 1. Miljöförvaltning och styrning för ett hållbart utnyttjande av naturresurser, i samarbete med UNDP 2. Partnerskap för ett miljömässigt hållbart One UN, i samarbete med Sustainable UN (SUN) och UNEP www.unep.org/resourceefficiency/Society/SustainableUN 3. Värdering av ekosystemtjänster för utveckling, i samarbete med de Sidastödda miljöekonomiskt inriktade Environment for Development centren (EfD www.efdinitiative.org) och Världsbanken 4. Kapacitetsutveckling och resursbasförstärkning av Naturvårdsverkets personal Syftet med programmet är att stärka de mest relevanta multilaterala organisationerna genom att överföra Naturvårdsverkets unika kunskap om institutionellt uppbyggande av miljöinstitutioner, miljöledningssystem och värdering av ekosystem, som NV fått genom sin myndighetsutövning i Sverige och sitt internationella engagemang. Det slutliga syftet är givervis att stärka dessa system i fattiga utvecklingsländer genom dessa multilaterala organisationer. Det övergripande målet är att globala, nationella och lokala mekanismer, som främjar basala processuella rättigheter och minskar maktobalanser i styrning av gruvsektorn, tillämpas samt följs upp genom flerpartssamarbete och samskapande för positiva förändringar. Syftet med detta är att minska utsläpp, främja biodiversitet, klimatförändringar, negativa hälsoeffekter av detta, multidimensionell fattigdom och ojämlikheter samt risken för konflikt kopplad till sociala och miljömässiga problem. Följande delmål avser bidra till det övergripande målet: 1) Intressenter på lokal nivå, speciellt kvinnor, ungdomar, urbefolkning och andra som lever i utsatta stituationer i de länder som programmet kommer verka i påverkar beslutsfattare på ett effektivt sätt, följer upp gruvdriften på stat- och sektornivå samt kan hålla ansvariga parter ansvariga för den negativa effekt som gruvdriften har vad gäller miljömässig hållbarhet, multidimensionell fattigdom och förerbyggandet av sociala och miljömässiga konflikter. 2) Att nationella policyer, genomförande och administrativt beslutsfattande kopplat till naturresurser och sociala och miljömässiga risker i gruvsektorn är stärkt och bygger på mänskliga rättigheter, globala ramverk, lagstiftning och rättsstatens principer i alla länder där programmet verkar. Syftet med detta är att minska miljöförstöring, ojämlikhet och obalanser, risken för konflikter och multidimensionell fattigdom bland de människor som är direkt eller indirekt påverkade av gruvdriften. 3) De lärdomar, erfarenheter och kunskap som genererats på lokal och nationell nivå genom programmet förs fram regionalt och globalt för att främja kvalitet, samstämmighet, tillämpning och uppföljning av relevanta internationella miljöavtal och utvecklingsmål (SDG). 4) FN-organisationer minskar sin negativa påverkan och maximerar sin positiva påverkan på miljön genom en stärkt och mer systematisk intern hantering av sin miljöpåverkan. Sweden Naturvårdsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Naturvårdsverket Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -330814 0 -330814 -330814 Naturvårdsverket -330814 Naturvårdsverket Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54050127 Sweden International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural education/training Agriculture SE-0-SE-6-54050127-5405012701 Sweden International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. 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International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2965218 3953624 1837324 2965218 -1289965 3953624 1837324 0 1 8756166 University College Research Other 2965218 University College Research Other 988406 University College Research Other 2965218 University College Research Other 988406 University College Research Other 848918 University College Research Other -848918 University College Research Other -441047 University College Research Other 0 University College Research Other 0 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-54050127-5405012704 Sweden International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -42831 1 0 -42831 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-54060121 Sweden Minor Field Studies courses- The contribution relates to MFS-courses and other courses related to the MFS-program FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Sida´s stategi för Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 innefattar det övergripande målet att bidra till höjd biståndskapacitet hos svenska samarbetspartner inom utvecklingssamarbetet, genom kompetensutveckling och utbildningsinsatser. Vidare ska Sida stödja program för yngre personer inom ramen för högskoleutbildning med syfte att "bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen". Denna insats fokuserar på kurser inom ramen för Minor Field Studies(MFS). Insatsen riktar sig mot studenter som beviljats medel från UHR för att skriva MFS. Universitet och Högskolerådet(UHR) är beställare av utresekurser och återträffar enligt särsklid överenskommelser. Genomförande av utreskurser och återträffar för studenter som blivit beviljade MFS stipendium bidrar till höjd biståndskapacitet hos svenska samarbetspartner inom utvecklingssamarbetet samt en breddning av den svenska resursbasen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Multisector education/training Other Multisector SE-0-SE-6-54060121-5406012101 Sweden Minor Field Studies courses- The contribution relates to MFS-courses and other courses related to the MFS-program FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Sida´s stategi för Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 innefattar det övergripande målet att bidra till höjd biståndskapacitet hos svenska samarbetspartner inom utvecklingssamarbetet, genom kompetensutveckling och utbildningsinsatser. Vidare ska Sida stödja program för yngre personer inom ramen för högskoleutbildning med syfte att "bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen". Denna insats fokuserar på kurser inom ramen för Minor Field Studies(MFS). Insatsen riktar sig mot studenter som beviljats medel från UHR för att skriva MFS. Universitet och Högskolerådet(UHR) är beställare av utresekurser och återträffar enligt särsklid överenskommelser. Genomförande av utreskurser och återträffar för studenter som blivit beviljade MFS stipendium bidrar till höjd biståndskapacitet hos svenska samarbetspartner inom utvecklingssamarbetet samt en breddning av den svenska resursbasen. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2950000 2200000 2950000 Donor Country NGO 378541.6800000001 Donor Country NGO 292119.99 Donor Country NGO 195645.28 Donor Country NGO 182575.06 Donor Country NGO 277095.61 Donor Country NGO 9825.3 Donor Country NGO 70857.72 Donor Country NGO 117160.42 Donor Country NGO 76088.7 Donor Country NGO 282508.89 Donor Country NGO 308245.96 Donor Country NGO 8683.2 Donor Country NGO -8683.2 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54060121-5406012102 Sweden Minor Field Studies courses- The contribution relates to MFS-courses and other courses related to the MFS-program FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Sida´s stategi för Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 innefattar det övergripande målet att bidra till höjd biståndskapacitet hos svenska samarbetspartner inom utvecklingssamarbetet, genom kompetensutveckling och utbildningsinsatser. Vidare ska Sida stödja program för yngre personer inom ramen för högskoleutbildning med syfte att "bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen". Denna insats fokuserar på kurser inom ramen för Minor Field Studies(MFS). Insatsen riktar sig mot studenter som beviljats medel från UHR för att skriva MFS. Universitet och Högskolerådet(UHR) är beställare av utresekurser och återträffar enligt särsklid överenskommelser. Genomförande av utreskurser och återträffar för studenter som blivit beviljade MFS stipendium bidrar till höjd biståndskapacitet hos svenska samarbetspartner inom utvecklingssamarbetet samt en breddning av den svenska resursbasen. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 420000 178557 Donor Country NGO 187776 Donor Country NGO 22409 Donor Country NGO 21190 Donor Country NGO 5618 Donor Country NGO 1878 Donor Country NGO 646 Donor Country NGO 0 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54060121-5406012103 Sweden Minor Field Studies courses- The contribution relates to MFS-courses and other courses related to the MFS-program FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Sida´s stategi för Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 innefattar det övergripande målet att bidra till höjd biståndskapacitet hos svenska samarbetspartner inom utvecklingssamarbetet, genom kompetensutveckling och utbildningsinsatser. Vidare ska Sida stödja program för yngre personer inom ramen för högskoleutbildning med syfte att "bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen". Denna insats fokuserar på kurser inom ramen för Minor Field Studies(MFS). Insatsen riktar sig mot studenter som beviljats medel från UHR för att skriva MFS. Universitet och Högskolerådet(UHR) är beställare av utresekurser och återträffar enligt särsklid överenskommelser. Genomförande av utreskurser och återträffar för studenter som blivit beviljade MFS stipendium bidrar till höjd biståndskapacitet hos svenska samarbetspartner inom utvecklingssamarbetet samt en breddning av den svenska resursbasen. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 300000 9985.68 Donor Country NGO -7744.33 Donor Country NGO 55941.17 Donor Country NGO 36981 Donor Country NGO 59374.92 Donor Country NGO 1064 Donor Country NGO 0 Donor Country NGO 2035.77 Donor Country NGO 3240 Donor Country NGO 130443.11 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54080039 Sweden Special attaché for environment, climate and energi at the Embassy of Sweden in New Delhi, in accordance with Swedish Government decision 2009-07-09. Specialattaché för miljö-, klimat- och energifrågor vid ambassaden i New Delhi, enligt regeringsbeslut 2009-07-09 (UF2009/46331/ASO). Pilotprojekt under 2 år. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden India Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-6-54080039-5408003901 Sweden Special attaché for environment, climate and energi at the Embassy of Sweden in New Delhi, in accordance with Swedish Government decision 2009-07-09. Specialattaché för miljö-, klimat- och energifrågor vid ambassaden i New Delhi, enligt regeringsbeslut 2009-07-09 (UF2009/46331/ASO). Pilotprojekt under 2 år. 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Specialattaché för miljö-, klimat- och energifrågor vid ambassaden i New Delhi, enligt regeringsbeslut 2009-07-09 (UF2009/46331/ASO). Pilotprojekt under 2 år. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -500000 -500000 -500000 Regering i givarlandet -500000 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54080039-5408003903 Sweden Special attaché for environment, climate and energi at the Embassy of Sweden in New Delhi, in accordance with Swedish Government decision 2009-07-09. Specialattaché för miljö-, klimat- och energifrågor vid ambassaden i New Delhi, enligt regeringsbeslut 2009-07-09 (UF2009/46331/ASO). Pilotprojekt under 2 år. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 114856 419668 151095 83367.41 Regering i givarlandet 31488.19 Regering i givarlandet 25779.25 Regering i givarlandet 62923.06 Regering i givarlandet 0 Regering i givarlandet 56843 Regering i givarlandet 274123 Regering i givarlandet 81741 Regering i givarlandet 56079 Regering i givarlandet 13275 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54100007 Sweden The OWSD has through its Postgraduate Training Fellowships offered scholarship for research training in the natural sciences to young women since 1998. The programme is open for women under forty years of age from Sub-Saharan Africa and other low-income countries. The entry requirement is either an MSc degree or an outstanding BSc honours degree in a natural scientific field. OSWD har genom sitt Forskarutbildningsprogram erbjudit stipendier för forskarutbildning inom basvetenskaperna till unga kvinnor sedan 1998. Programmet är öppet för kvinnor under 40 år, från länder i Afrika söder om Sahara och låginkomstländer. Kvalifikationskrav är en masterexamen eller en kandidatexamen med extraordinärt goda betyg ino To increase women's participation, particularly young female scientists, leadership and influence in science and technology in developing countries. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Technological research and development Industry OWSD's flagship programme for the last 20 years has been the PhD fellowships programme. 254 women have received fellowships in the period (2012- April 2017) from countries facing huge challenges in obtaining funding and undertaking scientific research. 96 of these women have graduated between January 2012 and April 2017 (out of a total of 214 graduates since January 1998). Many have returned to their home countries after receiving their PhDs and are mentors and supervisors for young women and men in their field. There are currently 199 fellowship holders on site in countries throughout the developing world. OWSD provides a travel fund of up to USD5,000 per fellowship, ensuring that awardees have an opportunity to extend their networks by attending conferences and workshops. From 2013 when the fund was first disbursed until April 2017, 151 fellows have taken up this opportunity, attending 215 conferences. Examples of a positive result for GenderInSITE: The Latin America Carribean focal point has been particularly successful in its actions with the OAS, the Organization of American States, a multilateral regional organization that includes all countries in the American continent. In 2014 the focal point participated in the 4th Meeting of the Ministers of Science and was central in providing the text for a paragraph on gender, science and development signed by all Ministers present. This led to an annual follow up through the COMCYT, the Inter-American Committee on Science and Technology of the OAS, where many member countries requested more specific guidance on how to structure relevant gender policies in science, with several online meetings being held. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54100007-5410000701 Sweden The OWSD has through its Postgraduate Training Fellowships offered scholarship for research training in the natural sciences to young women since 1998. The programme is open for women under forty years of age from Sub-Saharan Africa and other low-income countries. The entry requirement is either an MSc degree or an outstanding BSc honours degree in a natural scientific field. OSWD har genom sitt Forskarutbildningsprogram erbjudit stipendier för forskarutbildning inom basvetenskaperna till unga kvinnor sedan 1998. Programmet är öppet för kvinnor under 40 år, från länder i Afrika söder om Sahara och låginkomstländer. Kvalifikationskrav är en masterexamen eller en kandidatexamen med extraordinärt goda betyg ino To increase women's participation, particularly young female scientists, leadership and influence in science and technology in developing countries. 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The programme is open for women under forty years of age from Sub-Saharan Africa and other low-income countries. The entry requirement is either an MSc degree or an outstanding BSc honours degree in a natural scientific field. OSWD har genom sitt Forskarutbildningsprogram erbjudit stipendier för forskarutbildning inom basvetenskaperna till unga kvinnor sedan 1998. Programmet är öppet för kvinnor under 40 år, från länder i Afrika söder om Sahara och låginkomstländer. Kvalifikationskrav är en masterexamen eller en kandidatexamen med extraordinärt goda betyg ino To increase women's participation, particularly young female scientists, leadership and influence in science and technology in developing countries. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 532000 532000 532000 International NGO 532000 International NGO Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More women undergo research training and conduct research Fler kvinnor genomgår forskarutbildning och bedriver forskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100007-5410000703 Sweden The OWSD has through its Postgraduate Training Fellowships offered scholarship for research training in the natural sciences to young women since 1998. The programme is open for women under forty years of age from Sub-Saharan Africa and other low-income countries. The entry requirement is either an MSc degree or an outstanding BSc honours degree in a natural scientific field. OSWD har genom sitt Forskarutbildningsprogram erbjudit stipendier för forskarutbildning inom basvetenskaperna till unga kvinnor sedan 1998. Programmet är öppet för kvinnor under 40 år, från länder i Afrika söder om Sahara och låginkomstländer. Kvalifikationskrav är en masterexamen eller en kandidatexamen med extraordinärt goda betyg ino To increase women's participation, particularly young female scientists, leadership and influence in science and technology in developing countries. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2135000 2135000 2135000 2135000 2135000 0 2135000 2135000 1940000 -2135000 2135000 2135000 195000 0 2135000 10675000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 2135000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1067500 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 0 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1067500 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1067500 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1067500 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 2135000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 195000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1940000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More women undergo research training and conduct research Fler kvinnor genomgår forskarutbildning och bedriver forskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54120082 Sweden Language and Professional Training incl. salary cost, lodging and travel. Språk och fackutb. I enlighet med Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 har CAPDEV uppdraget att rekrytera och utbilda deltagare till resursbasprogrammen. Med utgångspunkt från språktestresultat och/eller uttalade behov erbjuder/rekommenderar CAPDEV deltagarna att genomgå kortare eller längre skräddarsydda språkkurser med ramavtalad språkkonsult (Semantix) i enlighet med CAPDEVs Riktlinjer för språkutbildning gällande deltagare i Resursbasprogrammen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Education facilities and training Education, Level Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54120082-5412008201 Sweden Language and Professional Training incl. salary cost, lodging and travel. Språk och fackutb. I enlighet med Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 har CAPDEV uppdraget att rekrytera och utbilda deltagare till resursbasprogrammen. Med utgångspunkt från språktestresultat och/eller uttalade behov erbjuder/rekommenderar CAPDEV deltagarna att genomgå kortare eller längre skräddarsydda språkkurser med ramavtalad språkkonsult (Semantix) i enlighet med CAPDEVs Riktlinjer för språkutbildning gällande deltagare i Resursbasprogrammen. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2000000 500000 1250000 485000 2500000 Regering i givarlandet 5027.15 Regering i givarlandet 69130.6 Regering i givarlandet 75625.25 Regering i givarlandet 101292.82 Regering i givarlandet 1729 Regering i givarlandet 5501 Regering i givarlandet 209718.89 Regering i givarlandet 9447.2 Regering i givarlandet 396495.04 Regering i givarlandet 259971.5 Regering i givarlandet 164809.49 Regering i givarlandet 68437.67 Regering i givarlandet 8309.32 Regering i givarlandet 43215 Regering i givarlandet 25617.85 Regering i givarlandet 74807.09 Regering i givarlandet 19215.57 Regering i givarlandet 65175.88 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54120082-5412008202 Sweden Language and Professional Training incl. salary cost, lodging and travel. Språk och fackutb. I enlighet med Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 har CAPDEV uppdraget att rekrytera och utbilda deltagare till resursbasprogrammen. Med utgångspunkt från språktestresultat och/eller uttalade behov erbjuder/rekommenderar CAPDEV deltagarna att genomgå kortare eller längre skräddarsydda språkkurser med ramavtalad språkkonsult (Semantix) i enlighet med CAPDEVs Riktlinjer för språkutbildning gällande deltagare i Resursbasprogrammen. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 550000 15000 28335.2 Regering i givarlandet 72407.75 Regering i givarlandet 123810.86 Regering i givarlandet 99214.25 Regering i givarlandet 18437.4 Regering i givarlandet 91773.84 Regering i givarlandet 53057.41 Regering i givarlandet 19904.8 Regering i givarlandet 20318.13 Regering i givarlandet 1154.86 Regering i givarlandet 11488.57 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54120082-5412008203 Sweden Language and Professional Training incl. salary cost, lodging and travel. Språk och fackutb. I enlighet med Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 har CAPDEV uppdraget att rekrytera och utbilda deltagare till resursbasprogrammen. Med utgångspunkt från språktestresultat och/eller uttalade behov erbjuder/rekommenderar CAPDEV deltagarna att genomgå kortare eller längre skräddarsydda språkkurser med ramavtalad språkkonsult (Semantix) i enlighet med CAPDEVs Riktlinjer för språkutbildning gällande deltagare i Resursbasprogrammen. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 200000 0 1967 Regering i givarlandet 11620.22 Regering i givarlandet 215 Regering i givarlandet 7494 Regering i givarlandet 38399.49 Regering i givarlandet 12866.28 Regering i givarlandet 13329 Regering i givarlandet 78779.52 Regering i givarlandet 17705.65 Regering i givarlandet -2414.28 Regering i givarlandet 2414.28 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-55000007 Sweden The goal of the project is to contribute to the development of better and more inclusive governance in Serbia where decisions on environmental issues are consensus-based. Programme objectives are: 1) Functional dialogue established between environmental CSOs and governmental sector. 2)Environmental CSOs proactively impact decision-making at any Målet med projektet är att bidra till utvecklingen av bättre och mer inkluderande styrelseformer i Serbien där beslut om miljöfrågor bygger på enighet. Utbildningens mål är: 1) Funktionell dialog mellan miljö CSO och statlig sektor. 2) Miljö CSO proaktivt påverka beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2014Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The intervention maintaines its effects at reasonable level, it remains relevant and with strong potential to deliver the objectives. The project implementation in the first 18 months (31 October 2012 to 30 April 2014) has been ongoing smoothly and the expected outputs been delivered timely and in line with the budgets. Component-wise, available data indicate that the grants’ components in the two programmes are likely to have produced sustainable outcomes both in terms of external effects and through enhanced CSO cooperation. It appears likely that the Networking part of the Component has served increased CSO cooperation, while the consultation process under Component 3 is still expected to enhance the dialogue between two sectors. The available information at this stage indicate that the consultation processes have represented a useful learning process for some ECSOs and was a good and innovative attempt. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55000007-5500000701 Sweden The goal of the project is to contribute to the development of better and more inclusive governance in Serbia where decisions on environmental issues are consensus-based. Programme objectives are: 1) Functional dialogue established between environmental CSOs and governmental sector. 2)Environmental CSOs proactively impact decision-making at any Målet med projektet är att bidra till utvecklingen av bättre och mer inkluderande styrelseformer i Serbien där beslut om miljöfrågor bygger på enighet. Utbildningens mål är: 1) Funktionell dialog mellan miljö CSO och statlig sektor. 2) Miljö CSO proaktivt påverka beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Sweden REC/The Regional Environmental Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 7500000 7500000 6350000 215149 -1224273 275727 7500000 0 6350000 7500000 -1500000 20340876 Dev. country based NGOs 7500000 Dev. country based NGOs 7500000 Dev. country based NGOs 6350000 Dev. country based NGOs -1224272.97 Dev. country based NGOs Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55000007-5500000702 Sweden The goal of the project is to contribute to the development of better and more inclusive governance in Serbia where decisions on environmental issues are consensus-based. Programme objectives are: 1) Functional dialogue established between environmental CSOs and governmental sector. 2)Environmental CSOs proactively impact decision-making at any Målet med projektet är att bidra till utvecklingen av bättre och mer inkluderande styrelseformer i Serbien där beslut om miljöfrågor bygger på enighet. Utbildningens mål är: 1) Funktionell dialog mellan miljö CSO och statlig sektor. 2) Miljö CSO proaktivt påverka beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Sweden REC/The Regional Environmental Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 63801 -5449 69250 63801 Dev. country based NGOs 63800.83 Dev. country based NGOs Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55000007-5500000703 Sweden The goal of the project is to contribute to the development of better and more inclusive governance in Serbia where decisions on environmental issues are consensus-based. Programme objectives are: 1) Functional dialogue established between environmental CSOs and governmental sector. 2)Environmental CSOs proactively impact decision-making at any Målet med projektet är att bidra till utvecklingen av bättre och mer inkluderande styrelseformer i Serbien där beslut om miljöfrågor bygger på enighet. Utbildningens mål är: 1) Funktionell dialog mellan miljö CSO och statlig sektor. 2) Miljö CSO proaktivt påverka beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Sweden REC/The Regional Environmental Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 90300 300000 -209700 90300 Dev. country based NGOs 90300 Dev. country based NGOs Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55020052 Sweden European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) support Roma rights though strategic litigation, research and advocacy. The project include activities in Macedonia, Serbiam Turkey and Ukraine in the areas of capcacity buliding for roma activists, right to education, right to life, access to justice, right to adequate living, access to social services, freedom of movement and non-discrimination. European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) arbetar med strategisk processföring och fördjupade studier för att säkra romernas rättigheter. Insatsen omfattar Makedonien, Serbien, Turkiet och Ukraina med aktiviteter inom områdena för kapacitetsutveckling för romska aktivister, utbildning, rätt till liv, tillgång till rättvisa, skäliga boendevillkor, tillgång till sociala tjänster, rörelsefrihet Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-55020052-5502005201 Sweden European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) support Roma rights though strategic litigation, research and advocacy. The project include activities in Macedonia, Serbiam Turkey and Ukraine in the areas of capcacity buliding for roma activists, right to education, right to life, access to justice, right to adequate living, access to social services, freedom of movement and non-discrimination. European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) arbetar med strategisk processföring och fördjupade studier för att säkra romernas rättigheter. Insatsen omfattar Makedonien, Serbien, Turkiet och Ukraina med aktiviteter inom områdena för kapacitetsutveckling för romska aktivister, utbildning, rätt till liv, tillgång till rättvisa, skäliga boendevillkor, tillgång till sociala tjänster, rörelsefrihet Sweden ERRC/European Roma Rights Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5653541 6247295 0 5542282 5708554 0 11900836 International NGO 5542282 International NGO 5708554 International NGO Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-55020052-5502005202 Sweden European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) support Roma rights though strategic litigation, research and advocacy. The project include activities in Macedonia, Serbiam Turkey and Ukraine in the areas of capcacity buliding for roma activists, right to education, right to life, access to justice, right to adequate living, access to social services, freedom of movement and non-discrimination. European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) arbetar med strategisk processföring och fördjupade studier för att säkra romernas rättigheter. Insatsen omfattar Makedonien, Serbien, Turkiet och Ukraina med aktiviteter inom områdena för kapacitetsutveckling för romska aktivister, utbildning, rätt till liv, tillgång till rättvisa, skäliga boendevillkor, tillgång till sociala tjänster, rörelsefrihet Sweden ERRC/European Roma Rights Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NGOs and Civil Society Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 398542 127569.53 NGOs and Civil Society 270972.04 NGOs and Civil Society Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-55020052-5502005203 Sweden European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) support Roma rights though strategic litigation, research and advocacy. The project include activities in Macedonia, Serbiam Turkey and Ukraine in the areas of capcacity buliding for roma activists, right to education, right to life, access to justice, right to adequate living, access to social services, freedom of movement and non-discrimination. European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) arbetar med strategisk processföring och fördjupade studier för att säkra romernas rättigheter. Insatsen omfattar Makedonien, Serbien, Turkiet och Ukraina med aktiviteter inom områdena för kapacitetsutveckling för romska aktivister, utbildning, rätt till liv, tillgång till rättvisa, skäliga boendevillkor, tillgång till sociala tjänster, rörelsefrihet Sweden ERRC/European Roma Rights Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 111259 111259 Other 0 Other Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-55020101 Sweden Journalism for Rights, Freedom for Journalists- 3" aims at promoting and applying rights journalism among Turkey's journalist community as a major instrument in publicizing human rights and democracy, and continue provide an universally accessible independent channel on the Internet, enhanced with multimedia capacity, for news and information on the principles of rights based reporting. Journalistik för rättigheter, frihet för journalister-3 syftar till att främja och tillämpa rättighetsbaserad journalistik i TR, som ett viktigt instrument att belysa mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet. Insatsen innefattar en webbportal för publicering av rättighetsbaserad journalistik, själva den grävande journalistiken samt utbildning för unga journalister. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Human rights Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The outcomes of bianet´s activities have aimed to realize the following results: - IPS, through bianet, is a well-recognized and widely used source for independent, pluralistic and unbiased news provision and information sharing. - IPS is an enabler of the rights movement through monitoring and reporting. - IPS is a trainer and mentor for journalists and the journalistic profession on rights-based reporting. - IPS as a sustainable and effective organisation. What differs bianet from other online news portals is that bianet continues to attract visitors in an increasing manner. This shows that there is a need for an independent news portal that informs readers on rights which mainstream media very rarely covers, and when covered, in a manner that misses the rights angle . IPS is the only organisation in Turkey providing regular training and resource materials on rights based journalism. The applications for the summer school have always been higher than the number of available places and the number of participants has been increasing every year. This also goes for the internship positions at IPS. The material IPS is producing is still in demand even though the material is accessible through internet. Work to improve the monitoring and evaluation of the organisation has begun and the willingness to continue is assessed by Sida as strong. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55020101-5502010101 Sweden Journalism for Rights, Freedom for Journalists- 3" aims at promoting and applying rights journalism among Turkey's journalist community as a major instrument in publicizing human rights and democracy, and continue provide an universally accessible independent channel on the Internet, enhanced with multimedia capacity, for news and information on the principles of rights based reporting. Journalistik för rättigheter, frihet för journalister-3 syftar till att främja och tillämpa rättighetsbaserad journalistik i TR, som ett viktigt instrument att belysa mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet. Insatsen innefattar en webbportal för publicering av rättighetsbaserad journalistik, själva den grävande journalistiken samt utbildning för unga journalister. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Misc Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3630000 3760000 55655 0 3630000 3760000 7445655 Misc 3630000 Misc 3760000 Misc Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Increased conformance to international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Turkiet: Att Turkiet i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55020101-5502010102 Sweden Journalism for Rights, Freedom for Journalists- 3" aims at promoting and applying rights journalism among Turkey's journalist community as a major instrument in publicizing human rights and democracy, and continue provide an universally accessible independent channel on the Internet, enhanced with multimedia capacity, for news and information on the principles of rights based reporting. Journalistik för rättigheter, frihet för journalister-3 syftar till att främja och tillämpa rättighetsbaserad journalistik i TR, som ett viktigt instrument att belysa mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet. Insatsen innefattar en webbportal för publicering av rättighetsbaserad journalistik, själva den grävande journalistiken samt utbildning för unga journalister. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Misc Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 144345 144345 0 144345 Misc 144345 Misc Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Increased conformance to international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Turkiet: Att Turkiet i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55020101-5502010103 Sweden Journalism for Rights, Freedom for Journalists- 3" aims at promoting and applying rights journalism among Turkey's journalist community as a major instrument in publicizing human rights and democracy, and continue provide an universally accessible independent channel on the Internet, enhanced with multimedia capacity, for news and information on the principles of rights based reporting. Journalistik för rättigheter, frihet för journalister-3 syftar till att främja och tillämpa rättighetsbaserad journalistik i TR, som ett viktigt instrument att belysa mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet. Insatsen innefattar en webbportal för publicering av rättighetsbaserad journalistik, själva den grävande journalistiken samt utbildning för unga journalister. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Misc Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 778752 778752 778752 Misc 778752 Misc Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Increased conformance to international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Turkiet: Att Turkiet i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55020189 Sweden The IMPULS project is a four year project with the following expected impact:INSPIRE Directive is implemented in the region (of western Balkans), enabling the beneficiarry countries to meet the EU-requirements in this area; Interoperable content and services are delivered efficiently, supporting the development of e-governmnet in each country; Implementation of the INSPIRE Directive has contributed to the economic development, transparency of ownership and anticorruption processes. Distribution: No country allocations. Sverige och andra EU-länder kommer att genomföra EU-direktivet Inspire avseende geodatainfrastrukturen eller Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) före 2020. Under 2012-2013 genomförde DG Enlargement ett IPA-projekt med Lantmäteriverken på Västra Balkan i syfte att introducera EU-direktivet Inspire och förbereda de reformer som krävs för att kandidatländer och potentiella kandidatländer på Balkan ska anpassa sig till EU-direktivet. En av orsakerna till att Inspire-direktivet skapades är de problem som uppstod i Polen och Tyskland för drygt 10 år sedan efter kraftiga översvämningar i några större floder. Det visade sig att geodata och rumslig information var svår att få tag på, svår att jämföra och svår att förstå. Det gällde mellan myndigheterna inom länderna och i ännu större utsträckning mellan länderna. Genom att skapa system med jämförbara data som kan delas mellan olika myndigheter så underlättas inte bara arbete i samband med naturkatastrofer utan också i många andra sammanhang. I maj 2013 meddelade DG Enlargment att det inte skulle bli någon fortsättning av det balkanska projektet Inspiration. Generaldirektörerna för Lantmäteriverken på Västra Balkan vände sig då till Sida i ett mejl (juni 2013) och frågade om möjlig finansiering av en andra fas av projektet. Den ansvariga EU-tjänstemannen på DG Enlargement har informerat Sida om att Inspiration bedöms ha varit ett framgångsrikt projekt och att en svensk finansiering av en ny fas skulle välkomnas. EU kommer sannolikt att fortsätta sitt stöd om något år, men antagligen som bilaterala projekt eller ett regionalt projekt med fokus på miljöfrågor. Projektet IMPULS kommer att ledas av det svenska Lantmäteriet med den kroatiska motsvarigheten som junior partner. Lantmäteriverk från följande länder kommer att medverka: Albanien, Bosnien-Hercegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro och Serbien. Projektet kommer att pågå i fyra år. Projektet har starkt stöd från Lantmäteriverken på Västra Balkan, vilket stärker möjligheten att uppnå hållbara resultat. Projektet bidrar direkt till ländernas anpassning till EUs regelverk. Objectives of the intervention are: - INSPIRE Directive is implemented in the region, enabling the beneficiary countries to meet the EU-requirements in this area; - Interoperable content and services are delivered efficiently, supporting the development of e-government in each country as well as adding value to government and local administration, all in accordance with the Public-Sector Information (PSI) Directive; and - Implementation of the INSPIRE Directive, supported through this project, has contributed to the economic development, transparency of ownership and anticorruption processes, in accordance with SEE 2020 (specifically in the dimensions” Competitiveness”, “Effective public services” and “Anti-corruption”. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Statistical capacity building Other Social Infrastructure & Services Following results have been avchieved with the IMPULS projects:  Over 120 acitivities and events such as workshops, remote and onsite technical support, online training, and ongoing mentoring and support have been carried out during the implementation period of the intervention between the years 2014 - 2019. Beneficiary organisations have developed an understanding of how to handle different issues related to the development of an infrastructure for spatial data (SDI) by stimulating different events, leading to a substantial improvement in the coordination of the development of the infrastructures in the countries. An increased understanding on the importance of monitoring the development and progress of the infrastructures has been gained and the beneficiary organisations have in the course of the project tested different ways to follow-up their respective infrastructures. The project has supported the beneficiary organisations in developing their coordination structures, in particular the understanding of roles and tasks of a national spatial data infrastructure (NSDI) coordination body. Knowledge in cost/benefit analysis has been transferred to the beneficiary organisations and approaches to how to calculate and present cost/benefit analysis have been discussed and tested. Cooperation with the Western Balkans Academic Education Evolution and Professional’s Sustainable Training for Spatial Data Infrastructures (BestSDI-project), which is funded by the Erasmus + Programme of the European Union (2016-2019) for improvement of higher education programs (geosciences, SDI and geodesy) by changing the curriculum and/or creating new master programs on the SDI topics of academic institutions, for the developing new and innovative education programs within the field of SDI has been a part of the project as well.  A regional data sharing agreement to enable access to data from the beneficiary organisations by an agreed test case has been developed. The agreement was signed by 7 beneficiary organisations (AREC, ASIG, FGA,GARS, REA, KCA, IPRO) on May 28, 2015 at the INSPIRE – Geospatial World Forum 2015 Conference in Lisbon and by RGA on June 16, 2015 in Pristina. Regional Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in the field of cartography, cadastre, topographic survey, geodetic networks and SDI is prepared and signed by all beneficiary organisations, as well as one from Croatia and Slovenia. Each beneficiary organisation has been actively participating in the project and fully contributing to the project. Approximately 2500 participants have participated in 111 events. Presentations of results have been done at 8 conferences and completed agreed tasks in-between events. The beneficiary organisations, supported by the project, have worked towards developing national data sharing models by arranging national workshops and seminars and draft data sharing agreements have been developed. Data sharing model has been proposed for each country (except Montenegro) and 5 beneficiary organisations (AREC, ASIG, RGA, FGA, KCA) have developed proposed data sharing models. In the workshops and seminars, beneficiary organisations have also gained knowledge on licensing issues.   The project has led to an increased understanding of the requirements by the INSPIRE directive and what needs to be regulated in law to fulfil requirements by the INSPIRE directive. A legal check-list has been developed and communicated by the project. Five specific NSDI laws/regulations are in force and one NSDI law is drafted and in procedure of acceptance. Additionally, three NSDI strategies are in force and three more are in procedure of acceptance. Metadata for defined data is found in national geoportals of the beneficiary countries that have targeted data sets available. An agreement on a common way of describing spatial data in line with INSPIRE and evaluation of its quality has been reached. A regional metadata profile based on the INSPIRE has been developed within the frame of the project in collaboration with all beneficiary organisations. National metadata catalogues according to INSPIRE requirements have been implemented by all beneficiary organisations. In several of the beneficiary organisations, the metadata catalogue is integrated in a national map viewer and the project has been instrumental in ensuring that the catalogue fulfil the INSPIRE requirements.  The project has also strongly promoted that the national geoportals developed have an interface (metadata editor) allowing stakeholders to upload metadata for their data and services over the Internet. All beneficiaries have gained knowledge about what is required by the INSPIRE directive and are able to tailor already developed services to INSPIRE. Staff from the beneficiary organisations have gained substantial knowledge in data harmonisation through training workshops arranged by the project. Several Open-Source software’s have been introduced. Harmonised data for several INSPIRE data themes have become available and the beneficiary organisations have started to approach stakeholders nationally in order to support them harmonising their data. Beneficiary organisations and other stakeholders are sharing data instead of duplicating data. The common term (licences) for geodata usage are under development. Four beneficiary countries (AREC, GARS, ASIG, KCA) have NSDI agreements with stakeholders. All beneficiary organisations have catalogue services up and running.  Regarding the undertaking a pilot (use case) at regional level that helps to show the benefits of SDI, a  “proof of concept” for data sharing has been developed. The proof of concept was executed by a national crisis management agency. The result of the use case for risk management was presented in October 2016 in Durres. Second phase of the use case (transport, hydrography, and population data) has not been fully achieved.  Cooperation with the IPA-DRAM project, which is supported by European Commission in the Western Balkan to increase beneficiaries` capabilities to ensure proper disaster risk management at national, regional and EU levels, was initiated as an alternative use case; however, the time tables of both projects did not adhere very well to each other. Beneficiary organisations have established formal ways of sharing experience, information and knowledge with other organisations in the area of SDI and INSPIRE regionally. Beneficiary organisations have national organisational structures in place (except REA) and are arranging national workshops. Beneficiary organisations are actively participating in operational SDI-forums (e.g. council, working groups, annual reports) sharing experience, information and knowledge. Six beneficiary organisations are national coordinators and have developed functional structure for coordination. A monitoring process has been introduced for NSDI follow-up. SDI monitoring list is prepared by all beneficiary organisations. Two beneficiary organisations also use the list to monitor NSDI progress.  The project has also produced a book, the IMPULS book, as a final product which documents the experiences of the IMPULS project and provides guidance on establishing national spatial data infrastructures as a lasting aid to capacity development.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55020189-5502018901 Sweden The IMPULS project is a four year project with the following expected impact:INSPIRE Directive is implemented in the region (of western Balkans), enabling the beneficiarry countries to meet the EU-requirements in this area; Interoperable content and services are delivered efficiently, supporting the development of e-governmnet in each country; Implementation of the INSPIRE Directive has contributed to the economic development, transparency of ownership and anticorruption processes. Distribution: No country allocations. Sverige och andra EU-länder kommer att genomföra EU-direktivet Inspire avseende geodatainfrastrukturen eller Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) före 2020. Under 2012-2013 genomförde DG Enlargement ett IPA-projekt med Lantmäteriverken på Västra Balkan i syfte att introducera EU-direktivet Inspire och förbereda de reformer som krävs för att kandidatländer och potentiella kandidatländer på Balkan ska anpassa sig till EU-direktivet. En av orsakerna till att Inspire-direktivet skapades är de problem som uppstod i Polen och Tyskland för drygt 10 år sedan efter kraftiga översvämningar i några större floder. Det visade sig att geodata och rumslig information var svår att få tag på, svår att jämföra och svår att förstå. Det gällde mellan myndigheterna inom länderna och i ännu större utsträckning mellan länderna. Genom att skapa system med jämförbara data som kan delas mellan olika myndigheter så underlättas inte bara arbete i samband med naturkatastrofer utan också i många andra sammanhang. I maj 2013 meddelade DG Enlargment att det inte skulle bli någon fortsättning av det balkanska projektet Inspiration. Generaldirektörerna för Lantmäteriverken på Västra Balkan vände sig då till Sida i ett mejl (juni 2013) och frågade om möjlig finansiering av en andra fas av projektet. Den ansvariga EU-tjänstemannen på DG Enlargement har informerat Sida om att Inspiration bedöms ha varit ett framgångsrikt projekt och att en svensk finansiering av en ny fas skulle välkomnas. EU kommer sannolikt att fortsätta sitt stöd om något år, men antagligen som bilaterala projekt eller ett regionalt projekt med fokus på miljöfrågor. Projektet IMPULS kommer att ledas av det svenska Lantmäteriet med den kroatiska motsvarigheten som junior partner. Lantmäteriverk från följande länder kommer att medverka: Albanien, Bosnien-Hercegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro och Serbien. Projektet kommer att pågå i fyra år. Projektet har starkt stöd från Lantmäteriverken på Västra Balkan, vilket stärker möjligheten att uppnå hållbara resultat. Projektet bidrar direkt till ländernas anpassning till EUs regelverk. Objectives of the intervention are: - INSPIRE Directive is implemented in the region, enabling the beneficiary countries to meet the EU-requirements in this area; - Interoperable content and services are delivered efficiently, supporting the development of e-government in each country as well as adding value to government and local administration, all in accordance with the Public-Sector Information (PSI) Directive; and - Implementation of the INSPIRE Directive, supported through this project, has contributed to the economic development, transparency of ownership and anticorruption processes, in accordance with SEE 2020 (specifically in the dimensions” Competitiveness”, “Effective public services” and “Anti-corruption”. Sweden Lantmäteriet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Lantmäteriet 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2353431 7921837 7400000 7999861 4744781 5231915 0 2353431 7400000 1251898 3181117 -10307262 2475413 3585952 1089190 7921837 2044703 11324732 0 9900000 -8667208 0 0 0 0 2098022 35651825 Lantmäteriet 2353431 Lantmäteriet 4227261 Lantmäteriet 3694576 Lantmäteriet 3781834 Lantmäteriet 1500000 Lantmäteriet -1500000 Lantmäteriet 3618166 Lantmäteriet 3585952 Lantmäteriet 3181117 Lantmäteriet 1232792 Lantmäteriet 1251898 Lantmäteriet 2475413 Lantmäteriet 1017470 Lantmäteriet 1089190 Lantmäteriet 2044703 Lantmäteriet 2098022 Lantmäteriet Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55020189-5502018902 Sweden The IMPULS project is a four year project with the following expected impact:INSPIRE Directive is implemented in the region (of western Balkans), enabling the beneficiarry countries to meet the EU-requirements in this area; Interoperable content and services are delivered efficiently, supporting the development of e-governmnet in each country; Implementation of the INSPIRE Directive has contributed to the economic development, transparency of ownership and anticorruption processes. Distribution: No country allocations. Sverige och andra EU-länder kommer att genomföra EU-direktivet Inspire avseende geodatainfrastrukturen eller Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) före 2020. Under 2012-2013 genomförde DG Enlargement ett IPA-projekt med Lantmäteriverken på Västra Balkan i syfte att introducera EU-direktivet Inspire och förbereda de reformer som krävs för att kandidatländer och potentiella kandidatländer på Balkan ska anpassa sig till EU-direktivet. En av orsakerna till att Inspire-direktivet skapades är de problem som uppstod i Polen och Tyskland för drygt 10 år sedan efter kraftiga översvämningar i några större floder. Det visade sig att geodata och rumslig information var svår att få tag på, svår att jämföra och svår att förstå. Det gällde mellan myndigheterna inom länderna och i ännu större utsträckning mellan länderna. Genom att skapa system med jämförbara data som kan delas mellan olika myndigheter så underlättas inte bara arbete i samband med naturkatastrofer utan också i många andra sammanhang. I maj 2013 meddelade DG Enlargment att det inte skulle bli någon fortsättning av det balkanska projektet Inspiration. Generaldirektörerna för Lantmäteriverken på Västra Balkan vände sig då till Sida i ett mejl (juni 2013) och frågade om möjlig finansiering av en andra fas av projektet. Den ansvariga EU-tjänstemannen på DG Enlargement har informerat Sida om att Inspiration bedöms ha varit ett framgångsrikt projekt och att en svensk finansiering av en ny fas skulle välkomnas. EU kommer sannolikt att fortsätta sitt stöd om något år, men antagligen som bilaterala projekt eller ett regionalt projekt med fokus på miljöfrågor. Projektet IMPULS kommer att ledas av det svenska Lantmäteriet med den kroatiska motsvarigheten som junior partner. Lantmäteriverk från följande länder kommer att medverka: Albanien, Bosnien-Hercegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro och Serbien. Projektet kommer att pågå i fyra år. Projektet har starkt stöd från Lantmäteriverken på Västra Balkan, vilket stärker möjligheten att uppnå hållbara resultat. Projektet bidrar direkt till ländernas anpassning till EUs regelverk. Objectives of the intervention are: - INSPIRE Directive is implemented in the region, enabling the beneficiary countries to meet the EU-requirements in this area; - Interoperable content and services are delivered efficiently, supporting the development of e-government in each country as well as adding value to government and local administration, all in accordance with the Public-Sector Information (PSI) Directive; and - Implementation of the INSPIRE Directive, supported through this project, has contributed to the economic development, transparency of ownership and anticorruption processes, in accordance with SEE 2020 (specifically in the dimensions” Competitiveness”, “Effective public services” and “Anti-corruption”. Sweden Lantmäteriet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 499462 400663 0 98800 499462 Cowater International Sweden AB 98800 Cowater International Sweden AB 400662.38 Cowater International Sweden AB Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55020189-5502018903 Sweden The IMPULS project is a four year project with the following expected impact:INSPIRE Directive is implemented in the region (of western Balkans), enabling the beneficiarry countries to meet the EU-requirements in this area; Interoperable content and services are delivered efficiently, supporting the development of e-governmnet in each country; Implementation of the INSPIRE Directive has contributed to the economic development, transparency of ownership and anticorruption processes. Distribution: No country allocations. Sverige och andra EU-länder kommer att genomföra EU-direktivet Inspire avseende geodatainfrastrukturen eller Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) före 2020. Under 2012-2013 genomförde DG Enlargement ett IPA-projekt med Lantmäteriverken på Västra Balkan i syfte att introducera EU-direktivet Inspire och förbereda de reformer som krävs för att kandidatländer och potentiella kandidatländer på Balkan ska anpassa sig till EU-direktivet. En av orsakerna till att Inspire-direktivet skapades är de problem som uppstod i Polen och Tyskland för drygt 10 år sedan efter kraftiga översvämningar i några större floder. Det visade sig att geodata och rumslig information var svår att få tag på, svår att jämföra och svår att förstå. Det gällde mellan myndigheterna inom länderna och i ännu större utsträckning mellan länderna. Genom att skapa system med jämförbara data som kan delas mellan olika myndigheter så underlättas inte bara arbete i samband med naturkatastrofer utan också i många andra sammanhang. I maj 2013 meddelade DG Enlargment att det inte skulle bli någon fortsättning av det balkanska projektet Inspiration. Generaldirektörerna för Lantmäteriverken på Västra Balkan vände sig då till Sida i ett mejl (juni 2013) och frågade om möjlig finansiering av en andra fas av projektet. Den ansvariga EU-tjänstemannen på DG Enlargement har informerat Sida om att Inspiration bedöms ha varit ett framgångsrikt projekt och att en svensk finansiering av en ny fas skulle välkomnas. EU kommer sannolikt att fortsätta sitt stöd om något år, men antagligen som bilaterala projekt eller ett regionalt projekt med fokus på miljöfrågor. Projektet IMPULS kommer att ledas av det svenska Lantmäteriet med den kroatiska motsvarigheten som junior partner. Lantmäteriverk från följande länder kommer att medverka: Albanien, Bosnien-Hercegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro och Serbien. Projektet kommer att pågå i fyra år. Projektet har starkt stöd från Lantmäteriverken på Västra Balkan, vilket stärker möjligheten att uppnå hållbara resultat. Projektet bidrar direkt till ländernas anpassning till EUs regelverk. Objectives of the intervention are: - INSPIRE Directive is implemented in the region, enabling the beneficiary countries to meet the EU-requirements in this area; - Interoperable content and services are delivered efficiently, supporting the development of e-government in each country as well as adding value to government and local administration, all in accordance with the Public-Sector Information (PSI) Directive; and - Implementation of the INSPIRE Directive, supported through this project, has contributed to the economic development, transparency of ownership and anticorruption processes, in accordance with SEE 2020 (specifically in the dimensions” Competitiveness”, “Effective public services” and “Anti-corruption”. Sweden Lantmäteriet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Lantmäteriet 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 410661 410661 410661 Lantmäteriet 410661 Lantmäteriet Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030311 Sweden Support for the Swedish Platform's activities with the Eastern Partnership countries through continued support to ForumCiv (formerly Forum Syd). The support covers Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The platform aims to contribute to democratic development within the countries through increased cooperation between Swedish CSOs and through strengthened cooperation with CSOs from the Eastern Partnership countries. The project will contribute to the goal of promoting a stronger and more pluralistic society in these countries. It further aims to support a civil society that enables people to transform their lives and communities at local, regional, national and global levels. Finally, the project will contribute to increased contacts and cooperation between civil society in the Eastern Partnership countries and the EU member states. Stöd till den svenska plattformens verksamhet med länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet genom fortsatt stöd till ForumCiv (tidigare Forum Syd). Stödet täcker Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina. Plattformen syftar till att bidra till en demokratisk utveckling inom länderna genom ökat samarbete mellan svenska CSO och genom stärkt samarbete med CSO från länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet. Projektet ska bidra till målet att främja ett starkare och mer pluralistiskt samhälle i dessa länder. Det syftar vidare till att stödja ett civilt samhälle som gör det möjligt för människor att förändra sina liv och samhällen på lokal, regional , nationell och global nivå. Slutligen ska projektet bidra till ökade kontakter och ökat samarbete mellan det civila samhället i länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet och EU:s medlemsländer. Project goal: Contribute to democracy building and fullfilled human rights in accordance with the principles of the Eastern partnership agreements. Project objective: Well-established and effective cooperation between Swedish and local EaP actors resulting in productive and long-term partnership and capacity building as well as the incorporation of civil society perspectives in advocacy activities, public awareness raising and democratic decision-making. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The progress achieved, according to the final reporting towards the objectives and goals established in the project proposal for the period 2019-2023, is mainly presented at output level. Nevertheless, some unexpected outcomes and lessons learned are identified. Some important outcomes are: 1. Strong, informed and active Swedish civil society on the development in the Eastern partnership region - At the end of the project period, the Network's members had grown from 19 to 37 organisations. The diversity of the participants that have been engaged in discussions, meetings and capacity building activities have enhanced the strategic understanding of the regional challenges and the capacity of the member organizations to align their activities with regional priorities. It has also promoted the building of lasting professional relationships, joint initiatives and improved cooperation mechanisms. 2. Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum (EaP CSF) works as a democratic platform, enabling dialogues between civil society actors in the EaP region and towards EU. - At the end of the project period, the Network's promotion of Swedish Civil Society Organisations' (CSO's) understanding of the EaP CSF and it's structures and challenges had contributed to an expanded membership of the Forum, and facilitated the instrumental role of Swedish CSOs in the shaping of the Forum's policies and strategies, such as the adoption of the Gender Mainstreaming Strategy. The Network also contributed to several policy initiatives that aligned Swedish regional policies with the priorities of civil actors in the EaP region, a result from engagement with Swedish policymakers and the EaP CSF. 3. Strong and effective cooperation and partnership between Swedish civil society actors and local civil society in the EaP. - By means of exchange visits, field trips and participation in regional forums, Swedish CSOs and local partners developed joint initiatives, opportunities for dialogue, skills development and shared strategies. This ensures that local CSO's contexts and challenges are taken into account in central policy discussions. 4. Solid representation of bottom-up perspectives of EaP-civil society in policy discussions. - By means of different policy-related initiatives, the Network increased the visibility of EaP civil society and strengthen their relationship with Swedish policy makers. The recognition of grassroot priorities in institutional frameworks demonstrate a shift in behaviour where Swedish authorities actively engage with civil society actors to inform their strategies. Some unexpected outcomes that stand out are: - Increased legitimacy of the Network members thanks to the visibility and credibility that the Network has established towards key actors such as the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs (MFA). - A deeper knowledge among Swedish institutions on the EaP region, and better understanding on behalf of the Swedish MFA of the EaP CSF's structures, processes and goals. This has facilitated opportunities for policy discussions and collaborative initiatives, as well as enhanced alignment of projects with regional challenges. - Peer-to-peer learning among Swedish CSOs and inspiration for similar forms of organisation, along with the application of the Network's methodologies for amplifying civil society voices in other regions, such as Latin America. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55030311-5503031101 Sweden Support for the Swedish Platform's activities with the Eastern Partnership countries through continued support to ForumCiv (formerly Forum Syd). The support covers Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The platform aims to contribute to democratic development within the countries through increased cooperation between Swedish CSOs and through strengthened cooperation with CSOs from the Eastern Partnership countries. The project will contribute to the goal of promoting a stronger and more pluralistic society in these countries. It further aims to support a civil society that enables people to transform their lives and communities at local, regional, national and global levels. Finally, the project will contribute to increased contacts and cooperation between civil society in the Eastern Partnership countries and the EU member states. Stöd till den svenska plattformens verksamhet med länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet genom fortsatt stöd till ForumCiv (tidigare Forum Syd). Stödet täcker Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina. Plattformen syftar till att bidra till en demokratisk utveckling inom länderna genom ökat samarbete mellan svenska CSO och genom stärkt samarbete med CSO från länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet. Projektet ska bidra till målet att främja ett starkare och mer pluralistiskt samhälle i dessa länder. Det syftar vidare till att stödja ett civilt samhälle som gör det möjligt för människor att förändra sina liv och samhällen på lokal, regional , nationell och global nivå. Slutligen ska projektet bidra till ökade kontakter och ökat samarbete mellan det civila samhället i länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet och EU:s medlemsländer. Project goal: Contribute to democracy building and fullfilled human rights in accordance with the principles of the Eastern partnership agreements. Project objective: Well-established and effective cooperation between Swedish and local EaP actors resulting in productive and long-term partnership and capacity building as well as the incorporation of civil society perspectives in advocacy activities, public awareness raising and democratic decision-making. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 694440 754920 679320 1890120 0 0 0 0 -679320 679320 694440 0 0 754920 -754920 754920 0 0 0 0 690120 679320 0 0 509880 690120 0 0 0 0 4018800 ForumCiv 694440 ForumCiv 754920 ForumCiv 679320 ForumCiv 690120 ForumCiv 1200000 ForumCiv Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030311-5503031102 Sweden Support for the Swedish Platform's activities with the Eastern Partnership countries through continued support to ForumCiv (formerly Forum Syd). The support covers Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The platform aims to contribute to democratic development within the countries through increased cooperation between Swedish CSOs and through strengthened cooperation with CSOs from the Eastern Partnership countries. The project will contribute to the goal of promoting a stronger and more pluralistic society in these countries. It further aims to support a civil society that enables people to transform their lives and communities at local, regional, national and global levels. Finally, the project will contribute to increased contacts and cooperation between civil society in the Eastern Partnership countries and the EU member states. Stöd till den svenska plattformens verksamhet med länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet genom fortsatt stöd till ForumCiv (tidigare Forum Syd). Stödet täcker Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina. Plattformen syftar till att bidra till en demokratisk utveckling inom länderna genom ökat samarbete mellan svenska CSO och genom stärkt samarbete med CSO från länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet. Projektet ska bidra till målet att främja ett starkare och mer pluralistiskt samhälle i dessa länder. Det syftar vidare till att stödja ett civilt samhälle som gör det möjligt för människor att förändra sina liv och samhällen på lokal, regional , nationell och global nivå. Slutligen ska projektet bidra till ökade kontakter och ökat samarbete mellan det civila samhället i länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet och EU:s medlemsländer. Project goal: Contribute to democracy building and fullfilled human rights in accordance with the principles of the Eastern partnership agreements. Project objective: Well-established and effective cooperation between Swedish and local EaP actors resulting in productive and long-term partnership and capacity building as well as the incorporation of civil society perspectives in advocacy activities, public awareness raising and democratic decision-making. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -15976 1155440 0 0 1155440 0 -15976 0 0 1139464 ForumCiv -15976 ForumCiv 1155440 ForumCiv Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030311-5503031103 Sweden Support for the Swedish Platform's activities with the Eastern Partnership countries through continued support to ForumCiv (formerly Forum Syd). The support covers Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The platform aims to contribute to democratic development within the countries through increased cooperation between Swedish CSOs and through strengthened cooperation with CSOs from the Eastern Partnership countries. The project will contribute to the goal of promoting a stronger and more pluralistic society in these countries. It further aims to support a civil society that enables people to transform their lives and communities at local, regional, national and global levels. Finally, the project will contribute to increased contacts and cooperation between civil society in the Eastern Partnership countries and the EU member states. Stöd till den svenska plattformens verksamhet med länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet genom fortsatt stöd till ForumCiv (tidigare Forum Syd). Stödet täcker Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina. Plattformen syftar till att bidra till en demokratisk utveckling inom länderna genom ökat samarbete mellan svenska CSO och genom stärkt samarbete med CSO från länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet. Projektet ska bidra till målet att främja ett starkare och mer pluralistiskt samhälle i dessa länder. Det syftar vidare till att stödja ett civilt samhälle som gör det möjligt för människor att förändra sina liv och samhällen på lokal, regional , nationell och global nivå. Slutligen ska projektet bidra till ökade kontakter och ökat samarbete mellan det civila samhället i länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet och EU:s medlemsländer. Project goal: Contribute to democracy building and fullfilled human rights in accordance with the principles of the Eastern partnership agreements. Project objective: Well-established and effective cooperation between Swedish and local EaP actors resulting in productive and long-term partnership and capacity building as well as the incorporation of civil society perspectives in advocacy activities, public awareness raising and democratic decision-making. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 200000 1714000 0 0 200000 1105602 608398 0 0 1914000 ForumCiv 200000 ForumCiv 1105602 ForumCiv 608398 ForumCiv Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55070053 Sweden Swedish Governmental Agency "Folke Bernadotte Academy" has applied to Sida for funding of 28 260 000 SEK to carry out the project "Local Self-Government and Rule of Law in Ukraine Programme" in 12 selected Ukrainian municipalities (representing west, center, north, south and east) during the period 2014 - 2017. The total requested budget is 28 260 000 SEK (out of which the project inception budget is 780 000 SEK). The total project cost will be contributed by Sida. Folke Bernadotte Academy will co-fund up to 50% of the Project Manager Cost. The amount 28 260 000 SEK includes contingencies 1 640 000 SEK (5,8 % of the total budget). In case there are unplanned costs within the project, FBA will separately apply for contingencies and receive Sida's written approval. The amount 28 260 000 SEK includes 3 190 000 SEK as overhead costs, which is 11,3 % of the total budget. The intervention aims at improving local government public service delivery in Ukraine by 1) strengthening capacities of local authorities to deliver public services in accordance with rule of law principles and their influence on decision making at the central political level; 2) raising awareness and understanding of citizens to exercise their rights when claiming services; 3) strengthening civil society in holding public institutions legally accountable at the local level. Folke Bernadotte Academy will implement the intervention together with the All-Ukrainian Association of Small Cities of Ukraine and National NGO Razumkov Centre. The activity period is 01.10.2014 - 31.12.2017. The Inception phase period is 01.10.2014 - 28.02.2015. The agreement is valid until 31.10.2018. Myndigheten Folke Bernadotteakademin har ansökt hos Sida om ett bidrag om 28 260 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Lokalt självstyre och rättsstatsprincipen i Ukraina" i tolv utvalda ukrainska kommuner (representerande västra, centrala, norra, södra och östra Ukraina) under perioden 2014 - 2017. Insatsens totala budget är 28 260 000 SEK (varav 780 000 SEK är budgeten för inceptionsfasen). Sida bidrar med de totala projektkostnaderna. Folke Bernadotteakademin kommer dock att samfinansiera upp till 50% av kostnaden för projektledaren. Beloppet 28 260 000 SEK inkluderar oförutsedda kostnader 1 640 000 SEK (5,8 % av den totala budgeten). I det fall att det uppstår oplanerade kostnader inom projektet, skall FBA lämna en skriftlig amsökan om att använda oförutsedda kostnader och få ett skriftligt godkännande från Sida. Beloppet 28 260 000 SEK inkluderar också 3 190 000 SEK som 'overhead costs', vilket är 11,3 % av den totalla budgeten. Insatsen har som mål att förbättra lokala offentliga tjänster i Ukraina genom att 1) stärka kapaciteten hos lokala myndigheter att leverera offentliga tjänster i enlighet med principer om rättssäkerhet, och deras inflytande vid beslutsfattande hos den centrala politiska nivån; 2) öka medvetandet och förståelsen hos medborgare om utövandet av rättigheter vid utnyttjandet av tjänster; 3) stärka civilsamhället funktion att utkräva ansvar av offentliga institutioner på lokal nivå. Folke Bernadotteakademin kommer att implementera insatsen tillsammans med All-Ukrainian Association of Small Cities of Ukraine och National NGO Razumkov Centre. Aktivitetsperioden är 01.10.2014 - 31.12.2017. Perioden för inceptionsfasen är 01.10.2014 - 28.02.2015. Avtalet ska gälla tom den 31 oktober 2018. The project was amended in 2019 to allow: (i) phasing out and consolidating the results achieved at local and national level; (ii) testing a new project approach with increased focus on conflict affected territories; and (iii) carry out in-depth context and conflict analyses for FBAs future engagement in Ukraine combined with capacity building activities for Ukrainian stakeholders on the local and national level to deal with conflict-affected populations (primarily veterans and IDPs). The 2020 was intended to serve as a bridging period in preparation to The strategy for development cooperation with the Eastern Partnership countries expected to be assigned to FBA directly by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs for 2021 - 2025. Due to the situation with COVID outbreak in 2020 (i.e. inability to conduct the planned events and pending strategy for development cooperation), a cost-extension was requested for January - December 2021 in order to consolidate and utilize the results of in-depth context and conflict analyses and implement the capacity building activities initiated in 2020. The dissemination of research findings and implementation of recommendations developed in 2020 without large gap between the research and implementation period would help better utilize the project results and strengthen the capacity of authorities at local and national level to deal with conflict-affected groups of population (especially IDPs, veterans and former members of voluntary military battalions). The main expected outcome during the implementation period in 2021 was a finalized platform for further meaningful and effective intervention promoting access to justice, rule of law and human rights of the conflict-affected populations (with primary focus on veterans, former members of voluntary battalions and IDPs). This was achieved through a variety of tools including consultations with relevant stakeholders based on the context and conflict analyses and veteran reintegration mapping conducted in 2020, training programs for local and national partners based on the curricula developed in 2020, and joint initiatives with local and national partners including peer-to-peer exchange and dialogues. The project continued utilizing FBAs core thematic expertise in the rule of law (ROL), dialogue and peace mediation (DPM), as well as disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR). In December 2021, the project activity period was extended till August 2022 to allow for a bridging period between the project implementation and an implementation of a new reform support strategy in Ukraine by FBA. After full scale invasion in February 2022, the project was again extended till the end of 2022 with reporting to be submitted in April 2023. On October 24-28 2022, the project conducted its Final Project Conference. At the end of 2023, while assessing the project audit report, the discrepancy of funds was detected by the controller in the amount of SEK 164 711. The amount is to be returned to Sida. FBA has submitted a management response in February 2024. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-55070053-5507005301 Sweden Swedish Governmental Agency "Folke Bernadotte Academy" has applied to Sida for funding of 28 260 000 SEK to carry out the project "Local Self-Government and Rule of Law in Ukraine Programme" in 12 selected Ukrainian municipalities (representing west, center, north, south and east) during the period 2014 - 2017. The total requested budget is 28 260 000 SEK (out of which the project inception budget is 780 000 SEK). The total project cost will be contributed by Sida. Folke Bernadotte Academy will co-fund up to 50% of the Project Manager Cost. The amount 28 260 000 SEK includes contingencies 1 640 000 SEK (5,8 % of the total budget). In case there are unplanned costs within the project, FBA will separately apply for contingencies and receive Sida's written approval. The amount 28 260 000 SEK includes 3 190 000 SEK as overhead costs, which is 11,3 % of the total budget. The intervention aims at improving local government public service delivery in Ukraine by 1) strengthening capacities of local authorities to deliver public services in accordance with rule of law principles and their influence on decision making at the central political level; 2) raising awareness and understanding of citizens to exercise their rights when claiming services; 3) strengthening civil society in holding public institutions legally accountable at the local level. Folke Bernadotte Academy will implement the intervention together with the All-Ukrainian Association of Small Cities of Ukraine and National NGO Razumkov Centre. The activity period is 01.10.2014 - 31.12.2017. The Inception phase period is 01.10.2014 - 28.02.2015. The agreement is valid until 31.10.2018. Myndigheten Folke Bernadotteakademin har ansökt hos Sida om ett bidrag om 28 260 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Lokalt självstyre och rättsstatsprincipen i Ukraina" i tolv utvalda ukrainska kommuner (representerande västra, centrala, norra, södra och östra Ukraina) under perioden 2014 - 2017. Insatsens totala budget är 28 260 000 SEK (varav 780 000 SEK är budgeten för inceptionsfasen). Sida bidrar med de totala projektkostnaderna. Folke Bernadotteakademin kommer dock att samfinansiera upp till 50% av kostnaden för projektledaren. Beloppet 28 260 000 SEK inkluderar oförutsedda kostnader 1 640 000 SEK (5,8 % av den totala budgeten). I det fall att det uppstår oplanerade kostnader inom projektet, skall FBA lämna en skriftlig amsökan om att använda oförutsedda kostnader och få ett skriftligt godkännande från Sida. Beloppet 28 260 000 SEK inkluderar också 3 190 000 SEK som 'overhead costs', vilket är 11,3 % av den totalla budgeten. Insatsen har som mål att förbättra lokala offentliga tjänster i Ukraina genom att 1) stärka kapaciteten hos lokala myndigheter att leverera offentliga tjänster i enlighet med principer om rättssäkerhet, och deras inflytande vid beslutsfattande hos den centrala politiska nivån; 2) öka medvetandet och förståelsen hos medborgare om utövandet av rättigheter vid utnyttjandet av tjänster; 3) stärka civilsamhället funktion att utkräva ansvar av offentliga institutioner på lokal nivå. Folke Bernadotteakademin kommer att implementera insatsen tillsammans med All-Ukrainian Association of Small Cities of Ukraine och National NGO Razumkov Centre. Aktivitetsperioden är 01.10.2014 - 31.12.2017. Perioden för inceptionsfasen är 01.10.2014 - 28.02.2015. Avtalet ska gälla tom den 31 oktober 2018. The project was amended in 2019 to allow: (i) phasing out and consolidating the results achieved at local and national level; (ii) testing a new project approach with increased focus on conflict affected territories; and (iii) carry out in-depth context and conflict analyses for FBAs future engagement in Ukraine combined with capacity building activities for Ukrainian stakeholders on the local and national level to deal with conflict-affected populations (primarily veterans and IDPs). The 2020 was intended to serve as a bridging period in preparation to The strategy for development cooperation with the Eastern Partnership countries expected to be assigned to FBA directly by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs for 2021 - 2025. Due to the situation with COVID outbreak in 2020 (i.e. inability to conduct the planned events and pending strategy for development cooperation), a cost-extension was requested for January - December 2021 in order to consolidate and utilize the results of in-depth context and conflict analyses and implement the capacity building activities initiated in 2020. The dissemination of research findings and implementation of recommendations developed in 2020 without large gap between the research and implementation period would help better utilize the project results and strengthen the capacity of authorities at local and national level to deal with conflict-affected groups of population (especially IDPs, veterans and former members of voluntary military battalions). The main expected outcome during the implementation period in 2021 was a finalized platform for further meaningful and effective intervention promoting access to justice, rule of law and human rights of the conflict-affected populations (with primary focus on veterans, former members of voluntary battalions and IDPs). This was achieved through a variety of tools including consultations with relevant stakeholders based on the context and conflict analyses and veteran reintegration mapping conducted in 2020, training programs for local and national partners based on the curricula developed in 2020, and joint initiatives with local and national partners including peer-to-peer exchange and dialogues. The project continued utilizing FBAs core thematic expertise in the rule of law (ROL), dialogue and peace mediation (DPM), as well as disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR). In December 2021, the project activity period was extended till August 2022 to allow for a bridging period between the project implementation and an implementation of a new reform support strategy in Ukraine by FBA. After full scale invasion in February 2022, the project was again extended till the end of 2022 with reporting to be submitted in April 2023. On October 24-28 2022, the project conducted its Final Project Conference. At the end of 2023, while assessing the project audit report, the discrepancy of funds was detected by the controller in the amount of SEK 164 711. The amount is to be returned to Sida. FBA has submitted a management response in February 2024. Sweden Folke Bernadotteakademin Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Folke Bernadotteakademin 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1660000 7450000 9750000 9400000 2398000 0 5000000 9750000 9400000 7450000 0 1660000 0 2398000 0 5000000 35658000 Folke Bernadotteakademin 1660000 Folke Bernadotteakademin 7450000 Folke Bernadotteakademin 5350000 Folke Bernadotteakademin 4400000 Folke Bernadotteakademin 3800000 Folke Bernadotteakademin 5600000 Folke Bernadotteakademin 2398000 Folke Bernadotteakademin 5000000 Folke Bernadotteakademin Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55070053-5507005302 Sweden Swedish Governmental Agency "Folke Bernadotte Academy" has applied to Sida for funding of 28 260 000 SEK to carry out the project "Local Self-Government and Rule of Law in Ukraine Programme" in 12 selected Ukrainian municipalities (representing west, center, north, south and east) during the period 2014 - 2017. The total requested budget is 28 260 000 SEK (out of which the project inception budget is 780 000 SEK). The total project cost will be contributed by Sida. Folke Bernadotte Academy will co-fund up to 50% of the Project Manager Cost. The amount 28 260 000 SEK includes contingencies 1 640 000 SEK (5,8 % of the total budget). In case there are unplanned costs within the project, FBA will separately apply for contingencies and receive Sida's written approval. The amount 28 260 000 SEK includes 3 190 000 SEK as overhead costs, which is 11,3 % of the total budget. The intervention aims at improving local government public service delivery in Ukraine by 1) strengthening capacities of local authorities to deliver public services in accordance with rule of law principles and their influence on decision making at the central political level; 2) raising awareness and understanding of citizens to exercise their rights when claiming services; 3) strengthening civil society in holding public institutions legally accountable at the local level. Folke Bernadotte Academy will implement the intervention together with the All-Ukrainian Association of Small Cities of Ukraine and National NGO Razumkov Centre. The activity period is 01.10.2014 - 31.12.2017. The Inception phase period is 01.10.2014 - 28.02.2015. The agreement is valid until 31.10.2018. Myndigheten Folke Bernadotteakademin har ansökt hos Sida om ett bidrag om 28 260 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Lokalt självstyre och rättsstatsprincipen i Ukraina" i tolv utvalda ukrainska kommuner (representerande västra, centrala, norra, södra och östra Ukraina) under perioden 2014 - 2017. Insatsens totala budget är 28 260 000 SEK (varav 780 000 SEK är budgeten för inceptionsfasen). Sida bidrar med de totala projektkostnaderna. Folke Bernadotteakademin kommer dock att samfinansiera upp till 50% av kostnaden för projektledaren. Beloppet 28 260 000 SEK inkluderar oförutsedda kostnader 1 640 000 SEK (5,8 % av den totala budgeten). I det fall att det uppstår oplanerade kostnader inom projektet, skall FBA lämna en skriftlig amsökan om att använda oförutsedda kostnader och få ett skriftligt godkännande från Sida. Beloppet 28 260 000 SEK inkluderar också 3 190 000 SEK som 'overhead costs', vilket är 11,3 % av den totalla budgeten. Insatsen har som mål att förbättra lokala offentliga tjänster i Ukraina genom att 1) stärka kapaciteten hos lokala myndigheter att leverera offentliga tjänster i enlighet med principer om rättssäkerhet, och deras inflytande vid beslutsfattande hos den centrala politiska nivån; 2) öka medvetandet och förståelsen hos medborgare om utövandet av rättigheter vid utnyttjandet av tjänster; 3) stärka civilsamhället funktion att utkräva ansvar av offentliga institutioner på lokal nivå. Folke Bernadotteakademin kommer att implementera insatsen tillsammans med All-Ukrainian Association of Small Cities of Ukraine och National NGO Razumkov Centre. Aktivitetsperioden är 01.10.2014 - 31.12.2017. Perioden för inceptionsfasen är 01.10.2014 - 28.02.2015. Avtalet ska gälla tom den 31 oktober 2018. The project was amended in 2019 to allow: (i) phasing out and consolidating the results achieved at local and national level; (ii) testing a new project approach with increased focus on conflict affected territories; and (iii) carry out in-depth context and conflict analyses for FBAs future engagement in Ukraine combined with capacity building activities for Ukrainian stakeholders on the local and national level to deal with conflict-affected populations (primarily veterans and IDPs). The 2020 was intended to serve as a bridging period in preparation to The strategy for development cooperation with the Eastern Partnership countries expected to be assigned to FBA directly by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs for 2021 - 2025. Due to the situation with COVID outbreak in 2020 (i.e. inability to conduct the planned events and pending strategy for development cooperation), a cost-extension was requested for January - December 2021 in order to consolidate and utilize the results of in-depth context and conflict analyses and implement the capacity building activities initiated in 2020. The dissemination of research findings and implementation of recommendations developed in 2020 without large gap between the research and implementation period would help better utilize the project results and strengthen the capacity of authorities at local and national level to deal with conflict-affected groups of population (especially IDPs, veterans and former members of voluntary military battalions). The main expected outcome during the implementation period in 2021 was a finalized platform for further meaningful and effective intervention promoting access to justice, rule of law and human rights of the conflict-affected populations (with primary focus on veterans, former members of voluntary battalions and IDPs). This was achieved through a variety of tools including consultations with relevant stakeholders based on the context and conflict analyses and veteran reintegration mapping conducted in 2020, training programs for local and national partners based on the curricula developed in 2020, and joint initiatives with local and national partners including peer-to-peer exchange and dialogues. The project continued utilizing FBAs core thematic expertise in the rule of law (ROL), dialogue and peace mediation (DPM), as well as disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR). In December 2021, the project activity period was extended till August 2022 to allow for a bridging period between the project implementation and an implementation of a new reform support strategy in Ukraine by FBA. After full scale invasion in February 2022, the project was again extended till the end of 2022 with reporting to be submitted in April 2023. On October 24-28 2022, the project conducted its Final Project Conference. At the end of 2023, while assessing the project audit report, the discrepancy of funds was detected by the controller in the amount of SEK 164 711. The amount is to be returned to Sida. FBA has submitted a management response in February 2024. Sweden Folke Bernadotteakademin Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Folke Bernadotteakademin 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5053000 5053000 0 5053000 Folke Bernadotteakademin 5053000 Folke Bernadotteakademin Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55070053-5507005304 Sweden Swedish Governmental Agency "Folke Bernadotte Academy" has applied to Sida for funding of 28 260 000 SEK to carry out the project "Local Self-Government and Rule of Law in Ukraine Programme" in 12 selected Ukrainian municipalities (representing west, center, north, south and east) during the period 2014 - 2017. The total requested budget is 28 260 000 SEK (out of which the project inception budget is 780 000 SEK). The total project cost will be contributed by Sida. Folke Bernadotte Academy will co-fund up to 50% of the Project Manager Cost. The amount 28 260 000 SEK includes contingencies 1 640 000 SEK (5,8 % of the total budget). In case there are unplanned costs within the project, FBA will separately apply for contingencies and receive Sida's written approval. The amount 28 260 000 SEK includes 3 190 000 SEK as overhead costs, which is 11,3 % of the total budget. The intervention aims at improving local government public service delivery in Ukraine by 1) strengthening capacities of local authorities to deliver public services in accordance with rule of law principles and their influence on decision making at the central political level; 2) raising awareness and understanding of citizens to exercise their rights when claiming services; 3) strengthening civil society in holding public institutions legally accountable at the local level. Folke Bernadotte Academy will implement the intervention together with the All-Ukrainian Association of Small Cities of Ukraine and National NGO Razumkov Centre. The activity period is 01.10.2014 - 31.12.2017. The Inception phase period is 01.10.2014 - 28.02.2015. The agreement is valid until 31.10.2018. Myndigheten Folke Bernadotteakademin har ansökt hos Sida om ett bidrag om 28 260 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Lokalt självstyre och rättsstatsprincipen i Ukraina" i tolv utvalda ukrainska kommuner (representerande västra, centrala, norra, södra och östra Ukraina) under perioden 2014 - 2017. Insatsens totala budget är 28 260 000 SEK (varav 780 000 SEK är budgeten för inceptionsfasen). Sida bidrar med de totala projektkostnaderna. Folke Bernadotteakademin kommer dock att samfinansiera upp till 50% av kostnaden för projektledaren. Beloppet 28 260 000 SEK inkluderar oförutsedda kostnader 1 640 000 SEK (5,8 % av den totala budgeten). I det fall att det uppstår oplanerade kostnader inom projektet, skall FBA lämna en skriftlig amsökan om att använda oförutsedda kostnader och få ett skriftligt godkännande från Sida. Beloppet 28 260 000 SEK inkluderar också 3 190 000 SEK som 'overhead costs', vilket är 11,3 % av den totalla budgeten. Insatsen har som mål att förbättra lokala offentliga tjänster i Ukraina genom att 1) stärka kapaciteten hos lokala myndigheter att leverera offentliga tjänster i enlighet med principer om rättssäkerhet, och deras inflytande vid beslutsfattande hos den centrala politiska nivån; 2) öka medvetandet och förståelsen hos medborgare om utövandet av rättigheter vid utnyttjandet av tjänster; 3) stärka civilsamhället funktion att utkräva ansvar av offentliga institutioner på lokal nivå. Folke Bernadotteakademin kommer att implementera insatsen tillsammans med All-Ukrainian Association of Small Cities of Ukraine och National NGO Razumkov Centre. Aktivitetsperioden är 01.10.2014 - 31.12.2017. Perioden för inceptionsfasen är 01.10.2014 - 28.02.2015. Avtalet ska gälla tom den 31 oktober 2018. The project was amended in 2019 to allow: (i) phasing out and consolidating the results achieved at local and national level; (ii) testing a new project approach with increased focus on conflict affected territories; and (iii) carry out in-depth context and conflict analyses for FBAs future engagement in Ukraine combined with capacity building activities for Ukrainian stakeholders on the local and national level to deal with conflict-affected populations (primarily veterans and IDPs). The 2020 was intended to serve as a bridging period in preparation to The strategy for development cooperation with the Eastern Partnership countries expected to be assigned to FBA directly by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs for 2021 - 2025. Due to the situation with COVID outbreak in 2020 (i.e. inability to conduct the planned events and pending strategy for development cooperation), a cost-extension was requested for January - December 2021 in order to consolidate and utilize the results of in-depth context and conflict analyses and implement the capacity building activities initiated in 2020. The dissemination of research findings and implementation of recommendations developed in 2020 without large gap between the research and implementation period would help better utilize the project results and strengthen the capacity of authorities at local and national level to deal with conflict-affected groups of population (especially IDPs, veterans and former members of voluntary military battalions). The main expected outcome during the implementation period in 2021 was a finalized platform for further meaningful and effective intervention promoting access to justice, rule of law and human rights of the conflict-affected populations (with primary focus on veterans, former members of voluntary battalions and IDPs). This was achieved through a variety of tools including consultations with relevant stakeholders based on the context and conflict analyses and veteran reintegration mapping conducted in 2020, training programs for local and national partners based on the curricula developed in 2020, and joint initiatives with local and national partners including peer-to-peer exchange and dialogues. The project continued utilizing FBAs core thematic expertise in the rule of law (ROL), dialogue and peace mediation (DPM), as well as disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR). In December 2021, the project activity period was extended till August 2022 to allow for a bridging period between the project implementation and an implementation of a new reform support strategy in Ukraine by FBA. After full scale invasion in February 2022, the project was again extended till the end of 2022 with reporting to be submitted in April 2023. On October 24-28 2022, the project conducted its Final Project Conference. At the end of 2023, while assessing the project audit report, the discrepancy of funds was detected by the controller in the amount of SEK 164 711. The amount is to be returned to Sida. FBA has submitted a management response in February 2024. Sweden Folke Bernadotteakademin Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Folke Bernadotteakademin 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -164711 0 -164711 -164711 Folke Bernadotteakademin -164711 Folke Bernadotteakademin Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55120021 Sweden The contribution is a three-and a half year support to the Parliament of Moldova for the period July 2016- December 2019. It is designed as a continuation of the on-going Swedish assistance to the Parliament of Moldova under the "Moldova's Parliament and CEC" and builds upon the results achieved within the Parliamentary Component, which is ending in June 2016. The contribution goal of strengthening parliamentary governance in Moldova should be achieved through assisting the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova to advance in the implementation of the European Union – Moldova Association Agreement. The expected outcome of the project is that the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has improved legislative and accountability frameworks and functions in effective, inclusive and transparent manner and is enjoying the trust of the citizens. The expected outcome will be achieved through six different areas of activities: First, the contribution will enhance the Parliament’s capacities in relation to the harmonisation of Moldova’s legislation with the EU norms and standards. It will assist in making the Parliament’s legislative activity more open, transparent and participatory through establishing tools and mechanisms for the engagement with the Civil Society, professional associations and the general public. Second, the contribution will support the Parliament‘s transparency and accountability to the citizens, and also its role in strengthening national anti-corruption efforts. This will be achieved through strengthening of the Parliament’s internal accountability mechanisms, building capacities of MPs in oversight and corruption scrutiny of the legislation, and by facilitating the participation of the legislators in international and European parliaments’ anti-corruption organisations and networks. Moreover, the project will utilise innovation tools to improve parliamentary processes and engage actively with the public and especially with youth. Third, the work on human rights and gender equality mainstreaming into the functioning of the Parliament and its Secretariat will be further continued in line with the recommendations of the parliamentary Gender Audit and the Gender Mainstreaming Action Plan. Fourth, the contribution will support the Parliament in enhancing its oversight role in monitoring of the progress in implementing the national Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets. Fifth, the contribution will contribute to the establishment of an effective interaction between the Parliament and the Government, as well as communication with constituents, Civil Society and media. The Parliament will receive assistance to establish an effective mechanism of collaboration with the Gagauz People’s Assembly, which capacities will be also enhanced though capacity building in legislative drafting and budget oversight. This activity will be coordinated with Swedish funded CMI contribution in Gagauzia to avoid potential overlaps. Sixth, the contribution will support the implementation of the Parliament Secretariat’s Strategic Development Plan with a view of strengthening the professionalism and relevance of the parliament services and will provide assistance in setting up of the Parliament Information Management System (e-Parliament). The project is going to be implemented by UNDP with a Swedish contribution of 36 MSEK. Potentially, the project will be co-financed by the Romanian Government covering the procurement of IT equipment under the E-parliament component. There are no other co-financing donors at this stage. Insatsen är ett treårigt stöd till Moldaviens parlament över perioden juli 2016 – december 2019. Det är en fortsättning av pågående stöd till parlamentet inom insatsen ”Moldova´s Parliament and CEC” och bygger på resultat uppnådda inom insatsens parlamentkomponent som kommer att avslutas i juni 2016. Insatsens mål att stärka parlamentarisk demokrati i Moldavien skall uppnås genom att stödja Moldaviens parlament att föra implementeringen av associationsavtalet mellan Moldavien och EU framåt. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är att Moldaviens parlament skall ha förbättrat system och funktioner för lagstiftande och ansvarsutkrävande på ett effektivt, inkluderande och transparent sätt och åtnjuter medborgarnas förtroende. Det förväntade resultatet skall uppnås genom sex olika aktivitetsområden: För det första skall insatsen öka parlamentets kapacitet i relation till harmonisering av Moldaviens lagstiftning till EU:s normer och standarder. Det skall stödja parlamentet att göra dess lagstiftande verksamhet mer öppen, transaparent och inkluderande genom att introducera instrument och mekanismer för samarbete med civilsamhället, fackföreningar och medborgare. För det andra skall insatsen stödja Parlamentets öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna, inklusive dess roll för att stärka nationella ansträngningar för att bekämpa korruption. Detta skall uppnås genom ett stärkande av parlamentets interna mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande och parlamentsledamöters kapacitet inom översyn och granskning av lagstiftning med avsikt att motverka korruption. Projektet skall möjliggöra deltagande av ledamöter att delta i internationella och EU-nätverk för anti-korruption. Det skall även använda innovativa metoder för att stärka parlamentariska processer och för att engagera sig aktivt med medborgarna, framförallt med den unga delen av befolkningen. Arbetet med att stärka jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentet och dess sekretariat kommer att fortsätta i linje med rekommendationer från parlamentets jämställdhetsrevision och handlingsplan för mainstreaming av jämställdhet. För det fjärde kommer insatsen stödja parlamentet i att stärka dess tillsynsroll i uppföljningen av Moldaviens nationella hållbarhets- och utvecklingsmål (SDGs). För det femte skall insatsen bidra till skapandet av ett effektivt samspel mellan parlamentet och regeringen och till att stärka kommunikationen med väljare, civilsamhälle och media. Parlamentet kommer att få stöd för att etablera och utveckla mekanismer för samarbete med Gagauziens Folkförsamling. Folkförsamlingens kapacitet skall också stärkas genom stöd till lagstiftningsutarbetande och budgetöversyn. Denna aktivitet kommer att koordineras med den svenskfinansierade insatsen som implementeras av CMI för att undvika överlappningar. För den sjätte skall insatsen stödja implementeringen av parlamentsekretariatets strategiska utvecklingsplan. Målet är att stärka professionalismen och relevansen av parlamentets servicefunktioner. Stöd kommer att ges för att skapa ett information- och ledningssystem för parlamentet (e-Parliament). Insatsen kommer att implementeras av UNDP genom ett svenskt bidrag på 36 MSEK. Diskussioner förs med Rumänien om samfinansiering för anskaffning av IT-utrustning under e-parliamentkomponenten. Det finns inga andra samfinansiärer för närvarande. The Overall Goal the Project was to support the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova in improving its legislative, accountability frameworks and functions in the effective, inclusive and transparent manner. Accordingly, the Project was structured around 3 main Outputs: 1.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to review and adopt legislation related to EU integration agenda. 2.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to oversee policy implementation with particular focus on policies related to the implementation of SDGs and the EU integration agenda. 3.Parliament of Moldova has improved capacities to better engage with CSOs, media and citizens. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Legislatures and political parties Government & Civil Society-general The Project assisted both the Standing Committees and the Secretariat of the Parliament in the implementation of their mandate. The Project interventions included various forms of capacity development, technical assistance, methodologies and guides, easy-to-read publications, exchanges and opportunities for learning from other parliaments, as well as the modernisation and digitalisation of the legislatures work for better transparency, effectiveness and efficiency. Through this support, the Parliament has improved the capacity to strengthen the legal framework and to successfully engage in oversight through multi-stakeholder action involving civil society, professional associations and the general public. In terms of EU integration, with the Project support the first Progress Report on the EU-integration was elaborated based on the developed draft methodology for monitoring and reporting on the European integration and was submitted to the European Parliament. The capacity for oversight of the implementation of laws through post-legislative scrutiny was improved by the Methodology for ex-post analysis of laws that was formally approved and therefore institutionalized by the Parliament and extensively applied on the bills by the staff that was trained on the application of the Methodology. The e-Parliament system implementation is a very complex process, which has proven to be a lengthy process. It required coordination with multiple stakeholders. In the current project, the operational period had to be extended 3 times (by 3 amendments to initial agreement). The planning of processes related to various stages in implementation of such a system is key to the positive outcome, in particular when there is a dependence relationship between closure of a process and start of the next one. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55120021-5512002101 Sweden The contribution is a three-and a half year support to the Parliament of Moldova for the period July 2016- December 2019. It is designed as a continuation of the on-going Swedish assistance to the Parliament of Moldova under the "Moldova's Parliament and CEC" and builds upon the results achieved within the Parliamentary Component, which is ending in June 2016. The contribution goal of strengthening parliamentary governance in Moldova should be achieved through assisting the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova to advance in the implementation of the European Union – Moldova Association Agreement. The expected outcome of the project is that the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has improved legislative and accountability frameworks and functions in effective, inclusive and transparent manner and is enjoying the trust of the citizens. The expected outcome will be achieved through six different areas of activities: First, the contribution will enhance the Parliament’s capacities in relation to the harmonisation of Moldova’s legislation with the EU norms and standards. It will assist in making the Parliament’s legislative activity more open, transparent and participatory through establishing tools and mechanisms for the engagement with the Civil Society, professional associations and the general public. Second, the contribution will support the Parliament‘s transparency and accountability to the citizens, and also its role in strengthening national anti-corruption efforts. This will be achieved through strengthening of the Parliament’s internal accountability mechanisms, building capacities of MPs in oversight and corruption scrutiny of the legislation, and by facilitating the participation of the legislators in international and European parliaments’ anti-corruption organisations and networks. Moreover, the project will utilise innovation tools to improve parliamentary processes and engage actively with the public and especially with youth. Third, the work on human rights and gender equality mainstreaming into the functioning of the Parliament and its Secretariat will be further continued in line with the recommendations of the parliamentary Gender Audit and the Gender Mainstreaming Action Plan. Fourth, the contribution will support the Parliament in enhancing its oversight role in monitoring of the progress in implementing the national Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets. Fifth, the contribution will contribute to the establishment of an effective interaction between the Parliament and the Government, as well as communication with constituents, Civil Society and media. The Parliament will receive assistance to establish an effective mechanism of collaboration with the Gagauz People’s Assembly, which capacities will be also enhanced though capacity building in legislative drafting and budget oversight. This activity will be coordinated with Swedish funded CMI contribution in Gagauzia to avoid potential overlaps. Sixth, the contribution will support the implementation of the Parliament Secretariat’s Strategic Development Plan with a view of strengthening the professionalism and relevance of the parliament services and will provide assistance in setting up of the Parliament Information Management System (e-Parliament). The project is going to be implemented by UNDP with a Swedish contribution of 36 MSEK. Potentially, the project will be co-financed by the Romanian Government covering the procurement of IT equipment under the E-parliament component. There are no other co-financing donors at this stage. Insatsen är ett treårigt stöd till Moldaviens parlament över perioden juli 2016 – december 2019. Det är en fortsättning av pågående stöd till parlamentet inom insatsen ”Moldova´s Parliament and CEC” och bygger på resultat uppnådda inom insatsens parlamentkomponent som kommer att avslutas i juni 2016. Insatsens mål att stärka parlamentarisk demokrati i Moldavien skall uppnås genom att stödja Moldaviens parlament att föra implementeringen av associationsavtalet mellan Moldavien och EU framåt. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är att Moldaviens parlament skall ha förbättrat system och funktioner för lagstiftande och ansvarsutkrävande på ett effektivt, inkluderande och transparent sätt och åtnjuter medborgarnas förtroende. Det förväntade resultatet skall uppnås genom sex olika aktivitetsområden: För det första skall insatsen öka parlamentets kapacitet i relation till harmonisering av Moldaviens lagstiftning till EU:s normer och standarder. Det skall stödja parlamentet att göra dess lagstiftande verksamhet mer öppen, transaparent och inkluderande genom att introducera instrument och mekanismer för samarbete med civilsamhället, fackföreningar och medborgare. För det andra skall insatsen stödja Parlamentets öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna, inklusive dess roll för att stärka nationella ansträngningar för att bekämpa korruption. Detta skall uppnås genom ett stärkande av parlamentets interna mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande och parlamentsledamöters kapacitet inom översyn och granskning av lagstiftning med avsikt att motverka korruption. Projektet skall möjliggöra deltagande av ledamöter att delta i internationella och EU-nätverk för anti-korruption. Det skall även använda innovativa metoder för att stärka parlamentariska processer och för att engagera sig aktivt med medborgarna, framförallt med den unga delen av befolkningen. Arbetet med att stärka jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentet och dess sekretariat kommer att fortsätta i linje med rekommendationer från parlamentets jämställdhetsrevision och handlingsplan för mainstreaming av jämställdhet. För det fjärde kommer insatsen stödja parlamentet i att stärka dess tillsynsroll i uppföljningen av Moldaviens nationella hållbarhets- och utvecklingsmål (SDGs). För det femte skall insatsen bidra till skapandet av ett effektivt samspel mellan parlamentet och regeringen och till att stärka kommunikationen med väljare, civilsamhälle och media. Parlamentet kommer att få stöd för att etablera och utveckla mekanismer för samarbete med Gagauziens Folkförsamling. Folkförsamlingens kapacitet skall också stärkas genom stöd till lagstiftningsutarbetande och budgetöversyn. Denna aktivitet kommer att koordineras med den svenskfinansierade insatsen som implementeras av CMI för att undvika överlappningar. För den sjätte skall insatsen stödja implementeringen av parlamentsekretariatets strategiska utvecklingsplan. Målet är att stärka professionalismen och relevansen av parlamentets servicefunktioner. Stöd kommer att ges för att skapa ett information- och ledningssystem för parlamentet (e-Parliament). Insatsen kommer att implementeras av UNDP genom ett svenskt bidrag på 36 MSEK. Diskussioner förs med Rumänien om samfinansiering för anskaffning av IT-utrustning under e-parliamentkomponenten. Det finns inga andra samfinansiärer för närvarande. The Overall Goal the Project was to support the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova in improving its legislative, accountability frameworks and functions in the effective, inclusive and transparent manner. Accordingly, the Project was structured around 3 main Outputs: 1.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to review and adopt legislation related to EU integration agenda. 2.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to oversee policy implementation with particular focus on policies related to the implementation of SDGs and the EU integration agenda. 3.Parliament of Moldova has improved capacities to better engage with CSOs, media and citizens. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 16000000 6000000 2000000 0 0 15000000 -9000000 5000000 5000000 6000000 15000000 0 5000000 0 -15000000 2000000 0 29000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -3000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55120021-5512002102 Sweden The contribution is a three-and a half year support to the Parliament of Moldova for the period July 2016- December 2019. It is designed as a continuation of the on-going Swedish assistance to the Parliament of Moldova under the "Moldova's Parliament and CEC" and builds upon the results achieved within the Parliamentary Component, which is ending in June 2016. The contribution goal of strengthening parliamentary governance in Moldova should be achieved through assisting the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova to advance in the implementation of the European Union – Moldova Association Agreement. The expected outcome of the project is that the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has improved legislative and accountability frameworks and functions in effective, inclusive and transparent manner and is enjoying the trust of the citizens. The expected outcome will be achieved through six different areas of activities: First, the contribution will enhance the Parliament’s capacities in relation to the harmonisation of Moldova’s legislation with the EU norms and standards. It will assist in making the Parliament’s legislative activity more open, transparent and participatory through establishing tools and mechanisms for the engagement with the Civil Society, professional associations and the general public. Second, the contribution will support the Parliament‘s transparency and accountability to the citizens, and also its role in strengthening national anti-corruption efforts. This will be achieved through strengthening of the Parliament’s internal accountability mechanisms, building capacities of MPs in oversight and corruption scrutiny of the legislation, and by facilitating the participation of the legislators in international and European parliaments’ anti-corruption organisations and networks. Moreover, the project will utilise innovation tools to improve parliamentary processes and engage actively with the public and especially with youth. Third, the work on human rights and gender equality mainstreaming into the functioning of the Parliament and its Secretariat will be further continued in line with the recommendations of the parliamentary Gender Audit and the Gender Mainstreaming Action Plan. Fourth, the contribution will support the Parliament in enhancing its oversight role in monitoring of the progress in implementing the national Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets. Fifth, the contribution will contribute to the establishment of an effective interaction between the Parliament and the Government, as well as communication with constituents, Civil Society and media. The Parliament will receive assistance to establish an effective mechanism of collaboration with the Gagauz People’s Assembly, which capacities will be also enhanced though capacity building in legislative drafting and budget oversight. This activity will be coordinated with Swedish funded CMI contribution in Gagauzia to avoid potential overlaps. Sixth, the contribution will support the implementation of the Parliament Secretariat’s Strategic Development Plan with a view of strengthening the professionalism and relevance of the parliament services and will provide assistance in setting up of the Parliament Information Management System (e-Parliament). The project is going to be implemented by UNDP with a Swedish contribution of 36 MSEK. Potentially, the project will be co-financed by the Romanian Government covering the procurement of IT equipment under the E-parliament component. There are no other co-financing donors at this stage. Insatsen är ett treårigt stöd till Moldaviens parlament över perioden juli 2016 – december 2019. Det är en fortsättning av pågående stöd till parlamentet inom insatsen ”Moldova´s Parliament and CEC” och bygger på resultat uppnådda inom insatsens parlamentkomponent som kommer att avslutas i juni 2016. Insatsens mål att stärka parlamentarisk demokrati i Moldavien skall uppnås genom att stödja Moldaviens parlament att föra implementeringen av associationsavtalet mellan Moldavien och EU framåt. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är att Moldaviens parlament skall ha förbättrat system och funktioner för lagstiftande och ansvarsutkrävande på ett effektivt, inkluderande och transparent sätt och åtnjuter medborgarnas förtroende. Det förväntade resultatet skall uppnås genom sex olika aktivitetsområden: För det första skall insatsen öka parlamentets kapacitet i relation till harmonisering av Moldaviens lagstiftning till EU:s normer och standarder. Det skall stödja parlamentet att göra dess lagstiftande verksamhet mer öppen, transaparent och inkluderande genom att introducera instrument och mekanismer för samarbete med civilsamhället, fackföreningar och medborgare. För det andra skall insatsen stödja Parlamentets öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna, inklusive dess roll för att stärka nationella ansträngningar för att bekämpa korruption. Detta skall uppnås genom ett stärkande av parlamentets interna mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande och parlamentsledamöters kapacitet inom översyn och granskning av lagstiftning med avsikt att motverka korruption. Projektet skall möjliggöra deltagande av ledamöter att delta i internationella och EU-nätverk för anti-korruption. Det skall även använda innovativa metoder för att stärka parlamentariska processer och för att engagera sig aktivt med medborgarna, framförallt med den unga delen av befolkningen. Arbetet med att stärka jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentet och dess sekretariat kommer att fortsätta i linje med rekommendationer från parlamentets jämställdhetsrevision och handlingsplan för mainstreaming av jämställdhet. För det fjärde kommer insatsen stödja parlamentet i att stärka dess tillsynsroll i uppföljningen av Moldaviens nationella hållbarhets- och utvecklingsmål (SDGs). För det femte skall insatsen bidra till skapandet av ett effektivt samspel mellan parlamentet och regeringen och till att stärka kommunikationen med väljare, civilsamhälle och media. Parlamentet kommer att få stöd för att etablera och utveckla mekanismer för samarbete med Gagauziens Folkförsamling. Folkförsamlingens kapacitet skall också stärkas genom stöd till lagstiftningsutarbetande och budgetöversyn. Denna aktivitet kommer att koordineras med den svenskfinansierade insatsen som implementeras av CMI för att undvika överlappningar. För den sjätte skall insatsen stödja implementeringen av parlamentsekretariatets strategiska utvecklingsplan. Målet är att stärka professionalismen och relevansen av parlamentets servicefunktioner. Stöd kommer att ges för att skapa ett information- och ledningssystem för parlamentet (e-Parliament). Insatsen kommer att implementeras av UNDP genom ett svenskt bidrag på 36 MSEK. Diskussioner förs med Rumänien om samfinansiering för anskaffning av IT-utrustning under e-parliamentkomponenten. Det finns inga andra samfinansiärer för närvarande. The Overall Goal the Project was to support the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova in improving its legislative, accountability frameworks and functions in the effective, inclusive and transparent manner. Accordingly, the Project was structured around 3 main Outputs: 1.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to review and adopt legislation related to EU integration agenda. 2.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to oversee policy implementation with particular focus on policies related to the implementation of SDGs and the EU integration agenda. 3.Parliament of Moldova has improved capacities to better engage with CSOs, media and citizens. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 3000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55120021-5512002103 Sweden The contribution is a three-and a half year support to the Parliament of Moldova for the period July 2016- December 2019. It is designed as a continuation of the on-going Swedish assistance to the Parliament of Moldova under the "Moldova's Parliament and CEC" and builds upon the results achieved within the Parliamentary Component, which is ending in June 2016. The contribution goal of strengthening parliamentary governance in Moldova should be achieved through assisting the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova to advance in the implementation of the European Union – Moldova Association Agreement. The expected outcome of the project is that the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has improved legislative and accountability frameworks and functions in effective, inclusive and transparent manner and is enjoying the trust of the citizens. The expected outcome will be achieved through six different areas of activities: First, the contribution will enhance the Parliament’s capacities in relation to the harmonisation of Moldova’s legislation with the EU norms and standards. It will assist in making the Parliament’s legislative activity more open, transparent and participatory through establishing tools and mechanisms for the engagement with the Civil Society, professional associations and the general public. Second, the contribution will support the Parliament‘s transparency and accountability to the citizens, and also its role in strengthening national anti-corruption efforts. This will be achieved through strengthening of the Parliament’s internal accountability mechanisms, building capacities of MPs in oversight and corruption scrutiny of the legislation, and by facilitating the participation of the legislators in international and European parliaments’ anti-corruption organisations and networks. Moreover, the project will utilise innovation tools to improve parliamentary processes and engage actively with the public and especially with youth. Third, the work on human rights and gender equality mainstreaming into the functioning of the Parliament and its Secretariat will be further continued in line with the recommendations of the parliamentary Gender Audit and the Gender Mainstreaming Action Plan. Fourth, the contribution will support the Parliament in enhancing its oversight role in monitoring of the progress in implementing the national Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets. Fifth, the contribution will contribute to the establishment of an effective interaction between the Parliament and the Government, as well as communication with constituents, Civil Society and media. The Parliament will receive assistance to establish an effective mechanism of collaboration with the Gagauz People’s Assembly, which capacities will be also enhanced though capacity building in legislative drafting and budget oversight. This activity will be coordinated with Swedish funded CMI contribution in Gagauzia to avoid potential overlaps. Sixth, the contribution will support the implementation of the Parliament Secretariat’s Strategic Development Plan with a view of strengthening the professionalism and relevance of the parliament services and will provide assistance in setting up of the Parliament Information Management System (e-Parliament). The project is going to be implemented by UNDP with a Swedish contribution of 36 MSEK. Potentially, the project will be co-financed by the Romanian Government covering the procurement of IT equipment under the E-parliament component. There are no other co-financing donors at this stage. Insatsen är ett treårigt stöd till Moldaviens parlament över perioden juli 2016 – december 2019. Det är en fortsättning av pågående stöd till parlamentet inom insatsen ”Moldova´s Parliament and CEC” och bygger på resultat uppnådda inom insatsens parlamentkomponent som kommer att avslutas i juni 2016. Insatsens mål att stärka parlamentarisk demokrati i Moldavien skall uppnås genom att stödja Moldaviens parlament att föra implementeringen av associationsavtalet mellan Moldavien och EU framåt. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är att Moldaviens parlament skall ha förbättrat system och funktioner för lagstiftande och ansvarsutkrävande på ett effektivt, inkluderande och transparent sätt och åtnjuter medborgarnas förtroende. Det förväntade resultatet skall uppnås genom sex olika aktivitetsområden: För det första skall insatsen öka parlamentets kapacitet i relation till harmonisering av Moldaviens lagstiftning till EU:s normer och standarder. Det skall stödja parlamentet att göra dess lagstiftande verksamhet mer öppen, transaparent och inkluderande genom att introducera instrument och mekanismer för samarbete med civilsamhället, fackföreningar och medborgare. För det andra skall insatsen stödja Parlamentets öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna, inklusive dess roll för att stärka nationella ansträngningar för att bekämpa korruption. Detta skall uppnås genom ett stärkande av parlamentets interna mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande och parlamentsledamöters kapacitet inom översyn och granskning av lagstiftning med avsikt att motverka korruption. Projektet skall möjliggöra deltagande av ledamöter att delta i internationella och EU-nätverk för anti-korruption. Det skall även använda innovativa metoder för att stärka parlamentariska processer och för att engagera sig aktivt med medborgarna, framförallt med den unga delen av befolkningen. Arbetet med att stärka jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentet och dess sekretariat kommer att fortsätta i linje med rekommendationer från parlamentets jämställdhetsrevision och handlingsplan för mainstreaming av jämställdhet. För det fjärde kommer insatsen stödja parlamentet i att stärka dess tillsynsroll i uppföljningen av Moldaviens nationella hållbarhets- och utvecklingsmål (SDGs). För det femte skall insatsen bidra till skapandet av ett effektivt samspel mellan parlamentet och regeringen och till att stärka kommunikationen med väljare, civilsamhälle och media. Parlamentet kommer att få stöd för att etablera och utveckla mekanismer för samarbete med Gagauziens Folkförsamling. Folkförsamlingens kapacitet skall också stärkas genom stöd till lagstiftningsutarbetande och budgetöversyn. Denna aktivitet kommer att koordineras med den svenskfinansierade insatsen som implementeras av CMI för att undvika överlappningar. För den sjätte skall insatsen stödja implementeringen av parlamentsekretariatets strategiska utvecklingsplan. Målet är att stärka professionalismen och relevansen av parlamentets servicefunktioner. Stöd kommer att ges för att skapa ett information- och ledningssystem för parlamentet (e-Parliament). Insatsen kommer att implementeras av UNDP genom ett svenskt bidrag på 36 MSEK. Diskussioner förs med Rumänien om samfinansiering för anskaffning av IT-utrustning under e-parliamentkomponenten. Det finns inga andra samfinansiärer för närvarande. The Overall Goal the Project was to support the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova in improving its legislative, accountability frameworks and functions in the effective, inclusive and transparent manner. Accordingly, the Project was structured around 3 main Outputs: 1.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to review and adopt legislation related to EU integration agenda. 2.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to oversee policy implementation with particular focus on policies related to the implementation of SDGs and the EU integration agenda. 3.Parliament of Moldova has improved capacities to better engage with CSOs, media and citizens. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 -4923640 0 -4923640.2300000004 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55190013 Sweden This contribution is a program support to ANDI FOUNDATION that aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small-scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. The starting point is to create feasible long term commercial relations through the coordination of different public and private allies that help to reduce gaps between the supply from small scale producers and the demand of anchor companies. This is second phase of Sida’s contribution 52060045. ANDI FOUNDATION har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 6,7 MSEK för genomförande av projektet “Business in development facility Hub” under perioden 1 juni 2016 till den 31 jan 2022. Projektet syftar till att förbättra den ekonomiska situationen för kvinnor och män som drabbats av konfliken eller i konfliktdrabbade områden genom att underlätta införandet av småskalig produktion i värdekedjan hos ankar företag, genom inkluderande och miljömässigt hållbara partnerskap mellan den offentliga och den privata sektorn. Den totala projektbudgeten är på 9,4 MSEK varav Sverige avser att bidra med 39%. This contribution aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 1: Small scale producers are strengthened and highly competitive and are engaged in inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 2: Business sector includes competitive raw materials from small scale producers, as suppliers in their value chain. Output 3: The Hub is recognized by all stakeholders as an articulator platform that is able to facilitate inclusive business with real impact on improving the quality of life of the vulnerable population and with strong gender and environmental perspectives. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Business Policy and Administration Industry Business & Other Services As mentioned before, by the end of 2019 an amendment to the agreement was signed with the aim of continuing to increase the number of partnerships, anchor companies, small-scale associations, partners and, consequently, direct beneficiaries. Despite the problems caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the goals have almost been achieved. During the last seven years up to May 2022, the Andi Foundation has developed a total of 108 partnerships that contributed to improve sustainable economic conditions for 8,932 people (4,556 men and 4,376 women) in 23 Colombian regions, surpassing the 8,500 expected participants. This has resulted in the participation of 73 anchor companies in alliance with 2,240 small peasant farmer associations and 150 partners. Between 2017 and 2022, 48 projects were terminated for various reasons such as: a lack of financial feasibility; the conditions were not viable for suppliers; lack of interest by companies or suppliers to continue with inclusive business models. 31 were successfully completed with stable commercial relations and good results indicators. The other 29 were in different stages up to May 2022: 3 were in the pre-feasibility phase; 5 were in the feasibility phase; 3 in enlistment; 11 were being implemented; 5 were in the completion phase with successful commercial relations. Previous narrative reports contained progress indicators for 27 projects where families from the peasant farmer associations have, on average, increased incomes by 33%, and the associations have, on average, increased productivity by 9%. Other positive changes have been an increase in the ability for peasant farmers to regularly put money aside for their future wellbeing when they might be too old to be working and earning money. The anchor companies have also benefited from an average reduction in costs of 6.3%, by buying directly from peasant farmer associations thereby eliminating intermediaries. The alliance with organizations such as the Colombian Agricultural Research Corporation (Agrosavia is its acronym in Spanish) and Agrosavia has helped to bring technological advice to peasant farmers using virtual training methods on good agricultural and milking practices and climate alerts. The Embassy's assessment is that the Andi foundation has achieved the expected results, in terms of the number of anchor companies, small peasant farmer associations and beneficiaries. The Andi Foundation has also adapted well in difficult circumstances when faced with the consequences of the COVID 19 pandemic. The Embassy's assessment is that this contribution has been very relevant for improving sustainable economic conditions for women and men in conflict affected regions as it ensures sustainable commercial links with anchor companies. The Andi Foundation has complied with the planned objectives, the narrative report contains detailed information that fully corresponds with the logical framework and progress indicators. The external evaluation has also confirmed the important results achieved during the first three years and the need to continue using the methodology for new inclusive businesses in rural and conflict affected regions. As regards of sustainability, the Embassy can be proud that a cooperation project that began in 2013 with Swedish support, has now become a seed for the institutional vision of the Andi Foundation. This cooperation project opened the ideas for an inclusive business model that started with small peasant farmers as suppliers to anchor companies, but which has now been widened to inclusive employment and distribution, as well as the inclusion of victims, ex-combatants, and ethnical minorities. The methodologies of all the inclusive business models have been developed during the last years as part of this project and are now at the heart of the strategic vision of the Foundation. In addition, the Andi Foundation has developed the IN movement with the aim of visibilizing and recognizing companies that have worked with one or more of these inclusive models. This is also linked with the Emprender Paz award, that recognizes the positive impact of the private sector in peacebuilding, as inclusive business models mainly links anchor companies with small peasant farmers in conflict affected regions. The Andi foundation will continue using these methodologies and will therefore continue building alliances for promoting inclusive businesses. All the 29 partnerships, still active in this project, have continued operating with Andi Foundations own resources during the recent months. The Embassy's assessment is that the Andi Foundation is a strategic partner with whom it will be relevant to continue working with in the future. Fortunately, it does not depend on international cooperation funds, but it does have an important added value that is complementary to many of other Swedish contributions related to peace building, such as reincorporation processes, victims reparation, the implementation of the peace agreement (integral rural reform), among others. The Embassy will promote alliances with other partners to fill the gap of commercial links for small peasant farmers and/entrepreneurs in conflict affected regions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55190013-5519001301 Sweden This contribution is a program support to ANDI FOUNDATION that aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small-scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. The starting point is to create feasible long term commercial relations through the coordination of different public and private allies that help to reduce gaps between the supply from small scale producers and the demand of anchor companies. This is second phase of Sida’s contribution 52060045. ANDI FOUNDATION har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 6,7 MSEK för genomförande av projektet “Business in development facility Hub” under perioden 1 juni 2016 till den 31 jan 2022. Projektet syftar till att förbättra den ekonomiska situationen för kvinnor och män som drabbats av konfliken eller i konfliktdrabbade områden genom att underlätta införandet av småskalig produktion i värdekedjan hos ankar företag, genom inkluderande och miljömässigt hållbara partnerskap mellan den offentliga och den privata sektorn. Den totala projektbudgeten är på 9,4 MSEK varav Sverige avser att bidra med 39%. This contribution aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 1: Small scale producers are strengthened and highly competitive and are engaged in inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 2: Business sector includes competitive raw materials from small scale producers, as suppliers in their value chain. Output 3: The Hub is recognized by all stakeholders as an articulator platform that is able to facilitate inclusive business with real impact on improving the quality of life of the vulnerable population and with strong gender and environmental perspectives. Sweden Fundacion ANDI Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundacion ANDI Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 0 0 0 1500000 -1500000 -1000000 1000000 -1000000 1500000 0 1000000 1500000 Fundacion ANDI 1500000 Fundacion ANDI SE-0-SE-6-55190013-5519001302 Sweden This contribution is a program support to ANDI FOUNDATION that aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small-scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. The starting point is to create feasible long term commercial relations through the coordination of different public and private allies that help to reduce gaps between the supply from small scale producers and the demand of anchor companies. This is second phase of Sida’s contribution 52060045. ANDI FOUNDATION har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 6,7 MSEK för genomförande av projektet “Business in development facility Hub” under perioden 1 juni 2016 till den 31 jan 2022. Projektet syftar till att förbättra den ekonomiska situationen för kvinnor och män som drabbats av konfliken eller i konfliktdrabbade områden genom att underlätta införandet av småskalig produktion i värdekedjan hos ankar företag, genom inkluderande och miljömässigt hållbara partnerskap mellan den offentliga och den privata sektorn. Den totala projektbudgeten är på 9,4 MSEK varav Sverige avser att bidra med 39%. This contribution aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 1: Small scale producers are strengthened and highly competitive and are engaged in inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 2: Business sector includes competitive raw materials from small scale producers, as suppliers in their value chain. Output 3: The Hub is recognized by all stakeholders as an articulator platform that is able to facilitate inclusive business with real impact on improving the quality of life of the vulnerable population and with strong gender and environmental perspectives. Sweden Fundacion ANDI Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundacion ANDI 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1100000 1100000 1250000 0 1750000 1250000 1100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1750000 5200000 Fundacion ANDI 1100000 Fundacion ANDI 1100000 Fundacion ANDI 1250000 Fundacion ANDI 1750000 Fundacion ANDI -0.21 Fundacion ANDI Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Improved conditions for inclusive and sustainable economic development in areas affected by conflict, including with respect to sustainable use of resources Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i konfliktdrabbade områden, inklusive med hänsyn till hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55190013-5519001303 Sweden This contribution is a program support to ANDI FOUNDATION that aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small-scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. The starting point is to create feasible long term commercial relations through the coordination of different public and private allies that help to reduce gaps between the supply from small scale producers and the demand of anchor companies. This is second phase of Sida’s contribution 52060045. ANDI FOUNDATION har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 6,7 MSEK för genomförande av projektet “Business in development facility Hub” under perioden 1 juni 2016 till den 31 jan 2022. Projektet syftar till att förbättra den ekonomiska situationen för kvinnor och män som drabbats av konfliken eller i konfliktdrabbade områden genom att underlätta införandet av småskalig produktion i värdekedjan hos ankar företag, genom inkluderande och miljömässigt hållbara partnerskap mellan den offentliga och den privata sektorn. Den totala projektbudgeten är på 9,4 MSEK varav Sverige avser att bidra med 39%. This contribution aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 1: Small scale producers are strengthened and highly competitive and are engaged in inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 2: Business sector includes competitive raw materials from small scale producers, as suppliers in their value chain. Output 3: The Hub is recognized by all stakeholders as an articulator platform that is able to facilitate inclusive business with real impact on improving the quality of life of the vulnerable population and with strong gender and environmental perspectives. Sweden Fundacion ANDI Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundacion ANDI 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -76425 0 -76425 -76425 Fundacion ANDI -76424.73 Fundacion ANDI Colombia 2021-2025 Colombia 2021-2025 Peace-building and institutional presence in conflict-affected areas Stärkta förutsättningar för fredsbyggande och ökad statlig institutionell närvaro och kapacitet i konfliktdrabbade områden. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55200004 Sweden A consortium consisting of the four organizations CEG, LEGIS, NDI and NIMD has applied for funding from Sweden concerning "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" during the period 2014-2018. The intervention, which in total is on 37,5 million SEK, will be administered and coordinated by UNOPS. The general objective of the intervention is to contribute to technical and institutional strengthening of the legislative function and the Parliament through organized citizen participation aiming at transforming the political system and developing a democratic legislative framework, by 1) promoting international standard in legislation concerning Human Rights, security, justice and transparency; 2) Articulation and consolidation of civil society networks for fiscalization, technical assistance and advocacy in relation to the Congress; 3) Establishment of mechanisms for analysis, dialogue and information based on studies and social audit mechanisms. Ett konsortium bestående av de fyra organisationerna CEG, LEGIS, NDI och NIMD har ansökt om finansiering från Sverige gällande "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" under perioden 2014-2018. Insatsen som är på totalt 37,5 miljoner SEK administreras och koordineras av UNOPS. Insatsens huvudmål att att bidra till tekniskt och institutionellt stärkande av den lagstiftande funktionen och parlamentet i Guatemala genom organiserat medborgardeltagande som syftar till en genomgripande förändring av det politiska systemet och utvecklingen av att demokratiskt ramverk för lagstiftningen. Detta kommer att ske genom att 1) främja en internationell standard i lagstiftningen gällande mänskliga rättigheter, säkerhet, rättsskipning och transparens, 2) främja och konsolidera deltagande av civilsamhällesnätverk för ansvarsutkrävande, tekniskt stöd och påverkansarbete i relation till kongressen, 3) etablera mekanismer för analys, dialog och information baserad på studier och mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Legislatures and political parties Government & Civil Society-general During this reporting cycle, the political context in Guatemala for program implementation has been challenging. Tensions have escalated in Congress and in the Executive Branch as a consequence of the fight against corruption and impunity. President Jimmy Morales publicly attacked CICIG and Commissioner Ivan Velasquez declaring him Non-grato, and relations with Public Prosecutor's Office deteriorated during Thelma Aldana's period. President Morales's government requested Sweden to change their Ambassador to Guatemala, probably due to Sweden's strong financial support to CICIG. Congress on the other hand has been strongly criticized for inefficiency and protection of their own interests against possible corruption charges. The current Board of Directors of the Congress has closed it's doors to international cooperation in an attitud of defiance, thus directly affecting PARLAD's activities towards expected results. In general, polarization and radicalization of positions and attitudes have marked the political panorama during the past year. PARLAD members have, however, achieved results with their interventions. Financing civil society dialogue and discussions on current issues and legislative proposals have helped put law initiatives and reforms in Congressional Committee's discussions of issues related to human rights, security, justice and transparency. 10 Commissions have been strengthened through direct technical support and integration of methodologies on dialogue, use of comparative and constitutional law and preparation of technical studies. Among legislative initiatives directly supported by PARLAD are Law on the rights of the disabled (prepared by LEGIS through participatory consultations with representatives of the organized disabled community); Law initiative on Integrated Protection System for Children and Adolescents (also supported by another Embassy partner UNICEF); abolition of the death penalty (with support from another Embassy partner UNHCHR); reforms to the Electoral Law; adaptation of new Migration Code; and installation of an Observatory for Legislative Agenda. Most importantly, the organized civil society has had direct input and participation in the discussions and formulation of legal initiatives in line with the concept of Open Parliament. The Board of Directors received support to modernize the Congressional web site (supported by NDI) which has improved transparency and possibilities for social auditing. Since the beginning of 2018, due to increasing polarization between the Executive Branch, Congress and the public in general, efforts have been re-directed to detaining the regresive legislative agenda, which seeks to limit civil society participation and social audit, restrict human rights and guarantee impunity for politicians suspected of corruption. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55200004-5520000401 Sweden A consortium consisting of the four organizations CEG, LEGIS, NDI and NIMD has applied for funding from Sweden concerning "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" during the period 2014-2018. The intervention, which in total is on 37,5 million SEK, will be administered and coordinated by UNOPS. The general objective of the intervention is to contribute to technical and institutional strengthening of the legislative function and the Parliament through organized citizen participation aiming at transforming the political system and developing a democratic legislative framework, by 1) promoting international standard in legislation concerning Human Rights, security, justice and transparency; 2) Articulation and consolidation of civil society networks for fiscalization, technical assistance and advocacy in relation to the Congress; 3) Establishment of mechanisms for analysis, dialogue and information based on studies and social audit mechanisms. Ett konsortium bestående av de fyra organisationerna CEG, LEGIS, NDI och NIMD har ansökt om finansiering från Sverige gällande "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" under perioden 2014-2018. Insatsen som är på totalt 37,5 miljoner SEK administreras och koordineras av UNOPS. Insatsens huvudmål att att bidra till tekniskt och institutionellt stärkande av den lagstiftande funktionen och parlamentet i Guatemala genom organiserat medborgardeltagande som syftar till en genomgripande förändring av det politiska systemet och utvecklingen av att demokratiskt ramverk för lagstiftningen. Detta kommer att ske genom att 1) främja en internationell standard i lagstiftningen gällande mänskliga rättigheter, säkerhet, rättsskipning och transparens, 2) främja och konsolidera deltagande av civilsamhällesnätverk för ansvarsutkrävande, tekniskt stöd och påverkansarbete i relation till kongressen, 3) etablera mekanismer för analys, dialog och information baserad på studier och mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 7000000 7000000 0 0 11000000 0 7000000 7500000 10000000 7000000 0 0 -7500000 0 -2000000 -11000000 2000000 24000000 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 10000000 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 5000000 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 2000000 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 7000000 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission SE-0-SE-6-55200004-5520000402 Sweden A consortium consisting of the four organizations CEG, LEGIS, NDI and NIMD has applied for funding from Sweden concerning "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" during the period 2014-2018. The intervention, which in total is on 37,5 million SEK, will be administered and coordinated by UNOPS. The general objective of the intervention is to contribute to technical and institutional strengthening of the legislative function and the Parliament through organized citizen participation aiming at transforming the political system and developing a democratic legislative framework, by 1) promoting international standard in legislation concerning Human Rights, security, justice and transparency; 2) Articulation and consolidation of civil society networks for fiscalization, technical assistance and advocacy in relation to the Congress; 3) Establishment of mechanisms for analysis, dialogue and information based on studies and social audit mechanisms. Ett konsortium bestående av de fyra organisationerna CEG, LEGIS, NDI och NIMD har ansökt om finansiering från Sverige gällande "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" under perioden 2014-2018. Insatsen som är på totalt 37,5 miljoner SEK administreras och koordineras av UNOPS. Insatsens huvudmål att att bidra till tekniskt och institutionellt stärkande av den lagstiftande funktionen och parlamentet i Guatemala genom organiserat medborgardeltagande som syftar till en genomgripande förändring av det politiska systemet och utvecklingen av att demokratiskt ramverk för lagstiftningen. Detta kommer att ske genom att 1) främja en internationell standard i lagstiftningen gällande mänskliga rättigheter, säkerhet, rättsskipning och transparens, 2) främja och konsolidera deltagande av civilsamhällesnätverk för ansvarsutkrävande, tekniskt stöd och påverkansarbete i relation till kongressen, 3) etablera mekanismer för analys, dialog och information baserad på studier och mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11500000 8000000 0 0 6000000 0 3500000 8000000 0 2000000 0 -1061646.0000000002 0 19500000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 4000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 7500000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 2000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 6000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -1061645.8700000001 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Sustainable and climate adjusted food security, including sustainable use of natural resources and ecosystem services Hållbar och klimatanpassad livsmedelsförsörjning, inklusive hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55200004-5520000403 Sweden A consortium consisting of the four organizations CEG, LEGIS, NDI and NIMD has applied for funding from Sweden concerning "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" during the period 2014-2018. The intervention, which in total is on 37,5 million SEK, will be administered and coordinated by UNOPS. The general objective of the intervention is to contribute to technical and institutional strengthening of the legislative function and the Parliament through organized citizen participation aiming at transforming the political system and developing a democratic legislative framework, by 1) promoting international standard in legislation concerning Human Rights, security, justice and transparency; 2) Articulation and consolidation of civil society networks for fiscalization, technical assistance and advocacy in relation to the Congress; 3) Establishment of mechanisms for analysis, dialogue and information based on studies and social audit mechanisms. Ett konsortium bestående av de fyra organisationerna CEG, LEGIS, NDI och NIMD har ansökt om finansiering från Sverige gällande "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" under perioden 2014-2018. Insatsen som är på totalt 37,5 miljoner SEK administreras och koordineras av UNOPS. Insatsens huvudmål att att bidra till tekniskt och institutionellt stärkande av den lagstiftande funktionen och parlamentet i Guatemala genom organiserat medborgardeltagande som syftar till en genomgripande förändring av det politiska systemet och utvecklingen av att demokratiskt ramverk för lagstiftningen. Detta kommer att ske genom att 1) främja en internationell standard i lagstiftningen gällande mänskliga rättigheter, säkerhet, rättsskipning och transparens, 2) främja och konsolidera deltagande av civilsamhällesnätverk för ansvarsutkrävande, tekniskt stöd och påverkansarbete i relation till kongressen, 3) etablera mekanismer för analys, dialog och information baserad på studier och mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -254415 -254415 -254415 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission -254414.85 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission Guatemala 2021-2025 Guatemala 2021-2025 Strengthened conditions for demanding responsibility, increased transparency and reduced corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions and strengthened conditions for free and fair sustainable trade. Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor samt stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis hållbar handel. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55200009 Sweden Guatemala has experienced a prolonged drought during 2014 affecting the north east of the country. The drought has particularly affected smallholder farmers with subsistence and infra subsistence production in the area known as the dry corridor. The Guatemalan government declared a state of emergency in the affected departments and submitted an appeal for humanitarian aid. The government, through its Council of Nutrition and Food Security, SESAN (for its acronym in Spanish), has recognized the damages caused by the extended drought. This led to the government declaring State of Public Calamity in the departments affected and made an appeal for humanitarian assistance. The government also launched a plan to attend the population affected that includes three strategies: 1) humanitarian assistance, 2) livelihoods recovery and 3) resilience and adaptation to climate change. The United Nations system in Guatemala presented a response plan in reaction to the government's request for support. This project is based on the proposed roles for FAO and UNICEF in the medium and long term of the plan. The project is therefore in line with the Guatemalan government plan for the assistance in the medium and long term: 2) recovery of livelihoods and 3) the resilience and adaptation to climate change. The project application is for a period of two years and a budget of 20 MSEK. The contribution aims to recover the livelihoods of the families affected by prolonged drought of 2014, as well as, to create resilience through management and conservation of soil and water in Chiquimula and Jalapa. Guatemala har upplevt en förlängd period av torka under 2014, vilket har påverkan främst i de nordöstra delarna av landet och det område som kallas "den torra korridoren". Torkan har särskilt påverkat personer i fattigdom och extremfattigdom som är beroende av jordbruk för deras uppehälle. Guatemalas regering förklarade katastroftillstånd i de drabbade departementen och framförde en vädjan om humanitärt bistånd. Regeringen lanserade också en plan bistå befolkningen som drabbats. Planen omfattar tre strategier: 1) humanitärt bistånd, 2) återhämtning av försörjningsmöjligheter och 3) motståndskraft och anpassning till klimatförändringar. FN systemet i Guatemala presenterade en omgripande plan som svar på regeringens förfrågan om stöd. Detta projekt är baserat på FAO och UNICEFs föreslagna roller på medel- och långsikt i den planen. Projektet är därmed i linje med Guatemalas regeringsplan för bistånd på medellång och lång sikt: 2) återhämtning av försörjningsmöjligheter och 3) motståndskraft och anpassning till klimatförändringar. Projektansökan är för en period på två år och budgeten är på 20 MSEK. Initiativet syftar till att återställa försörjningsmöjligheter för de familjer som drabbats av den långvariga torkan under 2014, samt skapa motståndskraft hos dem genom metoder för handhålland och bevarande av jord och vatten i kommuner i regionerna Chiquimula och Jalapa. Dry Corridor Joint Program aims to recover the livelihoods of small-scale family farmers of subsistence and infrasubsistence affected by 2014 drought in two communities of Jalapa (San Pedro Pinula and San Luis Jilotepeque) and three of Chiquimula (Camotán, Jocotán and Chiquimula). The program provides low cost technologies for food security adapted to drought, technical assistance to manage and prepare the small-scale farmers plots to better face droughts, increase their yields to promote food security. The program works closely to families, farmers organizations and municipalities through information and training to promote integrated micro-watershed management.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Rural development Other Multisector Contribution Results: - Implementation of climate-adapted practices that improved the productive capacity of the families in the milpa (traditional multicrop field), through which their production of maize and beans doubled. As a result, by the end of the project, 2 424 families have maize reserves and 5 715 have a six-month reserve of beans. - Implementation of climate-adapted practices that improved the productive capacity of families in the home. By the end of the project, a total of 6 766 families (96 percent) have improved their diets by making them more varied, and have increased the availability and their consumption of plant and animal protein. - Implementation of rainwater harvesting infrastructure, validating rainwater harvesting methodologies and implementing six models. A total of 6 413 families now store and have available 16 million litres of water in their homes for agricultural production, human consumption and domestic use. - Investments in soil improvement, so that most rainwater is stored and absorbed in the micro-watersheds. Families implemented minimum tillage practices, terracing, ditches and living barriers, the SAF Kuxur rum agroforestry system, dead barriers and drainage ditches, among other elements. - Promotion of business ventures to improve incomes and thus enable the purchase of food. By the end of the project a total of 3 109 families (44 percent) belonging to 22 enterprise groups had generated income of 12.5 million quetzals (GTQ) between 2015 and 2021. Of this amount, GTQ 124 000 is managed under the contingency mutual funds methodology. The final project evaluation identified unexpected positive outcomes, as follows: (i) capacity for partnership and organization to undertake productive ventures; (ii) the promotion of local tilapia fish production with a view to diversifying the diet; (iii) the social fabric woven from the creation of savings and loans and ventures that fostered teamwork; (iv) the capitalization of incentives, another practice that, in addition to promoting participation, fosters expectations of success of the activity; (v) local leadership has been strengthened and has had the function of replicating the positive experiences from the promoters to the families, focused on the knowledge acquired, based on the good practices and successful experiences. FAO has the technical and political capacity to implement this kind of contributions liking rural development to climate change, agricultural production, food security and integrated water resource management. FAO have also the capacity to engage with local government and national government authorities to the point that the program is implemented through the government work plans for example Ministry of Agriculture and Municipalities. Three elements drove the climate-adapted practices: 1) working with a micro-watershed approach and water resource management 2) the increased participation of women throughout the processes and 3) the reduction of the prevalence of acute diarrheal diseases among children under five years of age. COVID-19 was a serious constraint affecting the planned activities and processes. This was corrected by adopting new work strategies, involving the communities promoters and the micro-watershed associations more in the implementation, while also strengthening coordination with Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Health and the municipalities in the implementation of the field actions, which resulted in the achievement of the proposed goals. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55200009-5520000901 Sweden Guatemala has experienced a prolonged drought during 2014 affecting the north east of the country. The drought has particularly affected smallholder farmers with subsistence and infra subsistence production in the area known as the dry corridor. The Guatemalan government declared a state of emergency in the affected departments and submitted an appeal for humanitarian aid. The government, through its Council of Nutrition and Food Security, SESAN (for its acronym in Spanish), has recognized the damages caused by the extended drought. This led to the government declaring State of Public Calamity in the departments affected and made an appeal for humanitarian assistance. The government also launched a plan to attend the population affected that includes three strategies: 1) humanitarian assistance, 2) livelihoods recovery and 3) resilience and adaptation to climate change. The United Nations system in Guatemala presented a response plan in reaction to the government's request for support. This project is based on the proposed roles for FAO and UNICEF in the medium and long term of the plan. The project is therefore in line with the Guatemalan government plan for the assistance in the medium and long term: 2) recovery of livelihoods and 3) the resilience and adaptation to climate change. The project application is for a period of two years and a budget of 20 MSEK. The contribution aims to recover the livelihoods of the families affected by prolonged drought of 2014, as well as, to create resilience through management and conservation of soil and water in Chiquimula and Jalapa. Guatemala har upplevt en förlängd period av torka under 2014, vilket har påverkan främst i de nordöstra delarna av landet och det område som kallas "den torra korridoren". Torkan har särskilt påverkat personer i fattigdom och extremfattigdom som är beroende av jordbruk för deras uppehälle. Guatemalas regering förklarade katastroftillstånd i de drabbade departementen och framförde en vädjan om humanitärt bistånd. Regeringen lanserade också en plan bistå befolkningen som drabbats. Planen omfattar tre strategier: 1) humanitärt bistånd, 2) återhämtning av försörjningsmöjligheter och 3) motståndskraft och anpassning till klimatförändringar. FN systemet i Guatemala presenterade en omgripande plan som svar på regeringens förfrågan om stöd. Detta projekt är baserat på FAO och UNICEFs föreslagna roller på medel- och långsikt i den planen. Projektet är därmed i linje med Guatemalas regeringsplan för bistånd på medellång och lång sikt: 2) återhämtning av försörjningsmöjligheter och 3) motståndskraft och anpassning till klimatförändringar. Projektansökan är för en period på två år och budgeten är på 20 MSEK. Initiativet syftar till att återställa försörjningsmöjligheter för de familjer som drabbats av den långvariga torkan under 2014, samt skapa motståndskraft hos dem genom metoder för handhålland och bevarande av jord och vatten i kommuner i regionerna Chiquimula och Jalapa. Dry Corridor Joint Program aims to recover the livelihoods of small-scale family farmers of subsistence and infrasubsistence affected by 2014 drought in two communities of Jalapa (San Pedro Pinula and San Luis Jilotepeque) and three of Chiquimula (Camotán, Jocotán and Chiquimula). The program provides low cost technologies for food security adapted to drought, technical assistance to manage and prepare the small-scale farmers plots to better face droughts, increase their yields to promote food security. The program works closely to families, farmers organizations and municipalities through information and training to promote integrated micro-watershed management.   Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 20000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization SE-0-SE-6-55200009-5520000902 Sweden Guatemala has experienced a prolonged drought during 2014 affecting the north east of the country. The drought has particularly affected smallholder farmers with subsistence and infra subsistence production in the area known as the dry corridor. The Guatemalan government declared a state of emergency in the affected departments and submitted an appeal for humanitarian aid. The government, through its Council of Nutrition and Food Security, SESAN (for its acronym in Spanish), has recognized the damages caused by the extended drought. This led to the government declaring State of Public Calamity in the departments affected and made an appeal for humanitarian assistance. The government also launched a plan to attend the population affected that includes three strategies: 1) humanitarian assistance, 2) livelihoods recovery and 3) resilience and adaptation to climate change. The United Nations system in Guatemala presented a response plan in reaction to the government's request for support. This project is based on the proposed roles for FAO and UNICEF in the medium and long term of the plan. The project is therefore in line with the Guatemalan government plan for the assistance in the medium and long term: 2) recovery of livelihoods and 3) the resilience and adaptation to climate change. The project application is for a period of two years and a budget of 20 MSEK. The contribution aims to recover the livelihoods of the families affected by prolonged drought of 2014, as well as, to create resilience through management and conservation of soil and water in Chiquimula and Jalapa. Guatemala har upplevt en förlängd period av torka under 2014, vilket har påverkan främst i de nordöstra delarna av landet och det område som kallas "den torra korridoren". Torkan har särskilt påverkat personer i fattigdom och extremfattigdom som är beroende av jordbruk för deras uppehälle. Guatemalas regering förklarade katastroftillstånd i de drabbade departementen och framförde en vädjan om humanitärt bistånd. Regeringen lanserade också en plan bistå befolkningen som drabbats. Planen omfattar tre strategier: 1) humanitärt bistånd, 2) återhämtning av försörjningsmöjligheter och 3) motståndskraft och anpassning till klimatförändringar. FN systemet i Guatemala presenterade en omgripande plan som svar på regeringens förfrågan om stöd. Detta projekt är baserat på FAO och UNICEFs föreslagna roller på medel- och långsikt i den planen. Projektet är därmed i linje med Guatemalas regeringsplan för bistånd på medellång och lång sikt: 2) återhämtning av försörjningsmöjligheter och 3) motståndskraft och anpassning till klimatförändringar. Projektansökan är för en period på två år och budgeten är på 20 MSEK. Initiativet syftar till att återställa försörjningsmöjligheter för de familjer som drabbats av den långvariga torkan under 2014, samt skapa motståndskraft hos dem genom metoder för handhålland och bevarande av jord och vatten i kommuner i regionerna Chiquimula och Jalapa. Dry Corridor Joint Program aims to recover the livelihoods of small-scale family farmers of subsistence and infrasubsistence affected by 2014 drought in two communities of Jalapa (San Pedro Pinula and San Luis Jilotepeque) and three of Chiquimula (Camotán, Jocotán and Chiquimula). The program provides low cost technologies for food security adapted to drought, technical assistance to manage and prepare the small-scale farmers plots to better face droughts, increase their yields to promote food security. The program works closely to families, farmers organizations and municipalities through information and training to promote integrated micro-watershed management.   Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 3400000 6000000 5190093 0 0 6000000 6000000 5190093 0 3400000 0.0000000001 0 20590093 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 6000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 3400000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 6000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 5190093 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Sustainable and climate adjusted food security, including sustainable use of natural resources and ecosystem services Hållbar och klimatanpassad livsmedelsförsörjning, inklusive hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for productive employment with decent working conditions for women as well as men, taking into account especially the situation of indigenous people Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för såväl kvinnor som män samt med särskilt beaktande av urfolkens situation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55200009-5520000903 Sweden Guatemala has experienced a prolonged drought during 2014 affecting the north east of the country. The drought has particularly affected smallholder farmers with subsistence and infra subsistence production in the area known as the dry corridor. The Guatemalan government declared a state of emergency in the affected departments and submitted an appeal for humanitarian aid. The government, through its Council of Nutrition and Food Security, SESAN (for its acronym in Spanish), has recognized the damages caused by the extended drought. This led to the government declaring State of Public Calamity in the departments affected and made an appeal for humanitarian assistance. The government also launched a plan to attend the population affected that includes three strategies: 1) humanitarian assistance, 2) livelihoods recovery and 3) resilience and adaptation to climate change. The United Nations system in Guatemala presented a response plan in reaction to the government's request for support. This project is based on the proposed roles for FAO and UNICEF in the medium and long term of the plan. The project is therefore in line with the Guatemalan government plan for the assistance in the medium and long term: 2) recovery of livelihoods and 3) the resilience and adaptation to climate change. The project application is for a period of two years and a budget of 20 MSEK. The contribution aims to recover the livelihoods of the families affected by prolonged drought of 2014, as well as, to create resilience through management and conservation of soil and water in Chiquimula and Jalapa. Guatemala har upplevt en förlängd period av torka under 2014, vilket har påverkan främst i de nordöstra delarna av landet och det område som kallas "den torra korridoren". Torkan har särskilt påverkat personer i fattigdom och extremfattigdom som är beroende av jordbruk för deras uppehälle. Guatemalas regering förklarade katastroftillstånd i de drabbade departementen och framförde en vädjan om humanitärt bistånd. Regeringen lanserade också en plan bistå befolkningen som drabbats. Planen omfattar tre strategier: 1) humanitärt bistånd, 2) återhämtning av försörjningsmöjligheter och 3) motståndskraft och anpassning till klimatförändringar. FN systemet i Guatemala presenterade en omgripande plan som svar på regeringens förfrågan om stöd. Detta projekt är baserat på FAO och UNICEFs föreslagna roller på medel- och långsikt i den planen. Projektet är därmed i linje med Guatemalas regeringsplan för bistånd på medellång och lång sikt: 2) återhämtning av försörjningsmöjligheter och 3) motståndskraft och anpassning till klimatförändringar. Projektansökan är för en period på två år och budgeten är på 20 MSEK. Initiativet syftar till att återställa försörjningsmöjligheter för de familjer som drabbats av den långvariga torkan under 2014, samt skapa motståndskraft hos dem genom metoder för handhålland och bevarande av jord och vatten i kommuner i regionerna Chiquimula och Jalapa. Dry Corridor Joint Program aims to recover the livelihoods of small-scale family farmers of subsistence and infrasubsistence affected by 2014 drought in two communities of Jalapa (San Pedro Pinula and San Luis Jilotepeque) and three of Chiquimula (Camotán, Jocotán and Chiquimula). The program provides low cost technologies for food security adapted to drought, technical assistance to manage and prepare the small-scale farmers plots to better face droughts, increase their yields to promote food security. The program works closely to families, farmers organizations and municipalities through information and training to promote integrated micro-watershed management.   Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -129045 -129045.37 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Guatemala 2021-2025 Guatemala 2021-2025 Limited climate impact and strengthened resistance to climate change. Begränsad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including conservation of ecosystems and biodiversity. Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive bevarande av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened economic empowerment for women. Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55200014 Sweden The support from Sida is intended as a core support to ICEFIs activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida will, however, only support the Institute in 2015-2018 with the agreement expiring in 2019 referring to the rules that govern Sida when the strategy for development cooperation is about to expire. Two strategic objectives define ICEFIs workduring 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central America region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to ICEFI positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Within the framework of the above ICEFI´s work has four strategic commitments, and two operational results contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. Strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. Operational results: 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognize ICEFI as a regional reference point. 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. Stödet från Sida är ämnat att utgå utgår i form av ett kärnstöd till ICEFIs verksamhet för genomförande av institutets strategiska plan 2015-2021. Sida ska dock enbart stödja institutet under 2015-2018 med avtalet som löper ut 2019 hänvisning till regelverket som styr Sida vid ingåendet av i tid längre insatser då strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet är på väg att löpa ut. Två strategiska mål definierar ICEFIs uppdrag under 2015-2021. Det första målet är länkat till kunskapsrelaterad produktion från deras sida av information, studier och analyser som kan verka för hållbarhet, tillräckliga fiskala resurser och utveckling av länderna i den Centralamerikanska regionen. Det andra målet knyter an till att verka för dialog och inklusion i den fiskala politiken, som leder till att ICEFI positionerar sig som en effektiv och pålitlig förändringsagent. Inom ramen av ovanstående konkretiseras ICEFIs arbete i fyra strategiska åtaganden och två operativa resultat som bidrar till uppfylla de nämnda strategiska åtagandena. Strategiska resultat: 1) Att skattesystemen i Centralamerika ska gå mot tillräcklighet i resurser, enkelhet och ökad progressiv beskattning. För att säkerställa att ökningen av de offentliga resurserna inte bara stödjer utvecklingsmål men också verkar för större jämlikhet, kommer det att bli nödvändigt, för perioden 2015-2021, att länderna i regionen verkar för politiska överenskommelser som leder till en förstärkning av skattemyndigheter m.m. vilket i sin tur ska leda till ökade skatteintäkter och att åtal sker i större utsträckning ifråga om de centrala ekonomiska brotten (där tullbedrägeri, smuggling och skatteflykt utgör några). Det är också nödvändigt att att öka skattebasen genom att minska nuvarande skatteprivilegier och agera för en högre grad av progressiv beskattning ifråga om inkomstskatter. 2) För det andra, bör de offentliga utgifterna i Centralamerika hanteras på ett mer effektivt sätt. Det förväntas att under perioden 2015-2021 kommer de centralamerikanska länderna att stärka sin planering och uppföljning av hur de offentliga utgifterna används och också hur nyttjandet av dessa påverkar samhällsutvecklingen ; att de kommer att följa utvecklingsmålen och minska klyftan mellan vad som för närvarande investeras och de investeringar som måste göras för att åstadkomma större jämlikhet i samhällena; och genom att underblåsa en hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Samtidigt måste en dialog föras för att diskutera bristen på flexibilitet i utgifterna och deras förhållande till den nuvarande sociala agendan. 3) Centralamerika måste gå mot mot en finanspolitik som fokuserar på hållbarhet och tillräcklighet. De nuvarande strukturella obalanserna i finanspolitiken måste studeras och åtgärdas. Inom de viktigaste obalanserna att åtgärda är den i allt högre grad ökande statsskulden ; både som finansieringsmekanism samt en mekanism för betalningsansvar. Samtidigt kommer den finanspolitiska hållbarheten i de centralamerikanska länderna under de kommande åren vara beroende hur man finner lösningar för att finansiera och bygga upp sociala trygghetssystem. För att uppnå en tillräcklig nivå av offentliga medel, kommer länderna i regionen behöva justera den offentlig finansieringen för att kunna uppnå de utvecklings- och tillväxtmålen som man enats om. 4) Att Centralamerika är en öppnare region, med en befolkning som har större insyn och medbestämmande i skattefrågor. Under de närmaste åren måste ett arbete göras för att förbättra insynen, bekämpa korruptionen och stärka regeringens ansvar gentemot sina medborgare. Därtill krävs institutionella förändringar inom de centralamerikanska offentliga förvaltningarna. Ett stärkande av medborgarna och deras deltagande i skattefrågor kommer att kräva produktion och spridning av mer information och ytterligare institutionella utrymmen (i de verkställande och lagstiftande grenarna av regeringen) för effektiv dialog och reflektion. Det är av avgörande betydelse för medborgarna att ha resurser och möjligheter att effektivt utnyttja sin medverkan och att kräva sina rättigheter och också samtidigt visa respekt avseende sina skattemässiga förpliktelser såsom ett led i socialt kontrakt. Att följa tidigare åtaganden kommer att kräva att kräva ytterligare mobilisering av resurser samt kontinuerliga förbättringar inom förvaltningen och i utvärderingen av resultaten och i institutionell utveckling. Dessa element har alltid varit närvarande i ICEFIs tänkande och strategiska upplägg. Operativa resultat för ICEFI: 1) Att internationella forsknings- och nätverk för fiskala frågor erkänner ICEFI som en regional referenspunkt. ICEFI strävar efter att utveckla kapacitet för att bidra till en mer effektiv kommunikationsstrategi för finanspolitiken; aktivt delta i nätverk och möten i Europa och USA; att vara ledande i finanspolitiska diskussionsnätverk och bidra till ett ökat antal akademiker som delar, tillämpar och sprider synpunkter på en utveckling och finanspolitik som ICEFI delar. 2) en ökad institutionell konsolidering av ICEFI. Denna punkt består i att avancera för att effektivt upprätthålla de processer som ger ICEFI möjlighet att få önskade resultat och finansiell hållbarhet. Detta inkluderar att systematisera processer och resultat baserade på utvärdering; stärka administrativa system och att utveckla humankapitalet; mobilisera medel och diversifiera finansieringskällorna samt att stärka användningen av teknik kopplat till inköp av medieteknik och medieinnovation. This is a core support to ICEFI's activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida has supported ICEFI with core funds since 2005. The support from the bilateral strategy for Guatemala is now finalized since ICEFI is a regional organization. Discussions are held between the new regional strategy for Latinamerica and ICEFI about possible support. Two strategic objectives define ICEFI's work during 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central American region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to that Icefi positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Previously ICEFI had four ambitious and challenging strategic commitments, and two operational results to contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. These were changed after the recommendations from the mid-term review in 2019. Below is described which results have been replaced with what: The first 3 strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. has been replaced with: A: Strengthened the production of information and knowledge, which contributes to the analysis, reflection and proposed tax policy Central American states to promote development democracy of their societies. The 4th strategic result 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. and the 1st operational result 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognise Icefi as a regional reference point. has been replaced with: B: Strengthened the capacity of communication and advocacy for State-civil society dialogue on fiscal policy for development sustainable in Central America. The 2nd operational result: 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. has been replaced by: C: Consolidated the institutional growth (of ICEFI) for secure the sustainability financial, presence and influence on fiscal policy in the countries of the region. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Domestic revenue mobilisation Government & Civil Society-general El Instituto Centroamerica de Estudios Fiscales (ICEFI) has developed into a leading institute in research and advocacy of fiscal-matters in Central America. The Institute aims to be an entity of change and promote sustainability, fiscal sufficiency and transparency to increase social welfare, achieve compliance with development goals and thus contribute to the democracy of the Central American countries. Despite the difficulties of the context, the Institute stands out in the region for its academic production and analyses it carries out. Thanks to its different activities, ICEFI contributes to the creation of an informed public opinion, mostly in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, countries in which there is a lack of fiscal investigations from a humanist and democratic perspective. Throughout the period 2015 to 2021, ICEFI has produced serial publications such as "Perfiles Macrofiscales", the "Bolentines de Estudios Fiscales", the serie Contamos!, and the "Documentos para el Diálogo Fiscal". The analyses of the draft budgets, published annually, have been a reliable source of information for citizens to audit public finances. In addition, ICEFI has also addressed topics, some of them pioneers within the field, such as fiscal studies and gender; fiscal policy with a sustainable perspective; development, transparency and open governments; and public expenditure on children and young people. The report "Agenda Fiscal Centroamericana 2030", published in 2021, includes a roadmap to get Central America on track towards the fulfilment of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The report includes, by country y by year, goals, costs, sources of financing and recommendations for effective management and evaluation of fiscal policy. With this report ICEFI shows that a different Central America is possible, but it requires new political, economic and fiscal agreements, based on informed, comprehensive and sensible knowledge of democracy and development. ICEFI has during the reporting period taken a clear position against corruption. The work "Apoyo internacional para enfrentar la corrupción y la impunidad en Guatemala y Honduras: breve comparación de la Misión de apoyo contra la Corrupcion y la Impunidad en Honduras (MACCIH) con la Comisión Internacional contra la Impunidad en Guatemala (CICIG)" and the book: "La corrupción: sus caminos e impacto en la sociedad y una agenda para enfrentarla en el Triángulo Norte Centroamericano" which had the printing of a thousand copies, in two editions, distributed in the three countries and sold out in the short term. ICEFI develops communication and advocacy work, provides information, training and advice to a diverse audience, including officials, both at the local and state levels, civil society organizations, academies and universities, think tanks, businessmen and journalists, among others. Through an alliance with the Rafael Landívar University (URL) of Guatemala, in 2021 2,236 people have participated in the courses developed. ICEFI disseminate its analyses through public presentations, social networks and the website. The visitors to the website went from being 59,755, in 2015, to 287,285, in 2021. From 2015 to 2021, Facebook, the platform on which the Institute has the largest number of followers, went from 5,631 to 16,628; while, on Twitter, in this same period, followers went from 2,693 to 10,528. The presence on the Internet, which the Institute has consolidated throughout the period, played a vital role with the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic, at which time the network became a key information instrument in the framework of mobility restrictions and social distancing. Two examples of concrete results: - ICEFI carried out intense lobbying on the proposal to modify the State Procurement Law in Guatemala, particularly so that consensus and citizen demand for transparency are respected. ICEFI successfully concluded its work of political action and intersectoral coordination, since the reforms to the law were approved on November 17. - In 2021, ICEFI continued to support the Guatemalan PDH (Human Rights Office), especially as the attack by the official alliance in the Congress of the Republic sought to suffocate the entity financially by retaining an important part of its budget. ICEFI led public appeals by nearly a hundred civil society organizations and individuals, in which the invalidity of the claim was technically argued. As a result, Congress was forced to transfer to the PDH the complete budget. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55200014-5520001401 Sweden The support from Sida is intended as a core support to ICEFIs activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida will, however, only support the Institute in 2015-2018 with the agreement expiring in 2019 referring to the rules that govern Sida when the strategy for development cooperation is about to expire. Two strategic objectives define ICEFIs workduring 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central America region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to ICEFI positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Within the framework of the above ICEFI´s work has four strategic commitments, and two operational results contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. Strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. Operational results: 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognize ICEFI as a regional reference point. 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. Stödet från Sida är ämnat att utgå utgår i form av ett kärnstöd till ICEFIs verksamhet för genomförande av institutets strategiska plan 2015-2021. Sida ska dock enbart stödja institutet under 2015-2018 med avtalet som löper ut 2019 hänvisning till regelverket som styr Sida vid ingåendet av i tid längre insatser då strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet är på väg att löpa ut. Två strategiska mål definierar ICEFIs uppdrag under 2015-2021. Det första målet är länkat till kunskapsrelaterad produktion från deras sida av information, studier och analyser som kan verka för hållbarhet, tillräckliga fiskala resurser och utveckling av länderna i den Centralamerikanska regionen. Det andra målet knyter an till att verka för dialog och inklusion i den fiskala politiken, som leder till att ICEFI positionerar sig som en effektiv och pålitlig förändringsagent. Inom ramen av ovanstående konkretiseras ICEFIs arbete i fyra strategiska åtaganden och två operativa resultat som bidrar till uppfylla de nämnda strategiska åtagandena. Strategiska resultat: 1) Att skattesystemen i Centralamerika ska gå mot tillräcklighet i resurser, enkelhet och ökad progressiv beskattning. För att säkerställa att ökningen av de offentliga resurserna inte bara stödjer utvecklingsmål men också verkar för större jämlikhet, kommer det att bli nödvändigt, för perioden 2015-2021, att länderna i regionen verkar för politiska överenskommelser som leder till en förstärkning av skattemyndigheter m.m. vilket i sin tur ska leda till ökade skatteintäkter och att åtal sker i större utsträckning ifråga om de centrala ekonomiska brotten (där tullbedrägeri, smuggling och skatteflykt utgör några). Det är också nödvändigt att att öka skattebasen genom att minska nuvarande skatteprivilegier och agera för en högre grad av progressiv beskattning ifråga om inkomstskatter. 2) För det andra, bör de offentliga utgifterna i Centralamerika hanteras på ett mer effektivt sätt. Det förväntas att under perioden 2015-2021 kommer de centralamerikanska länderna att stärka sin planering och uppföljning av hur de offentliga utgifterna används och också hur nyttjandet av dessa påverkar samhällsutvecklingen ; att de kommer att följa utvecklingsmålen och minska klyftan mellan vad som för närvarande investeras och de investeringar som måste göras för att åstadkomma större jämlikhet i samhällena; och genom att underblåsa en hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Samtidigt måste en dialog föras för att diskutera bristen på flexibilitet i utgifterna och deras förhållande till den nuvarande sociala agendan. 3) Centralamerika måste gå mot mot en finanspolitik som fokuserar på hållbarhet och tillräcklighet. De nuvarande strukturella obalanserna i finanspolitiken måste studeras och åtgärdas. Inom de viktigaste obalanserna att åtgärda är den i allt högre grad ökande statsskulden ; både som finansieringsmekanism samt en mekanism för betalningsansvar. Samtidigt kommer den finanspolitiska hållbarheten i de centralamerikanska länderna under de kommande åren vara beroende hur man finner lösningar för att finansiera och bygga upp sociala trygghetssystem. För att uppnå en tillräcklig nivå av offentliga medel, kommer länderna i regionen behöva justera den offentlig finansieringen för att kunna uppnå de utvecklings- och tillväxtmålen som man enats om. 4) Att Centralamerika är en öppnare region, med en befolkning som har större insyn och medbestämmande i skattefrågor. Under de närmaste åren måste ett arbete göras för att förbättra insynen, bekämpa korruptionen och stärka regeringens ansvar gentemot sina medborgare. Därtill krävs institutionella förändringar inom de centralamerikanska offentliga förvaltningarna. Ett stärkande av medborgarna och deras deltagande i skattefrågor kommer att kräva produktion och spridning av mer information och ytterligare institutionella utrymmen (i de verkställande och lagstiftande grenarna av regeringen) för effektiv dialog och reflektion. Det är av avgörande betydelse för medborgarna att ha resurser och möjligheter att effektivt utnyttja sin medverkan och att kräva sina rättigheter och också samtidigt visa respekt avseende sina skattemässiga förpliktelser såsom ett led i socialt kontrakt. Att följa tidigare åtaganden kommer att kräva att kräva ytterligare mobilisering av resurser samt kontinuerliga förbättringar inom förvaltningen och i utvärderingen av resultaten och i institutionell utveckling. Dessa element har alltid varit närvarande i ICEFIs tänkande och strategiska upplägg. Operativa resultat för ICEFI: 1) Att internationella forsknings- och nätverk för fiskala frågor erkänner ICEFI som en regional referenspunkt. ICEFI strävar efter att utveckla kapacitet för att bidra till en mer effektiv kommunikationsstrategi för finanspolitiken; aktivt delta i nätverk och möten i Europa och USA; att vara ledande i finanspolitiska diskussionsnätverk och bidra till ett ökat antal akademiker som delar, tillämpar och sprider synpunkter på en utveckling och finanspolitik som ICEFI delar. 2) en ökad institutionell konsolidering av ICEFI. Denna punkt består i att avancera för att effektivt upprätthålla de processer som ger ICEFI möjlighet att få önskade resultat och finansiell hållbarhet. Detta inkluderar att systematisera processer och resultat baserade på utvärdering; stärka administrativa system och att utveckla humankapitalet; mobilisera medel och diversifiera finansieringskällorna samt att stärka användningen av teknik kopplat till inköp av medieteknik och medieinnovation. This is a core support to ICEFI's activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida has supported ICEFI with core funds since 2005. The support from the bilateral strategy for Guatemala is now finalized since ICEFI is a regional organization. Discussions are held between the new regional strategy for Latinamerica and ICEFI about possible support. Two strategic objectives define ICEFI's work during 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central American region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to that Icefi positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Previously ICEFI had four ambitious and challenging strategic commitments, and two operational results to contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. These were changed after the recommendations from the mid-term review in 2019. Below is described which results have been replaced with what: The first 3 strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. has been replaced with: A: Strengthened the production of information and knowledge, which contributes to the analysis, reflection and proposed tax policy Central American states to promote development democracy of their societies. The 4th strategic result 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. and the 1st operational result 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognise Icefi as a regional reference point. has been replaced with: B: Strengthened the capacity of communication and advocacy for State-civil society dialogue on fiscal policy for development sustainable in Central America. The 2nd operational result: 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. has been replaced by: C: Consolidated the institutional growth (of ICEFI) for secure the sustainability financial, presence and influence on fiscal policy in the countries of the region. Sweden ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5500000 5500000 0 0 5500000 5500000 5500000 5500000 -5500000 -5500000 11000000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 5500000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 5500000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales SE-0-SE-6-55200014-5520001402 Sweden The support from Sida is intended as a core support to ICEFIs activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida will, however, only support the Institute in 2015-2018 with the agreement expiring in 2019 referring to the rules that govern Sida when the strategy for development cooperation is about to expire. Two strategic objectives define ICEFIs workduring 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central America region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to ICEFI positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Within the framework of the above ICEFI´s work has four strategic commitments, and two operational results contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. Strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. Operational results: 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognize ICEFI as a regional reference point. 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. Stödet från Sida är ämnat att utgå utgår i form av ett kärnstöd till ICEFIs verksamhet för genomförande av institutets strategiska plan 2015-2021. Sida ska dock enbart stödja institutet under 2015-2018 med avtalet som löper ut 2019 hänvisning till regelverket som styr Sida vid ingåendet av i tid längre insatser då strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet är på väg att löpa ut. Två strategiska mål definierar ICEFIs uppdrag under 2015-2021. Det första målet är länkat till kunskapsrelaterad produktion från deras sida av information, studier och analyser som kan verka för hållbarhet, tillräckliga fiskala resurser och utveckling av länderna i den Centralamerikanska regionen. Det andra målet knyter an till att verka för dialog och inklusion i den fiskala politiken, som leder till att ICEFI positionerar sig som en effektiv och pålitlig förändringsagent. Inom ramen av ovanstående konkretiseras ICEFIs arbete i fyra strategiska åtaganden och två operativa resultat som bidrar till uppfylla de nämnda strategiska åtagandena. Strategiska resultat: 1) Att skattesystemen i Centralamerika ska gå mot tillräcklighet i resurser, enkelhet och ökad progressiv beskattning. För att säkerställa att ökningen av de offentliga resurserna inte bara stödjer utvecklingsmål men också verkar för större jämlikhet, kommer det att bli nödvändigt, för perioden 2015-2021, att länderna i regionen verkar för politiska överenskommelser som leder till en förstärkning av skattemyndigheter m.m. vilket i sin tur ska leda till ökade skatteintäkter och att åtal sker i större utsträckning ifråga om de centrala ekonomiska brotten (där tullbedrägeri, smuggling och skatteflykt utgör några). Det är också nödvändigt att att öka skattebasen genom att minska nuvarande skatteprivilegier och agera för en högre grad av progressiv beskattning ifråga om inkomstskatter. 2) För det andra, bör de offentliga utgifterna i Centralamerika hanteras på ett mer effektivt sätt. Det förväntas att under perioden 2015-2021 kommer de centralamerikanska länderna att stärka sin planering och uppföljning av hur de offentliga utgifterna används och också hur nyttjandet av dessa påverkar samhällsutvecklingen ; att de kommer att följa utvecklingsmålen och minska klyftan mellan vad som för närvarande investeras och de investeringar som måste göras för att åstadkomma större jämlikhet i samhällena; och genom att underblåsa en hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Samtidigt måste en dialog föras för att diskutera bristen på flexibilitet i utgifterna och deras förhållande till den nuvarande sociala agendan. 3) Centralamerika måste gå mot mot en finanspolitik som fokuserar på hållbarhet och tillräcklighet. De nuvarande strukturella obalanserna i finanspolitiken måste studeras och åtgärdas. Inom de viktigaste obalanserna att åtgärda är den i allt högre grad ökande statsskulden ; både som finansieringsmekanism samt en mekanism för betalningsansvar. Samtidigt kommer den finanspolitiska hållbarheten i de centralamerikanska länderna under de kommande åren vara beroende hur man finner lösningar för att finansiera och bygga upp sociala trygghetssystem. För att uppnå en tillräcklig nivå av offentliga medel, kommer länderna i regionen behöva justera den offentlig finansieringen för att kunna uppnå de utvecklings- och tillväxtmålen som man enats om. 4) Att Centralamerika är en öppnare region, med en befolkning som har större insyn och medbestämmande i skattefrågor. Under de närmaste åren måste ett arbete göras för att förbättra insynen, bekämpa korruptionen och stärka regeringens ansvar gentemot sina medborgare. Därtill krävs institutionella förändringar inom de centralamerikanska offentliga förvaltningarna. Ett stärkande av medborgarna och deras deltagande i skattefrågor kommer att kräva produktion och spridning av mer information och ytterligare institutionella utrymmen (i de verkställande och lagstiftande grenarna av regeringen) för effektiv dialog och reflektion. Det är av avgörande betydelse för medborgarna att ha resurser och möjligheter att effektivt utnyttja sin medverkan och att kräva sina rättigheter och också samtidigt visa respekt avseende sina skattemässiga förpliktelser såsom ett led i socialt kontrakt. Att följa tidigare åtaganden kommer att kräva att kräva ytterligare mobilisering av resurser samt kontinuerliga förbättringar inom förvaltningen och i utvärderingen av resultaten och i institutionell utveckling. Dessa element har alltid varit närvarande i ICEFIs tänkande och strategiska upplägg. Operativa resultat för ICEFI: 1) Att internationella forsknings- och nätverk för fiskala frågor erkänner ICEFI som en regional referenspunkt. ICEFI strävar efter att utveckla kapacitet för att bidra till en mer effektiv kommunikationsstrategi för finanspolitiken; aktivt delta i nätverk och möten i Europa och USA; att vara ledande i finanspolitiska diskussionsnätverk och bidra till ett ökat antal akademiker som delar, tillämpar och sprider synpunkter på en utveckling och finanspolitik som ICEFI delar. 2) en ökad institutionell konsolidering av ICEFI. Denna punkt består i att avancera för att effektivt upprätthålla de processer som ger ICEFI möjlighet att få önskade resultat och finansiell hållbarhet. Detta inkluderar att systematisera processer och resultat baserade på utvärdering; stärka administrativa system och att utveckla humankapitalet; mobilisera medel och diversifiera finansieringskällorna samt att stärka användningen av teknik kopplat till inköp av medieteknik och medieinnovation. This is a core support to ICEFI's activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida has supported ICEFI with core funds since 2005. The support from the bilateral strategy for Guatemala is now finalized since ICEFI is a regional organization. Discussions are held between the new regional strategy for Latinamerica and ICEFI about possible support. Two strategic objectives define ICEFI's work during 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central American region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to that Icefi positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Previously ICEFI had four ambitious and challenging strategic commitments, and two operational results to contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. These were changed after the recommendations from the mid-term review in 2019. Below is described which results have been replaced with what: The first 3 strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. has been replaced with: A: Strengthened the production of information and knowledge, which contributes to the analysis, reflection and proposed tax policy Central American states to promote development democracy of their societies. The 4th strategic result 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. and the 1st operational result 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognise Icefi as a regional reference point. has been replaced with: B: Strengthened the capacity of communication and advocacy for State-civil society dialogue on fiscal policy for development sustainable in Central America. The 2nd operational result: 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. has been replaced by: C: Consolidated the institutional growth (of ICEFI) for secure the sustainability financial, presence and influence on fiscal policy in the countries of the region. Sweden ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 550000 0 550000 -9698 550000 Dev. country based NGOs 550000 Dev. country based NGOs -9697.97 Dev. country based NGOs Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55200014-5520001403 Sweden The support from Sida is intended as a core support to ICEFIs activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida will, however, only support the Institute in 2015-2018 with the agreement expiring in 2019 referring to the rules that govern Sida when the strategy for development cooperation is about to expire. Two strategic objectives define ICEFIs workduring 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central America region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to ICEFI positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Within the framework of the above ICEFI´s work has four strategic commitments, and two operational results contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. Strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. Operational results: 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognize ICEFI as a regional reference point. 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. Stödet från Sida är ämnat att utgå utgår i form av ett kärnstöd till ICEFIs verksamhet för genomförande av institutets strategiska plan 2015-2021. Sida ska dock enbart stödja institutet under 2015-2018 med avtalet som löper ut 2019 hänvisning till regelverket som styr Sida vid ingåendet av i tid längre insatser då strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet är på väg att löpa ut. Två strategiska mål definierar ICEFIs uppdrag under 2015-2021. Det första målet är länkat till kunskapsrelaterad produktion från deras sida av information, studier och analyser som kan verka för hållbarhet, tillräckliga fiskala resurser och utveckling av länderna i den Centralamerikanska regionen. Det andra målet knyter an till att verka för dialog och inklusion i den fiskala politiken, som leder till att ICEFI positionerar sig som en effektiv och pålitlig förändringsagent. Inom ramen av ovanstående konkretiseras ICEFIs arbete i fyra strategiska åtaganden och två operativa resultat som bidrar till uppfylla de nämnda strategiska åtagandena. Strategiska resultat: 1) Att skattesystemen i Centralamerika ska gå mot tillräcklighet i resurser, enkelhet och ökad progressiv beskattning. För att säkerställa att ökningen av de offentliga resurserna inte bara stödjer utvecklingsmål men också verkar för större jämlikhet, kommer det att bli nödvändigt, för perioden 2015-2021, att länderna i regionen verkar för politiska överenskommelser som leder till en förstärkning av skattemyndigheter m.m. vilket i sin tur ska leda till ökade skatteintäkter och att åtal sker i större utsträckning ifråga om de centrala ekonomiska brotten (där tullbedrägeri, smuggling och skatteflykt utgör några). Det är också nödvändigt att att öka skattebasen genom att minska nuvarande skatteprivilegier och agera för en högre grad av progressiv beskattning ifråga om inkomstskatter. 2) För det andra, bör de offentliga utgifterna i Centralamerika hanteras på ett mer effektivt sätt. Det förväntas att under perioden 2015-2021 kommer de centralamerikanska länderna att stärka sin planering och uppföljning av hur de offentliga utgifterna används och också hur nyttjandet av dessa påverkar samhällsutvecklingen ; att de kommer att följa utvecklingsmålen och minska klyftan mellan vad som för närvarande investeras och de investeringar som måste göras för att åstadkomma större jämlikhet i samhällena; och genom att underblåsa en hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Samtidigt måste en dialog föras för att diskutera bristen på flexibilitet i utgifterna och deras förhållande till den nuvarande sociala agendan. 3) Centralamerika måste gå mot mot en finanspolitik som fokuserar på hållbarhet och tillräcklighet. De nuvarande strukturella obalanserna i finanspolitiken måste studeras och åtgärdas. Inom de viktigaste obalanserna att åtgärda är den i allt högre grad ökande statsskulden ; både som finansieringsmekanism samt en mekanism för betalningsansvar. Samtidigt kommer den finanspolitiska hållbarheten i de centralamerikanska länderna under de kommande åren vara beroende hur man finner lösningar för att finansiera och bygga upp sociala trygghetssystem. För att uppnå en tillräcklig nivå av offentliga medel, kommer länderna i regionen behöva justera den offentlig finansieringen för att kunna uppnå de utvecklings- och tillväxtmålen som man enats om. 4) Att Centralamerika är en öppnare region, med en befolkning som har större insyn och medbestämmande i skattefrågor. Under de närmaste åren måste ett arbete göras för att förbättra insynen, bekämpa korruptionen och stärka regeringens ansvar gentemot sina medborgare. Därtill krävs institutionella förändringar inom de centralamerikanska offentliga förvaltningarna. Ett stärkande av medborgarna och deras deltagande i skattefrågor kommer att kräva produktion och spridning av mer information och ytterligare institutionella utrymmen (i de verkställande och lagstiftande grenarna av regeringen) för effektiv dialog och reflektion. Det är av avgörande betydelse för medborgarna att ha resurser och möjligheter att effektivt utnyttja sin medverkan och att kräva sina rättigheter och också samtidigt visa respekt avseende sina skattemässiga förpliktelser såsom ett led i socialt kontrakt. Att följa tidigare åtaganden kommer att kräva att kräva ytterligare mobilisering av resurser samt kontinuerliga förbättringar inom förvaltningen och i utvärderingen av resultaten och i institutionell utveckling. Dessa element har alltid varit närvarande i ICEFIs tänkande och strategiska upplägg. Operativa resultat för ICEFI: 1) Att internationella forsknings- och nätverk för fiskala frågor erkänner ICEFI som en regional referenspunkt. ICEFI strävar efter att utveckla kapacitet för att bidra till en mer effektiv kommunikationsstrategi för finanspolitiken; aktivt delta i nätverk och möten i Europa och USA; att vara ledande i finanspolitiska diskussionsnätverk och bidra till ett ökat antal akademiker som delar, tillämpar och sprider synpunkter på en utveckling och finanspolitik som ICEFI delar. 2) en ökad institutionell konsolidering av ICEFI. Denna punkt består i att avancera för att effektivt upprätthålla de processer som ger ICEFI möjlighet att få önskade resultat och finansiell hållbarhet. Detta inkluderar att systematisera processer och resultat baserade på utvärdering; stärka administrativa system och att utveckla humankapitalet; mobilisera medel och diversifiera finansieringskällorna samt att stärka användningen av teknik kopplat till inköp av medieteknik och medieinnovation. This is a core support to ICEFI's activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida has supported ICEFI with core funds since 2005. The support from the bilateral strategy for Guatemala is now finalized since ICEFI is a regional organization. Discussions are held between the new regional strategy for Latinamerica and ICEFI about possible support. Two strategic objectives define ICEFI's work during 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central American region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to that Icefi positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Previously ICEFI had four ambitious and challenging strategic commitments, and two operational results to contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. These were changed after the recommendations from the mid-term review in 2019. Below is described which results have been replaced with what: The first 3 strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. has been replaced with: A: Strengthened the production of information and knowledge, which contributes to the analysis, reflection and proposed tax policy Central American states to promote development democracy of their societies. The 4th strategic result 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. and the 1st operational result 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognise Icefi as a regional reference point. has been replaced with: B: Strengthened the capacity of communication and advocacy for State-civil society dialogue on fiscal policy for development sustainable in Central America. The 2nd operational result: 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. has been replaced by: C: Consolidated the institutional growth (of ICEFI) for secure the sustainability financial, presence and influence on fiscal policy in the countries of the region. Sweden ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 17.1 - Stärka den inhemska resursmobiliseringen, inklusive genom internationellt stöd till utvecklingsländerna, för att förbättra den inhemska kapaciteten att ta upp skatter och andra intäkter. 17.1 - Strengthen domestic resource mobilization, including through international support to developing countries, to improve domestic capacity for tax and other revenue collection. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5500000 6500000 5500000 6000000 0 5500000 0 0 5500000 0 1000000 6000000 0 0 5500000 0 0 23500000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 5500000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 5500000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 1000000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 5500000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 6000000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-60000001 Sweden The purpose is to have a call process that is coordinated with the Swedish Research Council's regular call in 2016 and that there will be three-year interdisciplinary grants for applied research on resilience linked to the environment, climate, humanitarian disasters and crises that can be climate, nature and conflict related. The funding will come partly from the Swedish Research Council's regular budget for development research and will total SEK 15 million and Formas has decided to contribute SEK 15 million. GECO intends to set aside SEK 27 million, which gives a total budget of SEK 57 million, which means that GECO contributes 47.8% of the proposed total budget in order to secure a focus on low and lower middle-income countries in the Sahel, the Horn of Africa and the South and Southeast Asia is maintained. The call round means that each winning project grant can receive a maximum of SEK 2 million over three years, ie. in total max 6 MSEK. This means that project proposals within the framework of the planned call must be relevant to sustainability and resilience linked to climate and environmental change in a poverty perspective, where gender, democracy and human rights as well as conflict sensitivity can be important aspects. The Swedish Research Council has prepared guidelines for assessing scientific quality. Sida intends to have close contact with the Swedish Research Council to ensure that the reporting requirements are met, especially in connection with steering group meetings and follow-up meetings. Klimat och miljöförändringar drabbar oftast befolkningen i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer hårdast, särskilt hårt brukar de fattigaste drabbas. Konsekvenserna av extrem torka och översvämningar har en inverkan på biodiversiteten och de globala ekosystemen vilket i sin tur påverkar livsmedelstryggheten för fattiga människor på ett negativt sätt. Att ta fram ny kunskap kring uthållighet och resiliens är därför av största vikt. Av betydelse är också att forskning inom området genomförs i och av forskare i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer för att identifiera relevanta problemområden för att stärka ländernas kapacitet att med kunskap hantera utmaningarna. Sida är sedan 2014 med i Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) tillsammans med Rockefeller Foundation och USAID i syfte att lyfta fram kunskap om resiliensområdet på en global nivå, med särskilt fokus på länder i Sahel, Afrikas Horn och Syd-och Sydostasien. Det bedöms att ett stöd till Vetenskapsrådet för utlysningar i konkurrens inom resiliens är ett bra komplement till de utlysningar som genomförs inom GRP då det finns god grundkompetens och intresse i Sverige kring resiliensfrågan och att utbyten kommer att ske med olika forskare och etablerade institutioner i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer. Syftet är att ha en utlysningsprocess som är samordnad med Vetenskapsrådets ordinarie utlysing 2016 och att det ska vara treåriga tvärvetenskapliga anslag till tillämpad forskning kring resiliens kopplat till miljö, klimat, humanitära katastrofer och kriser som kan vara både klimat, natur och konfliktrelaterade. Vetenskapsrådet kommer att ansvara för hantering av ansökningsprocessen liksom den vetenskapliga bedömningen och relevansen i förhållande till utlysningen genom att fatta beslut utifrån rekommendationer från en expertpanel. Styrgruppen som består av representanter för Sida, Vetenskapsrådet och Formas utser expertpanelen. Utlysningen kommer beräknas starta under april månad och stänga i maj 2016. Beslut kommer att fattas senare under sommaren alternativt tidig höst om hur många projektförslag som motsvarar de uppsatta villkoren i utlysningtexten. De första finansiella bidragen bedöms kunna betalas ut i december 2016. Tre utbetalningar till Vetenskapsrådet är planerade. Varje projektansökan måste ha en huvudsökande, en enskild forskare som också är projektledare och vetenskapligt ansvarig för projektet. Huvudsökande måste vara aktiv i projektet motsvarande minst 20 procent av en heltidsanställning. För den här utlysningen krävs också minst en medverkande forskare verksam vid ett lärosäte eller motsvarande i ett låg eller lägre medelinkomstland som också måste vara aktiv i projektet minst 20 procent av en heltid. Medverkan av yngre forkare är också ett krav. Till det kan varje projektansökan ha flera medverkande forskare som kan vara svenska eller utländska forskare, och som kommer ha en avgörande roll för den föreslagna forskningens genomförande. Utlysningsrundan innebär att varje vinnande projektbidrag kan få max 2 MSEK under tre år, dvs. totalt max 6 MSEK. De forskningsprojekt som kommer få finansiering inom utlysningen ska uppfylla krav på hög vetenskaplig kvalitet och vara relevanta för utlysningens problemområde, vilket är de bedömningskriterier som kommer att användas av den granskande panelen. En slututvärdering är inplanerad för att kunna bidra och kommunicera kring uppnådda resultat och erfarenheter till GRP. Insatsen "Sustainability and Resilience - Tackling environmental and climate changes (SaR)" syftar till att minska sårbarhet samt stärka uthållighet och resiliens inför klimat- och miljöförändringar i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer, inklusive länder i Sahel, på Afrikas Horn samt i Syd- och Sydostasien, genom att utveckla kapaciteten i länderna att med forskningsbaserad kunskap hantera utmaningarna, bland annat genom den policypåverkan resultaten förväntas uppnå. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Environmental research General Environment Protection Under 2016 genomförde Vetenskapsrådet, Sida och Formas en gemensam utlysning inom resiliensforskning. Totalt inkom 106 ansökningar och 10 forskningsprojekt beviljades för utlysningen Sustainability and Resilience - Tackling environmental and climate changes (SaR)" som syftar till att öka den institutionella kapaciteten i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer att med kunskap hantera de utmaningar som miljö- och klimatförändringarna medför, vilket på sikt ska bidra till att minska sårbarheten och stärka ländernas uthållighet och resiliens. Forskningsbidragen är treåriga tvärvetenskapliga anslag till forskarteam bestående av forskare från både svenska universitet och i utvecklingsländer. Utlysningen styrs av en givargemensam styrgrupp där representanter från Vetenskapsrådet, Sida och Formas ingår. De 10 vinnande forskarteamen påbörjade under 2017 genomförandet av sina forskningsprojekt. Ett startseminarium där forskarteamen deltog tillsammans med givare och andra intressenter hölls i Lund 6-7 mars 2017. Startseminariet syftade till att stärka forskningsprojekten, särskilt vad gäller integrering av jämställdhet och tillämpbarhet, samt att kommunicera kring utlysningen och skapa förutsättningar för kunskapsutbyte och lärande mellan forskarteamen. En djupgående analys av utlysningen har vidare genomförts, där det visat sig att de beviljade ansökningarna är både relevanta och håller hög forskningskvalitet. Även om de flesta resultat på output-nivå uppnåddes tidigt fanns det enligt den strategiska utvärderingen av Sidas globala challenge funds som publicerades 2018 få bevis för resultat på outcome- och impact-nivå samt gällandehållbarhet, då det ligger i forskningens natur att resultat först kan uppmätas efter lång tid. De tillfredsställande resultaten från utlysningen låg till grund för att ytterligare en utlysning genomfördes under 2018 (SaR 2.0), denna gång med finansiering från Forsk. Forte har tillkommit som finansiär till SaR 2.0, vilket innebär ett uniktpartnerskap och samskapande mellan fyra svenska myndigheter. Under 2019 påbörjades arbete med att stärka jämställdhetsintegreringen i forskningsprojekten för att stärka genomslag och hållbarhet inom SaR. Sida har också genomgående fortsatt att driva vikten av samskapande/tillämpbarhet, genomslag ochspridning av resultat i dialog med styrgruppen. Ett slutseminarium genomfördes i Stockholm 2-3 december 2020 där forskarteamen presenterade indikativa resultat av sina forskningsprojekt. En stor andel av projekten lyfte fram samskapande, deltagande processer och tillämpad forskning som en avgörande del av deras arbete samt att stortfokus lagts på att uppnå policypåverkan och att nå slutanvändare samt andra intressenter. Genomslag vad gäller jämställdhet och fattigdomsbekämpning framkom dock inte lika tydligt, även om dessa aspekter uppgavs vara integrerade i flertalet projekt. En slututvärdering av SaR 1 genomfördes sedermera under hösten 2020 av KPMG, där indikativa resultat som presenterades under slutseminariet visar på att de flesta forskningsprojekten har tillämpat deltagande/samskapande processer i stor uträckning, kapacitetsutveckling av unga forskare har ägt rum även om detta varit mindre förekommande i partnerländerna där det inte var ett krav, forskarteamen har haft god genderbalans dock i mindre utsträckning i partnerländerna, och de flesta projekten lyfter fram relevanta och praktiskt tillämpbara rekommendationer för policypåverkan. De preliminära resultaten visar också på att Sida haft en avgörande roll i att stärka genomslaget och tillämpbarheten av forskningen inom SaR genom att driva på för ökad jämställdhetsintegrering, fattigdomsminskning, policypåverkan och samskapande processer. Utvärderarna rekommenderar Sida att fortsätta med detta arbete då "cross fertilisation between research and the development cooperation approaches in SaR are extremely productive" och att Sida i en eventuell ny fas av programmet "could provide substantive inputs to research calls from Vetenskapsrådet och Formas (and possibly other research partners) and participate in their steering". Sida föreslås också vara ledande i en eventuell uppföljande fas i att fånga upp mer mogna forskningsprojekt för vidare uppskalning. VRs bedömning av SaR I visar på att aktiviteter och resultat för den aktuella rapporteringsperioden fortfarande överensstämmer väl med resultatramverket. Den oberoende utvärderingen av utlysningen konstaterade att finansiärernas respektive mål med utlysningen i stort sett hade uppnåtts (ur utvärderingen): (a) Innovativ, tvärvetenskapligt arbete hade genomförts om centrala frågor gällande hållbarhet och resiliens (b) Möjligheter för unga forskare att etablera en karriär inom forskningsfältet hade skapats (c) Forskningen adresserade praktiska problem och åtgärder i en låginkomst och lägre medelinkomstkontext, med starkt fokus på fattigdomsbekämpning (d) Genusaspekter hade i de flesta fall adresserats, nåde i styrning av projekten och i fråga om forskningsfrågor och metodval och (e) Jämlika partnerskap hade utvecklats mellan svenska grupper och forskare i låginkomst eller lägre medelinkomstländer, med betydande kompetensutveckling som följd, särskilt hos de senare. Totalt har 38 sakkunniggranskade artiklar publicerats i vetenskapliga tidskrifter. De enskilda projekten rapporterar mellan 3 och 8 artiklar vardera. Konferensbidrag, översiktsartiklar och bokkapitel är resultat utöver publicerade vetenskapliga artiklar. Eftersom publicering ofta tar tid kan ytterligare publikationer förväntas tillkomma. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-60000001-6000000101 Sweden The purpose is to have a call process that is coordinated with the Swedish Research Council's regular call in 2016 and that there will be three-year interdisciplinary grants for applied research on resilience linked to the environment, climate, humanitarian disasters and crises that can be climate, nature and conflict related. The funding will come partly from the Swedish Research Council's regular budget for development research and will total SEK 15 million and Formas has decided to contribute SEK 15 million. GECO intends to set aside SEK 27 million, which gives a total budget of SEK 57 million, which means that GECO contributes 47.8% of the proposed total budget in order to secure a focus on low and lower middle-income countries in the Sahel, the Horn of Africa and the South and Southeast Asia is maintained. The call round means that each winning project grant can receive a maximum of SEK 2 million over three years, ie. in total max 6 MSEK. This means that project proposals within the framework of the planned call must be relevant to sustainability and resilience linked to climate and environmental change in a poverty perspective, where gender, democracy and human rights as well as conflict sensitivity can be important aspects. The Swedish Research Council has prepared guidelines for assessing scientific quality. Sida intends to have close contact with the Swedish Research Council to ensure that the reporting requirements are met, especially in connection with steering group meetings and follow-up meetings. Klimat och miljöförändringar drabbar oftast befolkningen i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer hårdast, särskilt hårt brukar de fattigaste drabbas. Konsekvenserna av extrem torka och översvämningar har en inverkan på biodiversiteten och de globala ekosystemen vilket i sin tur påverkar livsmedelstryggheten för fattiga människor på ett negativt sätt. Att ta fram ny kunskap kring uthållighet och resiliens är därför av största vikt. Av betydelse är också att forskning inom området genomförs i och av forskare i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer för att identifiera relevanta problemområden för att stärka ländernas kapacitet att med kunskap hantera utmaningarna. Sida är sedan 2014 med i Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) tillsammans med Rockefeller Foundation och USAID i syfte att lyfta fram kunskap om resiliensområdet på en global nivå, med särskilt fokus på länder i Sahel, Afrikas Horn och Syd-och Sydostasien. Det bedöms att ett stöd till Vetenskapsrådet för utlysningar i konkurrens inom resiliens är ett bra komplement till de utlysningar som genomförs inom GRP då det finns god grundkompetens och intresse i Sverige kring resiliensfrågan och att utbyten kommer att ske med olika forskare och etablerade institutioner i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer. Syftet är att ha en utlysningsprocess som är samordnad med Vetenskapsrådets ordinarie utlysing 2016 och att det ska vara treåriga tvärvetenskapliga anslag till tillämpad forskning kring resiliens kopplat till miljö, klimat, humanitära katastrofer och kriser som kan vara både klimat, natur och konfliktrelaterade. Vetenskapsrådet kommer att ansvara för hantering av ansökningsprocessen liksom den vetenskapliga bedömningen och relevansen i förhållande till utlysningen genom att fatta beslut utifrån rekommendationer från en expertpanel. Styrgruppen som består av representanter för Sida, Vetenskapsrådet och Formas utser expertpanelen. Utlysningen kommer beräknas starta under april månad och stänga i maj 2016. Beslut kommer att fattas senare under sommaren alternativt tidig höst om hur många projektförslag som motsvarar de uppsatta villkoren i utlysningtexten. De första finansiella bidragen bedöms kunna betalas ut i december 2016. Tre utbetalningar till Vetenskapsrådet är planerade. Varje projektansökan måste ha en huvudsökande, en enskild forskare som också är projektledare och vetenskapligt ansvarig för projektet. Huvudsökande måste vara aktiv i projektet motsvarande minst 20 procent av en heltidsanställning. För den här utlysningen krävs också minst en medverkande forskare verksam vid ett lärosäte eller motsvarande i ett låg eller lägre medelinkomstland som också måste vara aktiv i projektet minst 20 procent av en heltid. Medverkan av yngre forkare är också ett krav. Till det kan varje projektansökan ha flera medverkande forskare som kan vara svenska eller utländska forskare, och som kommer ha en avgörande roll för den föreslagna forskningens genomförande. Utlysningsrundan innebär att varje vinnande projektbidrag kan få max 2 MSEK under tre år, dvs. totalt max 6 MSEK. De forskningsprojekt som kommer få finansiering inom utlysningen ska uppfylla krav på hög vetenskaplig kvalitet och vara relevanta för utlysningens problemområde, vilket är de bedömningskriterier som kommer att användas av den granskande panelen. En slututvärdering är inplanerad för att kunna bidra och kommunicera kring uppnådda resultat och erfarenheter till GRP. Insatsen "Sustainability and Resilience - Tackling environmental and climate changes (SaR)" syftar till att minska sårbarhet samt stärka uthållighet och resiliens inför klimat- och miljöförändringar i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer, inklusive länder i Sahel, på Afrikas Horn samt i Syd- och Sydostasien, genom att utveckla kapaciteten i länderna att med forskningsbaserad kunskap hantera utmaningarna, bland annat genom den policypåverkan resultaten förväntas uppnå. Sweden Vetenskapsrådet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Vetenskapsrådet 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 10000000 0 -7000000 7000000 7000000 -10000000 0 10000000 10000000 0 -10000000 10000000 0 17000000 Vetenskapsrådet 7000000 Vetenskapsrådet 10000000 Vetenskapsrådet SE-0-SE-6-60000001-6000000102 Sweden The purpose is to have a call process that is coordinated with the Swedish Research Council's regular call in 2016 and that there will be three-year interdisciplinary grants for applied research on resilience linked to the environment, climate, humanitarian disasters and crises that can be climate, nature and conflict related. The funding will come partly from the Swedish Research Council's regular budget for development research and will total SEK 15 million and Formas has decided to contribute SEK 15 million. GECO intends to set aside SEK 27 million, which gives a total budget of SEK 57 million, which means that GECO contributes 47.8% of the proposed total budget in order to secure a focus on low and lower middle-income countries in the Sahel, the Horn of Africa and the South and Southeast Asia is maintained. The call round means that each winning project grant can receive a maximum of SEK 2 million over three years, ie. in total max 6 MSEK. This means that project proposals within the framework of the planned call must be relevant to sustainability and resilience linked to climate and environmental change in a poverty perspective, where gender, democracy and human rights as well as conflict sensitivity can be important aspects. The Swedish Research Council has prepared guidelines for assessing scientific quality. Sida intends to have close contact with the Swedish Research Council to ensure that the reporting requirements are met, especially in connection with steering group meetings and follow-up meetings. Klimat och miljöförändringar drabbar oftast befolkningen i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer hårdast, särskilt hårt brukar de fattigaste drabbas. Konsekvenserna av extrem torka och översvämningar har en inverkan på biodiversiteten och de globala ekosystemen vilket i sin tur påverkar livsmedelstryggheten för fattiga människor på ett negativt sätt. Att ta fram ny kunskap kring uthållighet och resiliens är därför av största vikt. Av betydelse är också att forskning inom området genomförs i och av forskare i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer för att identifiera relevanta problemområden för att stärka ländernas kapacitet att med kunskap hantera utmaningarna. Sida är sedan 2014 med i Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) tillsammans med Rockefeller Foundation och USAID i syfte att lyfta fram kunskap om resiliensområdet på en global nivå, med särskilt fokus på länder i Sahel, Afrikas Horn och Syd-och Sydostasien. Det bedöms att ett stöd till Vetenskapsrådet för utlysningar i konkurrens inom resiliens är ett bra komplement till de utlysningar som genomförs inom GRP då det finns god grundkompetens och intresse i Sverige kring resiliensfrågan och att utbyten kommer att ske med olika forskare och etablerade institutioner i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer. Syftet är att ha en utlysningsprocess som är samordnad med Vetenskapsrådets ordinarie utlysing 2016 och att det ska vara treåriga tvärvetenskapliga anslag till tillämpad forskning kring resiliens kopplat till miljö, klimat, humanitära katastrofer och kriser som kan vara både klimat, natur och konfliktrelaterade. Vetenskapsrådet kommer att ansvara för hantering av ansökningsprocessen liksom den vetenskapliga bedömningen och relevansen i förhållande till utlysningen genom att fatta beslut utifrån rekommendationer från en expertpanel. Styrgruppen som består av representanter för Sida, Vetenskapsrådet och Formas utser expertpanelen. Utlysningen kommer beräknas starta under april månad och stänga i maj 2016. Beslut kommer att fattas senare under sommaren alternativt tidig höst om hur många projektförslag som motsvarar de uppsatta villkoren i utlysningtexten. De första finansiella bidragen bedöms kunna betalas ut i december 2016. Tre utbetalningar till Vetenskapsrådet är planerade. Varje projektansökan måste ha en huvudsökande, en enskild forskare som också är projektledare och vetenskapligt ansvarig för projektet. Huvudsökande måste vara aktiv i projektet motsvarande minst 20 procent av en heltidsanställning. För den här utlysningen krävs också minst en medverkande forskare verksam vid ett lärosäte eller motsvarande i ett låg eller lägre medelinkomstland som också måste vara aktiv i projektet minst 20 procent av en heltid. Medverkan av yngre forkare är också ett krav. Till det kan varje projektansökan ha flera medverkande forskare som kan vara svenska eller utländska forskare, och som kommer ha en avgörande roll för den föreslagna forskningens genomförande. Utlysningsrundan innebär att varje vinnande projektbidrag kan få max 2 MSEK under tre år, dvs. totalt max 6 MSEK. De forskningsprojekt som kommer få finansiering inom utlysningen ska uppfylla krav på hög vetenskaplig kvalitet och vara relevanta för utlysningens problemområde, vilket är de bedömningskriterier som kommer att användas av den granskande panelen. En slututvärdering är inplanerad för att kunna bidra och kommunicera kring uppnådda resultat och erfarenheter till GRP. Insatsen "Sustainability and Resilience - Tackling environmental and climate changes (SaR)" syftar till att minska sårbarhet samt stärka uthållighet och resiliens inför klimat- och miljöförändringar i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer, inklusive länder i Sahel, på Afrikas Horn samt i Syd- och Sydostasien, genom att utveckla kapaciteten i länderna att med forskningsbaserad kunskap hantera utmaningarna, bland annat genom den policypåverkan resultaten förväntas uppnå. Sweden Vetenskapsrådet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Vetenskapsrådet 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 Vetenskapsrådet 10000000 Vetenskapsrådet SE-0-SE-6-60000001-6000000104 Sweden The purpose is to have a call process that is coordinated with the Swedish Research Council's regular call in 2016 and that there will be three-year interdisciplinary grants for applied research on resilience linked to the environment, climate, humanitarian disasters and crises that can be climate, nature and conflict related. The funding will come partly from the Swedish Research Council's regular budget for development research and will total SEK 15 million and Formas has decided to contribute SEK 15 million. GECO intends to set aside SEK 27 million, which gives a total budget of SEK 57 million, which means that GECO contributes 47.8% of the proposed total budget in order to secure a focus on low and lower middle-income countries in the Sahel, the Horn of Africa and the South and Southeast Asia is maintained. The call round means that each winning project grant can receive a maximum of SEK 2 million over three years, ie. in total max 6 MSEK. This means that project proposals within the framework of the planned call must be relevant to sustainability and resilience linked to climate and environmental change in a poverty perspective, where gender, democracy and human rights as well as conflict sensitivity can be important aspects. The Swedish Research Council has prepared guidelines for assessing scientific quality. Sida intends to have close contact with the Swedish Research Council to ensure that the reporting requirements are met, especially in connection with steering group meetings and follow-up meetings. Klimat och miljöförändringar drabbar oftast befolkningen i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer hårdast, särskilt hårt brukar de fattigaste drabbas. Konsekvenserna av extrem torka och översvämningar har en inverkan på biodiversiteten och de globala ekosystemen vilket i sin tur påverkar livsmedelstryggheten för fattiga människor på ett negativt sätt. Att ta fram ny kunskap kring uthållighet och resiliens är därför av största vikt. Av betydelse är också att forskning inom området genomförs i och av forskare i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer för att identifiera relevanta problemområden för att stärka ländernas kapacitet att med kunskap hantera utmaningarna. Sida är sedan 2014 med i Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) tillsammans med Rockefeller Foundation och USAID i syfte att lyfta fram kunskap om resiliensområdet på en global nivå, med särskilt fokus på länder i Sahel, Afrikas Horn och Syd-och Sydostasien. Det bedöms att ett stöd till Vetenskapsrådet för utlysningar i konkurrens inom resiliens är ett bra komplement till de utlysningar som genomförs inom GRP då det finns god grundkompetens och intresse i Sverige kring resiliensfrågan och att utbyten kommer att ske med olika forskare och etablerade institutioner i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer. Syftet är att ha en utlysningsprocess som är samordnad med Vetenskapsrådets ordinarie utlysing 2016 och att det ska vara treåriga tvärvetenskapliga anslag till tillämpad forskning kring resiliens kopplat till miljö, klimat, humanitära katastrofer och kriser som kan vara både klimat, natur och konfliktrelaterade. Vetenskapsrådet kommer att ansvara för hantering av ansökningsprocessen liksom den vetenskapliga bedömningen och relevansen i förhållande till utlysningen genom att fatta beslut utifrån rekommendationer från en expertpanel. Styrgruppen som består av representanter för Sida, Vetenskapsrådet och Formas utser expertpanelen. Utlysningen kommer beräknas starta under april månad och stänga i maj 2016. Beslut kommer att fattas senare under sommaren alternativt tidig höst om hur många projektförslag som motsvarar de uppsatta villkoren i utlysningtexten. De första finansiella bidragen bedöms kunna betalas ut i december 2016. Tre utbetalningar till Vetenskapsrådet är planerade. Varje projektansökan måste ha en huvudsökande, en enskild forskare som också är projektledare och vetenskapligt ansvarig för projektet. Huvudsökande måste vara aktiv i projektet motsvarande minst 20 procent av en heltidsanställning. För den här utlysningen krävs också minst en medverkande forskare verksam vid ett lärosäte eller motsvarande i ett låg eller lägre medelinkomstland som också måste vara aktiv i projektet minst 20 procent av en heltid. Medverkan av yngre forkare är också ett krav. Till det kan varje projektansökan ha flera medverkande forskare som kan vara svenska eller utländska forskare, och som kommer ha en avgörande roll för den föreslagna forskningens genomförande. Utlysningsrundan innebär att varje vinnande projektbidrag kan få max 2 MSEK under tre år, dvs. totalt max 6 MSEK. De forskningsprojekt som kommer få finansiering inom utlysningen ska uppfylla krav på hög vetenskaplig kvalitet och vara relevanta för utlysningens problemområde, vilket är de bedömningskriterier som kommer att användas av den granskande panelen. En slututvärdering är inplanerad för att kunna bidra och kommunicera kring uppnådda resultat och erfarenheter till GRP. Insatsen "Sustainability and Resilience - Tackling environmental and climate changes (SaR)" syftar till att minska sårbarhet samt stärka uthållighet och resiliens inför klimat- och miljöförändringar i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer, inklusive länder i Sahel, på Afrikas Horn samt i Syd- och Sydostasien, genom att utveckla kapaciteten i länderna att med forskningsbaserad kunskap hantera utmaningarna, bland annat genom den policypåverkan resultaten förväntas uppnå. Sweden Vetenskapsrådet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Vetenskapsrådet 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -298520 -298520 -298520 Vetenskapsrådet -298520 Vetenskapsrådet Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-61050022 Sweden The Forest&Farm Facility is a mechanism for funding and capacity building to stimulate and strengthen farmers organizations and active multi-stakeholder participation in forest and farm-related policy dialogues. A development of the former NFP-Facility and Growing Forest Partnerships, it's more oriented towards cross-sectoral cooperation, local rights holders, gender equity and income creation. The Forest&Farm Facility (FFF) är en mekanism för finansiering och kapacitetsbyggande med syfte att stärka producentorganisationer o brett deltagande i skogs- o lantbruksrelaterad politisk dialog o samråd. FFF är en utveckling av de tidigare NFP-Facility och Growing Forest Partnership, men mer inriktad på tvärsektor-samarbete, lokala brukare/rättighetsinnehavare, jämställdhet och inkomstskapande åtgärder. This intervention aims to strengthen Forest and Farm Producer Organizations (FFPOs), as they are identified as important drivers of change for inclusive local development and natural resources governance, and an important but neglected part of the private sector. FFF intends to increase FFPO’s capacity to organize and to participate in local, regional and national level policy dialogues and decision-making processes, as well as enhance FFPO’s skills, market access and negotiation power. As a result, smallholder, women, community and Indigenous People's groups have improved income and food security from sustainable forest and farm management. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Forestry development Forestry The main result of the contribution is the strengthened organizational capacity which facilitates joint decision making, with results both in increased income and investment, increased resilience and greater participation as well as improved communication with local auhorities and other actors. The contribution consists of three pillars, and some of the key results corresponding to the three pillars will be described individually below.   Pillar 1: to strengthen smallholder, women, community and Indigenous People’s producer organizations for business, livelihoods and policy engagement FFF has managed to scale up organisations that consist of, or give support to, FFPO businesses in value chain cluster. Considerable effort was put into strengthening the internal organizational management of FFPOs. New businesses organisations have improved income generation for people covered by pillar 1, and women’s leadership in business has been strengthened. Diversification of income has generated more options, higher prices and larger profits. A business school for other FFPOs has been developed as well. In numbers, FAO reports having provided direct support to 947 FFPOs, covering a total of 30 million members of forest and farm producers. 279 FFPO business plans have been completed, 262 businesses have been diversified or added value and 158 have gained access to new finance (contributing to sustainability in the long term). Pillar 2: to catalyze multi-sectoral policy platforms with governments at local and national levels Nested multi-sectoral policy platforms have achieved policy change at multiple levels, forest land tenure rights have been secured, financial incentive programs have been catalyzed and greater awareness of production issues for FFPOs have been widely spread. New legislation has been approved to advance problematic sectors, and new structures in support of FFPOs have been created. Forest and form product businesses are now actively promoted and nurtured to a larger extent than before. By the numbers, FAO reports having established 51 policy platforms, 33 changes in policies and regulations to the benefit of FFPOs, 100 MUSD of new incentive programmes for FFPOs businesses and 114 new community forests recognized. Pillar 3: to link local voices and learning to the global arena through participatory process, communication and information sharing. The contribution has increased reach beyond FFF core partner countries in communicating the importance of strengthening FFPOs, and has contributed to developing common regional and global policy messages. Examples of FFPOs in action has enhanced the understanding and value of family forestry and these messages and capacities were enhanced through strong networks. During the five years, more than 50 substantial knowledge products were also produced and distributed, such as brochures, briefings, books and toolkits. Spanning all three pillars, concrete examples include Bolivian FFPO producers of coffee, cacao and Amazon receiving government funds, establishing a Guatemalan rural business school of agroforestry with capacity for 90 students, the Farm Forestry Smallholder Producers Association of Kenya joining the Kenya National Farmers Federation with 2,2 million members, strengthening their voice, and round table discussions at commune, district and provincial levels in Vietnam, which included government representatives and resulted in policies that enable collective forest businesses. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050022-6105002201 Sweden The Forest&Farm Facility is a mechanism for funding and capacity building to stimulate and strengthen farmers organizations and active multi-stakeholder participation in forest and farm-related policy dialogues. A development of the former NFP-Facility and Growing Forest Partnerships, it's more oriented towards cross-sectoral cooperation, local rights holders, gender equity and income creation. The Forest&Farm Facility (FFF) är en mekanism för finansiering och kapacitetsbyggande med syfte att stärka producentorganisationer o brett deltagande i skogs- o lantbruksrelaterad politisk dialog o samråd. FFF är en utveckling av de tidigare NFP-Facility och Growing Forest Partnership, men mer inriktad på tvärsektor-samarbete, lokala brukare/rättighetsinnehavare, jämställdhet och inkomstskapande åtgärder. This intervention aims to strengthen Forest and Farm Producer Organizations (FFPOs), as they are identified as important drivers of change for inclusive local development and natural resources governance, and an important but neglected part of the private sector. FFF intends to increase FFPO’s capacity to organize and to participate in local, regional and national level policy dialogues and decision-making processes, as well as enhance FFPO’s skills, market access and negotiation power. As a result, smallholder, women, community and Indigenous People's groups have improved income and food security from sustainable forest and farm management. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 14900000 10000000 10600000 7000000 10000000 0 10000000 7000000 14900000 -10600000 0 10600000 10600000 7000000 -7000000 52500000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 4900000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 0 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10600000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 7000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization SE-0-SE-6-61050022-6105002202 Sweden The Forest&Farm Facility is a mechanism for funding and capacity building to stimulate and strengthen farmers organizations and active multi-stakeholder participation in forest and farm-related policy dialogues. A development of the former NFP-Facility and Growing Forest Partnerships, it's more oriented towards cross-sectoral cooperation, local rights holders, gender equity and income creation. The Forest&Farm Facility (FFF) är en mekanism för finansiering och kapacitetsbyggande med syfte att stärka producentorganisationer o brett deltagande i skogs- o lantbruksrelaterad politisk dialog o samråd. FFF är en utveckling av de tidigare NFP-Facility och Growing Forest Partnership, men mer inriktad på tvärsektor-samarbete, lokala brukare/rättighetsinnehavare, jämställdhet och inkomstskapande åtgärder. This intervention aims to strengthen Forest and Farm Producer Organizations (FFPOs), as they are identified as important drivers of change for inclusive local development and natural resources governance, and an important but neglected part of the private sector. FFF intends to increase FFPO’s capacity to organize and to participate in local, regional and national level policy dialogues and decision-making processes, as well as enhance FFPO’s skills, market access and negotiation power. As a result, smallholder, women, community and Indigenous People's groups have improved income and food security from sustainable forest and farm management. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization SE-0-SE-6-61050022-6105002204 Sweden The Forest&Farm Facility is a mechanism for funding and capacity building to stimulate and strengthen farmers organizations and active multi-stakeholder participation in forest and farm-related policy dialogues. A development of the former NFP-Facility and Growing Forest Partnerships, it's more oriented towards cross-sectoral cooperation, local rights holders, gender equity and income creation. The Forest&Farm Facility (FFF) är en mekanism för finansiering och kapacitetsbyggande med syfte att stärka producentorganisationer o brett deltagande i skogs- o lantbruksrelaterad politisk dialog o samråd. FFF är en utveckling av de tidigare NFP-Facility och Growing Forest Partnership, men mer inriktad på tvärsektor-samarbete, lokala brukare/rättighetsinnehavare, jämställdhet och inkomstskapande åtgärder. This intervention aims to strengthen Forest and Farm Producer Organizations (FFPOs), as they are identified as important drivers of change for inclusive local development and natural resources governance, and an important but neglected part of the private sector. FFF intends to increase FFPO’s capacity to organize and to participate in local, regional and national level policy dialogues and decision-making processes, as well as enhance FFPO’s skills, market access and negotiation power. As a result, smallholder, women, community and Indigenous People's groups have improved income and food security from sustainable forest and farm management. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 15.b - Mobilize significant resources from all sources and at all levels to finance sustainable forest management and provide adequate incentives to developing countries to advance such management, including for conservation and reforestation. 15.b - Mobilisera betydande resurser från alla källor och på alla nivåer för att finansiera hållbart brukande av skogar och ge utvecklingsländerna lämpliga incitament att utveckla ett sådant bruk, inklusive för bevarande och återbeskogning. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -773964 -773963.74 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened ownership and tenure rights for land and natural resources Stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050034 Sweden The UNDP Water Governance Program (WGP) aims towards assisting countries improve water governance, building capacities and mainstreaming effective water resources management, water supply and sanitation policy at different levels - local, national, regional and global.The support includes earlier UNDP CapNet programme. Denna beredning avser ett stöd till UNDPs Strategi för Water & Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) 2014-17. Totalt avtalsbelopp med Sida för perioden är 121 miljoner kronor och hela strategin är på 148 miljoner USD (1 milijard kronor) inklusive andra givares, främst GEFs stöd, men exclusive regeringars medfinansiering . Verksamheternas fokus ligger fortsatt på stödjandet av vattensektorreformer och stärkandet av sektorförvaltning (governance) vad gäller vattenresursförvaltning, dricksvattenförsörjning, sanitet samt hygien genom etablerade mekanismer, kanaler och program såsom WGF, GoAL-WaSH och Shared Waters Partnership. Sidas bedömning är att planerade verksamheter och aktiviteter kommer att kunna genomföras som planerat och i enlighet med uppsatta mål och förväntade resultat i UNDPs strategi. Den valda finansieringsformen är ett icke-öronmärkt programbaserat (PBA) gåvobistånd. Koordinering sker dels genom ett årligt möte samt i direkt dialog med UNDP. Uppföljning kommer, förutom genom årsgenomgångar, att ske i form av bedömning av narrativa och finansiella rapporter och annat relevant material som tas fram av programmet. UNDPs Water and Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) är ett paraply-program som omfattar ett större antal mer eller mindre sammanlänkade projekt och program med fokus på vattenresursförvaltning av såväl sötvatten som marina områden. Varje delprojekt har aktiviter antingen på lokal, nationell, regional eller global nivå. Målet med WOGP är att hjälpa länder att uppnå en integrerad, klimatresilient, hållbar förvaltning av vattenresurser vilket i sin tur bidrar till fattigdomsminskning och utveckling. WOGP är ett mycket omfattande program med mer än 400 miljoner dollar i budget varav det mesta kommer från gröna miljöfonden GEF. Det är ett av de större, globala programmen som bidrar till UNDPs vatten- och marina mål i sin Strategic Plan. WOGP ger samtidigt viktiga bidrag till SDG-målen 6 (rent vatten och sanitet) och 14 (hav och marina resurser). Dess fokus på förvaltning och gränsöverskridande samarbete för skydd av vatten- och marina resurser, samt tillhörande samhällstjänster, innebär att WOGP ligger i linje med mycket av ansatsen i Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. Sida bidrog under perioden 2014-2021 med totalt 165 000 000 SEK i icke-öronmärkt programstöd till WOGP. Sidas stöd utgjorde därmed endats en mindre del av WOGP. Eftersom stödet var icke-öronmärkt har Sida inte bidragit till några enskilda, specifika resultat. Istället kan Sidas bidrag sägas ha bidragit till samtliga resultat inom WOGP. WOGP fortsätter som program även efter att denna insats avslutats. WOGP-aktiviteter får även fortsatt finansiering från Sida men under det större miljöprogrammet Sida samarbetar med UNDP om, vilket omfattar flera tematiska områden förutom vatten. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Armenia Bosnia and Herzegovina Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Bhutan Costa Rica Ecuador Ethiopia Gabon Indonesia India Iraq Jordan Kyrgyzstan Cambodia Comoros (the) Kazakhstan Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Liberia Madagascar Mali Niger (the) Nigeria Philippines (the) Pakistan Palau Paraguay Serbia Chad Togo Tajikistan Viet Nam Developing countries, unspecified Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation WOGP har under perioden 2014-2021 levererat en mängd resultat, fördelat över fem olika rogramområden. Dessa resultat är releventa för framför allt två mål i strategin för globala miljöprogram 2022-2026. Nedan anges några exempel på dessa resultat, under respektive strategimål och ytterligare indelade enligt WOGP fem programområden. Vissa av WOGPs programområden är relevant för båda strategimålen och redovisningen blir därmed något överlappande. Strategimål: ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem WOGP programområde: klimat-resilient tillgång till vatten och sanitet De flesta av WOGP-aktivteterna inom detta programområde har varit utanför strategimålet eftersom sanitets-insatser främst ligger inom en annan strategi, men följande två resultat är dock av relevans: - WOGP stödjer Marshallöarna att anpassa sin vattensektor (dvs vattenförsörjning) för att möta ökade klimatrisker. Stödet inkluderar t.ex. infrastrukutur för att insamla regnvatten och för att utnuttja grundvattenresurser. - I Bhutan stödjer WOGP förbättringar för skydd av vattentäkter vilket förbättrar en säker tillgången till rent vatten för lokalsamhällen. Vattentäkter i dessa områden påverkas mycket av klimatförändringarna. WOGP programområde: Skydd av gränsöverskridande yt- och grundvattenresurser i ett föränderligt klimat - WOGP har ett omfattande arbete relaterat till gränsöverskridande vattenresurser. Bl.a. har med stöd av WOGP 22 bi- eller multilaterala avtal slutits för skydd av gränsöverskridande yt- eller grundvattenresurser. Förutom dessa avtal har praktiskt arbete genomförts i 17 områden med gränsöverskridande vattenresurser för att minska trycket på dessa resurser. - Långt fler än 100 analysrapporter om gränsöverskridande vatten har gjorts under perioden 2014-2021 och mer än 6 000 personer har fått utbildning i ämnen relaterat till gränsöverskridande vatten - IW:LEARN är ytterligare ett initiativ inom WOGP för kapacitetsutveckling och erfarenhetsutbyte om gränsöverskridande vattenresursförvaltning. Under perioden 2014-2021 faciliterade WOGP 12 olika samarbetsprojekt, sex regional utbildningsprogram och fyra konsultativa regionmöten kring marina ekosystem. IW:LEARN har även publicerat omfattande resursmaterial på ämnet gränsöverskridande vattenresurser. - WOGP har under lång tid gett stöd till länderna runt Donaus och Svarta Havets avrinningsområden. Stöd till juridisk och institutionell kapacitet har katalyserat mer än 3 miljarder USD i investeringar för vattenrening och minskning av belastningen av näringsämnen. Detta har gjort stor nytta för de marina ekosystemen i Svarta Havet. WOGP programområde: Global samt Tvärsektoriell förvaltning De tvärsektoriella program-området innefattar arbete med jämställdhet, antikorruption och mänskliga rättigheter - WOGP har haft flertalet projekt för att stärka integreringen av jämställdhet, t.ex. projektet Mainstreaming Gender Equality in Fisheries in the Caribbean. WOGP har även tagit fram strategier, verktyg och informationsmaterial om hur jämställdhet kan integreras i vattenresursförvaltning. Flertalet projekt har tillhandhållit utrymme och fora för kvinnliga ledare på gräsrotsnivå, t.ex. Women Water Champions i Indien. Nätverket för kapacitetsutveckling, Cap-Net, har genomfört ett antal utbildningstillfällen t.ex. om Jämställdhet i Integrerad Vattenresursförvaltning, samt Kvinnlig Vatten-diplomati. - För att adressera korruption inom vattenresursförvaltning har WOGP genomfört utbildningar, kapacitetsutveckling och informationssatsningar för att stärka deltagande, transparans och ansvarsutkrävande. Ett exempel är ett verktyg, Integrity Management Toolbox, utvecklat för nationella och lokala vattenbolag i Laos. I Bosnien-Hercegovina genomförde WOGP utbildning för kommunala vattenbolag inom anvsarsutkrävande inom vattenresursförvaltning. WOGP har även adresserat korruption inom fiskesektorn, bl.a. inom ett regional samarbete för illegalt och oreglerat fiske i Stilla Havet. - UNDP tillämpar generellt en Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA). Samtidigt har FN den övergripande agendan om Leave No-one Behind. WOGP har arbetat med detta genom att ha tagit fram utbildningsmaterial om HRBA inom vattenresursförvaltning. Den väl spridda rapporten World Water Development Report hade 2019 temat mänskliga rättigheter. WOGP har även lyft fram ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter till säker tillgång till vatten, t.ex. genom rapporter, policyutveckling och användarmanualer. Detta har tillämpats t.ex. i ett projekt i Chaco-regionen i Paraguay. - WOGP har haft ett program (Small Grants Programme) för stöd till över 1 300 mikro projekt, t.ex. inom minskning av vattenburna föroreningar, alternativa inkomstmöjligheter, skogsplantering för skydd av vattentäkter, reabilitering av kustzoner, mm Strategimål: Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem WOGP programområde: Hållbar förvaltning av marina områden i ett föränderligt klimat - UNDP/WOGP hade en central roll i den FN-ledda Ocean Conference som genomfördes 2017, bl.a. genom att genomföra ett stort antal landkonsultationer inför konferensen. UNDP/WOGP har en liknande roll inför FN-konferensen om vatten som hålls under 2023. - UNDP/WOGP har gett stöd till sammanlagt 94 olika länder som delar 14 s.k. Large Marine Ecosystems. Detta stöd har lett till etablerandet av 13 st. avtal mellan olika länder som delar marina ekosystem. 12 av dessa avtal har genomfört praktiska åtgärder för att stärka dess förvaltning - Flertalet projekt har genomförts för mer hållbart nyttjande av fiskeresurser, t.ex. projekten Pacific Ocean Fisheries Management Project och Global Marine Commodities Programme. - I samarbete med International Maritime Organisation (IMO) har WOGP arbetat med att göra skeppsindustrin mer hållbar, framför allt med fokus på åtgärder mot invasiva arter som sprids med fartygens barlastvatten. - Inom WOGP genomförs utlysningsfonden Ocean Innovation Challenge (OIC) som hade sin första utlysning 2019. Den första utlysningen fokuserade på marin nedskräpning. Tre av de åtta utvalda ansökningarna handlade om plaster och en handlade om övergödning. Merparten av Sidas stöd till OIC kommer från en separat insats. WOGP programområde: klimat-resilient vattenresursförvaltning och kustförvaltning - WOGP har bidragit till global policyutveckling inom vattenförvaltning och förvaltning av marina resurser. Olika publikationer och rapporter har möjliggjort detta, t.ex. inom den s.k. UN-Water mekanismen och genom tongivande rapporter som UN World Water Development Reports. WOGP har även publicerat omfattande data och uppdateringar relaterat till hållbarhetsmålen om vatten (SDG6) och marina resurser (SDG14). - Inom Cap-Net, som är WOGP-initiativet för kapacitetutveckling, har flertalet användarmanualer och verktyg utvecklat för havs- och vattenresursförvaltning. Cap-Net har även under perioden 2014-2021 genomfört mer än 300 utbildningsprogram på olika till vatten- och marint relaterade teman. Nära 20 000 personer har deltagit i dessa utbildningsprogram. - WOGP har gett stöd till flertalet små ö-nationer, t.ex. Marshallöarna, Maldiverna, Komorerna och Kap Verde, för att stärka planer, förvaltning och infrastruktur i syfte att bättra motstå klimatförändringarna. T.ex. bidrog WOGP till Komorernas plan för integrerar vattenresursförvaltning 2018-2030 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050034-6105003401 Sweden The UNDP Water Governance Program (WGP) aims towards assisting countries improve water governance, building capacities and mainstreaming effective water resources management, water supply and sanitation policy at different levels - local, national, regional and global.The support includes earlier UNDP CapNet programme. Denna beredning avser ett stöd till UNDPs Strategi för Water & Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) 2014-17. Totalt avtalsbelopp med Sida för perioden är 121 miljoner kronor och hela strategin är på 148 miljoner USD (1 milijard kronor) inklusive andra givares, främst GEFs stöd, men exclusive regeringars medfinansiering . Verksamheternas fokus ligger fortsatt på stödjandet av vattensektorreformer och stärkandet av sektorförvaltning (governance) vad gäller vattenresursförvaltning, dricksvattenförsörjning, sanitet samt hygien genom etablerade mekanismer, kanaler och program såsom WGF, GoAL-WaSH och Shared Waters Partnership. Sidas bedömning är att planerade verksamheter och aktiviteter kommer att kunna genomföras som planerat och i enlighet med uppsatta mål och förväntade resultat i UNDPs strategi. Den valda finansieringsformen är ett icke-öronmärkt programbaserat (PBA) gåvobistånd. Koordinering sker dels genom ett årligt möte samt i direkt dialog med UNDP. Uppföljning kommer, förutom genom årsgenomgångar, att ske i form av bedömning av narrativa och finansiella rapporter och annat relevant material som tas fram av programmet. UNDPs Water and Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) är ett paraply-program som omfattar ett större antal mer eller mindre sammanlänkade projekt och program med fokus på vattenresursförvaltning av såväl sötvatten som marina områden. Varje delprojekt har aktiviter antingen på lokal, nationell, regional eller global nivå. Målet med WOGP är att hjälpa länder att uppnå en integrerad, klimatresilient, hållbar förvaltning av vattenresurser vilket i sin tur bidrar till fattigdomsminskning och utveckling. WOGP är ett mycket omfattande program med mer än 400 miljoner dollar i budget varav det mesta kommer från gröna miljöfonden GEF. Det är ett av de större, globala programmen som bidrar till UNDPs vatten- och marina mål i sin Strategic Plan. WOGP ger samtidigt viktiga bidrag till SDG-målen 6 (rent vatten och sanitet) och 14 (hav och marina resurser). Dess fokus på förvaltning och gränsöverskridande samarbete för skydd av vatten- och marina resurser, samt tillhörande samhällstjänster, innebär att WOGP ligger i linje med mycket av ansatsen i Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. Sida bidrog under perioden 2014-2021 med totalt 165 000 000 SEK i icke-öronmärkt programstöd till WOGP. Sidas stöd utgjorde därmed endats en mindre del av WOGP. Eftersom stödet var icke-öronmärkt har Sida inte bidragit till några enskilda, specifika resultat. Istället kan Sidas bidrag sägas ha bidragit till samtliga resultat inom WOGP. WOGP fortsätter som program även efter att denna insats avslutats. WOGP-aktiviteter får även fortsatt finansiering från Sida men under det större miljöprogrammet Sida samarbetar med UNDP om, vilket omfattar flera tematiska områden förutom vatten. 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Denna beredning avser ett stöd till UNDPs Strategi för Water & Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) 2014-17. Totalt avtalsbelopp med Sida för perioden är 121 miljoner kronor och hela strategin är på 148 miljoner USD (1 milijard kronor) inklusive andra givares, främst GEFs stöd, men exclusive regeringars medfinansiering . Verksamheternas fokus ligger fortsatt på stödjandet av vattensektorreformer och stärkandet av sektorförvaltning (governance) vad gäller vattenresursförvaltning, dricksvattenförsörjning, sanitet samt hygien genom etablerade mekanismer, kanaler och program såsom WGF, GoAL-WaSH och Shared Waters Partnership. Sidas bedömning är att planerade verksamheter och aktiviteter kommer att kunna genomföras som planerat och i enlighet med uppsatta mål och förväntade resultat i UNDPs strategi. Den valda finansieringsformen är ett icke-öronmärkt programbaserat (PBA) gåvobistånd. Koordinering sker dels genom ett årligt möte samt i direkt dialog med UNDP. Uppföljning kommer, förutom genom årsgenomgångar, att ske i form av bedömning av narrativa och finansiella rapporter och annat relevant material som tas fram av programmet. UNDPs Water and Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) är ett paraply-program som omfattar ett större antal mer eller mindre sammanlänkade projekt och program med fokus på vattenresursförvaltning av såväl sötvatten som marina områden. Varje delprojekt har aktiviter antingen på lokal, nationell, regional eller global nivå. Målet med WOGP är att hjälpa länder att uppnå en integrerad, klimatresilient, hållbar förvaltning av vattenresurser vilket i sin tur bidrar till fattigdomsminskning och utveckling. WOGP är ett mycket omfattande program med mer än 400 miljoner dollar i budget varav det mesta kommer från gröna miljöfonden GEF. Det är ett av de större, globala programmen som bidrar till UNDPs vatten- och marina mål i sin Strategic Plan. WOGP ger samtidigt viktiga bidrag till SDG-målen 6 (rent vatten och sanitet) och 14 (hav och marina resurser). Dess fokus på förvaltning och gränsöverskridande samarbete för skydd av vatten- och marina resurser, samt tillhörande samhällstjänster, innebär att WOGP ligger i linje med mycket av ansatsen i Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. Sida bidrog under perioden 2014-2021 med totalt 165 000 000 SEK i icke-öronmärkt programstöd till WOGP. Sidas stöd utgjorde därmed endats en mindre del av WOGP. Eftersom stödet var icke-öronmärkt har Sida inte bidragit till några enskilda, specifika resultat. Istället kan Sidas bidrag sägas ha bidragit till samtliga resultat inom WOGP. WOGP fortsätter som program även efter att denna insats avslutats. WOGP-aktiviteter får även fortsatt finansiering från Sida men under det större miljöprogrammet Sida samarbetar med UNDP om, vilket omfattar flera tematiska områden förutom vatten. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 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Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050034-6105003403 Sweden The UNDP Water Governance Program (WGP) aims towards assisting countries improve water governance, building capacities and mainstreaming effective water resources management, water supply and sanitation policy at different levels - local, national, regional and global.The support includes earlier UNDP CapNet programme. Denna beredning avser ett stöd till UNDPs Strategi för Water & Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) 2014-17. Totalt avtalsbelopp med Sida för perioden är 121 miljoner kronor och hela strategin är på 148 miljoner USD (1 milijard kronor) inklusive andra givares, främst GEFs stöd, men exclusive regeringars medfinansiering . Verksamheternas fokus ligger fortsatt på stödjandet av vattensektorreformer och stärkandet av sektorförvaltning (governance) vad gäller vattenresursförvaltning, dricksvattenförsörjning, sanitet samt hygien genom etablerade mekanismer, kanaler och program såsom WGF, GoAL-WaSH och Shared Waters Partnership. Sidas bedömning är att planerade verksamheter och aktiviteter kommer att kunna genomföras som planerat och i enlighet med uppsatta mål och förväntade resultat i UNDPs strategi. Den valda finansieringsformen är ett icke-öronmärkt programbaserat (PBA) gåvobistånd. Koordinering sker dels genom ett årligt möte samt i direkt dialog med UNDP. Uppföljning kommer, förutom genom årsgenomgångar, att ske i form av bedömning av narrativa och finansiella rapporter och annat relevant material som tas fram av programmet. UNDPs Water and Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) är ett paraply-program som omfattar ett större antal mer eller mindre sammanlänkade projekt och program med fokus på vattenresursförvaltning av såväl sötvatten som marina områden. Varje delprojekt har aktiviter antingen på lokal, nationell, regional eller global nivå. Målet med WOGP är att hjälpa länder att uppnå en integrerad, klimatresilient, hållbar förvaltning av vattenresurser vilket i sin tur bidrar till fattigdomsminskning och utveckling. WOGP är ett mycket omfattande program med mer än 400 miljoner dollar i budget varav det mesta kommer från gröna miljöfonden GEF. Det är ett av de större, globala programmen som bidrar till UNDPs vatten- och marina mål i sin Strategic Plan. WOGP ger samtidigt viktiga bidrag till SDG-målen 6 (rent vatten och sanitet) och 14 (hav och marina resurser). Dess fokus på förvaltning och gränsöverskridande samarbete för skydd av vatten- och marina resurser, samt tillhörande samhällstjänster, innebär att WOGP ligger i linje med mycket av ansatsen i Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. Sida bidrog under perioden 2014-2021 med totalt 165 000 000 SEK i icke-öronmärkt programstöd till WOGP. Sidas stöd utgjorde därmed endats en mindre del av WOGP. Eftersom stödet var icke-öronmärkt har Sida inte bidragit till några enskilda, specifika resultat. Istället kan Sidas bidrag sägas ha bidragit till samtliga resultat inom WOGP. WOGP fortsätter som program även efter att denna insats avslutats. WOGP-aktiviteter får även fortsatt finansiering från Sida men under det större miljöprogrammet Sida samarbetar med UNDP om, vilket omfattar flera tematiska områden förutom vatten. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -14492 -14491.78 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050063 Sweden Support to Oxfam/Novib's programme "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change" within the area of food security. Stöd till Oxfam Novibs globala program "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change". Programmet är en del av regeringens satsning på livsmedelstrygghet, och syftar till ett mer jämlikt globalt livsmedels- och utsädessystem. SeedsGROW belyser frågan om ojämlikheter och orättvisor i det globala livsmedels- och utsädessystemet, och de konsekvenser det får för människors tillgång till tillräckliga mängder säker och kvalitativ mat (livsmedelstrygghet). Programmet angriper de problem som ligger till grunden för obalansen i våra livsmedelssystem: brist på god styrning både globalt och nationellt, klimatförändringar, markfrågor, brist på investeringar som kommer småbönder till godo, kraftiga svängningar i matpriser etc. Oxfam Novib vill angripa frågan om ett ojämlikt livsmedels- och utsädessystem genom ett globalt tvådelat program bestående av 1) ett program som är kopplat till Oxfams internationella kampanj "GROW" samt 2) ett utsädesprogram som behandlar flera aspekter av det globala utsädessysstemet. Utsädesprogrammet Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security (SDHS) bygger på ett fyrdelat angreppssätt som syftar till att öka småbönders livsmedelstrygghet och öka deras resiliens att motstå kriser som prisökningar och klimatförändringar. Precis som GROW implementeras SD=HS både globalt, nationellt och lokalt. En större del av aktiviteterna implementeras dock i fält, av partnerorganisationer i programmets åtta samarbetsländer (bl.a. Mali, Myanmar och Zimbabwe). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural development Agriculture Insatsen har i stort sett uppnått samtliga av sina mål. Inom Seeds-projektet har Oxfam lyckats med att stärka jordbrukares tekniska kapacitet för att välja och ta hand om en bredd av olika grödor utifrån på den kulturella och agro-ekologiska kontexten. Man har etablerat ett kooperativ Champion Farmer Seeds som säkerställt marknadsåtkomst för småbrukare. Kvinnors kapacitet har stärkts genom inblandning i kultivering av NUS-arter (Neglected and Underutilized Species) och utsädessparande. Småbrukare och ursprungsfolks röst har stärkts i nationella och globala policyarenor. GROW-delen av insatsen har kunnat skalas upp och nå fler med hjälp av Sidas finansiering, och med det har Oxfam gjort goda framssteg för att förstärka kapaciteten för kampanjande i det globala syd samt att hjälpa till med att främja länkarna mellan lokal/regional nivå och det globala. Oxfams kampanj bedöms ha varit en motor för att mobilisera allmänhetens engagemang i det globala syd i en bredd olika frågor. Bland annat har man gjort framsteg i att styra relevanta stakeholders i en riktning där de förbättrar globala policies och governance kring klimatförändringar och effekterna på livsmedelssäkerhet. Man har också sett vissa framsteg inom att förbättra policies globalt och nationellt för att stärka de som är mest marginaliserade av matproduktionssystem som det ser ut idag. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050063-6105006301 Sweden Support to Oxfam/Novib's programme "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change" within the area of food security. Stöd till Oxfam Novibs globala program "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change". Programmet är en del av regeringens satsning på livsmedelstrygghet, och syftar till ett mer jämlikt globalt livsmedels- och utsädessystem. SeedsGROW belyser frågan om ojämlikheter och orättvisor i det globala livsmedels- och utsädessystemet, och de konsekvenser det får för människors tillgång till tillräckliga mängder säker och kvalitativ mat (livsmedelstrygghet). Programmet angriper de problem som ligger till grunden för obalansen i våra livsmedelssystem: brist på god styrning både globalt och nationellt, klimatförändringar, markfrågor, brist på investeringar som kommer småbönder till godo, kraftiga svängningar i matpriser etc. Oxfam Novib vill angripa frågan om ett ojämlikt livsmedels- och utsädessystem genom ett globalt tvådelat program bestående av 1) ett program som är kopplat till Oxfams internationella kampanj "GROW" samt 2) ett utsädesprogram som behandlar flera aspekter av det globala utsädessysstemet. Utsädesprogrammet Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security (SDHS) bygger på ett fyrdelat angreppssätt som syftar till att öka småbönders livsmedelstrygghet och öka deras resiliens att motstå kriser som prisökningar och klimatförändringar. Precis som GROW implementeras SD=HS både globalt, nationellt och lokalt. En större del av aktiviteterna implementeras dock i fält, av partnerorganisationer i programmets åtta samarbetsländer (bl.a. Mali, Myanmar och Zimbabwe). 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Stöd till Oxfam Novibs globala program "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change". Programmet är en del av regeringens satsning på livsmedelstrygghet, och syftar till ett mer jämlikt globalt livsmedels- och utsädessystem. SeedsGROW belyser frågan om ojämlikheter och orättvisor i det globala livsmedels- och utsädessystemet, och de konsekvenser det får för människors tillgång till tillräckliga mängder säker och kvalitativ mat (livsmedelstrygghet). Programmet angriper de problem som ligger till grunden för obalansen i våra livsmedelssystem: brist på god styrning både globalt och nationellt, klimatförändringar, markfrågor, brist på investeringar som kommer småbönder till godo, kraftiga svängningar i matpriser etc. Oxfam Novib vill angripa frågan om ett ojämlikt livsmedels- och utsädessystem genom ett globalt tvådelat program bestående av 1) ett program som är kopplat till Oxfams internationella kampanj "GROW" samt 2) ett utsädesprogram som behandlar flera aspekter av det globala utsädessysstemet. Utsädesprogrammet Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security (SDHS) bygger på ett fyrdelat angreppssätt som syftar till att öka småbönders livsmedelstrygghet och öka deras resiliens att motstå kriser som prisökningar och klimatförändringar. Precis som GROW implementeras SD=HS både globalt, nationellt och lokalt. En större del av aktiviteterna implementeras dock i fält, av partnerorganisationer i programmets åtta samarbetsländer (bl.a. Mali, Myanmar och Zimbabwe). Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 15000000 0 15000000 Oxfam International 15000000 Oxfam International SE-0-SE-6-61050063-6105006305 Sweden Support to Oxfam/Novib's programme "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change" within the area of food security. Stöd till Oxfam Novibs globala program "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change". Programmet är en del av regeringens satsning på livsmedelstrygghet, och syftar till ett mer jämlikt globalt livsmedels- och utsädessystem. SeedsGROW belyser frågan om ojämlikheter och orättvisor i det globala livsmedels- och utsädessystemet, och de konsekvenser det får för människors tillgång till tillräckliga mängder säker och kvalitativ mat (livsmedelstrygghet). Programmet angriper de problem som ligger till grunden för obalansen i våra livsmedelssystem: brist på god styrning både globalt och nationellt, klimatförändringar, markfrågor, brist på investeringar som kommer småbönder till godo, kraftiga svängningar i matpriser etc. Oxfam Novib vill angripa frågan om ett ojämlikt livsmedels- och utsädessystem genom ett globalt tvådelat program bestående av 1) ett program som är kopplat till Oxfams internationella kampanj "GROW" samt 2) ett utsädesprogram som behandlar flera aspekter av det globala utsädessysstemet. Utsädesprogrammet Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security (SDHS) bygger på ett fyrdelat angreppssätt som syftar till att öka småbönders livsmedelstrygghet och öka deras resiliens att motstå kriser som prisökningar och klimatförändringar. Precis som GROW implementeras SD=HS både globalt, nationellt och lokalt. En större del av aktiviteterna implementeras dock i fält, av partnerorganisationer i programmets åtta samarbetsländer (bl.a. Mali, Myanmar och Zimbabwe). Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18000000 -716631 0 0 18000000 18000000 Oxfam International 18000000 Oxfam International -716630.72 Oxfam International Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050064 Sweden The programme will support a results-oriented collaborative effort from the FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women to accelerate progress towards the economic empowerment of rural women and is expected to generate synergies that capitalize on each agency's mandate, comparative advantage and institutional strength to support improvements in the livelihoods and rights of rural women Det FN-gemensamma programmet “Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women” har pågått sedan 2012 men har p g a svårigheter att hitta finansiering och givare varit effektivt pågående sedan 2014. Programmet har huvudsakligen finansierats av Sida med en ytterst begränsad finansiering från Norge. Finansieringen av programmet har varit det mest genomgående problemet för programmet och den svenska finansieringen har motsvarat ungefär en 50%-ig finansiering av programmet. Trots den begränsade finansieringen har programmet uppvisat goda och accelererande resultat som bl a verifierats genom fältbesök, bl a Ambassadör Kamill till Kirgizistan och en delegation från Ambassaden i Delhi till Nepal. Nu när programmet har kommit till slutet av den ursprungliga avtalsperioden är framtiden för programmet ovisst. Trots kontinuerliga ansträngningar har det fortsatt varit svårt att hitta nya givare. Det kan eventuellt ses i relation till en allmän nedgång globalt i finansiering av genusrelaterade program. Det finns fortsatt indikationer på ett eventuellt nytt stöd från Norge. Sida bedömer att programmet är av stor vikt och har uppvisat goda resultat som det är av vikt att värna om. Det finns en risk att om programmet inte skulle kunna fortsätta att de framsteg som gjorts inte bara blir svåra att bibehålla men kan eventuellt slå tillbaka på de kvinnor som deltagit och medföra ökad grad av marginalisering och utsatthet. Därför är det Sidas bedömning att det är av vikt att säkerställa att programmet kan fortsätta och att det samtidigt ger utrymme att säkra fler givare. Att attrahera nya givare påverkas också av förmågan att visa upp resultat. RWEE har, trots bristerna i finansiering, i ökande grad påvisat goda resultat vilket också förstärker den vikt Sida sätter på att säkerställa en kontinuitet och fortsättning av programmet. Det finns en oklarhet om FN-regelverket kring komplexa One-UN program skulle kräva USD 5 miljoner eller om mindre belopp skulle kunna komma ifråga. SIDA:s ställningstagande har dock varit att om programmet ska kunna leva upp till sin fulla potential och fullt ut kunna säkerställa nya givare är det rimligt att Sida ger ett fullt stöd under kommande året för att sedan återkomma med beslut vid senare tillfälle då det råder större klarhet kring givarintressen och finansiering. I samband med den föreslagna avtalsändringen har alla obligatoriska bedömningar setts över och har inte ansetts behöva justeringar. Detsamma gäller även riskregister och resultatsammanfattning. Den ursprungliga bedömningen följer nedan: Kvinnor är centrala för utvecklingen av landsbygden och nationella ekonomier. De utgör en stor del av jordbruksarbetskraften, särskilt i småskaligt jordbruk, och utför de flesta av de obetalda omsorgsarbetena på landsbygden. Dock har landsbygdens kvinnor och flickor begränsad tillgång till produktiva resurser, t.ex. mark, insatsvaror i jordbruket, finansiering och kredit, rådgivningstjänster och teknik, som i sin tur begränsar produktionen. De möter större svårigheter än män att få tillgång till offentliga tjänster, social trygghet, möjligheter till sysselsättning, information, innovationer och lokala och nationella marknader och institutioner p.g.a. kulturella normer och säkerhetsfrågor. Obetalt omsorgsarbete hindrar ytterligare landsbygdens kvinnors förmåga att erhålla sysselsättning inom och utanför jordbruket samt dra nytta av nya marknadsmöjligheter inom jordbrukssektorn. Deras ledarskap och deltagande i producentorganisationer, beslutsfattande och lokalpolitik förblir låg och landsbygds- och jordbruksutvecklingspolitik tar inte tillräcklig hänsyn till deras behov och prioriteringar. I detta sammanhang föreslås ett gemensamt FN-program (IFAD, FAO, WFP och UN Women) baserat på fyra resultat: Resultat 1 att förbättra landsbygdens kvinnors mat- och näringssäkerhet syftar till att öka kvinnors produktionspotential inom det småskaliga jordbruket och förbättra deras kontroll och förvaltning av lokala livsmedelsreserver. Resultat 2 att öka landsbygdens kvinnors intäkter för att kunna upprätthålla sin försörjning och skapa välstånd fokuserar på att skapa, stödja och utveckla landsbygdens kvinnoledda företag, stödja deras roll i värdekedjor, förbättra deras inkomstmöjligheter och främja deras kopplingar till high value markets. Resultat 3 att stärka landsbygdens kvinnors ledarskap och delaktighet i sina samhällen och på landsbygdens institutioner och att forma lagar, politik och program för att stärka deras röst och inflytande i viktiga processer och att engagera de manliga företrädarna på alla nivåer att stötta förändring mot landsbygdens kvinnors egenmakt. Resultat 4 att en mer genuslyhörd politisk miljö där lagstiftande och politiska reformer katalyseras i en effektiv verkställighet av landsbygdens kvinnors markrättigheter och deras tillgång till anständig lönesysselsättning, socialt skydd och infrastruktur. Sida bedömer att programmets ansats att belysa och förstärka landsbygdens kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt utifrån problematikens mångdimensionalitet och utifrån de deltagande FN organisationernas specifika mandat och erfarenhet ger en hög sannolikhet att programmet kan leverera resultat. FN organisationernas specifika roll både som normativa förändringsagenter på global nivå samt deras operativa arbete i fält är av stor vikt. Programmet bygger dessutom på redan pågående initiativ och stark närvaro i de länder där programmet ska genomföras. Eftersom programmen i fält kommer att utvecklas helt och hållet först när medel är tillgängliga är det svårt att göra bedömningar fullt ut på fältnivå. Sida bedömer däremot att FN organisationerna, utifrån bl a organisationsbedömningar har struktur, erfarenhet och kapacitet att genomföra programmet på ett bra sätt. MDTF strukturen har etablerats sedan 2003 och de deltagande organisationerna har sedan tidigare stor erfarenhet från deltagande i gemensamma program. Programmet bygger dessutom som tidgare sagts på stark närvaro och pågående program. Sida bedömer därför dessa risker som hanterbara. The Joint Program "Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women "(RWEE) is a global initiative aimed at securing rural women livelihoods and rights in line with sustainable development. RWEE is implemented by FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women based on the comparative advantages and strengths of each UN body to improve the status of women in rural areas. The first phase of RWEE has been implemented in seven countries; Ethiopia, Guatemala, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Nepal, Niger and Rwanda. The overarching goal of this 5-year joint global programme is to secure rural women's livelihoods and rights in the context of sustainable development and the post MDGs, based on four outcome areas: improvements in food and nutrition security; increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth; enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes; and gender responsive policy environments secured for the economic empowerment of rural women. RWEE measures its overall progress and results for all four program objectives: 1) Improvements in food and nutrition security 2) Increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth 3) Enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes 4) Gender responsive policy environment secured for the economic empowerment of rural women Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Guatemala Kyrgyzstan Liberia Niger (the) Nepal Rwanda Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural development Agriculture RWEE's overall progress has been slowed down due to the pandemic and climate change/natural disasters. In addition to negative effects and challenging contexts for the program target group, the COVID-19 pandemic has meant difficulties in implementation of program activities, and some have been postponed. The movement restrictions have also affected the monitoring and follow-up of the program, including data collection for results measurement. Climate change has also negatively affected the program implementation, with natural disasters and shocks have hit several program countries and had devastating effects on communities and target group. In general, the progress towards the overall goal is somewhat difficult to summarise, as results are mainly reported on sub-objective level and tend to focus on aggregated results or even anecdotal results on country levels, rather than shifts in trends and developments regarding women's economic empowerment more broadly. Missing or unclear baselines and targets makes the progress challenging to put in perspective and assess against the ambition and intended results. Results have been achieved with varying degrees across the four program outcomes, with some more affected by the pandemic. For example, many training activities had to be postponed due to restrictions, while cooperatives and women entrepreneurs also faced new business opportunities in response to the pandemic. During 2020, RWEE has reached 37,251 persons (in line with 2019) and since the start of the program has reached 80,092 persons (81% women and 19% men). Most were reached through informal groups, self-help groups and formally registered cooperatives and producer organisations. Niger and Guatemala represent 45% and 24% respectively out of the total persons reached. The least persons have been reached in Liberia (3% of total), followed by Kyrgyzstan and Rwanda (5% each). The reach in the different countries vary across years depending on country specific activities. RWEE measures its overall progress and results for all four program objectives. 1) Improvements in food and nutrition security The program reports on a further average increase in agricultural production of 101% compared to program baseline. This increase is attributed to transfer of knowledge in vegetable cultivation and livestock production, including guidance and accompaniment encouraging practical application. [ACT/TARGET] Positive results were achieved in women's nutrition. For example, in Nepal there was a 100% increase in vegetable consumption (both quantity and frequency) from kitchen gardens, which led to 97% of women-headed households increasing their Food Consumption Score. [ACT/TARGET] In Ethiopia, unexpected results were seen in an impact assessment conducted by the Bureau of Livestock, Agriculture and Natural Resource Development Bureau. Changes in food culture, nutrition and food security were seen among women who had participated in RWEE activities, through women applying positive coping mechanisms to deal with the COVID-19 crisis by planting backyard crops not traditionally used in their communities and living areas, such as potatoes. This enabled longterm utilisation and food security, and avoided use of expensive inputs. [ACT/TARGET] 2) Increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth In 2020, a total of USD 540k was generated from sales at individual and group levels, reaching a cumulative aggregate amount over the last three years of USD 2.6m. The increase in income was attributed to increased sale of produce, establishing kitchen gardens, innovations of non-agricultural products such as soaps and increased access to markets. For example, in Guatemala, 1,041 people (872 women and 169 men) generated a total of USD 123,544 from farm and kitchen garden sales and a further 333 women increased their sales by 48% (earning approximately USD 112 per month through sales of farm and kitchen garden products) of corn, beans, vegetables, eggs, and flour. [ACT/TARGET] Access and control over financial assets and credit to enhance rural women's entrepreneurial capacities and market competitiveness is also a focus of RWEE and the program has supported Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) across the implementing countries. In 2020, 1,175 rural women in Liberia have been granted access to credit through 32 existing and 16 newly formed VSLAs, which provided USD 58,750 in rural credit. In Nepal, 122 women's groups accumulated USD 96,752 which was used for setting up a revolving fund scheme by and granted access to finance to 2,860 rural women. [ACT/TARGET] 3) Enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes The most considerable progress made was observed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and changes to social norms reported during community response, as women played a central role in communities an households during the response and were able to engage successfully with decision-makers. In Kyrgyzstan, which has strong telecommunication networks countrywide, online dialogues and policy lobbying activities were organised when in-person forums originally planned were not possible. Two online dialogues were held and involved the participation of 85 rural women representing local women groups, local keneshes (councils), communities, civil society, and business organisations. Dialogues focused on the role of rural women in local economies and socio-political development, including the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The dialogues also considered ways to increase the number of women running for elections. [NAT/INST] Local administrative leaders in Ethiopia visited a climate smart village initiative to promote a green economy established under RWEE. District officials and administrators reported that they regard the village as promising and replicable, and said they will incorporate that in future local development plans. [NAT/INST] RWEE continued using the Gender Action Learning System (GALS), a tool for community-led dialogue used to promote more equitable gender relations which actively includes men and boys in the discussion. In Nepal, change was observed among women at the household level, including reducing family expenses through household budgeting, and greater involvement of women in economic activities and household planning. GALS champions worked as volunteers to disseminate the GALS methodology in the community, as well as to raise public awareness about COVID-19, and help vulnerable women during the lockdown period. [ACT/TARGET] 4) Gender responsive policy environment secured for the economic empowerment of rural women Training has been provided under this objective in several countries, but some activities aimed at promoting rural women's advocacy towards governments have been postponed due to the pandemic. Some interesting results can however be seen. In Guatemala, the National Coalition for the Economic Empowerment of Women was signed by a number of influential ministries and secretariats including Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food, Ministry of Economy, Presidential Secretariat for Women, National Secretariat for Science and Technology and Vice-Presidency of the Republic. This multi-sectorial alliance is part of RWEE's framework in Ethiopia. So far, this has led to the creation of Enlaces program that seeks to create opportunities to increase prosperity, profit, social responsibility that benefits both communities and the business sector as well as support provided to incorporate gender perspective in the loans program in response to COVID-19. [NAT/INST] In Kyrgyzstan, RWEE works together with UN Women projects to support the Ministry of Labour and Social Development in launching the national process on the development of a new Gender Equality Strategy for 2021-2030. More than 80 women participated in the dialogue on the role of rural women in local economies and socio-political development, in particular concerning COVID-19 response by using a platform provided by RWEE. [NAT/INST] Results highlighted in the Global Evaluation In 2002/21, RWEE conducted a global evaluation of the RWEE program and examined results achieved throughout the program implementation period. Main conclusions from the evaluations were: \n\n• RWEE has been highly relevant, aligned to the national policy framework in each of the countries where Women's Economic Empowerment (WEE) is recognized as an objective or an important component of agricultural development. It is also very closely aligned to the needs of rural women involved in the programme. • There has been strong internal coherence between the agencies and between the JP RWEE objectives and agency mandates. Working as one has been more challenging and took time to take off initially. External coherence at organisational level however, has not always translated into synergy on the ground between implementing partners. • Key results on individual level were highlighted in the evaluation; there has been a significant contribution from RWEE to rural women's improved livelihoods through agricultural practices, market linkages, awareness raising and leadership building. There are documented increases in vegetable and livestock production, diet and nutrition, and income gains in all countries. During field visits, both women and men reported shifts in social norms such as women being allowed to take work outside the home and husbands taking on some of the household chores and women interviewed reported an increase in self-confidence and self-esteem. [ACT/TARGET] • Decision making and funding have remained insufficiently aligned with rhythm and needs of implementation. Differences in disbursement procedures reduced synchronization of delivery and capacity to deliver in line with needs. • Selected elements of the JP RWEE show signs of sustainability that are likely to continue beyond the duration of the programme. The savings groups that have been established through JP RWEE emerge as a powerful transformative element of the programme with considerable likelihood of being sustained. Sustainability remains challenging for activities that require sizeable investments, activities that remunerate women for their work, and those that require capacity to purchase inputs. In addition, sustainability is challenging where implementation partners have key roles and where government services cannot take over these roles. • Main contributing factors to delivering results and sustainability have been synergy, complementarity and effective national coordination. Main hindering internal factor has been funding affecting delivery of activities, staff turnover, and capacity to invest in knowledge management and learning. Whilst a conducive policy and government interest have been contributing external factors, natural disasters (including pandemics) and political instability have hindered progress No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050064-6105006401 Sweden The programme will support a results-oriented collaborative effort from the FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women to accelerate progress towards the economic empowerment of rural women and is expected to generate synergies that capitalize on each agency's mandate, comparative advantage and institutional strength to support improvements in the livelihoods and rights of rural women Det FN-gemensamma programmet “Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women” har pågått sedan 2012 men har p g a svårigheter att hitta finansiering och givare varit effektivt pågående sedan 2014. Programmet har huvudsakligen finansierats av Sida med en ytterst begränsad finansiering från Norge. Finansieringen av programmet har varit det mest genomgående problemet för programmet och den svenska finansieringen har motsvarat ungefär en 50%-ig finansiering av programmet. Trots den begränsade finansieringen har programmet uppvisat goda och accelererande resultat som bl a verifierats genom fältbesök, bl a Ambassadör Kamill till Kirgizistan och en delegation från Ambassaden i Delhi till Nepal. Nu när programmet har kommit till slutet av den ursprungliga avtalsperioden är framtiden för programmet ovisst. Trots kontinuerliga ansträngningar har det fortsatt varit svårt att hitta nya givare. Det kan eventuellt ses i relation till en allmän nedgång globalt i finansiering av genusrelaterade program. Det finns fortsatt indikationer på ett eventuellt nytt stöd från Norge. Sida bedömer att programmet är av stor vikt och har uppvisat goda resultat som det är av vikt att värna om. Det finns en risk att om programmet inte skulle kunna fortsätta att de framsteg som gjorts inte bara blir svåra att bibehålla men kan eventuellt slå tillbaka på de kvinnor som deltagit och medföra ökad grad av marginalisering och utsatthet. Därför är det Sidas bedömning att det är av vikt att säkerställa att programmet kan fortsätta och att det samtidigt ger utrymme att säkra fler givare. Att attrahera nya givare påverkas också av förmågan att visa upp resultat. RWEE har, trots bristerna i finansiering, i ökande grad påvisat goda resultat vilket också förstärker den vikt Sida sätter på att säkerställa en kontinuitet och fortsättning av programmet. Det finns en oklarhet om FN-regelverket kring komplexa One-UN program skulle kräva USD 5 miljoner eller om mindre belopp skulle kunna komma ifråga. SIDA:s ställningstagande har dock varit att om programmet ska kunna leva upp till sin fulla potential och fullt ut kunna säkerställa nya givare är det rimligt att Sida ger ett fullt stöd under kommande året för att sedan återkomma med beslut vid senare tillfälle då det råder större klarhet kring givarintressen och finansiering. I samband med den föreslagna avtalsändringen har alla obligatoriska bedömningar setts över och har inte ansetts behöva justeringar. Detsamma gäller även riskregister och resultatsammanfattning. Den ursprungliga bedömningen följer nedan: Kvinnor är centrala för utvecklingen av landsbygden och nationella ekonomier. De utgör en stor del av jordbruksarbetskraften, särskilt i småskaligt jordbruk, och utför de flesta av de obetalda omsorgsarbetena på landsbygden. Dock har landsbygdens kvinnor och flickor begränsad tillgång till produktiva resurser, t.ex. mark, insatsvaror i jordbruket, finansiering och kredit, rådgivningstjänster och teknik, som i sin tur begränsar produktionen. De möter större svårigheter än män att få tillgång till offentliga tjänster, social trygghet, möjligheter till sysselsättning, information, innovationer och lokala och nationella marknader och institutioner p.g.a. kulturella normer och säkerhetsfrågor. Obetalt omsorgsarbete hindrar ytterligare landsbygdens kvinnors förmåga att erhålla sysselsättning inom och utanför jordbruket samt dra nytta av nya marknadsmöjligheter inom jordbrukssektorn. Deras ledarskap och deltagande i producentorganisationer, beslutsfattande och lokalpolitik förblir låg och landsbygds- och jordbruksutvecklingspolitik tar inte tillräcklig hänsyn till deras behov och prioriteringar. I detta sammanhang föreslås ett gemensamt FN-program (IFAD, FAO, WFP och UN Women) baserat på fyra resultat: Resultat 1 att förbättra landsbygdens kvinnors mat- och näringssäkerhet syftar till att öka kvinnors produktionspotential inom det småskaliga jordbruket och förbättra deras kontroll och förvaltning av lokala livsmedelsreserver. Resultat 2 att öka landsbygdens kvinnors intäkter för att kunna upprätthålla sin försörjning och skapa välstånd fokuserar på att skapa, stödja och utveckla landsbygdens kvinnoledda företag, stödja deras roll i värdekedjor, förbättra deras inkomstmöjligheter och främja deras kopplingar till high value markets. Resultat 3 att stärka landsbygdens kvinnors ledarskap och delaktighet i sina samhällen och på landsbygdens institutioner och att forma lagar, politik och program för att stärka deras röst och inflytande i viktiga processer och att engagera de manliga företrädarna på alla nivåer att stötta förändring mot landsbygdens kvinnors egenmakt. Resultat 4 att en mer genuslyhörd politisk miljö där lagstiftande och politiska reformer katalyseras i en effektiv verkställighet av landsbygdens kvinnors markrättigheter och deras tillgång till anständig lönesysselsättning, socialt skydd och infrastruktur. Sida bedömer att programmets ansats att belysa och förstärka landsbygdens kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt utifrån problematikens mångdimensionalitet och utifrån de deltagande FN organisationernas specifika mandat och erfarenhet ger en hög sannolikhet att programmet kan leverera resultat. FN organisationernas specifika roll både som normativa förändringsagenter på global nivå samt deras operativa arbete i fält är av stor vikt. Programmet bygger dessutom på redan pågående initiativ och stark närvaro i de länder där programmet ska genomföras. Eftersom programmen i fält kommer att utvecklas helt och hållet först när medel är tillgängliga är det svårt att göra bedömningar fullt ut på fältnivå. Sida bedömer däremot att FN organisationerna, utifrån bl a organisationsbedömningar har struktur, erfarenhet och kapacitet att genomföra programmet på ett bra sätt. MDTF strukturen har etablerats sedan 2003 och de deltagande organisationerna har sedan tidigare stor erfarenhet från deltagande i gemensamma program. Programmet bygger dessutom som tidgare sagts på stark närvaro och pågående program. Sida bedömer därför dessa risker som hanterbara. The Joint Program "Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women "(RWEE) is a global initiative aimed at securing rural women livelihoods and rights in line with sustainable development. RWEE is implemented by FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women based on the comparative advantages and strengths of each UN body to improve the status of women in rural areas. The first phase of RWEE has been implemented in seven countries; Ethiopia, Guatemala, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Nepal, Niger and Rwanda. The overarching goal of this 5-year joint global programme is to secure rural women's livelihoods and rights in the context of sustainable development and the post MDGs, based on four outcome areas: improvements in food and nutrition security; increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth; enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes; and gender responsive policy environments secured for the economic empowerment of rural women. RWEE measures its overall progress and results for all four program objectives: 1) Improvements in food and nutrition security 2) Increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth 3) Enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes 4) Gender responsive policy environment secured for the economic empowerment of rural women Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 58000000 0 27000000 27000000 0 58000000 0 27000000 -27000000 0 0 0 27000000 -22000000 0 22000000 27000000 112000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 58000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-61050064-6105006402 Sweden The programme will support a results-oriented collaborative effort from the FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women to accelerate progress towards the economic empowerment of rural women and is expected to generate synergies that capitalize on each agency's mandate, comparative advantage and institutional strength to support improvements in the livelihoods and rights of rural women Det FN-gemensamma programmet “Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women” har pågått sedan 2012 men har p g a svårigheter att hitta finansiering och givare varit effektivt pågående sedan 2014. Programmet har huvudsakligen finansierats av Sida med en ytterst begränsad finansiering från Norge. Finansieringen av programmet har varit det mest genomgående problemet för programmet och den svenska finansieringen har motsvarat ungefär en 50%-ig finansiering av programmet. Trots den begränsade finansieringen har programmet uppvisat goda och accelererande resultat som bl a verifierats genom fältbesök, bl a Ambassadör Kamill till Kirgizistan och en delegation från Ambassaden i Delhi till Nepal. Nu när programmet har kommit till slutet av den ursprungliga avtalsperioden är framtiden för programmet ovisst. Trots kontinuerliga ansträngningar har det fortsatt varit svårt att hitta nya givare. Det kan eventuellt ses i relation till en allmän nedgång globalt i finansiering av genusrelaterade program. Det finns fortsatt indikationer på ett eventuellt nytt stöd från Norge. Sida bedömer att programmet är av stor vikt och har uppvisat goda resultat som det är av vikt att värna om. Det finns en risk att om programmet inte skulle kunna fortsätta att de framsteg som gjorts inte bara blir svåra att bibehålla men kan eventuellt slå tillbaka på de kvinnor som deltagit och medföra ökad grad av marginalisering och utsatthet. Därför är det Sidas bedömning att det är av vikt att säkerställa att programmet kan fortsätta och att det samtidigt ger utrymme att säkra fler givare. Att attrahera nya givare påverkas också av förmågan att visa upp resultat. RWEE har, trots bristerna i finansiering, i ökande grad påvisat goda resultat vilket också förstärker den vikt Sida sätter på att säkerställa en kontinuitet och fortsättning av programmet. Det finns en oklarhet om FN-regelverket kring komplexa One-UN program skulle kräva USD 5 miljoner eller om mindre belopp skulle kunna komma ifråga. SIDA:s ställningstagande har dock varit att om programmet ska kunna leva upp till sin fulla potential och fullt ut kunna säkerställa nya givare är det rimligt att Sida ger ett fullt stöd under kommande året för att sedan återkomma med beslut vid senare tillfälle då det råder större klarhet kring givarintressen och finansiering. I samband med den föreslagna avtalsändringen har alla obligatoriska bedömningar setts över och har inte ansetts behöva justeringar. Detsamma gäller även riskregister och resultatsammanfattning. Den ursprungliga bedömningen följer nedan: Kvinnor är centrala för utvecklingen av landsbygden och nationella ekonomier. De utgör en stor del av jordbruksarbetskraften, särskilt i småskaligt jordbruk, och utför de flesta av de obetalda omsorgsarbetena på landsbygden. Dock har landsbygdens kvinnor och flickor begränsad tillgång till produktiva resurser, t.ex. mark, insatsvaror i jordbruket, finansiering och kredit, rådgivningstjänster och teknik, som i sin tur begränsar produktionen. De möter större svårigheter än män att få tillgång till offentliga tjänster, social trygghet, möjligheter till sysselsättning, information, innovationer och lokala och nationella marknader och institutioner p.g.a. kulturella normer och säkerhetsfrågor. Obetalt omsorgsarbete hindrar ytterligare landsbygdens kvinnors förmåga att erhålla sysselsättning inom och utanför jordbruket samt dra nytta av nya marknadsmöjligheter inom jordbrukssektorn. Deras ledarskap och deltagande i producentorganisationer, beslutsfattande och lokalpolitik förblir låg och landsbygds- och jordbruksutvecklingspolitik tar inte tillräcklig hänsyn till deras behov och prioriteringar. I detta sammanhang föreslås ett gemensamt FN-program (IFAD, FAO, WFP och UN Women) baserat på fyra resultat: Resultat 1 att förbättra landsbygdens kvinnors mat- och näringssäkerhet syftar till att öka kvinnors produktionspotential inom det småskaliga jordbruket och förbättra deras kontroll och förvaltning av lokala livsmedelsreserver. Resultat 2 att öka landsbygdens kvinnors intäkter för att kunna upprätthålla sin försörjning och skapa välstånd fokuserar på att skapa, stödja och utveckla landsbygdens kvinnoledda företag, stödja deras roll i värdekedjor, förbättra deras inkomstmöjligheter och främja deras kopplingar till high value markets. Resultat 3 att stärka landsbygdens kvinnors ledarskap och delaktighet i sina samhällen och på landsbygdens institutioner och att forma lagar, politik och program för att stärka deras röst och inflytande i viktiga processer och att engagera de manliga företrädarna på alla nivåer att stötta förändring mot landsbygdens kvinnors egenmakt. Resultat 4 att en mer genuslyhörd politisk miljö där lagstiftande och politiska reformer katalyseras i en effektiv verkställighet av landsbygdens kvinnors markrättigheter och deras tillgång till anständig lönesysselsättning, socialt skydd och infrastruktur. Sida bedömer att programmets ansats att belysa och förstärka landsbygdens kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt utifrån problematikens mångdimensionalitet och utifrån de deltagande FN organisationernas specifika mandat och erfarenhet ger en hög sannolikhet att programmet kan leverera resultat. FN organisationernas specifika roll både som normativa förändringsagenter på global nivå samt deras operativa arbete i fält är av stor vikt. Programmet bygger dessutom på redan pågående initiativ och stark närvaro i de länder där programmet ska genomföras. Eftersom programmen i fält kommer att utvecklas helt och hållet först när medel är tillgängliga är det svårt att göra bedömningar fullt ut på fältnivå. Sida bedömer däremot att FN organisationerna, utifrån bl a organisationsbedömningar har struktur, erfarenhet och kapacitet att genomföra programmet på ett bra sätt. MDTF strukturen har etablerats sedan 2003 och de deltagande organisationerna har sedan tidigare stor erfarenhet från deltagande i gemensamma program. Programmet bygger dessutom som tidgare sagts på stark närvaro och pågående program. Sida bedömer därför dessa risker som hanterbara. The Joint Program "Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women "(RWEE) is a global initiative aimed at securing rural women livelihoods and rights in line with sustainable development. RWEE is implemented by FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women based on the comparative advantages and strengths of each UN body to improve the status of women in rural areas. The first phase of RWEE has been implemented in seven countries; Ethiopia, Guatemala, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Nepal, Niger and Rwanda. The overarching goal of this 5-year joint global programme is to secure rural women's livelihoods and rights in the context of sustainable development and the post MDGs, based on four outcome areas: improvements in food and nutrition security; increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth; enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes; and gender responsive policy environments secured for the economic empowerment of rural women. RWEE measures its overall progress and results for all four program objectives: 1) Improvements in food and nutrition security 2) Increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth 3) Enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes 4) Gender responsive policy environment secured for the economic empowerment of rural women Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 40000000 40000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 40000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-61050064-6105006403 Sweden The programme will support a results-oriented collaborative effort from the FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women to accelerate progress towards the economic empowerment of rural women and is expected to generate synergies that capitalize on each agency's mandate, comparative advantage and institutional strength to support improvements in the livelihoods and rights of rural women Det FN-gemensamma programmet “Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women” har pågått sedan 2012 men har p g a svårigheter att hitta finansiering och givare varit effektivt pågående sedan 2014. Programmet har huvudsakligen finansierats av Sida med en ytterst begränsad finansiering från Norge. Finansieringen av programmet har varit det mest genomgående problemet för programmet och den svenska finansieringen har motsvarat ungefär en 50%-ig finansiering av programmet. Trots den begränsade finansieringen har programmet uppvisat goda och accelererande resultat som bl a verifierats genom fältbesök, bl a Ambassadör Kamill till Kirgizistan och en delegation från Ambassaden i Delhi till Nepal. Nu när programmet har kommit till slutet av den ursprungliga avtalsperioden är framtiden för programmet ovisst. Trots kontinuerliga ansträngningar har det fortsatt varit svårt att hitta nya givare. Det kan eventuellt ses i relation till en allmän nedgång globalt i finansiering av genusrelaterade program. Det finns fortsatt indikationer på ett eventuellt nytt stöd från Norge. Sida bedömer att programmet är av stor vikt och har uppvisat goda resultat som det är av vikt att värna om. Det finns en risk att om programmet inte skulle kunna fortsätta att de framsteg som gjorts inte bara blir svåra att bibehålla men kan eventuellt slå tillbaka på de kvinnor som deltagit och medföra ökad grad av marginalisering och utsatthet. Därför är det Sidas bedömning att det är av vikt att säkerställa att programmet kan fortsätta och att det samtidigt ger utrymme att säkra fler givare. Att attrahera nya givare påverkas också av förmågan att visa upp resultat. RWEE har, trots bristerna i finansiering, i ökande grad påvisat goda resultat vilket också förstärker den vikt Sida sätter på att säkerställa en kontinuitet och fortsättning av programmet. Det finns en oklarhet om FN-regelverket kring komplexa One-UN program skulle kräva USD 5 miljoner eller om mindre belopp skulle kunna komma ifråga. SIDA:s ställningstagande har dock varit att om programmet ska kunna leva upp till sin fulla potential och fullt ut kunna säkerställa nya givare är det rimligt att Sida ger ett fullt stöd under kommande året för att sedan återkomma med beslut vid senare tillfälle då det råder större klarhet kring givarintressen och finansiering. I samband med den föreslagna avtalsändringen har alla obligatoriska bedömningar setts över och har inte ansetts behöva justeringar. Detsamma gäller även riskregister och resultatsammanfattning. Den ursprungliga bedömningen följer nedan: Kvinnor är centrala för utvecklingen av landsbygden och nationella ekonomier. De utgör en stor del av jordbruksarbetskraften, särskilt i småskaligt jordbruk, och utför de flesta av de obetalda omsorgsarbetena på landsbygden. Dock har landsbygdens kvinnor och flickor begränsad tillgång till produktiva resurser, t.ex. mark, insatsvaror i jordbruket, finansiering och kredit, rådgivningstjänster och teknik, som i sin tur begränsar produktionen. De möter större svårigheter än män att få tillgång till offentliga tjänster, social trygghet, möjligheter till sysselsättning, information, innovationer och lokala och nationella marknader och institutioner p.g.a. kulturella normer och säkerhetsfrågor. Obetalt omsorgsarbete hindrar ytterligare landsbygdens kvinnors förmåga att erhålla sysselsättning inom och utanför jordbruket samt dra nytta av nya marknadsmöjligheter inom jordbrukssektorn. Deras ledarskap och deltagande i producentorganisationer, beslutsfattande och lokalpolitik förblir låg och landsbygds- och jordbruksutvecklingspolitik tar inte tillräcklig hänsyn till deras behov och prioriteringar. I detta sammanhang föreslås ett gemensamt FN-program (IFAD, FAO, WFP och UN Women) baserat på fyra resultat: Resultat 1 att förbättra landsbygdens kvinnors mat- och näringssäkerhet syftar till att öka kvinnors produktionspotential inom det småskaliga jordbruket och förbättra deras kontroll och förvaltning av lokala livsmedelsreserver. Resultat 2 att öka landsbygdens kvinnors intäkter för att kunna upprätthålla sin försörjning och skapa välstånd fokuserar på att skapa, stödja och utveckla landsbygdens kvinnoledda företag, stödja deras roll i värdekedjor, förbättra deras inkomstmöjligheter och främja deras kopplingar till high value markets. Resultat 3 att stärka landsbygdens kvinnors ledarskap och delaktighet i sina samhällen och på landsbygdens institutioner och att forma lagar, politik och program för att stärka deras röst och inflytande i viktiga processer och att engagera de manliga företrädarna på alla nivåer att stötta förändring mot landsbygdens kvinnors egenmakt. Resultat 4 att en mer genuslyhörd politisk miljö där lagstiftande och politiska reformer katalyseras i en effektiv verkställighet av landsbygdens kvinnors markrättigheter och deras tillgång till anständig lönesysselsättning, socialt skydd och infrastruktur. Sida bedömer att programmets ansats att belysa och förstärka landsbygdens kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt utifrån problematikens mångdimensionalitet och utifrån de deltagande FN organisationernas specifika mandat och erfarenhet ger en hög sannolikhet att programmet kan leverera resultat. FN organisationernas specifika roll både som normativa förändringsagenter på global nivå samt deras operativa arbete i fält är av stor vikt. Programmet bygger dessutom på redan pågående initiativ och stark närvaro i de länder där programmet ska genomföras. Eftersom programmen i fält kommer att utvecklas helt och hållet först när medel är tillgängliga är det svårt att göra bedömningar fullt ut på fältnivå. Sida bedömer däremot att FN organisationerna, utifrån bl a organisationsbedömningar har struktur, erfarenhet och kapacitet att genomföra programmet på ett bra sätt. MDTF strukturen har etablerats sedan 2003 och de deltagande organisationerna har sedan tidigare stor erfarenhet från deltagande i gemensamma program. Programmet bygger dessutom som tidgare sagts på stark närvaro och pågående program. Sida bedömer därför dessa risker som hanterbara. The Joint Program "Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women "(RWEE) is a global initiative aimed at securing rural women livelihoods and rights in line with sustainable development. RWEE is implemented by FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women based on the comparative advantages and strengths of each UN body to improve the status of women in rural areas. The first phase of RWEE has been implemented in seven countries; Ethiopia, Guatemala, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Nepal, Niger and Rwanda. The overarching goal of this 5-year joint global programme is to secure rural women's livelihoods and rights in the context of sustainable development and the post MDGs, based on four outcome areas: improvements in food and nutrition security; increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth; enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes; and gender responsive policy environments secured for the economic empowerment of rural women. RWEE measures its overall progress and results for all four program objectives: 1) Improvements in food and nutrition security 2) Increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth 3) Enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes 4) Gender responsive policy environment secured for the economic empowerment of rural women Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 0 40000000 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to and increased use of open, safe and free information and communication technology (ICT) Förbättrad tillgång till och ökad användning av öppen, säker och fri informations- och kommunikationsteknologi (ICT) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened ownership and tenure rights for land and natural resources Stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050104 Sweden Core support to the freedom of Expression organisation Article 19 Organisationen Article 19, bildad 1987, har som syfte att främja och försvara yttrandefrihet och rätten till information som grundläggande mänskliga rättigheter så att människor kan uttrycka sig fritt och få tillgång till information. Organisationen har sitt huvudkontor i London och har ytterligare kontor i Brasilien, Mexiko, USA, Senegal, Tunisien, Kenya, Bangladesh och Myanmar. Article 19 har en viktig profil vad gäller yttrandefrihet och lagstiftning, där man med sin specialistkunskap försöker påverka lagar och policy på global, regional och nationell nivå och ofta anlitas som experter av FN och andra internationella aktörer. Andra profilfrågor för Article 19 är bland annat rätten till information samt digitala rättigheter. Article 19 och Sida har samarbetat sedan 1999, senast fick organisationen kärnstöd på 16 MSEK perioden 2011-2014. Organisationen har utvecklat en ny strategisk plan för perioden 2015-2020 och har inkommit till Sida med en fyraårig ansökan om kärnstöd på cirka 43 MSEK. I den nya strategiska planen har man identifierat fem huvudområden att arbeta inom för den kommande sexårsperioden: 1) Yttrandefrihet och rätten till information på internet; 2) Mediefrihet, pluralism och civila samhällets roll; 3) Kampen mot straffrihet; 4) Skydd och främjande av civila samhällets utrymme att verka; 5) Utveckling och transparens Article 19 skall utföra sitt arbete på global, regional och nationell nivå - i nära samarbete med andra internationella aktörer, A19s egna regionala kontor samt lokala partners i det civila samhället. Organisationen försöker använda framsteg på policynivå i påverkansarbete på regional och nationell nivå. Konkreta erfarenheter från arbetet på lokal nivå skall i sin tur födas in i policyarbetet på policynivå och därmed skapa en dynamik där framsteg på en nivå kan användas i arbetet på andra nivåer. Tanken är att under kommande strategiperiod ytterligare stärka regionkontorens kapacitet och decentralisera funktioner från huvudkontoret i London. Vidareförmedling till och kapacitetsutveckling av lokala organisationer är en annan viktig aspekt av A19s arbete. Total budget för fyraårsperioden är runt 316 miljoner kronor, av vilken Sidas stöd skulle utgöra 29 miljoner - 9%. Article 19 avser att avsätta knappt 8% av budgeten för vidareförmedling till nationella Center i Syd. Till detta kommer en avesvärd andel till de regionala kontorens arbete. Såväl Sidas andel som total budget är en rejäl ökning jämfört med tidigare år och följer den positiva utvärdering som gjordes av samarbetet med Article 19 2014 och visade på organisationens relevans samt goda resultat. Ökningen följer dessutom resonemang som förts på enheten kring att identifiera strategiska partners för att forma en portfölj med något färre och större insatser. I detta arbete har även vikten av att finna kompetenta samarbetspartners med förmåga att vidareförmedla medel till lokala partners i syd understrukits. Det är Sidas bedömning att Article 19 passar väl in i denna kravprofil, med arbete på alla nivåer - inklusive nationellt - regionkontorens roll samt det nära samarbete med lokala organisationer i syd. Runt en fjärdedel av fyraårsbudgeten är i nuläget säkrad. Med den planerade ökningen i stöd kommer Sida under denna period troligtvis att bli den största enskilda givaren. Andra större givare till organisationen är Norge, Nederländerna och Storbritannien. Article 19's (A19) strategy operates under the same vision and mission as defined by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: "Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right include freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers." Through its new strategy for 2015-2020, Article 19 intends to focus its work on five main themes:1) Freedom of expression and information on the Internet - work on defending inclusion of human rights within the digital sphere and bridging the gap between human rights and digital actors.2) Media freedom, pluralism and public interest - work to strengthen the role of civil society, media and activists to advocate for improved media pluralism, freedom and accountability.3) Fight against impunity and protection of those defending human rights - work to improve the security conditions and protection tools and mechanisms for journalists, media workers, human rights defenders, bloggers and othersengaged in defending human rights and fighting against corruption.4) Protection and promotion of civic space - work towards promotion, protection and expansion of civic space, providing legal policy and practical measures and assistance to protect the rights of human rights defenders toassociate, publicly participate, protest and dissent offline and online.5) Development and transparency - work on advocating for better legislation and implementation of access to information laws as well as effective use of those laws by civil society, mainstream right to information principles inthe development agenda with a focus on enhancing public participation of marginalised and vulnerable communities. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Some highlights from the agreement period: A19 made several significant achievements in the area of incorporating the right to information, free expression and association into global, regional and national agreements. A19 together with other CSOs has played an instrumental role in driving the adoption of Latin America and the Caribbean's first legally binding environmental agreement - the Escazu Treaty - ensuring that measures to protect and prevent attacks against human rights defenders on environmental issues were included. A19 also progressed in advocating for the Escazu treaty in Latin America to include strong provisions on access to information, participation and justice in environmental matters. The agreement took nearly six years to negotiate and it has the status of law in the countries which have ratified it.  A19 has made significant progress within the field of internet governance, management and standards. A19 has been working with mainstreaming of human rights issues into internet governance bodies. In May 2016, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) officially committed to respect human rights in its institutional bylaws. Since then, A19 has been working extensively with operationalising this decision as chair of the Human Rights working subgroup and continues to work with ICANN to fully operationalise the bylaw and ensure it is reflected in future policy development. This is a significant step towards accountability for ICANN's human rights impacts and the broader mainstreaming of human rights in Internet governance. Within the area of protection, specific progress has been made on safety of journalists. Between 2006 and the end of 2016, 930 journalists were killed for their work, with a 90% impunity rate for those crimes. In 2016, the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) adopted a ground-breaking Resolution on the Safety of Journalists (A/HRC/33/2), the culmination of more than five years work and advocacy by A19 and our partners. On paper, the resolution was the most ambitious ever global agenda on the safety of journalists: A19’s advocacy and recommendations to States led to the adoption of the resolution by all 47 HRC members by consensus, and subsequent sponsorship by more than 90 other States. Media regulation: To address the issue of content regulation on social media platforms, a key issue in 2017-18, A19 proposed a model for “Social Media Councils (SMC)” based on the self-regulatory press-council models. This approach has been endorsed by the UN Special Rapporteur on FoE David Kaye in his report and has become one of the flagship initiatives for the next stage of the delivery on A19:s strategic plan - the XPA Agenda - in the coming years.    No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050104-6105010401 Sweden Core support to the freedom of Expression organisation Article 19 Organisationen Article 19, bildad 1987, har som syfte att främja och försvara yttrandefrihet och rätten till information som grundläggande mänskliga rättigheter så att människor kan uttrycka sig fritt och få tillgång till information. Organisationen har sitt huvudkontor i London och har ytterligare kontor i Brasilien, Mexiko, USA, Senegal, Tunisien, Kenya, Bangladesh och Myanmar. Article 19 har en viktig profil vad gäller yttrandefrihet och lagstiftning, där man med sin specialistkunskap försöker påverka lagar och policy på global, regional och nationell nivå och ofta anlitas som experter av FN och andra internationella aktörer. Andra profilfrågor för Article 19 är bland annat rätten till information samt digitala rättigheter. Article 19 och Sida har samarbetat sedan 1999, senast fick organisationen kärnstöd på 16 MSEK perioden 2011-2014. Organisationen har utvecklat en ny strategisk plan för perioden 2015-2020 och har inkommit till Sida med en fyraårig ansökan om kärnstöd på cirka 43 MSEK. I den nya strategiska planen har man identifierat fem huvudområden att arbeta inom för den kommande sexårsperioden: 1) Yttrandefrihet och rätten till information på internet; 2) Mediefrihet, pluralism och civila samhällets roll; 3) Kampen mot straffrihet; 4) Skydd och främjande av civila samhällets utrymme att verka; 5) Utveckling och transparens Article 19 skall utföra sitt arbete på global, regional och nationell nivå - i nära samarbete med andra internationella aktörer, A19s egna regionala kontor samt lokala partners i det civila samhället. Organisationen försöker använda framsteg på policynivå i påverkansarbete på regional och nationell nivå. Konkreta erfarenheter från arbetet på lokal nivå skall i sin tur födas in i policyarbetet på policynivå och därmed skapa en dynamik där framsteg på en nivå kan användas i arbetet på andra nivåer. Tanken är att under kommande strategiperiod ytterligare stärka regionkontorens kapacitet och decentralisera funktioner från huvudkontoret i London. Vidareförmedling till och kapacitetsutveckling av lokala organisationer är en annan viktig aspekt av A19s arbete. Total budget för fyraårsperioden är runt 316 miljoner kronor, av vilken Sidas stöd skulle utgöra 29 miljoner - 9%. Article 19 avser att avsätta knappt 8% av budgeten för vidareförmedling till nationella Center i Syd. Till detta kommer en avesvärd andel till de regionala kontorens arbete. Såväl Sidas andel som total budget är en rejäl ökning jämfört med tidigare år och följer den positiva utvärdering som gjordes av samarbetet med Article 19 2014 och visade på organisationens relevans samt goda resultat. Ökningen följer dessutom resonemang som förts på enheten kring att identifiera strategiska partners för att forma en portfölj med något färre och större insatser. I detta arbete har även vikten av att finna kompetenta samarbetspartners med förmåga att vidareförmedla medel till lokala partners i syd understrukits. Det är Sidas bedömning att Article 19 passar väl in i denna kravprofil, med arbete på alla nivåer - inklusive nationellt - regionkontorens roll samt det nära samarbete med lokala organisationer i syd. Runt en fjärdedel av fyraårsbudgeten är i nuläget säkrad. Med den planerade ökningen i stöd kommer Sida under denna period troligtvis att bli den största enskilda givaren. Andra större givare till organisationen är Norge, Nederländerna och Storbritannien. Article 19's (A19) strategy operates under the same vision and mission as defined by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: "Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right include freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers." Through its new strategy for 2015-2020, Article 19 intends to focus its work on five main themes:1) Freedom of expression and information on the Internet - work on defending inclusion of human rights within the digital sphere and bridging the gap between human rights and digital actors.2) Media freedom, pluralism and public interest - work to strengthen the role of civil society, media and activists to advocate for improved media pluralism, freedom and accountability.3) Fight against impunity and protection of those defending human rights - work to improve the security conditions and protection tools and mechanisms for journalists, media workers, human rights defenders, bloggers and othersengaged in defending human rights and fighting against corruption.4) Protection and promotion of civic space - work towards promotion, protection and expansion of civic space, providing legal policy and practical measures and assistance to protect the rights of human rights defenders toassociate, publicly participate, protest and dissent offline and online.5) Development and transparency - work on advocating for better legislation and implementation of access to information laws as well as effective use of those laws by civil society, mainstream right to information principles inthe development agenda with a focus on enhancing public participation of marginalised and vulnerable communities. Sweden Article 19 Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Article 19 Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 7000000 9000000 0 0 4000000 -7000000 3500000 0 0 0 0 9500000 3000000 9000000 0 9000000 0 -9500000 7000000 0 -9000000 19500000 Article 19 3500000 Article 19 4000000 Article 19 3000000 Article 19 9000000 Article 19 SE-0-SE-6-61050104-6105010402 Sweden Core support to the freedom of Expression organisation Article 19 Organisationen Article 19, bildad 1987, har som syfte att främja och försvara yttrandefrihet och rätten till information som grundläggande mänskliga rättigheter så att människor kan uttrycka sig fritt och få tillgång till information. Organisationen har sitt huvudkontor i London och har ytterligare kontor i Brasilien, Mexiko, USA, Senegal, Tunisien, Kenya, Bangladesh och Myanmar. Article 19 har en viktig profil vad gäller yttrandefrihet och lagstiftning, där man med sin specialistkunskap försöker påverka lagar och policy på global, regional och nationell nivå och ofta anlitas som experter av FN och andra internationella aktörer. Andra profilfrågor för Article 19 är bland annat rätten till information samt digitala rättigheter. Article 19 och Sida har samarbetat sedan 1999, senast fick organisationen kärnstöd på 16 MSEK perioden 2011-2014. Organisationen har utvecklat en ny strategisk plan för perioden 2015-2020 och har inkommit till Sida med en fyraårig ansökan om kärnstöd på cirka 43 MSEK. I den nya strategiska planen har man identifierat fem huvudområden att arbeta inom för den kommande sexårsperioden: 1) Yttrandefrihet och rätten till information på internet; 2) Mediefrihet, pluralism och civila samhällets roll; 3) Kampen mot straffrihet; 4) Skydd och främjande av civila samhällets utrymme att verka; 5) Utveckling och transparens Article 19 skall utföra sitt arbete på global, regional och nationell nivå - i nära samarbete med andra internationella aktörer, A19s egna regionala kontor samt lokala partners i det civila samhället. Organisationen försöker använda framsteg på policynivå i påverkansarbete på regional och nationell nivå. Konkreta erfarenheter från arbetet på lokal nivå skall i sin tur födas in i policyarbetet på policynivå och därmed skapa en dynamik där framsteg på en nivå kan användas i arbetet på andra nivåer. Tanken är att under kommande strategiperiod ytterligare stärka regionkontorens kapacitet och decentralisera funktioner från huvudkontoret i London. Vidareförmedling till och kapacitetsutveckling av lokala organisationer är en annan viktig aspekt av A19s arbete. Total budget för fyraårsperioden är runt 316 miljoner kronor, av vilken Sidas stöd skulle utgöra 29 miljoner - 9%. Article 19 avser att avsätta knappt 8% av budgeten för vidareförmedling till nationella Center i Syd. Till detta kommer en avesvärd andel till de regionala kontorens arbete. Såväl Sidas andel som total budget är en rejäl ökning jämfört med tidigare år och följer den positiva utvärdering som gjordes av samarbetet med Article 19 2014 och visade på organisationens relevans samt goda resultat. Ökningen följer dessutom resonemang som förts på enheten kring att identifiera strategiska partners för att forma en portfölj med något färre och större insatser. I detta arbete har även vikten av att finna kompetenta samarbetspartners med förmåga att vidareförmedla medel till lokala partners i syd understrukits. Det är Sidas bedömning att Article 19 passar väl in i denna kravprofil, med arbete på alla nivåer - inklusive nationellt - regionkontorens roll samt det nära samarbete med lokala organisationer i syd. Runt en fjärdedel av fyraårsbudgeten är i nuläget säkrad. Med den planerade ökningen i stöd kommer Sida under denna period troligtvis att bli den största enskilda givaren. Andra större givare till organisationen är Norge, Nederländerna och Storbritannien. Article 19's (A19) strategy operates under the same vision and mission as defined by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: "Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right include freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers." Through its new strategy for 2015-2020, Article 19 intends to focus its work on five main themes:1) Freedom of expression and information on the Internet - work on defending inclusion of human rights within the digital sphere and bridging the gap between human rights and digital actors.2) Media freedom, pluralism and public interest - work to strengthen the role of civil society, media and activists to advocate for improved media pluralism, freedom and accountability.3) Fight against impunity and protection of those defending human rights - work to improve the security conditions and protection tools and mechanisms for journalists, media workers, human rights defenders, bloggers and othersengaged in defending human rights and fighting against corruption.4) Protection and promotion of civic space - work towards promotion, protection and expansion of civic space, providing legal policy and practical measures and assistance to protect the rights of human rights defenders toassociate, publicly participate, protest and dissent offline and online.5) Development and transparency - work on advocating for better legislation and implementation of access to information laws as well as effective use of those laws by civil society, mainstream right to information principles inthe development agenda with a focus on enhancing public participation of marginalised and vulnerable communities. Sweden Article 19 Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Article 19 Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5650000 11370000 11820000 5650000 0 11370000 0 11820000 0 28840000 Article 19 5650000 Article 19 11370000 Article 19 11820000 Article 19 Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61050104-6105010403 Sweden Core support to the freedom of Expression organisation Article 19 Organisationen Article 19, bildad 1987, har som syfte att främja och försvara yttrandefrihet och rätten till information som grundläggande mänskliga rättigheter så att människor kan uttrycka sig fritt och få tillgång till information. Organisationen har sitt huvudkontor i London och har ytterligare kontor i Brasilien, Mexiko, USA, Senegal, Tunisien, Kenya, Bangladesh och Myanmar. Article 19 har en viktig profil vad gäller yttrandefrihet och lagstiftning, där man med sin specialistkunskap försöker påverka lagar och policy på global, regional och nationell nivå och ofta anlitas som experter av FN och andra internationella aktörer. Andra profilfrågor för Article 19 är bland annat rätten till information samt digitala rättigheter. Article 19 och Sida har samarbetat sedan 1999, senast fick organisationen kärnstöd på 16 MSEK perioden 2011-2014. Organisationen har utvecklat en ny strategisk plan för perioden 2015-2020 och har inkommit till Sida med en fyraårig ansökan om kärnstöd på cirka 43 MSEK. I den nya strategiska planen har man identifierat fem huvudområden att arbeta inom för den kommande sexårsperioden: 1) Yttrandefrihet och rätten till information på internet; 2) Mediefrihet, pluralism och civila samhällets roll; 3) Kampen mot straffrihet; 4) Skydd och främjande av civila samhällets utrymme att verka; 5) Utveckling och transparens Article 19 skall utföra sitt arbete på global, regional och nationell nivå - i nära samarbete med andra internationella aktörer, A19s egna regionala kontor samt lokala partners i det civila samhället. Organisationen försöker använda framsteg på policynivå i påverkansarbete på regional och nationell nivå. Konkreta erfarenheter från arbetet på lokal nivå skall i sin tur födas in i policyarbetet på policynivå och därmed skapa en dynamik där framsteg på en nivå kan användas i arbetet på andra nivåer. Tanken är att under kommande strategiperiod ytterligare stärka regionkontorens kapacitet och decentralisera funktioner från huvudkontoret i London. Vidareförmedling till och kapacitetsutveckling av lokala organisationer är en annan viktig aspekt av A19s arbete. Total budget för fyraårsperioden är runt 316 miljoner kronor, av vilken Sidas stöd skulle utgöra 29 miljoner - 9%. Article 19 avser att avsätta knappt 8% av budgeten för vidareförmedling till nationella Center i Syd. Till detta kommer en avesvärd andel till de regionala kontorens arbete. Såväl Sidas andel som total budget är en rejäl ökning jämfört med tidigare år och följer den positiva utvärdering som gjordes av samarbetet med Article 19 2014 och visade på organisationens relevans samt goda resultat. Ökningen följer dessutom resonemang som förts på enheten kring att identifiera strategiska partners för att forma en portfölj med något färre och större insatser. I detta arbete har även vikten av att finna kompetenta samarbetspartners med förmåga att vidareförmedla medel till lokala partners i syd understrukits. Det är Sidas bedömning att Article 19 passar väl in i denna kravprofil, med arbete på alla nivåer - inklusive nationellt - regionkontorens roll samt det nära samarbete med lokala organisationer i syd. Runt en fjärdedel av fyraårsbudgeten är i nuläget säkrad. Med den planerade ökningen i stöd kommer Sida under denna period troligtvis att bli den största enskilda givaren. Andra större givare till organisationen är Norge, Nederländerna och Storbritannien. Article 19's (A19) strategy operates under the same vision and mission as defined by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: "Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right include freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers." Through its new strategy for 2015-2020, Article 19 intends to focus its work on five main themes:1) Freedom of expression and information on the Internet - work on defending inclusion of human rights within the digital sphere and bridging the gap between human rights and digital actors.2) Media freedom, pluralism and public interest - work to strengthen the role of civil society, media and activists to advocate for improved media pluralism, freedom and accountability.3) Fight against impunity and protection of those defending human rights - work to improve the security conditions and protection tools and mechanisms for journalists, media workers, human rights defenders, bloggers and othersengaged in defending human rights and fighting against corruption.4) Protection and promotion of civic space - work towards promotion, protection and expansion of civic space, providing legal policy and practical measures and assistance to protect the rights of human rights defenders toassociate, publicly participate, protest and dissent offline and online.5) Development and transparency - work on advocating for better legislation and implementation of access to information laws as well as effective use of those laws by civil society, mainstream right to information principles inthe development agenda with a focus on enhancing public participation of marginalised and vulnerable communities. Sweden Article 19 Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Article 19 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9500000 0 0 0 7500000 2000000 0 0 0 0 9500000 Article 19 2000000 Article 19 7500000 Article 19 Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened democratic principles, processes and governance for independent and transparent societies based on the rule of law. Stärkta demokratiska principer, processer och samhällsstyming för oberoende, rättssäkra och transparenta samhällen. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for freedom of expression, including human rights on-line, free and independent media, access to information and countering disinformation. Stärkta förutsättningar för yttrandefrihet, inklusive mänskliga rättigheters tillämplighet på internet, fri och oberoende media, tillgång till information och motverkande av desinformation. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Reduced corruption and increased transparency and accountability. Minskad korruption samt ökad transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened rule of law, including the independence of courts and access to justice for the individual. Stärkt rättssäkerhet, inklusive domstolars oberoende och individens tillgång till rättvisa. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased safety and security for actors and organisations working to uphold human rights. Ökad trygghet och säkerhet för aktörer och organisationer som främjar och försvarar de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61050350 Sweden The support is a core support to the Foundation Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) for the implementation of their activities during the period 2016-2019 in accordance with their strategy from 2013 to 2017 and other documents. SIWI first started as an office in Stockholm Water to administer the water price which was distributed during the Water Festival and later the International Water Symposium, which of course has evolved into today's water week with more than 3000 participants and 300 organizations from 130 countries. Sida and 2015 contributed a total of just over 200 million SEK for core support, global, regional and bilateral cooperation with SIWI. The goal of the activities is according to SIWIs vision of an "a Water Wise World" and the mission "SIWI Provides and Promotes Water Wise Solutions for Sustainable Development". This means to contribute to the generation and dissemination of new knowledge, education and advocacy for sustainable decisions and sustainable management of water with a focus on the following thematic areas: Water; Transboundary water; Climate change and water; Water, Food and Energy Nexus; and Water Economy. Stödet utgör ett kärnstöd till Stiftelsen Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) för genomförandet av deras verksamhet under perioden 2016-2019 i enlighet med deras strategi 2013-2017 och andra styrdokument. SIWI började först som ett kontor inom Stockholm Vatten för att administrera vattenpriset som delades ut under Vattenfestivalen och senare även det internationella vattensymposium, som ju har utvecklats till dagens vattenvecka med drygt 3 000 deltagare och ca 300 organisationer från 130 länder. Sida har till och med 2015 totalt bidragit med drygt 200 mn kr för kärnstöd, globala, regionala och bilaterala samarbeten med SIWI. Målet för verksamheten är enligt SIWIs vision en "a water wise world" och med missionen ”SIWI provides and promotes water wise solutions for sustainable development”. Detta innebär att bidra till generering och spridning av ny kunskap, utbildning och påverkansarbete for hållbara beslut och hållbar hantering av vatten med fokus på följande tematiska områden: Vattenförvaltning; Gränsöverskridande vatten; Klimatförändringar och vatten; Vatten, Livsmedel och Energi-nexus; samt Vattenekonomi. Stödet till SIWI är ett kärnstöd som har som mål att stödja SIWIs strategi för åren 2013-2017. SIWI har som vision "a water wise world" och som mission ”SIWI provides and promotes water wise solutions for sustainable development”. Strategin syftar till att uppnå: effektivare, rättvis och miljömässigt hållbar styrning av vattenresurser, vattenförsörjning och sanitet i låg- och medelinkomstländer; en ”vattenklok” värld där gränsöverskridande vatten delas i samverkan och fred; länder utsatta för hydro- och klimatrisker för att bli resilienta och för att möjliggöra en socioekonomisk tillväxt och förbättrad mänsklig och miljömässig säkerhet; en ”vattenklok” värld där politik och praxis antas att tillhandahålla vatten, energi och livsmedel bör stödja en övergång till en grön ekonomi; en rättvis, effektiv och hållbar användning av vatten genom användning av ekonomiska analyser och instrument, på ett lämpligt sett kombinerat med andra beslutsfattande redskap; och att Stockholms världsvattenvecka är den globala årliga mötesplatsen för vattenfrågor. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation SIWI presenterar i sin resultatrapportering för 2019 både rapportering på en övergripande nivå mot sina sex strategiska målområden och konkreta resultat som bidrar till dessa målområden.  Vad gäller koppling till Sidas strategimål inom ramarna för strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, samt hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022, går det att se att SIWI genom sina strategiska mål 2, "SIWI influences priority-setting for improved water governance" (uppnått) , mål 3, "SIWI contributes to policy development for improved water governance" (delvis uppnått) och mål 4, "SIWI contributes to the implementation of improved water policy and practices" (delvis uppnått)  och till dessa tillhörande resultat, bidrar till stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser samt ekosystemtjänster. Vad gäller de tematiska perspektiven - fattiga människors perspektiv, rättighetsperspektivet, ett miljö- och klimatperspektiv, ett jämställdhetsperspektiv och ett konfliktperspektiv - går det att se att flera program inom ramarna för insatsen innehåller tydliga mekanismer och verktyg för att säkerställa en inkludering av dessa perspektiv. SIWI har även tre fastställda tvärgående frågor som en arbetar med inom ramarna för alla projekt - jämställdhet, stöd till ungdomar och ett rättighetsperspektiv (HRBA). Under 2019 skedde detta främst genom utbildning av personal i dessa frågor samt konkret stöd i dessa frågor till olika projekt. Nedan följer några exempel på konkreta resultat från året som levererar mot Globens strategimål: Strategimål 1: Stärkt skydd och återstållande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvattenekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. - Institutionellt stöd - GoAL WaterS-programmet i Jordanien bidrog till genomförandet av en förbättrad hantering av torka genom stöd till sårbarhetsanalyser kopplade till torka i fyra viktiga grundvattenbäcken. Programmet var en del av satsningar att stärka den nya enheten ansvarig för torka inom Jordaniens vattendepartement, och att bättre förstå underliggande orsaker till torka. Systemet för rapportering inom ramen för GoAL WaterS-programmet innehåller tydliga granskningsmekanismer som ska säkerställa ett aktivt jämställdhetsarbete, fattigdomsperspektiv och hänsyn till klimatförändringar. - Kapacitetsutveckling - I januari 2019 lanserade SIWI och SDG Academy en så kallade MOOC, Massive Open Online Course, för SDG 6. Kursen fokuserade på kunskapsspridning kring en bredd av aktuella frågor och utmaningar relaterat till vatten och bidrog till att främja ett holistiskt perspektiv på vattenfrågor hos utvecklingssamfundet och studenter från över 160 länder. Kursen fick således en väldigt bred spridning (både höginkomst och låginkomstländer) och där 23 % av studenterna kom från kontexter där vattenbrist är ett rådande problem.  - Påverkansarbete på hög nivå - Under World Water Week 2019 arrangerade SIWI en högnivådialog kring framtidens resiliensbyggande genom engagemang i vattenfrågor, vilket ledde till författandet av ett öppet brev undertecknat av 25 representanter från olika organisationer, institutioner, och länder (t ex Världsbanken, Global Center on Adaptation, World Resources Institute, Tyskland, Ungern och Sydafrika) med uppmaningen till över 600 beslutsfattare att engagera sig för förbättrad och stärkt vattenförvaltning. Bredden av undertecknare visar på SIWI:s sammankallande kraft för att få det globala vattensamfundet att tala med en röst. - Vattendiplomati/Dialogplattformar - Under 2019 organiserade SIWI totalt 14 informella möten för seniora förhandlare och andra berörda parter i Nilens flodbäcken, Mellanöstern och Centralasien/Afghanistan inom ramarna för Shared Waters Partnership Programme (SWP). Dessa möten gav deltagare från olika länder i konfliktdrabbade områden möjlighet att utbyta kunskap och perspektiv och börja bygga tillit.  Strategimål 2: Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning - Dialogplattform/påverkansarbete - SIWI:s arbete på global nivå med kunskapsöverföring och dialogplattform på landnivå rörande hälso- och miljöproblemen kopplade till antibiotikaresistens (AMR) har bidragit till att Indien - världens största antibiotikaproducent - blir första landet i världen att lagstifta om antibiotikautsläpp vid produktion. - Metodutveckling - Source-to-Sea plattformen som samordnas av SIWI lanserade två publikationer om praktisk applicering av källa-till-hav ansatsen: “A guide for practitioners and Source-to-Sea framework for marine litter prevention” och “Preventing plastic leakage in river basins”  och metoden pilottestas i Etiopien och Vietnam. Strategimål 3: Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer - Verktyg/metod - Inom ramen för City Water Resilience Approach (CWRA) - ett verktyg till stöd för städer att bygga resiliens mot framtida vattenutmaningar - har stöd givits till utveckling av Kapstadens vattenstrategi där resiliens är en nyckelkomponent. Dessutom har arbetet med CWRA genererat lärdomar att trots ett gediget politiskt ledarskap på högsta nivå ligger den verkliga utmaningen i att översätta resiliensanalyser och studier till långsiktig planering och stödjande policies, samt att säkra finansieringen. SIWI utforskar därför olika vägar för att generera ytterligare finansiering för att stödja de städer som visat starkt intresse för CWRA. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050350-6105035001 Sweden The support is a core support to the Foundation Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) for the implementation of their activities during the period 2016-2019 in accordance with their strategy from 2013 to 2017 and other documents. SIWI first started as an office in Stockholm Water to administer the water price which was distributed during the Water Festival and later the International Water Symposium, which of course has evolved into today's water week with more than 3000 participants and 300 organizations from 130 countries. Sida and 2015 contributed a total of just over 200 million SEK for core support, global, regional and bilateral cooperation with SIWI. The goal of the activities is according to SIWIs vision of an "a Water Wise World" and the mission "SIWI Provides and Promotes Water Wise Solutions for Sustainable Development". This means to contribute to the generation and dissemination of new knowledge, education and advocacy for sustainable decisions and sustainable management of water with a focus on the following thematic areas: Water; Transboundary water; Climate change and water; Water, Food and Energy Nexus; and Water Economy. Stödet utgör ett kärnstöd till Stiftelsen Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) för genomförandet av deras verksamhet under perioden 2016-2019 i enlighet med deras strategi 2013-2017 och andra styrdokument. SIWI började först som ett kontor inom Stockholm Vatten för att administrera vattenpriset som delades ut under Vattenfestivalen och senare även det internationella vattensymposium, som ju har utvecklats till dagens vattenvecka med drygt 3 000 deltagare och ca 300 organisationer från 130 länder. Sida har till och med 2015 totalt bidragit med drygt 200 mn kr för kärnstöd, globala, regionala och bilaterala samarbeten med SIWI. Målet för verksamheten är enligt SIWIs vision en "a water wise world" och med missionen ”SIWI provides and promotes water wise solutions for sustainable development”. Detta innebär att bidra till generering och spridning av ny kunskap, utbildning och påverkansarbete for hållbara beslut och hållbar hantering av vatten med fokus på följande tematiska områden: Vattenförvaltning; Gränsöverskridande vatten; Klimatförändringar och vatten; Vatten, Livsmedel och Energi-nexus; samt Vattenekonomi. Stödet till SIWI är ett kärnstöd som har som mål att stödja SIWIs strategi för åren 2013-2017. SIWI har som vision "a water wise world" och som mission ”SIWI provides and promotes water wise solutions for sustainable development”. Strategin syftar till att uppnå: effektivare, rättvis och miljömässigt hållbar styrning av vattenresurser, vattenförsörjning och sanitet i låg- och medelinkomstländer; en ”vattenklok” värld där gränsöverskridande vatten delas i samverkan och fred; länder utsatta för hydro- och klimatrisker för att bli resilienta och för att möjliggöra en socioekonomisk tillväxt och förbättrad mänsklig och miljömässig säkerhet; en ”vattenklok” värld där politik och praxis antas att tillhandahålla vatten, energi och livsmedel bör stödja en övergång till en grön ekonomi; en rättvis, effektiv och hållbar användning av vatten genom användning av ekonomiska analyser och instrument, på ett lämpligt sett kombinerat med andra beslutsfattande redskap; och att Stockholms världsvattenvecka är den globala årliga mötesplatsen för vattenfrågor. Sweden SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 36000000 0 0 0 0 0 30000000 0 0 18000000 15000000 15000000 -30000000 30000000 30000000 0 30000000 0 0 18000000 0 -30000000 -30000000 0 0 0 -30000000 66000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 15000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 15000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 0 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 18000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 0 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 18000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute SE-0-SE-6-61050350-6105035002 Sweden The support is a core support to the Foundation Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) for the implementation of their activities during the period 2016-2019 in accordance with their strategy from 2013 to 2017 and other documents. SIWI first started as an office in Stockholm Water to administer the water price which was distributed during the Water Festival and later the International Water Symposium, which of course has evolved into today's water week with more than 3000 participants and 300 organizations from 130 countries. Sida and 2015 contributed a total of just over 200 million SEK for core support, global, regional and bilateral cooperation with SIWI. The goal of the activities is according to SIWIs vision of an "a Water Wise World" and the mission "SIWI Provides and Promotes Water Wise Solutions for Sustainable Development". This means to contribute to the generation and dissemination of new knowledge, education and advocacy for sustainable decisions and sustainable management of water with a focus on the following thematic areas: Water; Transboundary water; Climate change and water; Water, Food and Energy Nexus; and Water Economy. Stödet utgör ett kärnstöd till Stiftelsen Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) för genomförandet av deras verksamhet under perioden 2016-2019 i enlighet med deras strategi 2013-2017 och andra styrdokument. SIWI började först som ett kontor inom Stockholm Vatten för att administrera vattenpriset som delades ut under Vattenfestivalen och senare även det internationella vattensymposium, som ju har utvecklats till dagens vattenvecka med drygt 3 000 deltagare och ca 300 organisationer från 130 länder. Sida har till och med 2015 totalt bidragit med drygt 200 mn kr för kärnstöd, globala, regionala och bilaterala samarbeten med SIWI. Målet för verksamheten är enligt SIWIs vision en "a water wise world" och med missionen ”SIWI provides and promotes water wise solutions for sustainable development”. Detta innebär att bidra till generering och spridning av ny kunskap, utbildning och påverkansarbete for hållbara beslut och hållbar hantering av vatten med fokus på följande tematiska områden: Vattenförvaltning; Gränsöverskridande vatten; Klimatförändringar och vatten; Vatten, Livsmedel och Energi-nexus; samt Vattenekonomi. Stödet till SIWI är ett kärnstöd som har som mål att stödja SIWIs strategi för åren 2013-2017. SIWI har som vision "a water wise world" och som mission ”SIWI provides and promotes water wise solutions for sustainable development”. Strategin syftar till att uppnå: effektivare, rättvis och miljömässigt hållbar styrning av vattenresurser, vattenförsörjning och sanitet i låg- och medelinkomstländer; en ”vattenklok” värld där gränsöverskridande vatten delas i samverkan och fred; länder utsatta för hydro- och klimatrisker för att bli resilienta och för att möjliggöra en socioekonomisk tillväxt och förbättrad mänsklig och miljömässig säkerhet; en ”vattenklok” värld där politik och praxis antas att tillhandahålla vatten, energi och livsmedel bör stödja en övergång till en grön ekonomi; en rättvis, effektiv och hållbar användning av vatten genom användning av ekonomiska analyser och instrument, på ett lämpligt sett kombinerat med andra beslutsfattande redskap; och att Stockholms världsvattenvecka är den globala årliga mötesplatsen för vattenfrågor. Sweden SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 40000000 40000000 20000000 0 0 0 20000000 20000000 0 0 0 20000000 20000000 0 20000000 120000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 20000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 20000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 20000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 20000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 20000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 20000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050350-6105035003 Sweden The support is a core support to the Foundation Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) for the implementation of their activities during the period 2016-2019 in accordance with their strategy from 2013 to 2017 and other documents. SIWI first started as an office in Stockholm Water to administer the water price which was distributed during the Water Festival and later the International Water Symposium, which of course has evolved into today's water week with more than 3000 participants and 300 organizations from 130 countries. Sida and 2015 contributed a total of just over 200 million SEK for core support, global, regional and bilateral cooperation with SIWI. The goal of the activities is according to SIWIs vision of an "a Water Wise World" and the mission "SIWI Provides and Promotes Water Wise Solutions for Sustainable Development". This means to contribute to the generation and dissemination of new knowledge, education and advocacy for sustainable decisions and sustainable management of water with a focus on the following thematic areas: Water; Transboundary water; Climate change and water; Water, Food and Energy Nexus; and Water Economy. Stödet utgör ett kärnstöd till Stiftelsen Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) för genomförandet av deras verksamhet under perioden 2016-2019 i enlighet med deras strategi 2013-2017 och andra styrdokument. SIWI började först som ett kontor inom Stockholm Vatten för att administrera vattenpriset som delades ut under Vattenfestivalen och senare även det internationella vattensymposium, som ju har utvecklats till dagens vattenvecka med drygt 3 000 deltagare och ca 300 organisationer från 130 länder. Sida har till och med 2015 totalt bidragit med drygt 200 mn kr för kärnstöd, globala, regionala och bilaterala samarbeten med SIWI. Målet för verksamheten är enligt SIWIs vision en "a water wise world" och med missionen ”SIWI provides and promotes water wise solutions for sustainable development”. Detta innebär att bidra till generering och spridning av ny kunskap, utbildning och påverkansarbete for hållbara beslut och hållbar hantering av vatten med fokus på följande tematiska områden: Vattenförvaltning; Gränsöverskridande vatten; Klimatförändringar och vatten; Vatten, Livsmedel och Energi-nexus; samt Vattenekonomi. Stödet till SIWI är ett kärnstöd som har som mål att stödja SIWIs strategi för åren 2013-2017. SIWI har som vision "a water wise world" och som mission ”SIWI provides and promotes water wise solutions for sustainable development”. Strategin syftar till att uppnå: effektivare, rättvis och miljömässigt hållbar styrning av vattenresurser, vattenförsörjning och sanitet i låg- och medelinkomstländer; en ”vattenklok” värld där gränsöverskridande vatten delas i samverkan och fred; länder utsatta för hydro- och klimatrisker för att bli resilienta och för att möjliggöra en socioekonomisk tillväxt och förbättrad mänsklig och miljömässig säkerhet; en ”vattenklok” värld där politik och praxis antas att tillhandahålla vatten, energi och livsmedel bör stödja en övergång till en grön ekonomi; en rättvis, effektiv och hållbar användning av vatten genom användning av ekonomiska analyser och instrument, på ett lämpligt sett kombinerat med andra beslutsfattande redskap; och att Stockholms världsvattenvecka är den globala årliga mötesplatsen för vattenfrågor. Sweden SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 95100 95100 95100 NIRAS Sweden AB 95100 NIRAS Sweden AB Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050357 Sweden The Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) is a program-based global partnership involving the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), donors and international organizations, to support LDCs to be more active players in the global trading system by helping them tackle obstacles to trade. In this way, the program works towards a wider goal of promoting economic growth and sustainable development. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer. Målet är att stödja MUL att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål för att främja ekonomisk tillväxt och hållbar utveckling. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer med handelsteknisk kompetens. Målet är att stödja MULs i att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn och höja deras kapaciteten. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål att främja hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling. EIF har två specifika målsättningar baserat på den senaste strategiska planen från 2019: 1) Förbättrat handelsklimat för inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt i MUL 2) Ökad export och tillgång till internationella marknader för MUL Fokus inom EIF är kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom handelsfrågor och framtagande av behovsanalyser, så kallade Diagnostic Trade Integration Studies (DTIS). Därefter tas landspecifika åtgärdsmatriser fram i syfte att kunna identifiera aktörer och finansiärer som kan genomföra insatserna. I vissa fall implementeras och finansieras prioriterade åtgärder direkt inom ramen för EIF i syfte att bygga kapacitet samt katalysera större investeringar. EIF har också en koordinerande roll för att samordna handelsbistånd i MUL. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations Enhanced Integrated Framework - Trade for LDC Development, riktar sig specifikt till de minst utvecklade länderna (MUL) och redovisar överlag god måluppfyllelse i den senaste rapporten avseende 2024. Interimsfasen 2024-2025 (InFa) är en förlängning av fas 2 med fokus på att upprätthålla momentum, säkra kapacitet och resultat, samt tillvarata möjligheter medan den 3e fas som nyligen beslutats diskuterats. InFa har haft en mindre budget, men levererat på sina målsättningar och syfte enligt ovan och därmed reducerat den risk som fanns vid utgången av fas 2 för att EIF och dess nationella strukturer oplanerat skulle kollapsa med stora kapacitetstapp. 88% av målsättningarna för interimfasen 2024-2025 hade också redan uppnåtts vid utgången av 2024. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 50). Institutionell kapacitet har också utvecklats och merparten av EIFs projekt går nu genom nationella strukturer snarare än de internationella partnerorganisationerna såsom UNCTAD, ITC och Världsbanken. En viktig målsättning för InFa var att upprätthålla de AfT-enheter som under fas 2 integrerats i ministerierna och i stor utsträckning finansieras helt eller delvis av MUL men där denna finansiering och enheternas legala existens i flera fall var beroende av EIF, till exempel på grund av hur de nationellt tillskapats med referens till partnerskapet. Detta var prioriterat då enheterna spelar en viktig roll nationellt genom att koordinera och attrahera handelsbistånd; samt genom tekniskt stöd till handelspolitik, reformer och förhandlingar. EIF rapporterar att den målsättningen uppnåddes. De 40 enheter som bedömts som integrerade i sina handelsministerier enligt EIFs 5 kriterier har bibehållit den statusen och även den finansiella bärkraften där länderna kategoriseras i 3 kategorier bibehölls. Dock är enbart 18 MUL klassade havande hög bärkraft och även om flera länder gjorde stora framsteg så föll andra tillbaka. Frågan om bärkraft och integrering är därmed fortsatt prioriterad och fas 3 kommer behöva tillse att den stärks samt undvika att dess legala grund nationellt sammankopplas direkt med EIF. Sekretariatet har därvidlag gjort goda ansträngningar i att lyfta goda exempel mellan MUL. T ex framhålls Benin som ett exempel där enhetens mandat 2024 utökats till att vara den huvudsakliga ledningsstrukturen för AfT vid handels- och industriministeriet och regeringen anslog över USD 850 000 till den 2024. Som ett resultat var EIF:s bidrag till aktiviteter endast cirka 13 % år 2024, och andelen personalkostnader som täcktes av EIF eliminerades. Detta står i skarp kontrast till baslinjen i slutet av EIF:s fas två, då EIF:s bidrag till drift och personal var över 80 %. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 20-22). InFa har också lyckats väl i att mobilisera finansiering och vida överträffat målsättningarna. För varje dollar har 1,3 dollar tillkommit i samfinansiering till EIF-projekt och totalt lyckades AfT enheterna dra till sig projektfinansiering om över USD 180 miljoner under 2024. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 30, 43). Nedan följer några exempel på resultat inom partnerskapets två målområden: - Förbättrat handelsklimat för inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt i MUL En höjdpunkt under året var Komorernas och Östtimors anslutning till WTO efter fleråriga anslutningsförhandlingar, under vilka EIF stödde handelsministerierna i båda länderna att delta mer effektivt i arbetsgruppsmöten, förbereda dokumentationen och inrätta de nationella kommittéer som krävdes för deras respektive anslutningsprocesser. Somalias anslutningsprocess där Sveriges WTO ambassadör är ordförande för arbetsgruppen fick även stöd. Under 2024 stärkte EIF InFa, med stöd av den tekniska expertisen från Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa (TRAPCA), Somalias förmåga att navigera WTO-anslutningen genom att utbilda 90 tjänstemän (varav hälften kvinnor). Utbildningen förbättrade tjänstemännens förmåga att hantera komplexiteten och de regelmässiga kraven i WTO-medlemskapet och presentera sina intressen i sektorspecifika frågor under WTO:s arbetsgruppsmöten. De kan nu bättre analysera handelsdata och bedöma de ekonomiska och sociala konsekvenserna av tullförändringar, potentiella policyförändringar och icke-tariffära hinder. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 4, 28). En prestation under 2024 var även utvecklingen av nationella AfCFTA-strategier i tio afrikanska MUL, där varje lands viktigaste produkter och tjänster med stark intrakontinental exportpotential identifierades och tydliga åtgärder fastställdes för att underlätta deras handel. I tillägg fick Etiopien, Guinea-Bissau, Lesotho, Gambia och Tanzania stöd i genomförandet av AfCFTA:s protokoll för digital handel, vilket tillhandahåller ett regelverk för att underlätta digital handel i hela Afrika genom att ta itu med frågor som marknadstillträde och behandling av digitala produkter, underlättande av digital handel, datastyrning, etc. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 4-5). - Ökad export och tillgång till internationella marknader för MUL Ett av fokusområdena för InFa var att följa upp resultaten av fas 2, vars projekt stängts under 2024. Det har också skett och EIF har publicerat ett stort antal resultatberättelser baserat på de 20 projektutvärderingar som genomförts och 46 slutrapporter från projekt. Sammantaget rapporterar EIF att uppföljningen visar på ökade exportinkomster 2024 med över USD 150 miljoner för de små- och medelstora företag som gynnats under fas 2. De ökade också marknadstillträde genom att 38 nya marknader öppnades 2024. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 47, 53); [M1, M4)]. Genom att stärka värdekedjor och öka såväl produktionskapacitet som möjligheterna till förädling och höjd kvalitet på produkter kan utvecklingsländer öka sin export och därigenom stärka den ekonomiska tillväxten. På den tanzaniska ön Pemba Island, Zanzibar, har EIF bidragit till att utveckla och effektivisera sjögräsproduktion. Det finns en stor internationell efterfrågan på torkat sjögräs och Europa är den största exportmarknaden för sjögräs från just Zanzibar. EIF har möjliggjort utbildningar i effektiva tekniker för att odla och skörda sjögräs på djupt vatten samt tekniskt stöd i produktutveckling och förädlingsprocesser. En resultatuppföljning 2024 visade att programmet lett till en ökning i produktion av sjögräs på Zanzibar med 58%, från drygt 10 000 ton 2021 till över 16 500 ton 2023. Det bidrog även till en mer än dubblerad avkastning per hektar i sjögräsproduktionen[3] och en prisökning som uppgick till nästan 43% tack vare högre kvalitet på produkterna.Det noterades en betydande ökning av skapade jobb inom sjögräsproduktion, som ökade från 157 (varav 81 % tillskrevs kvinnor) år 2022 till 320 (78 % tillsatta av kvinnor och 70 % ungdomar) år 2024 i interventionsområdena. I förädlingskedjan skapades 657 jobb (51 % tillsatta av kvinnor och 25 % ungdomar), varav 163 specifikt för ungdomar år 2024. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 48); (Makombe, Kudzai & Donelan, Peter, Trade diversification and trade coordination at the heart of Tanzania's trade development journey, Trade for Development News by EIF, 2024-11-19, DOX 16/000658-455). Sammanfattningsvis bedömer Sida det som sannolikt att programmålen uppnås med beaktande av riskbild och riskhantering. Över 88% av målsättningar i resultatramverket för 2025 har redan mötts eller överträffats och även om det finns utmaningar för MUL och programmet så visar rapporteringen och resultatexemplen att EIF har haft ett tydligt bidrag. Förlängningen InFa över övergångsperioden som Sverige tillsammans med Norge, Finland och UK faciliterat och finansierar har bidragit till att öka förutsättningarna för att insatsens mål uppnås genom sitt fokus på att säkra bärkraft i de resultat som uppnåtts och ta tillvara momentum och möjligheter i interimsfasen. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050357-6105035701 Sweden The Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) is a program-based global partnership involving the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), donors and international organizations, to support LDCs to be more active players in the global trading system by helping them tackle obstacles to trade. In this way, the program works towards a wider goal of promoting economic growth and sustainable development. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer. Målet är att stödja MUL att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål för att främja ekonomisk tillväxt och hållbar utveckling. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer med handelsteknisk kompetens. Målet är att stödja MULs i att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn och höja deras kapaciteten. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål att främja hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling. EIF har två specifika målsättningar baserat på den senaste strategiska planen från 2019: 1) Förbättrat handelsklimat för inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt i MUL 2) Ökad export och tillgång till internationella marknader för MUL Fokus inom EIF är kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom handelsfrågor och framtagande av behovsanalyser, så kallade Diagnostic Trade Integration Studies (DTIS). Därefter tas landspecifika åtgärdsmatriser fram i syfte att kunna identifiera aktörer och finansiärer som kan genomföra insatserna. I vissa fall implementeras och finansieras prioriterade åtgärder direkt inom ramen för EIF i syfte att bygga kapacitet samt katalysera större investeringar. EIF har också en koordinerande roll för att samordna handelsbistånd i MUL. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 0 0 0 20000000 0 20000000 0 20000000 0 0 -20000000 20000000 -20000000 40000000 0 -20000000 -40000000 20000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 20000000 WTO/World Trade Organization SE-0-SE-6-61050357-6105035703 Sweden The Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) is a program-based global partnership involving the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), donors and international organizations, to support LDCs to be more active players in the global trading system by helping them tackle obstacles to trade. In this way, the program works towards a wider goal of promoting economic growth and sustainable development. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer. Målet är att stödja MUL att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål för att främja ekonomisk tillväxt och hållbar utveckling. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer med handelsteknisk kompetens. Målet är att stödja MULs i att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn och höja deras kapaciteten. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål att främja hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling. EIF har två specifika målsättningar baserat på den senaste strategiska planen från 2019: 1) Förbättrat handelsklimat för inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt i MUL 2) Ökad export och tillgång till internationella marknader för MUL Fokus inom EIF är kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom handelsfrågor och framtagande av behovsanalyser, så kallade Diagnostic Trade Integration Studies (DTIS). Därefter tas landspecifika åtgärdsmatriser fram i syfte att kunna identifiera aktörer och finansiärer som kan genomföra insatserna. I vissa fall implementeras och finansieras prioriterade åtgärder direkt inom ramen för EIF i syfte att bygga kapacitet samt katalysera större investeringar. EIF har också en koordinerande roll för att samordna handelsbistånd i MUL. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 50000000 0 35000000 0 0 0 0 30000000 0 20000000 30000000 0 35000000 0 0 0 115000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 30000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 30000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 20000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 35000000 WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened conditions for free and fair trade Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050357-6105035704 Sweden The Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) is a program-based global partnership involving the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), donors and international organizations, to support LDCs to be more active players in the global trading system by helping them tackle obstacles to trade. In this way, the program works towards a wider goal of promoting economic growth and sustainable development. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer. Målet är att stödja MUL att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål för att främja ekonomisk tillväxt och hållbar utveckling. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer med handelsteknisk kompetens. Målet är att stödja MULs i att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn och höja deras kapaciteten. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål att främja hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling. EIF har två specifika målsättningar baserat på den senaste strategiska planen från 2019: 1) Förbättrat handelsklimat för inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt i MUL 2) Ökad export och tillgång till internationella marknader för MUL Fokus inom EIF är kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom handelsfrågor och framtagande av behovsanalyser, så kallade Diagnostic Trade Integration Studies (DTIS). Därefter tas landspecifika åtgärdsmatriser fram i syfte att kunna identifiera aktörer och finansiärer som kan genomföra insatserna. I vissa fall implementeras och finansieras prioriterade åtgärder direkt inom ramen för EIF i syfte att bygga kapacitet samt katalysera större investeringar. EIF har också en koordinerande roll för att samordna handelsbistånd i MUL. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.b - Korrigera och förhindra handelsbegränsningar och snedvridningar på världsmarknaderna för jordbruksprodukter, inklusive genom att parallellt avskaffa alla former av exportsubventioner inom jordbruket liksom alla exportåtgärder med motsvarande verkan, i enlighet med mandatet för Doharundan. 2.b - Correct and prevent trade restrictions and distortions in world agricultural markets, including through the parallel elimination of all forms of agricultural export subsidies and all export measures with equivalent effect, in accordance with the mandate of the Doha Development Round. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 27000000 15000000 0 0 27000000 42000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 15000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 27000000 WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61055004 Sweden IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is the world’s leading, democratically-run organization for conservation and sustainable development with over 1,000 member organizations and member states. IUCN has an observer’s status in the UN and was founded in 1948 as the world's first global environmental organization. Sweden was among the founders. As many other member countries, Sweden has a national committee for the Swedish IUCN members. These include, for example, the Ministry of Environment, the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, WWF, the Museum of Natural History, the Environmental Protection Agency and Sida (as an observer). Another important feature of IUCN’s are the IUCN scientific commissions where researchers voluntarily contribute information to build knowledge about Earth's nature and ecosystems, including social and economic aspects of this. Each commission has hundreds, up to a thousand members. IUCN started off as a typical conservation organization but has gradually transformed into a stronger focus on poverty reduction and rights. Sida has supported the IUCN for several decades and was the first to provide core support (around 2000). IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (Internationella naturvårdsunionen) är världens ledande, demokratiskt styrda organisation för naturvård och hållbar utveckling med över 1000 medlemsorganisationer och -stater. IUCN har observatörsstatus i FN och startades 1948 som världens första globala miljöorganisation. Sverige var drivande från början. IUCN's verksamhet består i stor utsträckning av att samla och sammanställa kunskap som sedan används för att informera och påverka beslutsfattande i en mer hållbar riktning. IUCN har också en omfattande projektverksamhet som är mer inriktad på att praktiskt genomföra utvecklingsprojekt och skapa förutsättningar för bättre naturvård i samverkan med människor på lokal nivå - i samtliga världsdelar - men i huvudsak i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika. Liksom i många andra medlemsländer finns i Sverige en nationell kommitté för svenska IUCN-medlemmar. Där ingår t ex statliga medlemmar såsom Miljödepartmentet, Naturhistoriska riksmuseet, Naturvårdsverket och NGO medlemmar såsom Naturskyddsföreningen, WWF. Även finansiären Sida är inbjuden att delta som observatör. Vart fjärde år hålls en världskongress, IUCNs högsta beslutande organ, där IUCNs medlemmar för fram motioner och beslutar om vilken riktning IUCN ska gå i frågor rörande uthållighet och bevarande av naturresurser. Ett annat särdrag är IUCNs vetenskapliga kommissioner där forskare på frivillig basis bidrar med rön som ökar kunskapen om jordens natur och ekosystem, inkl sociala och ekonomiska aspekter på detta. Varje kommission har hundratals – uppåt tusen medlemmar. IUCN började som en utpräglad naturvårdsorganisation men har efter hand fått ett allt starkare fattigdoms- och rättighets-perspektiv. Sida har stött IUCN mycket länge och var först med att ge kärnstöd (kring år 2000). Utöver kärnstöd bidrar Sida under samma period 2017-2020 med ett öronmärkt bidrag på 36 MSEK till en insats inom det för svenskt bistånd prioriterade området plast i hav kopplat till kustnära samhällen. Den öronmärkta insatsen är helt och hållet i överensstämmelse med IUCN's strategiska program för 2017-2020. Då nuvarande strategi upphör att gälla under 2017 kommer insatsen att tillämpa en ännu icke beslutad strategi (globala insatser för miljö, hav, klimat). I februari 2021 antog IUCN ett nytt program där man anger organisationens ambitioner för de kommande tio åren: "Nature 2030 - One nature, One future". Programmet beslutades av IUCNs medlemmar och konkretiserar organisationens vision och ambitioner under den kommande fyraårsperioden 2021-2024. Programmet kommer att revideras inför organisationens världskongress vart fjärde år. IUCNs vision lyder: "A just world that values and conserves nature". Genom att använda sitt globala nätverk av ett stort antal medlemsorganisationer inom olika delar av samhället, liksom tusentals frivilliga experter, fokuserar IUCN på att skydda och återuppbygga ekosystem och biologisk mångfald för att skapa en hållbar och rättvis tillvaro för natur och människor. Verksamheten fokuserar på fem programområden, inklusive en övergripande fråga - människan - vilken integreras i samtliga fyra andra programområden, och under vilka man för vart och ett preciserar tre övergripande mål. De fem programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Människor - Rättvis och effektiv förvaltning av naturresurser på alla nivåer vilket gynnar människor och natur. 2) Land - Ekosystem bevaras och återställs, arter bevaras och stärks, och nyckelbiotoper för biologisk mångfald skyddas. 3) Vatten - Rättvis tillgång till vattenresurser och alla tillhörande ekosystemtjänster tryggas. 4) Hav - Förlusten av marina arter och försämringen av marina ekosystem stoppas och restaurering påbörjad. 5) Klimat - Länder använder naturbaserade lösningar för att öka effektiv anpassning till klimatförändringarnas effekter. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Bio-diversity General Environment Protection IUCNs verksamhet består i stor utsträckning av att samla och sammanställa kunskap som sedan används för att informera och påverka beslutsfattande i en mer hållbar riktning. IUCN har också en omfattande projektverksamhet som är mer inriktad på att praktiskt genomföra utvecklingsprojekt och skapa förutsättningar för bättre naturvård i samverkan med människor på lokal nivå i samtliga världsdelar, men i huvudsak i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika. IUCN genomför således en mycket stor mängd program och projekt inom bevarande och biologisk mångfald tillsammans med ett stor antal samarbetspartners över hela världen. Det är omöjligt att här ge en heltäckande bild av aktiviteter och resultat, men nedan presenteras ett urval resultat i förhållande till relevanta mål under den globala strategin för hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat o hav, hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer: - IUCN förespråkar ekosystembaserade lösningar och arbetar med regeringar och lokala samhällen för att utveckla och implementera policyer och åtgärder som bidrar till långsiktig minskning av katastrofrisker och anpassning till klimatförändringar. I slutet av 2020 hade 128 länder satt upp nationella mål för att hejda degradering av mark till 2030. En del av arbetet stöddes av IUCN i 81 av dessa, med uppskattningsvis 1,7 miljoner km2 mark utpekad för åtgärder. IUCN:s implementering av ekosystembaserade lösningar hjälpte 109 länder att uppfylla sina åtaganden under Parisavtalet och 100 länder har bedömt ekosystem med hjälp av IUCNs röda lista över ekosystem. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster: - Under 2019 översvämmade cyklonen Idai Mocambiques mangroveskogar vilket resulterade i allvarliga skador på ekosystemen. Detta medförde i sin tur starkt negativ påverkan på försörjningsmöjligheterna för berörda lokalsamhällen. Projektet Coastal Resilience to Climate Change har genomfört en post-cyklon kartläggning av mangroveskogarna i området, liksom en socioekonomisk studie av situationen för lokalbefolkningen. Lokala krafter har stötts vilka etablerat plantskolor för mangroveträd med 10 000 plantor producerade och utplanterade under 2020. Detta arbete ingår i en bredare återplanteringskampanj i Mocambique, liksom i Moçambiques Mangrove Management Strategy. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning: - Under 2020 uppnådde det Sida-finansierade programmet MARPLASTICC fyra avgörande resultat för att uppnå målet att regeringar, industri och civilsamhällen i sydöstra Afrika och Asien/Stillahavs-regionen har fått kunskap, kapacitet, policyalternativ och handlingsplaner för att minska den marina nedskräpningen av plast: - Kunskap har spridits bortom MARPLASTICCs projektländer och medfört att de nationella riktlinjerna har väckt intresse i Colombia, Norge, Portugal och inom SEURECA (en subsidiary av Veolia Waste Management) som arbetar med hjälp av Världsbanken för att utvärdera plastförorening i åtta asiatiska länder: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Indien, Maldiverna, Nepal, Pakistan och Sri Lanka. -Kapacitetsutveckling i båda regionerna som ingår i projektet: I Thailand och Vietnam har totalt 141,500 kg plast förhindrats att nå världshaven under 2020. I Afrika har mer än 100,000 kg plast och blandat avfall omhändertagits: 47,000 kg i Kenya; 32,000 i Mozambique; och 21,349 kg i hamnen i Durban. - Policy: IUCNs bidrag och riktlinjer till Sydafrikas nya lagstiftning om utökat producentansvar i plastsektorn 2020 och; i Vietnam resulterade IUCNs samarbete med Packaging Recycling Organization Viet Nam (PRO Viet Nam), Department of Legal Affairs (DLA) of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE), i en workshop om utökat producentansvar som utgjorde grunden för ny lagstiftning som antogs i december 2020. - Business: I Sydafrika, Thailand och Vietnam har samarbetet inom olika nätverk resulterat i att fyra stora hållbarhetsplattformar samarbetar på olika nivåer med MARPLASTICC. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61055004-6105500401 Sweden IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is the world’s leading, democratically-run organization for conservation and sustainable development with over 1,000 member organizations and member states. IUCN has an observer’s status in the UN and was founded in 1948 as the world's first global environmental organization. Sweden was among the founders. As many other member countries, Sweden has a national committee for the Swedish IUCN members. These include, for example, the Ministry of Environment, the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, WWF, the Museum of Natural History, the Environmental Protection Agency and Sida (as an observer). Another important feature of IUCN’s are the IUCN scientific commissions where researchers voluntarily contribute information to build knowledge about Earth's nature and ecosystems, including social and economic aspects of this. Each commission has hundreds, up to a thousand members. IUCN started off as a typical conservation organization but has gradually transformed into a stronger focus on poverty reduction and rights. Sida has supported the IUCN for several decades and was the first to provide core support (around 2000). IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (Internationella naturvårdsunionen) är världens ledande, demokratiskt styrda organisation för naturvård och hållbar utveckling med över 1000 medlemsorganisationer och -stater. IUCN har observatörsstatus i FN och startades 1948 som världens första globala miljöorganisation. Sverige var drivande från början. IUCN's verksamhet består i stor utsträckning av att samla och sammanställa kunskap som sedan används för att informera och påverka beslutsfattande i en mer hållbar riktning. IUCN har också en omfattande projektverksamhet som är mer inriktad på att praktiskt genomföra utvecklingsprojekt och skapa förutsättningar för bättre naturvård i samverkan med människor på lokal nivå - i samtliga världsdelar - men i huvudsak i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika. Liksom i många andra medlemsländer finns i Sverige en nationell kommitté för svenska IUCN-medlemmar. Där ingår t ex statliga medlemmar såsom Miljödepartmentet, Naturhistoriska riksmuseet, Naturvårdsverket och NGO medlemmar såsom Naturskyddsföreningen, WWF. Även finansiären Sida är inbjuden att delta som observatör. Vart fjärde år hålls en världskongress, IUCNs högsta beslutande organ, där IUCNs medlemmar för fram motioner och beslutar om vilken riktning IUCN ska gå i frågor rörande uthållighet och bevarande av naturresurser. Ett annat särdrag är IUCNs vetenskapliga kommissioner där forskare på frivillig basis bidrar med rön som ökar kunskapen om jordens natur och ekosystem, inkl sociala och ekonomiska aspekter på detta. Varje kommission har hundratals – uppåt tusen medlemmar. IUCN började som en utpräglad naturvårdsorganisation men har efter hand fått ett allt starkare fattigdoms- och rättighets-perspektiv. Sida har stött IUCN mycket länge och var först med att ge kärnstöd (kring år 2000). Utöver kärnstöd bidrar Sida under samma period 2017-2020 med ett öronmärkt bidrag på 36 MSEK till en insats inom det för svenskt bistånd prioriterade området plast i hav kopplat till kustnära samhällen. Den öronmärkta insatsen är helt och hållet i överensstämmelse med IUCN's strategiska program för 2017-2020. Då nuvarande strategi upphör att gälla under 2017 kommer insatsen att tillämpa en ännu icke beslutad strategi (globala insatser för miljö, hav, klimat). I februari 2021 antog IUCN ett nytt program där man anger organisationens ambitioner för de kommande tio åren: "Nature 2030 - One nature, One future". Programmet beslutades av IUCNs medlemmar och konkretiserar organisationens vision och ambitioner under den kommande fyraårsperioden 2021-2024. Programmet kommer att revideras inför organisationens världskongress vart fjärde år. IUCNs vision lyder: "A just world that values and conserves nature". Genom att använda sitt globala nätverk av ett stort antal medlemsorganisationer inom olika delar av samhället, liksom tusentals frivilliga experter, fokuserar IUCN på att skydda och återuppbygga ekosystem och biologisk mångfald för att skapa en hållbar och rättvis tillvaro för natur och människor. Verksamheten fokuserar på fem programområden, inklusive en övergripande fråga - människan - vilken integreras i samtliga fyra andra programområden, och under vilka man för vart och ett preciserar tre övergripande mål. De fem programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Människor - Rättvis och effektiv förvaltning av naturresurser på alla nivåer vilket gynnar människor och natur. 2) Land - Ekosystem bevaras och återställs, arter bevaras och stärks, och nyckelbiotoper för biologisk mångfald skyddas. 3) Vatten - Rättvis tillgång till vattenresurser och alla tillhörande ekosystemtjänster tryggas. 4) Hav - Förlusten av marina arter och försämringen av marina ekosystem stoppas och restaurering påbörjad. 5) Klimat - Länder använder naturbaserade lösningar för att öka effektiv anpassning till klimatförändringarnas effekter. 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IUCN has an observer’s status in the UN and was founded in 1948 as the world's first global environmental organization. Sweden was among the founders. As many other member countries, Sweden has a national committee for the Swedish IUCN members. These include, for example, the Ministry of Environment, the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, WWF, the Museum of Natural History, the Environmental Protection Agency and Sida (as an observer). Another important feature of IUCN’s are the IUCN scientific commissions where researchers voluntarily contribute information to build knowledge about Earth's nature and ecosystems, including social and economic aspects of this. Each commission has hundreds, up to a thousand members. IUCN started off as a typical conservation organization but has gradually transformed into a stronger focus on poverty reduction and rights. Sida has supported the IUCN for several decades and was the first to provide core support (around 2000). IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (Internationella naturvårdsunionen) är världens ledande, demokratiskt styrda organisation för naturvård och hållbar utveckling med över 1000 medlemsorganisationer och -stater. IUCN har observatörsstatus i FN och startades 1948 som världens första globala miljöorganisation. Sverige var drivande från början. IUCN's verksamhet består i stor utsträckning av att samla och sammanställa kunskap som sedan används för att informera och påverka beslutsfattande i en mer hållbar riktning. IUCN har också en omfattande projektverksamhet som är mer inriktad på att praktiskt genomföra utvecklingsprojekt och skapa förutsättningar för bättre naturvård i samverkan med människor på lokal nivå - i samtliga världsdelar - men i huvudsak i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika. Liksom i många andra medlemsländer finns i Sverige en nationell kommitté för svenska IUCN-medlemmar. Där ingår t ex statliga medlemmar såsom Miljödepartmentet, Naturhistoriska riksmuseet, Naturvårdsverket och NGO medlemmar såsom Naturskyddsföreningen, WWF. Även finansiären Sida är inbjuden att delta som observatör. Vart fjärde år hålls en världskongress, IUCNs högsta beslutande organ, där IUCNs medlemmar för fram motioner och beslutar om vilken riktning IUCN ska gå i frågor rörande uthållighet och bevarande av naturresurser. Ett annat särdrag är IUCNs vetenskapliga kommissioner där forskare på frivillig basis bidrar med rön som ökar kunskapen om jordens natur och ekosystem, inkl sociala och ekonomiska aspekter på detta. Varje kommission har hundratals – uppåt tusen medlemmar. IUCN började som en utpräglad naturvårdsorganisation men har efter hand fått ett allt starkare fattigdoms- och rättighets-perspektiv. Sida har stött IUCN mycket länge och var först med att ge kärnstöd (kring år 2000). Utöver kärnstöd bidrar Sida under samma period 2017-2020 med ett öronmärkt bidrag på 36 MSEK till en insats inom det för svenskt bistånd prioriterade området plast i hav kopplat till kustnära samhällen. Den öronmärkta insatsen är helt och hållet i överensstämmelse med IUCN's strategiska program för 2017-2020. Då nuvarande strategi upphör att gälla under 2017 kommer insatsen att tillämpa en ännu icke beslutad strategi (globala insatser för miljö, hav, klimat). I februari 2021 antog IUCN ett nytt program där man anger organisationens ambitioner för de kommande tio åren: "Nature 2030 - One nature, One future". Programmet beslutades av IUCNs medlemmar och konkretiserar organisationens vision och ambitioner under den kommande fyraårsperioden 2021-2024. Programmet kommer att revideras inför organisationens världskongress vart fjärde år. IUCNs vision lyder: "A just world that values and conserves nature". Genom att använda sitt globala nätverk av ett stort antal medlemsorganisationer inom olika delar av samhället, liksom tusentals frivilliga experter, fokuserar IUCN på att skydda och återuppbygga ekosystem och biologisk mångfald för att skapa en hållbar och rättvis tillvaro för natur och människor. Verksamheten fokuserar på fem programområden, inklusive en övergripande fråga - människan - vilken integreras i samtliga fyra andra programområden, och under vilka man för vart och ett preciserar tre övergripande mål. De fem programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Människor - Rättvis och effektiv förvaltning av naturresurser på alla nivåer vilket gynnar människor och natur. 2) Land - Ekosystem bevaras och återställs, arter bevaras och stärks, och nyckelbiotoper för biologisk mångfald skyddas. 3) Vatten - Rättvis tillgång till vattenresurser och alla tillhörande ekosystemtjänster tryggas. 4) Hav - Förlusten av marina arter och försämringen av marina ekosystem stoppas och restaurering påbörjad. 5) Klimat - Länder använder naturbaserade lösningar för att öka effektiv anpassning till klimatförändringarnas effekter. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 46375000 65312500 50312500 48000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 25156250 25156250 0 0 19375000 27000000 0 15000000 0 0 25156250 24000000 0 0 24000000 25156250 210000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 27000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 19375000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 25156250 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 25156250 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 15000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 25156250 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 25156250 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61055004-6105500403 Sweden IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is the world’s leading, democratically-run organization for conservation and sustainable development with over 1,000 member organizations and member states. IUCN has an observer’s status in the UN and was founded in 1948 as the world's first global environmental organization. Sweden was among the founders. As many other member countries, Sweden has a national committee for the Swedish IUCN members. These include, for example, the Ministry of Environment, the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, WWF, the Museum of Natural History, the Environmental Protection Agency and Sida (as an observer). Another important feature of IUCN’s are the IUCN scientific commissions where researchers voluntarily contribute information to build knowledge about Earth's nature and ecosystems, including social and economic aspects of this. Each commission has hundreds, up to a thousand members. IUCN started off as a typical conservation organization but has gradually transformed into a stronger focus on poverty reduction and rights. Sida has supported the IUCN for several decades and was the first to provide core support (around 2000). IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (Internationella naturvårdsunionen) är världens ledande, demokratiskt styrda organisation för naturvård och hållbar utveckling med över 1000 medlemsorganisationer och -stater. IUCN har observatörsstatus i FN och startades 1948 som världens första globala miljöorganisation. Sverige var drivande från början. IUCN's verksamhet består i stor utsträckning av att samla och sammanställa kunskap som sedan används för att informera och påverka beslutsfattande i en mer hållbar riktning. IUCN har också en omfattande projektverksamhet som är mer inriktad på att praktiskt genomföra utvecklingsprojekt och skapa förutsättningar för bättre naturvård i samverkan med människor på lokal nivå - i samtliga världsdelar - men i huvudsak i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika. Liksom i många andra medlemsländer finns i Sverige en nationell kommitté för svenska IUCN-medlemmar. Där ingår t ex statliga medlemmar såsom Miljödepartmentet, Naturhistoriska riksmuseet, Naturvårdsverket och NGO medlemmar såsom Naturskyddsföreningen, WWF. Även finansiären Sida är inbjuden att delta som observatör. Vart fjärde år hålls en världskongress, IUCNs högsta beslutande organ, där IUCNs medlemmar för fram motioner och beslutar om vilken riktning IUCN ska gå i frågor rörande uthållighet och bevarande av naturresurser. Ett annat särdrag är IUCNs vetenskapliga kommissioner där forskare på frivillig basis bidrar med rön som ökar kunskapen om jordens natur och ekosystem, inkl sociala och ekonomiska aspekter på detta. Varje kommission har hundratals – uppåt tusen medlemmar. IUCN började som en utpräglad naturvårdsorganisation men har efter hand fått ett allt starkare fattigdoms- och rättighets-perspektiv. Sida har stött IUCN mycket länge och var först med att ge kärnstöd (kring år 2000). Utöver kärnstöd bidrar Sida under samma period 2017-2020 med ett öronmärkt bidrag på 36 MSEK till en insats inom det för svenskt bistånd prioriterade området plast i hav kopplat till kustnära samhällen. Den öronmärkta insatsen är helt och hållet i överensstämmelse med IUCN's strategiska program för 2017-2020. Då nuvarande strategi upphör att gälla under 2017 kommer insatsen att tillämpa en ännu icke beslutad strategi (globala insatser för miljö, hav, klimat). I februari 2021 antog IUCN ett nytt program där man anger organisationens ambitioner för de kommande tio åren: "Nature 2030 - One nature, One future". Programmet beslutades av IUCNs medlemmar och konkretiserar organisationens vision och ambitioner under den kommande fyraårsperioden 2021-2024. Programmet kommer att revideras inför organisationens världskongress vart fjärde år. IUCNs vision lyder: "A just world that values and conserves nature". Genom att använda sitt globala nätverk av ett stort antal medlemsorganisationer inom olika delar av samhället, liksom tusentals frivilliga experter, fokuserar IUCN på att skydda och återuppbygga ekosystem och biologisk mångfald för att skapa en hållbar och rättvis tillvaro för natur och människor. Verksamheten fokuserar på fem programområden, inklusive en övergripande fråga - människan - vilken integreras i samtliga fyra andra programområden, och under vilka man för vart och ett preciserar tre övergripande mål. De fem programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Människor - Rättvis och effektiv förvaltning av naturresurser på alla nivåer vilket gynnar människor och natur. 2) Land - Ekosystem bevaras och återställs, arter bevaras och stärks, och nyckelbiotoper för biologisk mångfald skyddas. 3) Vatten - Rättvis tillgång till vattenresurser och alla tillhörande ekosystemtjänster tryggas. 4) Hav - Förlusten av marina arter och försämringen av marina ekosystem stoppas och restaurering påbörjad. 5) Klimat - Länder använder naturbaserade lösningar för att öka effektiv anpassning till klimatförändringarnas effekter. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -415729 -415729 -415729 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources -415729 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61059000 Sweden ILO Partnership Programme 4, 2018-2020 Sammanfattande bakgrund till stödet ILO är FN:s fackliga organ för frågor med koppling till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, och en ledande normativ och standardsättande aktör. ILO:s "Decent work"-agenda - med inriktning på arbetsrätt, social dialog, sysselsättning och sociala skyddsnät - utgör ett ramverk för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Samarbete mellan regeringar, arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationer - den s.k. "trepartsstrukturen" - är en central del av ILO:s uppbyggnad och sätt att arbeta. ILO:s verksamhet är relevant inom de flesta områden som rör utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning, såsom; mänskliga rättigheter (inklusive barns rättigheter), konfliktförebyggande, ekonomisk hållbar utveckling, migration etc. Detta är kopplat till det faktum att sysselsättning är en multisektoriell, övergripande ämnesfråga som relaterar till alla delar av samhället och människors liv. Sida har arbetat med ILO som partner sedan 70-talet, och på global nivå sedan ett tiotal år tillbaka. Erfarenheterna från tidigare samarbete är generellt goda. Förutom att arbeta genom sina konventioner och rekommendationer, med tillhörande standarder, är ILO ledande inom policy- och metodutveckling, datainsamling/analys samt kapacitetsbyggande inom sysselsättningsområdet. ILO är även en operativ organisation med kontor i 42 länder runtom i världen. ILO:s kapacitet på landnivå är skiftande, mycket på grund av att en stor andel av personalen i fält finansieras genom projekt. Kapaciteten och kunskapen hos personalen på de fast bemannade kontoren bedöms dock vara hög, och ILO har ofta ett starkt mandat på landnivå genom sin trepartsstruktur. Det trepartiska arbetssättet gör att ILO å ena sidan kan uppfattas som tungrott, å andra sidan som en organisation som arbetar långsiktigt mot hållbar utveckling. Sverige, genom Sida, är den sjunde största bilaterala givaren till ILO. Sida stödjer ILO:s utvecklingssamarbete på bilateral, regional och global nivå. Utöver detta ansvarar Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet för Sveriges medlemsavgift till ILO, vilken uppgår till ca 31,5 MSEK per år. Utrikesdepartementet (UD) har kanaliserat ett mindre stöd till ILO under 2017, genom dess Global Deal-sekretariat. Trots att Sverige och Sida inte är en av ILO:s största givare finns relativt goda möjligheter till påverkan. Dels kan Sida påverka genom givargruppen. Dels kan Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet och UD påverka genom ILO:s styrande organ Governing Body (GB) och International Labour Conference (ILC). De svenska parterna - arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationerna - kan också driva svenska prioriterade frågor genom sina kanaler. Stödets inriktning Föreslaget stöd gäller globalt programstöd till ILO för åren 2018-2020 i form av lätt öronmärkt, tematiskt stöd (s.k. "Outcome"-stöd, i enlighet med ILO:s tvååriga planering ) samt oöronmärkt stöd till ILO:s DAC-fäiga arbete till "Regular Budget Supplementary Account" (RBSA) fördelat enligt följande: - Tematiskt stöd/Outcome-stöd, totalt: 83 MSEK Outcome 1 (Fler och bättre jobb för människor i fattigdom, inklusive för ungdomar): 30 MSEK Outcome 8 (Oacceptabla arbetsförhållanden): 21 MSEK Genderintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Miljö- och klimatintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Integrering av social dialog och "Global Deal": 11 MSEK - Oöronmärkt stöd till RBSA: 55 MSEK Storleken på stödet är i linje med tidigare avtalsperiod (2014-2017) och inriktningen i stort densamma. De huvudsakliga skillnaderna utgörs av: - större andel oöronmärkt stöd - nytt stöd till social dialog som tvärfråga - inget projektstöd. Stödet till ILO:s integrerings/tvärfrågor bygger på organisationens egna markörer för tvärfrågor. Inriktningen på stödet ligger väl i linje med ILO:s egna prioriteringar samt svenska prioriterade frågor inom utvecklingssamarbetet i allmänhet, och inom området hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i synnerhet. Sida bedömer att nivån på stödet är i linje med ILO:s absorptionskapacitet. Möjlighet finns dock att öka stödet till vissa delar, såsom den flexibla RBSA-mekanismen. ILO's Programme and Budget reflect the priorities of the organisation, aimed at the promotion of social justice through the Decent Work Agenda and its strategic objectives of employment creation, social protection, social dialogue and tripartism, and fundamental principles and rights at work. Sida's global support is divided between unearmarked support to the RBSA, and lightly earmarked support to a number of prioritised areas. In the 2018-2019 Programme and Budget these were: - Policy Outcome 1: More and better jobs for inclusive growth and improved youth employment prospects - Policy Outcome 7 - Promoting safe work and workplace compliance including in global supply chains - Outcome 8: Protecting workers from unacceptable forms of work - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Mainstreaming Environmental Sustainability - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Gender equality and non-discrimination In the 2020-2021 Programme and Budget, which included a revised results framework and Policy Outcomes, these translated to: - Policy Outcome 3 Economic Social and environmental transitions for full, productive and freely chosen employment and decent work for all - Policy Outcome 5 - Skills and lifelong learning to facilitate access to and transitions in the labour market - Policy Outcome 7 - Adequate and effective protection at work for all - Policy Output 1.4 - Strengthened social dialogue and labour relations laws, processes and institutions - Policy Outcome 6 - Gender equality and equal opportunities and treatment for all in the world of work - Policy Output 3.3 Increased capacity of member States to formulate and implement policies for a just transition towards environmentally sustainable economies and societies - Policy Output 4.1 - Increased capacity of member States to create an enabling environment for entrepreneurship and sustainable enterprises - Policy Output 4.2 - Strengthened capacity of enterprises to adopt new business models, technology and techniques to enhance productivity and sustainability Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Guatemala Developing countries, unspecified Employment creation Other Social Infrastructure & Services Sida funds are supporting development of global products and processes, as well as country level interventions with the aim to strengthen the ILOs development cooperation in achieving the overall objective of the ILO. Examples of results achieved are: [GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST] The Partnership has supported sharpening of diagnostics, analysis, and guidance to support policy development on employment, youth employment and skills development. These are used to both influence the global policy debate on employment, as well as strengthen the ILOs advisory tools and services at national level. For example, this work contributed to the development of a labour market diagnostics tools focused on changing labour markets and how to review and design relevant employment strategies at national level. The tool has supported the development of employment policies in El Salvador, Ethiopia and Kenya. The tool was further developed as a part of the ILOs COVID-19 response and was used in a number of country analysis with focus on the pandemics effects on the economy and labour market, as well as reskilling and upskilling needs, with the aim of supporting the constituents in developing national employment policies to address challenges for vulnerable workers in sectors hit especially hard. [GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST] The Partnership also supported the development and expansion of knowledge products for social dialogue and industrial relations, such as the ILO Global Legal Database on Industrial Relations (IRLex) and a training toolkit on industrial relations (IR Toolkit). The IRLex is a source for comparative information on legal and institutional frameworks regulating industrial relations used for advice in the context of labour law reforms to government officials, social partners, industrial relations and legal practitioners as well as researchers in labour law and industrial relations, and the IR Toolkit aims at improving industrial relations and strengthening decent work and sustainable development in global supply chains. The IR Toolkit has been pilot tested at country level as part of ongoing programmes, including in the Sida funded programmes in Myanmar and Ethiopia, which provided valuable feedback to inform further development of the tool. [GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST] The support contributed to revision and development of laws and policies to protect women and men workers from unacceptable forms of work. At the global level, the Standard-Setting Committee on Violence and Harassment in the World of Work adopted the Violence and Harassment Convention 2019 (No. 190) and its accompanying Recommendation (No. 206) in June 2019 - the first international labour standards on violence and harassment in the world of work. Sidas contribution supported legal reviews and tripartite consultations which were important parts of the standard setting process and promotion of the Convention. At national level capacity building of constituents on national labour legislation and relevant international instruments has taken place. This led to progress in a number of national processes. In Cameroon there was progress in preparing bills regulating wages and hours of work, and also in protecting domestic workers from violence and harassment. Bolivia adopted a legislation granting compulsory accident insurance to women and men workers in construction, while in Bangladesh, working conditions were enhanced for tea plantation workers, including women workers, through a collective agreement. [GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST] Support was also aimed at further developing the ILOs work related to Just Transition and Environmental Sustainability. At the global level, the latest evaluation confirms that global products produced under the SIDA-ILO Partnership have succeeded in achieving high-level impact. This both internally through the development of a General Note on mainstreaming Just transition in ILO operations, and at UN level with the production of the labor and working conditions-safeguard standard for the UN Environment Management Groups common approach to environmental and social standards in UN programming. At national level, capacity building was organised for constituents and partners in Tanzania to enhance understanding and practical modalities to advance a just transition. This country-level process revealed the need for sector-specific interventions, and a market system analysis was conducted in line with the MSD approach in the horticulture sector. This resulted in recommendation of specific policy recommendations and sector level interventions to promote greener jobs in the sector. To further catalyse efforts on green business development, a national green business competition was organised in collaboration with the Tanzania Employers Association, the Tanzania Recyclers Association, and UN Environment, followed by enterprise training and coaching to support their role in sustainable growth. During the second half of the partnership period the COVID-19 pandemic presented unprecedented challenges and need to adapt the work. Across all regions, the ILO adopted new delivery modalities enabling continued support to its constituents, such as the further development of tools for data and analysis (monitors and rapid assessments) for efficient policy making, including in the context of the UN Common Country Analysis under the UNSDCFs. The ILO also advanced digitalisation of products and services to expand the reach of the ILOs capacity development and knowledge initiatives and improve the ILO functioning (including the work of the supervisory bodies). A lesson learned was that these need to be accompanied by successful efforts to breach the digital divide and ensure that technologies are accessible and adapted to the reality on the ground. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61059000-6105900001 Sweden ILO Partnership Programme 4, 2018-2020 Sammanfattande bakgrund till stödet ILO är FN:s fackliga organ för frågor med koppling till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, och en ledande normativ och standardsättande aktör. ILO:s "Decent work"-agenda - med inriktning på arbetsrätt, social dialog, sysselsättning och sociala skyddsnät - utgör ett ramverk för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Samarbete mellan regeringar, arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationer - den s.k. "trepartsstrukturen" - är en central del av ILO:s uppbyggnad och sätt att arbeta. ILO:s verksamhet är relevant inom de flesta områden som rör utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning, såsom; mänskliga rättigheter (inklusive barns rättigheter), konfliktförebyggande, ekonomisk hållbar utveckling, migration etc. Detta är kopplat till det faktum att sysselsättning är en multisektoriell, övergripande ämnesfråga som relaterar till alla delar av samhället och människors liv. Sida har arbetat med ILO som partner sedan 70-talet, och på global nivå sedan ett tiotal år tillbaka. Erfarenheterna från tidigare samarbete är generellt goda. Förutom att arbeta genom sina konventioner och rekommendationer, med tillhörande standarder, är ILO ledande inom policy- och metodutveckling, datainsamling/analys samt kapacitetsbyggande inom sysselsättningsområdet. ILO är även en operativ organisation med kontor i 42 länder runtom i världen. ILO:s kapacitet på landnivå är skiftande, mycket på grund av att en stor andel av personalen i fält finansieras genom projekt. Kapaciteten och kunskapen hos personalen på de fast bemannade kontoren bedöms dock vara hög, och ILO har ofta ett starkt mandat på landnivå genom sin trepartsstruktur. Det trepartiska arbetssättet gör att ILO å ena sidan kan uppfattas som tungrott, å andra sidan som en organisation som arbetar långsiktigt mot hållbar utveckling. Sverige, genom Sida, är den sjunde största bilaterala givaren till ILO. Sida stödjer ILO:s utvecklingssamarbete på bilateral, regional och global nivå. Utöver detta ansvarar Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet för Sveriges medlemsavgift till ILO, vilken uppgår till ca 31,5 MSEK per år. Utrikesdepartementet (UD) har kanaliserat ett mindre stöd till ILO under 2017, genom dess Global Deal-sekretariat. Trots att Sverige och Sida inte är en av ILO:s största givare finns relativt goda möjligheter till påverkan. Dels kan Sida påverka genom givargruppen. Dels kan Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet och UD påverka genom ILO:s styrande organ Governing Body (GB) och International Labour Conference (ILC). De svenska parterna - arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationerna - kan också driva svenska prioriterade frågor genom sina kanaler. Stödets inriktning Föreslaget stöd gäller globalt programstöd till ILO för åren 2018-2020 i form av lätt öronmärkt, tematiskt stöd (s.k. "Outcome"-stöd, i enlighet med ILO:s tvååriga planering ) samt oöronmärkt stöd till ILO:s DAC-fäiga arbete till "Regular Budget Supplementary Account" (RBSA) fördelat enligt följande: - Tematiskt stöd/Outcome-stöd, totalt: 83 MSEK Outcome 1 (Fler och bättre jobb för människor i fattigdom, inklusive för ungdomar): 30 MSEK Outcome 8 (Oacceptabla arbetsförhållanden): 21 MSEK Genderintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Miljö- och klimatintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Integrering av social dialog och "Global Deal": 11 MSEK - Oöronmärkt stöd till RBSA: 55 MSEK Storleken på stödet är i linje med tidigare avtalsperiod (2014-2017) och inriktningen i stort densamma. De huvudsakliga skillnaderna utgörs av: - större andel oöronmärkt stöd - nytt stöd till social dialog som tvärfråga - inget projektstöd. Stödet till ILO:s integrerings/tvärfrågor bygger på organisationens egna markörer för tvärfrågor. Inriktningen på stödet ligger väl i linje med ILO:s egna prioriteringar samt svenska prioriterade frågor inom utvecklingssamarbetet i allmänhet, och inom området hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i synnerhet. Sida bedömer att nivån på stödet är i linje med ILO:s absorptionskapacitet. Möjlighet finns dock att öka stödet till vissa delar, såsom den flexibla RBSA-mekanismen. ILO's Programme and Budget reflect the priorities of the organisation, aimed at the promotion of social justice through the Decent Work Agenda and its strategic objectives of employment creation, social protection, social dialogue and tripartism, and fundamental principles and rights at work. Sida's global support is divided between unearmarked support to the RBSA, and lightly earmarked support to a number of prioritised areas. In the 2018-2019 Programme and Budget these were: - Policy Outcome 1: More and better jobs for inclusive growth and improved youth employment prospects - Policy Outcome 7 - Promoting safe work and workplace compliance including in global supply chains - Outcome 8: Protecting workers from unacceptable forms of work - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Mainstreaming Environmental Sustainability - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Gender equality and non-discrimination In the 2020-2021 Programme and Budget, which included a revised results framework and Policy Outcomes, these translated to: - Policy Outcome 3 Economic Social and environmental transitions for full, productive and freely chosen employment and decent work for all - Policy Outcome 5 - Skills and lifelong learning to facilitate access to and transitions in the labour market - Policy Outcome 7 - Adequate and effective protection at work for all - Policy Output 1.4 - Strengthened social dialogue and labour relations laws, processes and institutions - Policy Outcome 6 - Gender equality and equal opportunities and treatment for all in the world of work - Policy Output 3.3 Increased capacity of member States to formulate and implement policies for a just transition towards environmentally sustainable economies and societies - Policy Output 4.1 - Increased capacity of member States to create an enabling environment for entrepreneurship and sustainable enterprises - Policy Output 4.2 - Strengthened capacity of enterprises to adopt new business models, technology and techniques to enhance productivity and sustainability Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 36000000 0 0 0 36000000 0 50000000 50000000 35000000 0 0 -35000000 0 0 -50000000 -50000000 36000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 36000000 ILO/International Labour Organization SE-0-SE-6-61059000-6105900002 Sweden ILO Partnership Programme 4, 2018-2020 Sammanfattande bakgrund till stödet ILO är FN:s fackliga organ för frågor med koppling till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, och en ledande normativ och standardsättande aktör. ILO:s "Decent work"-agenda - med inriktning på arbetsrätt, social dialog, sysselsättning och sociala skyddsnät - utgör ett ramverk för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Samarbete mellan regeringar, arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationer - den s.k. "trepartsstrukturen" - är en central del av ILO:s uppbyggnad och sätt att arbeta. ILO:s verksamhet är relevant inom de flesta områden som rör utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning, såsom; mänskliga rättigheter (inklusive barns rättigheter), konfliktförebyggande, ekonomisk hållbar utveckling, migration etc. Detta är kopplat till det faktum att sysselsättning är en multisektoriell, övergripande ämnesfråga som relaterar till alla delar av samhället och människors liv. Sida har arbetat med ILO som partner sedan 70-talet, och på global nivå sedan ett tiotal år tillbaka. Erfarenheterna från tidigare samarbete är generellt goda. Förutom att arbeta genom sina konventioner och rekommendationer, med tillhörande standarder, är ILO ledande inom policy- och metodutveckling, datainsamling/analys samt kapacitetsbyggande inom sysselsättningsområdet. ILO är även en operativ organisation med kontor i 42 länder runtom i världen. ILO:s kapacitet på landnivå är skiftande, mycket på grund av att en stor andel av personalen i fält finansieras genom projekt. Kapaciteten och kunskapen hos personalen på de fast bemannade kontoren bedöms dock vara hög, och ILO har ofta ett starkt mandat på landnivå genom sin trepartsstruktur. Det trepartiska arbetssättet gör att ILO å ena sidan kan uppfattas som tungrott, å andra sidan som en organisation som arbetar långsiktigt mot hållbar utveckling. Sverige, genom Sida, är den sjunde största bilaterala givaren till ILO. Sida stödjer ILO:s utvecklingssamarbete på bilateral, regional och global nivå. Utöver detta ansvarar Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet för Sveriges medlemsavgift till ILO, vilken uppgår till ca 31,5 MSEK per år. Utrikesdepartementet (UD) har kanaliserat ett mindre stöd till ILO under 2017, genom dess Global Deal-sekretariat. Trots att Sverige och Sida inte är en av ILO:s största givare finns relativt goda möjligheter till påverkan. Dels kan Sida påverka genom givargruppen. Dels kan Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet och UD påverka genom ILO:s styrande organ Governing Body (GB) och International Labour Conference (ILC). De svenska parterna - arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationerna - kan också driva svenska prioriterade frågor genom sina kanaler. Stödets inriktning Föreslaget stöd gäller globalt programstöd till ILO för åren 2018-2020 i form av lätt öronmärkt, tematiskt stöd (s.k. "Outcome"-stöd, i enlighet med ILO:s tvååriga planering ) samt oöronmärkt stöd till ILO:s DAC-fäiga arbete till "Regular Budget Supplementary Account" (RBSA) fördelat enligt följande: - Tematiskt stöd/Outcome-stöd, totalt: 83 MSEK Outcome 1 (Fler och bättre jobb för människor i fattigdom, inklusive för ungdomar): 30 MSEK Outcome 8 (Oacceptabla arbetsförhållanden): 21 MSEK Genderintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Miljö- och klimatintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Integrering av social dialog och "Global Deal": 11 MSEK - Oöronmärkt stöd till RBSA: 55 MSEK Storleken på stödet är i linje med tidigare avtalsperiod (2014-2017) och inriktningen i stort densamma. De huvudsakliga skillnaderna utgörs av: - större andel oöronmärkt stöd - nytt stöd till social dialog som tvärfråga - inget projektstöd. Stödet till ILO:s integrerings/tvärfrågor bygger på organisationens egna markörer för tvärfrågor. Inriktningen på stödet ligger väl i linje med ILO:s egna prioriteringar samt svenska prioriterade frågor inom utvecklingssamarbetet i allmänhet, och inom området hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i synnerhet. Sida bedömer att nivån på stödet är i linje med ILO:s absorptionskapacitet. Möjlighet finns dock att öka stödet till vissa delar, såsom den flexibla RBSA-mekanismen. ILO's Programme and Budget reflect the priorities of the organisation, aimed at the promotion of social justice through the Decent Work Agenda and its strategic objectives of employment creation, social protection, social dialogue and tripartism, and fundamental principles and rights at work. Sida's global support is divided between unearmarked support to the RBSA, and lightly earmarked support to a number of prioritised areas. In the 2018-2019 Programme and Budget these were: - Policy Outcome 1: More and better jobs for inclusive growth and improved youth employment prospects - Policy Outcome 7 - Promoting safe work and workplace compliance including in global supply chains - Outcome 8: Protecting workers from unacceptable forms of work - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Mainstreaming Environmental Sustainability - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Gender equality and non-discrimination In the 2020-2021 Programme and Budget, which included a revised results framework and Policy Outcomes, these translated to: - Policy Outcome 3 Economic Social and environmental transitions for full, productive and freely chosen employment and decent work for all - Policy Outcome 5 - Skills and lifelong learning to facilitate access to and transitions in the labour market - Policy Outcome 7 - Adequate and effective protection at work for all - Policy Output 1.4 - Strengthened social dialogue and labour relations laws, processes and institutions - Policy Outcome 6 - Gender equality and equal opportunities and treatment for all in the world of work - Policy Output 3.3 Increased capacity of member States to formulate and implement policies for a just transition towards environmentally sustainable economies and societies - Policy Output 4.1 - Increased capacity of member States to create an enabling environment for entrepreneurship and sustainable enterprises - Policy Output 4.2 - Strengthened capacity of enterprises to adopt new business models, technology and techniques to enhance productivity and sustainability Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.b - Senast 2020 utarbeta och börja tillämpa en global strategi för ungdomssysselsättning samt genomföra Internationella arbetsorganisationens globala sysselsättningspakt. 8.b - By 2020, develop and operationalize a global strategy for youth employment and implement the Global Jobs Pact of the International Labour Organization. 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ILO:s "Decent work"-agenda - med inriktning på arbetsrätt, social dialog, sysselsättning och sociala skyddsnät - utgör ett ramverk för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Samarbete mellan regeringar, arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationer - den s.k. "trepartsstrukturen" - är en central del av ILO:s uppbyggnad och sätt att arbeta. ILO:s verksamhet är relevant inom de flesta områden som rör utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning, såsom; mänskliga rättigheter (inklusive barns rättigheter), konfliktförebyggande, ekonomisk hållbar utveckling, migration etc. Detta är kopplat till det faktum att sysselsättning är en multisektoriell, övergripande ämnesfråga som relaterar till alla delar av samhället och människors liv. Sida har arbetat med ILO som partner sedan 70-talet, och på global nivå sedan ett tiotal år tillbaka. Erfarenheterna från tidigare samarbete är generellt goda. Förutom att arbeta genom sina konventioner och rekommendationer, med tillhörande standarder, är ILO ledande inom policy- och metodutveckling, datainsamling/analys samt kapacitetsbyggande inom sysselsättningsområdet. ILO är även en operativ organisation med kontor i 42 länder runtom i världen. ILO:s kapacitet på landnivå är skiftande, mycket på grund av att en stor andel av personalen i fält finansieras genom projekt. Kapaciteten och kunskapen hos personalen på de fast bemannade kontoren bedöms dock vara hög, och ILO har ofta ett starkt mandat på landnivå genom sin trepartsstruktur. Det trepartiska arbetssättet gör att ILO å ena sidan kan uppfattas som tungrott, å andra sidan som en organisation som arbetar långsiktigt mot hållbar utveckling. Sverige, genom Sida, är den sjunde största bilaterala givaren till ILO. Sida stödjer ILO:s utvecklingssamarbete på bilateral, regional och global nivå. Utöver detta ansvarar Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet för Sveriges medlemsavgift till ILO, vilken uppgår till ca 31,5 MSEK per år. Utrikesdepartementet (UD) har kanaliserat ett mindre stöd till ILO under 2017, genom dess Global Deal-sekretariat. Trots att Sverige och Sida inte är en av ILO:s största givare finns relativt goda möjligheter till påverkan. Dels kan Sida påverka genom givargruppen. Dels kan Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet och UD påverka genom ILO:s styrande organ Governing Body (GB) och International Labour Conference (ILC). De svenska parterna - arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationerna - kan också driva svenska prioriterade frågor genom sina kanaler. Stödets inriktning Föreslaget stöd gäller globalt programstöd till ILO för åren 2018-2020 i form av lätt öronmärkt, tematiskt stöd (s.k. "Outcome"-stöd, i enlighet med ILO:s tvååriga planering ) samt oöronmärkt stöd till ILO:s DAC-fäiga arbete till "Regular Budget Supplementary Account" (RBSA) fördelat enligt följande: - Tematiskt stöd/Outcome-stöd, totalt: 83 MSEK Outcome 1 (Fler och bättre jobb för människor i fattigdom, inklusive för ungdomar): 30 MSEK Outcome 8 (Oacceptabla arbetsförhållanden): 21 MSEK Genderintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Miljö- och klimatintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Integrering av social dialog och "Global Deal": 11 MSEK - Oöronmärkt stöd till RBSA: 55 MSEK Storleken på stödet är i linje med tidigare avtalsperiod (2014-2017) och inriktningen i stort densamma. De huvudsakliga skillnaderna utgörs av: - större andel oöronmärkt stöd - nytt stöd till social dialog som tvärfråga - inget projektstöd. Stödet till ILO:s integrerings/tvärfrågor bygger på organisationens egna markörer för tvärfrågor. Inriktningen på stödet ligger väl i linje med ILO:s egna prioriteringar samt svenska prioriterade frågor inom utvecklingssamarbetet i allmänhet, och inom området hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i synnerhet. Sida bedömer att nivån på stödet är i linje med ILO:s absorptionskapacitet. Möjlighet finns dock att öka stödet till vissa delar, såsom den flexibla RBSA-mekanismen. ILO's Programme and Budget reflect the priorities of the organisation, aimed at the promotion of social justice through the Decent Work Agenda and its strategic objectives of employment creation, social protection, social dialogue and tripartism, and fundamental principles and rights at work. Sida's global support is divided between unearmarked support to the RBSA, and lightly earmarked support to a number of prioritised areas. In the 2018-2019 Programme and Budget these were: - Policy Outcome 1: More and better jobs for inclusive growth and improved youth employment prospects - Policy Outcome 7 - Promoting safe work and workplace compliance including in global supply chains - Outcome 8: Protecting workers from unacceptable forms of work - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Mainstreaming Environmental Sustainability - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Gender equality and non-discrimination In the 2020-2021 Programme and Budget, which included a revised results framework and Policy Outcomes, these translated to: - Policy Outcome 3 Economic Social and environmental transitions for full, productive and freely chosen employment and decent work for all - Policy Outcome 5 - Skills and lifelong learning to facilitate access to and transitions in the labour market - Policy Outcome 7 - Adequate and effective protection at work for all - Policy Output 1.4 - Strengthened social dialogue and labour relations laws, processes and institutions - Policy Outcome 6 - Gender equality and equal opportunities and treatment for all in the world of work - Policy Output 3.3 Increased capacity of member States to formulate and implement policies for a just transition towards environmentally sustainable economies and societies - Policy Output 4.1 - Increased capacity of member States to create an enabling environment for entrepreneurship and sustainable enterprises - Policy Output 4.2 - Strengthened capacity of enterprises to adopt new business models, technology and techniques to enhance productivity and sustainability Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.b - Senast 2020 utarbeta och börja tillämpa en global strategi för ungdomssysselsättning samt genomföra Internationella arbetsorganisationens globala sysselsättningspakt. 8.b - By 2020, develop and operationalize a global strategy for youth employment and implement the Global Jobs Pact of the International Labour Organization. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -8082067 0 -8082067 -8082067 ILO/International Labour Organization -8082067.4000000004 ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthening of women’s economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for universal social protection Förbättrade förutsättningar för universell social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61070104 Sweden AWID is an international feminist member-based organization that aims to create a strong women's rights movement that is equipped to work effectively and inclusive with women's rights. AWID's members work in a global network that, through impact work, capacity building and research and communication work for women's rights. Sida has provided support to AWID since 2007. According to AWID's strategic plan for 2018-2022, the organization aims to create a strong women's rights movement, fully equipped to work effectively and inclusively for women's rights. The strategic plan consists of four performance areas that will govern the business over the next five-year period, which are: 1. supporting feminist movements to develop; 2. to curb the forces that oppose universal rights; 3. To create, with other actors, feminist environments, and; 4. To continue to strengthen AWID as an organization to fully equip itself to work effectively and inclusive for women's rights. Gender equality is one of Sweden's strategic priorities, and Sida believes that AWID's strategic plan for the new five-year period is in line with the objectives of both the Strategy for Sweden's Development Cooperation on Human Rights, Democracy and the Principles of the Rule of Law (2018-2022) and also the objectives of the strategy for Sweden's development cooperation for global equality and women's and girls' rights 2018-2022. AWID, Association for Women's Rights in Development, har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd för perioden 2018-2022 i enlighet med dess strategiska plan för 2018-2022. Sida har gett stöd till AWID sedan 2007. AWID är en internationell feministisk medlemsbaserad organisation som har som mål att skapa en stark kvinnorättsrörelse som är utrustad för att arbeta effektivt och inkluderande med kvinnors rättigheter. AWID's medlemmar arbetar i ett globalt nätverk som genom påverkansarbete, kapacitetsuppbyggnad samt forskning och kommunikation arbetar för kvinnors rättigheter. Enligt rapportering och de utvärderingar som har gjorts (Merit Partnership 2017-02-06 och KPMG 2017-11-16) framgår det att AWID är en väl fungerande organisation som lyckats väl med att påverka givare och andra aktörer som bl.a. resulterat i att kvinnoorganisationer och kvinnorörelser är bättre resurssatta nu än tidigare för sin uppgift att leda och samordna arbetet med att främja kvinnors rättigheter på olika nivåer. Jämställdhet är en av Sveriges strategiska prioriteringar och Sida bedömer att AWID's strategiska plan för den nya femårsperioden stämmer väl överens med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete avseende mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer (2018-2022) samt med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018–2022. The new plan is the result of a yearlong participatory process that included internal reflection and analysis as well as extensive input from partners, members, and feminist movements. The plan presents AWIDs core outcomes and impacts for 2018-2022. Outcomes and objectives are found in the Strategic Plan under the heading "What we aim to achieve". There are three principal strategies (or objectives 1-3) at the centre of AWID's vision to work for the period 2018-2022. These are: 1. Supporting feminist movements to thrive; 2. challenging anti-rights agendas; and; 3. co-creating feminist realities and narratives. Three overarching outcomes follow. Outcome 1. "Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements are thriving, with stronger collective power to challenge patriarchy and advance feminist agendas. Three objectives are attached: 1. Strengthened connectivity and collaboration across and within feminist women's rights and gender justice moments. 2. Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements have more and better access to diverse resources for their work, and: 3. Feminist women's rights and gender justice activities and movements are better equipped and networked to maintain and enhance their holistic protection, security,safety and well-being. These objectives are also reflected in the Result Framework (RF). Outcome 2. "Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements are better able to challenge, disrupt and delegitimize the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism within international spaces and systems.  Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Increased understanding among feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of the ways in which different actors uphold patriarchy in connection with corporate  power, fascism and fundamentalism Objective 2: Increased understanding among, and sharing between, feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of strategies to effectively challenge, disrupt,delegitimize and dismantle the systems, actors and institutions upholding patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism. Objective 3: Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements develop and deploy joint strategies to challenge, disrupt, delegitimize and dismantle the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism Outcome 3. Feminist realities, proposals and narratives flourish, are amplified and become increasingly influential.Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Knowledge that puts forward feminist realities and narratives is co-created,shared and built among feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements. Objective 2: Increased visibility of feminist realities, proposals and norms in intergovernmental spaces and as well as within and across feminist and other movements, and in society as a whole. Objective 3: Re imagined existing and new joint agendas that reflect feminist realities, proposals, and narratives are collectively and successfully advocated for by feminist movements and allies. AWID's programmatic work is organised into initiatives to achieve their goals. One of the important initiatives relates to the International Forum. Held every four years (the most recent held in 2016 in Brazil), the Forum draws up to 2,000 feminists from around the world. This initiative contributes to making visible feminism in practice, inspiring exchange and joint action and the process is co-created with members and partners. Some other examples of activities include the development and dissemination of knowledge and communication products, sharing feminist knowledge, practices and agendas. The plan also puts an emphasis on maintaining and building organisational sustainability and resilience as well as sharing lessons and experiences with other organisations. Their work in this area includes, for example financial management, IT, human resources and organisational development, monitoring and evaluation; financial sustainability and governance In our previous support to AWID, AWID has managed to support feminist movements to thrive. It is believed that the objectives set forth in the current plan will continue toward achieving this goal, by challenging anti-rights agendas, and co-create feminist realities and narratives as explained in the Strategic Plan under the heading "what we aim to achieve". Furthermore they underline their commitment to continuing to build a bold and resilient feminist organization that can deliver on their ambitions to serve as a resource for others.  In summary,  what is expected to be achieved by the end of this support is to strengthen the power of feminist movements, as a critical force in challenging the causes of the problems. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general During the year, AWID wrapped up Beijing Unfettered, a project that engaged young feminists, parallel to the Generation Equality Forum (GEF), to explore bold feminist propositional agendas, free from the restrictions endemic to an intergovernmental process. AWIDs aspiration was for outcomes of Beijing Unfettered to influence, creatively disrupt, and push the boundaries of the discussions and outcomes of the formal GEF process. According to AWID the BU project has been an important space for young feminists to convene and in which discussions around the ability to disrupt, to not play by the rules of diplomacy and to stand firm in voicing their positions were highly appreciated by participants. The Generation Equality Forum (GEF) is a strategic priority for AWIDs resourcing advocacy, in light of the attention that so many bilateral, multilateral, and philanthropic funders put into that process. AWID was a member of GEFs Civil Society Advisory Group (CSAG), and part of the leadership of the Action Coalition on Feminist Movements and Leadership where they represent the Count Me In! (CMI!) consortium. In Action Coalition 6, and in AWIDs conversations with leads of the other Action Coalitions, their priority was to put forward concrete resourcing proposals that centre the needs of feminist movements, including creating an enabling environment for women, trans and intersex human rights defenders. According to AWID they succeeded in ensuring that resourcing feminist movements was a key message of the Generation Equality Forum in Mexico and France along with recognition of womens rights and feminist organizations as key drivers of change. In 2021 AWID also launched their Feminist Journalist Project with a call for participants. The aim is to support and build relationships with journalists who are interested in reporting on feminist and social justice issues, and disrupt mainstream global media that has tended to provide narratives from the perspective of the outsider. According to AWID they received over a thousand applications from across the globe for 15 positions. The final 15 feminist journalists live and work in the Global South and have a potential to enrich media representation for marginalized people from diverse backgrounds. AWID are merely at the start of this project but are hopeful that they can produce strong and compelling reporting that highlights the perspectives and propositions of feminist activists who can contribute to changing public perception, and in turn influence policy makers. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070104-6107010401 Sweden AWID is an international feminist member-based organization that aims to create a strong women's rights movement that is equipped to work effectively and inclusive with women's rights. AWID's members work in a global network that, through impact work, capacity building and research and communication work for women's rights. Sida has provided support to AWID since 2007. According to AWID's strategic plan for 2018-2022, the organization aims to create a strong women's rights movement, fully equipped to work effectively and inclusively for women's rights. The strategic plan consists of four performance areas that will govern the business over the next five-year period, which are: 1. supporting feminist movements to develop; 2. to curb the forces that oppose universal rights; 3. To create, with other actors, feminist environments, and; 4. To continue to strengthen AWID as an organization to fully equip itself to work effectively and inclusive for women's rights. Gender equality is one of Sweden's strategic priorities, and Sida believes that AWID's strategic plan for the new five-year period is in line with the objectives of both the Strategy for Sweden's Development Cooperation on Human Rights, Democracy and the Principles of the Rule of Law (2018-2022) and also the objectives of the strategy for Sweden's development cooperation for global equality and women's and girls' rights 2018-2022. AWID, Association for Women's Rights in Development, har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd för perioden 2018-2022 i enlighet med dess strategiska plan för 2018-2022. Sida har gett stöd till AWID sedan 2007. AWID är en internationell feministisk medlemsbaserad organisation som har som mål att skapa en stark kvinnorättsrörelse som är utrustad för att arbeta effektivt och inkluderande med kvinnors rättigheter. AWID's medlemmar arbetar i ett globalt nätverk som genom påverkansarbete, kapacitetsuppbyggnad samt forskning och kommunikation arbetar för kvinnors rättigheter. Enligt rapportering och de utvärderingar som har gjorts (Merit Partnership 2017-02-06 och KPMG 2017-11-16) framgår det att AWID är en väl fungerande organisation som lyckats väl med att påverka givare och andra aktörer som bl.a. resulterat i att kvinnoorganisationer och kvinnorörelser är bättre resurssatta nu än tidigare för sin uppgift att leda och samordna arbetet med att främja kvinnors rättigheter på olika nivåer. Jämställdhet är en av Sveriges strategiska prioriteringar och Sida bedömer att AWID's strategiska plan för den nya femårsperioden stämmer väl överens med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete avseende mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer (2018-2022) samt med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018–2022. The new plan is the result of a yearlong participatory process that included internal reflection and analysis as well as extensive input from partners, members, and feminist movements. The plan presents AWIDs core outcomes and impacts for 2018-2022. Outcomes and objectives are found in the Strategic Plan under the heading "What we aim to achieve". There are three principal strategies (or objectives 1-3) at the centre of AWID's vision to work for the period 2018-2022. These are: 1. Supporting feminist movements to thrive; 2. challenging anti-rights agendas; and; 3. co-creating feminist realities and narratives. Three overarching outcomes follow. Outcome 1. "Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements are thriving, with stronger collective power to challenge patriarchy and advance feminist agendas. Three objectives are attached: 1. Strengthened connectivity and collaboration across and within feminist women's rights and gender justice moments. 2. Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements have more and better access to diverse resources for their work, and: 3. Feminist women's rights and gender justice activities and movements are better equipped and networked to maintain and enhance their holistic protection, security,safety and well-being. These objectives are also reflected in the Result Framework (RF). Outcome 2. "Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements are better able to challenge, disrupt and delegitimize the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism within international spaces and systems.  Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Increased understanding among feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of the ways in which different actors uphold patriarchy in connection with corporate  power, fascism and fundamentalism Objective 2: Increased understanding among, and sharing between, feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of strategies to effectively challenge, disrupt,delegitimize and dismantle the systems, actors and institutions upholding patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism. Objective 3: Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements develop and deploy joint strategies to challenge, disrupt, delegitimize and dismantle the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism Outcome 3. Feminist realities, proposals and narratives flourish, are amplified and become increasingly influential.Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Knowledge that puts forward feminist realities and narratives is co-created,shared and built among feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements. Objective 2: Increased visibility of feminist realities, proposals and norms in intergovernmental spaces and as well as within and across feminist and other movements, and in society as a whole. Objective 3: Re imagined existing and new joint agendas that reflect feminist realities, proposals, and narratives are collectively and successfully advocated for by feminist movements and allies. AWID's programmatic work is organised into initiatives to achieve their goals. One of the important initiatives relates to the International Forum. Held every four years (the most recent held in 2016 in Brazil), the Forum draws up to 2,000 feminists from around the world. This initiative contributes to making visible feminism in practice, inspiring exchange and joint action and the process is co-created with members and partners. Some other examples of activities include the development and dissemination of knowledge and communication products, sharing feminist knowledge, practices and agendas. The plan also puts an emphasis on maintaining and building organisational sustainability and resilience as well as sharing lessons and experiences with other organisations. Their work in this area includes, for example financial management, IT, human resources and organisational development, monitoring and evaluation; financial sustainability and governance In our previous support to AWID, AWID has managed to support feminist movements to thrive. It is believed that the objectives set forth in the current plan will continue toward achieving this goal, by challenging anti-rights agendas, and co-create feminist realities and narratives as explained in the Strategic Plan under the heading "what we aim to achieve". Furthermore they underline their commitment to continuing to build a bold and resilient feminist organization that can deliver on their ambitions to serve as a resource for others.  In summary,  what is expected to be achieved by the end of this support is to strengthen the power of feminist movements, as a critical force in challenging the causes of the problems. Sweden AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 11000000 11000000 7000000 15750000 0 0 0 0 -11000000 11000000 0 6000000 5000000 11000000 0 7000000 0 0 0 11000000 -11000000 11000000 0 0 -11000000 11000000 0 0 -11000000 0 0 15750000 0 0 0 44750000 AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development 11000000 AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development 6000000 AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development 5000000 AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development 7000000 AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development 15750000 AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased respect for human rights through a focus on freedom of association and assembly for all, including for civil society and in the working life, nationally, regionally and locally, in urban as well as rural environments. Ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna genom fokus på förenings- och församlingsfriheten för alla, inklusive för civilsamhället och i arbetslivet, nationellt, regionalt och lokalt, i urbana såväl som rurala miljöer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070104-6107010402 Sweden AWID is an international feminist member-based organization that aims to create a strong women's rights movement that is equipped to work effectively and inclusive with women's rights. AWID's members work in a global network that, through impact work, capacity building and research and communication work for women's rights. Sida has provided support to AWID since 2007. According to AWID's strategic plan for 2018-2022, the organization aims to create a strong women's rights movement, fully equipped to work effectively and inclusively for women's rights. The strategic plan consists of four performance areas that will govern the business over the next five-year period, which are: 1. supporting feminist movements to develop; 2. to curb the forces that oppose universal rights; 3. To create, with other actors, feminist environments, and; 4. To continue to strengthen AWID as an organization to fully equip itself to work effectively and inclusive for women's rights. Gender equality is one of Sweden's strategic priorities, and Sida believes that AWID's strategic plan for the new five-year period is in line with the objectives of both the Strategy for Sweden's Development Cooperation on Human Rights, Democracy and the Principles of the Rule of Law (2018-2022) and also the objectives of the strategy for Sweden's development cooperation for global equality and women's and girls' rights 2018-2022. AWID, Association for Women's Rights in Development, har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd för perioden 2018-2022 i enlighet med dess strategiska plan för 2018-2022. Sida har gett stöd till AWID sedan 2007. AWID är en internationell feministisk medlemsbaserad organisation som har som mål att skapa en stark kvinnorättsrörelse som är utrustad för att arbeta effektivt och inkluderande med kvinnors rättigheter. AWID's medlemmar arbetar i ett globalt nätverk som genom påverkansarbete, kapacitetsuppbyggnad samt forskning och kommunikation arbetar för kvinnors rättigheter. Enligt rapportering och de utvärderingar som har gjorts (Merit Partnership 2017-02-06 och KPMG 2017-11-16) framgår det att AWID är en väl fungerande organisation som lyckats väl med att påverka givare och andra aktörer som bl.a. resulterat i att kvinnoorganisationer och kvinnorörelser är bättre resurssatta nu än tidigare för sin uppgift att leda och samordna arbetet med att främja kvinnors rättigheter på olika nivåer. Jämställdhet är en av Sveriges strategiska prioriteringar och Sida bedömer att AWID's strategiska plan för den nya femårsperioden stämmer väl överens med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete avseende mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer (2018-2022) samt med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018–2022. The new plan is the result of a yearlong participatory process that included internal reflection and analysis as well as extensive input from partners, members, and feminist movements. The plan presents AWIDs core outcomes and impacts for 2018-2022. Outcomes and objectives are found in the Strategic Plan under the heading "What we aim to achieve". There are three principal strategies (or objectives 1-3) at the centre of AWID's vision to work for the period 2018-2022. These are: 1. Supporting feminist movements to thrive; 2. challenging anti-rights agendas; and; 3. co-creating feminist realities and narratives. Three overarching outcomes follow. Outcome 1. "Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements are thriving, with stronger collective power to challenge patriarchy and advance feminist agendas. Three objectives are attached: 1. Strengthened connectivity and collaboration across and within feminist women's rights and gender justice moments. 2. Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements have more and better access to diverse resources for their work, and: 3. Feminist women's rights and gender justice activities and movements are better equipped and networked to maintain and enhance their holistic protection, security,safety and well-being. These objectives are also reflected in the Result Framework (RF). Outcome 2. "Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements are better able to challenge, disrupt and delegitimize the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism within international spaces and systems.  Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Increased understanding among feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of the ways in which different actors uphold patriarchy in connection with corporate  power, fascism and fundamentalism Objective 2: Increased understanding among, and sharing between, feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of strategies to effectively challenge, disrupt,delegitimize and dismantle the systems, actors and institutions upholding patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism. Objective 3: Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements develop and deploy joint strategies to challenge, disrupt, delegitimize and dismantle the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism Outcome 3. Feminist realities, proposals and narratives flourish, are amplified and become increasingly influential.Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Knowledge that puts forward feminist realities and narratives is co-created,shared and built among feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements. Objective 2: Increased visibility of feminist realities, proposals and norms in intergovernmental spaces and as well as within and across feminist and other movements, and in society as a whole. Objective 3: Re imagined existing and new joint agendas that reflect feminist realities, proposals, and narratives are collectively and successfully advocated for by feminist movements and allies. AWID's programmatic work is organised into initiatives to achieve their goals. One of the important initiatives relates to the International Forum. Held every four years (the most recent held in 2016 in Brazil), the Forum draws up to 2,000 feminists from around the world. This initiative contributes to making visible feminism in practice, inspiring exchange and joint action and the process is co-created with members and partners. Some other examples of activities include the development and dissemination of knowledge and communication products, sharing feminist knowledge, practices and agendas. The plan also puts an emphasis on maintaining and building organisational sustainability and resilience as well as sharing lessons and experiences with other organisations. Their work in this area includes, for example financial management, IT, human resources and organisational development, monitoring and evaluation; financial sustainability and governance In our previous support to AWID, AWID has managed to support feminist movements to thrive. It is believed that the objectives set forth in the current plan will continue toward achieving this goal, by challenging anti-rights agendas, and co-create feminist realities and narratives as explained in the Strategic Plan under the heading "what we aim to achieve". Furthermore they underline their commitment to continuing to build a bold and resilient feminist organization that can deliver on their ambitions to serve as a resource for others.  In summary,  what is expected to be achieved by the end of this support is to strengthen the power of feminist movements, as a critical force in challenging the causes of the problems. Sweden AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 7000000 7000000 AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development 7000000 AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development Gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2018–2022 Jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018-2022 Enhanced preconditions for women’s rights organisations, feminist movements and women human rights defenders to act independently and contribute to gender equality and the full enjoyment of human rights by all women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnorättsorganisationer, feministiska rörelser och kvinnliga människorättsförsvarare att verka oberoende och bidra till jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased safety and security for actors and organisations that promote gender equality and the full enjoyment of human rights by all women and girls Ökad trygghet och säkerhet för aktörer och organisationer som verkar för jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced methods and capacity development for gender equality efforts Stärkt metod- och kapacitetsutveckling för jämställdhetsarbete Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61070104-6107010403 Sweden AWID is an international feminist member-based organization that aims to create a strong women's rights movement that is equipped to work effectively and inclusive with women's rights. AWID's members work in a global network that, through impact work, capacity building and research and communication work for women's rights. Sida has provided support to AWID since 2007. According to AWID's strategic plan for 2018-2022, the organization aims to create a strong women's rights movement, fully equipped to work effectively and inclusively for women's rights. The strategic plan consists of four performance areas that will govern the business over the next five-year period, which are: 1. supporting feminist movements to develop; 2. to curb the forces that oppose universal rights; 3. To create, with other actors, feminist environments, and; 4. To continue to strengthen AWID as an organization to fully equip itself to work effectively and inclusive for women's rights. Gender equality is one of Sweden's strategic priorities, and Sida believes that AWID's strategic plan for the new five-year period is in line with the objectives of both the Strategy for Sweden's Development Cooperation on Human Rights, Democracy and the Principles of the Rule of Law (2018-2022) and also the objectives of the strategy for Sweden's development cooperation for global equality and women's and girls' rights 2018-2022. AWID, Association for Women's Rights in Development, har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd för perioden 2018-2022 i enlighet med dess strategiska plan för 2018-2022. Sida har gett stöd till AWID sedan 2007. AWID är en internationell feministisk medlemsbaserad organisation som har som mål att skapa en stark kvinnorättsrörelse som är utrustad för att arbeta effektivt och inkluderande med kvinnors rättigheter. AWID's medlemmar arbetar i ett globalt nätverk som genom påverkansarbete, kapacitetsuppbyggnad samt forskning och kommunikation arbetar för kvinnors rättigheter. Enligt rapportering och de utvärderingar som har gjorts (Merit Partnership 2017-02-06 och KPMG 2017-11-16) framgår det att AWID är en väl fungerande organisation som lyckats väl med att påverka givare och andra aktörer som bl.a. resulterat i att kvinnoorganisationer och kvinnorörelser är bättre resurssatta nu än tidigare för sin uppgift att leda och samordna arbetet med att främja kvinnors rättigheter på olika nivåer. Jämställdhet är en av Sveriges strategiska prioriteringar och Sida bedömer att AWID's strategiska plan för den nya femårsperioden stämmer väl överens med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete avseende mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer (2018-2022) samt med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018–2022. The new plan is the result of a yearlong participatory process that included internal reflection and analysis as well as extensive input from partners, members, and feminist movements. The plan presents AWIDs core outcomes and impacts for 2018-2022. Outcomes and objectives are found in the Strategic Plan under the heading "What we aim to achieve". There are three principal strategies (or objectives 1-3) at the centre of AWID's vision to work for the period 2018-2022. These are: 1. Supporting feminist movements to thrive; 2. challenging anti-rights agendas; and; 3. co-creating feminist realities and narratives. Three overarching outcomes follow. Outcome 1. "Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements are thriving, with stronger collective power to challenge patriarchy and advance feminist agendas. Three objectives are attached: 1. Strengthened connectivity and collaboration across and within feminist women's rights and gender justice moments. 2. Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements have more and better access to diverse resources for their work, and: 3. Feminist women's rights and gender justice activities and movements are better equipped and networked to maintain and enhance their holistic protection, security,safety and well-being. These objectives are also reflected in the Result Framework (RF). Outcome 2. "Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements are better able to challenge, disrupt and delegitimize the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism within international spaces and systems.  Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Increased understanding among feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of the ways in which different actors uphold patriarchy in connection with corporate  power, fascism and fundamentalism Objective 2: Increased understanding among, and sharing between, feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of strategies to effectively challenge, disrupt,delegitimize and dismantle the systems, actors and institutions upholding patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism. Objective 3: Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements develop and deploy joint strategies to challenge, disrupt, delegitimize and dismantle the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism Outcome 3. Feminist realities, proposals and narratives flourish, are amplified and become increasingly influential.Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Knowledge that puts forward feminist realities and narratives is co-created,shared and built among feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements. Objective 2: Increased visibility of feminist realities, proposals and norms in intergovernmental spaces and as well as within and across feminist and other movements, and in society as a whole. Objective 3: Re imagined existing and new joint agendas that reflect feminist realities, proposals, and narratives are collectively and successfully advocated for by feminist movements and allies. AWID's programmatic work is organised into initiatives to achieve their goals. One of the important initiatives relates to the International Forum. Held every four years (the most recent held in 2016 in Brazil), the Forum draws up to 2,000 feminists from around the world. This initiative contributes to making visible feminism in practice, inspiring exchange and joint action and the process is co-created with members and partners. Some other examples of activities include the development and dissemination of knowledge and communication products, sharing feminist knowledge, practices and agendas. The plan also puts an emphasis on maintaining and building organisational sustainability and resilience as well as sharing lessons and experiences with other organisations. Their work in this area includes, for example financial management, IT, human resources and organisational development, monitoring and evaluation; financial sustainability and governance In our previous support to AWID, AWID has managed to support feminist movements to thrive. It is believed that the objectives set forth in the current plan will continue toward achieving this goal, by challenging anti-rights agendas, and co-create feminist realities and narratives as explained in the Strategic Plan under the heading "what we aim to achieve". Furthermore they underline their commitment to continuing to build a bold and resilient feminist organization that can deliver on their ambitions to serve as a resource for others.  In summary,  what is expected to be achieved by the end of this support is to strengthen the power of feminist movements, as a critical force in challenging the causes of the problems. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 158000 158000 158000 NIRAS Sweden AB 158000 NIRAS Sweden AB Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61070128 Sweden The contribution is a continuation of the core support provided to Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. The proposal is that Sidas contributes with 28,350,000 SEK FY2017-2020, in support of IA’s strategic plan (core funding). The proposed intervention is in line with the "Results Strategy for special initiatives for human rights and democratisation for the period 2014-2017" and is considered to be a relevant and strategic addition to the portfolio's contribution in the fight against corruption. The Strategy for Special Initiatives for Human Rights and Democratisation expires in December 2017. However, Sida expects a new strategy which would enable continued support. The initiative also responds well to both the perspective of the poor and the rights perspective IA is one of few global organisations working against corruption by focusing on building trust between rights holders and duty bearers at the local level. It is about creating a long-term ability of these actors to ensure and maintain inclusive collaborative fora for citizen participation and involvement. The various stakeholders are actively working together to solve common problems identified in relation to public service delivery, thereby contributing to a more efficient use and allocation of public funds. IA also trains a variety of stakeholders in transparent and accountable governance, and uses knowledge and learning from the local level for advocacy at national and international level. In implementation IA collaborates with local civil society organisations and other actors such as universities. IA focuses on its priority countries Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal and Palestine, although its network and coverage through partners span wider than to these four countries. In addition to the assessment that the intervention is relevant and strategic, the external audit of the organisations' internal management and control that was commissioned by Sida in December 2014 shows that they have a robust system in place in this regard. IA also uses a mixture of relevant and participatory methods for data collection, analysis and monitoring, and their capacity in this area is considered to be good. Sida's assessment is that Integrity Action's planned implementation of the strategic plan is reasonable, even though the funding is partly uncertain. The new results framework is not yet in place (one reason being a misunderstanding in relation to the consultancy support that Sida financed), but will according to the new draft agreement be submitted to Sida before 15 July 2017. The framework that was submitted in accordance with the previous agreement (after the consultancy support) and was approved by Sida was based on a method called Learning Based Management. Sida's concluding assessment after supporting Integrity Action 2015-2016 is that IA is a strategic partner that has the capacity to deliver good results. (This assessment has mainly been done by program manager KT, who left the unit on 31 December 2016. MT has done the final editing.) Insatsen är en fortsättning av kärnstödet till Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. Förslaget är att Sida bidrar med 28 350 000 SEK (1 oktober 2016 till 30 september 2020), till stöd för genomförandet av IA:s strategiska plan. IA har brutet räkenskapsår och stödet gäller 7 MSEK/räkenskapsår plus 350 000 SEK för en utvärdering. Det brutna räkenskapsåret innebär att 2017 års utbetalning är större och 2020 års utbetalning är mindre än 7 MSEK/år. Den föreslagna insatsen ligger väl i linje med "Resultatstrategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017" och bedöms utgöra ett relevant och strategiskt tillägg till portföljens bidrag i arbetet mot korruption. Strategin för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering löper ut i december 2017, men förväntas ersättas av en ny strategi som möjliggör fortsatt stöd. Insatsen svarar också väl mot både fattigdoms- och rättighetsperspektiven. IA är en av få globala aktörer som arbetar mot korruption genom att fokusera på att bygga tillit mellan rättighetsinnehavare och rättighetsbärare på lokal nivå. Det handlar om att skapa en Iångsiktig förmåga hos dessa aktörer att säkerställa och upprätthålla inkluderande samarbetsfora för medborgarinflytande och delaktighet. De olika aktörerna arbetar aktivt tillsammans för att lösa gemensamt identifierade problem i förhållande till offentliga tjänster och bidrar därmed till ett mer effektivt utnyttjande och fördelning av offentliga medel. IA utbildar också en mängd olika aktörer i öppen och ansvarsfull styrning samt använder kunskaper och Iärande från den lokala nivån för påverkansarbete på nationell och internationell nivå. I implementeringen samarbetar IA med lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och andra aktörer, såsom universitet. IA fokuserar framför allt på Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal och Palestina, även om deras nätverk och räckvidd spänner bredare än till dessa fyra länder. Utöver bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och strategisk, visar den externa granskning av organisationens interna styrning och kontroll som utfördes på uppdrag av Sida i december 2014, att det finns ett robust system på plats i detta avseende. IA använder också en blandning av relevanta och deltagande metoder för datainsamling, analys och uppföljning och deras kapacitet inom detta område bedöms som goda. Sidas bedömning är att Integrity Actions planerade implementering av den strategiska planen är rimlig, även om finansieringen delvis är osäker. Det nya resultatramverket är ännu inte på plats (ett skäl var ett missförstånd i relation till det konsultstöd som Sida tillhandahöll), men ska enligt det nya avtalsutkastet inlämnas till Sida den 15 juli 2017. Sidas sammantagna bedömning efter stöd till Integrity Action under 2015-2016 är att det är en strategisk partner som har kapacitet att leverera goda resultat. (Denna beredning har huvudsakligen genomförts av programansvarig KT som slutade på enheten den 31 december 2016. MT har gjort slutredigering.) Integrity Action (IA) is a non-profit organisation that helps citizens living in poverty fix the essential services that are failing them – including schools, clean water and healthcare. IA does this by equipping citizens to “review” services where they live, report problems publicly, and work with those responsible to ensure the problems are fixed.Sida supports IA since 2015. The current core support covers the period 2017-2020 and aims at the implementation of IA's 2018-2023 strategy. (The strategy was updated and extended to 2023 after Sida had entered into an agreement with IA). Sida has a new agreement on continued cooperation with core support for the period 2020-2024.  IA seeks to tackle corruption by focusing on two main intervention areas; community integrity building and integrity education. Local citizens, public officials, businesses and other key stakeholders work together on improving the provision and performance of public services. By building the capacity of these different stakeholders to design joint action plans, monitor, and implement practical solutions together, public funds will be used more efficiently, and people's livelihoods will be improved, especially for the poor. Integrity training, which targets university students, academia, civil society, business professionals etc., is expected to empower citizens to act with and demand integrity. IA argues that this will in turn contribute to shaping better institutions, increase legitimacy of existing governance structures and hence ensure that fewer public funds are wasted, thereby also improving public services. In the new strategy, IA focuses on three areas: 1. Achieve results for citizens that maximise quality, durability and inclusivity.2. Amplify: collaborate to amplify result and fuel further innovation.3. Convince: build a robust case for open citizen feedback to inspire its mainstreaming.    Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general Overall, Integrity Action (IA) has made good progress over the last four years, and achieved the majority of what was planned and some more related to the four outcomes in the original strategy: 1) Efficiency & Effectiveness, 2) Scalability & Sustainability, 3) Visibility & Recognition, and 4) Network and collective impact. IA has a 57% fix rate for the period and it is estimated that IA since 2013 has "fixed" 4000 issues out of 7000 identified problems. IA has supported 11,000+ adult and student monitors in 9 countries (Afghanistan, DR Congo, Kenya, Madagascar, Nepal, Palestine, Romania, Tanzania, Uganda). 51% of IA monitors are girls and women. Despite the recent effects of Covid-19, 93% of project activities were carried out on time and on budget.   Significant effort has been made to ensure that the IA approach is truly sustainable and community-led. Furthermore, IA has worked with partners to create opportunities for its approach (or elements of it) to be embedded by relevant institutions and organisations. IA has increased its visibility and recognition greatly during the past few years and is now acknowledged as an important player in the accountability and transparency sector. There has been an increased demand for IA's presence in panels and other events, an increased interest in partnering with IA, and - quite recently - a tendency to quote IA's work in other articles and blogs.Regarding the global added value of the intervention, IA has also increasingly been influencing the wider development sector to adopt citizen feedback and monitoring approach, or key elements of it. There is an increased interest in IA's approach coming from other organisations. Bigger organisations and governments have been inspired by, used and amplified IA's approach in ways that go beyond IA's own capacity. It is Sida’s assessment that IA overall has achieved satisfactory results. Sida also assesses that these results are relevant for the objectives stated in IA’s strategy 2018-2023 as well as the overall goal of "Societies in which all citizens can - and do - successfully demand integrity from the instititutions they rely on". There were no unused funds after the program period according to the audited financial report.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070128-6107012801 Sweden The contribution is a continuation of the core support provided to Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. The proposal is that Sidas contributes with 28,350,000 SEK FY2017-2020, in support of IA’s strategic plan (core funding). The proposed intervention is in line with the "Results Strategy for special initiatives for human rights and democratisation for the period 2014-2017" and is considered to be a relevant and strategic addition to the portfolio's contribution in the fight against corruption. The Strategy for Special Initiatives for Human Rights and Democratisation expires in December 2017. However, Sida expects a new strategy which would enable continued support. The initiative also responds well to both the perspective of the poor and the rights perspective IA is one of few global organisations working against corruption by focusing on building trust between rights holders and duty bearers at the local level. It is about creating a long-term ability of these actors to ensure and maintain inclusive collaborative fora for citizen participation and involvement. The various stakeholders are actively working together to solve common problems identified in relation to public service delivery, thereby contributing to a more efficient use and allocation of public funds. IA also trains a variety of stakeholders in transparent and accountable governance, and uses knowledge and learning from the local level for advocacy at national and international level. In implementation IA collaborates with local civil society organisations and other actors such as universities. IA focuses on its priority countries Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal and Palestine, although its network and coverage through partners span wider than to these four countries. In addition to the assessment that the intervention is relevant and strategic, the external audit of the organisations' internal management and control that was commissioned by Sida in December 2014 shows that they have a robust system in place in this regard. IA also uses a mixture of relevant and participatory methods for data collection, analysis and monitoring, and their capacity in this area is considered to be good. Sida's assessment is that Integrity Action's planned implementation of the strategic plan is reasonable, even though the funding is partly uncertain. The new results framework is not yet in place (one reason being a misunderstanding in relation to the consultancy support that Sida financed), but will according to the new draft agreement be submitted to Sida before 15 July 2017. The framework that was submitted in accordance with the previous agreement (after the consultancy support) and was approved by Sida was based on a method called Learning Based Management. Sida's concluding assessment after supporting Integrity Action 2015-2016 is that IA is a strategic partner that has the capacity to deliver good results. (This assessment has mainly been done by program manager KT, who left the unit on 31 December 2016. MT has done the final editing.) Insatsen är en fortsättning av kärnstödet till Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. Förslaget är att Sida bidrar med 28 350 000 SEK (1 oktober 2016 till 30 september 2020), till stöd för genomförandet av IA:s strategiska plan. IA har brutet räkenskapsår och stödet gäller 7 MSEK/räkenskapsår plus 350 000 SEK för en utvärdering. Det brutna räkenskapsåret innebär att 2017 års utbetalning är större och 2020 års utbetalning är mindre än 7 MSEK/år. Den föreslagna insatsen ligger väl i linje med "Resultatstrategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017" och bedöms utgöra ett relevant och strategiskt tillägg till portföljens bidrag i arbetet mot korruption. Strategin för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering löper ut i december 2017, men förväntas ersättas av en ny strategi som möjliggör fortsatt stöd. Insatsen svarar också väl mot både fattigdoms- och rättighetsperspektiven. IA är en av få globala aktörer som arbetar mot korruption genom att fokusera på att bygga tillit mellan rättighetsinnehavare och rättighetsbärare på lokal nivå. Det handlar om att skapa en Iångsiktig förmåga hos dessa aktörer att säkerställa och upprätthålla inkluderande samarbetsfora för medborgarinflytande och delaktighet. De olika aktörerna arbetar aktivt tillsammans för att lösa gemensamt identifierade problem i förhållande till offentliga tjänster och bidrar därmed till ett mer effektivt utnyttjande och fördelning av offentliga medel. IA utbildar också en mängd olika aktörer i öppen och ansvarsfull styrning samt använder kunskaper och Iärande från den lokala nivån för påverkansarbete på nationell och internationell nivå. I implementeringen samarbetar IA med lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och andra aktörer, såsom universitet. IA fokuserar framför allt på Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal och Palestina, även om deras nätverk och räckvidd spänner bredare än till dessa fyra länder. Utöver bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och strategisk, visar den externa granskning av organisationens interna styrning och kontroll som utfördes på uppdrag av Sida i december 2014, att det finns ett robust system på plats i detta avseende. IA använder också en blandning av relevanta och deltagande metoder för datainsamling, analys och uppföljning och deras kapacitet inom detta område bedöms som goda. Sidas bedömning är att Integrity Actions planerade implementering av den strategiska planen är rimlig, även om finansieringen delvis är osäker. Det nya resultatramverket är ännu inte på plats (ett skäl var ett missförstånd i relation till det konsultstöd som Sida tillhandahöll), men ska enligt det nya avtalsutkastet inlämnas till Sida den 15 juli 2017. Sidas sammantagna bedömning efter stöd till Integrity Action under 2015-2016 är att det är en strategisk partner som har kapacitet att leverera goda resultat. (Denna beredning har huvudsakligen genomförts av programansvarig KT som slutade på enheten den 31 december 2016. MT har gjort slutredigering.) Integrity Action (IA) is a non-profit organisation that helps citizens living in poverty fix the essential services that are failing them – including schools, clean water and healthcare. IA does this by equipping citizens to “review” services where they live, report problems publicly, and work with those responsible to ensure the problems are fixed.Sida supports IA since 2015. The current core support covers the period 2017-2020 and aims at the implementation of IA's 2018-2023 strategy. (The strategy was updated and extended to 2023 after Sida had entered into an agreement with IA). Sida has a new agreement on continued cooperation with core support for the period 2020-2024.  IA seeks to tackle corruption by focusing on two main intervention areas; community integrity building and integrity education. Local citizens, public officials, businesses and other key stakeholders work together on improving the provision and performance of public services. By building the capacity of these different stakeholders to design joint action plans, monitor, and implement practical solutions together, public funds will be used more efficiently, and people's livelihoods will be improved, especially for the poor. Integrity training, which targets university students, academia, civil society, business professionals etc., is expected to empower citizens to act with and demand integrity. IA argues that this will in turn contribute to shaping better institutions, increase legitimacy of existing governance structures and hence ensure that fewer public funds are wasted, thereby also improving public services. In the new strategy, IA focuses on three areas: 1. Achieve results for citizens that maximise quality, durability and inclusivity.2. Amplify: collaborate to amplify result and fuel further innovation.3. Convince: build a robust case for open citizen feedback to inspire its mainstreaming.    Sweden Integrity Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Integrity Action Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10500000 0 0 0 0 3500000 0 0 5000000 0 0 7000000 0 7000000 0 2000000 0 -7000000 -7000000 0 7000000 -7000000 7000000 0 -7000000 10500000 Integrity Action 5000000 Integrity Action 2000000 Integrity Action 3500000 Integrity Action SE-0-SE-6-61070128-6107012803 Sweden The contribution is a continuation of the core support provided to Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. The proposal is that Sidas contributes with 28,350,000 SEK FY2017-2020, in support of IA’s strategic plan (core funding). The proposed intervention is in line with the "Results Strategy for special initiatives for human rights and democratisation for the period 2014-2017" and is considered to be a relevant and strategic addition to the portfolio's contribution in the fight against corruption. The Strategy for Special Initiatives for Human Rights and Democratisation expires in December 2017. However, Sida expects a new strategy which would enable continued support. The initiative also responds well to both the perspective of the poor and the rights perspective IA is one of few global organisations working against corruption by focusing on building trust between rights holders and duty bearers at the local level. It is about creating a long-term ability of these actors to ensure and maintain inclusive collaborative fora for citizen participation and involvement. The various stakeholders are actively working together to solve common problems identified in relation to public service delivery, thereby contributing to a more efficient use and allocation of public funds. IA also trains a variety of stakeholders in transparent and accountable governance, and uses knowledge and learning from the local level for advocacy at national and international level. In implementation IA collaborates with local civil society organisations and other actors such as universities. IA focuses on its priority countries Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal and Palestine, although its network and coverage through partners span wider than to these four countries. In addition to the assessment that the intervention is relevant and strategic, the external audit of the organisations' internal management and control that was commissioned by Sida in December 2014 shows that they have a robust system in place in this regard. IA also uses a mixture of relevant and participatory methods for data collection, analysis and monitoring, and their capacity in this area is considered to be good. Sida's assessment is that Integrity Action's planned implementation of the strategic plan is reasonable, even though the funding is partly uncertain. The new results framework is not yet in place (one reason being a misunderstanding in relation to the consultancy support that Sida financed), but will according to the new draft agreement be submitted to Sida before 15 July 2017. The framework that was submitted in accordance with the previous agreement (after the consultancy support) and was approved by Sida was based on a method called Learning Based Management. Sida's concluding assessment after supporting Integrity Action 2015-2016 is that IA is a strategic partner that has the capacity to deliver good results. (This assessment has mainly been done by program manager KT, who left the unit on 31 December 2016. MT has done the final editing.) Insatsen är en fortsättning av kärnstödet till Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. Förslaget är att Sida bidrar med 28 350 000 SEK (1 oktober 2016 till 30 september 2020), till stöd för genomförandet av IA:s strategiska plan. IA har brutet räkenskapsår och stödet gäller 7 MSEK/räkenskapsår plus 350 000 SEK för en utvärdering. Det brutna räkenskapsåret innebär att 2017 års utbetalning är större och 2020 års utbetalning är mindre än 7 MSEK/år. Den föreslagna insatsen ligger väl i linje med "Resultatstrategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017" och bedöms utgöra ett relevant och strategiskt tillägg till portföljens bidrag i arbetet mot korruption. Strategin för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering löper ut i december 2017, men förväntas ersättas av en ny strategi som möjliggör fortsatt stöd. Insatsen svarar också väl mot både fattigdoms- och rättighetsperspektiven. IA är en av få globala aktörer som arbetar mot korruption genom att fokusera på att bygga tillit mellan rättighetsinnehavare och rättighetsbärare på lokal nivå. Det handlar om att skapa en Iångsiktig förmåga hos dessa aktörer att säkerställa och upprätthålla inkluderande samarbetsfora för medborgarinflytande och delaktighet. De olika aktörerna arbetar aktivt tillsammans för att lösa gemensamt identifierade problem i förhållande till offentliga tjänster och bidrar därmed till ett mer effektivt utnyttjande och fördelning av offentliga medel. IA utbildar också en mängd olika aktörer i öppen och ansvarsfull styrning samt använder kunskaper och Iärande från den lokala nivån för påverkansarbete på nationell och internationell nivå. I implementeringen samarbetar IA med lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och andra aktörer, såsom universitet. IA fokuserar framför allt på Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal och Palestina, även om deras nätverk och räckvidd spänner bredare än till dessa fyra länder. Utöver bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och strategisk, visar den externa granskning av organisationens interna styrning och kontroll som utfördes på uppdrag av Sida i december 2014, att det finns ett robust system på plats i detta avseende. IA använder också en blandning av relevanta och deltagande metoder för datainsamling, analys och uppföljning och deras kapacitet inom detta område bedöms som goda. Sidas bedömning är att Integrity Actions planerade implementering av den strategiska planen är rimlig, även om finansieringen delvis är osäker. Det nya resultatramverket är ännu inte på plats (ett skäl var ett missförstånd i relation till det konsultstöd som Sida tillhandahöll), men ska enligt det nya avtalsutkastet inlämnas till Sida den 15 juli 2017. Sidas sammantagna bedömning efter stöd till Integrity Action under 2015-2016 är att det är en strategisk partner som har kapacitet att leverera goda resultat. (Denna beredning har huvudsakligen genomförts av programansvarig KT som slutade på enheten den 31 december 2016. MT har gjort slutredigering.) Integrity Action (IA) is a non-profit organisation that helps citizens living in poverty fix the essential services that are failing them – including schools, clean water and healthcare. IA does this by equipping citizens to “review” services where they live, report problems publicly, and work with those responsible to ensure the problems are fixed.Sida supports IA since 2015. The current core support covers the period 2017-2020 and aims at the implementation of IA's 2018-2023 strategy. (The strategy was updated and extended to 2023 after Sida had entered into an agreement with IA). Sida has a new agreement on continued cooperation with core support for the period 2020-2024.  IA seeks to tackle corruption by focusing on two main intervention areas; community integrity building and integrity education. Local citizens, public officials, businesses and other key stakeholders work together on improving the provision and performance of public services. By building the capacity of these different stakeholders to design joint action plans, monitor, and implement practical solutions together, public funds will be used more efficiently, and people's livelihoods will be improved, especially for the poor. Integrity training, which targets university students, academia, civil society, business professionals etc., is expected to empower citizens to act with and demand integrity. IA argues that this will in turn contribute to shaping better institutions, increase legitimacy of existing governance structures and hence ensure that fewer public funds are wasted, thereby also improving public services. In the new strategy, IA focuses on three areas: 1. Achieve results for citizens that maximise quality, durability and inclusivity.2. Amplify: collaborate to amplify result and fuel further innovation.3. Convince: build a robust case for open citizen feedback to inspire its mainstreaming.    Sweden Integrity Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Integrity Action 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7350000 7000000 3500000 3500000 3500000 0 3500000 3850000 0 3500000 0 0 0 17850000 Integrity Action 3500000 Integrity Action 3850000 Integrity Action 3500000 Integrity Action 3500000 Integrity Action 3500000 Integrity Action Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Reduced corruption and increased transparency and accountability. Minskad korruption samt ökad transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070128-6107012804 Sweden The contribution is a continuation of the core support provided to Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. The proposal is that Sidas contributes with 28,350,000 SEK FY2017-2020, in support of IA’s strategic plan (core funding). The proposed intervention is in line with the "Results Strategy for special initiatives for human rights and democratisation for the period 2014-2017" and is considered to be a relevant and strategic addition to the portfolio's contribution in the fight against corruption. The Strategy for Special Initiatives for Human Rights and Democratisation expires in December 2017. However, Sida expects a new strategy which would enable continued support. The initiative also responds well to both the perspective of the poor and the rights perspective IA is one of few global organisations working against corruption by focusing on building trust between rights holders and duty bearers at the local level. It is about creating a long-term ability of these actors to ensure and maintain inclusive collaborative fora for citizen participation and involvement. The various stakeholders are actively working together to solve common problems identified in relation to public service delivery, thereby contributing to a more efficient use and allocation of public funds. IA also trains a variety of stakeholders in transparent and accountable governance, and uses knowledge and learning from the local level for advocacy at national and international level. In implementation IA collaborates with local civil society organisations and other actors such as universities. IA focuses on its priority countries Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal and Palestine, although its network and coverage through partners span wider than to these four countries. In addition to the assessment that the intervention is relevant and strategic, the external audit of the organisations' internal management and control that was commissioned by Sida in December 2014 shows that they have a robust system in place in this regard. IA also uses a mixture of relevant and participatory methods for data collection, analysis and monitoring, and their capacity in this area is considered to be good. Sida's assessment is that Integrity Action's planned implementation of the strategic plan is reasonable, even though the funding is partly uncertain. The new results framework is not yet in place (one reason being a misunderstanding in relation to the consultancy support that Sida financed), but will according to the new draft agreement be submitted to Sida before 15 July 2017. The framework that was submitted in accordance with the previous agreement (after the consultancy support) and was approved by Sida was based on a method called Learning Based Management. Sida's concluding assessment after supporting Integrity Action 2015-2016 is that IA is a strategic partner that has the capacity to deliver good results. (This assessment has mainly been done by program manager KT, who left the unit on 31 December 2016. MT has done the final editing.) Insatsen är en fortsättning av kärnstödet till Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. Förslaget är att Sida bidrar med 28 350 000 SEK (1 oktober 2016 till 30 september 2020), till stöd för genomförandet av IA:s strategiska plan. IA har brutet räkenskapsår och stödet gäller 7 MSEK/räkenskapsår plus 350 000 SEK för en utvärdering. Det brutna räkenskapsåret innebär att 2017 års utbetalning är större och 2020 års utbetalning är mindre än 7 MSEK/år. Den föreslagna insatsen ligger väl i linje med "Resultatstrategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017" och bedöms utgöra ett relevant och strategiskt tillägg till portföljens bidrag i arbetet mot korruption. Strategin för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering löper ut i december 2017, men förväntas ersättas av en ny strategi som möjliggör fortsatt stöd. Insatsen svarar också väl mot både fattigdoms- och rättighetsperspektiven. IA är en av få globala aktörer som arbetar mot korruption genom att fokusera på att bygga tillit mellan rättighetsinnehavare och rättighetsbärare på lokal nivå. Det handlar om att skapa en Iångsiktig förmåga hos dessa aktörer att säkerställa och upprätthålla inkluderande samarbetsfora för medborgarinflytande och delaktighet. De olika aktörerna arbetar aktivt tillsammans för att lösa gemensamt identifierade problem i förhållande till offentliga tjänster och bidrar därmed till ett mer effektivt utnyttjande och fördelning av offentliga medel. IA utbildar också en mängd olika aktörer i öppen och ansvarsfull styrning samt använder kunskaper och Iärande från den lokala nivån för påverkansarbete på nationell och internationell nivå. I implementeringen samarbetar IA med lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och andra aktörer, såsom universitet. IA fokuserar framför allt på Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal och Palestina, även om deras nätverk och räckvidd spänner bredare än till dessa fyra länder. Utöver bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och strategisk, visar den externa granskning av organisationens interna styrning och kontroll som utfördes på uppdrag av Sida i december 2014, att det finns ett robust system på plats i detta avseende. IA använder också en blandning av relevanta och deltagande metoder för datainsamling, analys och uppföljning och deras kapacitet inom detta område bedöms som goda. Sidas bedömning är att Integrity Actions planerade implementering av den strategiska planen är rimlig, även om finansieringen delvis är osäker. Det nya resultatramverket är ännu inte på plats (ett skäl var ett missförstånd i relation till det konsultstöd som Sida tillhandahöll), men ska enligt det nya avtalsutkastet inlämnas till Sida den 15 juli 2017. Sidas sammantagna bedömning efter stöd till Integrity Action under 2015-2016 är att det är en strategisk partner som har kapacitet att leverera goda resultat. (Denna beredning har huvudsakligen genomförts av programansvarig KT som slutade på enheten den 31 december 2016. MT har gjort slutredigering.) Integrity Action (IA) is a non-profit organisation that helps citizens living in poverty fix the essential services that are failing them – including schools, clean water and healthcare. IA does this by equipping citizens to “review” services where they live, report problems publicly, and work with those responsible to ensure the problems are fixed.Sida supports IA since 2015. The current core support covers the period 2017-2020 and aims at the implementation of IA's 2018-2023 strategy. (The strategy was updated and extended to 2023 after Sida had entered into an agreement with IA). Sida has a new agreement on continued cooperation with core support for the period 2020-2024.  IA seeks to tackle corruption by focusing on two main intervention areas; community integrity building and integrity education. Local citizens, public officials, businesses and other key stakeholders work together on improving the provision and performance of public services. By building the capacity of these different stakeholders to design joint action plans, monitor, and implement practical solutions together, public funds will be used more efficiently, and people's livelihoods will be improved, especially for the poor. Integrity training, which targets university students, academia, civil society, business professionals etc., is expected to empower citizens to act with and demand integrity. IA argues that this will in turn contribute to shaping better institutions, increase legitimacy of existing governance structures and hence ensure that fewer public funds are wasted, thereby also improving public services. In the new strategy, IA focuses on three areas: 1. Achieve results for citizens that maximise quality, durability and inclusivity.2. Amplify: collaborate to amplify result and fuel further innovation.3. Convince: build a robust case for open citizen feedback to inspire its mainstreaming.    Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 143000 143000 143000 Ernst & Young 143000 Ernst & Young Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Reduced corruption and increased transparency and accountability. Minskad korruption samt ökad transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-73004901 Sweden The main objectives of the project are to (i) maintain and strengthe a network of National Plant Genetic Resource Centres in SADC member states, (ii) conserve and utilize plant genetic resources, (iii) train plant genetic resources personnel in the SADC region Projektet syftar till att (i) underhålla och stärka ett nätverk av nationella växtgenetiska institutioner i SADCs medlemsländerna, (ii)bevara och utnyttja växtgenetiskt material, (iii) utbilda personal från SADC ansvarig för växtgenetiska resurser Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Southern Africa, regional Bio-diversity Agricultural research General Environment Protection Agriculture SE-0-SE-6-73004901-7300490101 Sweden The main objectives of the project are to (i) maintain and strengthe a network of National Plant Genetic Resource Centres in SADC member states, (ii) conserve and utilize plant genetic resources, (iii) train plant genetic resources personnel in the SADC region Projektet syftar till att (i) underhålla och stärka ett nätverk av nationella växtgenetiska institutioner i SADCs medlemsländerna, (ii)bevara och utnyttja växtgenetiskt material, (iii) utbilda personal från SADC ansvarig för växtgenetiska resurser Sweden SADC/Southern African Development Community, Secretariat Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other multilateral institution Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - 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Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 220071 220071.19 Other Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-95010085 Sweden Press 2013 2009 tog regeringen beslut om en ny kommunikationsstrategi för Sida som sätter fokus på att den svenska allmänheten ska ha god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd och dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter i utvecklingsländer.Övergripande målet 2013 för Sida kommunikation till media och opionbildare- att bidra till en god kunskap om svenskt bist Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-95010085-9501008501 Sweden Press 2013 2009 tog regeringen beslut om en ny kommunikationsstrategi för Sida som sätter fokus på att den svenska allmänheten ska ha god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd och dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter i utvecklingsländer.Övergripande målet 2013 för Sida kommunikation till media och opionbildare- att bidra till en god kunskap om svenskt bist Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - 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Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 287698 61710 Other 16090.5 Other 25000 Other 6160 Other 50660 Other 74970.5 Other 53107.29 Other SE-0-SE-6-95010086 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online. The website for this is Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben. Webbplatsen för detta är Openaid.se. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-95010086-9501008601 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online. The website for this is Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben. Webbplatsen för detta är Openaid.se. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 1884214 1884214 0 1884214 Other 85410.5 Other 60000 Other 28400 Other 19200 Other -193010.5 Other 82997.6 Other 54244 Other 110000 Other -247241.6 Other 204500 Other 264550.83 Other 389450 Other 159231.5 Other 519463.25 Other 81073 Other -112726.4 Other 35377.5 Other 154580 Other 4563 Other 184151.79 Other 1959.04 Other -1959.04 Other SE-0-SE-6-95010086-9501008602 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online. The website for this is Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben. Webbplatsen för detta är Openaid.se. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 573985 573985 573985 Other 6223 Other 3761 Other 158650.5 Other 211850.5 Other 193500.14 Other SE-0-SE-6-95010086-9501008603 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online. The website for this is Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben. Webbplatsen för detta är Openaid.se. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 51875 -948125 1000000 51875 Other 51875 Other SE-0-SE-6-95010120 Sweden The European Commission has called upon 2015 as the The European Year of Development. The aim is to raise awareness of development across Europe, and to show European taxpayers that every euro spent on development benefits both people living in some of the world's poorest countries, as well as EU citizens themselves.Sida is the coordinator for the campaign in Sweden. European Year for Development är ett EU-initierat projekt där Sida tillsammans med EU har fått medel för att informera om EU:s och medlemsländernas biståndsarbete. Projektet gäller år 2015 som har utvecklingssamarbete som ett officiellt tema. Varje år har EU ett särskilt tema och 2015 är det för första gången ett tema av global karaktär, Europaåret för utvecklingssamarbete (European Year for Development, EYD2015). EU-kommissionens önskan med året är att skapa en plattform för att förklara hur EU:s utvecklingsbistånd fungerar och visa att det leder till förändring. Man vill även uppmana till dialog, kritiskt tänkande och delaktighet när det gäller Sveriges och EU:s politik för utvecklingssamarbete. För att lyckas med detta har EU avsatt medel för kommunikationsaktiviteter i medlemsländerna. I Sverige har Sida utsetts till koordinator och fått ansvar för den svenska budgeten. Sida har tillsammans med UD beslutat att fördela pengarna vidare till aktörer i Sverige. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-95010120-9501012001 Sweden The European Commission has called upon 2015 as the The European Year of Development. The aim is to raise awareness of development across Europe, and to show European taxpayers that every euro spent on development benefits both people living in some of the world's poorest countries, as well as EU citizens themselves.Sida is the coordinator for the campaign in Sweden. European Year for Development är ett EU-initierat projekt där Sida tillsammans med EU har fått medel för att informera om EU:s och medlemsländernas biståndsarbete. Projektet gäller år 2015 som har utvecklingssamarbete som ett officiellt tema. Varje år har EU ett särskilt tema och 2015 är det för första gången ett tema av global karaktär, Europaåret för utvecklingssamarbete (European Year for Development, EYD2015). EU-kommissionens önskan med året är att skapa en plattform för att förklara hur EU:s utvecklingsbistånd fungerar och visa att det leder till förändring. Man vill även uppmana till dialog, kritiskt tänkande och delaktighet när det gäller Sveriges och EU:s politik för utvecklingssamarbete. För att lyckas med detta har EU avsatt medel för kommunikationsaktiviteter i medlemsländerna. I Sverige har Sida utsetts till koordinator och fått ansvar för den svenska budgeten. Sida har tillsammans med UD beslutat att fördela pengarna vidare till aktörer i Sverige. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1258930 300000 -259746 300000 1518676 1558930 Other -1143675.9100000001 Other 66000 Other 1278930.1200000001 Other 173782.3 Other 28000 Other 50000 Other 46611 Other 1870 Other 115905.5 Other 207014 Other 39623 Other 49404 Other 198000 Other 9541 Other SE-0-SE-6-95010120-9501012002 Sweden The European Commission has called upon 2015 as the The European Year of Development. The aim is to raise awareness of development across Europe, and to show European taxpayers that every euro spent on development benefits both people living in some of the world's poorest countries, as well as EU citizens themselves.Sida is the coordinator for the campaign in Sweden. European Year for Development är ett EU-initierat projekt där Sida tillsammans med EU har fått medel för att informera om EU:s och medlemsländernas biståndsarbete. Projektet gäller år 2015 som har utvecklingssamarbete som ett officiellt tema. Varje år har EU ett särskilt tema och 2015 är det för första gången ett tema av global karaktär, Europaåret för utvecklingssamarbete (European Year for Development, EYD2015). EU-kommissionens önskan med året är att skapa en plattform för att förklara hur EU:s utvecklingsbistånd fungerar och visa att det leder till förändring. Man vill även uppmana till dialog, kritiskt tänkande och delaktighet när det gäller Sveriges och EU:s politik för utvecklingssamarbete. För att lyckas med detta har EU avsatt medel för kommunikationsaktiviteter i medlemsländerna. I Sverige har Sida utsetts till koordinator och fått ansvar för den svenska budgeten. Sida har tillsammans med UD beslutat att fördela pengarna vidare till aktörer i Sverige. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1158930 -40254 -1118676 -1158930 Other -1158930.1200000001 Other SE-0-SE-6-95010120-9501012003 Sweden The European Commission has called upon 2015 as the The European Year of Development. The aim is to raise awareness of development across Europe, and to show European taxpayers that every euro spent on development benefits both people living in some of the world's poorest countries, as well as EU citizens themselves.Sida is the coordinator for the campaign in Sweden. European Year for Development är ett EU-initierat projekt där Sida tillsammans med EU har fått medel för att informera om EU:s och medlemsländernas biståndsarbete. Projektet gäller år 2015 som har utvecklingssamarbete som ett officiellt tema. Varje år har EU ett särskilt tema och 2015 är det för första gången ett tema av global karaktär, Europaåret för utvecklingssamarbete (European Year for Development, EYD2015). EU-kommissionens önskan med året är att skapa en plattform för att förklara hur EU:s utvecklingsbistånd fungerar och visa att det leder till förändring. Man vill även uppmana till dialog, kritiskt tänkande och delaktighet när det gäller Sveriges och EU:s politik för utvecklingssamarbete. För att lyckas med detta har EU avsatt medel för kommunikationsaktiviteter i medlemsländerna. I Sverige har Sida utsetts till koordinator och fått ansvar för den svenska budgeten. Sida har tillsammans med UD beslutat att fördela pengarna vidare till aktörer i Sverige. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 65896 220000 220000 65896 285896 Other 33396 Other 32500 Other 194959.75 Other 143.33 Other Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om utvecklingssamarbetets roll i en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om utvecklingssamarbetets roll i en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-95010121 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online in the IATI format and visualized on the website Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben i det s.k. IATI-formatet och visualiserad på webbplatsen Openaid.se. Sverige ska vara ledande på området. Denna insats syftar även till att uppfylla Sveriges åtaganden vid högnivåmötet i Busan 2011. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-95010121-9501012101 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online in the IATI format and visualized on the website Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben i det s.k. IATI-formatet och visualiserad på webbplatsen Openaid.se. Sverige ska vara ledande på området. Denna insats syftar även till att uppfylla Sveriges åtaganden vid högnivåmötet i Busan 2011. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1420333 107333 210000 -102667 1420333 1527666 Other 297378.22 Other 160681.05 Other 112716.7 Other 1405160.0600000001 Other 996.38 Other 2196.43 Other -1153770.4200000002 Other 143349.38 Other 168222.51 Other 283402.74 Other 42267.8 Other 107742.34 Other -54662.45 Other 10585.81 Other 1399 Other SE-0-SE-6-95010121-9501012102 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online in the IATI format and visualized on the website Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben i det s.k. IATI-formatet och visualiserad på webbplatsen Openaid.se. Sverige ska vara ledande på området. Denna insats syftar även till att uppfylla Sveriges åtaganden vid högnivåmötet i Busan 2011. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18753 18753 18753 Other 18752.75 Other Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om utvecklingssamarbetets roll i en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om utvecklingssamarbetets roll i en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-95010121-9501012103 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online in the IATI format and visualized on the website Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben i det s.k. IATI-formatet och visualiserad på webbplatsen Openaid.se. Sverige ska vara ledande på området. Denna insats syftar även till att uppfylla Sveriges åtaganden vid högnivåmötet i Busan 2011. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11435 8600 8600 11435 20035 Other 253.6 Other 126.4 Other 446.37 Other 10609.01 Other 332.8 Other 8117.07 Other 150.4 Other Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-95010142 Sweden The initiative Internationella Torget (International Square) at Gothenburg Book Fair aims to support the Swedish government's strategy for information and communication activities. By offering Internationella Torget as a meeting forum for cso's, Sida contributes to the discussion of global development issues and sharing of information about Swedish development cooperation to the public. Internationella Torget på bokmässan i Göteborg syftar till att stödja den svenska regeringens strategi för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet. Genom att erbjuda Internationella Torget som ett mötesforum för CSO:s, bidrar Sida till diskussionen om globala utvecklingsfrågor och utbyte av information om det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet, genom olika aktörer, till allmänheten. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-95010142-9501014201 Sweden The initiative Internationella Torget (International Square) at Gothenburg Book Fair aims to support the Swedish government's strategy for information and communication activities. By offering Internationella Torget as a meeting forum for cso's, Sida contributes to the discussion of global development issues and sharing of information about Swedish development cooperation to the public. Internationella Torget på bokmässan i Göteborg syftar till att stödja den svenska regeringens strategi för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet. Genom att erbjuda Internationella Torget som ett mötesforum för CSO:s, bidrar Sida till diskussionen om globala utvecklingsfrågor och utbyte av information om det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet, genom olika aktörer, till allmänheten. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 491637 491637 -1700000 1700000 491637 Other 125864 Other 158.93 Other 365000 Other 114.28 Other 500 Other -114.28 Other SE-0-SE-6-95010142-9501014202 Sweden The initiative Internationella Torget (International Square) at Gothenburg Book Fair aims to support the Swedish government's strategy for information and communication activities. By offering Internationella Torget as a meeting forum for cso's, Sida contributes to the discussion of global development issues and sharing of information about Swedish development cooperation to the public. Internationella Torget på bokmässan i Göteborg syftar till att stödja den svenska regeringens strategi för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet. Genom att erbjuda Internationella Torget som ett mötesforum för CSO:s, bidrar Sida till diskussionen om globala utvecklingsfrågor och utbyte av information om det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet, genom olika aktörer, till allmänheten. Sweden Sensus Studieförbund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sensus Studieförbund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 365000 365000 365000 Sensus Studieförbund 367356 Sensus Studieförbund Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om utvecklingssamarbetets roll i en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om utvecklingssamarbetets roll i en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-95010142-9501014203 Sweden The initiative Internationella Torget (International Square) at Gothenburg Book Fair aims to support the Swedish government's strategy for information and communication activities. By offering Internationella Torget as a meeting forum for cso's, Sida contributes to the discussion of global development issues and sharing of information about Swedish development cooperation to the public. Internationella Torget på bokmässan i Göteborg syftar till att stödja den svenska regeringens strategi för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet. Genom att erbjuda Internationella Torget som ett mötesforum för CSO:s, bidrar Sida till diskussionen om globala utvecklingsfrågor och utbyte av information om det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet, genom olika aktörer, till allmänheten. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 843363 843363 843363 Other 65000 Other 66718 Other 463199.98 Other 247659.5 Other 4360 Other Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-11-99990309 Sweden Support to UNEP for the establishment of Climate and Clean Air Coalition to Reduce Short Lived Climate Pollutants - CCAC). Support to the participation of developing countries in work within CCAC. Stöd till UNEP för upprättandet av sekretariat för koalitionen för minskade utsläpp av kortlivade klimatpåverkande luftföroreningar, Climate and Clean Air Coalition to Reduce Short Lived Climate Pollutants - CCAC).Även stöd för deltagande för utvecklingsländerna. Sweden Ministry of the Environment Government Offices of Sweden +46 8 405 10 00 https://www.government.se/contact-information/ www.government.se SE-103 33 STOCKHOLM, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Bio-diversity General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-11-99990309-9999030901 Sweden Support to UNEP for the establishment of Climate and Clean Air Coalition to Reduce Short Lived Climate Pollutants - CCAC). Support to the participation of developing countries in work within CCAC. Stöd till UNEP för upprättandet av sekretariat för koalitionen för minskade utsläpp av kortlivade klimatpåverkande luftföroreningar, Climate and Clean Air Coalition to Reduce Short Lived Climate Pollutants - CCAC).Även stöd för deltagande för utvecklingsländerna. Sweden UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Ministry of the Environment UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1500000 1500000 1500000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1500000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme SE-0-SE-11-99990309-9999030902 Sweden Support to UNEP for the establishment of Climate and Clean Air Coalition to Reduce Short Lived Climate Pollutants - CCAC). Support to the participation of developing countries in work within CCAC. Stöd till UNEP för upprättandet av sekretariat för koalitionen för minskade utsläpp av kortlivade klimatpåverkande luftföroreningar, Climate and Clean Air Coalition to Reduce Short Lived Climate Pollutants - CCAC).Även stöd för deltagande för utvecklingsländerna. 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Contribution for the International Planned Parenthood Federation European Network for the conference "She Decides" in Brussels, March 2 2017. Sweden Ministry for Foreign Affairs Government Offices of Sweden +46 8 405 10 00 https://www.government.se/contact-information/ www.government.se SE-103 33 STOCKHOLM, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Health policy and administrative management Health, General SE-0-SE-2-11026-11026A0101 Sweden Contribution for the International Planned Parenthood Federation European Network for the conference "She Decides" in Brussels, March 2 2017. Contribution for the International Planned Parenthood Federation European Network for the conference "She Decides" in Brussels, March 2 2017. 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Sweden´s contribution to the European Development Fund (EDF) as stipulated by the International Agreement and the Cotonue Agreement. The main part of the contribution is managed by the European Commission, whilst a small part is managed by the European Investment Bank (the so called Investment Facility). There is thus one donor project No, but two channels of delivery. Sweden Ministry for Foreign Affairs Government Offices of Sweden +46 8 405 10 00 https://www.government.se/contact-information/ www.government.se SE-103 33 STOCKHOLM, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-2-99991012-9999101201 Sweden Sweden´s contribution to the European Development Fund (EDF) as stipulated by the International Agreement and the Cotonue Agreement. The main part of the contribution is managed by the European Commission, whilst a small part is managed by the European Investment Bank (the so called Investment Facility). There is thus one donor project No, but two channels of delivery. Sweden´s contribution to the European Development Fund (EDF) as stipulated by the International Agreement and the Cotonue Agreement. The main part of the contribution is managed by the European Commission, whilst a small part is managed by the European Investment Bank (the so called Investment Facility). There is thus one donor project No, but two channels of delivery. 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The main part of the contribution is managed by the European Commission, whilst a small part is managed by the European Investment Bank (the so called Investment Facility). There is thus one donor project No, but two channels of delivery. Sweden´s contribution to the European Development Fund (EDF) as stipulated by the International Agreement and the Cotonue Agreement. The main part of the contribution is managed by the European Commission, whilst a small part is managed by the European Investment Bank (the so called Investment Facility). There is thus one donor project No, but two channels of delivery. 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Support to European Center for Development Policy Management (ECDPM), annual work plans and specific programmes and activities. Sweden Ministry for Foreign Affairs Government Offices of Sweden +46 8 405 10 00 https://www.government.se/contact-information/ www.government.se SE-103 33 STOCKHOLM, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-2-99993126-9999312601 Sweden Support to European Center for Development Policy Management (ECDPM), annual work plans and specific programmes and activities. Support to European Center for Development Policy Management (ECDPM), annual work plans and specific programmes and activities. 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Support to European Center for Development Policy Management (ECDPM), annual work plans and specific programmes and activities. 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The proposed intervention overall objective is to lift beneficiaries from poverty by increasing their chances to gain productive employment through a robust and inclusive TVET system (Technical Vocational Education and Training) that is responsive to economic needs. The intervention will support the following outputs: - improved capacity of teachers through participation in formal teacher training for vocational education; - strengthened human capital to correspond to economic needs (e.g. in infrastructure development and agribusiness); - and increased participation of the private-sector in stewardship and engagement with TVET sector at the school level. Emphasis will be placed on youth development. This will be achieved by strengthening and building on the existing institutional capacity of Liberia's vocational training system to deliver up-to-date training courses relevant to the requirements of the economy. The intervention will address both labor demand and supply by equipping young persons with skills that increase their employability and earnings, and by removing bottlenecks to expanding profitable businesses due to skills shortages. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia har fått en förfrågan från UNIDO för finansiering av USD 6,213,870, uppskattat 55 miljoner kronor för att genomföra Promoting youth employment by supporting technical and vocational education i Liberia för perioden 2018–2023. UNIDO kommer vara huvudansvariga för att implementera projektet. Projektets övergripande mål är att lyfta unga från fattigdom genom att ge dem ökade möjligheter till en produktiv anställning via ett robust och inkluderande TVET-system (Technical Vocational Education and Training), med kännedom om marknadens ekonomiska behov. Projektet kommer bidra till följande resultat: - ökad kapacitet hos lärare genom formell lärarutbildning som fokuserar på yrkesförberedande utbildning - stärkt kompentens bland befolkningensfärdigheter så att det överensstämmer med de ekonomiska behoven (till exempel infrastrukturutveckling och jordbruk) - öka engagemanget hos privata sektorn för delaktighet inom TVET-sektorn Utveckling av ungdomar kommer vara i fokus, vilket kommer uppnås genom att stärka och bygga på nuvarande institutionell kapaciteterna hos Liberias tekniska och yrkesförberande utbildnings system för att leverera relevanta kurser som svarar till behoven hos ekonomin. Projektet kommer adressera både efterfrågan och utbudet på arbetsmarknadens genom att utrusta ungdomar med färdigheter som ökar deras möjlighet till anställning, och som resultat minskar nuvarande hinder för företag att expandera på grund av brist på kompetent arbetskraft. The overall objective of the contribution is to lift beneficiaries from poverty by increasing their chances to gain productive employment. The expected outcome is a robust and inclusive Technical and Vocation Education and Training (TVET) system that is responsive to economic needs.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Liberia Vocational training Secondary Education To achieve our goal of fostering an inclusive Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) system that aligns with economic demands, this contribution is driving impact across four key levels: Infrastructure Development - Renovation and construction a modern TVET facility, Teacher Capacity Building, Private Sector Engagement and Inclusive Education. Infrastructure Development - Renovation and construction a modern TVET facility equipped with state-of-the-art workshops to enhance hands-on training. Completed 13 out of 13 planned construction/rehabilitation works to upgrade school facilities. Established a Library and Resource Center (2023) with a 40-student capacity and computer space. Integrated practical training by having students design and produce the furniture for the resource center as part of their Masters training class. Teacher Capacity Building-Strengthening the competencies of TVET instructors through targeted training and professional development programs. Significant progress was made in strengthening TVET teacher capacity to enhance technical education delivery at Voinjama Multilateral High School (VMHS). Of the twelve (12) required TVET teachers, nine (9) newly recruited instructors are currently undergoing specialized training in various skills abroad. The status of the training is as follows: Four (4) teachers have completed their training and returned. Five (5) teachers remain in training. Three (3) additional teachers have been recruited and are preparing for training. Additionally, existing TVET teachers at VMHS continue to receive both technical and pedagogical training to enhance their instructional capabilities. Furthermore, the TVET Center for Professional Training, Research, and Innovation (TCPTRI), based at the Booker Washington Institute (BWI), became fully operational during the year, providing a vital platform for continuous professional development. The period also recorded the development and adoption of seven Level 4 curricula for five trades at VMHS, with two additional curricula adopted for the electrical trade. Establishment of a Centre for TVET Teacher Certification (TCPTRI), finalized in 2023. Formal TVET Teacher Pedagogical Training launched in May and September 2023, with the first two cohorts including three male participants from VMHS out of 58 total trainees (six female participants). Private Sector Engagement: To ensure TVET education aligns with market needs, the program actively engaged industry stakeholders, private sector subject matter experts in the demand-driven curriculum development process. Additionally: Small business owners were provided with awareness on the technical training potential of VMHS. The program facilitated interactions between the school administration and local businesses, fostering partnerships that strengthen practical training opportunities for students. Inclusive Education: Promoting equal access to TVET by implementing measures that support the participation of women, vulnerable youth, and persons with disabilities. Through these efforts, the program is strengthening TVET's role in workforce development, ensuring its relevance, accessibility, and sustainability. The program continued to promote inclusivity within the TVET sector by implementing several key initiatives: A first-round inclusive education training was provided to TVET teachers and staff at VMHS, equipping them with skills to better support diverse student needs. The project collaborated with Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to raise awareness in communities and schools, encouraging greater female participation in TVET, including individuals with disabilities. Awareness campaigns were conducted in partnership with CSOs to address Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), ensuring a safer learning environment for all students. Increased Enrollment A notable and unexpected impact of the program has been a significant increase in student enrollment at VMHS. Since the programs inception, enrollment has grown by nearly 90%, as students anticipate gaining access to improved TVET opportunities. Before the project began, VMHS had approximately 920 students enrolled. As of the current reporting period, enrollment has surged to 1,750 studentsa testament to the growing interest in TVET education and the programs impact on student aspirations. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10048-10048A0101 Sweden UNIDO has applied to Sida for funding of USD 6,213,870, aproximately 55 million SEK, to carry out the promoting youth employment by supporting technical and vocational education in Liberia programme during the period 2018-2023. UNIDO will be the main implementing partner. The proposed intervention overall objective is to lift beneficiaries from poverty by increasing their chances to gain productive employment through a robust and inclusive TVET system (Technical Vocational Education and Training) that is responsive to economic needs. The intervention will support the following outputs: - improved capacity of teachers through participation in formal teacher training for vocational education; - strengthened human capital to correspond to economic needs (e.g. in infrastructure development and agribusiness); - and increased participation of the private-sector in stewardship and engagement with TVET sector at the school level. Emphasis will be placed on youth development. This will be achieved by strengthening and building on the existing institutional capacity of Liberia's vocational training system to deliver up-to-date training courses relevant to the requirements of the economy. The intervention will address both labor demand and supply by equipping young persons with skills that increase their employability and earnings, and by removing bottlenecks to expanding profitable businesses due to skills shortages. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia har fått en förfrågan från UNIDO för finansiering av USD 6,213,870, uppskattat 55 miljoner kronor för att genomföra Promoting youth employment by supporting technical and vocational education i Liberia för perioden 2018–2023. UNIDO kommer vara huvudansvariga för att implementera projektet. Projektets övergripande mål är att lyfta unga från fattigdom genom att ge dem ökade möjligheter till en produktiv anställning via ett robust och inkluderande TVET-system (Technical Vocational Education and Training), med kännedom om marknadens ekonomiska behov. Projektet kommer bidra till följande resultat: - ökad kapacitet hos lärare genom formell lärarutbildning som fokuserar på yrkesförberedande utbildning - stärkt kompentens bland befolkningensfärdigheter så att det överensstämmer med de ekonomiska behoven (till exempel infrastrukturutveckling och jordbruk) - öka engagemanget hos privata sektorn för delaktighet inom TVET-sektorn Utveckling av ungdomar kommer vara i fokus, vilket kommer uppnås genom att stärka och bygga på nuvarande institutionell kapaciteterna hos Liberias tekniska och yrkesförberande utbildnings system för att leverera relevanta kurser som svarar till behoven hos ekonomin. Projektet kommer adressera både efterfrågan och utbudet på arbetsmarknadens genom att utrusta ungdomar med färdigheter som ökar deras möjlighet till anställning, och som resultat minskar nuvarande hinder för företag att expandera på grund av brist på kompetent arbetskraft. The overall objective of the contribution is to lift beneficiaries from poverty by increasing their chances to gain productive employment. The expected outcome is a robust and inclusive Technical and Vocation Education and Training (TVET) system that is responsive to economic needs.   Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 15000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 35000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 15000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 10000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 10000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Liberia 2016-2020 Liberia 2016-2020 Improved conditions, especially for women and young people, for productive employment with decent working conditions Förbättrade förutsättningar framförallt kvinnor och ungdomar till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10048-10048A0102 Sweden UNIDO has applied to Sida for funding of USD 6,213,870, aproximately 55 million SEK, to carry out the promoting youth employment by supporting technical and vocational education in Liberia programme during the period 2018-2023. UNIDO will be the main implementing partner. The proposed intervention overall objective is to lift beneficiaries from poverty by increasing their chances to gain productive employment through a robust and inclusive TVET system (Technical Vocational Education and Training) that is responsive to economic needs. The intervention will support the following outputs: - improved capacity of teachers through participation in formal teacher training for vocational education; - strengthened human capital to correspond to economic needs (e.g. in infrastructure development and agribusiness); - and increased participation of the private-sector in stewardship and engagement with TVET sector at the school level. Emphasis will be placed on youth development. This will be achieved by strengthening and building on the existing institutional capacity of Liberia's vocational training system to deliver up-to-date training courses relevant to the requirements of the economy. The intervention will address both labor demand and supply by equipping young persons with skills that increase their employability and earnings, and by removing bottlenecks to expanding profitable businesses due to skills shortages. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia har fått en förfrågan från UNIDO för finansiering av USD 6,213,870, uppskattat 55 miljoner kronor för att genomföra Promoting youth employment by supporting technical and vocational education i Liberia för perioden 2018–2023. UNIDO kommer vara huvudansvariga för att implementera projektet. Projektets övergripande mål är att lyfta unga från fattigdom genom att ge dem ökade möjligheter till en produktiv anställning via ett robust och inkluderande TVET-system (Technical Vocational Education and Training), med kännedom om marknadens ekonomiska behov. Projektet kommer bidra till följande resultat: - ökad kapacitet hos lärare genom formell lärarutbildning som fokuserar på yrkesförberedande utbildning - stärkt kompentens bland befolkningensfärdigheter så att det överensstämmer med de ekonomiska behoven (till exempel infrastrukturutveckling och jordbruk) - öka engagemanget hos privata sektorn för delaktighet inom TVET-sektorn Utveckling av ungdomar kommer vara i fokus, vilket kommer uppnås genom att stärka och bygga på nuvarande institutionell kapaciteterna hos Liberias tekniska och yrkesförberande utbildnings system för att leverera relevanta kurser som svarar till behoven hos ekonomin. Projektet kommer adressera både efterfrågan och utbudet på arbetsmarknadens genom att utrusta ungdomar med färdigheter som ökar deras möjlighet till anställning, och som resultat minskar nuvarande hinder för företag att expandera på grund av brist på kompetent arbetskraft. The overall objective of the contribution is to lift beneficiaries from poverty by increasing their chances to gain productive employment. The expected outcome is a robust and inclusive Technical and Vocation Education and Training (TVET) system that is responsive to economic needs.   Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Lofa County Intended Beneficiaries 8.094779 -9.951764 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 11000000 2196841 10000000 1000000 0 0 0 2196841 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 33196841 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 10000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 10000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 10000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 1000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 2196841 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Liberia 2021-2025 Liberia 2021-2025 Increased opportunities for productive employment and decent work Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10094 Sweden This contribution puts in place a framework for audit services through an open tender procurement process. The aim is: (1) to give the Embassy of Sweden in Liberia the possibility to undertake different types of auditing and related services including financial assurance and non-assurance audits and other audit related services (2) to assist the Embassy and counterpart institutions, authorities and organizations in building internal capacity relating to audit activities. (3) to assist on and ad-hoc basis in less complicated audit advice that can be given by telephone or e-mail within a day The ambition is to sign agreement with max 3 firms. It is difficult to estimate the total number of assignments to be undertaken annually under this Framework Agreement, but it is expected that it will be approximately 10 per year. Assignments could vary in length and complexity, and may often involve travel within Liberia. The work to be performed by the auditing firm will include different kind of audits and reviews e.g. procurement audit, management audit, performance audit, forensic audits, special investigations, capacity and efficiency audit, financial audits on the job training for institutions etc. The assignments under this framework agreement are divided in Short and Long-Term. A) Short-Term assignments of 1-5 working days or of maximum contract value SEK 30 000. B) Long-Term assignments of 6 working days up to 6 months, or of contract value above SEK 30 000: The Embassy will send a call-off request to all Consultants under the framework agreement. The request is stating background of assignment, its objective, content, consultant qualifications sought, time-table, form of reporting etc. The Consultant undertakes to answer the request within the time limits specified in the request. The Consultant should inform the Embassy should there be a possible conflict of interest with other assignments. The Embassy shall award the assignment to the Consultant with the most suited combination of team, method, availability, price and time-plan, in accordance with assignment-specific evaluation criteria. The Consultant will be awarded the assignment provided there is no conflict of interest Users at the Embassy must inform the Embassy controller prior to sending the requests. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia avser att upphandla ett ramavtal för revisionstjänster med syfte att 1) ge ambassaden möjlighet att upphandla olika typer av revisionstjänster 2) assistera ambassaden och samarbetspartners att bygga intern kapacitet vad gäller revision 3) att på en ad hoc bas assistera med frågor som uppkommer med kort varsel och som kan besvaras samma dag via mail eller telefon, d.v.s. en sorts lokal "help desk" vad gäller revisionsfrågor Ramavtal ämnas tecknas med högst 3 parter . Eftersom det är svårt att uppskatta det totala antalet uppdrag som ska utföras årligen i enlighet med detta ramavtal, förväntas att det kommer att vara cirka 10 per år. Uppdragen kan variera i längd och komplexitet, och kan ofta innebära resor inom Liberia. Det arbete som skall utföras av revisionsbolaget kommer att omfatta olika typer av revisioner och genomgångar, t.ex. revisionsupphandling, förvaltningsrevision , effektivitetsrevision , forensec revisioner, särskilda undersökningar, kapacitets och effektivitetsrevision, finansiella revisioner på arbetsträning för institutioner etc. Uppdragen inom ramavtalet är indelade på kort och lång sikt. A) korttidsuppdrag av 1-5 arbetsdagar eller när kontraktsvärdet uppgår till SEK 30 000, dessa förfrågningar ska riktas till nummer 1 av konsulterna. B) vid längre uppdrag av 6 arbetsdagar upp till 6 månader, eller kontraktsvärde över SEK 30 000 kommer ambassaden att skicka en avropsförfrågan till alla firmor inom ramavtalet. Begäran anger bakgrund av uppdrag, dess mål, innehåll, önskemål om konsultens kvalifikationer, tidsplan, form av rapportering etc. Konsulten åtar sig att svara på begäran inom den tidsfrist som anges i begäran. Konsulten bör informera ambassaden bör det vara en möjlig intressekonflikt med andra uppdrag. Ambassaden skall tilldela uppdraget till konsulten med den mest lämpade kombinationen av team, metod, tillgänglighet, pris och tidsplan, i enlighet med uppdragsspecifika utvärderingskriterier. Konsulten kommer att tilldelas uppdraget under förutsättning att det inte finns någon intressekonflikt . Användare på ambassaden måste informera ambassadens controller innan förfrågningen skickas ut. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Liberia Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-10094-10094A0101 Sweden This contribution puts in place a framework for audit services through an open tender procurement process. The aim is: (1) to give the Embassy of Sweden in Liberia the possibility to undertake different types of auditing and related services including financial assurance and non-assurance audits and other audit related services (2) to assist the Embassy and counterpart institutions, authorities and organizations in building internal capacity relating to audit activities. (3) to assist on and ad-hoc basis in less complicated audit advice that can be given by telephone or e-mail within a day The ambition is to sign agreement with max 3 firms. It is difficult to estimate the total number of assignments to be undertaken annually under this Framework Agreement, but it is expected that it will be approximately 10 per year. Assignments could vary in length and complexity, and may often involve travel within Liberia. The work to be performed by the auditing firm will include different kind of audits and reviews e.g. procurement audit, management audit, performance audit, forensic audits, special investigations, capacity and efficiency audit, financial audits on the job training for institutions etc. The assignments under this framework agreement are divided in Short and Long-Term. A) Short-Term assignments of 1-5 working days or of maximum contract value SEK 30 000. B) Long-Term assignments of 6 working days up to 6 months, or of contract value above SEK 30 000: The Embassy will send a call-off request to all Consultants under the framework agreement. The request is stating background of assignment, its objective, content, consultant qualifications sought, time-table, form of reporting etc. The Consultant undertakes to answer the request within the time limits specified in the request. The Consultant should inform the Embassy should there be a possible conflict of interest with other assignments. The Embassy shall award the assignment to the Consultant with the most suited combination of team, method, availability, price and time-plan, in accordance with assignment-specific evaluation criteria. The Consultant will be awarded the assignment provided there is no conflict of interest Users at the Embassy must inform the Embassy controller prior to sending the requests. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia avser att upphandla ett ramavtal för revisionstjänster med syfte att 1) ge ambassaden möjlighet att upphandla olika typer av revisionstjänster 2) assistera ambassaden och samarbetspartners att bygga intern kapacitet vad gäller revision 3) att på en ad hoc bas assistera med frågor som uppkommer med kort varsel och som kan besvaras samma dag via mail eller telefon, d.v.s. en sorts lokal "help desk" vad gäller revisionsfrågor Ramavtal ämnas tecknas med högst 3 parter . Eftersom det är svårt att uppskatta det totala antalet uppdrag som ska utföras årligen i enlighet med detta ramavtal, förväntas att det kommer att vara cirka 10 per år. Uppdragen kan variera i längd och komplexitet, och kan ofta innebära resor inom Liberia. Det arbete som skall utföras av revisionsbolaget kommer att omfatta olika typer av revisioner och genomgångar, t.ex. revisionsupphandling, förvaltningsrevision , effektivitetsrevision , forensec revisioner, särskilda undersökningar, kapacitets och effektivitetsrevision, finansiella revisioner på arbetsträning för institutioner etc. Uppdragen inom ramavtalet är indelade på kort och lång sikt. A) korttidsuppdrag av 1-5 arbetsdagar eller när kontraktsvärdet uppgår till SEK 30 000, dessa förfrågningar ska riktas till nummer 1 av konsulterna. B) vid längre uppdrag av 6 arbetsdagar upp till 6 månader, eller kontraktsvärde över SEK 30 000 kommer ambassaden att skicka en avropsförfrågan till alla firmor inom ramavtalet. Begäran anger bakgrund av uppdrag, dess mål, innehåll, önskemål om konsultens kvalifikationer, tidsplan, form av rapportering etc. Konsulten åtar sig att svara på begäran inom den tidsfrist som anges i begäran. Konsulten bör informera ambassaden bör det vara en möjlig intressekonflikt med andra uppdrag. Ambassaden skall tilldela uppdraget till konsulten med den mest lämpade kombinationen av team, metod, tillgänglighet, pris och tidsplan, i enlighet med uppdragsspecifika utvärderingskriterier. Konsulten kommer att tilldelas uppdraget under förutsättning att det inte finns någon intressekonflikt . Användare på ambassaden måste informera ambassadens controller innan förfrågningen skickas ut. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 303521 0 0 1300000 175985 0 303522.0000000001 0 169926 0 0.0000000001 0 0 0 0 0 0 175985 1779506 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 303521.28 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 169925.53 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 175985 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Liberia 2016-2020 Liberia 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity in public administration Stärkt kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for inclusive and sustainable economic development, with focus on small-scale and sustainable farming Förbättrade förutsättningar för inkluderande och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling, med fokus på småskaligt och hållbart lantbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened conflict resolution and reconciliation initiatives at local and national level Stärkta konfliktlösnings- och försoningsinitiativ på lokal och nationell nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10094-10094A0102 Sweden This contribution puts in place a framework for audit services through an open tender procurement process. The aim is: (1) to give the Embassy of Sweden in Liberia the possibility to undertake different types of auditing and related services including financial assurance and non-assurance audits and other audit related services (2) to assist the Embassy and counterpart institutions, authorities and organizations in building internal capacity relating to audit activities. (3) to assist on and ad-hoc basis in less complicated audit advice that can be given by telephone or e-mail within a day The ambition is to sign agreement with max 3 firms. It is difficult to estimate the total number of assignments to be undertaken annually under this Framework Agreement, but it is expected that it will be approximately 10 per year. Assignments could vary in length and complexity, and may often involve travel within Liberia. The work to be performed by the auditing firm will include different kind of audits and reviews e.g. procurement audit, management audit, performance audit, forensic audits, special investigations, capacity and efficiency audit, financial audits on the job training for institutions etc. The assignments under this framework agreement are divided in Short and Long-Term. A) Short-Term assignments of 1-5 working days or of maximum contract value SEK 30 000. B) Long-Term assignments of 6 working days up to 6 months, or of contract value above SEK 30 000: The Embassy will send a call-off request to all Consultants under the framework agreement. The request is stating background of assignment, its objective, content, consultant qualifications sought, time-table, form of reporting etc. The Consultant undertakes to answer the request within the time limits specified in the request. The Consultant should inform the Embassy should there be a possible conflict of interest with other assignments. The Embassy shall award the assignment to the Consultant with the most suited combination of team, method, availability, price and time-plan, in accordance with assignment-specific evaluation criteria. The Consultant will be awarded the assignment provided there is no conflict of interest Users at the Embassy must inform the Embassy controller prior to sending the requests. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia avser att upphandla ett ramavtal för revisionstjänster med syfte att 1) ge ambassaden möjlighet att upphandla olika typer av revisionstjänster 2) assistera ambassaden och samarbetspartners att bygga intern kapacitet vad gäller revision 3) att på en ad hoc bas assistera med frågor som uppkommer med kort varsel och som kan besvaras samma dag via mail eller telefon, d.v.s. en sorts lokal "help desk" vad gäller revisionsfrågor Ramavtal ämnas tecknas med högst 3 parter . Eftersom det är svårt att uppskatta det totala antalet uppdrag som ska utföras årligen i enlighet med detta ramavtal, förväntas att det kommer att vara cirka 10 per år. Uppdragen kan variera i längd och komplexitet, och kan ofta innebära resor inom Liberia. Det arbete som skall utföras av revisionsbolaget kommer att omfatta olika typer av revisioner och genomgångar, t.ex. revisionsupphandling, förvaltningsrevision , effektivitetsrevision , forensec revisioner, särskilda undersökningar, kapacitets och effektivitetsrevision, finansiella revisioner på arbetsträning för institutioner etc. Uppdragen inom ramavtalet är indelade på kort och lång sikt. A) korttidsuppdrag av 1-5 arbetsdagar eller när kontraktsvärdet uppgår till SEK 30 000, dessa förfrågningar ska riktas till nummer 1 av konsulterna. B) vid längre uppdrag av 6 arbetsdagar upp till 6 månader, eller kontraktsvärde över SEK 30 000 kommer ambassaden att skicka en avropsförfrågan till alla firmor inom ramavtalet. Begäran anger bakgrund av uppdrag, dess mål, innehåll, önskemål om konsultens kvalifikationer, tidsplan, form av rapportering etc. Konsulten åtar sig att svara på begäran inom den tidsfrist som anges i begäran. Konsulten bör informera ambassaden bör det vara en möjlig intressekonflikt med andra uppdrag. Ambassaden skall tilldela uppdraget till konsulten med den mest lämpade kombinationen av team, metod, tillgänglighet, pris och tidsplan, i enlighet med uppdragsspecifika utvärderingskriterier. Konsulten kommer att tilldelas uppdraget under förutsättning att det inte finns någon intressekonflikt . Användare på ambassaden måste informera ambassadens controller innan förfrågningen skickas ut. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 484340 91801 534987 0 484341.0000000001 0 5521 0 0 0 100342 0 -14061 94196 0 200044 0 240747 1111128 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 484340.36 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -14061.16 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 5521.08 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -99864.34 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 99864.34 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 100341.21 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 94196 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 200044 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 240747 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Liberia 2016-2020 Liberia 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity in public administration Stärkt kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for inclusive and sustainable economic development, with focus on small-scale and sustainable farming Förbättrade förutsättningar för inkluderande och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling, med fokus på småskaligt och hållbart lantbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened conflict resolution and reconciliation initiatives at local and national level Stärkta konfliktlösnings- och försoningsinitiativ på lokal och nationell nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10214 Sweden The World Bank State and Peacebuilding Fund was established in 2008 and is the WB's largest multi-donor trust fund (MDTF) in support for fragility, violence and conflict (FCV) affected countries and regions. Sida has supported the SPF since 2010 with a total contribution of 36,4 MSEK (2010-2015). Sida's long-term support to the SPF is seen as relevant and strategic at national and regional levels in more than 30 programme countries. The Fund supports the following ten state- and peacebuilding areas: (i) Public financial management; (ii)Justice; (iii) Policy formulation; (iv) State-society relations; (v) Service delivery; (vi) Employment and private sector development; (vii) Peace and transition agreements; (viii) Social cohesion; (ix) Gender equality and (x) Resilience. Fonden för freds- och statsbyggnad (State and Peacebuilding Fund – SPF) inrättades 2008 och är Världsbankens största 'multi-donor trust fund' (MDTF) till stöd för sköra och konfliktdrabbade länder och regioner. Sida har bidragit till SPF sedan den 23 november 2010 när det ursprungliga administrativa avtalet mellan parterna slöts. Samma år bidrog Sida med 20 MSEK till fonden. År 2013 förnyades stödet och Sida bidrog med ytterligare 16,4 MSEK (se tilläggsavtal 29 november 2013). Sidas långsiktiga stöd till SPF bedöms vara fortsatt relevant och strategiskt på nationell och regional nivå i de olika programländerna. Fonden stöder tio breda områden för stats- och fredsbyggnad: (i) ekonomisk förvaltning, (ii) rättvisa (iii) politisk reform, (iv) stärkta relationer mellan stat och civilsamhälle, (v) samhällservice, (vi) Jobb och privatsektorutveckling, (vii) freds- och transitonsavtal, (viii) social sammanhållning, (viiii) jämställdhet, och (x) motståndskraft mot yttre stress (resiliens). SPF spelar också en central roll i global policyutveckling genom flexibla och katalytiska investeringar med syfte att bidra till förbättrade metoder och ökad biståndseffektivitet i länder drabbade av våld och konflikt. År 2012 genomfördes en halvtidsöversyn av SPF som bekräftade att Fonden har uppfyllt dess övergripande mandat och syfte väl, men att det finns utrymme för ytterligare förbättringar, bland annat vad gäller dess relevans, ’snabbhet’ och flexibilitet. Två oberoende utvärderingar av Världsbankens engagemang i sköra och konfliktdrabbade stater (2014 och 2016) har också beaktats i beredningen. Utvärderingen från 2016 refererar bland annat till SPFs viktiga katalytiska roll för flexibel och katalytisk finansering i sköra och konfliktdrabbade länder. The State and Peacebuilding Fund (SPF) is the World Bank Group’s largest, global multi-donor trust fund and the Bank’s main instrument to provide initial response and financial support to countries affected by conflicts, fragility and violence. The overall objective of the SPF, as a financing mechanism, is to “address the needs of state and local governance, and peacebuilding in fragile and conflict-prone and -affected situations”. To achieve this, the SPF pursues two overarching objectives: 1) Improved institutional capacity and legitimacy, to manage stresses and support prevention and recovery from conflict and fragility (Statebuilding); 2) Reduction and management of the internal and external stresses that increase vulnerability to conflict and fragility (Peacebuilding). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security The SPF’s grants have supported 57 countries in all six geographic regions in their efforts towards achieving lasting peace and sustainable development outcomes. Their efforts have addressed diverse forms of FCV from sub-national conflict to urban crime and violence, refugee crisis to institutional fragility, and fragile post-conflict settings. In 2018, the Fund approved almost $15 million in grants and transfers to FCV-affected countries, and the share of grants allocated to the five main focus areas were divided accordingly: 59 % to Forced Displacement, 29 % to Prevention and Recovery, 19 % to Crisis Response, 15 % to HDP Nexus and 1 % to Financing Solutions.  During the 2016 – 2018 period, the following examples of activities and results have been implemented and achieved: - The World Bank has increased its collaboration with the UN system which was manifested in practice in Mali with the joint UN-World Bank project Jobs for Youth. The SPF grant informed the design of effective support to Jobs for Youth and promoted stabilization in Mali’s conflict. Supported activities included surveys and focus group discussions to assess the economic situation and aspirations of young people in central Mali; developing and testing a curriculum for psychosocial support for beneficiaries; and an impact evaluation of youth employment activities. - In response to the Venezuelan crisis, the SPF supported the host countries of Colombia, Peru, and Ecuador through a series of grants aimed at helping them respond to the developmental needs emerging at the national and regional levels. Specifically, the grants enabled these host countries to assess the main developmental impacts emerging from the arrivals of large number of people, propose national response frameworks, and develop tools for a coordinated response. - In Liberia, the SPF supported Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to support rural finance post-Ebola reconstruction, which provided a lifeline to the poorest in society and to those most affected by the Ebola crisis. The grant supported a SME Financing Facility in providing on-lending to micro and small entrepreneurs; technical assistance for the development of the use of digital financial services, and; a demonstration to both Governmental and local banks of best practices in MSME lending. - In Ukraine, the SPF supported a project to address the development impacts of the conflict by improving the institutional capacity of the Ministry for Temporarily Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons (MOT). The support also enabled new research and analysis to assess the socio-economic impacts of displacement and combatant return, in order to provide robust data to underpin future planning and programming. - The SPF has also supported the development of the Famine Action Mechanism, the first global financing mechanism dedicated to famine prevention, preparedness and early action efforts. The effort addressed challenges and gaps of famine relief at the global- and country-levels and laid the groundwork for the development of a global framework. The support included extensive consultations to build a global coalition where over 1,000 representatives were consulted from, amongst others, national governments, the UN, the Red Cross Movement, civil society, major donors, technology companies. Consultations were also conducted in five countries most at risk of famine and food security, namely Afghanistan, Chad, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10214-10214A0101 Sweden The World Bank State and Peacebuilding Fund was established in 2008 and is the WB's largest multi-donor trust fund (MDTF) in support for fragility, violence and conflict (FCV) affected countries and regions. Sida has supported the SPF since 2010 with a total contribution of 36,4 MSEK (2010-2015). Sida's long-term support to the SPF is seen as relevant and strategic at national and regional levels in more than 30 programme countries. The Fund supports the following ten state- and peacebuilding areas: (i) Public financial management; (ii)Justice; (iii) Policy formulation; (iv) State-society relations; (v) Service delivery; (vi) Employment and private sector development; (vii) Peace and transition agreements; (viii) Social cohesion; (ix) Gender equality and (x) Resilience. Fonden för freds- och statsbyggnad (State and Peacebuilding Fund – SPF) inrättades 2008 och är Världsbankens största 'multi-donor trust fund' (MDTF) till stöd för sköra och konfliktdrabbade länder och regioner. Sida har bidragit till SPF sedan den 23 november 2010 när det ursprungliga administrativa avtalet mellan parterna slöts. Samma år bidrog Sida med 20 MSEK till fonden. År 2013 förnyades stödet och Sida bidrog med ytterligare 16,4 MSEK (se tilläggsavtal 29 november 2013). Sidas långsiktiga stöd till SPF bedöms vara fortsatt relevant och strategiskt på nationell och regional nivå i de olika programländerna. Fonden stöder tio breda områden för stats- och fredsbyggnad: (i) ekonomisk förvaltning, (ii) rättvisa (iii) politisk reform, (iv) stärkta relationer mellan stat och civilsamhälle, (v) samhällservice, (vi) Jobb och privatsektorutveckling, (vii) freds- och transitonsavtal, (viii) social sammanhållning, (viiii) jämställdhet, och (x) motståndskraft mot yttre stress (resiliens). SPF spelar också en central roll i global policyutveckling genom flexibla och katalytiska investeringar med syfte att bidra till förbättrade metoder och ökad biståndseffektivitet i länder drabbade av våld och konflikt. År 2012 genomfördes en halvtidsöversyn av SPF som bekräftade att Fonden har uppfyllt dess övergripande mandat och syfte väl, men att det finns utrymme för ytterligare förbättringar, bland annat vad gäller dess relevans, ’snabbhet’ och flexibilitet. Två oberoende utvärderingar av Världsbankens engagemang i sköra och konfliktdrabbade stater (2014 och 2016) har också beaktats i beredningen. Utvärderingen från 2016 refererar bland annat till SPFs viktiga katalytiska roll för flexibel och katalytisk finansering i sköra och konfliktdrabbade länder. The State and Peacebuilding Fund (SPF) is the World Bank Group’s largest, global multi-donor trust fund and the Bank’s main instrument to provide initial response and financial support to countries affected by conflicts, fragility and violence. The overall objective of the SPF, as a financing mechanism, is to “address the needs of state and local governance, and peacebuilding in fragile and conflict-prone and -affected situations”. To achieve this, the SPF pursues two overarching objectives: 1) Improved institutional capacity and legitimacy, to manage stresses and support prevention and recovery from conflict and fragility (Statebuilding); 2) Reduction and management of the internal and external stresses that increase vulnerability to conflict and fragility (Peacebuilding). Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 25000000 0 0 25000000 0 0 0 0 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-10214-10214A0102 Sweden The World Bank State and Peacebuilding Fund was established in 2008 and is the WB's largest multi-donor trust fund (MDTF) in support for fragility, violence and conflict (FCV) affected countries and regions. Sida has supported the SPF since 2010 with a total contribution of 36,4 MSEK (2010-2015). Sida's long-term support to the SPF is seen as relevant and strategic at national and regional levels in more than 30 programme countries. The Fund supports the following ten state- and peacebuilding areas: (i) Public financial management; (ii)Justice; (iii) Policy formulation; (iv) State-society relations; (v) Service delivery; (vi) Employment and private sector development; (vii) Peace and transition agreements; (viii) Social cohesion; (ix) Gender equality and (x) Resilience. Fonden för freds- och statsbyggnad (State and Peacebuilding Fund – SPF) inrättades 2008 och är Världsbankens största 'multi-donor trust fund' (MDTF) till stöd för sköra och konfliktdrabbade länder och regioner. Sida har bidragit till SPF sedan den 23 november 2010 när det ursprungliga administrativa avtalet mellan parterna slöts. Samma år bidrog Sida med 20 MSEK till fonden. År 2013 förnyades stödet och Sida bidrog med ytterligare 16,4 MSEK (se tilläggsavtal 29 november 2013). Sidas långsiktiga stöd till SPF bedöms vara fortsatt relevant och strategiskt på nationell och regional nivå i de olika programländerna. Fonden stöder tio breda områden för stats- och fredsbyggnad: (i) ekonomisk förvaltning, (ii) rättvisa (iii) politisk reform, (iv) stärkta relationer mellan stat och civilsamhälle, (v) samhällservice, (vi) Jobb och privatsektorutveckling, (vii) freds- och transitonsavtal, (viii) social sammanhållning, (viiii) jämställdhet, och (x) motståndskraft mot yttre stress (resiliens). SPF spelar också en central roll i global policyutveckling genom flexibla och katalytiska investeringar med syfte att bidra till förbättrade metoder och ökad biståndseffektivitet i länder drabbade av våld och konflikt. År 2012 genomfördes en halvtidsöversyn av SPF som bekräftade att Fonden har uppfyllt dess övergripande mandat och syfte väl, men att det finns utrymme för ytterligare förbättringar, bland annat vad gäller dess relevans, ’snabbhet’ och flexibilitet. Två oberoende utvärderingar av Världsbankens engagemang i sköra och konfliktdrabbade stater (2014 och 2016) har också beaktats i beredningen. Utvärderingen från 2016 refererar bland annat till SPFs viktiga katalytiska roll för flexibel och katalytisk finansering i sköra och konfliktdrabbade länder. The State and Peacebuilding Fund (SPF) is the World Bank Group’s largest, global multi-donor trust fund and the Bank’s main instrument to provide initial response and financial support to countries affected by conflicts, fragility and violence. The overall objective of the SPF, as a financing mechanism, is to “address the needs of state and local governance, and peacebuilding in fragile and conflict-prone and -affected situations”. To achieve this, the SPF pursues two overarching objectives: 1) Improved institutional capacity and legitimacy, to manage stresses and support prevention and recovery from conflict and fragility (Statebuilding); 2) Reduction and management of the internal and external stresses that increase vulnerability to conflict and fragility (Peacebuilding). Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12500000 12500000 0 -777955 12500000 -30027378.0000000075 0 12500000 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 12500000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 12500000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -777955.49 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -30027378.1099999994 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to prevent armed conflict and support inclusive peacebuilding and statebuilding processes Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to promote human security in fragile and conflict-affected states, particularly women’s and children’s security Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to counter corruption and impunity in fragile and conflict-affected states Stärkt kapacitet att motverka korruption och straffrihet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10222 Sweden The contribution aims to provide EEF with core support for them to be able to implement their strategy covering the period from 2017-202. EEF Strategy consists of two inter-related programs. The civil and political and democratic governance program will strive to create opportunities to exercise democratic influence through NGO platforms and think tanks actively providing evidence-based input into targeted public policies and engagement of national authorities in designing institutional mechanisms of interaction with civil society. The program will also promote access to unbiased information and freedom of expression by strengthening media self-regulatory bodies. Not the least the program will promote free and fair elections through active NGOs of Women, Roma and PwD demanding meaningful inclusion of under-represented groups and exercising pressure on duty bearers to abide to corresponding election standards. The second program, social and economic rights and sustainable community development, will advance rights and basic needs in targeted communities through local NGOs actively mobilise people to (i) constructively engage with duty bearers, (ii) oversee local authorities’ performance, (iii) define and addressing most stringent community needs. It will also enhance Youth active participation in local development. Finally, the program will advance vulnerable groups’ access to employment opportunities and improved social services by enabling NGOs to use the Social Entrepreneurship Tools and Inclusive Community Service Assessment Tools. EEF also subgrants funds within their porgrammes or throguh their open door mechansims towards grassroot organisations through out the country. Kärnstödet ämnar möjliggöra för EEF att under perioden 2017-2020 genomföra sin strategi bestående av två relaterade programme. Programmet gällande civil, politisk och demokratisk styrning strävar mot att skapa möjligheter att utöva demokratiskt inflytande genom NGO plattformar och tankesmedjor. Vidare planerar EEF fortsatt stöd till utvecklandet av mekanismer för interaktion mellan myndigheter och civilsamhälle. Programmet kommer även främja tillgång till objektiv information och stärka yttrandefriheten genom att arbeta med befintliga självreglerande organ inom media. Programmet kommer verka för fri och rättvis valprocess genom stärkta organisationer aktiva inom jämställdhet, roma och personer med funktionshandikapp. Det andra programmet social, ekonomisk och hållbar långsiktig samhällsutveckling länkat till SDG:s, kommer bidra till framsteg inom sociala och ekonomiska rättigheter samt tillgång till basala behov i utvalda samhällen. Detta genom att stärka lokala organisationer att mobiliserar människor till (i) konstruktiv samverkan med myndigheter, (ii) övervaka myndigheters utförande av reformer, (iii) fastställa och tar itu med prioriterade behov. Programmet kommer även främja aktivt deltagande av ungdomar i lokal utveckling. Slutligen ämnar programmet att stärka icke-statliga organisationer att använda verktyg så som socialt entreprenörskap och ett utvärderingsverktyg för inkluderande samhällstjänster för att förbättra utsatta gruppers tillgång till arbete och samhällstjänster. Genom att behovsbaserat stödja gräsrots och mindre organisationer i hela Moldavien stärker EEF dessa organisationer och bidrar till hållbara resultat för en större del av landet. EEF:s open door grant kommer även stärka sitt arbete med att nå ut till mer utsatta organisationer i Transnistrien. EEF main outcome is: Moldovan people benefit from responsive policy-making and fulfilment of their human rights.  The main methods used are sub-granting and capacity development to/of rural NGOs in line with the programmes of the EEF. From the programmatic view, the EEF Strategy consists of two inter-related programs with corresponding components conducive to their implementation. The civil and political and democratic governance program will strive to create opportunities to exercise democratic influence through NGO platforms and think tanks actively providing evidence-based input into targeted public policies and engagement of national authorities in designing institutional mechanisms of interaction with civil society. The program will also promote access to unbiased information and freedom of expression by strengthening media self-regulatory bodies such as the Press Council and actively empowering people (community journalists) to freely express their views through ICT and active debates conducted by European Interactive Centers. Not the least the program will promote free and fair elections through active NGOs of Women, Roma and PwD demanding meaningful inclusion of under-represented groups and exercising pressure on duty bearers such as political parties, judges and electoral commissioners to abide to corresponding election standards.The second program, social and economic rights and sustainable community development, will advance rights and the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals in communities through local NGOs, actively mobilising people to (i) constructively engage with duty bearers, (ii) oversee local authorities’ performance, (iii) define and addressing most stringent community needs. It will also enhance Youth active participation in local development by enabling youth NGOs to actively empower youth groups to engage in community assessment, fundraising, outreach, grant-making and constructive engagement of local authorities, businesses and school teachers to ensure a corresponding enabling environment. Finally, the program will advance vulnerable groups’ access to employment opportunities and improved social services by enabling NGOs to use the Social Entrepreneurship Tools and Inclusive Community Service Assessment Tools, work with local duty bearers, address vulnerability and empower the dispossessed and the marginalised. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general East Europe Foundation is a core-support partner, Sweden is co-funding, along with other donors, the implementation of the Organisational Strategy. At impact level, EEF noted slight improvements regarding popular perception of (i) the general direction taken of national authorities and (ii) observance of human rights by public authorities. While the trend is positive, progress remains modest. Knowledgeable about this fact, EEF increasingly sought to maximise the impact of foundation’s Strategy for 2017-2020.  It is worth acknowledging that positive trends at the impact level may not be attributed only to the implementation EEF Strategic plan. Objective factors that might have influenced public perception include, but are not limited to, the unexpected parliamentary majority established in June 2019 between socialists and ACUM Bloc, initiated reforms in the area of justice, diminished influence of the Democratic Party over the justice sector. During the reporting period EEF registered progress under both impact outcomes. Men and women increasingly enjoyed opportunities to exercise democratic influence (impact outcome one). Specific examples are provided below: Over 160 CSOs representing the vulnerable actively advocated for greater decisional transparency. They analysed 36 public policies and monitored implementation of 10 public policies from the perspective of inclusion of vulnerable and disadvantaged groups. In 2019 they managed to influence nine public policies (25% of policies influenced to date). CSOs that are part of the Press Council promoted pluralism and freedom of expression, and firmly demanded observance of ethical standards by Media institutions. Over 40 trained community journalists started to post articles about the issues faced in their communities. Over 30 CSOs, united under the umbrella of the Civic Coalition for Free and Fair Elections, demanded fairer and more inclusive elections, reacting to abuses or misconduct of electoral authorities, electoral contestants, law-enforcement bodies. Around 300 representatives of under-represented groups were empowered to stand as candidates in the elections; 97 of them (44 women, 42 Roma, 11 empowered youth from Gagauzia) ran for office; 38 beneficiaries succeeded (12 Roma, 24 women, 2 youth from Gagauzia). People in targeted communities are more empowered and steadily enjoy socio-economic rights and sustainable development opportunities (Impact Outcome two). Examples of achieved results are outlined below:In 2019 over 5000 mobilised men and women in over 74 communities increasingly scrutinised the work of public authorities, demanding greater transparency and accountability along with fairer allocation of available public resources for basic social rights. Five Consumer Assistance Centres (in Balti, Cahul, Chisinau, Rîbni?a and Tiraspol) assisted over 4000 people consumers to defend their consumer rights with around 82% of complaints successfully addressed. At district level, around 55 CSOs members of three district participation council steadily advanced transparency and responsiveness of local authorities towards community needs. Since their creation, these CSOs analysed over 500 draft decisions issued by district authorities and engaged in assertive dialogue with local decision-makers to ensure that as many recommendations are accepted. Accordingly, around 84 decisions of district authorities were influenced from the perspective of equality and inclusion. Empowered youth in 11 targeted communities increasingly contributed to local development through implementation of youth development initiatives that contributed to the mobilization of over 67000 young people. 10 Youth entrepreneurship funds contributed to the creation of 66 youth led businesses and 81 new jobs. 17 social enterprises, five Local Partnerships for Inclusive Market Places, 13 consortia among CSOs from two banks, 11 social service grants contributed to the creation of 131 new jobs and improved access to social services for 3746 vulnerable women and men. EEF made significant strides to support advocacy, community mobilisation and service delivery efforts of national and grass-roots CSOs. During the reporting period EEF managed 138 grants to Moldovan NGOs, using the joint contribution of Sweden, European Union, Swiss Development Cooperation Agency, and Oak Foundation. Apart from the grants, EEF-M provided technical assistance to relevant partner NGOs and facilitated cooperation and dialogue between civil society and the government. During the project implementation, EEF worked and coordinated closely with the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), line ministries, Local Public Authorities, and international organizations, such as EU Delegation to Moldova, OSCE Mission to Moldova, UNDP Moldova, UN Women, Council of Europe, UNICEF, EBRD, and others.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10222-10222A0101 Sweden The contribution aims to provide EEF with core support for them to be able to implement their strategy covering the period from 2017-202. EEF Strategy consists of two inter-related programs. The civil and political and democratic governance program will strive to create opportunities to exercise democratic influence through NGO platforms and think tanks actively providing evidence-based input into targeted public policies and engagement of national authorities in designing institutional mechanisms of interaction with civil society. The program will also promote access to unbiased information and freedom of expression by strengthening media self-regulatory bodies. Not the least the program will promote free and fair elections through active NGOs of Women, Roma and PwD demanding meaningful inclusion of under-represented groups and exercising pressure on duty bearers to abide to corresponding election standards. The second program, social and economic rights and sustainable community development, will advance rights and basic needs in targeted communities through local NGOs actively mobilise people to (i) constructively engage with duty bearers, (ii) oversee local authorities’ performance, (iii) define and addressing most stringent community needs. It will also enhance Youth active participation in local development. Finally, the program will advance vulnerable groups’ access to employment opportunities and improved social services by enabling NGOs to use the Social Entrepreneurship Tools and Inclusive Community Service Assessment Tools. EEF also subgrants funds within their porgrammes or throguh their open door mechansims towards grassroot organisations through out the country. Kärnstödet ämnar möjliggöra för EEF att under perioden 2017-2020 genomföra sin strategi bestående av två relaterade programme. Programmet gällande civil, politisk och demokratisk styrning strävar mot att skapa möjligheter att utöva demokratiskt inflytande genom NGO plattformar och tankesmedjor. Vidare planerar EEF fortsatt stöd till utvecklandet av mekanismer för interaktion mellan myndigheter och civilsamhälle. Programmet kommer även främja tillgång till objektiv information och stärka yttrandefriheten genom att arbeta med befintliga självreglerande organ inom media. Programmet kommer verka för fri och rättvis valprocess genom stärkta organisationer aktiva inom jämställdhet, roma och personer med funktionshandikapp. Det andra programmet social, ekonomisk och hållbar långsiktig samhällsutveckling länkat till SDG:s, kommer bidra till framsteg inom sociala och ekonomiska rättigheter samt tillgång till basala behov i utvalda samhällen. Detta genom att stärka lokala organisationer att mobiliserar människor till (i) konstruktiv samverkan med myndigheter, (ii) övervaka myndigheters utförande av reformer, (iii) fastställa och tar itu med prioriterade behov. Programmet kommer även främja aktivt deltagande av ungdomar i lokal utveckling. Slutligen ämnar programmet att stärka icke-statliga organisationer att använda verktyg så som socialt entreprenörskap och ett utvärderingsverktyg för inkluderande samhällstjänster för att förbättra utsatta gruppers tillgång till arbete och samhällstjänster. Genom att behovsbaserat stödja gräsrots och mindre organisationer i hela Moldavien stärker EEF dessa organisationer och bidrar till hållbara resultat för en större del av landet. EEF:s open door grant kommer även stärka sitt arbete med att nå ut till mer utsatta organisationer i Transnistrien. EEF main outcome is: Moldovan people benefit from responsive policy-making and fulfilment of their human rights.  The main methods used are sub-granting and capacity development to/of rural NGOs in line with the programmes of the EEF. From the programmatic view, the EEF Strategy consists of two inter-related programs with corresponding components conducive to their implementation. The civil and political and democratic governance program will strive to create opportunities to exercise democratic influence through NGO platforms and think tanks actively providing evidence-based input into targeted public policies and engagement of national authorities in designing institutional mechanisms of interaction with civil society. The program will also promote access to unbiased information and freedom of expression by strengthening media self-regulatory bodies such as the Press Council and actively empowering people (community journalists) to freely express their views through ICT and active debates conducted by European Interactive Centers. Not the least the program will promote free and fair elections through active NGOs of Women, Roma and PwD demanding meaningful inclusion of under-represented groups and exercising pressure on duty bearers such as political parties, judges and electoral commissioners to abide to corresponding election standards.The second program, social and economic rights and sustainable community development, will advance rights and the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals in communities through local NGOs, actively mobilising people to (i) constructively engage with duty bearers, (ii) oversee local authorities’ performance, (iii) define and addressing most stringent community needs. It will also enhance Youth active participation in local development by enabling youth NGOs to actively empower youth groups to engage in community assessment, fundraising, outreach, grant-making and constructive engagement of local authorities, businesses and school teachers to ensure a corresponding enabling environment. Finally, the program will advance vulnerable groups’ access to employment opportunities and improved social services by enabling NGOs to use the Social Entrepreneurship Tools and Inclusive Community Service Assessment Tools, work with local duty bearers, address vulnerability and empower the dispossessed and the marginalised. Sweden Fundatia Est-Europeana Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundatia Est-Europeana 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 9500000 7500000 5050000 4950000 0 0 0 4000000 1450000 0 0 5500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000000 0 3500000 3500000 3500000 0 1550000 4000000 0 29000000 Fundatia Est-Europeana 2000000 Fundatia Est-Europeana 5500000 Fundatia Est-Europeana 4000000 Fundatia Est-Europeana 4000000 Fundatia Est-Europeana 3500000 Fundatia Est-Europeana 3500000 Fundatia Est-Europeana 1550000 Fundatia Est-Europeana 1450000 Fundatia Est-Europeana 3500000 Fundatia Est-Europeana Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more free and independent media Östeuropa: Friare och mer oberoende media Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: Increased trust between the parties in prolonged conflicts Östeuropa: Ökat förtroende mellan parterna i utdragna konflikter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10222-10222A0102 Sweden The contribution aims to provide EEF with core support for them to be able to implement their strategy covering the period from 2017-202. EEF Strategy consists of two inter-related programs. The civil and political and democratic governance program will strive to create opportunities to exercise democratic influence through NGO platforms and think tanks actively providing evidence-based input into targeted public policies and engagement of national authorities in designing institutional mechanisms of interaction with civil society. The program will also promote access to unbiased information and freedom of expression by strengthening media self-regulatory bodies. Not the least the program will promote free and fair elections through active NGOs of Women, Roma and PwD demanding meaningful inclusion of under-represented groups and exercising pressure on duty bearers to abide to corresponding election standards. The second program, social and economic rights and sustainable community development, will advance rights and basic needs in targeted communities through local NGOs actively mobilise people to (i) constructively engage with duty bearers, (ii) oversee local authorities’ performance, (iii) define and addressing most stringent community needs. It will also enhance Youth active participation in local development. Finally, the program will advance vulnerable groups’ access to employment opportunities and improved social services by enabling NGOs to use the Social Entrepreneurship Tools and Inclusive Community Service Assessment Tools. EEF also subgrants funds within their porgrammes or throguh their open door mechansims towards grassroot organisations through out the country. Kärnstödet ämnar möjliggöra för EEF att under perioden 2017-2020 genomföra sin strategi bestående av två relaterade programme. Programmet gällande civil, politisk och demokratisk styrning strävar mot att skapa möjligheter att utöva demokratiskt inflytande genom NGO plattformar och tankesmedjor. Vidare planerar EEF fortsatt stöd till utvecklandet av mekanismer för interaktion mellan myndigheter och civilsamhälle. Programmet kommer även främja tillgång till objektiv information och stärka yttrandefriheten genom att arbeta med befintliga självreglerande organ inom media. Programmet kommer verka för fri och rättvis valprocess genom stärkta organisationer aktiva inom jämställdhet, roma och personer med funktionshandikapp. Det andra programmet social, ekonomisk och hållbar långsiktig samhällsutveckling länkat till SDG:s, kommer bidra till framsteg inom sociala och ekonomiska rättigheter samt tillgång till basala behov i utvalda samhällen. Detta genom att stärka lokala organisationer att mobiliserar människor till (i) konstruktiv samverkan med myndigheter, (ii) övervaka myndigheters utförande av reformer, (iii) fastställa och tar itu med prioriterade behov. Programmet kommer även främja aktivt deltagande av ungdomar i lokal utveckling. Slutligen ämnar programmet att stärka icke-statliga organisationer att använda verktyg så som socialt entreprenörskap och ett utvärderingsverktyg för inkluderande samhällstjänster för att förbättra utsatta gruppers tillgång till arbete och samhällstjänster. Genom att behovsbaserat stödja gräsrots och mindre organisationer i hela Moldavien stärker EEF dessa organisationer och bidrar till hållbara resultat för en större del av landet. EEF:s open door grant kommer även stärka sitt arbete med att nå ut till mer utsatta organisationer i Transnistrien. EEF main outcome is: Moldovan people benefit from responsive policy-making and fulfilment of their human rights.  The main methods used are sub-granting and capacity development to/of rural NGOs in line with the programmes of the EEF. From the programmatic view, the EEF Strategy consists of two inter-related programs with corresponding components conducive to their implementation. The civil and political and democratic governance program will strive to create opportunities to exercise democratic influence through NGO platforms and think tanks actively providing evidence-based input into targeted public policies and engagement of national authorities in designing institutional mechanisms of interaction with civil society. The program will also promote access to unbiased information and freedom of expression by strengthening media self-regulatory bodies such as the Press Council and actively empowering people (community journalists) to freely express their views through ICT and active debates conducted by European Interactive Centers. Not the least the program will promote free and fair elections through active NGOs of Women, Roma and PwD demanding meaningful inclusion of under-represented groups and exercising pressure on duty bearers such as political parties, judges and electoral commissioners to abide to corresponding election standards.The second program, social and economic rights and sustainable community development, will advance rights and the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals in communities through local NGOs, actively mobilising people to (i) constructively engage with duty bearers, (ii) oversee local authorities’ performance, (iii) define and addressing most stringent community needs. It will also enhance Youth active participation in local development by enabling youth NGOs to actively empower youth groups to engage in community assessment, fundraising, outreach, grant-making and constructive engagement of local authorities, businesses and school teachers to ensure a corresponding enabling environment. Finally, the program will advance vulnerable groups’ access to employment opportunities and improved social services by enabling NGOs to use the Social Entrepreneurship Tools and Inclusive Community Service Assessment Tools, work with local duty bearers, address vulnerability and empower the dispossessed and the marginalised. Sweden Fundatia Est-Europeana Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundatia Est-Europeana 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -2144519 -2144519.3399999999 Fundatia Est-Europeana Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10397 Sweden This contributions refers to the financing of seven Swedish interns at EU:s internship programme, Junior Professionals in Delegation for the period 2017 - 2019. In addition to these seven interns an extra three interns will attend during 2017-2019. These three interns are financed by EU:s External Action Service and the European Commission. Insatsen gäller finansiering av sju svenska praktikanter till EU:s praktikantprogram Junior Professionals in Delegation under perioden 2017-2019. I tillägg till de sju praktikanter som finansieras av Sida kommer ytterligare tre svenska praktikanter att delta under 2017-2019. Dessa tre finansieras av EU:s utrikestjänst (2) och Europeiska kommissionen (1). Mål och syfte med resursbasprogrammen är framför allt: Stärkt kapacitet och lärande inom svensk resursbas för internationellt genomförande av Agenda 2030; Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, samt - till viss del för JPD-programmet - ökad svensk representation på på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingsamarbete. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Foreign affairs Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Sverige/Sida bidrog i denna omgång av JPD-programmet med sju traineer, och  därutöver finansierades ytterligare tre av EEAS/EC. Genom traineeperioden väntas deltagarna få relevant kunskap om EU och en god grund för att kunna söka sig vidare inom EU och fortsatt bidra till genomförandet av dess program. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10397-10397A0101 Sweden This contributions refers to the financing of seven Swedish interns at EU:s internship programme, Junior Professionals in Delegation for the period 2017 - 2019. In addition to these seven interns an extra three interns will attend during 2017-2019. These three interns are financed by EU:s External Action Service and the European Commission. Insatsen gäller finansiering av sju svenska praktikanter till EU:s praktikantprogram Junior Professionals in Delegation under perioden 2017-2019. I tillägg till de sju praktikanter som finansieras av Sida kommer ytterligare tre svenska praktikanter att delta under 2017-2019. Dessa tre finansieras av EU:s utrikestjänst (2) och Europeiska kommissionen (1). Mål och syfte med resursbasprogrammen är framför allt: Stärkt kapacitet och lärande inom svensk resursbas för internationellt genomförande av Agenda 2030; Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, samt - till viss del för JPD-programmet - ökad svensk representation på på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingsamarbete. Sweden EEAS/European External Action Service Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EEAS/European External Action Service Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3209835 0 3209835 0 0 0 0 1604917.5 EEAS/European External Action Service 1604917.5 EEAS/European External Action Service 1604917.4749999999 EEAS/European External Action Service 1604917.4749999999 EEAS/European External Action Service SE-0-SE-6-10397-10397A0102 Sweden This contributions refers to the financing of seven Swedish interns at EU:s internship programme, Junior Professionals in Delegation for the period 2017 - 2019. In addition to these seven interns an extra three interns will attend during 2017-2019. These three interns are financed by EU:s External Action Service and the European Commission. Insatsen gäller finansiering av sju svenska praktikanter till EU:s praktikantprogram Junior Professionals in Delegation under perioden 2017-2019. I tillägg till de sju praktikanter som finansieras av Sida kommer ytterligare tre svenska praktikanter att delta under 2017-2019. Dessa tre finansieras av EU:s utrikestjänst (2) och Europeiska kommissionen (1). Mål och syfte med resursbasprogrammen är framför allt: Stärkt kapacitet och lärande inom svensk resursbas för internationellt genomförande av Agenda 2030; Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, samt - till viss del för JPD-programmet - ökad svensk representation på på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingsamarbete. Sweden EEAS/European External Action Service Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EEAS/European External Action Service Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3590165 -459024 -459024 3199095 1565570.5 EEAS/European External Action Service 1565570.5 EEAS/European External Action Service 1599547.5699999998 EEAS/European External Action Service 1599547.5699999998 EEAS/European External Action Service -229511.895 EEAS/European External Action Service -229511.895 EEAS/European External Action Service Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-10426 Sweden WWF Bolivia has submitted a proposal to the embassy of Sweden called "urban solutions with citizen action". The proposal for funding is 20MSEK between the years 2018-2020. The project will contribute to make visible the link between climate change and environmental and urban poverty so that municipal public policies address this problem adequately, actively involving civil society, children, youth and women's organizations in the identification of suitable actions and strategies. WWF Bolivia har lämnat in ett programförslag till Sveriges ambassad i Bolivia för programmet “Soluciones Urbanas con Accion Ciudadana” för stöd för 20 MSEK mellan åren 2018-2020. Programmet ämnar öka civila samhällets kunskap om och inflytande i hållbar lokal stadsplanering och bidra till att synliggöra och öka kunskaperna kring kopplingen mellan klimatförändringar, miljöförstöring och urban fattigdom. WWF har i utvecklandet av programmet använt sig av den multidimensionella fattigdomsanalysen (MDPA) vilket har gett till en djupare förståelse av kontexten, problematiken och en tydlig identifiering av målgrupperna. Programmet innefattar tre resultatområden för att uppnå det övergripande syftet: 1)Barn och ungdomar i städer och speciellt fattiga områden i de utvalda kommunerna har kunskap om, kan analysera och känner sig delaktiga i frågor kring klimatförändringar och urbana miljöfrågor samt dess effekter på urban fattigdom. 2)Kommuner, ungdoms och kvinnoorganisationer i fattiga områden föreslår och implementerar urbana lösningar fokuserade kring resiliens kopplat till klimatförändringar och miljöfrågor inom områden som vatten, sophantering, transport och energi vilka kan bidra till minskad urban fattigdom 3)Civilsamhället (sociala gräsrotsorganisationer, universitet, frivilligorganisationer), företag och relevanta offentliga institutioner påverkar lokala policyers som möjliggör en utveckling av hållbara städer och bidrar till den nationella agendan för urban utveckling. The project will contribute to make the link between climate change, environmental degradation and urban poverty visible through education, advocacy and increased dialogue so that municipal public policies address this problem adequately, actively involving civil society, youth and women's organizations in the identification of suitable actions and strategies. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Urban development and management Other Multisector The design of the project oriented a large part of its efforts in opening real and concrete spaces for participation, challenging the population to be part of the solutions to the growing urban problems. Despite the limitations presented by the pandemic and lock down, the project has managed to achieve important results. Some of the virtual adaptations made have been able to reach more people than originally planned for and the project team has shown an adequate capacity to adapt the project to the circumstances. Below are some examples of the results. The Fund Allocation mechanism in form of challenge funds, Citizen Initiatives Fund (FIC) and Municipal Competitive Fund (FCM), encourage the population to identify, design and execute projects to address gaps that increase vulnerabilities. Through these instruments, the project financed and executed 20 projects by FIC, executed mainly by groups of young environmentalists to face the degradation of nature, encouraging, and awakening among the population their support for its conservation, restoration and rehabilitation. Another group of FIC financed projects are executed with women´s organizations in situations of poverty proposed to improve their work, technical and / or training conditions to strengthen their organization and thus expand their options and opportunities to have an impact on their economic situation. The FCM, with its multi-stakeholder and multi-level approach, joined efforts with the municipality, universities, non-governmental organizations, youth groups, to make the expectations of the population come true, through the opportunity to propose solutions to environmental problems. At first, it attended projects on basic water and sewerage services and solid waste management due to the strong relationship and incidence between urban poverty and environmental problems, through the financing of 4 projects. In a second phase and to face risks due heavy climate events and landslides, the restoration and expansion of natural spaces and the saving of natural resources, 4 new projects were financed with an emphasis on nature-based solutions. Simultaneously with the previous actions and on the horizon of building an environmental citizenship, the project's environmental education strategy was taking shape, based on three main components; actions in educational units articulating environmental issues to the contents of the national base curriculum operationalized through the Socio-Productive and Community Projects (PSP), implementing 46 of these projects, which due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and the confinement and implementation of the modality were unable to continue during the 2020-2021 school administration. The project developed and validated with the teachers a pedagogical methodology appropriate to the virtual modality: "that of the inverted class", with virtual educational supports and content and hosted on our website.To do this, digital educational material was developed for primary and secondary level teachers. 200 teachers were capacitated and the word spread about the platform; beyond the expectations of the project team. A second component of the educational strategy was consolidated around three Municipal Protected Areas (Curichi La Madre in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Urban Biopark in Tarija and Ibare-Mamoré in Trinidad), the project took on the challenge of safeguarding, restoring, strengthening and turning them into learning and research spaces that inspire and connect the population with nature and life. An example is the investigation on urban birds and native trees in the urban Biopark in the city of Tarija through a university thesis; a work that had the technical support provided by professionals from the Bio Park and a university professor. A second investigation was carried out by technicians from the Bio Park, also with the support from university professors and invited professionals, that made it possible to identify seasonal and migratory birds in the area. Both investigations were presented to the public through social networks and printed material. With the results of both investigations, virtual workshops were organized for university students, young activists, scout groups, etc. Later, several contests were organized such as: bird feeder design, children's story scripts, urban bird photography contest. A virtual course for small ornithologists crowned the activities in the area. More than 950 children and young people participated in these activities. Another example of work is the initiative "We Like Science" in association with young volunteers, were workshops were organized in the three areas of Santa Cruz: La Pampa de la isla, El Plan 3000, and Villa 1ro de Mayo, bringing together a social fabric characterized by its great cultural diversity due to migration processes. The purpose of the workshops was to raise interest in science among young people and help them encountering answers or solutions to various environmental problems, while also supporting them in their personal deveopment and their professionalization. The contents of the We Like Science was adapted to workshops, and two virtual workshops were organized. In total, there were 822 participants from all over Bolivia assisting the two workshops. At the end of the workshops the young people, dived in small groups, proposed a huge number of possible solutions to environmental problems in their surroundings. The third component of the environmental education strategy was developed with the Environmental Education Centers (CEA), i.e. municipal spaces equipped to deepen the knowledge and understanding of environmental issues, biodiversity and climate change, based on a relevant educational offer, contextualized and playful, formal and non-formal that promotes the construction of an environmental citizenship. The project has supported 4 environmental education centers (in La Paz, Tarija, Santa Cruz, and Trinidad), which articulated all the components of the project, being the meeting point of all the actors including the participants of the Competitive Funds (FIC and FCM), youth and women's groups, environmental institutions, schools and teachers. During the pandemic, the CEA through its virtual platforms organized various activities, highlighting the cycle of green cinema, in which documentaries from the WWF network and others referring to environmental and climate change issues were broadcast, more than 8,000 thousand people followed this program cycle. Videos were broadcast on solid waste management, efficient use of water and biodiversity. The CEA in coordination with young environmental activists organized the first volunteer days in the city of Tarija, 22 organizations and youth groups participated in it, an exhibition fair, in a central square of the city, allowed to know the actions, works and concerns of the young volunteers. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10426-10426A0101 Sweden WWF Bolivia has submitted a proposal to the embassy of Sweden called "urban solutions with citizen action". The proposal for funding is 20MSEK between the years 2018-2020. The project will contribute to make visible the link between climate change and environmental and urban poverty so that municipal public policies address this problem adequately, actively involving civil society, children, youth and women's organizations in the identification of suitable actions and strategies. WWF Bolivia har lämnat in ett programförslag till Sveriges ambassad i Bolivia för programmet “Soluciones Urbanas con Accion Ciudadana” för stöd för 20 MSEK mellan åren 2018-2020. Programmet ämnar öka civila samhällets kunskap om och inflytande i hållbar lokal stadsplanering och bidra till att synliggöra och öka kunskaperna kring kopplingen mellan klimatförändringar, miljöförstöring och urban fattigdom. WWF har i utvecklandet av programmet använt sig av den multidimensionella fattigdomsanalysen (MDPA) vilket har gett till en djupare förståelse av kontexten, problematiken och en tydlig identifiering av målgrupperna. Programmet innefattar tre resultatområden för att uppnå det övergripande syftet: 1)Barn och ungdomar i städer och speciellt fattiga områden i de utvalda kommunerna har kunskap om, kan analysera och känner sig delaktiga i frågor kring klimatförändringar och urbana miljöfrågor samt dess effekter på urban fattigdom. 2)Kommuner, ungdoms och kvinnoorganisationer i fattiga områden föreslår och implementerar urbana lösningar fokuserade kring resiliens kopplat till klimatförändringar och miljöfrågor inom områden som vatten, sophantering, transport och energi vilka kan bidra till minskad urban fattigdom 3)Civilsamhället (sociala gräsrotsorganisationer, universitet, frivilligorganisationer), företag och relevanta offentliga institutioner påverkar lokala policyers som möjliggör en utveckling av hållbara städer och bidrar till den nationella agendan för urban utveckling. The project will contribute to make the link between climate change, environmental degradation and urban poverty visible through education, advocacy and increased dialogue so that municipal public policies address this problem adequately, actively involving civil society, youth and women's organizations in the identification of suitable actions and strategies. Sweden WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Bolivia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Bolivia 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.7 - By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities. 11.7 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla universell tillgång till säkra, inkluderande och tillgängliga grönområden och offentliga platser, i synnerhet för kvinnor och barn, äldre personer och personer med funktionsnedsättning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 6000000 8000000 6000000 0 4200000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5600000 0 0 0 1800000 0 0 2400000 0 6000000 20000000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Bolivia 4200000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Bolivia 1800000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Bolivia 5600000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Bolivia 2400000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Bolivia 6000000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Bolivia Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity of public institutions and civil society organisations to manage the effects of adverse environmental impact and climate change. Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer att hantera effekter av negativ miljöpåverkan och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10426-10426A0102 Sweden WWF Bolivia has submitted a proposal to the embassy of Sweden called "urban solutions with citizen action". The proposal for funding is 20MSEK between the years 2018-2020. The project will contribute to make visible the link between climate change and environmental and urban poverty so that municipal public policies address this problem adequately, actively involving civil society, children, youth and women's organizations in the identification of suitable actions and strategies. WWF Bolivia har lämnat in ett programförslag till Sveriges ambassad i Bolivia för programmet “Soluciones Urbanas con Accion Ciudadana” för stöd för 20 MSEK mellan åren 2018-2020. Programmet ämnar öka civila samhällets kunskap om och inflytande i hållbar lokal stadsplanering och bidra till att synliggöra och öka kunskaperna kring kopplingen mellan klimatförändringar, miljöförstöring och urban fattigdom. WWF har i utvecklandet av programmet använt sig av den multidimensionella fattigdomsanalysen (MDPA) vilket har gett till en djupare förståelse av kontexten, problematiken och en tydlig identifiering av målgrupperna. Programmet innefattar tre resultatområden för att uppnå det övergripande syftet: 1)Barn och ungdomar i städer och speciellt fattiga områden i de utvalda kommunerna har kunskap om, kan analysera och känner sig delaktiga i frågor kring klimatförändringar och urbana miljöfrågor samt dess effekter på urban fattigdom. 2)Kommuner, ungdoms och kvinnoorganisationer i fattiga områden föreslår och implementerar urbana lösningar fokuserade kring resiliens kopplat till klimatförändringar och miljöfrågor inom områden som vatten, sophantering, transport och energi vilka kan bidra till minskad urban fattigdom 3)Civilsamhället (sociala gräsrotsorganisationer, universitet, frivilligorganisationer), företag och relevanta offentliga institutioner påverkar lokala policyers som möjliggör en utveckling av hållbara städer och bidrar till den nationella agendan för urban utveckling. The project will contribute to make the link between climate change, environmental degradation and urban poverty visible through education, advocacy and increased dialogue so that municipal public policies address this problem adequately, actively involving civil society, youth and women's organizations in the identification of suitable actions and strategies. Sweden WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Bolivia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Bolivia 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.7 - By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities. 11.7 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla universell tillgång till säkra, inkluderande och tillgängliga grönområden och offentliga platser, i synnerhet för kvinnor och barn, äldre personer och personer med funktionsnedsättning. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 4000000 4000000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Bolivia 4000000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Bolivia Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity of public institutions and civil society organisations to manage the effects of adverse environmental impact and climate change. Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer att hantera effekter av negativ miljöpåverkan och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10470 Sweden GFDRR; Global Facility for Disaster Risk Reduction, is a partnership of 41 contries and eight international organizations whose aim is to assist developing countries in reducing their voulnerability against natural disasters and climate changes. GFDRR, Global Facility for Disaster Risk Reduction, är ett partnerskap av 41 länder och åtta internationella organisationer som har syftet att bistå utvecklingsländer i att reducera deras sårbarhet mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar. Partnerskapet styrs genom GFDRR-sekretariatet som utgör del av Världsbanken, och har som övergripande mål att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatförändringsanpassning i länders utvecklingsplaner genom att stödja och uppmuntra implementering av Sendai ramverket som leds och styrs av länder på landnivå och som koordineras och följs upp av UNISDR. GFDRR startades 2006 och Sida har varit med och bidragit finansiellt till partnerskapet sedan 2007. GFDRR har idag aktiva projekt i 89 länder och har ökat sitt fokus på arbete i sviktande stater. GFDRR:s verksamhet klassas inte som humanitär utan bedöms vara mer av långsiktig och förebyggande karaktär men med element av humanitär karaktär. GFDRR:s arbete ses ofta som en länk mellan det humanitära och det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet. Majoriteten av finansieringen till katastrofriskreducerande insatser har fram tills nyligen främst kommit från humanitärt bistånd. De humanitära anslagen är i dagsläget hårt belastade och finansiering och ansvar för katastrofriskreducering behöver därför integreras i det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet för att bygga hållbara, resilienta samhällen som bättre kan stå emot och klara katastrofer och kriser. Det finansiella stödet till GFDRR har tidigare kommit från Sidas Humanitära enhet men kommer i och med det nya stödet gå över till Enheten för global ekonomi och miljö (GECO) som ett led i att integrera kastastrofriskreducering i det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet vilket möjliggör en större renodling av det humanitära biståndet på Sidas humanitära enhet. Det tilltänkta stödet till GFDRR är ett icke-öronmärkt stöd för genomförande av deras beslutade arbetsplan 2016-2018. Det föreslås att en utbetalning om 39 MSEK görs under 2016 och att 2017 års utbetalning uppgår till 10 MSEK. Den omfattande utbetalningen för 2016 motiveras eftersom att ingen utbetalning från Sidas Humanitära enhet har gjorts under 2014, 2015 eller 2016. Bedömningen är att GFDRR har kapacitet att ta emot ett större belopp och utöka sin verksamhet. På grund av att den svenska resultatstrategin för globala insatser för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017 går mot sitt slut 2017 finns ej för närvarande utrymme för större belopp för åren 2017-2018. Förhoppningen är dock att GFDRR:s verksamhet kommer att vara fortsatt högt prioriterad i den nya resultatstrategin från och med 2018. Avslutningsvis utgör insatsen en del av Sidas åtagande för 2016 inom ramen för "Global Resilience Partnership" (GRP), där Sida förutom det direkta samarbetet med GRP, också identifierat ett antal insatser inom resiliens varav GFDRR bedöms vara en viktig aktör. GFDRR:s vision är en värld där resilienta samhällen har möjlighet att handskas och anpassa sig till uppkomna katastrofer och kriser och därmed minimera de mänskliga och ekonomiska effekterna av katastroferna i enlighet med Sendairamverket. GFDRR:s mål är därför att förebygga och minska risker för katastrofer och kriser genom att bidra till genomförandet och integrerande av ekonomiska, miljömässiga, legala, sociala och hälsomässiga åtgärder på nationell nivå. GFDRR bidrar med stöd till utvecklingsplaner, policies och investeringar och integrera ökad beredskap för respons och återhämtning och därmed stärks motståndskraften, i linje med Sendairamverket. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Disaster Risk Reduction Other Multisector Under verksamhetsåret 2020/2021 (FY 21) hanterade GFDRR en budget om 135 MUSD för 253 aktiva projekt som nått 154 länder. Samtliga projekt bedöms vara i linje med Sendairamverket. Översvämningar, jordskred och jordbävningar är fortsatt de största områdena och flest aktiviteter har genomförts i Afrika. 34% av den aktiva portföljen rör Afrika med en finansiering om 46.1 MUSD för 68 projekt . Totalt har 81% av aktiviteterna inom portföljen haft en jämställdhetsanalys samt en indikator (gender informed) att följa upp på. Detta är ett framsteg i jämförelse med förra året (75%) med det är viktigt att GFDRR fortsätter att arbeta aktivit med frågan och ser det som en integrerad del av hela verksamheten. 53% av aktiviterna har varit riktade mot den lokala nivån i olika länder. GFDRR bedömer att genom deras arbete har ungefär 7.2 miljarder USD mobiliserats från andra aktörer för investeringar i katastrofriskreduceringsåtgärder. Resultat som uppnåtts genom GFDRRs arbete och som bedöms vara relevant för strategimålet: Fler miljömässigt hållbara städer och inkluderande samhällen är följande; I Etiopien stöder GFDRR utvalda urbana faciliteter, inklusive vatten- och avloppsmyndigheter i städerna Addis Abeba och Jigjiga, för att integrera motståndskraft i serviceplanering, utformning, drift och underhåll samt för I att investera i klimatsmarta och motståndskraftiga verktyg i framtiden. En viktig aspekt av detta engagemang handlar om att konfrontera klimatosäkerhet i planering av vattenresurser och projektdesign. De slutförda bedömningarna har redan lett till identifieringen av preliminära åtgärder för att minska icke-inkomstvatten (vatten som pumpas och sedan förloras eller inte redovisas) i Addis Abeba och Jigjiga som tar hänsyn till framtida vattenbehov. I kuststaden Saint Louis i Senegal stödde GFDRR stadens stadsutvecklingsplan, som utvecklades med ett deltagande tillvägagångssätt och inkluderar en I miljömässig och social konsekvensbedömning för vidarebosättningsplatserna i Diougop och Langue de Barbarie. Planen är grunden för återställandet av försörjning och gynnar 15 000 människor genom flera socioekonomiska samhällsprojekt. Dessa projekt förväntas förbättra levnadsvillkoren för fiskefamiljer som förlorat sina hem vid havet på grund av kusterosion, där 56 meter strand drar sig tillbaka varje år. Som en del av landets stadsutvecklingsplan skapades exponeringskartor över Saint Louis; dessa kartor ledde till en ytterligare finansiering på 25 miljoner USD för det IDA-finansierade Saint Louis Emergency Recovery and Resilience Project. I Rwanda har GFDRR arbetat med lokala myndigheter kring en hydrologisk modell för att identifiera riskutsatta områden vad gäller flodöversvämning. Arbetet har också tagit hänsyn till de våtmarker som finns utanför Kigala och GFDRR har arbetat med att introducera naturbaserade lösningar. Liknande arbete har också ägt rum i Kambodja där GFDRR stöttat lokala myndigheter för att identifiera riskutsatta områden och sårbar infrastrukutur samt prioriterade åtgärder som kan begränsa riskerna i urbana informella områden. GFDRR bidrog också med att utveckla en mekanism i den kommunala planeringen som bidrar till att öka konsiltationer och deltagande från den lokala nivån i processen. I Bolivia har GFDRR arbetat med att integrera resiliens i planering för samhällstjänster inom vatten och sanitet. Arbetet har medfört integrering av resilient infrastruktur och en introduktion av naturbaserade lösningar. Resultat som uppnåtts genom GFDRRs arbete och som bedömts vara relevanta för strategimålet stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer är följande; GFDRRs arbete i Cox Bazar i Bangladesh har inneburit stöd till en kartläggning av risker och framtagandet av alternativ för resilient infrastruktur för landsbygden för att minska sårbarheten vid katastrofer. Med ett aktivt deltagande från befolkningen i flyktinglägren har GFDRR även identifierat behovet av system för tidiga varningssystem för översvämningar samt utformat effektiva riskkommunikationsmekanismer som förväntas hjälpa hushållen i kris. I Burkina Faso har GFDRR bidragit med tekniskt stöd för att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och regelverket för att nå förbättrad väderleksdata som en del av Burkina Fasos beslut att uppdatera och modernisera sina väderlekstjänster. GFDRRs stöd har bidragit med ett IDA-lån från Världsbanken om 8.5 MUSD och stöd från gröna klimatfonden på 22. 5 MUSD. GFDRR har genom sitt arbete i Ghana bidragit till att en jämställdhetsplan tagits fram för Great Accra Resilient and Integrated Project. Fokus är på förebyggande verksamhet kopplat till översvämningar och att integrera jämställdhet genom jämställdhetsanalys och olika riktade aktiviteter för att påverka utformningen av olika aktiviteter. I Djibouti har GFDRR arbetat med regeringen för att ta fram en studie som analyserar vilka instrument och regelverk som behövs för att kunna sätta upp finansiella skyddsmekanismer kopplat till naturkatastrofer (social trygghetssystem). Under verksamhetsåret 2019/2020 hanterade GFDRR en budget om 223 MUSD för 360 projekt som nått 144 länder. Samtliga projekt bedöms vara i linje med Sendairamverket. Översvämningar, jordskred och jordbävningar är fortsatt de största områdena och flest aktiviteter har genomförts i Afrika. Totalt har 75% av aktiviteterna inom portföljen haft en jämställdhetsanalys samt en indikator (gender informed) att följa upp på. Detta är ett framsteg i jämförelse med året innan(59%) med det är viktigt att GFDRR fortsätter att arbeta aktivitet med frågan och ser det som en integrerad del av hela verksamheten. 55% av aktiviteterna har varit riktade mot den lokala nivån i olika länder. Genom GFDRRs arbete har ungefär 6.7 miljarder USD mobiliserats från andra aktörer för investeringar i katastrofriskreduceringsåtgärder. Resultat som uppnåtts genom GFDRRs arbete och som har bedömts vara relevant för stödområdet klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling och strategimålet minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer är följande: I DRK har GFDRR bidragit med tekniskt stöd för att stärka institutionella ramverk och modernisera utrustning och infrastruktur för att observera och beräkna meteorologisk data för att befolkningen ska få tillgång till mer tillförlitlig väderleksinformation. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 10). I Somalia har GFDRR medverkat i att analysera och bedöma kostnaderna kopplade till de översvämningar som inträffade 2019. Arbetet har bidragit till ett återhämtningsprojekt finansierat av Världsbankens IDA-fönster om 137, 5 MUSD för infrastruktur som påverkats av översvämningar och torka. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 10). Bolivia liksom resten av Amazonas drabbades hårt av skogsbränder under 2019 och GFDRR har under 2020 stött Bolivia i att ta fram en plattform för att koordinera och samordna beredskapsarbete för skogsbränder på nationell nivå (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 22). Tekniskt stöd har gets av GFDRR till den nationella regeringen i Zimbabwe för att operationalisera deras ramverk för katsastrofriskreducering; Zimbabwe Recovery and Resilience Framework (ZRFFF). Ramverket utgör grunden för landets återhämtningsplan och inkluderar klimat- och naturrelaterade kriser och katastrofer och innehåller institutionell samordning, prioriteringar, finansieringslösningar. Ramverket har bidragit till att initiera ett återhämtningsprojekt finansierat av Världbanken. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 63). I tre provinser i Afghanistan har GFDRR arbetet med lokala grupper för att göra en katastrofriskkartering och samla information kring de utmaningar som befolkningen upplever att de måste hantera. Arbetet syftade också till att gå igenom möjligheter till att stärka motståndskraften för befolkningen på lokal nivå. Över 800 personer deltog i de olika övningarna varav nästan 40% var kvinnor. Vidare har GFDRR genomfört aktiviteter för att stärka lokala ledares kunskap i att driva och förvalta lokala väderleksstationer(mätplatser) som en del i arbetet med att modernisera det nationella meteorologiska centret. Resultat som GFDRR uppnått genom olika aktiviteter och som bedöms vara relevanta för stödområdet Miljömässigt hållbar utveckling och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och bidrar till strategimålet miljömässigt hållbara städer: GFDRR har stöttat Sierra Leones huvudstad Freetown inom katastrofriskreducering och introducerat naturbaserade lösningar som en möjlighet att begränsa jordskred och översvämningar. En skogsinventering genomfördes med hjälp av drönare och satellitdata och utifrån insamlad data återplanterades träd. Arbetet bidrog till 500 korttidsanställningar för unga. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 18). I Liberia har GFDRR arbetat med de lokala myndigheterna i regionen runt huvudstaden Monrovia för att stärka deras kapacitet att integrera katastrofrisksanalyser i planeringen och samt gett stöd för att utveckla användandet av drönare och satellitdata som planeringsverktyg i urbana processer. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 18). GFDRR har genom teknisk rådgivning stöttat myndigheterna i Burkina Faso integrera riskbedömningar i den tekniska planeringen vad gäller översvämningsrisk för busstransporter i Ouagadougou. Genom att använda sig av drönare har en kartläggning ägt rum som identifierat platser med översvämningsrisker och därmed finns bussterminaler/stationer samt reparationshall kunnat säkras men också själva bussnätet. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 42). I Colombia har GFDRR inlett ett samarbete med de lokala myndigheterna i Cali för att seismiska frågor ska kunna integreras i planeringen samt att skapa kapacitet för att hantera frågorna kopplat till säkra skolor och dess infrastruktur. Mer än 50% av skolbyggnaderna är uppförda innan det fanns en standard för offentliga byggnader kopplat till seismiska risker. En infrastrukturplan har tagits fram för att vägleda de lokala myndigheter i samband med besluten som rör skolbyggnader som också berör 180 000 elever. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 23). I Filipinerna har GFDRR gett tekniskt stöd till nationella arbetet för att integrera seismiska risker i planering och underhåll av offentliga byggnader. Vidare har GFDRR bidragit med kapacitetsstöd för att hantering av kriser och katastrofer vad gäller jordbävningar och tyfoner (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 18). Under juli 2018-juni 2019 hade GFDRR en portfölj som uppgick till 268 MUSD varav 84 MUSD beslutades under året. GFDRR har under den här perioden varit aktiva i mer än 142 länder och i 369 projekt varav 172 beslutade under året. Fokus har varit på Afrika. De rapporterade resultaten från GFDRRs verksamhet har katastrofriskreducering (Disaster Risk Reduction, DRR) som huvudsyfte och bedöms därför vara relevant i förhållande till delmålet, Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer i Strategin för hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022. GFDRR bedömer att 100% av deras aktiviteter inom katastrofrisk reducering bidrar till genomförandet av Sendairamverket. Sida har i dialogen med GFDRR tagit upp att det är viktigt att kopplingen till Sendairamverket framgår i rapporteringen. Totalt har 59% av portföljen haft en självständig jämställdhetskomponent alternativt en genderanalys i samband med utformande av aktiviteterna samt/eller indikatorer att följa upp på. GFDRR är själva väldigt nöjda med det resultatet men Sida har sagt till GFDRR att de måste fortsätta att arbeta aktivt med jämställdhet. Aktiviteter som täcker översvämningar är för närvarande störst i portföljen; 87%. På uppmaning av consultative group, CG (styrgruppen) har GFDRR ökat sitt arbete i svaga stater, vilket resulterat i ett stort fokus under 2018/2019 på Mellanöstern och värmeböljor kopplat till knappa vattenresurser och konflikter. I Jordanien har GFDRR erbjudit teknisk rådgivning på kommunnivå för en planering som tar hänsyn till ett ökat riskmedvetande kopplat till olika väderfenomen och existerande sociala spänningar till följd av de flyktingar från Syrien som installerat sig. Arbetet har resulterat i avfallhanteringsplaner och planer för att hantera dagvatten. I Jemen har GFDRR arbetat med kvinnor på den lokala nivån för att identifiera mekanismer för riskhantering kopplat till katastrofer och konflikter. Arbetet har bidragit till beslutsprocessen för restaurering av vattenledningar, elnätverk och transporter. Afghanistan är utsatt för översvämningar och torka men också jordbävningar vilket påverkar möjligheterna att tillhandhålla hållbara och tillförlitliga energisystem. GFDRR har arbetat med regeringen och energimyndigheten för att genomföra sårbarhetsanalyser kopplat till existerande och kommande energiinvesteringar som inkluderar solenergi, vindparker och hydro. Ett viktigt arbetsområde för GFDRR är att bidra till att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten av de nationella metrologiska och hydrologiska institutionerna i utsatta områden och har under året haft samarbeten med Sri Lanka, Bhutan, DRK, Moldavien och Serbien. I Myanmar har GFDRR stött den metrologiska och hydrologiska institutionen i att samarbeta med ett privat företag för att få kunskap om hur nya verktyg kan användas för att förbättra visualiseringen och kvaliteten av de olika tjänsterna för att bättre bemöta användarnas behov. Detta har varit en pilot som Myanmar har valt att fortsätta att arbeta vidare med. 53% av portföljen har haft den lokala nivån som den direkta målgruppen men att arbeta på regeringsnivå och ge stöd och råd är en viktig del av GFDRRs arbete. 92 projekt om 38.2 MUSD avslutades mellan 2018 och 2019. GFDRR bedömer att de bidragit till att möjliggöra DRR-investeringar motsvarande 7.6 miljarder USD, främst genom Världsbankens utlåning. Exempel på nya stöd är Mocambique (urban resiliens och trygghetssystem), Indonesien (DRR-frågor i vattensektorn); Vietnam (urban resiliens och arbete med kustnära zoner) Turkiet (resilient infrastruktur), Indien (översvämningar och lokal resiliens) och Somalia (fokus på kvinnor i interna flyktingläger för stärkt resiliens och ekonomisk egenmakt samt att minska deras utsatthet för våld. Under året har GFDRR stött Mocambique i deras arbete kring återhämtning efter cyklonen Idai och Kenneth. Genom satellitbilder kunde skadorna och förlusterna av byggnader, infrastruktur och jordbruk skattas till 773MUSD. Med stöd från GFDRR kunde regeringen fatta beslut om hur medlen för återhämtning skulle användas, med fokus på återuppbyggnad av byggnader och infrastruktur. Återhämtningsplanen omfattar också en komponent som stödjer små företag att återhämta sig genom mindre bidrag och tillgång till mindre krediter tillsammans med teknisk rådgivning, Vidare har GFDRR stött Indien, Kerala efter översvämningarna 2018 och cyklonen i Odisha 2019 genom en sårbarhetsanalys samt återhämtningsanalys med en finansieringsplan för återuppbyggnad. Som resultat har Världsbanken (IBRD) lånat ut 265 MUSD för att stärka småskaliga bönder resiliens i produktionssystem. Även i Indonesien har GFDRR efter jordbävning och tsunami under 2018 arbetat med analyser kring återhämtning och finansiering men också förebyggande insatser. I Bolivia har GFDRR finansierat en studie som analyserar de omedelbara effekterna av torka och översvämningar på välfärd, ägodelar och försörjningsmöjligheter för de fattigaste, vilket resulterat i ett Världsbankslån (IDA och IBRD) för att stärka Bolivias institutionella regelverk vad gäller att hantera katastrofer kopplade till klimatförändringar. Tillgången till data och förbättrade data för riskhantering är något som efterfrågats av många länder (information kring vem som drabbads av vad, var riskerna finns och vad det innebär). Sri Lankas regering har med stöd av GFDRR samlat in och analyserat data som kan integreras i planeringen, inklusive planeringen av transportsektorn. Arbetat har resulterat i kartor som visar på var och konsekvenserna av översvämningar, jordskred och torka under de senaste tre decennierna. 24 tekniker har fått träning i DRR-frågor och Världsbanken har parallellt bidragit med ett lån om 310 MUSD för att förbättra väderleksprognoser och varningssystem. GFDRR har också satt ihop ett Innovation Labb där de testar nya idéer från hela världen i syfte att begränsa katastrofer, kriser och effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Forskare, civila samhället och privata sektorn ingår liksom deltagare från 12 afrikanska städer. En av aktiviteterna har varit att samla in data kring de mest riskutsatta områdena genom att använda sig av drönare, tillgänglig information och öppna data vilket resulterat i en inventering av en halv miljoner bostäder och 30 000 kilometer av vägar. 500 har fått träning i digital kartografi. Fokus har under året varit lösningar kopplat till översvämningar, såsom i Tanzania. I Monrovia i Liberia har fokus varit på sophantering och riskhantering. Sierra Leones huvudstad, Freetown står för 30 % av landets BNP och staden är utsatt för både översvämningar och jordskred vilket har en stor påverkan på transportsystemen, både de formella och de informella vilket är viktigt för den ekonomiska utvecklingen. GFDRR har arbetat med att öka förståelse kring sårbarheten och samla in data med hjälp av studenter från Freetown för att sedan samla 110 studenter för att diskutera innovativa lösningar och ta fram en karta med de identifierade riskerna. Flera länder i Västafrika har visat intresse för att genomföra samma övning. På uppmaning av givarna har GFDRR lanserat ett initiativ som handlar om att som första steg analysera nexus sårbarhet och katastrofer kopplat till kontexter drabbade av konflikt och hur erfarenheter DRR (katastrofriskreducering) i sådana sammanhang. Inom naturbaserade lösningar har GFDRR stöd till åtta länder (Ghana, Madagaskar, Seychellerna Tanzania, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Haiti och Mongoliet) På Madagaskar har GFDRR bidragit med at ge stöd till hur naturbaserade lösningar kan bidra till att minska översvämningar i de mest riskutsatta urbana områdena i Antananarivo och detta kommer nu att ingå som ett IDA-lån. I Tanzania, Zanzibar jobbar GFDRR med regeringen med att integrera användandet av våtmarker och gröna korridorer för att minska risken för översvämningar. I Seychellerna har en plan för hur korallreven kan restaureras tagits fram. På Sri Lanka har stöd getts för att se över möjligheten att begränsa översvämningseffekterna genom olika naturbaserade lösningar som en del i planeringsprocessen. Under året har GFDRR samarbetat med WRI kring publikationen "integrating Green and Gray: Creating Next Generation Infrastructure som syftar till att visa hur grön infrastruktur kan bidra till ekosystemtjänster och stärkt resiliens. Synergier med andra program på Världsbanken Under 2020 inledde GFDRR ett samarbete med energiprogrammet ESMAP (Energy Sector Management Assistance Program) som också får stöd från Sida. Syftet för samarbetet är att integrera resiliens i det arbete som ESMAP gör inom generering, transmission och distribuering av el. GFDRR occh ESMAPS arbete har omfattat Egypten, Serbien, Tadjikistan och Turkiet (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, executive summary sid xi). GFDRR har sedan tidigare samarbete med trustfunden ProBlue för att genomföra aktiviteter inom naturbaserade lösningar. Covid 19 GFDRRs mandat och verksamhetsområde har starka länkar till hälsoområdet generellt och under våren 2020 ställde GFDRR om en viss del av verksamheten för att anpassa den till de uppkomna behoven samtidigt som antalet naturkatastrofer i världen inte minskat. I Pakistan fanns medel avsatta för kommunikation kring katastrofriskreducering och GFDRR valde att rikta om dem till att stödja en videokampanj för TV men också sociala media där kända personligheter bad invånarna att stanna hemma under pandemin. GFDRR har stött både Bhutan och Filipinerna att ta fram en beredskapsplan för Covid 19. I övrigt har GFDRR arbetar nära Världsbanken utlåningsteam och bidragit till att planering inklusive finansiering av hälsokatastrofer också inkluderas i programmen. GFDRR valde att avsätta 9.58 MUSD av budgeten för Covid relaterade aktiviteter, främst teknisk rådgivning. GFDRRs arbete har nått länder såsom Guatemala, Honduras, Colombia, Peru, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Kenya, Madagaskar, Malawi (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 9-10). Under verksamhetsåret 2020/2021 (FY 21) har GFDRR hanterat en budget om 135 MUSD för 253 aktiva projekt som nått 154 länder. Samtliga projekt bedöms vara i linje med Sendairamverket. Översvämningar, jordskred och jordbävningar är fortsatt de största områdena och flest aktiviteter har genomförts i Afrika. 34% av den aktiva portföljen rör Afrika med en finansiering om 46.1 MUSD för 68 projekt . Totalt har 81% av aktiviteterna inom portföljen haft en jämställdhetsanalys samt en indikator (gender informed) att följa upp på. Detta är ett framsteg i jämföresle med förra året (75%) med det är viktigt att GFDRR fortsätter att arbeta aktivit med frågan och ser det som en integrerad del av hela verksamheten. 53% av aktiviterna har varit riktade mot den lokala nivån i olika länder. GFDRR bedömer att genom deras arbete har ungefär 7.2 miljarder USD mobiliserats från andra aktörer för investeringar i katastrofriskreduceringsåtgärder. Resultat som uppnåtts genom GFDRRs arbete och som bedöms vara relevant för strategimålet:Fler miljömässigt hållbara städer och inkluderande samhällen är följande; I Etiopien stöder GFDRR utvalda urbana faciliteter, inklusive vatten- och avloppsmyndigheter i städerna Addis Abeba och Jigjiga, för att integrera motståndskraft i serviceplanering, utformning, drift och underhåll samt för I att investera i klimatsmarta och motståndskraftiga verktyg i framtiden. En viktig aspekt av detta engagemang handlar om att konfrontera klimatosäkerhet i planering av vattenresurser och projektdesign. De slutförda bedömningarna har redan lett till identifieringen av preliminära åtgärder för att minska icke-inkomstvatten (vatten som pumpas och sedan förloras eller inte redovisas) i Addis Abeba och Jigjiga som tar hänsyn till framtida vattenbehov. I kuststaden Saint Louis i Senegal stödde GFDRR stadens stadsutvecklingsplan, som utvecklades med ett deltagande tillvägagångssätt och inkluderar en I miljömässig och social konsekvensbedömning för vidarebosättningsplatserna i Diougop och Langue de Barbarie. Planen är grunden för återställandet av försörjning och gynnar 15 000 människor genom flera socioekonomiska samhällsprojekt. Dessa projekt förväntas förbättra levnadsvillkoren för fiskefamiljer som förlorat sina hem vid havet på grund av kusterosion, där 56 meter strand drar sig tillbaka varje år. Som en del av landets stadsutvecklingsplan skapades exponeringskartor över Saint Louis; dessa kartor ledde till en ytterligare finansiering på 25 miljoner USD för det IDA-finansierade Saint Louis Emergency Recovery and Resilience Project. I Rwanda har GFDRR arbetat med lokala myndigheter kring en hydrologisk modell för att identifiera riskutsatta områden vad gäller flodöversvämning. Arbetet har också tagit hänsyn till de våtmarker som finns utanför Kigala och GFDRR har arbetat med att introducera naturbaserade lösningar. Liknande arbete har också ägt rum i Kambodja där GFDRR stöttat lokala myndigheter för att identifiera riskutsatta områden och sårbar infrastrukutur samt prioriterade åtgärder som kan begränsa riskerna i urbana informella områden. GFDRR bidrog också med att utveckla en mekanism i den kommunala planeringen som bidrar till att öka konsiltationer och deltagande från den lokala nivån i processen. I Bolivia har GFDRR arbetat med att integrera resiliens i planering för samhällstjänster inom vatten och sanitet. Arbetet har medfört integrering av resilient infrastruktur och en introduktion av naturbaserade lösningar. Resultat som uppnåtts genom GFDRRs arbete och som bedöms vara relevant för strategimålet stärkt anpassningförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer är följande; GFDRRs arbete i Cox Bazar i Bangladesh har inneburit stöd till en kartläggning av risker och framtagandet av alternativ för resilient infrastruktur för landsbygden för att minska sårbarheten vid katastrofer. Med ett aktivt deltagande från befolkningen i flyktinglägren har GFDRR även identifierat behovet av system för tidiga varningssystem för översvämningar samt utformat effektiva riskkommunikationsmekanismer som förväntas hjälpa hushållen i kris. I Burkina Faso har GFDRR bidragit med tekniskt stöd för att stärka den instituionella kapaciteten och regelverket för att nå förbättrad vädeleksdata som en del av Burkina Fasos beslut att uppdatera och modernisera sina väderlekstjänster. GFDRRs stöd har bidragit med ett IDA-lån från Världsbanken om 8.5 MUSD och stöd från gröna klimatfonden på 22. 5 MUSD. GFDRR har genom sitt arbete i Ghana bidragit till att en jämställdhetsplan tagits fram för Great Accra Resilient and Integrated Project. Fokus är på förebyggande verksamhet kopplat till översvämningar och att integrera jämställdhet genom jämställdhetsanalys och olika riktade aktiviteter för att påverka utformningen av olika aktiviteter. I Djibouti har GFDRR arbetat med regeringen för att ta fram en studie som analyserar vilka instrument och regelverk som behövs för att kunna sätta upp finansiella skyddsmeknismer kopplat till naturkatastrofer (social trygghetsssytem). Bakgrund: 2020/2021 Global Facility for Disaster Risk Reduction (GFDRR) som administreras av Världsbanken, har som huvudsakligt mandat att planera och genomföra aktiviteter på global nivå inom katastrofriskreducering, i linje med Sendairamverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. GFDRR stödjer länder att få en ökad förståelse för risk och hur deras sårbarhet kan minskas och därmed öka sin kapacitet att hantera naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringarna. De stödjer också låginkomstländer med återuppbyggnadsinsatser efter katastrofer. Under verksamhetsåret 2019/2020 har GFDRR hanterat en budget om 223 MUSD för 360 projekt som nått 144 länder. Samtliga projekt bedöms vara i linje med Sendairamverket. Översvämningar, jordskred och jordbävningar är fortsatt de största områdena och flest aktiviteter har genomförts i Afrika. Totalt har 75% av aktiviteterna inom portföljen haft en jämställdhetsanalys samt en indikator (gender informed) att följa upp på. Detta är ett framsteg i jämföresle med förra året (59%) med det är viktigt att GFDRR fortsätter att arbeta aktivit med frågan och ser det som en integrerad del av hela verksamheten. 55% av aktiviterna har varit riktade mot den lokala nivån i olika länder. Genom GFDRRs arbete har ungefär 6.7 miljarder USD mobiliserats från andra aktörer för investeringar i katastrofriskreduceringsåtgärder  Resultat: Resultat som uppnåtts genom GFDRRs arbete och som bedöms vara relevant för stödområdet klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling och bidrar till strategimålet minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer är följande: I DRK har GFDRR bidragit med tekniskt stöd för att stärka institutionella ramverk och modernisera utrustning och infrastruktur för att observera och beräkna meteorologisk data för att befolkningen ska få tillgång till mer tillförlitlig väderleksinformation. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 10). I Somalia har GFDRR medverkat i att analysera och bedöma kostnaderna kopplade till de översvämningar som inträffade 2019. Arbetet har bidragit till ett återhämtningsprojekt finansierat av Världsbankens IDA-fönster om 137, 5 MUSD för infrastruktur som påverkats av översvämningar och torka. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 10). Bolivia liksom resten av Amazonas drabbades hårt av skogsbränder under 2019 och GFDRR har under 2020 stött Bolivia i att ta fram en plattform för att koordinera och samordna beredskapsarbete för skogsbränder på nationell nivå (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 22). Tekniskt stöd har gets av GFDRR till den nationella regeringen i Zimbabwe för att operationalisera deras ramverk för katsastrofriskreducering;  Zimbabwe Recovery and Resilience Framework (ZRFFF). Ramverket utgör grunden för landets återhämtningsplan och inkluderar klimat- och naturrelaterade kriser och katastrofer och innehåller institutionell samordning,  prioriteringar, finansieringslösningar. Ramverket har bidragit till att initiera ett återhämtningsprojekt finansierat av Världbanken. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 63) I tre provinser i Afghanistan har GFDRR arbetet med lokala grupper för att göra en katastrofriskkartering och samla information kring de utmaningar som befolkningen upplever att de måste hantera. Arbetet syftade också till att gå igenom möjligheter till att stärka motståndskraften för befolkningen på lokal nivå. Över 800 personer deltog i de olika övningarna varav nästan 40% var kvinnor. Vidare har GFDRR genomfört aktiviteter för att stärka lokala ledares kunskap i att driva och förvalta lokala väderleksstationer(mätplatser) som en del i arbetet med att modernisera det nationella meteorologiska  centret.   Följande resultat som GFDRR uppnått genom olika aktiviteter bedöms vara relevant för stödområdet Miljömässigt hållbar utveckling och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och bidrar till strategimålet miljömässigt hållbara städer: GFDRR har stöttat Sierra Leones huvudstad Freetown inom katastrofriskreducering och introducerat naturbaserade lösningar som en möjlighet att begränsa jordskred och översvämningar. En skogsinventering genomfördes med hjälp av drönare och satellitdata och utifrån insamlad data återplanterades träd. Arbetet bidrog till 500 korttidsanställningar för unga. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 18). I  Liberia har GFDRR arbetat med de lokala myndigheterna i regionen runt huvudstaden Monrovia för att stärka deras kapacitet att integrera katastrofrisksanalyser i planeringen och samt gett stöd för att utveckla användandet  av drönare och satellitdata som planeringsverktyg i urbana processer.  (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 18).   GFDRR har genom teknisk rådgivning stöttat myndigheterna i Burkina Faso integrera riskbedömningar i den tekniska planeringen vad gäller översvämningsrisk för busstransporter i Ouagadougou. Genom att använda sig av drönare har en kartläggning ägt rum som identifierat platser med översvämningsrisker och därmed finns  bussterminaler/stationer samt reparationshall kunnat säkras men också själva bussnätet. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 42).  Colombia har GFDRR inlett ett samarbete med de lokala myndigheterna i Cali för att seismiska frågor ska kunna integreras i planeringen samt att skapa kapacitet för att hantera frågorna kopplat till säkra skolor och dess infrastruktur. Mer än 50% av skolbyggnaderna är uppförda innan det fanns en standard för offentliga byggnader kopplat till seismiska risker. En infrastrukturplan har tagits fram för att vägleda de lokala myndigheter i samband med besluten som rör skolbyggnader som också berör 180 000 elever. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 23). I Filipinerna har GFDRR gett tekniskt stöd till nationella arbetet för att integrera seismiska risker i planering och underhåll av offentliga byggnader. Vidare har GFDRR bidragit med kapacitetsstöd för att hantering av kriser och katastrofer vad gäller jordbävningar och tyfoner (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 18). GFDRR har bidragit med tekniskt stöd för kustzonsutveckling i Saint-Louis, Senegal, som utsätts för kraftig erosion. Arbetet har främst riktats för att skapa en gemensam deltagarprocess för att planera för att hitta alternativa bosättningar och försörjningsmöjligheter. (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 46).   Covid 19 GFDRRs mandat och verksamhetsområde har starka länkar till hälsoområdet generellt och under våren 2020 ställde GFDRR om en viss del av verksamheten för att anpassa den till de uppkomna behoven samtidigt som antalet naturkatastrofer i världen inte minskat. I Pakistan fanns medel avsatta för kommunikation kring katastrofriskreducering och GFDRR valde att rikta om dem till att stödja en videokampanj för TV men också sociala media där kända personligheter bad invånarna att stanna hemma under pandemin. GFDRR har stött både Bhutan och Filipinerna att ta fram en beredskapsplan för Covid 19. I övrigt har GFDRR arbetar nära Världsbanken utlåningsteam och bidragit till att planering inklusive finansiering av hälsokatastrofer också inkluderas i programmen. GFDRR valde att avsätta 9.58 MUSD av budgeten för Covid relaterade aktiviteter, främst teknisk rådgivning. GFDRRs arbete har nått länder såsom Guatemala, Honduras, Colombia, Peru, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Kenya, Madagaskar, Malawi (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, sid 9-10).   Synergier med andra program på Världsbanken Under 2020 har GFDRR inlett ett samarbete med energiprogrammet ESMAP (Energy Sector Management Assistance Program) som också får stöd från Sida. Syftet för samarbetet är att integrera resiliens i det arbete som ESMAP gör inom generering, transmision och distribuering av el. GFDRR occh ESMAPS arbete har omfattat Egypten, Serbien, Tadjikistan och Turkiet (Annual Report 2020, Bringing resilience to scale, executive summary sid xi). Resultat 2018-2019 De rapporterade resultaten från GFDRRs verksamhet har katastrofriskreducering (Disaster Risk Reduction, DRR) som huvudsyfte och bedöms därför vara relevant i förhållande till delmålet, Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer i Strategin för hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022. GFDRR bedömer att 100% av deras aktiviteter inom katastrofrisk reducering bidrar till genomförandet av Sendairamverket. Sida har i dialogen med GFDRR tagit upp att det är viktigt att kopplingen till Sendairamverket framgår i rapporteringen. Under juli 2018-juni 2019 hade GFDRR en portfölj som uppgick till 268 MUSD varav 84 MUSD beslutades under året. GFDRR har under den här perioden varit aktiva i mer än 142 länder och i 369 projekt varav 172 beslutade under året. Fokus har varit på Afrika. Totalt har 59% av portföljen haft en självständig jämställdhetskomponent alternativt en genderanalys i samband med utformande av aktiviteterna samt/eller indikatorer att följa upp på. GFDRR är själva väldigt nöjda med det resultatet men Sida har sagt till GFDRR att de måste fortsätta att arbeta aktivt med jämställdhet. Aktiviteter som täcker översvämningar är för närvarande störst i portföljen; 87%. På uppmaning av consultative group, CG (styrgruppen) har GFDRR ökat sitt arbete i svaga stater, vilket resulterat i ett stort fokus under 2018/2019 på Mellanöstern och värmeböljor kopplat till knappa vattenresurser och konflikter. I Jordanien har GFDRR erbjudit teknisk rådgivning på kommunnivå för en planering som tar hänsyn till ett ökat riskmedvetande kopplat till olika väderfenomen och existerande sociala spänningar till följd av de flyktingar från Syrien som installerat sig. Arbetet har resulterat i avfallhanteringsplaner och planer för att hantera dagvatten. I Jemen har GFDRR arbetat med kvinnor på den lokala nivån för att identifiera mekanismer för riskhantering kopplat till katastrofer och konflikter. Arbetet har bidragit till beslutsprocessen för restaurering av vattenledningar, elnätverk och transporter. Afghanistan är utsatt för översvämningar och torka men också jordbävningar vilket påverkar möjligheterna att tillhandhålla hållbara och tillförlitliga energisystem. GFDRR har arbetat med regeringen och energimyndigheten för att genomföra sårbarhetsanalyser kopplat till existerande och kommande energiinvesteringar som inkluderar solenergi, vindparker och hydro. Ett viktigt arbetsområde för GFDRR är att bidra till att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten av de nationella metrologiska och hydrologiska institutionerna i utsatta områden och har under året haft samarbeten med Sri Lanka, Bhutan, DRK, Moldavien och Serbien. I Myanmar har GFDRR stött den metrologiska och hydrologiska institutionen i att samarbeta med ett privat företag för att få kunskap om hur nya verktyg kan användas för att förbättra visualiseringen och kvaliteten av de olika tjänsterna för att bättre bemöta användarnas behov. Detta har varit en pilot som Myanmar har valt att fortsätta att arbeta vidare med. 53% av portföljen har haft den lokala nivån som den direkta målgruppen men att arbeta på regeringsnivå och ge stöd och råd är en viktig del av GFDRRs arbete. 92 projekt om 38.2 MUSD avslutades mellan 2018 och 2019. GFDRR bedömer att de bidragit till att möjliggöra DRR-investeringar motsvarande 7.6 miljarder USD, främst genom Världsbankens utlåning. Exempel på nya stöd är Mocambique (urban resiliens och trygghetssystem), Indonesien (DRR-frågor i vattensektorn); Vietnam (urban resiliens och arbete med kustnära zoner) Turkiet (resilient infrastruktur), Indien (översvämningar och lokal resiliens) och Somalia (fokus på kvinnor i interna flyktingläger för stärkt resiliens och ekonomisk egenmakt samt att minska deras utsatthet för våld. Under året har GFDRR stött Mocambique i deras arbete kring återhämtning efter cyklonen Idai och Kenneth. Genom satellitbilder kunde skadorna och förlusterna av byggnader, infrastruktur och jordbruk skattas till 773MUSD. Med stöd från GFDRR kunde regeringen fatta beslut om hur medlen för återhämtning skulle användas, med fokus på återuppbyggnad av byggnader och infrastruktur. Återhämtningsplanen omfattar också en komponent som stödjer små företag att återhämta sig genom mindre bidrag och tillgång till mindre krediter tillsammans med teknisk rådgivning, Vidare har GFDRR stött Indien, Kerala efter översvämningarna 2018 och cyklonen i Odisha 2019 genom en sårbarhetsanalys samt återhämtningsanalys med en finansieringsplan för återuppbyggnad. Som resultat har Världsbanken (IBRD) lånat ut 265 MUSD för att stärka småskaliga bönder resiliens i produktionssystem. Även i Indonesien har GFDRR efter jordbävning och tsunami under 2018 arbetat med analyser kring återhämtning och finansiering men också förebyggande insatser. I Bolivia har GFDRR finansierat en studie som analyserar de omedelbara effekterna av torka och översvämningar på välfärd, ägodelar och försörjningsmöjligheter för de fattigaste, vilket resulterat i ett Världsbankslån (IDA och IBRD) för att stärka Bolivias institutionella regelverk vad gäller att hantera katastrofer kopplade till klimatförändringar. Tillgången till data och förbättrade data för riskhantering är något som efterfrågats av många länder (information kring vem som drabbads av vad, var riskerna finns och vad det innebär). Sri Lankas regering har med stöd av GFDRR samlat in och analyserat data som kan integreras i planeringen, inklusive planeringen av transportsektorn. Arbetat har resulterat i kartor som visar på var och konsekvenserna av översvämningar, jordskred och torka under de senaste tre decennierna. 24 tekniker har fått träning i DRR-frågor och Världsbanken har parallellt bidragit med ett lån om 310 MUSD för att förbättra väderleksprognoser och varningssystem. GFDRR har också satt ihop ett Innovation Labb där de testar nya idéer från hela världen i syfte att begränsa katastrofer, kriser och effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Forskare, civila samhället och privata sektorn ingår liksom deltagare från 12 afrikanska städer. En av aktiviteterna har varit att samla in data kring de mest riskutsatta områdena genom att använda sig av drönare, tillgänglig information och öppna data vilket resulterat i en inventering av en halv miljoner bostäde och 30 000 kilometer av vägar. 500 har fått träning i digital kartografi. Fokus har under året varit lösningar kopplat till översvämningar, såsom i Tanzania. I Monrovia i Liberia har fokus varit på sophantering och riskhantering. Sierra Leones huvudstad, Freetown står för 30 % av landets BNP och staden är utsatt för både översvämningar och jordskred vilket har en stor påverkan på transportsystemen, både de formella och de informella vilket är viktigt för den ekonomiska utvecklingen. GFDRR har arbetat med att öka förståelse kring sårbarheten och samla in data med hjälp av studenter från Freetown för att sedan samla 110 studenter för att diskutera innovativa lösningar och ta fram en karta med de identifierade riskerna. Flera länder i Västafrika har visat intresse för att genomföra samma övning. På uppmaning av givarna har GFDRR lanserat ett initiativ som handlar om att som första steg analysera nexus sårbarhet och katastrofer kopplat till kontexter drabbade av konflikt och hur erfarenheter DRR (katastrofriskreducering) i sådana sammanhang. Inom naturbaserade lösningar har GFDRR stöd till åtta länder (Ghana, Madagaskar, Seychellerna Tanzania, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Haiti och Mongoliet) På Madagaskar har GFDRR bidragit med at ge stöd till hur naturbaserade lösningar kan bidra till att minska översvämningar i de mest riskutsatta urbana områdena i Antananarivo och detta kommer nu att ingå som ett IDA-lån. I Tanzania, Zanzibar jobbar GFDRR med regeringen med att integrera användandet av våtmarker och gröna korridorer för att minska risken för översvämningar. I Seychellerna har en plan för hur korallreven kan restaureras tagits fram. På Sri Lanka har stöd getts för att se över möjligheten att begränsa översvämningseffekterna genom olika naturbaserade lösningar som en del i planeringsprocessen. Under året har GFDRR samarbetat med WRI kring publikationen "integrating Green and Gray: Creating Next Generation Infrastructure som syftar till att visa hur grön infrastruktur kan bidra till ekosystemtjänster och stärkt resiliens. Under 2020 kommer GFDRR främst fokusera på att slutföra aktiviteter samt ta fram en ny strategi för verksamheten i konsultation med givarna. Källa: GFDRR, Bringing Resilience to scale, Annual Report 2019, sid 8-10, 14-18, 30, 38-39, 44-45, 48,50, 52, 57.       No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10470-10470A0101 Sweden GFDRR; Global Facility for Disaster Risk Reduction, is a partnership of 41 contries and eight international organizations whose aim is to assist developing countries in reducing their voulnerability against natural disasters and climate changes. GFDRR, Global Facility for Disaster Risk Reduction, är ett partnerskap av 41 länder och åtta internationella organisationer som har syftet att bistå utvecklingsländer i att reducera deras sårbarhet mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar. Partnerskapet styrs genom GFDRR-sekretariatet som utgör del av Världsbanken, och har som övergripande mål att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatförändringsanpassning i länders utvecklingsplaner genom att stödja och uppmuntra implementering av Sendai ramverket som leds och styrs av länder på landnivå och som koordineras och följs upp av UNISDR. GFDRR startades 2006 och Sida har varit med och bidragit finansiellt till partnerskapet sedan 2007. GFDRR har idag aktiva projekt i 89 länder och har ökat sitt fokus på arbete i sviktande stater. GFDRR:s verksamhet klassas inte som humanitär utan bedöms vara mer av långsiktig och förebyggande karaktär men med element av humanitär karaktär. GFDRR:s arbete ses ofta som en länk mellan det humanitära och det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet. Majoriteten av finansieringen till katastrofriskreducerande insatser har fram tills nyligen främst kommit från humanitärt bistånd. De humanitära anslagen är i dagsläget hårt belastade och finansiering och ansvar för katastrofriskreducering behöver därför integreras i det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet för att bygga hållbara, resilienta samhällen som bättre kan stå emot och klara katastrofer och kriser. Det finansiella stödet till GFDRR har tidigare kommit från Sidas Humanitära enhet men kommer i och med det nya stödet gå över till Enheten för global ekonomi och miljö (GECO) som ett led i att integrera kastastrofriskreducering i det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet vilket möjliggör en större renodling av det humanitära biståndet på Sidas humanitära enhet. Det tilltänkta stödet till GFDRR är ett icke-öronmärkt stöd för genomförande av deras beslutade arbetsplan 2016-2018. Det föreslås att en utbetalning om 39 MSEK görs under 2016 och att 2017 års utbetalning uppgår till 10 MSEK. Den omfattande utbetalningen för 2016 motiveras eftersom att ingen utbetalning från Sidas Humanitära enhet har gjorts under 2014, 2015 eller 2016. Bedömningen är att GFDRR har kapacitet att ta emot ett större belopp och utöka sin verksamhet. På grund av att den svenska resultatstrategin för globala insatser för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017 går mot sitt slut 2017 finns ej för närvarande utrymme för större belopp för åren 2017-2018. Förhoppningen är dock att GFDRR:s verksamhet kommer att vara fortsatt högt prioriterad i den nya resultatstrategin från och med 2018. Avslutningsvis utgör insatsen en del av Sidas åtagande för 2016 inom ramen för "Global Resilience Partnership" (GRP), där Sida förutom det direkta samarbetet med GRP, också identifierat ett antal insatser inom resiliens varav GFDRR bedöms vara en viktig aktör. GFDRR:s vision är en värld där resilienta samhällen har möjlighet att handskas och anpassa sig till uppkomna katastrofer och kriser och därmed minimera de mänskliga och ekonomiska effekterna av katastroferna i enlighet med Sendairamverket. GFDRR:s mål är därför att förebygga och minska risker för katastrofer och kriser genom att bidra till genomförandet och integrerande av ekonomiska, miljömässiga, legala, sociala och hälsomässiga åtgärder på nationell nivå. GFDRR bidrar med stöd till utvecklingsplaner, policies och investeringar och integrera ökad beredskap för respons och återhämtning och därmed stärks motståndskraften, i linje med Sendairamverket. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 39000000 10000000 39000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 49000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 39000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-10470-10470A0102 Sweden GFDRR; Global Facility for Disaster Risk Reduction, is a partnership of 41 contries and eight international organizations whose aim is to assist developing countries in reducing their voulnerability against natural disasters and climate changes. GFDRR, Global Facility for Disaster Risk Reduction, är ett partnerskap av 41 länder och åtta internationella organisationer som har syftet att bistå utvecklingsländer i att reducera deras sårbarhet mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar. Partnerskapet styrs genom GFDRR-sekretariatet som utgör del av Världsbanken, och har som övergripande mål att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatförändringsanpassning i länders utvecklingsplaner genom att stödja och uppmuntra implementering av Sendai ramverket som leds och styrs av länder på landnivå och som koordineras och följs upp av UNISDR. GFDRR startades 2006 och Sida har varit med och bidragit finansiellt till partnerskapet sedan 2007. GFDRR har idag aktiva projekt i 89 länder och har ökat sitt fokus på arbete i sviktande stater. GFDRR:s verksamhet klassas inte som humanitär utan bedöms vara mer av långsiktig och förebyggande karaktär men med element av humanitär karaktär. GFDRR:s arbete ses ofta som en länk mellan det humanitära och det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet. Majoriteten av finansieringen till katastrofriskreducerande insatser har fram tills nyligen främst kommit från humanitärt bistånd. De humanitära anslagen är i dagsläget hårt belastade och finansiering och ansvar för katastrofriskreducering behöver därför integreras i det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet för att bygga hållbara, resilienta samhällen som bättre kan stå emot och klara katastrofer och kriser. Det finansiella stödet till GFDRR har tidigare kommit från Sidas Humanitära enhet men kommer i och med det nya stödet gå över till Enheten för global ekonomi och miljö (GECO) som ett led i att integrera kastastrofriskreducering i det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet vilket möjliggör en större renodling av det humanitära biståndet på Sidas humanitära enhet. Det tilltänkta stödet till GFDRR är ett icke-öronmärkt stöd för genomförande av deras beslutade arbetsplan 2016-2018. Det föreslås att en utbetalning om 39 MSEK görs under 2016 och att 2017 års utbetalning uppgår till 10 MSEK. Den omfattande utbetalningen för 2016 motiveras eftersom att ingen utbetalning från Sidas Humanitära enhet har gjorts under 2014, 2015 eller 2016. Bedömningen är att GFDRR har kapacitet att ta emot ett större belopp och utöka sin verksamhet. På grund av att den svenska resultatstrategin för globala insatser för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017 går mot sitt slut 2017 finns ej för närvarande utrymme för större belopp för åren 2017-2018. Förhoppningen är dock att GFDRR:s verksamhet kommer att vara fortsatt högt prioriterad i den nya resultatstrategin från och med 2018. Avslutningsvis utgör insatsen en del av Sidas åtagande för 2016 inom ramen för "Global Resilience Partnership" (GRP), där Sida förutom det direkta samarbetet med GRP, också identifierat ett antal insatser inom resiliens varav GFDRR bedöms vara en viktig aktör. GFDRR:s vision är en värld där resilienta samhällen har möjlighet att handskas och anpassa sig till uppkomna katastrofer och kriser och därmed minimera de mänskliga och ekonomiska effekterna av katastroferna i enlighet med Sendairamverket. GFDRR:s mål är därför att förebygga och minska risker för katastrofer och kriser genom att bidra till genomförandet och integrerande av ekonomiska, miljömässiga, legala, sociala och hälsomässiga åtgärder på nationell nivå. GFDRR bidrar med stöd till utvecklingsplaner, policies och investeringar och integrera ökad beredskap för respons och återhämtning och därmed stärks motståndskraften, i linje med Sendairamverket. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 25000000 25000000 25000000 25000000 25000000 75000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Environmentally sustainable cities and communities. Miljömässigt hållbara städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10472 Sweden Based on a request from the Ministry of Environmental Protection in Serbia the second phase of a project reducing industrial emissions and strengthening Serbia´s EU accession process with a focus on Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) and the Industrial Emissions Direcive (IED). The project gives special attention to the food sector performance. Activities will aim at supporting the preparation of the negotiation position of Chapter 27, the EU environmental policy chapter. The project is implemented by the Cleaner Production Centre in Serbia (CPCS) at Belgrade University and in cooperation with the Ministry of Environmental Protection. Mot bakgrund av en förfrågan från det serbiska miljöministeriet inleddes andra fasen av ett projekt för att minska industrins utsläpp och stärka Serbiens tillnärmning till EU och genomförandet av Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) samt Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) med ett särskilt fokus på matindustrin. Projektet bidrar med underlag för att förbereda Serbiens förhandlingsposition av Kapitel 27, EU:s miljölagstiftning. Projektet genomförs av Cleaner Production Centre Serbia (CPCS) vid Belgrad Universitet och i samarbete med Miljöministeriet. The general objective is to support the Serbian authorities and a selection of companies (operators) in the food production chain in the implementation of the EU Industrial Emission Directive (IED), in order to foster technological improvement and reduce the impact on the environment (i.e air, water, energy efficiency). Specific components are: 1) Supporting the preparation of Negotiation Position for Chapter 27.  Sweden and Serbia cooperate on EU environmental reform in Serbia, the environmental and climate Chapter 27. Under the first component support prepared the legislative framework in Serbia implementing the EU Industrial Emission Directive (IED). 2) Technical support to companies and competent authorities involved in the process of issuance and control of integrated permits for installations in the food sector. 3) Promotion of technological improvement in the food production chain. Promoting economic integration with the EU and development of market economy and develop innovative market opportunities. 4) Awareness and capacity building through education and events. The project is implemented by the Cleaner Production Center at the Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy (Belgrade University), in cooperation with the Serbian Ministry of Environmental Protection. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry The overall assessment is that the contribution has well achieved the objectives of the intervention and created short and long term results. The contribution has strengthened the capacity of the Government and Ministry of Environmental protection on EU environmental industrial policy reform, and contributed to building capacity at local level, in companies and within the educational structure at the University of Belgrade. The intervention has also contributed in preparing the readiness for permitting procedures and investments in clean technologies. On the four components: 1) Supporting the preparation of Negotiation Position for Chapter 27  Sweden and Serbia cooperate on strengthening EU environmental reform in Serbia, including the EU legislative package on environment and climate, Chapter 27. Under the first component, support has been given to strengthen to the legislative framework in Serbia, implementing the EU Industrial Emission Directive (IED). The achieved results include: - Analysis and preparation of legislation and a Directive Specific Implementation Plan (DSIP) has been completed. This was an important contribution when Serbia's finalised its Negotiating Position on Chapter 27. The Negotiating position was submitted to the EU Commission in 2020. 2) Technical support to companies and competent authorities involved in the process of issuance and control of integrated permits for installations in the food sector. The achieved results include: - A number of municipalities and companies have been supported in permitting processes and 10 draft permits have been prepared, including a template of integrated permits for installations in food sector and training of almost 50 inspectors. - A number of permits for farms prepared, contributing to reduced environmental impact.  - Best Available Technology assessments have been made, an important basis for future investments in green industry. 3) Promotion of technological improvement in the food production chain. Promoting economic integration with the EU and development of market economy and develop innovative market opportunities. The achieved results include: - Analysis and support to the preparation of several environmental investment projects in the food production chain.  4) Awareness and capacity building through education and events The achieved results include: - More than 600 participants trained at workshops. - Several trainings of inspection to improve environmental performance in businesses. - More than 130 students involved in education and trainings, including high school competitions. - Broad media activities communicating advantages with EU environmental standards in industry. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10472-10472A0101 Sweden Based on a request from the Ministry of Environmental Protection in Serbia the second phase of a project reducing industrial emissions and strengthening Serbia´s EU accession process with a focus on Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) and the Industrial Emissions Direcive (IED). The project gives special attention to the food sector performance. Activities will aim at supporting the preparation of the negotiation position of Chapter 27, the EU environmental policy chapter. The project is implemented by the Cleaner Production Centre in Serbia (CPCS) at Belgrade University and in cooperation with the Ministry of Environmental Protection. Mot bakgrund av en förfrågan från det serbiska miljöministeriet inleddes andra fasen av ett projekt för att minska industrins utsläpp och stärka Serbiens tillnärmning till EU och genomförandet av Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) samt Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) med ett särskilt fokus på matindustrin. Projektet bidrar med underlag för att förbereda Serbiens förhandlingsposition av Kapitel 27, EU:s miljölagstiftning. Projektet genomförs av Cleaner Production Centre Serbia (CPCS) vid Belgrad Universitet och i samarbete med Miljöministeriet. The general objective is to support the Serbian authorities and a selection of companies (operators) in the food production chain in the implementation of the EU Industrial Emission Directive (IED), in order to foster technological improvement and reduce the impact on the environment (i.e air, water, energy efficiency). Specific components are: 1) Supporting the preparation of Negotiation Position for Chapter 27.  Sweden and Serbia cooperate on EU environmental reform in Serbia, the environmental and climate Chapter 27. Under the first component support prepared the legislative framework in Serbia implementing the EU Industrial Emission Directive (IED). 2) Technical support to companies and competent authorities involved in the process of issuance and control of integrated permits for installations in the food sector. 3) Promotion of technological improvement in the food production chain. Promoting economic integration with the EU and development of market economy and develop innovative market opportunities. 4) Awareness and capacity building through education and events. The project is implemented by the Cleaner Production Center at the Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy (Belgrade University), in cooperation with the Serbian Ministry of Environmental Protection. Sweden Ministry Environment Protection Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CPCS/Cleaner Production Center Serbia/University of Belgrade, Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy 12.1 - Genomföra det tioåriga ramverket för hållbara konsumtions- och produktionsmönster. Alla länder vidtar åtgärder, med de utvecklade länderna i täten och med hänsyn tagen till utvecklingsländernas utveckling och förutsättningar. 12.1 - Implement the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns, all countries taking action, with developed countries taking the lead, taking into account the development and capabilities of developing countries. 12.3 - Till 2030, halvera det globala matsvinnet per person i butik- och konsumentledet, och minska matsvinnet längs hela livsmedelskedjan, även förlusterna efter skörd. 12.3 - By 2030, halve per capita global food waste at the retail and consumer levels and reduce food losses along production and supply chains, including post-harvest losses. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.6 - Uppmuntra företag, särskilt stora och multinationella företag, att införa hållbara metoder och att integrera hållbarhetsinformation i sin rapporteringscykel. 12.6 - Encourage companies, especially large and transnational companies, to adopt sustainable practices and to integrate sustainability information into their reporting cycle. 12.8 - By 2030, ensure that people everywhere have the relevant information and awareness for sustainable development and lifestyles in harmony with nature. 12.8 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att människor överallt har den information och medvetenhet som behövs för en hållbar utveckling och livsstil i harmoni med naturen. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 9.4 - Till 2030 rusta upp infrastrukturen och anpassa industrin för att göra dessa hållbara, med effektivare resursanvändning och fler rena och miljövänliga tekniker och industriprocesser. Alla länder vidtar åtgärder i enlighet med sina respektive förutsättningar. 9.4 - By 2030, upgrade infrastructure and retrofit industries to make them sustainable, with increased resource-use efficiency and greater adoption of clean and environmentally sound technologies and industrial processes, with all countries taking action in accordance with their respective capabilities. 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The project gives special attention to the food sector performance. Activities will aim at supporting the preparation of the negotiation position of Chapter 27, the EU environmental policy chapter. The project is implemented by the Cleaner Production Centre in Serbia (CPCS) at Belgrade University and in cooperation with the Ministry of Environmental Protection. Mot bakgrund av en förfrågan från det serbiska miljöministeriet inleddes andra fasen av ett projekt för att minska industrins utsläpp och stärka Serbiens tillnärmning till EU och genomförandet av Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) samt Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) med ett särskilt fokus på matindustrin. Projektet bidrar med underlag för att förbereda Serbiens förhandlingsposition av Kapitel 27, EU:s miljölagstiftning. Projektet genomförs av Cleaner Production Centre Serbia (CPCS) vid Belgrad Universitet och i samarbete med Miljöministeriet. The general objective is to support the Serbian authorities and a selection of companies (operators) in the food production chain in the implementation of the EU Industrial Emission Directive (IED), in order to foster technological improvement and reduce the impact on the environment (i.e air, water, energy efficiency). Specific components are: 1) Supporting the preparation of Negotiation Position for Chapter 27.  Sweden and Serbia cooperate on EU environmental reform in Serbia, the environmental and climate Chapter 27. Under the first component support prepared the legislative framework in Serbia implementing the EU Industrial Emission Directive (IED). 2) Technical support to companies and competent authorities involved in the process of issuance and control of integrated permits for installations in the food sector. 3) Promotion of technological improvement in the food production chain. Promoting economic integration with the EU and development of market economy and develop innovative market opportunities. 4) Awareness and capacity building through education and events. The project is implemented by the Cleaner Production Center at the Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy (Belgrade University), in cooperation with the Serbian Ministry of Environmental Protection. Sweden Ministry Environment Protection Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dvoper Ltd 12.6 - Uppmuntra företag, särskilt stora och multinationella företag, att införa hållbara metoder och att integrera hållbarhetsinformation i sin rapporteringscykel. 12.6 - Encourage companies, especially large and transnational companies, to adopt sustainable practices and to integrate sustainability information into their reporting cycle. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 9.4 - By 2030, upgrade infrastructure and retrofit industries to make them sustainable, with increased resource-use efficiency and greater adoption of clean and environmentally sound technologies and industrial processes, with all countries taking action in accordance with their respective capabilities. 9.4 - Till 2030 rusta upp infrastrukturen och anpassa industrin för att göra dessa hållbara, med effektivare resursanvändning och fler rena och miljövänliga tekniker och industriprocesser. Alla länder vidtar åtgärder i enlighet med sina respektive förutsättningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 28800 28800 142400 0 0 0 18000 28800 0 0 0 0 0 0 14400 28800 0 200000 Dvoper Ltd 28800 Dvoper Ltd 28800 Dvoper Ltd 18000 Dvoper Ltd 14400 Dvoper Ltd Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10529 Sweden The Swedish UN Federation (hereinafter referred to as the UN League) has submitted an application for funding for the Communication Agenda "Agenda 2030 and UN Development" to Sida for the period 2017-2019. The budget for the project is 12,010,000 SEK. Sida is the only financier of the project. The aim of the project is to increase the awareness and awareness of the relevant target groups of global development cooperation and Sweden's support to the UN, focusing on Agenda 2030 and the global goals for sustainable development, as well as involving and engaging the target groups in the UN's work for a better world. Priority audiences in the project are: - Pupils at high school and high school. - High school and high school teachers. - Students at universities. - UN Associations, UN Districts and Associated NGOs. - Politicians and other opinion makers, decision makers, government agencies and business representatives. Activities include seminars, education, work with Agenda 2030 ambassadors, study trips, etc. Supporting channels include web platforms such as Världskoll.se and Globalis.se, based on which educational materials and guides are designed and packaged. The UN League also communicates less support to ambassadors and local unions to reach target groups. Svenska FN-förbundet (härefter FN-förbundet) har inkommit med ansökan om bidrag för kommunikationsprojektet "Agenda 2030 och FN:s utvecklingsarbete" till Sida för perioden 2017-2019. Budgeten för projektet omfattar 12 010 000 SEK. Sida är den enda finansiären av projektet. Syftet med projektet är att öka berörda målgruppers kännedom och kunskap om det globala utvecklingssamarbetet och Sveriges stöd till FN med fokus på Agenda 2030 och de globala målen för hållbar utveckling samt att involvera och engagera målgrupperna i FN-förbundets arbete för en bättre värld. Efter projektet förväntas - 722 000 människor fått ökad kännedom om det globala utvecklingssamarbetet och Sveriges stöd till FN med fokus på Agenda 2030 och de globala målen för hållbar utveckling. - 235 000 människor fått ökad kunskap om det globala utvecklingssamarbetet och Sveriges stöd till FN med fokus på Agenda 2030 och de globala målen för hållbar utveckling. - 22 000 personer ur programmets målgrupper engagerat sig i programmet genom att använda de verktyg och aktiviteter som programmet erbjuder och/eller genomföra aktiviteter lokalt och därmed sprida kunskapen vidare. Prioriterade målgrupper i projektet är: - Elever på högstadiet och gymnasiet. - Lärare på högstadiet och gymnasiet. - Studerande på universitet och högskolor. - FN-föreningar, FN-distrikt och anslutna riksorganisationer. - Politiker och andra opinionsbildare, beslutsfattare, myndigheter samt näringslivsrepresentanter. Aktiviteter omfattar bland annat seminarier, utbildningar, arbete med Agenda 2030 ambassadörer, studieresor mm. Bärande kanaler är bland annat webbplattformar som Världskoll.se och Globalis.se, utifrån vilka utbildningsmaterial och handledningar utformas och paketeras. FN-förbundet vidareförmedlar även mindre stöd till ambassadörer och lokala FN-föreningar för att nå målgrupperna. Det övergripande målet är att öka berörda målgruppers kännedom och kunskap om det globala utvecklingssamarbetet och Sveriges stöd till FN med fokus på Agenda 2030 och de globala målen för hållbar utveckling samt att involvera och engagera målgrupperna i programmets huvudfrågor. Kommunikationsinsatserna i programmet riktar sig till elever på högstadie- och gymnasieskola, studerande på universitet- och högskolor, FN-föreningar och FN-distrikt samt politiker och beslutsfattare. Bärande kanaler är bland annat webbplattformar som Världskoll.se och Globalis.se. FN-förbundet vidareförmedlar även mindre stöd till ambassadörer och lokala FN-föreningar som genomför olika aktiviteter för att nå målgrupperna. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Samlad resultatbedöming för Svenska FN-förbundets Info/kom insats 2017-2018 Under insatsperioden 2017–2018 så har Svenska FN-förbundet arbetat med en bredd av informations-och påverkansinsatser på utvecklingsområdet. Inom ramen för detta arbete har de fokuserat på Agenda 2030 och dess genomförande, både lokalt, nationellt och internationellt. Sida ser positivt att Svenska FN-förbundet genomfört en aggregerad målgruppsanalys för hela insatsperioden samt att de lyckats nå ut till sekundära målgrupper samt nya målgrupper inkluderat högstadieskolor och näringslivet. Sida noterar inom ramen för målgruppsanalysen att kunskaperna inom målgruppen politiker och andra opinionsbildare, beslutsfattare, myndigheter samt näringslivsrepresentanter varit lägre än förväntat när programmet designades. Sida noterar också särskilt att Svenska FN-förbundet lyckats förena sitt externa miljömässiga hållbarhetsarbete med internt hållbarhetsarbete för att minska organisationens CO2 avtryck. Detta är något som Sida ser som en mycket positiv utveckling för organisationen.  Under insatsperioden så har Svenska FN-förbundet valt att fokusera på events som leder till en större förändring hos mottagarsidan på en ”Outcome nivå” utifrån en förfinad interventionslogik där de tydligare har lyckats mäta beteendeförändringar. Ex är seminariet som arrangerades efter parlamentarikerresan eller en halvdags uppföljande event kring deras stafettpinne som de initierade i Almedalen 2018 goda exempel på detta. Stafettpinnen gav tydliga ringar på vattnet som följdes upp av ett rundabordssamtal med olika aktörer för Agendans genomförande som sedan avslutade med utskick till samtliga riksdagsledamöter. För att kunna följa det fortsatta arbetet uppmanade Svenska FN-förbundet samtliga mottagare av stafettpinnen att registrera sina respektive åtaganden på organisationens hemsida och berätta vad man tagit för initiativ och vem man lämnat stafettpinnen vidare till. Sida ser positivt på att Svenska FN-förbundet förbättrat den geografiska spridningen av aktiviteter under insatsperioden dock noterar Sida att det inom detta område finns fortsatt utvecklingspotential. Svenska FN-förbundet har identifierat att de kurser som anordnas i Stockholm nått dubbelt så många deltagare i jämförelse med de som arrangerats på övriga orter ute i landet. FN-förbundet har på ett föredömligt sätt ändå gjort bedömningen att det är av särskilt värde att hålla en kurs i exempelvis Umeå trots färre deltagare än i Stockholm för att kunna att mobilisera lokalt aktiva samt för att nå ut till nya målgrupper. Under projektperioden har Svenska FN-förbundet arbetat i all större utsträckning med att förstärka sin resultatstyrning och deras kontinuerliga uppföljningsarbete. Alla anställda inom insatsen har gått Sida Partnerships Forums kurs i Results Based Management (RBM). Så även den då biträdande generalsekreterare, ekonomiansvarig och den internationella projekthandläggaren för att etablera detta brett i organisation för att få en samsyn internt. Svenska FN-förbundet har även anställt en särskild fokalpunkt för RBM inom organisationen. Vid insatsens start var det mycket fokus på aktiviteter och relevans, men mindre fokus på ”Outcome-nivå”. Svenska FN-förbundet har under insatsperioden följt upp resultatkedjan för de olika aktiviteterna kopplade till deras huvudsakliga metoder tydligare och på ett föredömligt sätt lyckats länka samman dessa för att undvika "the missig middle" och finna tydligare synergier internt och externt med andra projekt och initiativ. Svenska FN-förbundet har även uppnått en bättre balans mellan kvantitativa och kvalitativa indikatorer.  En av riskerna som Sida har identifierat under insatsperioden har varit Svenska FN-förbundets vidareförmedling av stöd. Samtidigt ser Sida positivt på att Svenska FN-förbundet har bidragit aktivt till en starkare folkrörelse utifrån principen om tillit-styrning. Under den kontinuerliga uppföljningen och av de lärdomarna som identifierades i samband med årsrapporten för 2017 var att insatsen var personalintensiv och beroende av vidare förmedlare i stor utsträckning. Genom att använda interaktiva paket som kontextualiserar projektets temafrågor har målgrupperna bidragit till större spridning än beräknat. De globala målen har integrerats i samtliga av FN-förbundets fokusfrågor. Dock kan Sida konstatera att när engångsinsatser sker mot målgruppen elever blir det svårt att följa upp och genom att utveckla de plattformar och verktyg som organisationen redan har kan de växa och fördjupa engagemanget för fokusfrågorna på ett mer strategiskt och mer effektfullt sätt. En annan viktig lärdom från insats-perioden är att projektbidragsformen, som fungerar väldigt väl mot målgruppen FN-föreningar, inte fungerar lika väl mot målgruppen FN-skolor. Verktyget i sin helhet har dock även utvärderats sedan projektets första år och som en del av förra årets lärdomar har en del reformeringar kommit på plats under året. FN-förbundet har stärkt sitt arbete med intern riskhantering genom att ex. arrangera utbildningsdagar för målgruppen, men även genom at testa nya forum för att nå ut.  Sida bedömer insatsen som kostnadseffektiv och godkänner den finansiella rapporten för hela insatsperioden. Under projektperioden har Svenska FN-förbundet strävat efter att finna synergier med olika verksamheter på FN-förbundet. De har återbetalat kvarstående summa för projektet (en kvarstående balans om 4% som återstår vid projektperiodens slut). Den främsta anledning till detta är att de konsoliderat deras arbete alltmer och dragit ner på tryckt material och gått över till att bli alltmer digitala. Svenska FN-förbundet har även dragit ner på deras medverkan på ett antal mässor som är kostsamma men som vi efter noggrant övervägande beslutat för att ej närvara på eftersom de visat sig ej vara lika effektivt nyttjande av medel. Sida ser postivt på att Svenska FN-förbundet istället varit mer målgruppsspecifika. Sida noterar att Svenska FN-förbundet kunnat synka insatser med FN-skola, Glokala Sverige och andra verksamheter internt vilket gjort att projektet blivit mer kostnadseffektivt. Ytterligare en anledning till att Svenska FN-förbundet ej nyttjat samtliga medel är att deras studieresa för riksdagsledamöterna blev betydligt mer kostnadseffektiv av den anledning att Sveriges ambassad och FN-systemet valde att bekosta merparten av resorna till projekten i fält samt en del måltider. Vidare har FN-elevföreningarna haft lägre möjlighet än beräknat att söka bidrag för aktiviteter på sina skolor. Man har istället genomfört aktiviteter som inte kostat pengar utan enbart använt sig av projektet material.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10529-10529A0101 Sweden The Swedish UN Federation (hereinafter referred to as the UN League) has submitted an application for funding for the Communication Agenda "Agenda 2030 and UN Development" to Sida for the period 2017-2019. The budget for the project is 12,010,000 SEK. Sida is the only financier of the project. The aim of the project is to increase the awareness and awareness of the relevant target groups of global development cooperation and Sweden's support to the UN, focusing on Agenda 2030 and the global goals for sustainable development, as well as involving and engaging the target groups in the UN's work for a better world. Priority audiences in the project are: - Pupils at high school and high school. - High school and high school teachers. - Students at universities. - UN Associations, UN Districts and Associated NGOs. - Politicians and other opinion makers, decision makers, government agencies and business representatives. Activities include seminars, education, work with Agenda 2030 ambassadors, study trips, etc. Supporting channels include web platforms such as Världskoll.se and Globalis.se, based on which educational materials and guides are designed and packaged. The UN League also communicates less support to ambassadors and local unions to reach target groups. Svenska FN-förbundet (härefter FN-förbundet) har inkommit med ansökan om bidrag för kommunikationsprojektet "Agenda 2030 och FN:s utvecklingsarbete" till Sida för perioden 2017-2019. Budgeten för projektet omfattar 12 010 000 SEK. Sida är den enda finansiären av projektet. Syftet med projektet är att öka berörda målgruppers kännedom och kunskap om det globala utvecklingssamarbetet och Sveriges stöd till FN med fokus på Agenda 2030 och de globala målen för hållbar utveckling samt att involvera och engagera målgrupperna i FN-förbundets arbete för en bättre värld. Efter projektet förväntas - 722 000 människor fått ökad kännedom om det globala utvecklingssamarbetet och Sveriges stöd till FN med fokus på Agenda 2030 och de globala målen för hållbar utveckling. - 235 000 människor fått ökad kunskap om det globala utvecklingssamarbetet och Sveriges stöd till FN med fokus på Agenda 2030 och de globala målen för hållbar utveckling. - 22 000 personer ur programmets målgrupper engagerat sig i programmet genom att använda de verktyg och aktiviteter som programmet erbjuder och/eller genomföra aktiviteter lokalt och därmed sprida kunskapen vidare. Prioriterade målgrupper i projektet är: - Elever på högstadiet och gymnasiet. - Lärare på högstadiet och gymnasiet. - Studerande på universitet och högskolor. - FN-föreningar, FN-distrikt och anslutna riksorganisationer. - Politiker och andra opinionsbildare, beslutsfattare, myndigheter samt näringslivsrepresentanter. Aktiviteter omfattar bland annat seminarier, utbildningar, arbete med Agenda 2030 ambassadörer, studieresor mm. Bärande kanaler är bland annat webbplattformar som Världskoll.se och Globalis.se, utifrån vilka utbildningsmaterial och handledningar utformas och paketeras. FN-förbundet vidareförmedlar även mindre stöd till ambassadörer och lokala FN-föreningar för att nå målgrupperna. Det övergripande målet är att öka berörda målgruppers kännedom och kunskap om det globala utvecklingssamarbetet och Sveriges stöd till FN med fokus på Agenda 2030 och de globala målen för hållbar utveckling samt att involvera och engagera målgrupperna i programmets huvudfrågor. Kommunikationsinsatserna i programmet riktar sig till elever på högstadie- och gymnasieskola, studerande på universitet- och högskolor, FN-föreningar och FN-distrikt samt politiker och beslutsfattare. Bärande kanaler är bland annat webbplattformar som Världskoll.se och Globalis.se. FN-förbundet vidareförmedlar även mindre stöd till ambassadörer och lokala FN-föreningar som genomför olika aktiviteter för att nå målgrupperna. Sweden Svenska FN-förbundet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska FN-förbundet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4900000 0 0 0 0 1900000 3000000 0 0 0 4900000 Svenska FN-förbundet 3000000 Svenska FN-förbundet 1900000 Svenska FN-förbundet 3400000 Svenska FN-förbundet -3400000 Svenska FN-förbundet Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om genomförandet för politiken för global utveckling (PGU) och Agenda 2030 med de globala målen för hållbar utveckling Ökad kunskap om genomförandet för politiken för global utveckling (PGU) och Agenda 2030 med de globala målen för hållbar utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-10529-10529A0102 Sweden The Swedish UN Federation (hereinafter referred to as the UN League) has submitted an application for funding for the Communication Agenda "Agenda 2030 and UN Development" to Sida for the period 2017-2019. The budget for the project is 12,010,000 SEK. Sida is the only financier of the project. The aim of the project is to increase the awareness and awareness of the relevant target groups of global development cooperation and Sweden's support to the UN, focusing on Agenda 2030 and the global goals for sustainable development, as well as involving and engaging the target groups in the UN's work for a better world. Priority audiences in the project are: - Pupils at high school and high school. - High school and high school teachers. - Students at universities. - UN Associations, UN Districts and Associated NGOs. - Politicians and other opinion makers, decision makers, government agencies and business representatives. Activities include seminars, education, work with Agenda 2030 ambassadors, study trips, etc. Supporting channels include web platforms such as Världskoll.se and Globalis.se, based on which educational materials and guides are designed and packaged. The UN League also communicates less support to ambassadors and local unions to reach target groups. Svenska FN-förbundet (härefter FN-förbundet) har inkommit med ansökan om bidrag för kommunikationsprojektet "Agenda 2030 och FN:s utvecklingsarbete" till Sida för perioden 2017-2019. Budgeten för projektet omfattar 12 010 000 SEK. Sida är den enda finansiären av projektet. Syftet med projektet är att öka berörda målgruppers kännedom och kunskap om det globala utvecklingssamarbetet och Sveriges stöd till FN med fokus på Agenda 2030 och de globala målen för hållbar utveckling samt att involvera och engagera målgrupperna i FN-förbundets arbete för en bättre värld. Efter projektet förväntas - 722 000 människor fått ökad kännedom om det globala utvecklingssamarbetet och Sveriges stöd till FN med fokus på Agenda 2030 och de globala målen för hållbar utveckling. - 235 000 människor fått ökad kunskap om det globala utvecklingssamarbetet och Sveriges stöd till FN med fokus på Agenda 2030 och de globala målen för hållbar utveckling. - 22 000 personer ur programmets målgrupper engagerat sig i programmet genom att använda de verktyg och aktiviteter som programmet erbjuder och/eller genomföra aktiviteter lokalt och därmed sprida kunskapen vidare. Prioriterade målgrupper i projektet är: - Elever på högstadiet och gymnasiet. - Lärare på högstadiet och gymnasiet. - Studerande på universitet och högskolor. - FN-föreningar, FN-distrikt och anslutna riksorganisationer. - Politiker och andra opinionsbildare, beslutsfattare, myndigheter samt näringslivsrepresentanter. Aktiviteter omfattar bland annat seminarier, utbildningar, arbete med Agenda 2030 ambassadörer, studieresor mm. Bärande kanaler är bland annat webbplattformar som Världskoll.se och Globalis.se, utifrån vilka utbildningsmaterial och handledningar utformas och paketeras. FN-förbundet vidareförmedlar även mindre stöd till ambassadörer och lokala FN-föreningar för att nå målgrupperna. Det övergripande målet är att öka berörda målgruppers kännedom och kunskap om det globala utvecklingssamarbetet och Sveriges stöd till FN med fokus på Agenda 2030 och de globala målen för hållbar utveckling samt att involvera och engagera målgrupperna i programmets huvudfrågor. Kommunikationsinsatserna i programmet riktar sig till elever på högstadie- och gymnasieskola, studerande på universitet- och högskolor, FN-föreningar och FN-distrikt samt politiker och beslutsfattare. Bärande kanaler är bland annat webbplattformar som Världskoll.se och Globalis.se. FN-förbundet vidareförmedlar även mindre stöd till ambassadörer och lokala FN-föreningar som genomför olika aktiviteter för att nå målgrupperna. Sweden Svenska FN-förbundet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska FN-förbundet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3400000 3400000 -339307 3400000 Svenska FN-förbundet 3400000 Svenska FN-förbundet -339307 Svenska FN-förbundet Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om genomförandet för politiken för global utveckling (PGU) och Agenda 2030 med de globala målen för hållbar utveckling Ökad kunskap om genomförandet för politiken för global utveckling (PGU) och Agenda 2030 med de globala målen för hållbar utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-10545 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering i Turkiet med UNDP inom governance, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Kandidaten har efter avslutat JPO uppdrag fortsatt vara anställd av UNDP. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10545-10545A0101 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering i Turkiet med UNDP inom governance, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2640443 0 0 0 1212352 1428091 2640443 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1212352.25 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1428090.6799999999 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-10545-10545A0102 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering i Turkiet med UNDP inom governance, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 629778 629779 0 1259557 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-10547 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering Uganda med UNICEF som Health Systems Officer, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Uganda Population policy and administrative management Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Kandidaten blev förlängd av UNICEF ytterligare ett år innan hen återvände till Sverige där hen arbetar med en internationell NGO inom relaterat ämne till sitt UNICEF uppdrag. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10547-10547A0101 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering Uganda med UNICEF som Health Systems Officer, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1313559 1184785 0 1313559 0 0 0 1184785 2498344 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1313558.8600000001 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1184784.53 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-10547-10547A0102 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering Uganda med UNICEF som Health Systems Officer, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1401656 602899 0 1401656 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 602899.25 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-10554 Sweden The contribution is for a Junior Professional Officer (JPO) position. The position is addressing the Agenda 2030 goal 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. Thematic area is peacebuilding with focus on gender equality, women's empowerment and human rights. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med UN Women i Colombia för att arbeta med Women, Peace and Security, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general JPOn har efter avslutad tjänst återvänt till Sverige No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10554-10554A0101 Sweden The contribution is for a Junior Professional Officer (JPO) position. The position is addressing the Agenda 2030 goal 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. Thematic area is peacebuilding with focus on gender equality, women's empowerment and human rights. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med UN Women i Colombia för att arbeta med Women, Peace and Security, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1407399 0 0 0 1407399 0 0 0 1407399 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 1407399.3900000001 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women SE-0-SE-6-10554-10554A0102 Sweden The contribution is for a Junior Professional Officer (JPO) position. The position is addressing the Agenda 2030 goal 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. Thematic area is peacebuilding with focus on gender equality, women's empowerment and human rights. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med UN Women i Colombia för att arbeta med Women, Peace and Security, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1062919 1429682 0 0 0 520788 1062919 2492601 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 1062919.26 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 520777.86 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-10562 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av en JPO tjänst med UNHCR i Zambia, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Relief co-ordination and support services Emergency Response JPOn genomförde sin tjänstgöring med UNHCR enligt plan. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10562-10562A0101-H Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av en JPO tjänst med UNHCR i Zambia, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram Sweden UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1001007 0 0 0 0 0 1001007 1001007 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 1001006.83 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees SE-0-SE-6-10562-10562A0102-H Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av en JPO tjänst med UNHCR i Zambia, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram Sweden UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1015742 514607 0 514606 0 1015743 1530349 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 1015741.7300000001 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 514605.84 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-10564 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering i Kenya med UNEP, för att bidra till implementeringen av strategin Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection JPOn fullföljde sina tre år med UNEP. De två första åren i Kenya och det tredje året i Thailand. Hen fick sedan anställning inom FN. Efter avslutad anställning inom FN har hen arbetat med internationellt utvecklingssamarbete kring frågor om miljö på en svensk myndighet. Målet bedöms vara uppnått och insatsen har bidragit till resursbasutveckling. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10564-10564A0101 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering i Kenya med UNEP, för att bidra till implementeringen av strategin Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1435741 0 0 0 0 1435741 0 1435741 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1435740.8899999999 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme SE-0-SE-6-10564-10564A0102 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering i Kenya med UNEP, för att bidra till implementeringen av strategin Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1111703 464592 0 464593 1111703 0 0 1576295 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1111702.6600000001 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 464592.43 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-10617 Sweden It is an expert service for increased trade / gender equality, poverty reduction that is to be seconded to World Bank Trade and Competitiveness Global Practice; which works to promote economic growth, poverty reduction, job creation and to promote increased incomes in poor countries in order to eradicate poverty and promote greater prosperity. The effort is part of the central secondment program for multilateral for middle and senior level. This follows the DG decision from 2013-02-08 and the decision on the Revised Objective for the program from 2016-06-16. The motive and purpose of the program are; - Seconding in a competence supply perspective The seconding policies of international systems are based on a high degree of reciprocity. They are there in addition to the regular recruitment systems, to enable more targeted and time-limited supply of skills, usually in areas where there is a mutual interest between the country that secondizes and the organization that receives. Det är en experttjänst för ökad handel/jämställdhet, minskad fattigdomsbekämpning som skall sekonderas till World Bank Trade and Competitivness Global Practice; som arbetar med att främja ekonomisk tillväxt, fattigdomsbekämpning, arbetsskapande insatser och att främja ökade inkomster i fattiga länder i syfte att utrota fattigdom och främja ökat välstånd. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Reviderad Målbild för programmet från 2016-06-16. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning, oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Huvudsyftet med sekonderingsprogrammet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer utgör en väsentlig del av det svenska biståndet. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. - Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Government & Civil Society-general Banking & Financial Services SE-0-SE-6-10617-10617A0101 Sweden It is an expert service for increased trade / gender equality, poverty reduction that is to be seconded to World Bank Trade and Competitiveness Global Practice; which works to promote economic growth, poverty reduction, job creation and to promote increased incomes in poor countries in order to eradicate poverty and promote greater prosperity. The effort is part of the central secondment program for multilateral for middle and senior level. This follows the DG decision from 2013-02-08 and the decision on the Revised Objective for the program from 2016-06-16. The motive and purpose of the program are; - Seconding in a competence supply perspective The seconding policies of international systems are based on a high degree of reciprocity. They are there in addition to the regular recruitment systems, to enable more targeted and time-limited supply of skills, usually in areas where there is a mutual interest between the country that secondizes and the organization that receives. Det är en experttjänst för ökad handel/jämställdhet, minskad fattigdomsbekämpning som skall sekonderas till World Bank Trade and Competitivness Global Practice; som arbetar med att främja ekonomisk tillväxt, fattigdomsbekämpning, arbetsskapande insatser och att främja ökade inkomster i fattiga länder i syfte att utrota fattigdom och främja ökat välstånd. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Reviderad Målbild för programmet från 2016-06-16. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning, oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Huvudsyftet med sekonderingsprogrammet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer utgör en väsentlig del av det svenska biståndet. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. - Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4300000 0 0 4300000 0 0 4300000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 4277792.5599999996 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 0 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-10617-10617A0102 Sweden It is an expert service for increased trade / gender equality, poverty reduction that is to be seconded to World Bank Trade and Competitiveness Global Practice; which works to promote economic growth, poverty reduction, job creation and to promote increased incomes in poor countries in order to eradicate poverty and promote greater prosperity. The effort is part of the central secondment program for multilateral for middle and senior level. This follows the DG decision from 2013-02-08 and the decision on the Revised Objective for the program from 2016-06-16. The motive and purpose of the program are; - Seconding in a competence supply perspective The seconding policies of international systems are based on a high degree of reciprocity. They are there in addition to the regular recruitment systems, to enable more targeted and time-limited supply of skills, usually in areas where there is a mutual interest between the country that secondizes and the organization that receives. Det är en experttjänst för ökad handel/jämställdhet, minskad fattigdomsbekämpning som skall sekonderas till World Bank Trade and Competitivness Global Practice; som arbetar med att främja ekonomisk tillväxt, fattigdomsbekämpning, arbetsskapande insatser och att främja ökade inkomster i fattiga länder i syfte att utrota fattigdom och främja ökat välstånd. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Reviderad Målbild för programmet från 2016-06-16. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning, oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Huvudsyftet med sekonderingsprogrammet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer utgör en väsentlig del av det svenska biståndet. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. - Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2547438 0 0 0 2547438 0 0 2547438 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 2547438.2999999998 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-10625 Sweden 2017) the membership fee to the DCED is 45 000 USD. Medlemsavgif till DCED Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Business Policy and Administration Business & Other Services Sidas medlemsskap i DCED har under perioden varit mycket aktivt, med omfattande samarbete med sekretariatet och andra givare. Sida har bidragit med sina perspektiv och framgångsrikt drivit dialogfrågor och samarbeten kring prioriterade tematiska underområden inom privatsektorutveckling, inklusive marknadssystemutveckling, investeringsklimatreformer, resultatmätning, kvinnors ekonomisk egenmakt, grön tillväxt, samverkan med näringslivet och PSD i konflikt och humanitär kontext. Sida har dragit nytta av DCEDs omfattande kunskapsbank och lärandeevents, samtidigt som flera workshops har samarrangerats. Tillsammans med informationsdelning m.m. har det bidragit till kunskaputveckling och erfarenhetsutbyte inom Sida, särskilt nätverket för sysselsättning och marknad men även andra enheter, samt mellan Sida, DCED och andra givare. Sidas positiva erfarenheter och stora nytta har lett till att Sida bereder en ny insats för ett treårigt medlemsskap i DCED, samt för extra resurser till dess arbetsgrupper, med ett särskilt tillskott till arbetet med marknadssuystemutveckling, som har hög prioritet och hör efterfrågan inom nätverket för sysselsättning och marknad. Sida har ett löpande avtal med IFC, som administrerar en Trust Fund för DCED, sedan 2006. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10625-10625A0101 Sweden 2017) the membership fee to the DCED is 45 000 USD. Medlemsavgif till DCED Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 424076 0 0 424076 424076 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 424076.22 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 372901.5 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group -372902 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group SE-0-SE-6-10625-10625A0102 Sweden 2017) the membership fee to the DCED is 45 000 USD. Medlemsavgif till DCED Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 372902 372902 372902 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 372902 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group SE-0-SE-6-10717 Sweden Support to UNICEF for "Improving Maternal, Newborn and Child Health through Integrated Approaches in West Nile 2017-2018. Detta beslut är ett beslut om stöd till UNICEF för projektet "Improving Maternal, Newborn and Child Health through Integrated Approaches" i West Nile 2017-2018. Beslutet har inte föregåtts av beslut om beredning då stödet bygger på UNICEF:s liknande projekt i Karamoja-distriktet som ambassaden beslutade stödja i slutet av 2015. UNICEF har den 23 november 2016 inkommit med en ansökan till ambassaden för ovan nämnda program med en initial budget på 35 MSEK för 2017-2018. Det föreslagna stödet till UNICEF syftar till att bidra till minskad mödra, neonatal och barnadödlighet samt förbättrad barnhälsa och utveckling i West Nile regionen, genom att stärka hälso- och sjukvårdssektorns kapacitet att tillhandahållanda mödra- och barnhälsovård av god kvalitet med fokus på integrerade och innovativa strategier. Projektets primära målgrupp är gravida kvinnor, nyblivna mödrar, nyfödda barn och barn under fem år i åtta distrikt i West Nile - en region som mottagit ett stort antal sydsudanesiska flyktingar. West Nile regionen har några av de lägsta hälsoindikatorerna i Uganda, t.ex. antal vaccinerade barn, antal födslar på kliniker och användning av myggnät, med hög förekomst av malaria, diarré och hiv/aids. Regionen har en av de högsta nivåerna av barnadödlighet, där uppskattningsvis 125 barn dör innan de uppnått fem års åldern per 1000 levande födda barn, jämfört med Ugandas genomsnitt på 90. Sedan december 2013 har regionen sett en stor ökning av flyktingar från Sydsudan, vilket ansträngt den redan otillräckliga hälssosektorn ytterligare. Sedan konflikten intensifierades i juli i år har antalet flytkingar uppgått till över 30 000 per månad. För närvarande befinner sig över 500 000 sydsudanesiska flyktingar i West Nile regionen, varav cirka 86 procent är kvinnor och barn. UNICEF arbetar både med utvecklings- och humanitärt bistånd och är en av UNHCR:s och regeringens viktigaste partners i flyktingmottagandet, med fokus på livräddande åtgärder inom hälsa, nutrition, vatten, sanitet och hygien. Sveriges nuvarande resultatstrategi för Uganda fokuserar inte på att stärka länken mellan utvecklingsstöd och humanitärt bistånd, katastrofriskreducering (DRR) eller resiliens. Det föreslagna stödet till UNICEF syftar därför till att stärka kapaciteten inom hälsosektorn i West Nile samt möta upp det ökade behovet av hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster och den humanitära responsen i de distrikt som mottar störst andel flyktingar. Genom att stödja UNICEF:s reguljära verksamhet i West Nile kan UNICEF även frigöra medel för sin humanitära verksamhet, idag allvarligt underfinansierad. The overall outcome of the intervention is "Strengthened health sector capacity in the West Nile sub-region to scale up and sustain the provision of high impact MNCH interventions, with a focus on integrated and innovative approaches to reach the unreached". The three expected outputs are: 1) Strengthened capacity of DHMTs in nine districts of West Nile for equity-focused MNCH analysis, planning and monitoring. 2) Improved capacity of health facilities and providers in the West Nile districts to deliver an integrated package of quality essential MNCH services to host and refugee communities. 3) Strengthened capacity of VHTs in West Nile for demand generation, service delivery and referrals, social inclusion, social accountability and reduction of financial barriers. Covid-19 extension June 2020 Two additional outcomes with underlying outputs were added through a cost-extension in June 2020: Outcome 1: Improved health sector capacity to prepare for and respond to COVID-19 epidemic Output 1.1: Enhanced capacity of the MoH to coordinate, plan and monitor the COVID-19 response. Output 1.2: Improved capacity of District Task Forces in selected districts to coordinate, plan, implement, monitor and report on core COVID-19 activities as per national standard. Output 1.3: Target Health Facilities are provided with IPC supplies and supported to implement adequate infection prevention and controls measures. Output 1.4: Communities are provided with accurate information on COVID-19 prevention and care seeking, as well as key family care practices and utilization of essential health services by pregnant women, newborn, children and adolescents during the COVID-19 outbreak. Outcome 2: Sustained health sector capacity to deliver essential health and nutrition services for pregnant and lactating women, newborns and young children, and adolescents. Output 2.1: Improved capacity of the MoH to coordinate, plan and monitor a sustained delivery essential health and nutrition services in the context of COVID-19 outbreak Output 2.2: Selected health facilities and communities in target districts have improved capacity to identify, refer and manage maternal obstetrics complications Output 2.3: Selected health facilities have adequate WASH infrastructure and improved capacities to implement adequate infection prevention and control measures Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Uganda Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health The intervention addresses the underlying causes of poor health and nutrition outcomes in children, adolescents and women in West Nile and targets both refugee and host populations. The activities are aligned with the Uganda Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) Sharpened Plan and the Integrated Health Sector Refugee Response Plan. The analysis below is based on the annual narrative and financial report for 2019 and dialogue with UNICEF during Jan-Sep 2020 including a bi-annual review meeting held on 2nd September. Summary of key results UNICEF summarises the main achievements from the 2017 onset of the intervention as follows: - Improved access and coverage of antenatal and delivery care - Improved quality of care for maternal and newborn health - Strengthened capacity for planning and data systems at the national level - Improved governance at the district and health facility level- Improved physical environment through WASH, rehabilitation and lighting The first achievement is exemplified by an increase in four or more antenatal care (ANC) visits from 40% to 51% and 52% in 2017, 2018 and 2019 respectively, with seven out of eleven districts reporting an increase. The slow increase in 2019 is assessed by UNICEF as a result of late care-seeking behaviour by pregnant mothers, due to fear of disclosure of pregnancy and they intend to address it by strengthened community mobilisation and and engagement. The latter activities are however already part of the intervention why it can be discussed how effective they are in changing social norms and thereby care-seeking behavior. The question was put by Sida at the bi-annual review meeting, but without any conclusive answer other than that it's challenging to achieve behavioural change. In total, 69% of pregnant mothers were reported to have delivered in health facilities in the region in 2019, compared to 70% in 2018. While below the national target of 80% it is above the national average of 63 %. District performance is measured using an MoH methodology that rates districts based on performance against indicators such as health facility deliveries, maternal death reviews and completeness of reports. Over the entire project period, four districts have improved while four declined. Reasons for decline vary, but e.g. in Arua district it's mainly attributed to weak leadership and an increasing number of migrants who are not captured as refugees but still stretch the health system. Yumbe district which also shows a significant decline in performance, host the largest number of refugees in the region and in 2019 the refugee population was added to the denominators which contributed to the drop in performance. An important achievement worth separate mentioning is that thanks to Sida's support, eight out of ten districts are by December 2019 providing adolescent health services. The support includes mentorship, establishment of special adolescent clinics in some health facilities and community dialogues targeting the young people in the catchment area. At the onset of the project in 2017 adolescent services were completely absent in the targeted districts.  UNICEF also reports that the intervention has been "instrumental in improving: i) district health managers capacity to use data for evidence-based planning, budgeting and monitoring of RMNCAH services; ii) competency and skills of frontline health workers; and iii) availability of equipment and improvements in the physical environment in targeted health facilities." Output examples are: - construction of WASH facilities such as solar-powered water systems, latrines, bath shelters, incinerators, and placenta pits in twelve health facilities. - In 2019, an additional 23 health facilities were reported to have labour rooms which were WASH compliant, indicating a 15 per cent improvement from 2018, which further contributed to the functionalization of health centre IVs in the region. - Eight hospitals and fourteen health centres were equipped with essential equipment for maternal and newborn care. Special Care Units for newborns were established in two additional hospitals (Nebbi and Maracha). Cumulatively, 10 of the targeted 20 CEmONC (Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care) facilities had functional newborn care units by the end of 2019. - In 2019 UNICEF supported the training of 99 midwives in all the four modules of EmONC. This is in addition to the 180 and 92 doctors and midwives who were trained in 2017 and 2018, respectively. - In 2019 388 health workers from 127 health facilities were covered by on-the-job mentorship and supportive supervision. - In 2019 UNICEF supported the construction of WASH facilities in 10 health care facilities (seven HC IIIs and three HC IIs), including ten solar-powered water systems with distribution to maternity, laboratory and other wards, twenty latrines, eighteen bath shelters, nine incinerators and four placenta pits. - To address the second delay leading to maternal and neonatal deaths, UNICEF, with Sida funds, supported inter-facility referrals of pregnant mothers with obstetric and newborn complications. In 2019, 588 ambulance referrals were supported in West Nile, 98.5 per cent (579/588) of which were mothers, and 1.5 per cent (9/588) were children under five. There is no doubt that the intervention is well-managed and overall is performing well. What is lacking in the reporting is an aggregated aggregated analysis of progress beyond the quantitative indicator specific measuring which of course is also important. There is limited space given to elaboration on the overall trajectory towards strengthened health sector capacity which is the overarching objective of the intervention. This was shared in writing as feedback on the annual report and communicated during the bi-annual review meeting where UNICEF took note. Improvements are expected in the next report due on 30th June 2021.  Communication It should be noted that UNICEF have been very active with communication efforts, producing and publishing several stories and being active on social media. The Embassy and Sida have been able to successfully piggy-back on these efforts for good visibility in Sida both in Uganda and for our Swedish constituency. Impact of Covid-19 As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, all embassies in Africa with development cooperation strategies were on March 18th 2020 tasked by Sida's Africa Department to engage in dialogue with all partners on i) implementation risks, ii) need for adaptation and iii) ideas about new initiatives. This resulted in adjustments of several contributions including reprogramming of funds, across the portfolio. The dialogue with UNICEF concerning this programme had already on 11th May lead to reprogramming of USD 100,700 to Covid-19 related mitigation and response activities (minor amendment of contribution). With additional funding becoming available and with UNICEF being a key partner within health and playing an important role in supporting the national response to the pandemic, Sida approached UNICEF to enquire about their absorption capacity and operational priorities. In the early stages of the dialogue, UNICEF expressed both the need for additional resources and the absorption capacity. Hence, Sida requested a supplementary funding proposal for an extension of the existing programme, with focus both on support to the continuation of essential health services, in order to mitigate the negative impacts of restrictions, and to direct covid-19 response activities. The proposed activities were assessed as fully in line with Sida's request and the decision was made 30 June 2020 to add SEK 42m, to extend the activity period with 12 months until 31st August 2021 and the validity of the agreement until 31 December 2022. Through the decision UNICEF were given the flexibility to go beyond the original programme's geographic focus on the West Nile region in order to be fully needs based. This is reflected in the inclusion of only non West Nile districts for the pandemic response activities (outcome 1) and the inclusion of the Kawempe referral hospital for support to continuity of essential services under outcome 2, which otherwise only focuses on West Nile. Kawempe Hospital serves as the national referral hospital focusing on maternal, newborn and child health conditions and delivers 80-120 mothers daily of which approximately 30 % require c-section and over 10% require critical care. The support to Kawempe is motivated by Kampala having the highest numbers of maternal deaths between July 2019 and April 2020, with an institutional maternal mortality ratio at 145.8 against a national average of 93.5 per 100,000 deliveries. Approximately 71% of these deaths were registered in Kawempe Hospital. Furthermore, the monthly average for maternal deaths has increased in the context of Covid-19 with more than half of the deaths happening between January and April 2020. The focus of the intervention on preventing and addressing the secondary impact of the outbreak on the most vulnerable communities in alignment with Sidas application of a multidimensional poverty perspective in Uganda. The intervention reduces the risk that those reached will fall deeper into poverty or fall back into poverty since there is a strong link between livelihood opportunities and access to qualitative health care. Both are together with peoples individual health status key indicators looked at in the multidimensional poverty analysis (MDPA) and directly affected by Covid-19. The continued main geographical focus on West Nile further aligns with the MDPA conducted by Sida in 2017 which showed that the sub-region is among the poorest and least developed in the country. Financial management The certified financial statement does not allow for comparison with the output based operational budget. While not a requirement in the agreement the narrative report would have benefited from an expanded section on financial implementation, elaborating e.g. on expenditure rates, deviations, re-allocations and forecast for the use of the remaining balances. This was shared in writing and at the bi-annual review meeting at which UNICEF also reported that all funds had now been used. One of the water infrastructure contractors was slightly delayed due to covid-19, but work was expected to be concluded before the end of October. There are no remaining payments under this agreement.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10717-10717A0101 Sweden Support to UNICEF for "Improving Maternal, Newborn and Child Health through Integrated Approaches in West Nile 2017-2018. Detta beslut är ett beslut om stöd till UNICEF för projektet "Improving Maternal, Newborn and Child Health through Integrated Approaches" i West Nile 2017-2018. Beslutet har inte föregåtts av beslut om beredning då stödet bygger på UNICEF:s liknande projekt i Karamoja-distriktet som ambassaden beslutade stödja i slutet av 2015. UNICEF har den 23 november 2016 inkommit med en ansökan till ambassaden för ovan nämnda program med en initial budget på 35 MSEK för 2017-2018. Det föreslagna stödet till UNICEF syftar till att bidra till minskad mödra, neonatal och barnadödlighet samt förbättrad barnhälsa och utveckling i West Nile regionen, genom att stärka hälso- och sjukvårdssektorns kapacitet att tillhandahållanda mödra- och barnhälsovård av god kvalitet med fokus på integrerade och innovativa strategier. Projektets primära målgrupp är gravida kvinnor, nyblivna mödrar, nyfödda barn och barn under fem år i åtta distrikt i West Nile - en region som mottagit ett stort antal sydsudanesiska flyktingar. West Nile regionen har några av de lägsta hälsoindikatorerna i Uganda, t.ex. antal vaccinerade barn, antal födslar på kliniker och användning av myggnät, med hög förekomst av malaria, diarré och hiv/aids. Regionen har en av de högsta nivåerna av barnadödlighet, där uppskattningsvis 125 barn dör innan de uppnått fem års åldern per 1000 levande födda barn, jämfört med Ugandas genomsnitt på 90. Sedan december 2013 har regionen sett en stor ökning av flyktingar från Sydsudan, vilket ansträngt den redan otillräckliga hälssosektorn ytterligare. Sedan konflikten intensifierades i juli i år har antalet flytkingar uppgått till över 30 000 per månad. För närvarande befinner sig över 500 000 sydsudanesiska flyktingar i West Nile regionen, varav cirka 86 procent är kvinnor och barn. UNICEF arbetar både med utvecklings- och humanitärt bistånd och är en av UNHCR:s och regeringens viktigaste partners i flyktingmottagandet, med fokus på livräddande åtgärder inom hälsa, nutrition, vatten, sanitet och hygien. Sveriges nuvarande resultatstrategi för Uganda fokuserar inte på att stärka länken mellan utvecklingsstöd och humanitärt bistånd, katastrofriskreducering (DRR) eller resiliens. Det föreslagna stödet till UNICEF syftar därför till att stärka kapaciteten inom hälsosektorn i West Nile samt möta upp det ökade behovet av hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster och den humanitära responsen i de distrikt som mottar störst andel flyktingar. Genom att stödja UNICEF:s reguljära verksamhet i West Nile kan UNICEF även frigöra medel för sin humanitära verksamhet, idag allvarligt underfinansierad. The overall outcome of the intervention is "Strengthened health sector capacity in the West Nile sub-region to scale up and sustain the provision of high impact MNCH interventions, with a focus on integrated and innovative approaches to reach the unreached". The three expected outputs are: 1) Strengthened capacity of DHMTs in nine districts of West Nile for equity-focused MNCH analysis, planning and monitoring. 2) Improved capacity of health facilities and providers in the West Nile districts to deliver an integrated package of quality essential MNCH services to host and refugee communities. 3) Strengthened capacity of VHTs in West Nile for demand generation, service delivery and referrals, social inclusion, social accountability and reduction of financial barriers. Covid-19 extension June 2020 Two additional outcomes with underlying outputs were added through a cost-extension in June 2020: Outcome 1: Improved health sector capacity to prepare for and respond to COVID-19 epidemic Output 1.1: Enhanced capacity of the MoH to coordinate, plan and monitor the COVID-19 response. Output 1.2: Improved capacity of District Task Forces in selected districts to coordinate, plan, implement, monitor and report on core COVID-19 activities as per national standard. Output 1.3: Target Health Facilities are provided with IPC supplies and supported to implement adequate infection prevention and controls measures. Output 1.4: Communities are provided with accurate information on COVID-19 prevention and care seeking, as well as key family care practices and utilization of essential health services by pregnant women, newborn, children and adolescents during the COVID-19 outbreak. Outcome 2: Sustained health sector capacity to deliver essential health and nutrition services for pregnant and lactating women, newborns and young children, and adolescents. Output 2.1: Improved capacity of the MoH to coordinate, plan and monitor a sustained delivery essential health and nutrition services in the context of COVID-19 outbreak Output 2.2: Selected health facilities and communities in target districts have improved capacity to identify, refer and manage maternal obstetrics complications Output 2.3: Selected health facilities have adequate WASH infrastructure and improved capacities to implement adequate infection prevention and control measures Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 35000000 35000000 35000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 35000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-10717-10717A0102 Sweden Support to UNICEF for "Improving Maternal, Newborn and Child Health through Integrated Approaches in West Nile 2017-2018. Detta beslut är ett beslut om stöd till UNICEF för projektet "Improving Maternal, Newborn and Child Health through Integrated Approaches" i West Nile 2017-2018. Beslutet har inte föregåtts av beslut om beredning då stödet bygger på UNICEF:s liknande projekt i Karamoja-distriktet som ambassaden beslutade stödja i slutet av 2015. UNICEF har den 23 november 2016 inkommit med en ansökan till ambassaden för ovan nämnda program med en initial budget på 35 MSEK för 2017-2018. Det föreslagna stödet till UNICEF syftar till att bidra till minskad mödra, neonatal och barnadödlighet samt förbättrad barnhälsa och utveckling i West Nile regionen, genom att stärka hälso- och sjukvårdssektorns kapacitet att tillhandahållanda mödra- och barnhälsovård av god kvalitet med fokus på integrerade och innovativa strategier. Projektets primära målgrupp är gravida kvinnor, nyblivna mödrar, nyfödda barn och barn under fem år i åtta distrikt i West Nile - en region som mottagit ett stort antal sydsudanesiska flyktingar. West Nile regionen har några av de lägsta hälsoindikatorerna i Uganda, t.ex. antal vaccinerade barn, antal födslar på kliniker och användning av myggnät, med hög förekomst av malaria, diarré och hiv/aids. Regionen har en av de högsta nivåerna av barnadödlighet, där uppskattningsvis 125 barn dör innan de uppnått fem års åldern per 1000 levande födda barn, jämfört med Ugandas genomsnitt på 90. Sedan december 2013 har regionen sett en stor ökning av flyktingar från Sydsudan, vilket ansträngt den redan otillräckliga hälssosektorn ytterligare. Sedan konflikten intensifierades i juli i år har antalet flytkingar uppgått till över 30 000 per månad. För närvarande befinner sig över 500 000 sydsudanesiska flyktingar i West Nile regionen, varav cirka 86 procent är kvinnor och barn. UNICEF arbetar både med utvecklings- och humanitärt bistånd och är en av UNHCR:s och regeringens viktigaste partners i flyktingmottagandet, med fokus på livräddande åtgärder inom hälsa, nutrition, vatten, sanitet och hygien. Sveriges nuvarande resultatstrategi för Uganda fokuserar inte på att stärka länken mellan utvecklingsstöd och humanitärt bistånd, katastrofriskreducering (DRR) eller resiliens. Det föreslagna stödet till UNICEF syftar därför till att stärka kapaciteten inom hälsosektorn i West Nile samt möta upp det ökade behovet av hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster och den humanitära responsen i de distrikt som mottar störst andel flyktingar. Genom att stödja UNICEF:s reguljära verksamhet i West Nile kan UNICEF även frigöra medel för sin humanitära verksamhet, idag allvarligt underfinansierad. The overall outcome of the intervention is "Strengthened health sector capacity in the West Nile sub-region to scale up and sustain the provision of high impact MNCH interventions, with a focus on integrated and innovative approaches to reach the unreached". The three expected outputs are: 1) Strengthened capacity of DHMTs in nine districts of West Nile for equity-focused MNCH analysis, planning and monitoring. 2) Improved capacity of health facilities and providers in the West Nile districts to deliver an integrated package of quality essential MNCH services to host and refugee communities. 3) Strengthened capacity of VHTs in West Nile for demand generation, service delivery and referrals, social inclusion, social accountability and reduction of financial barriers. Covid-19 extension June 2020 Two additional outcomes with underlying outputs were added through a cost-extension in June 2020: Outcome 1: Improved health sector capacity to prepare for and respond to COVID-19 epidemic Output 1.1: Enhanced capacity of the MoH to coordinate, plan and monitor the COVID-19 response. Output 1.2: Improved capacity of District Task Forces in selected districts to coordinate, plan, implement, monitor and report on core COVID-19 activities as per national standard. Output 1.3: Target Health Facilities are provided with IPC supplies and supported to implement adequate infection prevention and controls measures. Output 1.4: Communities are provided with accurate information on COVID-19 prevention and care seeking, as well as key family care practices and utilization of essential health services by pregnant women, newborn, children and adolescents during the COVID-19 outbreak. Outcome 2: Sustained health sector capacity to deliver essential health and nutrition services for pregnant and lactating women, newborns and young children, and adolescents. Output 2.1: Improved capacity of the MoH to coordinate, plan and monitor a sustained delivery essential health and nutrition services in the context of COVID-19 outbreak Output 2.2: Selected health facilities and communities in target districts have improved capacity to identify, refer and manage maternal obstetrics complications Output 2.3: Selected health facilities have adequate WASH infrastructure and improved capacities to implement adequate infection prevention and control measures Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 37000000 42000000 37000000 42000000 0 79000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 37000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 0 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 42000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Uganda 2018-2023 Uganda 2018-2023 Improved and equitable access to basic health and medical care, with a focus on women, children and young people Förbättrad och jämlik tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård med fokus på kvinnor, barn och unga Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-10721 Sweden UNSSC in Turin will, within the framework of the planned effort, in very close collaboration with Sida develop and implement a mid-term seminar for Swedish JPO and SARC with a focus on (1) Agenda 2030 and (2) future career development where the goal is to more JPO and SARC will stay within the UN and build long-term careers. In the results strategy for capacity development and exchanges, the government emphasizes the goal of increasing the number of qualified Swedes in international and regional organizations and institutions prioritized by the government. The JPO / SARC seminar will also help strengthen the UNSSC's role as the UN Training Center with a focus on leadership and management. UNSSC i Turin kommer, inom ramen för den planerade insatsen, att i mycket nära samarbete med Sida utveckla och genomföra ett midtermseminarium för svenska JPO och SARC med fokus på (1) Agenda 2030 och (2) framtida karriärutveckling där målet är att fler JPO och SARC ska stanna inom FN och bygga långsiktiga karriärer. I resultatstrategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten poängterar regeringen målsättningen att öka antalet kvalificerade svenskar i av regeringen prioriterade internationella och regionala organisationer och institutioner. JPO/SARC-seminariet kommer dessutom att bidra till att förstärka UNSSC:s roll som FN:s utbildningscenter med fokus på ledarskap och management. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-10721-10721A0101 Sweden UNSSC in Turin will, within the framework of the planned effort, in very close collaboration with Sida develop and implement a mid-term seminar for Swedish JPO and SARC with a focus on (1) Agenda 2030 and (2) future career development where the goal is to more JPO and SARC will stay within the UN and build long-term careers. In the results strategy for capacity development and exchanges, the government emphasizes the goal of increasing the number of qualified Swedes in international and regional organizations and institutions prioritized by the government. The JPO / SARC seminar will also help strengthen the UNSSC's role as the UN Training Center with a focus on leadership and management. UNSSC i Turin kommer, inom ramen för den planerade insatsen, att i mycket nära samarbete med Sida utveckla och genomföra ett midtermseminarium för svenska JPO och SARC med fokus på (1) Agenda 2030 och (2) framtida karriärutveckling där målet är att fler JPO och SARC ska stanna inom FN och bygga långsiktiga karriärer. I resultatstrategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten poängterar regeringen målsättningen att öka antalet kvalificerade svenskar i av regeringen prioriterade internationella och regionala organisationer och institutioner. JPO/SARC-seminariet kommer dessutom att bidra till att förstärka UNSSC:s roll som FN:s utbildningscenter med fokus på ledarskap och management. Sweden UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1100000 0 950000 -204885 0 1100000 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College 950000 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College -204884.6 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College SE-0-SE-6-10721-10721A0102 Sweden UNSSC in Turin will, within the framework of the planned effort, in very close collaboration with Sida develop and implement a mid-term seminar for Swedish JPO and SARC with a focus on (1) Agenda 2030 and (2) future career development where the goal is to more JPO and SARC will stay within the UN and build long-term careers. In the results strategy for capacity development and exchanges, the government emphasizes the goal of increasing the number of qualified Swedes in international and regional organizations and institutions prioritized by the government. The JPO / SARC seminar will also help strengthen the UNSSC's role as the UN Training Center with a focus on leadership and management. UNSSC i Turin kommer, inom ramen för den planerade insatsen, att i mycket nära samarbete med Sida utveckla och genomföra ett midtermseminarium för svenska JPO och SARC med fokus på (1) Agenda 2030 och (2) framtida karriärutveckling där målet är att fler JPO och SARC ska stanna inom FN och bygga långsiktiga karriärer. I resultatstrategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten poängterar regeringen målsättningen att öka antalet kvalificerade svenskar i av regeringen prioriterade internationella och regionala organisationer och institutioner. JPO/SARC-seminariet kommer dessutom att bidra till att förstärka UNSSC:s roll som FN:s utbildningscenter med fokus på ledarskap och management. Sweden UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 400000 42186 37300 116529 800 5691 15715 400000 Sida 42186 Sida 37300 Sida 116529 Sida 800 Sida 5691 Sida 15715 Sida SE-0-SE-6-10734 Sweden This contribution builds upon previous Swedish support to media reforms in Ethiopia. Seizing opportunities created by the current on-going democratic reforms in Ethiopia, the project aims to contribute to the following objectives: - Key actors are strengthened to contribute to developing and implementing a legislative and institutional framework that supports a free and self-regulating media, ensures public access to information and promotes an informed and engaged citizenry; - Targeted media are strengthened to become financially sustainable and to produce and disseminate public interest journalism, reflecting the full composition of society through a balanced presence of women and men, age groups and communities. Insatsen bygger på tidigare svenskt stöd till media-reformer i Etiopien. Kopplat till aktuella, pågående demokratiska reformer i Etiopien syftar projektet till att ta tillvara möjligheterna att skapa förhållanden för att uppnå följande resultat: - Nyckelaktörer stärks i arbetet med att utveckla ett juridiskt och institutionellt ramverk som stödjer en fri och oberoende media, garanterar tillgången till information och underlättar för informerade och engagerade medborgare; - Målgrupper inom media får stärkt finansiell hållbarhet och publicerar media av allmänt intresse, inklusive bland kvinnor, män, olika åldersgrupper samt olika befolkningsgrupper. The programmes overall objective is to insure that "men and women in Ethiopia have access to independent and balanced interest journalism, enabling democratic and peaceful citizen engagement and accountable governance." Two specific objectives are "key actors contribute to an overall media reform in Ethiopia to ensure an open, diverse and democratic media landscape, and to the production and dissemination of public interest journalism characterized by professionalism, gender equality and inclusive community engagement" and "Women, men and youth living in marginalized communities, including refugees, IDPs and hosts, to exercise their agency to initiate and participate in inclusive public dialogue and discussions." In order to contribute to the overall and specific objectives, three outcomes were designed: • Outcome 1 Media Reform: Institution building, cooperation, and self-regulation. • Outcome 2 Media professionalism: Journalism, management, and viability. • Outcome 3 Media inclusion: Gender, age, social and ethnic diversity (The original project proposal identified two outcome areas. A third was added in 2020 in view of changing circumstances in Ethiopia) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Below are the key achievments of the programme as reported in the final narrative report (UM2019/30366/ADDI108): -A sectorwide approach strengthened the media sector's resilience: The program connected various actors in the media sector and provided platforms for critical discussions, policy review, and collaboration, contributing to a more conducive environment for civil society engagement. -Facilitated regional and international exchanges: The program supported exchanges that enabled learning, networking, and the introduction of new perspectives to the previously isolated Ethiopian media sector. -Supported media reform and selfregulation: The program contributed to the development and approval of a new liberal media law in 2022, which aligned with international human rights standards and granted more autonomy and protections for media and journalists. -Provided platforms for critical discussions: The program supported and facilitated safe spaces for media stakeholders to engage in crucial dialogues, maintain the momentum of media reform, and address other important mediarelated topics. -Strengthened media institutions and key actors: Through partnerships and direct support, the program enabled the formation of crucial media institutions, such as the Media Council, Editors Guild, Community Radio Broadcaster Association, and the Ethiopia Journalism Education Network, which are now playing a vital role in the Ethiopian media sector. -Enhanced safety and security for journalists: The program developed and implemented a Safety of Journalists coalition and mechanism to support journalists in the field. -Combated disinformation and promoted media literacy: The program provided factchecking training for journalists and media literacy support for youth to address the growing challenges of disinformation and misinformation. -Strengthened media viability and journalism education: The program supported the financial viability, business model development, and capacity building of selected media houses, as well as efforts to bridge the gap between newsrooms and journalism education in Ethiopia. -Bridged the gender gap in the media: The program raised awareness and knowledge on gender equality in the media sector, including the launch of a gender directory to increase representation of women in newsrooms and media content. -Promoted democracy and inclusive dialogues: The program facilitated dialogues and joint actions among key media sector actors to address issues of polarization, ethnification, and religious tensions, aiming to strengthen the media's role in promoting democracy and inclusive discourse. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10734-10734A0101 Sweden This contribution builds upon previous Swedish support to media reforms in Ethiopia. Seizing opportunities created by the current on-going democratic reforms in Ethiopia, the project aims to contribute to the following objectives: - Key actors are strengthened to contribute to developing and implementing a legislative and institutional framework that supports a free and self-regulating media, ensures public access to information and promotes an informed and engaged citizenry; - Targeted media are strengthened to become financially sustainable and to produce and disseminate public interest journalism, reflecting the full composition of society through a balanced presence of women and men, age groups and communities. Insatsen bygger på tidigare svenskt stöd till media-reformer i Etiopien. Kopplat till aktuella, pågående demokratiska reformer i Etiopien syftar projektet till att ta tillvara möjligheterna att skapa förhållanden för att uppnå följande resultat: - Nyckelaktörer stärks i arbetet med att utveckla ett juridiskt och institutionellt ramverk som stödjer en fri och oberoende media, garanterar tillgången till information och underlättar för informerade och engagerade medborgare; - Målgrupper inom media får stärkt finansiell hållbarhet och publicerar media av allmänt intresse, inklusive bland kvinnor, män, olika åldersgrupper samt olika befolkningsgrupper. The programmes overall objective is to insure that "men and women in Ethiopia have access to independent and balanced interest journalism, enabling democratic and peaceful citizen engagement and accountable governance." Two specific objectives are "key actors contribute to an overall media reform in Ethiopia to ensure an open, diverse and democratic media landscape, and to the production and dissemination of public interest journalism characterized by professionalism, gender equality and inclusive community engagement" and "Women, men and youth living in marginalized communities, including refugees, IDPs and hosts, to exercise their agency to initiate and participate in inclusive public dialogue and discussions." In order to contribute to the overall and specific objectives, three outcomes were designed: • Outcome 1 Media Reform: Institution building, cooperation, and self-regulation. • Outcome 2 Media professionalism: Journalism, management, and viability. • Outcome 3 Media inclusion: Gender, age, social and ethnic diversity (The original project proposal identified two outcome areas. A third was added in 2020 in view of changing circumstances in Ethiopia) Sweden Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 10000000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 10000000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened democratic accountability and transparency at local level Stärkt demokratiskt ansvarsutkrävande och transparens på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10734-10734A0102 Sweden This contribution builds upon previous Swedish support to media reforms in Ethiopia. Seizing opportunities created by the current on-going democratic reforms in Ethiopia, the project aims to contribute to the following objectives: - Key actors are strengthened to contribute to developing and implementing a legislative and institutional framework that supports a free and self-regulating media, ensures public access to information and promotes an informed and engaged citizenry; - Targeted media are strengthened to become financially sustainable and to produce and disseminate public interest journalism, reflecting the full composition of society through a balanced presence of women and men, age groups and communities. Insatsen bygger på tidigare svenskt stöd till media-reformer i Etiopien. Kopplat till aktuella, pågående demokratiska reformer i Etiopien syftar projektet till att ta tillvara möjligheterna att skapa förhållanden för att uppnå följande resultat: - Nyckelaktörer stärks i arbetet med att utveckla ett juridiskt och institutionellt ramverk som stödjer en fri och oberoende media, garanterar tillgången till information och underlättar för informerade och engagerade medborgare; - Målgrupper inom media får stärkt finansiell hållbarhet och publicerar media av allmänt intresse, inklusive bland kvinnor, män, olika åldersgrupper samt olika befolkningsgrupper. The programmes overall objective is to insure that "men and women in Ethiopia have access to independent and balanced interest journalism, enabling democratic and peaceful citizen engagement and accountable governance." Two specific objectives are "key actors contribute to an overall media reform in Ethiopia to ensure an open, diverse and democratic media landscape, and to the production and dissemination of public interest journalism characterized by professionalism, gender equality and inclusive community engagement" and "Women, men and youth living in marginalized communities, including refugees, IDPs and hosts, to exercise their agency to initiate and participate in inclusive public dialogue and discussions." In order to contribute to the overall and specific objectives, three outcomes were designed: • Outcome 1 Media Reform: Institution building, cooperation, and self-regulation. • Outcome 2 Media professionalism: Journalism, management, and viability. • Outcome 3 Media inclusion: Gender, age, social and ethnic diversity (The original project proposal identified two outcome areas. A third was added in 2020 in view of changing circumstances in Ethiopia) Sweden Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 -278963 0 0 8000000 -278963 0 7721037 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 8000000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet -278963 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Strengthened democracy, increased respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption. Stärkt demokrati, ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10774 Sweden Asia Disaster Preparedness Center, ADPC, has applied to Sida for funding of 5 933 000 USD (54 million SEK) to carry out the "Building resilience through inclusive and climate-adaptive disaster risk reduction in Asia-Pacific" in Asia and Pacific during the period 2017-2022. The five-year program aims to enhance regional capacity for cooperation on disaster and climate risk management with an overall objective of building resilience of people in the Asia-Pacific region. This will be achieved by building on current good practices and providing technical assistance to select governments, civil society organizations and regional bodies. Key focus areas of the program include: emergency preparedness and humanitarian response management; facilitating the use of risk information and sex-age-disability-disaggregated data by policy makers and disaster managers; integrating disaster and climate change concerns into development policy and programs; promoting inclusion and protection-sensitive approaches in risk reduction and disaster preparedness, promoting gender equality and women leadership for risk resilience; and enhancing the role of the Regional Consultative Committee on Disaster Management (RCC) to support member countries on implementing global frameworks and serving as a conduit for South-South learning, transboundary risk reduction and knowledge sharing. ADPC will implement the intervention together with the Swedish Contingency Agency, MSB, Stockholm Environment Institute –Asia, and the Raul Wallenberg Institute. Asia Disaster Preparedness Center, ADPC, har av Sida ansökt om ca 5 933 0000 USD (54 miljoner kronor) för att genomföra "Building resilience through inclusive and climate-adaptive disaster risk reduction in Asia-Pacific 2017-2021” i Asien och Stillahavsområdet under perioden 2017-2021. ADPC är en icke-vinstdrivande regional organisation som grundades 1999 och arbetar för säkrare samhällen och en hållbar utveckling genom katastrofminskning i Asien och Stillahavsområdet. ADPC: s genomför genom projekt och program utbildning, information- och kunskapshantering samt annat tekniskt stöd avseende katastrofriskreduktion. ADPC samarbetar med lokala, nationella och regionala regeringar, statliga och icke-statliga organisationer, givare och utvecklingspartners för att uppnå sina mål inom katastrofriskreducering. ADPC’s regionala kontor ligger i Bangkok och man har landkontor i Bangladesh, Myanmar och Sri Lanka. ADPC är sedan år 2000 sekretariat för Regional Consultative Committee on disaster management (RCC) vilket består av National Disaster Management Organisations (NDMO’s) från 26 länder* i Asien och Stillahavsområdet. RCC är ett unikt forum som fokuserar på genomförandet av katastrof- och klimatriskhanteringsinitiativ samt samarbetar kring genomförandet av de globala och regionala ramverken inom utvecklingsagendan på nationell och regional nivå. Det femåriga programmet syftar till att förbättra den regionala kapaciteten för samarbete gällande katastrof- och klimatriskhantering med det övergripande målet att bygga motståndskraft och anpassningsförmåga hos människor i Asien och Stillahavsområdet. Programmet arbetar med nationella myndigheter, civilsamhälls-organisationer och regionala organisationer genom Regional Consultative Committee on Disaster Management’s (RCC’s) vars medlemmar är katastrofhanteringsmyndigheter i 26 Asiatiska länder. Programmets huvudfokusområden är: katastrofberedskap och hantering av humanitär respons; ökad användning av riskinformation och data uppdelat efter gender, ålder och handikapp; integrering av katastrof- och klimatfrågor i nationella och regionala utvecklingsprogram och i policy; ökad användning av inkluderande tillvägagångssätt inom riskreducering och katastrofberedskap; främjande av jämställdhet och kvinnligt ledarskap inom riskhantering, samt stärkande av Regional Consultative Committee on Disaster Management’s (RCC’s) och dess regionala roll som stöd till medlemsländerna i genomförandet av globala överenskommelser och facilitator för syd-syd-lärande, gränsöverskridande riskreducering och kunskapsdelning. Direkt målgrupp för programmet är framförallt nationella katastrofmyndigheter genom RCC. Slutlig målgrupp är kvinnor och andra särskilt utsatta grupper. Förslaget nämner inte ursprungsbefolkningar per se men fokuserar på mest riskutsatta grupper. ADPC kommer att genomföra programmet tillsammans med Myndigheten för Samhällsskydd och Bevarande (MSB), Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI-Asia) och Raul Wallenberg-institutet (RWI). *Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Timor Leste, Vietnam Strengthened regional cooperation to protect development gains and build resilience of people in Asia-Pacific to disaster and climate risks through inclusive and gender responsive risk reduction measures. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Nepal Philippines (the) Asia, regional Disaster Risk Reduction Other Multisector An important success of the Building Resilience through Inclusive and Climate-Adaptive DRR in Asia project (BRDR) has been in helping ADPC to further develop its own approaches to disaster risk assessment . ADPC's approach now encompasses social aspects including gender and inclusion. BRDR identifies the Framework for Integrating Rights and Equality (FIRE) to be one of BRDR's most significant achievements . In addition to sharing FIRE at numerous regional events and online fora, BRDR produced an open-access article in the international scientific journal Climate and Development where FIRE is applied to disaster risk reduction. The Raoul Wallenberg Institute has taken the lead in the development of FIRE. E-learning courses on Gender in Disaster Risk Reduction and the Framework for Integrating Rights and Equality (FIRE) were launched and made available via the ADPC website. These courses target DRR practitioners and government officials. The BRDR's provided support to municipalities in the Philippines and Nepal on land use planning and local disaster and climate resilience plans. BRDR supported The Philippines to report against the Sendai Framework DRR targets, especially targets F (international cooperation to developing countries) and G (availability of and access to multihazard early warning systems and disaster risk information and assessments). As a result of the BRDR, the Regional Technical Working Group on Inclusive Approaches to Localization (RTWG-IAL) was formed in 2019. The RTWG-IAL is part of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and USAID-funded Asia Preparedness Partnership (APP) working in Cambodia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, the Philippines and Sri Lanka. Knowledge and training modules produced through BRDR have been used in the APP programme. BRDR research reports (carried out by SEI) produced new analysis of the role that women environmental human rights defenders (WEHRDs) play in disaster risk reduction. The research finds that WEHRDs often belong to communities that are vulnerable to disaster. Rather than development that prioritizes economic growth over socio-environmental well-being, WEHRDs often advocate for development projects that produce accountability amongst duty bearers and respect for human rights. The Gender Audit of ADPC carried out through BRDR resulted in ADPC's "Institutional Gender and Diversity Mainstreaming Action Plan (2022-2025)". ADPC also adopted new internal policies supporting gender equality at the workplace. The final BRDR narrative reporting finds that "Who will lead, own and dedicate time to the execution of the institutional action plan, who monitors, and who has what role towards the institutionalization remains a major challenge for future gender space in ADPC" (2022 Annual Narrative Report, p. 37). The BRDR program originally included pilot projects in three countries (Nepal, The Philippines, Papua New Guinea). During 2018 it became apparent to the BRDR partners that it would not be possible to safely carry out the pilot project in Papua New Guinea, and the third pilot project was not carried out. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10774-10774A0101 Sweden Asia Disaster Preparedness Center, ADPC, has applied to Sida for funding of 5 933 000 USD (54 million SEK) to carry out the "Building resilience through inclusive and climate-adaptive disaster risk reduction in Asia-Pacific" in Asia and Pacific during the period 2017-2022. The five-year program aims to enhance regional capacity for cooperation on disaster and climate risk management with an overall objective of building resilience of people in the Asia-Pacific region. This will be achieved by building on current good practices and providing technical assistance to select governments, civil society organizations and regional bodies. Key focus areas of the program include: emergency preparedness and humanitarian response management; facilitating the use of risk information and sex-age-disability-disaggregated data by policy makers and disaster managers; integrating disaster and climate change concerns into development policy and programs; promoting inclusion and protection-sensitive approaches in risk reduction and disaster preparedness, promoting gender equality and women leadership for risk resilience; and enhancing the role of the Regional Consultative Committee on Disaster Management (RCC) to support member countries on implementing global frameworks and serving as a conduit for South-South learning, transboundary risk reduction and knowledge sharing. ADPC will implement the intervention together with the Swedish Contingency Agency, MSB, Stockholm Environment Institute –Asia, and the Raul Wallenberg Institute. Asia Disaster Preparedness Center, ADPC, har av Sida ansökt om ca 5 933 0000 USD (54 miljoner kronor) för att genomföra "Building resilience through inclusive and climate-adaptive disaster risk reduction in Asia-Pacific 2017-2021” i Asien och Stillahavsområdet under perioden 2017-2021. ADPC är en icke-vinstdrivande regional organisation som grundades 1999 och arbetar för säkrare samhällen och en hållbar utveckling genom katastrofminskning i Asien och Stillahavsområdet. ADPC: s genomför genom projekt och program utbildning, information- och kunskapshantering samt annat tekniskt stöd avseende katastrofriskreduktion. ADPC samarbetar med lokala, nationella och regionala regeringar, statliga och icke-statliga organisationer, givare och utvecklingspartners för att uppnå sina mål inom katastrofriskreducering. ADPC’s regionala kontor ligger i Bangkok och man har landkontor i Bangladesh, Myanmar och Sri Lanka. ADPC är sedan år 2000 sekretariat för Regional Consultative Committee on disaster management (RCC) vilket består av National Disaster Management Organisations (NDMO’s) från 26 länder* i Asien och Stillahavsområdet. RCC är ett unikt forum som fokuserar på genomförandet av katastrof- och klimatriskhanteringsinitiativ samt samarbetar kring genomförandet av de globala och regionala ramverken inom utvecklingsagendan på nationell och regional nivå. Det femåriga programmet syftar till att förbättra den regionala kapaciteten för samarbete gällande katastrof- och klimatriskhantering med det övergripande målet att bygga motståndskraft och anpassningsförmåga hos människor i Asien och Stillahavsområdet. Programmet arbetar med nationella myndigheter, civilsamhälls-organisationer och regionala organisationer genom Regional Consultative Committee on Disaster Management’s (RCC’s) vars medlemmar är katastrofhanteringsmyndigheter i 26 Asiatiska länder. Programmets huvudfokusområden är: katastrofberedskap och hantering av humanitär respons; ökad användning av riskinformation och data uppdelat efter gender, ålder och handikapp; integrering av katastrof- och klimatfrågor i nationella och regionala utvecklingsprogram och i policy; ökad användning av inkluderande tillvägagångssätt inom riskreducering och katastrofberedskap; främjande av jämställdhet och kvinnligt ledarskap inom riskhantering, samt stärkande av Regional Consultative Committee on Disaster Management’s (RCC’s) och dess regionala roll som stöd till medlemsländerna i genomförandet av globala överenskommelser och facilitator för syd-syd-lärande, gränsöverskridande riskreducering och kunskapsdelning. Direkt målgrupp för programmet är framförallt nationella katastrofmyndigheter genom RCC. Slutlig målgrupp är kvinnor och andra särskilt utsatta grupper. Förslaget nämner inte ursprungsbefolkningar per se men fokuserar på mest riskutsatta grupper. ADPC kommer att genomföra programmet tillsammans med Myndigheten för Samhällsskydd och Bevarande (MSB), Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI-Asia) och Raul Wallenberg-institutet (RWI). *Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Timor Leste, Vietnam Strengthened regional cooperation to protect development gains and build resilience of people in Asia-Pacific to disaster and climate risks through inclusive and gender responsive risk reduction measures. Sweden ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 3300000 12000000 6500000 6750000 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 3300000 0 0 6000000 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 500000 0 750000 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 35550000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 7000000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 3300000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 6000000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 6000000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 6000000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 500000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 6000000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 750000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10774-10774A0102 Sweden Asia Disaster Preparedness Center, ADPC, has applied to Sida for funding of 5 933 000 USD (54 million SEK) to carry out the "Building resilience through inclusive and climate-adaptive disaster risk reduction in Asia-Pacific" in Asia and Pacific during the period 2017-2022. The five-year program aims to enhance regional capacity for cooperation on disaster and climate risk management with an overall objective of building resilience of people in the Asia-Pacific region. This will be achieved by building on current good practices and providing technical assistance to select governments, civil society organizations and regional bodies. Key focus areas of the program include: emergency preparedness and humanitarian response management; facilitating the use of risk information and sex-age-disability-disaggregated data by policy makers and disaster managers; integrating disaster and climate change concerns into development policy and programs; promoting inclusion and protection-sensitive approaches in risk reduction and disaster preparedness, promoting gender equality and women leadership for risk resilience; and enhancing the role of the Regional Consultative Committee on Disaster Management (RCC) to support member countries on implementing global frameworks and serving as a conduit for South-South learning, transboundary risk reduction and knowledge sharing. ADPC will implement the intervention together with the Swedish Contingency Agency, MSB, Stockholm Environment Institute –Asia, and the Raul Wallenberg Institute. Asia Disaster Preparedness Center, ADPC, har av Sida ansökt om ca 5 933 0000 USD (54 miljoner kronor) för att genomföra "Building resilience through inclusive and climate-adaptive disaster risk reduction in Asia-Pacific 2017-2021” i Asien och Stillahavsområdet under perioden 2017-2021. ADPC är en icke-vinstdrivande regional organisation som grundades 1999 och arbetar för säkrare samhällen och en hållbar utveckling genom katastrofminskning i Asien och Stillahavsområdet. ADPC: s genomför genom projekt och program utbildning, information- och kunskapshantering samt annat tekniskt stöd avseende katastrofriskreduktion. ADPC samarbetar med lokala, nationella och regionala regeringar, statliga och icke-statliga organisationer, givare och utvecklingspartners för att uppnå sina mål inom katastrofriskreducering. ADPC’s regionala kontor ligger i Bangkok och man har landkontor i Bangladesh, Myanmar och Sri Lanka. ADPC är sedan år 2000 sekretariat för Regional Consultative Committee on disaster management (RCC) vilket består av National Disaster Management Organisations (NDMO’s) från 26 länder* i Asien och Stillahavsområdet. RCC är ett unikt forum som fokuserar på genomförandet av katastrof- och klimatriskhanteringsinitiativ samt samarbetar kring genomförandet av de globala och regionala ramverken inom utvecklingsagendan på nationell och regional nivå. Det femåriga programmet syftar till att förbättra den regionala kapaciteten för samarbete gällande katastrof- och klimatriskhantering med det övergripande målet att bygga motståndskraft och anpassningsförmåga hos människor i Asien och Stillahavsområdet. Programmet arbetar med nationella myndigheter, civilsamhälls-organisationer och regionala organisationer genom Regional Consultative Committee on Disaster Management’s (RCC’s) vars medlemmar är katastrofhanteringsmyndigheter i 26 Asiatiska länder. Programmets huvudfokusområden är: katastrofberedskap och hantering av humanitär respons; ökad användning av riskinformation och data uppdelat efter gender, ålder och handikapp; integrering av katastrof- och klimatfrågor i nationella och regionala utvecklingsprogram och i policy; ökad användning av inkluderande tillvägagångssätt inom riskreducering och katastrofberedskap; främjande av jämställdhet och kvinnligt ledarskap inom riskhantering, samt stärkande av Regional Consultative Committee on Disaster Management’s (RCC’s) och dess regionala roll som stöd till medlemsländerna i genomförandet av globala överenskommelser och facilitator för syd-syd-lärande, gränsöverskridande riskreducering och kunskapsdelning. Direkt målgrupp för programmet är framförallt nationella katastrofmyndigheter genom RCC. Slutlig målgrupp är kvinnor och andra särskilt utsatta grupper. Förslaget nämner inte ursprungsbefolkningar per se men fokuserar på mest riskutsatta grupper. ADPC kommer att genomföra programmet tillsammans med Myndigheten för Samhällsskydd och Bevarande (MSB), Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI-Asia) och Raul Wallenberg-institutet (RWI). *Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Timor Leste, Vietnam Strengthened regional cooperation to protect development gains and build resilience of people in Asia-Pacific to disaster and climate risks through inclusive and gender responsive risk reduction measures. Sweden ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 14000000 769800 8000000 0 6000000 0 769800 0 4200000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 6369800 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 4200000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 1800000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 1800000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 2400000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 2400000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 2400000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 3200000 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation 769800 ADPC/Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Foundation Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved capacity to deal with migration in a way that safeguards the rights of refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, and contributes to development. Stärkt förmåga att hantera migration på ett sätt som säkrar flyktingars, internflyktingars och migranters rättigheter, och som bidrar till utveckling Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10781 Sweden The objective of the contributin is to contribute to the conditions of a stable and lasting peace in Colombia with a national, territorial, and rights-based perspective. The program will receive 63,8 MSEK of Sida funding between 2017-2021. Syftet med insatsen är att bidra till villkoren för en stabil och varaktig fred i Colombia med ett nationellt, territoriellt och rättighetsbaserat perspektiv. Programmet får 63,8 MSEK från Sidas finansiering mellan 2017-2021. Contribute to the consolidation of social and political conditions for peacebuilding, through progress in equality and realization of rights and consolidation of right-holders as social actors for peace. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Human rights Government & Civil Society-general During the project period, Diakonia and its partners achieved important results (both related to approved work plans and unexpected ones mainly related to context-response interventions), while also being affected by challenges associated with the pandemic during 2020 and 2021. During 2020, aside from the limitations that Diakonia faced to conduct field visits due to mandatory confinement, partners, human rights defenders, and social leaders faced increasing levels of violence, including threats, harassment, confinements, and murders, and often placing them under serious economic hardship. Furthermore, dialogue with local and national authorities has been more challenging, as they are unwilling to entertain these spaces with civil society organisations despite often being legally mandated. This is also tied to the reluctance to ensure the adequate implementation of the Peace Agreement. Despite the difficulties in 2020, Diakonia and its partners were able to withstand and contribute to objectives defined in the project plan. Diakonia was very flexible in adapting to the COVID-19 particularities and very early into the pandemic, Diakonia embraced the concept of virtual missions to the territory. This was very important, because monitoring, follow-up, and observation of the international community has a great impact in providing an element of safety to the affected communities. Moreover, Diakonia considers that albeit the impact of the pandemic on their local partners, placing additional efforts into addressing and supporting marginalised social and ethnic groups had a positive risks and damage mitigation effect. Diakonia's partners' ability to adapt to the COVID-19 challenges was also something that was positively highlighted. They demonstrated an immense amount of creativity and innovation to continue working despite the pandemic-related obstacles. A few noteworthy initiatives included virtual psychosocial support to female victims of gender-based violence (which was heightened during the pandemic), digital education for rural schooling, collective protection methods spearheaded by the indigenous guard, and an online e-commerce platform for female entrepreneurs. Another positive accomplishment during the project has been the Open Fund for Initiatives for Peace, Human Rights and Gender Equality. The fund has offered Diakonia an opportunity to expand its work within new territories, new processes, strengthen topics of interest such as gender and gender diversities, and increase its work with the institutions of the Transitional Justice System created by the Peace Agreement. It is Diakonias assessment that the Fund is a powerful tool to respond with high levels of flexibility, strategic contextual needs, and redirect efforts towards crucial projects or processes that require the catalytic type of assistance offered by the Fund. One key project Diakonia has highlighted is the close work with female magistrates of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (Spanish acronym JEP) on sexual violence within the armed conflict. Overall, Diakonia expressed pride in their partners' commitment within monitoring and working towards the human rights situation in their respective territories. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10781-10781A0101 Sweden The objective of the contributin is to contribute to the conditions of a stable and lasting peace in Colombia with a national, territorial, and rights-based perspective. The program will receive 63,8 MSEK of Sida funding between 2017-2021. Syftet med insatsen är att bidra till villkoren för en stabil och varaktig fred i Colombia med ett nationellt, territoriellt och rättighetsbaserat perspektiv. Programmet får 63,8 MSEK från Sidas finansiering mellan 2017-2021. Contribute to the consolidation of social and political conditions for peacebuilding, through progress in equality and realization of rights and consolidation of right-holders as social actors for peace. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 15.4 - By 2030, ensure the conservation of mountain ecosystems, including their biodiversity, in order to enhance their capacity to provide benefits that are essential for sustainable development. 15.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att bevara bergsekosystemen, inklusive deras biologiska mångfald, i syfte att öka deras förmåga att producera nytta som behövs för en hållbar utveckling. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10950000 12330606 20396810 12652498 7500000 5000000 0 0 0 6570606 6196810 0 0 0.0000000003 0 0 3500000 2760000 0 3000000 0 -0.0000000002 5950000 0 6326249 5000000 0 0 6326249 5700000 7500000 63829914 Diakonia 5000000 Diakonia 5950000 Diakonia 6570606 Diakonia 3000000 Diakonia 2760000 Diakonia 6196810 Diakonia 5000000 Diakonia 5700000 Diakonia 3500000 Diakonia 6326249 Diakonia 6326249 Diakonia 7500000 Diakonia Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Greater influence and meaningful participation for women in the peace process and the implementation of the peace agreement in accordance with the UN Security Council's resolutions on women, peace and security Ökat inflytande och meningsfullt deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocessen och fredsavtalens genomförande i enlighet med FN:s säkerhetsresolutioner om kvinnor, fred och säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater access to transitional justice and respect for human rights. Ökad tillgång till övergångsrättvisa och respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10781-10781A0102 Sweden The objective of the contributin is to contribute to the conditions of a stable and lasting peace in Colombia with a national, territorial, and rights-based perspective. The program will receive 63,8 MSEK of Sida funding between 2017-2021. Syftet med insatsen är att bidra till villkoren för en stabil och varaktig fred i Colombia med ett nationellt, territoriellt och rättighetsbaserat perspektiv. Programmet får 63,8 MSEK från Sidas finansiering mellan 2017-2021. Contribute to the consolidation of social and political conditions for peacebuilding, through progress in equality and realization of rights and consolidation of right-holders as social actors for peace. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 15.4 - By 2030, ensure the conservation of mountain ecosystems, including their biodiversity, in order to enhance their capacity to provide benefits that are essential for sustainable development. 15.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att bevara bergsekosystemen, inklusive deras biologiska mångfald, i syfte att öka deras förmåga att producera nytta som behövs för en hållbar utveckling. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -83295 -83295 -83295 Diakonia -83295 Diakonia Colombia 2021-2025 Colombia 2021-2025 Human rights and protection of human rights defenders Ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och stärkt skydd och kapacitet för människorättsförsvarare, inklusive miljöförsvarare. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10801 Sweden Support for UNODC's programs aimed at relevant authorities in Myanmar to more effectively prevent, raise awareness, detect, investigate and prosecute corruption. Stöd till UNODC:s program som syftar till att relevanta myndigheter, aktörer inom civilsamhälle och privat näringsliv i Myanmar med ökad effektivitet förhindrar, ökar medvetenheten om, upptäcker, utreder och åtalar korruption. The overall objective of the programme is "Myanmar more effectively prevents, raises awareness of, detects, investigates and prosecutes corruption". The expected outcomes are the following: Outcome 1: Improved legal and policy environment to support the Governments anticorruption efforts in line with international standards Outcome 2: Enhanced institutional capacity to prevent, raise awareness of, detect, investigate and prosecute corruption Outcome 3: Strengthened integrity of the judiciary and prosecution Outcome 4: Improved capacity of civil society organisations and private sector to prevent and contribute to combating corruption Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Myanmar Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general Many results have been achieved and reported on in the intervention. Most of these are on an output rather than outcome level. Nevertheless, they are satisfactory given that the set targets and the outcome level results have been quite ambitious in relation to the high level of and state of corruption in Myanmar when the project started in 2017 and given the recent political developments in the country. The military coup on 1 st February 2020 and the political turmoil have also had a major impact on the project with many deviations of plans and difficulties in sustaining the already achieved results. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10801-10801A0101 Sweden Support for UNODC's programs aimed at relevant authorities in Myanmar to more effectively prevent, raise awareness, detect, investigate and prosecute corruption. Stöd till UNODC:s program som syftar till att relevanta myndigheter, aktörer inom civilsamhälle och privat näringsliv i Myanmar med ökad effektivitet förhindrar, ökar medvetenheten om, upptäcker, utreder och åtalar korruption. The overall objective of the programme is "Myanmar more effectively prevents, raises awareness of, detects, investigates and prosecutes corruption". The expected outcomes are the following: Outcome 1: Improved legal and policy environment to support the Governments anticorruption efforts in line with international standards Outcome 2: Enhanced institutional capacity to prevent, raise awareness of, detect, investigate and prosecute corruption Outcome 3: Strengthened integrity of the judiciary and prosecution Outcome 4: Improved capacity of civil society organisations and private sector to prevent and contribute to combating corruption Sweden UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 11000000 0 0 0 9000000 11000000 20000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 9000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 11000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime SE-0-SE-6-10801-10801A0102 Sweden Support for UNODC's programs aimed at relevant authorities in Myanmar to more effectively prevent, raise awareness, detect, investigate and prosecute corruption. Stöd till UNODC:s program som syftar till att relevanta myndigheter, aktörer inom civilsamhälle och privat näringsliv i Myanmar med ökad effektivitet förhindrar, ökar medvetenheten om, upptäcker, utreder och åtalar korruption. The overall objective of the programme is "Myanmar more effectively prevents, raises awareness of, detects, investigates and prosecutes corruption". The expected outcomes are the following: Outcome 1: Improved legal and policy environment to support the Governments anticorruption efforts in line with international standards Outcome 2: Enhanced institutional capacity to prevent, raise awareness of, detect, investigate and prosecute corruption Outcome 3: Strengthened integrity of the judiciary and prosecution Outcome 4: Improved capacity of civil society organisations and private sector to prevent and contribute to combating corruption Sweden UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 -2778295 10000000 10000000 -2778295 17221705 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 10000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 10000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime -2778295.1400000001 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Myanmar/Burma 2018-2022 Myanmar/Burma 2018-2022 Improved democratic governance, reduced corruption and improved opportunities for responsibility and accountability in public institutions Förbättrad demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption och förbättrade möjligheter till ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10850 Sweden Development of municipal planning and local self government in Northern Kosovo. The effort consists of support for the development of municipal planning and local administration in seven municipalities in Northern Kosovo. UN-Habitat is Sida's contracting party, and will in turn work with and through local and national authorities as well as a network of civil society organizations. The overall purpose of the effort is to strengthen the ability of participating municipalities to deliver community services in accordance with Kosovo's legislation in the area, through inclusive planning. The effort also includes two smaller funds, one to support smaller municipal investments and one to support civil society organizations to strengthen them in dialogue with authorities, to demand responsibility and to represent citizens. The effort has a clear environmental perspective and an integrated conflict perspective. Insatsen utgörs av stöd till utveckling av kommunal planering och lokal förvaltning i sju kommuner i Norra Kosovo. UN-Habitat är Sidas avtalspart, och kommer i sin tur att arbeta med och genom lokala och nationella myndigheter samt ett nätverk av civilsamhällsorganisationer. Det övergripande syftet med insatsen är att stärka medverkande kommuners förmåga att i leverera samhällstjänster i enlighet med kosovarsk lagstiftning på området, genom inklusiv planering. Insatsen omfattar även två mindre fonder, en för stöd till mindre kommunala investeringar och en för stöd till civilsamhällsorganisationer för att stärka dem i dialog med myndigheter, för att utkräva ansvar och representera medborgana. Insatsen har ett tydligt miljöperspektiv och ett integrerat konfliktperspektiv. The overarching objective of the programme is to: Foster inclusive development and good governance in northern Kosovo through support to integration in Kosovos planning framework, with strong democratic oversight, local-central dialogue, and inter-municipal cooperation. The programme will contribute to achievement of the headline goal through the realization of three intended outcomes: (1) Increased integration of northern municipalities within Kosovos governance framework, achieved through development of institutional capacities to progressively improve performance of their responsibilities related to integrated spatial and urban planning and development, consistent with Kosovos planning system and principles of sound public administration (2) Enhanced quality of local governance, achieved through extensive public dialogue, feedback and accountability mechanisms, and civil society action to demand greater municipal responsiveness and performance (3) Strengthened public confidence in local institutions and the integration process, achieved through demonstration of practical infrastructure and service delivery improvements, and delivered by enhanced mechanisms for local-central and inter-municipal trust-building, dialogue, and coordination The objectives of the programme, aligned with the intended outcomes above, are as follows: (1) Facilitate alignment of northern Kosovo municipalities with the Kosovo-wide planning framework, establishing strategic planning schemes in line with Kosovos legal requirements and principles of sound public administration (2) Increase local government transparency, responsiveness and accountability through civil society mobilization and citizen participation (3) Foster integration by nurturing local-central and inter-municipal dialogue and cooperation, and demonstrating tangible progress to citizens by investing strategically in practical infrastructure and service delivery improvements. The main direct beneficiaries of the Inclusive Development Programme includes: a) Local governments. The programme provides guidance to 7 local governments in northern Kosovo, serving as a basis for policymakers to develop and refine policies and programmes that advance inclusive development and good governance. Local governments in northern Kosovo are equipped and empowered to design and implement MDPs and MZMs in line with Kosovo legal requirements, and strengthen the democratic engagement of citizens in decision-making. Support is provided to local governments to engage in local-central and inter-municipal trust-building and coordination activities, enabling them to develop practical joint projects and advocacy initiatives, to mutual advantage and satisfying citizen demands. Vitally, the programme will in the future provide municipalities with access to catalytic co-financing for infrastructure and service delivery improvements. b) Civil society. Local CSOs benefit from opportunities to build their internal organizational and technical capacities and strengthen links with the broader public, as well as to engage directly with municipal decision-makers, contribute to formulation of strategic public responses to key issues, representing an important step toward raising the collective voice of civil society in the 7 municipalities. The programme provides CSOs with access to catalytic co-financing for actions promoting citizen participation and accountability in local governance. c) Government of Kosovo. Central line ministries, especially MESP and MLGA currently benefit from a neutral institutional bridge to local governments in northern Kosovo, enabling them to build trust and pursue deeper engagement and alignment. More generally, the Government of Kosovo benefits from support in implementation of key aspects of Pristina-Belgrade dialogue and subsequent agreements; and are supported to develop future-oriented local government policies that leverage the advantages of subsidiarity and decentralization. Main indirect beneficiaries of the Inclusive Development Programme will include: Population of northern Kosovo. By investing strategically in infrastructure and service delivery improvements, the programme will contribute to tangible positive changes in living conditions in the short-term; by enhancing the effectiveness of municipal planning in 7 northern municipalities, the programme is associated with better prospects for inclusive development and stability in the long-term. The programme aims to equip citizens with new tools and resources to articulate their needs and aspirations and demand responsiveness and accountability from local institutions. The impact of programme activities is likely to be especially significant for the most vulnerable constituencies, including women, young people, and displaced persons, who are often marginalized from decision-making and sharing in the benefits of development, but who are specifically targeted during programme implementation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general The Inclusive Development Program started 2017 and its activities ended in April 2024 after several amendments to the agreement. The last additional budget was in March 2022 (see above) when the program added a component called the Green Corridor. This was a contribution to the European mobile biennial Manifesta where the municipality of Pristina and UN-Habitat worked worked closely with Manifesta team, with support also from the Embassy of Sweden. It was assessed to have relevance to the program as it involved vulnerable citizens in Pristina, in need of a better environment in their neighborhood that also would benefit many people walking in the city. However, this specific component - constructing a green path for walk parallel to the old railway track - was not as successful when it came to sustainability due to lack of maintenance of the path - its trees and benches among others. Except from the Green Corridor, and some other new activities that were added adaptively in the time ofbig political constraints in the north, the planned goals and outcomes have been easy to follow during the years linked to framework that was planned from the beginning. Sida assesses that UN-Habitat has delivered clear reports, following the result framework and with concrete examples of results. Field trips have been possible almost the whole period, except from after the The Banjska attack in September 2023 when a armed assault carried out by Serb militants against the Kosovo Police in the northern village - affecting the work and changing the whole scenario for finalizing the program. At this time the program activities were reaching its end, related to the result framework, and many goals achieved. However, there were some last approvals and implementation missing, which also caused a prolongation of the activity period. Following are some results linked to the three outcomes: 1) Increased integration of northern municipalities within Kosovos governance framework. Under this outcome three different concrete outputs in line with the Kosovo law have been set, mainly for drafting, conducting and approving the important city-planning documents: Municipal Development Plans (MDP) and Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPS). These plans have all been conducted and finalized with an inclusive process for the whole period. When it comes to the MDP:s the final approval is missing in four assemblies in the municipals Zubin Potok, Leposoviq, Zvecan, and Mitrovica North which has to do with the political instability and changes in leadership in these four municipalities. The municipalities claimed a year ago that there should be some flexibilities in the Municipal Development Plan so that they could be changed if needed. However, that is not according to the national law which points out that the plan should not be changed just because a new mayor in place. There is still - writing this memo - an ongoing dialogue between the government, UN-Habitat and these municipalities. When it comes to the SUMPS all the seven assemblies have finalized and approved them, and they are in line with EU guidelines and Kosovo law (the plans stresses the mobility such as transports, walking possibilities and cycling). Additionally all the municipalities have conducted Municipal Citizen Participation Plans and overall guidelines for how to include citizens and make them part of the planning which is linked to the goal. All have been finalized and approved. Under this outcome trainings and administrative support was included. The training on how to perform and evaluate Municipal Development Plans and Strategic Environmental Assessments was directed to officials from northern municipalities. This effort successfully built and strengthened the institutional capacities of around 111 central and local officials. Besides these document the team worked with Gender analysis in all seven municipalities, and environmental assessment strategies for Vushtrri and Skenderaj. In these two mentioned municipalities specific technical assistance were also given for drafting of Municipal Zoning Map - which for example included a concept for the historic center of Vushtrri - in order to renovate and protect historical houses and paths in certain zones. These plans are being implemented now (after the activity period). Vuchtrri's historical centre - its baseline facts and assessments - are being used as a good example on how to integrate environmental, gender- and cultural heritage components into an area of a city - involving its citizen to take part of the improvements. Another important activity when it comes to improving the living conditions for people living in areas with poor road and technical infrastructure with no access to social facilities and services, no vibrant public life, was to developing the neighborhood based planning. The selected sites for analysis encompassed several urban and rural neighborhoods around the Ibar River and the Artificial Lake, such as the Center Fidanishte, Roma Mahalla, Ilirida and Zhabar i Peshtëm. The municipality of Skederaj selected Runik as a district of strategic importance for municipality's and the whole region's development due to its richness with natural and cultural heritage and multi-ethnic communities. 2) Enhanced quality of local governance, achieved through extensive public dialogue, feedback and accountability mechanisms, and civil society action to demand greater municipal responsiveness and performance. Under this outcome Civil society has been strengthened to for example advocate for local government transparency. A specific catalytic fund was formed - The Civil Society Catalytic Fund (CSCF) - with Calls for Proposals for innovative projects that encouraged civil society to take part of local policy making processes and strengthen their own capacity to reach out to citizens, the municipalities and government. One of the results from this was that the coordination among the organizations improved and CBM, Community Building Mitrovica, enhanced its capacity as a sort of umbrella organization for NGO:s in northern Kosovo. This improvement of capacity, staff and routines made the Inclusive Development Program stronger - bridging the civil society to the municipalities. Parallel to the capacity development of civil society coordination, around 35 new initiatives were started. These initiative gathered and organized groups that was not formally organized, like elderly, persons with disability and young people - all with different backgrounds and ethnicity. Four municipalities were engaged; Leposavic, Zubin Potok, Mitrovica North and Zvecan. Except from gathering for a stronger voice, the organizations produced hand crafts, music, food. The goal, to stimulate civil society action, contributing to a more participatory and responsive governance framework in northern Kosovo, was assessed by the team to have been reached and satisfactory. Another project under the catalytic fund was a public opinion research on youth entrepreneurship with 60% of the respondents being Kosovo Albanians, a third were Kosovo Serbs, and a bit over 5 percent were Bosniaks. The survey was done by NGO LINK with 400 respondents, in 2019. The report showed what kind of support the youth would like to see to start a business or get a job. Over 60 percent thought that the municipality should provide subsidies for start-ups and 45 percent thought that the municipalities should better promote local businesses and se the potentials. More than 70 percent of the respondents would like to be a part of a working group for the development of the municipal strategy for youth entrepreneurship. Generally speaking the survey showed that the transparency of the municipalities was perceived as poor, and this was something that the Inclusive Development Program took into account when planning the activities ahead. Finally, under this outcome, important to mention is the Capital Investments project proposals. Parallel to supporting civil society to engage in policy making and a like, support was given to the municipalities to plan for infrastructure project needed to improve the conditions in the city- or urban area. These proposals were implemented under the outcome 3 - with financial support from the Local Government Administration and Ministry of Environment, Spatial Planning and Infrastructure Ministry, in November 2021. Within the Inclusive Development Program the Capital Investment Facility, CIF, had been going on since 2020 (in the first year this initiative was called capital investments projects, CIP and it was only directed to the seven municipalities). In 2021 the Facility reached out to all the municipalities in Kosovo. At the same this time the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, pitched in financial support to the program to improve the integration of the cultural heritage sites in the city planning with extra expertise from the ministry. 3) Strengthened public confidence in local institutions and the integration process. As mentioned above; the implementation of the Capital Investment Facility targeted seven municipalities in the north in the first year, and then all Kosovo 38 municipalities. After a process of assessments of the plans, different investments were implemented and they were resulting in concrete project. For the seven municipalities, the following examples of infrastructure projects were implemented during 2021 and 2022: - A reconstruction and adaptation of a production hall for the Fire Unit's need in Zvecan. - A historic path with renovated houses in Vushtrri. - A facility and public space in Leposavic for civil society organizations - especially young persons for different activities, including environmental actions. - A broad and accessible friendly walk "Enjoy the Town on Foot" in Skenderaj. - An enhanced market capacity for trade among the municipalities in Zubin Potok. - A public space and paths along the Ibar River and Artificial Lake in Mitrovica South. - A reconstruction of the road in the city center between two roundabouts with extra space for children's playground in Mitrovica North. The implementation of the Capital Investment Facility has been summarized and analyzed from a regional comparative perspective, and by including other grants given to the municipalities, in the whole country. The result shows differences and similarities regarding the priorities in the municipalities. Mostly the priorities have been infrastructure projects like improvement of roads and bridges and some central municipality houses. The obvious priorities from the municipalities have caused debates at regional meetings and workshops which became a collaboration between the municipalities, UN-Habitat, the above ministries and the Ministry for regional development - upon request from the municipalities in the north. During these meetings questions who decided the priorities when applying for the grants were discussed. It became clear that there was a gap in planning when it comes to involving both men and women. The requests and expressed needs from women were more seldom taken into account. This was for example lifted by women from the northern municipalities who stressed that they need more focus on buildings and teachers for children care, so that women in especially the rural areas can start working. Regarding plans for school, social services and transports it become clear that a better cooperation between the regions are needed. Generally the third outcome, where the implementation of CIF and other activities are structured, has been integrated in all the work under the two other outcomes. The methodology linked to inclusiveness that UN-Habitat has used is based on practical actions like meetings, workshops with in depth facilitation and networking. It also includes reach-out activities to involve as many civil servants, city planners, organizations, private sector and citizens as possible with whom the team has had pre meetings for analysis of the current situation to see what needs to be improved or developed. The above workshops with the regional perspectives were for instance hold for the first time in Kosovo. Unfortunately the northern municipalities who explicitly had wanted the gathering couldn't join the last meetings due to severe political situation and escalating conflict in the north. A special activity under this outcome involved all the Directors of the Collegia for Spatial Planning, under the Association of Kosovo municipalities, where various challenges were discussed and categorized and evaluated. An assessment of the Geographical Information System (GIS) was a collaborative effort involving the member municipalities of the Collegia. The findings have been documented and started a process in improving different systems for all municipalities - regarding a more efficient city- and rural planning. Lastly to be mentioned here is the Local Climate Action Forum (LoCAF) that was initiated within the Inclusive Development program, gathering 28 organizations in Kosovo to give extra perspective on environmental issues for city- and rural planning. Unexpected results The regional perspective, with joint workshops involving the seven municipalities with other municipalities in Kosovo was a result of an adaptive approach in the program. The joint workshops with all the municipalities in Kosovo was not planned for in the beginning of the intervention, as the focus was merely on the north. However, an holistic approach with a system analysis was formed during the different activities in respective municipality and it was requested from the involved partners, civil society and some of the municipalities. It was also a part of a new way of working at the ministry level, aligned with the new regional strategy where regional hubs in the country are now being developed. Some other examples: - The Ministry of Environment, Spatial Planning and Infrastructure, MESPI requested expertise from UNHabitat in the processes of auditing and conducting a report regarding SPAK which is the Spatial Planning Application Kosovo database. The final report covered analysis and recommendations to improving and addressing gaps within the planning system in Kosovo, aligned with the Law No. 04/L174 for the management of the National Consolidated Spatial Planning Database. Although this activity was not within the framework for IDP, the Inclusive Development program, the report served a good understanding for the needs in municipalities like Skederaj, Mitrovica South and Vushtrri who are part of the IDP. This report has been part of UNHabitat's engagement in the interministerial working group tasked with drafting the new Kosovo Spatial Plan. The Kosovo Institute for Spatial Planning will further collaboration with UN-Habitat in improving and establishing a central level database with accurate data. - Evaluation of the governments three year Municipal Housing Programs, using criteria derived from the Municipal Housing Program conducted by UN-Habitat in Gjilan in 2014, as well as data from the OECD database. Recommendations have been given for a more cohesive Municipal Housing Programmes for a harmonized and sustainable housing strategy at national level. A draft of the law on Social Housing was produced, thanks to a support of 25 million euros from CEB, Italian Funds for Innovative Projects and a 2 million Euros grant received by the Government. - Together with local civil society organizations from Skenderaj/Srbica, Mitrovica South, Leposaviq/Leposavic and Zubin Potok, the project "Emergency Livelihood Assistance to Floods Affected Housholds in Kosovo" was integrated in the program, and in the urban and rural planning. The activities were directly linked to the flooding and immediate needs that took place during January 2023, but also for a long term solution for overall resilience and recovery of the community affected by the floods. Around 130 households were involved, as well as researches, students, police men, civil servants working with disaster preparedness. These activities were supported by Government of Switzerland through FAO. Next step in these activities are to deliver more essential goods and services to most flood affected families for better preparation, and enhanced knowledge in the community how to be more resilience. - An exploring meeting regarding regional development was held online, facilitated by the Embassy but within the program as there was a request by the Ministry of Regional Development to have an exchange with Sweden when it comes to different tasks, such as institutionalisations of regional hubs in Kosovo. Participants from Sweden were from Salar International, Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Region, Swedish Ministry of Rural Affairs and Infrastructure and Swedish Agency for Economi and Regional Growth. From Kosovo staff from the Embassy, UN-Habitat and the Ministry of Regional Development participated. The outcome of the meeting was that there are wishes for collaboration in the area of regional analysis (statistics and coordination), trade, transport, technical assistance for legal framework, strengthening of integrating equality and human capacities in regional coordination, and support to businesses and capital investments projects. UN-Habitat hosted a follow-up meeting conference 16-17 April 2024 which was more of a presentation of potential and existing business developing in Kosovo. No further action was taken to strengthen the collaboration between Sweden and Kosovo regarding regional development, as Sida has no resources for a contribution that would support it. Sida, however, has recommended Kosovo-actors to apply for support through Swedish Institute. - The interest from the Ministry of Culture to improve the integration of Cultural heritage in City- and Rural planning resulted in a special focus on areas in the north with archaeological sites that can develop, and create job, in the nearby towns. The Roman urban settlement Municipium Dardanicum, near today's Soanica, was discussed as a potential focus for future remake and renovation. There is little written about this place, but data from a systematic research and investigation, carried out in the beginning of 1960, can be further utilized and the site could be better protected. During the Inclusive development program the focus on a holistic approach to culture heritage has improved also for the village Zym, the historical centre of Pristina and further development in Prizren with restoration of an archaeological site. The Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports has after the end of the activity period of IDP asked for further cooperation to strengthen the Cultural Creative Business sector in Kosovo, putting the culture heritage into a broader picture. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10850-10850A0101 Sweden Development of municipal planning and local self government in Northern Kosovo. The effort consists of support for the development of municipal planning and local administration in seven municipalities in Northern Kosovo. UN-Habitat is Sida's contracting party, and will in turn work with and through local and national authorities as well as a network of civil society organizations. The overall purpose of the effort is to strengthen the ability of participating municipalities to deliver community services in accordance with Kosovo's legislation in the area, through inclusive planning. The effort also includes two smaller funds, one to support smaller municipal investments and one to support civil society organizations to strengthen them in dialogue with authorities, to demand responsibility and to represent citizens. The effort has a clear environmental perspective and an integrated conflict perspective. Insatsen utgörs av stöd till utveckling av kommunal planering och lokal förvaltning i sju kommuner i Norra Kosovo. UN-Habitat är Sidas avtalspart, och kommer i sin tur att arbeta med och genom lokala och nationella myndigheter samt ett nätverk av civilsamhällsorganisationer. Det övergripande syftet med insatsen är att stärka medverkande kommuners förmåga att i leverera samhällstjänster i enlighet med kosovarsk lagstiftning på området, genom inklusiv planering. Insatsen omfattar även två mindre fonder, en för stöd till mindre kommunala investeringar och en för stöd till civilsamhällsorganisationer för att stärka dem i dialog med myndigheter, för att utkräva ansvar och representera medborgana. Insatsen har ett tydligt miljöperspektiv och ett integrerat konfliktperspektiv. The overarching objective of the programme is to: Foster inclusive development and good governance in northern Kosovo through support to integration in Kosovos planning framework, with strong democratic oversight, local-central dialogue, and inter-municipal cooperation. The programme will contribute to achievement of the headline goal through the realization of three intended outcomes: (1) Increased integration of northern municipalities within Kosovos governance framework, achieved through development of institutional capacities to progressively improve performance of their responsibilities related to integrated spatial and urban planning and development, consistent with Kosovos planning system and principles of sound public administration (2) Enhanced quality of local governance, achieved through extensive public dialogue, feedback and accountability mechanisms, and civil society action to demand greater municipal responsiveness and performance (3) Strengthened public confidence in local institutions and the integration process, achieved through demonstration of practical infrastructure and service delivery improvements, and delivered by enhanced mechanisms for local-central and inter-municipal trust-building, dialogue, and coordination The objectives of the programme, aligned with the intended outcomes above, are as follows: (1) Facilitate alignment of northern Kosovo municipalities with the Kosovo-wide planning framework, establishing strategic planning schemes in line with Kosovos legal requirements and principles of sound public administration (2) Increase local government transparency, responsiveness and accountability through civil society mobilization and citizen participation (3) Foster integration by nurturing local-central and inter-municipal dialogue and cooperation, and demonstrating tangible progress to citizens by investing strategically in practical infrastructure and service delivery improvements. The main direct beneficiaries of the Inclusive Development Programme includes: a) Local governments. The programme provides guidance to 7 local governments in northern Kosovo, serving as a basis for policymakers to develop and refine policies and programmes that advance inclusive development and good governance. Local governments in northern Kosovo are equipped and empowered to design and implement MDPs and MZMs in line with Kosovo legal requirements, and strengthen the democratic engagement of citizens in decision-making. Support is provided to local governments to engage in local-central and inter-municipal trust-building and coordination activities, enabling them to develop practical joint projects and advocacy initiatives, to mutual advantage and satisfying citizen demands. Vitally, the programme will in the future provide municipalities with access to catalytic co-financing for infrastructure and service delivery improvements. b) Civil society. Local CSOs benefit from opportunities to build their internal organizational and technical capacities and strengthen links with the broader public, as well as to engage directly with municipal decision-makers, contribute to formulation of strategic public responses to key issues, representing an important step toward raising the collective voice of civil society in the 7 municipalities. The programme provides CSOs with access to catalytic co-financing for actions promoting citizen participation and accountability in local governance. c) Government of Kosovo. Central line ministries, especially MESP and MLGA currently benefit from a neutral institutional bridge to local governments in northern Kosovo, enabling them to build trust and pursue deeper engagement and alignment. More generally, the Government of Kosovo benefits from support in implementation of key aspects of Pristina-Belgrade dialogue and subsequent agreements; and are supported to develop future-oriented local government policies that leverage the advantages of subsidiarity and decentralization. Main indirect beneficiaries of the Inclusive Development Programme will include: Population of northern Kosovo. By investing strategically in infrastructure and service delivery improvements, the programme will contribute to tangible positive changes in living conditions in the short-term; by enhancing the effectiveness of municipal planning in 7 northern municipalities, the programme is associated with better prospects for inclusive development and stability in the long-term. The programme aims to equip citizens with new tools and resources to articulate their needs and aspirations and demand responsiveness and accountability from local institutions. The impact of programme activities is likely to be especially significant for the most vulnerable constituencies, including women, young people, and displaced persons, who are often marginalized from decision-making and sharing in the benefits of development, but who are specifically targeted during programme implementation. Sweden UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 13000000 7000000 0 6000000 0 15000000 0 7000000 0 0 6000000 0 13000000 0 41000000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 15000000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 13000000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 7000000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 6000000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Increased trust and reconciliation between the parties within and between countries Västra Balkan: Ökat förtroende och försoning mellan parterna i och mellan länderna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Västra Balkan: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Västra Balkan: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10850-10850A0103 Sweden Development of municipal planning and local self government in Northern Kosovo. The effort consists of support for the development of municipal planning and local administration in seven municipalities in Northern Kosovo. UN-Habitat is Sida's contracting party, and will in turn work with and through local and national authorities as well as a network of civil society organizations. The overall purpose of the effort is to strengthen the ability of participating municipalities to deliver community services in accordance with Kosovo's legislation in the area, through inclusive planning. The effort also includes two smaller funds, one to support smaller municipal investments and one to support civil society organizations to strengthen them in dialogue with authorities, to demand responsibility and to represent citizens. The effort has a clear environmental perspective and an integrated conflict perspective. Insatsen utgörs av stöd till utveckling av kommunal planering och lokal förvaltning i sju kommuner i Norra Kosovo. UN-Habitat är Sidas avtalspart, och kommer i sin tur att arbeta med och genom lokala och nationella myndigheter samt ett nätverk av civilsamhällsorganisationer. Det övergripande syftet med insatsen är att stärka medverkande kommuners förmåga att i leverera samhällstjänster i enlighet med kosovarsk lagstiftning på området, genom inklusiv planering. Insatsen omfattar även två mindre fonder, en för stöd till mindre kommunala investeringar och en för stöd till civilsamhällsorganisationer för att stärka dem i dialog med myndigheter, för att utkräva ansvar och representera medborgana. Insatsen har ett tydligt miljöperspektiv och ett integrerat konfliktperspektiv. The overarching objective of the programme is to: Foster inclusive development and good governance in northern Kosovo through support to integration in Kosovos planning framework, with strong democratic oversight, local-central dialogue, and inter-municipal cooperation. The programme will contribute to achievement of the headline goal through the realization of three intended outcomes: (1) Increased integration of northern municipalities within Kosovos governance framework, achieved through development of institutional capacities to progressively improve performance of their responsibilities related to integrated spatial and urban planning and development, consistent with Kosovos planning system and principles of sound public administration (2) Enhanced quality of local governance, achieved through extensive public dialogue, feedback and accountability mechanisms, and civil society action to demand greater municipal responsiveness and performance (3) Strengthened public confidence in local institutions and the integration process, achieved through demonstration of practical infrastructure and service delivery improvements, and delivered by enhanced mechanisms for local-central and inter-municipal trust-building, dialogue, and coordination The objectives of the programme, aligned with the intended outcomes above, are as follows: (1) Facilitate alignment of northern Kosovo municipalities with the Kosovo-wide planning framework, establishing strategic planning schemes in line with Kosovos legal requirements and principles of sound public administration (2) Increase local government transparency, responsiveness and accountability through civil society mobilization and citizen participation (3) Foster integration by nurturing local-central and inter-municipal dialogue and cooperation, and demonstrating tangible progress to citizens by investing strategically in practical infrastructure and service delivery improvements. The main direct beneficiaries of the Inclusive Development Programme includes: a) Local governments. The programme provides guidance to 7 local governments in northern Kosovo, serving as a basis for policymakers to develop and refine policies and programmes that advance inclusive development and good governance. Local governments in northern Kosovo are equipped and empowered to design and implement MDPs and MZMs in line with Kosovo legal requirements, and strengthen the democratic engagement of citizens in decision-making. Support is provided to local governments to engage in local-central and inter-municipal trust-building and coordination activities, enabling them to develop practical joint projects and advocacy initiatives, to mutual advantage and satisfying citizen demands. Vitally, the programme will in the future provide municipalities with access to catalytic co-financing for infrastructure and service delivery improvements. b) Civil society. Local CSOs benefit from opportunities to build their internal organizational and technical capacities and strengthen links with the broader public, as well as to engage directly with municipal decision-makers, contribute to formulation of strategic public responses to key issues, representing an important step toward raising the collective voice of civil society in the 7 municipalities. The programme provides CSOs with access to catalytic co-financing for actions promoting citizen participation and accountability in local governance. c) Government of Kosovo. Central line ministries, especially MESP and MLGA currently benefit from a neutral institutional bridge to local governments in northern Kosovo, enabling them to build trust and pursue deeper engagement and alignment. More generally, the Government of Kosovo benefits from support in implementation of key aspects of Pristina-Belgrade dialogue and subsequent agreements; and are supported to develop future-oriented local government policies that leverage the advantages of subsidiarity and decentralization. Main indirect beneficiaries of the Inclusive Development Programme will include: Population of northern Kosovo. By investing strategically in infrastructure and service delivery improvements, the programme will contribute to tangible positive changes in living conditions in the short-term; by enhancing the effectiveness of municipal planning in 7 northern municipalities, the programme is associated with better prospects for inclusive development and stability in the long-term. The programme aims to equip citizens with new tools and resources to articulate their needs and aspirations and demand responsiveness and accountability from local institutions. The impact of programme activities is likely to be especially significant for the most vulnerable constituencies, including women, young people, and displaced persons, who are often marginalized from decision-making and sharing in the benefits of development, but who are specifically targeted during programme implementation. Sweden UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1650000 -33966 1650000 0 -33966 1616034 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 1650000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme -33966.18 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10923 Sweden Support the seminar on women's role in the implementation of Peace agreements within the Nobel Peace Laureates Summit 2017 in Bogotá to share experiences from other countries and from Colombia Handelskammaren i Bogotá samt Bogotá y Cundinamarca Convention Bureau har lagt fram ett projektförslag till ambassaden i Bogotá för att stödja ett seminarium om "Kvinnors roll i fresdbyggande" inom det 16de världstoppmötet för pristagare av nobel fredspris i februari 2017. Toppmötet är ett internationellt erkänt event för fredsbyggande och försoning. Mötet har hållits vartannat år under de senaste 17 åren i olika städer runt om i världen. Bogotá blev utvalt för detta års toppmöte på grund av fredsförhandlingarna i landet mellan regeringen och FARC guerrilla, och fredsavtalet som blev signerat och godkänt i november 2016. Projektet syftar till att bidra att belysa kvinnors roll i fresbyggande och i implementeringen av fredsavtalet i Colombia. Förväntade resultat av projektet är: 1) en mer fullständig information av kvinnors roll i fred, försoning och fredsbyggande, 2) Deltagandet av ca 12 000 personer under tre dagars toppmöte; 3) Deltagande av ca 700 personer på seminariet om "kvinnors roll i fredsbyggande". Projektet är relevant för att bidra till debatten om gender-perspektivet på fredsavtalet och för att stärka deltagandet av kvinnor i implementeringen av detta. Det är också en möjlighet att lära från andra fredsprocesser. Ambassaden var i kontakt med Bogotas handelskammare och Bogotá y Cundinamarca Convention Bureau under december 2016 - januari 2017 när de begärde att ambassaden skulle delta i toppmötet som skulle hållas den 02-04 februari 2017. Förslaget granskades internt och ambassaden bedömde att det var en relevant event och en möjlighet att diskutera fredsbyggande, försoning, för att klargöra betydelsen av ett genusperspektiv i fredsavtalet samt lära av andra fredsprocesser som kan bidra till genomförandet av fredsavtalet med FARC och fredsprocessen med ELN. Eftersom delegering av resurser till Colombia inte godkändes av Sida tills den 6 februari 2017 var det inte möjligt att fatta beslut och underteckna ett avtal före genomförandet av toppmötet.Trots detta biståndschefen ansåg att seminariet var mycket strategiskt för den colombianska sammanhang och beslutade att ta risken och godkänna finansieringen av toppmötet. Ambassaden, genom en urvalsprocess valde företaget Moya Producciones för produktion av publikationer och material med anknytning till främjandet av Sverige i Colombia. Av denna anledning föreslås det att direktupphandling genomförs med Moya Producciones för utveckling av logistik och material för "sand" (monter) om Sverige och fredsbyggande i Colombia. Den totala kostnaden för projektet är 986 000 SEK och det föreslås att Sverige bidrar med det totala beloppet. SEK 957 000 täcker kostnader för genomförandet av seminariet som implementeras av Bogotá y Cundinamarca Convention Bureau. SEK 29 000 täcker kostnader för förberedelsen av logistik och material för "stand" (monter) om Sverige och fresbyggande i Colombia. The main objective of the Project is to provide a dialogue space within the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in 2017, to inform, analyze and share experiences on women's participation in peace building processes through the seminar: "Women's role in Peace building". The aim is that women panelists in the seminar share their experiences and knowledge on this issue. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security The Seminar "Women's role in peacebuilding" was held within the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in Bogotá in 2017, which had a broad assistance during the three days of the Summit. Approximately 600 persons attended the seminar, contributing to reach the expected results of a dialogue on the importance of women's participation in peacebuilding and reconciliation. It was a good opportunity to contribute to the debate on the gender perspective in the peace agreement reached between the government and the FARC and to learn experiences from other peace processes. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10923-10923A0101 Sweden Support the seminar on women's role in the implementation of Peace agreements within the Nobel Peace Laureates Summit 2017 in Bogotá to share experiences from other countries and from Colombia Handelskammaren i Bogotá samt Bogotá y Cundinamarca Convention Bureau har lagt fram ett projektförslag till ambassaden i Bogotá för att stödja ett seminarium om "Kvinnors roll i fresdbyggande" inom det 16de världstoppmötet för pristagare av nobel fredspris i februari 2017. Toppmötet är ett internationellt erkänt event för fredsbyggande och försoning. Mötet har hållits vartannat år under de senaste 17 åren i olika städer runt om i världen. Bogotá blev utvalt för detta års toppmöte på grund av fredsförhandlingarna i landet mellan regeringen och FARC guerrilla, och fredsavtalet som blev signerat och godkänt i november 2016. Projektet syftar till att bidra att belysa kvinnors roll i fresbyggande och i implementeringen av fredsavtalet i Colombia. Förväntade resultat av projektet är: 1) en mer fullständig information av kvinnors roll i fred, försoning och fredsbyggande, 2) Deltagandet av ca 12 000 personer under tre dagars toppmöte; 3) Deltagande av ca 700 personer på seminariet om "kvinnors roll i fredsbyggande". Projektet är relevant för att bidra till debatten om gender-perspektivet på fredsavtalet och för att stärka deltagandet av kvinnor i implementeringen av detta. Det är också en möjlighet att lära från andra fredsprocesser. Ambassaden var i kontakt med Bogotas handelskammare och Bogotá y Cundinamarca Convention Bureau under december 2016 - januari 2017 när de begärde att ambassaden skulle delta i toppmötet som skulle hållas den 02-04 februari 2017. Förslaget granskades internt och ambassaden bedömde att det var en relevant event och en möjlighet att diskutera fredsbyggande, försoning, för att klargöra betydelsen av ett genusperspektiv i fredsavtalet samt lära av andra fredsprocesser som kan bidra till genomförandet av fredsavtalet med FARC och fredsprocessen med ELN. Eftersom delegering av resurser till Colombia inte godkändes av Sida tills den 6 februari 2017 var det inte möjligt att fatta beslut och underteckna ett avtal före genomförandet av toppmötet.Trots detta biståndschefen ansåg att seminariet var mycket strategiskt för den colombianska sammanhang och beslutade att ta risken och godkänna finansieringen av toppmötet. Ambassaden, genom en urvalsprocess valde företaget Moya Producciones för produktion av publikationer och material med anknytning till främjandet av Sverige i Colombia. Av denna anledning föreslås det att direktupphandling genomförs med Moya Producciones för utveckling av logistik och material för "sand" (monter) om Sverige och fredsbyggande i Colombia. Den totala kostnaden för projektet är 986 000 SEK och det föreslås att Sverige bidrar med det totala beloppet. SEK 957 000 täcker kostnader för genomförandet av seminariet som implementeras av Bogotá y Cundinamarca Convention Bureau. SEK 29 000 täcker kostnader för förberedelsen av logistik och material för "stand" (monter) om Sverige och fresbyggande i Colombia. The main objective of the Project is to provide a dialogue space within the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in 2017, to inform, analyze and share experiences on women's participation in peace building processes through the seminar: "Women's role in Peace building". The aim is that women panelists in the seminar share their experiences and knowledge on this issue. Sweden Bogota Convention Bureau Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Bogota Convention Bureau Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 957000 -17486 0 957000 -17486 939514 Bogota Convention Bureau 957000 Bogota Convention Bureau -17485.51 Bogota Convention Bureau Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Greater influence and meaningful participation for women in the peace process and the implementation of the peace agreement in accordance with the UN Security Council's resolutions on women, peace and security Ökat inflytande och meningsfullt deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocessen och fredsavtalens genomförande i enlighet med FN:s säkerhetsresolutioner om kvinnor, fred och säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10923-10923A0102 Sweden Support the seminar on women's role in the implementation of Peace agreements within the Nobel Peace Laureates Summit 2017 in Bogotá to share experiences from other countries and from Colombia Handelskammaren i Bogotá samt Bogotá y Cundinamarca Convention Bureau har lagt fram ett projektförslag till ambassaden i Bogotá för att stödja ett seminarium om "Kvinnors roll i fresdbyggande" inom det 16de världstoppmötet för pristagare av nobel fredspris i februari 2017. Toppmötet är ett internationellt erkänt event för fredsbyggande och försoning. Mötet har hållits vartannat år under de senaste 17 åren i olika städer runt om i världen. Bogotá blev utvalt för detta års toppmöte på grund av fredsförhandlingarna i landet mellan regeringen och FARC guerrilla, och fredsavtalet som blev signerat och godkänt i november 2016. Projektet syftar till att bidra att belysa kvinnors roll i fresbyggande och i implementeringen av fredsavtalet i Colombia. Förväntade resultat av projektet är: 1) en mer fullständig information av kvinnors roll i fred, försoning och fredsbyggande, 2) Deltagandet av ca 12 000 personer under tre dagars toppmöte; 3) Deltagande av ca 700 personer på seminariet om "kvinnors roll i fredsbyggande". Projektet är relevant för att bidra till debatten om gender-perspektivet på fredsavtalet och för att stärka deltagandet av kvinnor i implementeringen av detta. Det är också en möjlighet att lära från andra fredsprocesser. Ambassaden var i kontakt med Bogotas handelskammare och Bogotá y Cundinamarca Convention Bureau under december 2016 - januari 2017 när de begärde att ambassaden skulle delta i toppmötet som skulle hållas den 02-04 februari 2017. Förslaget granskades internt och ambassaden bedömde att det var en relevant event och en möjlighet att diskutera fredsbyggande, försoning, för att klargöra betydelsen av ett genusperspektiv i fredsavtalet samt lära av andra fredsprocesser som kan bidra till genomförandet av fredsavtalet med FARC och fredsprocessen med ELN. Eftersom delegering av resurser till Colombia inte godkändes av Sida tills den 6 februari 2017 var det inte möjligt att fatta beslut och underteckna ett avtal före genomförandet av toppmötet.Trots detta biståndschefen ansåg att seminariet var mycket strategiskt för den colombianska sammanhang och beslutade att ta risken och godkänna finansieringen av toppmötet. Ambassaden, genom en urvalsprocess valde företaget Moya Producciones för produktion av publikationer och material med anknytning till främjandet av Sverige i Colombia. Av denna anledning föreslås det att direktupphandling genomförs med Moya Producciones för utveckling av logistik och material för "sand" (monter) om Sverige och fredsbyggande i Colombia. Den totala kostnaden för projektet är 986 000 SEK och det föreslås att Sverige bidrar med det totala beloppet. SEK 957 000 täcker kostnader för genomförandet av seminariet som implementeras av Bogotá y Cundinamarca Convention Bureau. SEK 29 000 täcker kostnader för förberedelsen av logistik och material för "stand" (monter) om Sverige och fresbyggande i Colombia. The main objective of the Project is to provide a dialogue space within the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in 2017, to inform, analyze and share experiences on women's participation in peace building processes through the seminar: "Women's role in Peace building". The aim is that women panelists in the seminar share their experiences and knowledge on this issue. Sweden Bogota Convention Bureau Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 26884 26884 26884 Other 26883.92 Other Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic implementation of the peace agreement Stärkt demokratiskt genomförande av fredsavtalen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10962 Sweden UNICEF has applied to Sida for funding of 7 million SEK to carry out the "Green Innovations Hub Programme" in Zimbabwe during the period 2017 - 2020. The intervention aims to ignite creative ideas and unlock young potential to environmental sustainability and renewable energy through social innovation by 1) encouraging and motivating young innovators to devise solutions for emerging environmental and energy challenges in the country; 2) providing support to a new generation of social entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe conscious of the Environment; 3) contributing towards the creation of an enabling legal and policy framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation in Zimbabwe through the provision of a model for youth involvement and 4) upscaling and further developing previously funded projects in the pilot project. The intervention’s total budget is 7 million SEK, out of which approximately 11% will be forwarded to UNICEF's partner organisation in this programme, Development Reality Institute (DRI). The bulk of funding will go directly to grant beneficiaries and schools. UNICEF har ansökt om finansiellt stöd från Sida på totalt 7 000 000 kronor i syfte att genomföra projektet Green Innovations Hub Programme i Zimbabwe under perioden 2017-2020. Projektet syftar till att uppmuntra kreativa idéer och verkar för att unga människors potential rörande miljömässig hållbarhet och förnybar energi tillvaratas genom social innovation. Detta ska ske genom 1) att uppmuntra och motivera unga innovatörer att utforma lösningar för framtida miljö- och energiutmaningar Zimbabwe står inför; 2) öka den nya generationen av sociala entreprenörers medvetenhet kring miljöfrågor; 3) bidra till att skapa ett rättsligt och policyanpassat gynnsamt ramverk för anpassning samt begränsning till klimatförändringar genom att inkludera Zimbabwes unga befolkning samt; 4) uppföljning och vidareutveckling av the Green Innovations Hub pilotprogram. Den totala budgeten är 7 miljoner kronor, varav cirka 11 % av detta belopp kommer att förmedlas till UNICEFs partnerorganisation Development Reality Institute (DRI). Huvuddelen av finansieringen går dock direkt till bidragsmottagare och skolor. Funding of SEK 7000 000 has been made available to this programme. In the face of increasing social economic hardships youth and children are the worst affected. This is in addition to the on-going and future impacts of global climate change, which have turned communities into desperation. A growing body of work is emerging around community-based responses to multiple vulnerabilities to climate change and socio-economic woes. This project therefore seeks to tap into the innovation of young people and turn ideas into practical solutions to these challenges. The project will increase the knowledge of young people, rural communities, policy makers and programmers on environmental sustainability and renewable energy so they may become competent contributors in the development policies that will affect their lives. Such scalable solutions to climate change have the potential to transform social innovation models and can rescue millions of youth from poverty through strategic green enterprises and increasing employability. Objectives of the programme include: To provide support to a new generation of social entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe conscious of the environment.To facilitate innovative debt financing methods through proactively engaging with local banks to develop new debt financing methods to enable bank loans for climate-tech innovations.To contribute towards the creation of an enabling legal and policy framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation in Zimbabwe through the provision of a model for youth involvement.To encourage and motivate young innovators to devise solutions for emerging environmental and energy challenges in the country.To facilitate attachment students to further develop their employment skills in sustainable business by providing Green Job placement opportunities through proactively engaging with non-governmental organizations and private sector partners interested to green their value chain through this special GiHub facility. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Environmental education/training General Environment Protection Green Internships 20 Organisations have provided young interns with the oportunites to implement environmentally sustainable and greening projects in their businesses. The 20 interns were trained on effective work habits, problem solving, business etiquette and ICT skills as well as being trained on and recieveing certificates for the ISO Environmental Management Systems and implementation ISO14001:2015 offered by the Standards Association of Zimbabwe. An example of a project implemented by an intern includes a water management plan implemented at Tongaat Hullet. Green Innovations 29 environmentally sustainable and renewable energy innovations have been funded and implemented by youth innovators. An example includes the reusable menstruation kit which was designed by Chipo Chikomo, aimed to reduce the amount of menstrual waste, cut the cost of sanitary prodcuts and boost local employment. Green Schools 20 grants were awarded to environmental clubs within schools to implement innovative green schools projects. 1026 pupils participated in the projects and examples include installing solar geysers in a boarding school on the outskirts of Gweru, installing a drip irrigation system for a market garden at a school in the lowveld and building a weather station at a school near shabanie. This weather station is now connected to the national weather system to enable the transfer of data and the children take an active interest in taking the weather measurements and understanding the impact the weather has on thier lives. A Policy Brief on'Leveraging Green Innovations in Zimbabwe to Contribute to Youth Employment' was developed.     No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10962-10962A0101 Sweden UNICEF has applied to Sida for funding of 7 million SEK to carry out the "Green Innovations Hub Programme" in Zimbabwe during the period 2017 - 2020. The intervention aims to ignite creative ideas and unlock young potential to environmental sustainability and renewable energy through social innovation by 1) encouraging and motivating young innovators to devise solutions for emerging environmental and energy challenges in the country; 2) providing support to a new generation of social entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe conscious of the Environment; 3) contributing towards the creation of an enabling legal and policy framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation in Zimbabwe through the provision of a model for youth involvement and 4) upscaling and further developing previously funded projects in the pilot project. The intervention’s total budget is 7 million SEK, out of which approximately 11% will be forwarded to UNICEF's partner organisation in this programme, Development Reality Institute (DRI). The bulk of funding will go directly to grant beneficiaries and schools. UNICEF har ansökt om finansiellt stöd från Sida på totalt 7 000 000 kronor i syfte att genomföra projektet Green Innovations Hub Programme i Zimbabwe under perioden 2017-2020. Projektet syftar till att uppmuntra kreativa idéer och verkar för att unga människors potential rörande miljömässig hållbarhet och förnybar energi tillvaratas genom social innovation. Detta ska ske genom 1) att uppmuntra och motivera unga innovatörer att utforma lösningar för framtida miljö- och energiutmaningar Zimbabwe står inför; 2) öka den nya generationen av sociala entreprenörers medvetenhet kring miljöfrågor; 3) bidra till att skapa ett rättsligt och policyanpassat gynnsamt ramverk för anpassning samt begränsning till klimatförändringar genom att inkludera Zimbabwes unga befolkning samt; 4) uppföljning och vidareutveckling av the Green Innovations Hub pilotprogram. Den totala budgeten är 7 miljoner kronor, varav cirka 11 % av detta belopp kommer att förmedlas till UNICEFs partnerorganisation Development Reality Institute (DRI). Huvuddelen av finansieringen går dock direkt till bidragsmottagare och skolor. Funding of SEK 7000 000 has been made available to this programme. In the face of increasing social economic hardships youth and children are the worst affected. This is in addition to the on-going and future impacts of global climate change, which have turned communities into desperation. A growing body of work is emerging around community-based responses to multiple vulnerabilities to climate change and socio-economic woes. This project therefore seeks to tap into the innovation of young people and turn ideas into practical solutions to these challenges. The project will increase the knowledge of young people, rural communities, policy makers and programmers on environmental sustainability and renewable energy so they may become competent contributors in the development policies that will affect their lives. Such scalable solutions to climate change have the potential to transform social innovation models and can rescue millions of youth from poverty through strategic green enterprises and increasing employability. Objectives of the programme include: To provide support to a new generation of social entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe conscious of the environment.To facilitate innovative debt financing methods through proactively engaging with local banks to develop new debt financing methods to enable bank loans for climate-tech innovations.To contribute towards the creation of an enabling legal and policy framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation in Zimbabwe through the provision of a model for youth involvement.To encourage and motivate young innovators to devise solutions for emerging environmental and energy challenges in the country.To facilitate attachment students to further develop their employment skills in sustainable business by providing Green Job placement opportunities through proactively engaging with non-governmental organizations and private sector partners interested to green their value chain through this special GiHub facility. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 0 0 3500000 0 0 3500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-10962-10962A0102 Sweden UNICEF has applied to Sida for funding of 7 million SEK to carry out the "Green Innovations Hub Programme" in Zimbabwe during the period 2017 - 2020. The intervention aims to ignite creative ideas and unlock young potential to environmental sustainability and renewable energy through social innovation by 1) encouraging and motivating young innovators to devise solutions for emerging environmental and energy challenges in the country; 2) providing support to a new generation of social entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe conscious of the Environment; 3) contributing towards the creation of an enabling legal and policy framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation in Zimbabwe through the provision of a model for youth involvement and 4) upscaling and further developing previously funded projects in the pilot project. The intervention’s total budget is 7 million SEK, out of which approximately 11% will be forwarded to UNICEF's partner organisation in this programme, Development Reality Institute (DRI). The bulk of funding will go directly to grant beneficiaries and schools. UNICEF har ansökt om finansiellt stöd från Sida på totalt 7 000 000 kronor i syfte att genomföra projektet Green Innovations Hub Programme i Zimbabwe under perioden 2017-2020. Projektet syftar till att uppmuntra kreativa idéer och verkar för att unga människors potential rörande miljömässig hållbarhet och förnybar energi tillvaratas genom social innovation. Detta ska ske genom 1) att uppmuntra och motivera unga innovatörer att utforma lösningar för framtida miljö- och energiutmaningar Zimbabwe står inför; 2) öka den nya generationen av sociala entreprenörers medvetenhet kring miljöfrågor; 3) bidra till att skapa ett rättsligt och policyanpassat gynnsamt ramverk för anpassning samt begränsning till klimatförändringar genom att inkludera Zimbabwes unga befolkning samt; 4) uppföljning och vidareutveckling av the Green Innovations Hub pilotprogram. Den totala budgeten är 7 miljoner kronor, varav cirka 11 % av detta belopp kommer att förmedlas till UNICEFs partnerorganisation Development Reality Institute (DRI). Huvuddelen av finansieringen går dock direkt till bidragsmottagare och skolor. Funding of SEK 7000 000 has been made available to this programme. In the face of increasing social economic hardships youth and children are the worst affected. This is in addition to the on-going and future impacts of global climate change, which have turned communities into desperation. A growing body of work is emerging around community-based responses to multiple vulnerabilities to climate change and socio-economic woes. This project therefore seeks to tap into the innovation of young people and turn ideas into practical solutions to these challenges. The project will increase the knowledge of young people, rural communities, policy makers and programmers on environmental sustainability and renewable energy so they may become competent contributors in the development policies that will affect their lives. Such scalable solutions to climate change have the potential to transform social innovation models and can rescue millions of youth from poverty through strategic green enterprises and increasing employability. Objectives of the programme include: To provide support to a new generation of social entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe conscious of the environment.To facilitate innovative debt financing methods through proactively engaging with local banks to develop new debt financing methods to enable bank loans for climate-tech innovations.To contribute towards the creation of an enabling legal and policy framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation in Zimbabwe through the provision of a model for youth involvement.To encourage and motivate young innovators to devise solutions for emerging environmental and energy challenges in the country.To facilitate attachment students to further develop their employment skills in sustainable business by providing Green Job placement opportunities through proactively engaging with non-governmental organizations and private sector partners interested to green their value chain through this special GiHub facility. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 3500000 0 0 3500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved opportunities for sustainable livelihoods, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions, especially for women and young people. Förbättrade möjligheter till en hållbar försörjning, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved access to renewable energy that is socially and environmentally sustainable. Förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10996 Sweden The EU Commission has decided to allocate a total of EURO 40 million from the EU Trust Fund to support the implementation of IGAD's Peace and Security Strategy during the period 2018-2022, of which 5 million euro will go to salary costs and 35 million will go to the 'IGAD Promoting Peace and Stability in the Horn of Africa Region, IPPSHAR, programme.The direction of the programme is fully in line with the Swedish strategy, and its focus on strengthened capacities among regional actors for peace and reconciliation, increased women's participation in processes for peace, and combating of violent extremism. Sweden will allocate 10,5 MSEK for the implementation of the programme, the funds will be made available for the use of the Austrian Development Agency (ADA) who has been appointed as the managing agent of the delegated EU-agreement as well as Sida's contribution. ADA is contributing an additional 1 million euro to the IPPSHAR programme and the Netherlands is contributing with 676,579 euro. The total contribution amount is therefore 42.6 million euro. EU-kommissionen har beslutat att avsätta totalt 40 miljoner euro från EU:s Sk "Emergency Trust Fund" för att stödja genomförandet av IGAD:s freds- och säkerhetsstrategi under perioden 2018-2022, varav 5 miljoner Euro kommer gå till lönekostnader och 35 miljoner euro tilldelas 'IGAD Promoting Peace and Stability in the Horn of Africa Region', IPPSHAR-programmet. Programmets riktning är helt i linje med den svenska strategin och dess fokus på förstärkt kapacitet bland regionala aktörer för fred och försoning, ökat kvinnligt deltagande i fredsprocesser och bekämpning av våldsbejakande extremism. Sverige kommer att tilldela 10,5 miljoner kronor för genomförandet av programmet, pengarna kommer att ställas till förfogande för användandet av Österrikes Biståndsorgan, ADA, som är utsedd som partner ansvarig för genomförande av det delegerade EU-avtalet och Sidas bidrag. ADA bidrar med ytterligare 1 million Euro till programmet och Nederländerna bidrar med ca 600.000 euro. Insatsens totala summa är därför 42,6 miljoner euro. The General objective is "to contribute to achieving sustainable peace, security and stability for the attainment of economic integration and development in the IGAD region (Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda)." The Four specific objectives are: 1. To enhance the IGAD Conflict Early Warning and Response Mechanism (CEWARN) systems, so that there is an improvement in the quantity and quality of the information collected, in data analysis, and early response action 2. To enable IGAD and national governments in the region to predict, prevent, and address transnational security threats 3. To enhance the capacity of IGAD and national governments of the region on preventive diplomacy, mediation and civilian peace building 4. To enhance the implementation effectiveness of IGAD's Peace and Security Division (PSD) and units Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security Some notable achievements through the programme's four Specific Objective (SO), includes: Under (SO): 1 CEWARN implemented an extensive programme of work to strengthen early warning systems across the region. This included substantial work with national institutions through support for the CEWERUs and national research institutions (NRIs), which has facilitated increased collaboration and helped develop national platforms in MS to shape policy and develop appropriate national responses. The Rapid Response Fund (RRF) grants were targeted at areas across the region experiencing tension and conflict and were designed to channel funds through national structures to local implementing bodies on the ground. This has facilitated revised M&E Framework; defined three overall results areas; and increased collaboration between national institutions in the MS. Under SO 2: the IGAD Security Sector Program (SSP) has focused on emerging security threats in the region and worked to build awareness and capacity among MS institutions on issues such as financing of terrorism, cybercrime and the use of technology to promote de-radicalisation and violent extremism. The IGAD SSP developed a strategic approach by networking key agencies in MS, building technical capacity across the region, and promoting the ratification of international norms and frameworks. under SO 3 preventive diplomacy, mediation and civilian peace building: This was done through the support for the Ethiopian Ministry of Peace and the South Sudan Ministry of Peacebuilding and its efforts to develop national mediation strategies in MS. The project responded to developments in the transition processes in Sudan and in South Sudan through the allocation of contingency funding. This enabled IGAD to support the NCAC and the JRC in South Sudan and to play a role in the Trilateral Mechanism (TM) in Sudan in partnership with the African Union and the United Nations. The support provided to the IGAD Special Mission to Somalia enabled the Special Envoy to facilitate political dialogue in the lead up to the 2021/22 election and to engage in local dispute resolution processes. Despite the challenges and complexity in the region, the Mediation Support Unit (MSU) has made a valuable contribution to peace and stability, particularly by strengthening the capacity of civil society groups in several MS. The MSU also established and trained a roster of mediators and technical experts to support peacebuilding in the region. However, despite the needs in the region, this roster has not been utilised to its full potential so far. SO 4: aimed to enhance the implementation effectiveness of the PSD and its units. The project supported the PSD units to carry out analysis and produce a range of knowledge products, as well as updating hardware and software in the PSD and in MS institutions. The management of the IPPSHAR project has built capacity in IGAD and strengthened the PSD in a number of key areas, particularly programme management, procurement, finance and compliance, M&E and communications. In addition, increased emphasis was put on more effective internal and external communication of the PSD and its units and institutions, including the development and upgrading of websites and apps and the establishment of hubs by the IFSI and the ICEPCVE. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10996-10996A0101 Sweden The EU Commission has decided to allocate a total of EURO 40 million from the EU Trust Fund to support the implementation of IGAD's Peace and Security Strategy during the period 2018-2022, of which 5 million euro will go to salary costs and 35 million will go to the 'IGAD Promoting Peace and Stability in the Horn of Africa Region, IPPSHAR, programme.The direction of the programme is fully in line with the Swedish strategy, and its focus on strengthened capacities among regional actors for peace and reconciliation, increased women's participation in processes for peace, and combating of violent extremism. Sweden will allocate 10,5 MSEK for the implementation of the programme, the funds will be made available for the use of the Austrian Development Agency (ADA) who has been appointed as the managing agent of the delegated EU-agreement as well as Sida's contribution. ADA is contributing an additional 1 million euro to the IPPSHAR programme and the Netherlands is contributing with 676,579 euro. The total contribution amount is therefore 42.6 million euro. EU-kommissionen har beslutat att avsätta totalt 40 miljoner euro från EU:s Sk "Emergency Trust Fund" för att stödja genomförandet av IGAD:s freds- och säkerhetsstrategi under perioden 2018-2022, varav 5 miljoner Euro kommer gå till lönekostnader och 35 miljoner euro tilldelas 'IGAD Promoting Peace and Stability in the Horn of Africa Region', IPPSHAR-programmet. Programmets riktning är helt i linje med den svenska strategin och dess fokus på förstärkt kapacitet bland regionala aktörer för fred och försoning, ökat kvinnligt deltagande i fredsprocesser och bekämpning av våldsbejakande extremism. Sverige kommer att tilldela 10,5 miljoner kronor för genomförandet av programmet, pengarna kommer att ställas till förfogande för användandet av Österrikes Biståndsorgan, ADA, som är utsedd som partner ansvarig för genomförande av det delegerade EU-avtalet och Sidas bidrag. ADA bidrar med ytterligare 1 million Euro till programmet och Nederländerna bidrar med ca 600.000 euro. Insatsens totala summa är därför 42,6 miljoner euro. The General objective is "to contribute to achieving sustainable peace, security and stability for the attainment of economic integration and development in the IGAD region (Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda)." The Four specific objectives are: 1. To enhance the IGAD Conflict Early Warning and Response Mechanism (CEWARN) systems, so that there is an improvement in the quantity and quality of the information collected, in data analysis, and early response action 2. To enable IGAD and national governments in the region to predict, prevent, and address transnational security threats 3. To enhance the capacity of IGAD and national governments of the region on preventive diplomacy, mediation and civilian peace building 4. To enhance the implementation effectiveness of IGAD's Peace and Security Division (PSD) and units Sweden IGAD/Intergovernmental Authority on Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ADA/Austrian Development Agency 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 500000 0 7200000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 500000 0 0 7200000 0 7700000 ADA/Austrian Development Agency 500000 ADA/Austrian Development Agency 7200000 ADA/Austrian Development Agency Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors for peace and reconciliation Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to combat violent extremism Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att motverka våldsbejakande extremism Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased influence and participation by women and young people in processes for peace and reconciliation Ökat inflytande och deltagande av kvinnor och unga i processer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10996-10996A0102 Sweden The EU Commission has decided to allocate a total of EURO 40 million from the EU Trust Fund to support the implementation of IGAD's Peace and Security Strategy during the period 2018-2022, of which 5 million euro will go to salary costs and 35 million will go to the 'IGAD Promoting Peace and Stability in the Horn of Africa Region, IPPSHAR, programme.The direction of the programme is fully in line with the Swedish strategy, and its focus on strengthened capacities among regional actors for peace and reconciliation, increased women's participation in processes for peace, and combating of violent extremism. Sweden will allocate 10,5 MSEK for the implementation of the programme, the funds will be made available for the use of the Austrian Development Agency (ADA) who has been appointed as the managing agent of the delegated EU-agreement as well as Sida's contribution. ADA is contributing an additional 1 million euro to the IPPSHAR programme and the Netherlands is contributing with 676,579 euro. The total contribution amount is therefore 42.6 million euro. EU-kommissionen har beslutat att avsätta totalt 40 miljoner euro från EU:s Sk "Emergency Trust Fund" för att stödja genomförandet av IGAD:s freds- och säkerhetsstrategi under perioden 2018-2022, varav 5 miljoner Euro kommer gå till lönekostnader och 35 miljoner euro tilldelas 'IGAD Promoting Peace and Stability in the Horn of Africa Region', IPPSHAR-programmet. Programmets riktning är helt i linje med den svenska strategin och dess fokus på förstärkt kapacitet bland regionala aktörer för fred och försoning, ökat kvinnligt deltagande i fredsprocesser och bekämpning av våldsbejakande extremism. Sverige kommer att tilldela 10,5 miljoner kronor för genomförandet av programmet, pengarna kommer att ställas till förfogande för användandet av Österrikes Biståndsorgan, ADA, som är utsedd som partner ansvarig för genomförande av det delegerade EU-avtalet och Sidas bidrag. ADA bidrar med ytterligare 1 million Euro till programmet och Nederländerna bidrar med ca 600.000 euro. Insatsens totala summa är därför 42,6 miljoner euro. The General objective is "to contribute to achieving sustainable peace, security and stability for the attainment of economic integration and development in the IGAD region (Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda)." The Four specific objectives are: 1. To enhance the IGAD Conflict Early Warning and Response Mechanism (CEWARN) systems, so that there is an improvement in the quantity and quality of the information collected, in data analysis, and early response action 2. To enable IGAD and national governments in the region to predict, prevent, and address transnational security threats 3. To enhance the capacity of IGAD and national governments of the region on preventive diplomacy, mediation and civilian peace building 4. To enhance the implementation effectiveness of IGAD's Peace and Security Division (PSD) and units Sweden IGAD/Intergovernmental Authority on Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ADA/Austrian Development Agency 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2800000 0 -860999 0 0 2800000 0 -860999 0 1939001 ADA/Austrian Development Agency 2800000 ADA/Austrian Development Agency -860998.6 ADA/Austrian Development Agency Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened regional initiatives and capacity for sustainable peace Stärkta regionala initiativ och kapacitet för hållbar fred Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11053 Sweden Following the end of the Swedish funded Project 'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS and Governance (2014-2019)', SADC Parliamentary Forum (SADC PF) has applied to Sweden's Regional Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Team new funding request to support a project proposal for the implementation of a Project in 14 Member Parliaments over a 3-year period. The proposed Project 'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS and Governance (2019-2022) draws lessons from previous project to improve Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in the SADC region. The Project recognises that the need to improve the basic health of the citizenry and uphold and respect human rights to ensure that all SRHR are enjoyed by all in the SADC region, focusing on five thematic areas: Gender equality and Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV); Early and Unintended Pregnancy (EUP) and Safe abortion; Commodity Security and Access to SRHR and HIV/AIDS related services with a view to reinforcing health systems and contributing to Universal Health Coverage; Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE); and Non-Discrimination and Key Populations (KPs). This Project will be led by the SADC PF in collaboration with identified technical partners, and target parliamentarians primarily, and secondly strategic Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), staff of Parliament, Line Ministries and targeted institutions involved in the national SRHR and HIV response. National Parliaments will also be assisted with evidence-based and empirical knowledge on SRHR disseminated by research partners to the Project. The Project's overall goal is to work towards the achievement of universal access to integrated SRHR and HIV/AIDS services and related rights through parliamentary action via the legislative, oversight, budgetary and representative roles of MPs.The project will seek to meet the following objectives:1) The SADC-PF successfully leads national SADC Parliaments in promoting SRHR through parliamentary initiatives that are evidence-based and informed through empirical data; 2) Parliaments promote SRHR by reinforcing the legislative framework of Member States through enactment of targeted SRHR legislation on SGBV, safe abortion, EUP, SRH commodity security, non-discrimination and rights of Key Populations, amongst others, in view of promoting Universal Health Coverage;3) Parliaments progressively increase budget allocations for universal SRHR and HIV/AIDS related services and commodities which are provided by the Government, and promote sustainable financing for health and SRHR;4) Parliaments augment oversight initiatives on SRHR and HIV/AIDS Governance implemented by the Government through Committee oversight mechanisms, including in relation to SGBV programmes that are inclusive of both men and women, on mainstreaming of SRHR into Government policies and programmes, the implementation of the Gender Responsive Oversight Model, consistent CSE programmes, and ensuring that Government fulfils its obligations under the AU Gender Strategy (2018-2027), the SADC Regional Strategy for SRHR (2019-2030) and the Maputo Protocol, among others;5) Parliamentarians, as democratically elected representatives, increasingly escalate SRHR concerns of communities and constituencies within Parliament, and champion SRHR issues in view of reducing discrimination and stigmatization of PLHIV, Key Populations and marginalized groups;6) Parliamentarians heighten SRHR concerns through inter-parliamentary networks which are coordinated by the Forum in view of approaching SRHR and addressing SRHR Bills/Model Laws in a coherent manner at the parliamentary level across Africa;7) Parliamentarians promote increased parliamentary initiatives on SRHR which are supported by diverse and objective research arrived at through standardized methods.The Project budget is 33,7 million SEK, out of which the organisation's own funding is approximately 2 891 395 SEK. Efter det just avslutade svenska finansierade projektet "'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS and Governance (2014-2019)" som genomfördes i sju (7) medlemsparlament (Angola, Lesotho, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mauritius, Seychellerna och Tanzania) har SADC: s Parlamentariska Forum (SADC PF) ansökt till Sveriges Regionala SRHR-team om ny finansiering för att stödja ett projektförslag för genomförandet av en uppföljning av projektet i 14 parlamenten under en treårs period. Det föreslagna projektet "'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS and Governance (2019-2022) drar lärdomar från tidigare projektet och bygger på framgångar och möjligheter att förbättra sexual och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) i SADC-regionen. Projektet identifierar att det fortfarande finns ett behov av att förbättra medborgarnas grundläggande hälsa och behovet av att upprätthålla och respektera mänskliga rättigheter för att säkerställa att alla sexuell hälsa och rättigheter njutas av alla i SADC-regionen. Projektet kommer specifikt att fokusera på fem tematiska områden, nämligen; jämställdhet och sexuellt könsbaserat våld (SGBV), tidig och oavsiktlig graviditet (EUP) och säker abort, commodity security och tillgång till SRHR- och hiv/aids-relaterade tjänster i syfte att stärka hälso- och sjukvårdssystemen och bidra till universal health coverage (UHC); allsidig sexualundervisning; och icke-diskriminering och key populations (KP). Projektet kommer att ledas av SADC PF i samarbete med identifierade tekniska partners och kommer främst att rikta sig till parlamentariker och andra strategiska civila samhällsorganisationer, personal i parlamenten, linje-ministerier och institutioner som är i de nationella SRHR och hiv responsen. De nationella parlamenten kommer också att bistå med evidensbaserad och empirisk kunskap om SRHR som sprids av forskningspartner till projektet. SADC PF kommer också att sträva efter att dela med sig av kunskap och främja SRHR på ett sammanhängande sätt med andra interparlamentariska organisationer/enheter i Afrika. Projektets övergripande mål är att arbeta för att uppnå universell tillgång till integrerade SRHR- och hiv/aids-tjänster och närstående rättigheter genom parlamentariska åtgärder via parlamentarikernas lagstiftning, tillsyn, budget och representativa roller. Därigenom kommer projektet att sträva efter att uppfylla följande mål: 1) SADC-PF leder framgångsrikt nationella SADC-parlamenten för att främja SRHR genom parlamentariska initiativ som är bevisbaserade och informerade genom empiriska data. 2) Parlamenten främjar SRHR genom att stärka medlemsstaternas lagstiftning genom att anta riktad SRHR-lagstiftning om SGBV, säker abort, tidig och oavsiktlig graviditet, SRH-commodity security, icke-diskriminering och key populations rättigheter, bland annat i syfte att främja universal health coverage; 3) Parlamenten ökar gradvis budgetanslagen för universella SRHR och hiv/aids-relaterade tjänster och produkter som tillhandahålls av regeringen och främjar hållbar finansiering för hälsa och SRHR. 4) Parlamenten förstärker informationsinitiativ om SRHR och hiv/aids som genomförs av regeringen genom kommittémekanismer, inklusive i samband med SGBV-program som omfattar både män och kvinnor, integrering av SRHR i regeringens politik och program, genomförandet av Gender Responsive Oversight Model, konsekventa CSE-program och säkerställa att regeringen fullgör sina skyldigheter enligt AU: s Gender Strategy (2018-2027), SADC: s regionala strategi för SRHR (2019-2030) och Maputo Protocol, bland annat. 5) Parlamentariker, som demokratiskt valda representanter, eskalerar i ökad utsträckning SRHR-prioritering för samhällen och valkretsar i parlamentet och främjar SRHR för att minska diskriminering och stigmatisering av PLHIV, nyckelpopulationer (key poulations) och marginaliserade grupper. 6) Parlamentariker höjer fokus på SRHR-frågor genom interparlamentariska nätverk som samordnas av Forumet för att satsa på SRHR och hantera SRHR-propositioner/modellagar (Model Laws) på ett sammanhängande sätt på parlamentarisk nivå i Afrika. 7) Parlamentariker främjar ökade parlamentariska initiativ kring SRHR som stöds av mångsidig och objektiv forskning som uppnåtts genom standardiserade metoder. Projektbudgeten är 30,8 miljoner SEK, varav organisationens egna medel är cirka 680 000 SEK. The goal of the SRHR, HIV and AIDS Governance Project (2019-2022) is to work towards the achievement of universal access to integrated SRHR and HIV/AIDS services and related rights through parliamentary action via the legislative, oversight, budgetary and representative roles of MPs. The objectives of the project thus reflect the parliamentary roles of MPs in promoting SRHR within national Parliaments and as part of the SADC PF. The five thematic areas  of the project have been infused in the objectives of the project, which are as follows: 1) The SADC-PF successfully leads national SADC Parliaments in promoting SRHR through parliamentary initiatives that are evidence-based and informed through empirical data; 2) Parliaments promote SRHR by reinforcing the legislative framework of Member States through enactment of targeted SRHR legislation on Sexual Gender based Violence, safe abortion, Eliminating Unintended Pregnancies (EUP), Sexual Reproductive Health commodity security, non-discrimination and rights of Key Populations, amongst others, in view of promoting Universal Health Coverage; 3) Parliaments progressively increase budget allocations for universal SRHR and HIV/AIDS related services and commodities which are provided by the Government, and promote sustainable financing for health and SRHR; 4) Parliaments augment oversight initiatives on SRHR and HIV/AIDS Governance implemented by the Government through Committee oversight mechanisms, including in relation to SGBV programmes that are inclusive of both men and women, on mainstreaming of SRHR into Government policies and programmes, the implementation of the Gender Responsive Oversight Model, consistent CSE programmes, and ensuring that Government fulfils its obligations under the AU Gender Strategy (2018-2027), the SADC Regional Strategy for SRHR (2019-2030) and the Maputo Protocol, among others; 5) Parliamentarians, as democratically elected representatives, increasingly escalate SRHR concerns of communities and constituencies within Parliament, and champion SRHR issues in view of reducing discrimination and stigmatization of PLHIV, Key Populations and marginalized groups; 6) Parliamentarians heighten SRHR concerns through inter-parliamentary networks which are coordinated by the Forum in view of approaching SRHR and addressing SRHR Bills/Model Laws in a coherent manner at the parliamentary level across Africa; 7) Parliamentarians promote increased parliamentary initiatives on SRHR which are supported by diverse and objective research arrived at through standardized methods. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Angola Botswana Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Lesotho Mauritius Malawi Mozambique Namibia Eswatini Tanzania, United Republic of South Africa Zambia Zimbabwe Eastern Africa, regional Southern Africa, regional Reproductive health care STD control including HIV/AIDS Ending violence against women and girls Health policy and administrative management Legal and judicial development Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general Health, General During the first year of implementation of the Sida funded SRHR, HIV and AIDS Governance Project (2019-2023), SADC PF conducted a number of activities that Sida assesses will in the long run contribute to achieving the outcomes of the project. Outputs of these activities include the following:  Roadmap - The project has developed and secured endorsement of a road map for effective implementation of Phase II of the SRHR HIV and AIDS Governance Project across the SADC region and within national parliaments. Regional Commitment: To date, eleven (11) out of 15 SADC national parliaments have committed and are actively taking part in the new SRHR, HIV/AIDS Governance Project, with the new SADC Member Parliament of Madagascar also vouching to take part in regional activities. (Activities in DRC and Angola are set to take off in year 2 as recruited SRHR Researchers were still acclimatising to the project operations).  Resolutions of the Human and Social Development and Special Programmes Committee (HSDSP) meetings - Two Standing Committee of the Human and Social Development and Special Programmes Committee (HSDSP) meetings were held in the period of review , outcomes of these meetings are as follows: - The committee successfully motivated Member Parliaments to institutionalise the SRHR Project through existing Parliamentary structures in order to guarantee ownership, strengthen accountability, and ensure co-ordinated and effective implementation of activities. Furthermore, work plans had been devised by every implementing country and national events have already taken place in at least 4 countries, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Eswatini and Lesotho. With regards to Member Parliaments who have not fully adopted the project, by March 2020, Tanzania, Mauritius, Madagascar and South Africa were the countries not fully signed up.  - The committee also underscored the linkages between UHC and the focus areas of the SRHR Project, especially the challenges met by adolescents to access contraceptives leading to Early and Unintended Pregnancies, coupled with the lack of comprehensive sexuality education within a life skills framework. As a result, national parliaments and SRHR Researchers were requested to ensure that the focus areas under the SRHR Project are implemented by cross-linkages with the theme of UHC, especially where adolescents and access to contraception is concerned. This holistic implementation was successfully conducted in Lesotho, Namibia and Malawi through project activities where access to contraception and CSE where linked under the umbrella of UHC and the human right to health. Advancing SRHR in UHC agenda in SADC Region - The Joint Session Standing Committees of the SADC Parliamentary Forum was held under the theme The Role of SADC National Parliaments In Ensuring Universal Health Coverage by 2030 and was organised with technical and financial assistance from the Forums partners, among them, Sida funded partners - the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI);  Health Economics and HIV/AIDS Research Division of the University of Kwazulu-Natal (HEARD); and Southern Africa AIDS Information Dissemination Service (SAFAIDS). The European Parliamentary Forum (EPF) also provided technical and financial assistance. The Joint Session successfully sensitized Members on the concept of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) within the context of the SADC region;  established the link between the SRHR, HIV and AIDS Governance Project and the SADC Regional SRHR Strategy; as well as identified the role of Parliamentarians individually and collectively in the attainment of Universal Health Coverage in the region by 2030 within the remit of their legislative, budgetary, oversight and representative roles. Promoting Gender Equality in SADC region - a joint session of three committees (Human and Social Development and Special Programmes and the Gender Advancement Womens Development and Youth Regional Standing Committees and the Regional Womens Parliamentary Caucus) was held to deliberate on the advancement of the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa in the SADC region. A deeper and enhanced understanding of the Maputo Protocol and the role of parliamentarians in its ratification, domestication and implementation at national and regional levels was further elaborated. Solidarity for African Womens Rights (SOAWR) Coalition, participated as a technical partner, to enhance parliamentarian capacities on gender equality in line with their respective roles of advancing gender equality in a comprehensive manner. Representatives of the SOAWR Coalition from Southern Africa, additionally shared recent experiences and information relevant to the reinforcement of policy and legal framework concerning women protection and empowerment in the SADC region. By the end of this session, commitments were profusely secured by SADC parliamentarians on the measures and steps to be taken towards the ratification (by Botswana and Madagascar), full domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol by all SADC countries.  Important to note that at the time of submission of the annual report the Model Law on GBV had not been finalised. However, to date this Model Law has been finalised. A Model Law on GBV will set minimum provisions for member states in policy development, reforms and revision of laws and address some of the challenges that lawmakers face in drafting legislation. The role of SADC-PF affiliated parliaments will be to domesticate the Model Law on GBV according to country needs. Development of effective tracking and monitoring mechanisms for Model Laws and related policies - further to the development of SADC Model laws around thematic areas on democratic elections, gender equality and violence against women and children by SADC PF, a new organ was formed call Regional Parliamentary Model Laws Oversight Committee (RPMLOC) to provide oversight to the domestication of these Model Laws. RPMLOC met in the period under review to develop effective ways on how to develop and institutionalise an operational framework and tools on effective tracking and monitoring mechanisms for Model Laws and related policies in order to streamline their work. A resolution was made that the RPMLOC shall utilise existing structures, processes and procedures in respective Member Parliaments to collaborate with National Parliaments in tracking implementation and monitoring domestication, including periodic reporting. However, the Forum is still tasked with establishing innovative ways of pulling together technical and financial resources to support tracking implementation and monitoring domestication of SADC Model Laws developed. SRHR Technical Partners - following key recommendations made by the evaluation of the previous Sida funded SRHR, HIV and Governance project (2014-2018) around the need for a more concerted approach in engaging Parliamentarians as policy makers, opinion leaders and change agents. SADC PF successfully organised a structured engagement of SRHR Partners in the region to promote the project as well as to develop and consolidate a partnership matrix of the SADC-PF to promote parliamentary responses and delivery under the SRHR project. This engagement was successful in that, SRHR technical partners found ways to collaborate with the Forum, including by formalisation through MOUs and signature of the Joint Financing and Technical Cooperation Agreement (JFTCA). Last but not least, capacity development sessions were held for key stakeholders of the project - recognising the crucial roles parliamentary staff and parliamentary organs play, the project successfully held induction sessions and capacity development sessions with SRHR Researchers,  Legal Drafters, Chairpersons and Vice Chairpersons of Standing Committees of the Forum and Staff of the Forum. Examples of results achieved 2022-2023: The Endterm review conducted during Spring 2023 on the SADC PF "SRHR, HIV, and Aids Governance project 20192023 by the firm Development Data showes that the project has been an important milestone for the SADC region's attempts to address pressing SRHR issues. Progress towards the project vision will be slow, but there evidence that it is going in the right direction. With the support of the project some results have been achieved: -Multiple legislations have been adopted both at regional and national level. Model laws on GBV, on Child Marriages, PFM and Elections have been adopted by SADC. Various progressiv legislation has been passed on national level Sexual Offenders act in Botswana, Marriage Act in Zimbabwe, Children's act, Children's Court Act and Child Sex Offenders Register Act in Mauritius and Children's code in Zambia and Counter Domestic Violence Act in Lesotho. -Advancement of SRHR budgets, for example in Madagscar the public health budget increased by 2% and in Malawi the budget for family planning increased by 21% from 2022 to 2023. -There is significant evidence that Parliamentarians in all participating countries engaged in human rights treaty domestification through their Parliaments. In several countries, Parliament adopted Human Rights related Bills which were related to Universal Health Coverage, the SDGs and Climate change Sida concludes that the above outputs provide a good foundation for the intervention in making progressive steps towards the outcomes.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11053-11053A0101 Sweden Following the end of the Swedish funded Project 'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS and Governance (2014-2019)', SADC Parliamentary Forum (SADC PF) has applied to Sweden's Regional Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Team new funding request to support a project proposal for the implementation of a Project in 14 Member Parliaments over a 3-year period. The proposed Project 'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS and Governance (2019-2022) draws lessons from previous project to improve Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in the SADC region. The Project recognises that the need to improve the basic health of the citizenry and uphold and respect human rights to ensure that all SRHR are enjoyed by all in the SADC region, focusing on five thematic areas: Gender equality and Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV); Early and Unintended Pregnancy (EUP) and Safe abortion; Commodity Security and Access to SRHR and HIV/AIDS related services with a view to reinforcing health systems and contributing to Universal Health Coverage; Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE); and Non-Discrimination and Key Populations (KPs). This Project will be led by the SADC PF in collaboration with identified technical partners, and target parliamentarians primarily, and secondly strategic Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), staff of Parliament, Line Ministries and targeted institutions involved in the national SRHR and HIV response. National Parliaments will also be assisted with evidence-based and empirical knowledge on SRHR disseminated by research partners to the Project. The Project's overall goal is to work towards the achievement of universal access to integrated SRHR and HIV/AIDS services and related rights through parliamentary action via the legislative, oversight, budgetary and representative roles of MPs.The project will seek to meet the following objectives:1) The SADC-PF successfully leads national SADC Parliaments in promoting SRHR through parliamentary initiatives that are evidence-based and informed through empirical data; 2) Parliaments promote SRHR by reinforcing the legislative framework of Member States through enactment of targeted SRHR legislation on SGBV, safe abortion, EUP, SRH commodity security, non-discrimination and rights of Key Populations, amongst others, in view of promoting Universal Health Coverage;3) Parliaments progressively increase budget allocations for universal SRHR and HIV/AIDS related services and commodities which are provided by the Government, and promote sustainable financing for health and SRHR;4) Parliaments augment oversight initiatives on SRHR and HIV/AIDS Governance implemented by the Government through Committee oversight mechanisms, including in relation to SGBV programmes that are inclusive of both men and women, on mainstreaming of SRHR into Government policies and programmes, the implementation of the Gender Responsive Oversight Model, consistent CSE programmes, and ensuring that Government fulfils its obligations under the AU Gender Strategy (2018-2027), the SADC Regional Strategy for SRHR (2019-2030) and the Maputo Protocol, among others;5) Parliamentarians, as democratically elected representatives, increasingly escalate SRHR concerns of communities and constituencies within Parliament, and champion SRHR issues in view of reducing discrimination and stigmatization of PLHIV, Key Populations and marginalized groups;6) Parliamentarians heighten SRHR concerns through inter-parliamentary networks which are coordinated by the Forum in view of approaching SRHR and addressing SRHR Bills/Model Laws in a coherent manner at the parliamentary level across Africa;7) Parliamentarians promote increased parliamentary initiatives on SRHR which are supported by diverse and objective research arrived at through standardized methods.The Project budget is 33,7 million SEK, out of which the organisation's own funding is approximately 2 891 395 SEK. Efter det just avslutade svenska finansierade projektet "'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS and Governance (2014-2019)" som genomfördes i sju (7) medlemsparlament (Angola, Lesotho, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mauritius, Seychellerna och Tanzania) har SADC: s Parlamentariska Forum (SADC PF) ansökt till Sveriges Regionala SRHR-team om ny finansiering för att stödja ett projektförslag för genomförandet av en uppföljning av projektet i 14 parlamenten under en treårs period. Det föreslagna projektet "'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS and Governance (2019-2022) drar lärdomar från tidigare projektet och bygger på framgångar och möjligheter att förbättra sexual och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) i SADC-regionen. Projektet identifierar att det fortfarande finns ett behov av att förbättra medborgarnas grundläggande hälsa och behovet av att upprätthålla och respektera mänskliga rättigheter för att säkerställa att alla sexuell hälsa och rättigheter njutas av alla i SADC-regionen. Projektet kommer specifikt att fokusera på fem tematiska områden, nämligen; jämställdhet och sexuellt könsbaserat våld (SGBV), tidig och oavsiktlig graviditet (EUP) och säker abort, commodity security och tillgång till SRHR- och hiv/aids-relaterade tjänster i syfte att stärka hälso- och sjukvårdssystemen och bidra till universal health coverage (UHC); allsidig sexualundervisning; och icke-diskriminering och key populations (KP). Projektet kommer att ledas av SADC PF i samarbete med identifierade tekniska partners och kommer främst att rikta sig till parlamentariker och andra strategiska civila samhällsorganisationer, personal i parlamenten, linje-ministerier och institutioner som är i de nationella SRHR och hiv responsen. De nationella parlamenten kommer också att bistå med evidensbaserad och empirisk kunskap om SRHR som sprids av forskningspartner till projektet. SADC PF kommer också att sträva efter att dela med sig av kunskap och främja SRHR på ett sammanhängande sätt med andra interparlamentariska organisationer/enheter i Afrika. Projektets övergripande mål är att arbeta för att uppnå universell tillgång till integrerade SRHR- och hiv/aids-tjänster och närstående rättigheter genom parlamentariska åtgärder via parlamentarikernas lagstiftning, tillsyn, budget och representativa roller. Därigenom kommer projektet att sträva efter att uppfylla följande mål: 1) SADC-PF leder framgångsrikt nationella SADC-parlamenten för att främja SRHR genom parlamentariska initiativ som är bevisbaserade och informerade genom empiriska data. 2) Parlamenten främjar SRHR genom att stärka medlemsstaternas lagstiftning genom att anta riktad SRHR-lagstiftning om SGBV, säker abort, tidig och oavsiktlig graviditet, SRH-commodity security, icke-diskriminering och key populations rättigheter, bland annat i syfte att främja universal health coverage; 3) Parlamenten ökar gradvis budgetanslagen för universella SRHR och hiv/aids-relaterade tjänster och produkter som tillhandahålls av regeringen och främjar hållbar finansiering för hälsa och SRHR. 4) Parlamenten förstärker informationsinitiativ om SRHR och hiv/aids som genomförs av regeringen genom kommittémekanismer, inklusive i samband med SGBV-program som omfattar både män och kvinnor, integrering av SRHR i regeringens politik och program, genomförandet av Gender Responsive Oversight Model, konsekventa CSE-program och säkerställa att regeringen fullgör sina skyldigheter enligt AU: s Gender Strategy (2018-2027), SADC: s regionala strategi för SRHR (2019-2030) och Maputo Protocol, bland annat. 5) Parlamentariker, som demokratiskt valda representanter, eskalerar i ökad utsträckning SRHR-prioritering för samhällen och valkretsar i parlamentet och främjar SRHR för att minska diskriminering och stigmatisering av PLHIV, nyckelpopulationer (key poulations) och marginaliserade grupper. 6) Parlamentariker höjer fokus på SRHR-frågor genom interparlamentariska nätverk som samordnas av Forumet för att satsa på SRHR och hantera SRHR-propositioner/modellagar (Model Laws) på ett sammanhängande sätt på parlamentarisk nivå i Afrika. 7) Parlamentariker främjar ökade parlamentariska initiativ kring SRHR som stöds av mångsidig och objektiv forskning som uppnåtts genom standardiserade metoder. Projektbudgeten är 30,8 miljoner SEK, varav organisationens egna medel är cirka 680 000 SEK. The goal of the SRHR, HIV and AIDS Governance Project (2019-2022) is to work towards the achievement of universal access to integrated SRHR and HIV/AIDS services and related rights through parliamentary action via the legislative, oversight, budgetary and representative roles of MPs. The objectives of the project thus reflect the parliamentary roles of MPs in promoting SRHR within national Parliaments and as part of the SADC PF. The five thematic areas  of the project have been infused in the objectives of the project, which are as follows: 1) The SADC-PF successfully leads national SADC Parliaments in promoting SRHR through parliamentary initiatives that are evidence-based and informed through empirical data; 2) Parliaments promote SRHR by reinforcing the legislative framework of Member States through enactment of targeted SRHR legislation on Sexual Gender based Violence, safe abortion, Eliminating Unintended Pregnancies (EUP), Sexual Reproductive Health commodity security, non-discrimination and rights of Key Populations, amongst others, in view of promoting Universal Health Coverage; 3) Parliaments progressively increase budget allocations for universal SRHR and HIV/AIDS related services and commodities which are provided by the Government, and promote sustainable financing for health and SRHR; 4) Parliaments augment oversight initiatives on SRHR and HIV/AIDS Governance implemented by the Government through Committee oversight mechanisms, including in relation to SGBV programmes that are inclusive of both men and women, on mainstreaming of SRHR into Government policies and programmes, the implementation of the Gender Responsive Oversight Model, consistent CSE programmes, and ensuring that Government fulfils its obligations under the AU Gender Strategy (2018-2027), the SADC Regional Strategy for SRHR (2019-2030) and the Maputo Protocol, among others; 5) Parliamentarians, as democratically elected representatives, increasingly escalate SRHR concerns of communities and constituencies within Parliament, and champion SRHR issues in view of reducing discrimination and stigmatization of PLHIV, Key Populations and marginalized groups; 6) Parliamentarians heighten SRHR concerns through inter-parliamentary networks which are coordinated by the Forum in view of approaching SRHR and addressing SRHR Bills/Model Laws in a coherent manner at the parliamentary level across Africa; 7) Parliamentarians promote increased parliamentary initiatives on SRHR which are supported by diverse and objective research arrived at through standardized methods. Sweden SADC Parliamentary Forum Programme/SADC PF–SRHR Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SADC Parliamentary Forum Programme/SADC PF–SRHR Programme 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - 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The proposed Project 'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS and Governance (2019-2022) draws lessons from previous project to improve Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in the SADC region. The Project recognises that the need to improve the basic health of the citizenry and uphold and respect human rights to ensure that all SRHR are enjoyed by all in the SADC region, focusing on five thematic areas: Gender equality and Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV); Early and Unintended Pregnancy (EUP) and Safe abortion; Commodity Security and Access to SRHR and HIV/AIDS related services with a view to reinforcing health systems and contributing to Universal Health Coverage; Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE); and Non-Discrimination and Key Populations (KPs). This Project will be led by the SADC PF in collaboration with identified technical partners, and target parliamentarians primarily, and secondly strategic Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), staff of Parliament, Line Ministries and targeted institutions involved in the national SRHR and HIV response. National Parliaments will also be assisted with evidence-based and empirical knowledge on SRHR disseminated by research partners to the Project. The Project's overall goal is to work towards the achievement of universal access to integrated SRHR and HIV/AIDS services and related rights through parliamentary action via the legislative, oversight, budgetary and representative roles of MPs.The project will seek to meet the following objectives:1) The SADC-PF successfully leads national SADC Parliaments in promoting SRHR through parliamentary initiatives that are evidence-based and informed through empirical data; 2) Parliaments promote SRHR by reinforcing the legislative framework of Member States through enactment of targeted SRHR legislation on SGBV, safe abortion, EUP, SRH commodity security, non-discrimination and rights of Key Populations, amongst others, in view of promoting Universal Health Coverage;3) Parliaments progressively increase budget allocations for universal SRHR and HIV/AIDS related services and commodities which are provided by the Government, and promote sustainable financing for health and SRHR;4) Parliaments augment oversight initiatives on SRHR and HIV/AIDS Governance implemented by the Government through Committee oversight mechanisms, including in relation to SGBV programmes that are inclusive of both men and women, on mainstreaming of SRHR into Government policies and programmes, the implementation of the Gender Responsive Oversight Model, consistent CSE programmes, and ensuring that Government fulfils its obligations under the AU Gender Strategy (2018-2027), the SADC Regional Strategy for SRHR (2019-2030) and the Maputo Protocol, among others;5) Parliamentarians, as democratically elected representatives, increasingly escalate SRHR concerns of communities and constituencies within Parliament, and champion SRHR issues in view of reducing discrimination and stigmatization of PLHIV, Key Populations and marginalized groups;6) Parliamentarians heighten SRHR concerns through inter-parliamentary networks which are coordinated by the Forum in view of approaching SRHR and addressing SRHR Bills/Model Laws in a coherent manner at the parliamentary level across Africa;7) Parliamentarians promote increased parliamentary initiatives on SRHR which are supported by diverse and objective research arrived at through standardized methods.The Project budget is 33,7 million SEK, out of which the organisation's own funding is approximately 2 891 395 SEK. Efter det just avslutade svenska finansierade projektet "'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS and Governance (2014-2019)" som genomfördes i sju (7) medlemsparlament (Angola, Lesotho, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mauritius, Seychellerna och Tanzania) har SADC: s Parlamentariska Forum (SADC PF) ansökt till Sveriges Regionala SRHR-team om ny finansiering för att stödja ett projektförslag för genomförandet av en uppföljning av projektet i 14 parlamenten under en treårs period. Det föreslagna projektet "'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS and Governance (2019-2022) drar lärdomar från tidigare projektet och bygger på framgångar och möjligheter att förbättra sexual och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) i SADC-regionen. Projektet identifierar att det fortfarande finns ett behov av att förbättra medborgarnas grundläggande hälsa och behovet av att upprätthålla och respektera mänskliga rättigheter för att säkerställa att alla sexuell hälsa och rättigheter njutas av alla i SADC-regionen. Projektet kommer specifikt att fokusera på fem tematiska områden, nämligen; jämställdhet och sexuellt könsbaserat våld (SGBV), tidig och oavsiktlig graviditet (EUP) och säker abort, commodity security och tillgång till SRHR- och hiv/aids-relaterade tjänster i syfte att stärka hälso- och sjukvårdssystemen och bidra till universal health coverage (UHC); allsidig sexualundervisning; och icke-diskriminering och key populations (KP). Projektet kommer att ledas av SADC PF i samarbete med identifierade tekniska partners och kommer främst att rikta sig till parlamentariker och andra strategiska civila samhällsorganisationer, personal i parlamenten, linje-ministerier och institutioner som är i de nationella SRHR och hiv responsen. De nationella parlamenten kommer också att bistå med evidensbaserad och empirisk kunskap om SRHR som sprids av forskningspartner till projektet. SADC PF kommer också att sträva efter att dela med sig av kunskap och främja SRHR på ett sammanhängande sätt med andra interparlamentariska organisationer/enheter i Afrika. Projektets övergripande mål är att arbeta för att uppnå universell tillgång till integrerade SRHR- och hiv/aids-tjänster och närstående rättigheter genom parlamentariska åtgärder via parlamentarikernas lagstiftning, tillsyn, budget och representativa roller. Därigenom kommer projektet att sträva efter att uppfylla följande mål: 1) SADC-PF leder framgångsrikt nationella SADC-parlamenten för att främja SRHR genom parlamentariska initiativ som är bevisbaserade och informerade genom empiriska data. 2) Parlamenten främjar SRHR genom att stärka medlemsstaternas lagstiftning genom att anta riktad SRHR-lagstiftning om SGBV, säker abort, tidig och oavsiktlig graviditet, SRH-commodity security, icke-diskriminering och key populations rättigheter, bland annat i syfte att främja universal health coverage; 3) Parlamenten ökar gradvis budgetanslagen för universella SRHR och hiv/aids-relaterade tjänster och produkter som tillhandahålls av regeringen och främjar hållbar finansiering för hälsa och SRHR. 4) Parlamenten förstärker informationsinitiativ om SRHR och hiv/aids som genomförs av regeringen genom kommittémekanismer, inklusive i samband med SGBV-program som omfattar både män och kvinnor, integrering av SRHR i regeringens politik och program, genomförandet av Gender Responsive Oversight Model, konsekventa CSE-program och säkerställa att regeringen fullgör sina skyldigheter enligt AU: s Gender Strategy (2018-2027), SADC: s regionala strategi för SRHR (2019-2030) och Maputo Protocol, bland annat. 5) Parlamentariker, som demokratiskt valda representanter, eskalerar i ökad utsträckning SRHR-prioritering för samhällen och valkretsar i parlamentet och främjar SRHR för att minska diskriminering och stigmatisering av PLHIV, nyckelpopulationer (key poulations) och marginaliserade grupper. 6) Parlamentariker höjer fokus på SRHR-frågor genom interparlamentariska nätverk som samordnas av Forumet för att satsa på SRHR och hantera SRHR-propositioner/modellagar (Model Laws) på ett sammanhängande sätt på parlamentarisk nivå i Afrika. 7) Parlamentariker främjar ökade parlamentariska initiativ kring SRHR som stöds av mångsidig och objektiv forskning som uppnåtts genom standardiserade metoder. Projektbudgeten är 30,8 miljoner SEK, varav organisationens egna medel är cirka 680 000 SEK. The goal of the SRHR, HIV and AIDS Governance Project (2019-2022) is to work towards the achievement of universal access to integrated SRHR and HIV/AIDS services and related rights through parliamentary action via the legislative, oversight, budgetary and representative roles of MPs. The objectives of the project thus reflect the parliamentary roles of MPs in promoting SRHR within national Parliaments and as part of the SADC PF. The five thematic areas  of the project have been infused in the objectives of the project, which are as follows: 1) The SADC-PF successfully leads national SADC Parliaments in promoting SRHR through parliamentary initiatives that are evidence-based and informed through empirical data; 2) Parliaments promote SRHR by reinforcing the legislative framework of Member States through enactment of targeted SRHR legislation on Sexual Gender based Violence, safe abortion, Eliminating Unintended Pregnancies (EUP), Sexual Reproductive Health commodity security, non-discrimination and rights of Key Populations, amongst others, in view of promoting Universal Health Coverage; 3) Parliaments progressively increase budget allocations for universal SRHR and HIV/AIDS related services and commodities which are provided by the Government, and promote sustainable financing for health and SRHR; 4) Parliaments augment oversight initiatives on SRHR and HIV/AIDS Governance implemented by the Government through Committee oversight mechanisms, including in relation to SGBV programmes that are inclusive of both men and women, on mainstreaming of SRHR into Government policies and programmes, the implementation of the Gender Responsive Oversight Model, consistent CSE programmes, and ensuring that Government fulfils its obligations under the AU Gender Strategy (2018-2027), the SADC Regional Strategy for SRHR (2019-2030) and the Maputo Protocol, among others; 5) Parliamentarians, as democratically elected representatives, increasingly escalate SRHR concerns of communities and constituencies within Parliament, and champion SRHR issues in view of reducing discrimination and stigmatization of PLHIV, Key Populations and marginalized groups; 6) Parliamentarians heighten SRHR concerns through inter-parliamentary networks which are coordinated by the Forum in view of approaching SRHR and addressing SRHR Bills/Model Laws in a coherent manner at the parliamentary level across Africa; 7) Parliamentarians promote increased parliamentary initiatives on SRHR which are supported by diverse and objective research arrived at through standardized methods. 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Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased access to rights based interventions for SRHR Ökad tillgång till rättighetsbaserade insatser för SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-11167 Sweden Women for Women's Human Rights-New Ways (WWHR) has applied to Sida for funding of 24 million SEK to carry out their strategy activities of the NGO during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims at sustainable change and transformation rather than short-cut and transitory solutions to women’s human rights issues. WWHR believes that for sustainable change to occur, a mental shift needs to take place at the societal level, reach a critical mass, and converge with strengthened and improved normative systems at the national and international levels. Sustainable change results from: •Producing and sharing knowledge: Creating enabling spaces to link action-research with knowledge generation and sharing, and disseminating the generated knowledge through publications and other audio-visual, published, and digital means, •Building capacity, raising awareness, and women’s empowerment: Building capacity, raising awareness, and promoting women’s empowerment through education and support programs with women, women’s rights organizations, activists, youth, practitioners, state institutions, and other rights-based organizations, •Advocacy: Taking part in joint and participatory advocacy work at the local, national, regional, and international levels by protecting, enforcing, and improving legal rights, putting the necessary mechanisms into practice, and raising awareness to ensure that women’s human rights are realized. •Networking: Networking and solidarity with all levels of the women’s movement and other rights-based movements through efforts to build capacity, raise awareness, promote women’s empowerment, and advocacy. All these domains feed one another and work in a cycle, rather than as a linear process. The intervention’s total budget is 24 million SEK for 5 years. Women for Women's Human Rights-New Ways (WWHR) har ansökt om finansiellt stöd om 24 MSEK från Sida för genomförandet av organisationens strategiska aktiviteter under perioden 2018-2022. Insatsen ämnar bidra till hållbara förändringar som stödjer kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. WWHR anser att hållbara förändringar endast kan ske när en mental förflyttning skett på samhällelig nivå, en kritisk massa deltar, och när dessa sammanfaller med stärkta och förbättrade normativa system på nationell och internationell nivå. Hållbar förändring nås genom: • Kunskapsproduktion och spridning: Skapa utrymmen för att stärka utbytet mellan aktivism och forskning för att generera kunskap och spridning av denna genom publiceringar och andra audio, visuella, tryckta och digitala medel. • Kapacitetsbyggande, medevetandehöjande och kvinnors stärkta egenmakt: Kapacitetsbyggande, medevetandehöjande och stärkandet av kvinnors egenmakt genom utbildning och stöd till kvinnor, kvinnorättsorganisationer, aktivister, ungdomar, professionella utövare, statliga institutioner och andra rättighetsbaserade organisationer. • Påverkansarbete: Deltagande påverkansarbete på lokal, nationell, regional och internationell nivå för att skydda, genomdriva och förbättra juridiska rättigheter, säkerställa att nödvändiga mekanismer används, och öka medvetenheten för att säkerställa att kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter realiseras. • Nätverkande: Nätverka och verka i solidaritet med kvinnorörelsen och andra rättighetsbaserade rörelser genom insatser för att främja kapacitetsbyggande, medvetandehöjande, kvinnors egenmakt och påverkansarbete. Dessa domäner faller in i varandra samt sker i cykler, och är därför inte att förstå som en linjär process. Insatsen totala budget omfattar 24 MSEK för en femårsperiod. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-11167-11167A0101 Sweden Women for Women's Human Rights-New Ways (WWHR) has applied to Sida for funding of 24 million SEK to carry out their strategy activities of the NGO during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims at sustainable change and transformation rather than short-cut and transitory solutions to women’s human rights issues. WWHR believes that for sustainable change to occur, a mental shift needs to take place at the societal level, reach a critical mass, and converge with strengthened and improved normative systems at the national and international levels. Sustainable change results from: •Producing and sharing knowledge: Creating enabling spaces to link action-research with knowledge generation and sharing, and disseminating the generated knowledge through publications and other audio-visual, published, and digital means, •Building capacity, raising awareness, and women’s empowerment: Building capacity, raising awareness, and promoting women’s empowerment through education and support programs with women, women’s rights organizations, activists, youth, practitioners, state institutions, and other rights-based organizations, •Advocacy: Taking part in joint and participatory advocacy work at the local, national, regional, and international levels by protecting, enforcing, and improving legal rights, putting the necessary mechanisms into practice, and raising awareness to ensure that women’s human rights are realized. •Networking: Networking and solidarity with all levels of the women’s movement and other rights-based movements through efforts to build capacity, raise awareness, promote women’s empowerment, and advocacy. All these domains feed one another and work in a cycle, rather than as a linear process. The intervention’s total budget is 24 million SEK for 5 years. Women for Women's Human Rights-New Ways (WWHR) har ansökt om finansiellt stöd om 24 MSEK från Sida för genomförandet av organisationens strategiska aktiviteter under perioden 2018-2022. Insatsen ämnar bidra till hållbara förändringar som stödjer kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. WWHR anser att hållbara förändringar endast kan ske när en mental förflyttning skett på samhällelig nivå, en kritisk massa deltar, och när dessa sammanfaller med stärkta och förbättrade normativa system på nationell och internationell nivå. Hållbar förändring nås genom: • Kunskapsproduktion och spridning: Skapa utrymmen för att stärka utbytet mellan aktivism och forskning för att generera kunskap och spridning av denna genom publiceringar och andra audio, visuella, tryckta och digitala medel. • Kapacitetsbyggande, medevetandehöjande och kvinnors stärkta egenmakt: Kapacitetsbyggande, medevetandehöjande och stärkandet av kvinnors egenmakt genom utbildning och stöd till kvinnor, kvinnorättsorganisationer, aktivister, ungdomar, professionella utövare, statliga institutioner och andra rättighetsbaserade organisationer. • Påverkansarbete: Deltagande påverkansarbete på lokal, nationell, regional och internationell nivå för att skydda, genomdriva och förbättra juridiska rättigheter, säkerställa att nödvändiga mekanismer används, och öka medvetenheten för att säkerställa att kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter realiseras. • Nätverkande: Nätverka och verka i solidaritet med kvinnorörelsen och andra rättighetsbaserade rörelser genom insatser för att främja kapacitetsbyggande, medvetandehöjande, kvinnors egenmakt och påverkansarbete. Dessa domäner faller in i varandra samt sker i cykler, och är därför inte att förstå som en linjär process. Insatsen totala budget omfattar 24 MSEK för en femårsperiod. Sweden WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3700000 5000000 5100000 5100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 0 0 2000000 3100000 0 2500000 0 2000000 0 0 0 1700000 0 0 0 0 5100000 0 0 0 18900000 WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights 2000000 WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights 1700000 WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights 2500000 WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights 2500000 WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights 3100000 WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights 2000000 WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights 5100000 WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Women and men are more often the same power to shape society and their own lives Turkiet: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11167-11167A0102 Sweden Women for Women's Human Rights-New Ways (WWHR) has applied to Sida for funding of 24 million SEK to carry out their strategy activities of the NGO during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims at sustainable change and transformation rather than short-cut and transitory solutions to women’s human rights issues. WWHR believes that for sustainable change to occur, a mental shift needs to take place at the societal level, reach a critical mass, and converge with strengthened and improved normative systems at the national and international levels. Sustainable change results from: •Producing and sharing knowledge: Creating enabling spaces to link action-research with knowledge generation and sharing, and disseminating the generated knowledge through publications and other audio-visual, published, and digital means, •Building capacity, raising awareness, and women’s empowerment: Building capacity, raising awareness, and promoting women’s empowerment through education and support programs with women, women’s rights organizations, activists, youth, practitioners, state institutions, and other rights-based organizations, •Advocacy: Taking part in joint and participatory advocacy work at the local, national, regional, and international levels by protecting, enforcing, and improving legal rights, putting the necessary mechanisms into practice, and raising awareness to ensure that women’s human rights are realized. •Networking: Networking and solidarity with all levels of the women’s movement and other rights-based movements through efforts to build capacity, raise awareness, promote women’s empowerment, and advocacy. All these domains feed one another and work in a cycle, rather than as a linear process. The intervention’s total budget is 24 million SEK for 5 years. Women for Women's Human Rights-New Ways (WWHR) har ansökt om finansiellt stöd om 24 MSEK från Sida för genomförandet av organisationens strategiska aktiviteter under perioden 2018-2022. Insatsen ämnar bidra till hållbara förändringar som stödjer kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. WWHR anser att hållbara förändringar endast kan ske när en mental förflyttning skett på samhällelig nivå, en kritisk massa deltar, och när dessa sammanfaller med stärkta och förbättrade normativa system på nationell och internationell nivå. Hållbar förändring nås genom: • Kunskapsproduktion och spridning: Skapa utrymmen för att stärka utbytet mellan aktivism och forskning för att generera kunskap och spridning av denna genom publiceringar och andra audio, visuella, tryckta och digitala medel. • Kapacitetsbyggande, medevetandehöjande och kvinnors stärkta egenmakt: Kapacitetsbyggande, medevetandehöjande och stärkandet av kvinnors egenmakt genom utbildning och stöd till kvinnor, kvinnorättsorganisationer, aktivister, ungdomar, professionella utövare, statliga institutioner och andra rättighetsbaserade organisationer. • Påverkansarbete: Deltagande påverkansarbete på lokal, nationell, regional och internationell nivå för att skydda, genomdriva och förbättra juridiska rättigheter, säkerställa att nödvändiga mekanismer används, och öka medvetenheten för att säkerställa att kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter realiseras. • Nätverkande: Nätverka och verka i solidaritet med kvinnorörelsen och andra rättighetsbaserade rörelser genom insatser för att främja kapacitetsbyggande, medvetandehöjande, kvinnors egenmakt och påverkansarbete. Dessa domäner faller in i varandra samt sker i cykler, och är därför inte att förstå som en linjär process. Insatsen totala budget omfattar 24 MSEK för en femårsperiod. Sweden WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5100000 1000000 -401919 0 0 0 -401919 0 5100000 1000000 5698081 WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights 5100000 WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights 1000000 WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights -401919 WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 Turkey: Better prospects for a gender-equal society Turkiet: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11214 Sweden In November 2015, Kvinna till Kvinna commissioned an assessment study focusing on the eight countries of the Greater Horn of Africa region.The study concluded that, while the Horn of Africa is clearly a complex, difficult and volatile region where the needs are over-whelming, it could offer many opportunities for an international NGO like Kvinna till Kvinna as there is a clear need to strengthen women’s rights organisations in the region working within the women, peace and security agenda. Related to Somalia, the study specifically stressed the need to support civil society actors, especially women’s groups at community level to connect and share lessons learned and best practices, build capacity, in general but also more specifically on UNSCR 1325. It further states the need to strengthen women’s rights organisations in their advocacy endeavours (at the national and federal level) related to women’s empowerment and participation, GBV and gender equality. These are areas where Kvinna till Kvinna has extensive experience from other conflict-affected areas. In February 2016, the outcome of the assessment was presented to a number of stakeholders in Nairobi, including the Embassy, and consultations were held about the potential niche and added value of Kvinna till Kvinna’s presence in the region. Based on the discussions between the Embassy and Kvinna till Kvinna, the need for a more in-depth scoping study, focusing only on Somalia, which will inform the potential programming of a longer term engagement of Kvinna till Kvinna in Somalia for the next years, and potentially also the action and programming of other stakeholders and donors, was identified. The purpose of the proposed 6-months scoping study is thus to examine the situation and needs within the Women, Peace and Security Framework in Somalia, how these needs can be addressed and the specific role that Kvinna till Kvinna could play in meeting those needs. The result and conclusions of the scoping study will be shared between different stakeholders and feed into the more overall discussions on the needs and priorities of women's rights organisations in Somalia as well as to provide an input to the assessment of a possible long-term cooperation between the Embassy and Kvinna till Kvinna. I november 2015 genomförde Kvinna till Kvinna en övergripande bedömningsanalys av de åtta länderna på Afrikas Horn. Studien drog slutsatsen att trots att Afrikas horn är en komplex och konfliktfylld region där behoven är stora , skulle den kunna erbjuda många möjligheter för en internationell icke-statlig organisation, som Kvinna till Kvinna, då det finns ett tydligt behov av att stärka kvinnorättsorganisationer som arbetar inom ramen för kvinnor, fred och säkerhetsagendan. För Somalia betonade studien specifikt behovet av att stödja civilsamhällsaktörer, särskilt kvinnogrupper på lokal nivå att gå samman, dela erfarenheter och bygga kapacitet mer generellt men även specifikt kring FN: s säkerhetsrådsresolution 1325. Studien visar också på behovet att stärka kvinnorättsorganisationer i deras påverkansarbete (på nationell och federal nivå) relaterad till kvinnors empowerment och deltagande, GBV och jämställdhet. Det är områden där Kvinna till Kvinna har stor erfarenhet från andra konfliktdrabbade områden. I februari 2016 presenterades slutsatserna från studien och Kvinna till Kvinnas potentiella nisch och mervärde i regionen för ett antal intressenter i Nairobi, inklusive ambassaden, . Utifrån diskussionerna mellan ambassaden och Kvinna till Kvinna, identifierades behovet av att genomföra en mer djupgående studie med fokus på enbart Somalia med syfte att ge mer underlag för ett potentiellt mer långsiktigt engagemang i Somalia framöver men även bidra till att ge en mer informerad bild av kvinnoorganisationer och nätverk som arbetar inom ramen för kvinnor, fred och säkerhetsagendan i Somalia och deras behov och prioriteringar. Syftet med den föreslagna förstudien på 6 månader är således att undersöka situationen och behoven inom ramen för kvinnor, fred och säkerhetsagendan i Somalia, hur dessa behov kan lösas och den specifika roll som Kvinna till Kvinna kan spela för att möta dessa behov. Resultatet och slutsatserna i förstudien kommer att delas mellan olika intressenter och föda in i de mer övergripande diskussionerna om kvinnorättsorganisationers behov och prioriteringar i Somalia samt att ge en input i bedömningen av ett eventuellt långsiktigt samarbete mellan ambassaden och Kvinna till Kvinna. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Somalia Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general The Kvinna till Kvinna Scoping Study on Women, peace and security in Somalia (undertaken by SIDRA Institute) gives an overview of the status of Women, peace and security (WPS) work in Somalia, local women's organisations and networks working on WPS, current interventions in the WPS sector, as well as Kvinna till Kvinna's added value. The study points out the main difficulties facing organisations working on women's rights in all three regions of Somalia as: limited organisational and logistic capacity, limited legal capacity, limited funding, weak implementation of laws, security threats and limited access to legal aid. Based on the problem analysis the study argues that Kvinna till Kvinna has a comparative advantage upon which it can build a more sustainable women, peace and security programme targeting women's right's organisations in Somalia. This includes the possibility of long-term engagement with local organisations strengthen their institutional development, advocacy, lobbying and accountability work as well as supporting their ongoing projects instead of starting new projects. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11214-11214A0101 Sweden In November 2015, Kvinna till Kvinna commissioned an assessment study focusing on the eight countries of the Greater Horn of Africa region.The study concluded that, while the Horn of Africa is clearly a complex, difficult and volatile region where the needs are over-whelming, it could offer many opportunities for an international NGO like Kvinna till Kvinna as there is a clear need to strengthen women’s rights organisations in the region working within the women, peace and security agenda. Related to Somalia, the study specifically stressed the need to support civil society actors, especially women’s groups at community level to connect and share lessons learned and best practices, build capacity, in general but also more specifically on UNSCR 1325. It further states the need to strengthen women’s rights organisations in their advocacy endeavours (at the national and federal level) related to women’s empowerment and participation, GBV and gender equality. These are areas where Kvinna till Kvinna has extensive experience from other conflict-affected areas. In February 2016, the outcome of the assessment was presented to a number of stakeholders in Nairobi, including the Embassy, and consultations were held about the potential niche and added value of Kvinna till Kvinna’s presence in the region. Based on the discussions between the Embassy and Kvinna till Kvinna, the need for a more in-depth scoping study, focusing only on Somalia, which will inform the potential programming of a longer term engagement of Kvinna till Kvinna in Somalia for the next years, and potentially also the action and programming of other stakeholders and donors, was identified. The purpose of the proposed 6-months scoping study is thus to examine the situation and needs within the Women, Peace and Security Framework in Somalia, how these needs can be addressed and the specific role that Kvinna till Kvinna could play in meeting those needs. The result and conclusions of the scoping study will be shared between different stakeholders and feed into the more overall discussions on the needs and priorities of women's rights organisations in Somalia as well as to provide an input to the assessment of a possible long-term cooperation between the Embassy and Kvinna till Kvinna. I november 2015 genomförde Kvinna till Kvinna en övergripande bedömningsanalys av de åtta länderna på Afrikas Horn. Studien drog slutsatsen att trots att Afrikas horn är en komplex och konfliktfylld region där behoven är stora , skulle den kunna erbjuda många möjligheter för en internationell icke-statlig organisation, som Kvinna till Kvinna, då det finns ett tydligt behov av att stärka kvinnorättsorganisationer som arbetar inom ramen för kvinnor, fred och säkerhetsagendan. För Somalia betonade studien specifikt behovet av att stödja civilsamhällsaktörer, särskilt kvinnogrupper på lokal nivå att gå samman, dela erfarenheter och bygga kapacitet mer generellt men även specifikt kring FN: s säkerhetsrådsresolution 1325. Studien visar också på behovet att stärka kvinnorättsorganisationer i deras påverkansarbete (på nationell och federal nivå) relaterad till kvinnors empowerment och deltagande, GBV och jämställdhet. Det är områden där Kvinna till Kvinna har stor erfarenhet från andra konfliktdrabbade områden. I februari 2016 presenterades slutsatserna från studien och Kvinna till Kvinnas potentiella nisch och mervärde i regionen för ett antal intressenter i Nairobi, inklusive ambassaden, . Utifrån diskussionerna mellan ambassaden och Kvinna till Kvinna, identifierades behovet av att genomföra en mer djupgående studie med fokus på enbart Somalia med syfte att ge mer underlag för ett potentiellt mer långsiktigt engagemang i Somalia framöver men även bidra till att ge en mer informerad bild av kvinnoorganisationer och nätverk som arbetar inom ramen för kvinnor, fred och säkerhetsagendan i Somalia och deras behov och prioriteringar. Syftet med den föreslagna förstudien på 6 månader är således att undersöka situationen och behoven inom ramen för kvinnor, fred och säkerhetsagendan i Somalia, hur dessa behov kan lösas och den specifika roll som Kvinna till Kvinna kan spela för att möta dessa behov. Resultatet och slutsatserna i förstudien kommer att delas mellan olika intressenter och föda in i de mer övergripande diskussionerna om kvinnorättsorganisationers behov och prioriteringar i Somalia samt att ge en input i bedömningen av ett eventuellt långsiktigt samarbete mellan ambassaden och Kvinna till Kvinna. Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kvinna till Kvinna Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 851580 851580 0 851580 Kvinna till Kvinna 851580 Kvinna till Kvinna SE-0-SE-6-11214-11214A0102 Sweden In November 2015, Kvinna till Kvinna commissioned an assessment study focusing on the eight countries of the Greater Horn of Africa region.The study concluded that, while the Horn of Africa is clearly a complex, difficult and volatile region where the needs are over-whelming, it could offer many opportunities for an international NGO like Kvinna till Kvinna as there is a clear need to strengthen women’s rights organisations in the region working within the women, peace and security agenda. Related to Somalia, the study specifically stressed the need to support civil society actors, especially women’s groups at community level to connect and share lessons learned and best practices, build capacity, in general but also more specifically on UNSCR 1325. It further states the need to strengthen women’s rights organisations in their advocacy endeavours (at the national and federal level) related to women’s empowerment and participation, GBV and gender equality. These are areas where Kvinna till Kvinna has extensive experience from other conflict-affected areas. In February 2016, the outcome of the assessment was presented to a number of stakeholders in Nairobi, including the Embassy, and consultations were held about the potential niche and added value of Kvinna till Kvinna’s presence in the region. Based on the discussions between the Embassy and Kvinna till Kvinna, the need for a more in-depth scoping study, focusing only on Somalia, which will inform the potential programming of a longer term engagement of Kvinna till Kvinna in Somalia for the next years, and potentially also the action and programming of other stakeholders and donors, was identified. The purpose of the proposed 6-months scoping study is thus to examine the situation and needs within the Women, Peace and Security Framework in Somalia, how these needs can be addressed and the specific role that Kvinna till Kvinna could play in meeting those needs. The result and conclusions of the scoping study will be shared between different stakeholders and feed into the more overall discussions on the needs and priorities of women's rights organisations in Somalia as well as to provide an input to the assessment of a possible long-term cooperation between the Embassy and Kvinna till Kvinna. I november 2015 genomförde Kvinna till Kvinna en övergripande bedömningsanalys av de åtta länderna på Afrikas Horn. Studien drog slutsatsen att trots att Afrikas horn är en komplex och konfliktfylld region där behoven är stora , skulle den kunna erbjuda många möjligheter för en internationell icke-statlig organisation, som Kvinna till Kvinna, då det finns ett tydligt behov av att stärka kvinnorättsorganisationer som arbetar inom ramen för kvinnor, fred och säkerhetsagendan. För Somalia betonade studien specifikt behovet av att stödja civilsamhällsaktörer, särskilt kvinnogrupper på lokal nivå att gå samman, dela erfarenheter och bygga kapacitet mer generellt men även specifikt kring FN: s säkerhetsrådsresolution 1325. Studien visar också på behovet att stärka kvinnorättsorganisationer i deras påverkansarbete (på nationell och federal nivå) relaterad till kvinnors empowerment och deltagande, GBV och jämställdhet. Det är områden där Kvinna till Kvinna har stor erfarenhet från andra konfliktdrabbade områden. I februari 2016 presenterades slutsatserna från studien och Kvinna till Kvinnas potentiella nisch och mervärde i regionen för ett antal intressenter i Nairobi, inklusive ambassaden, . Utifrån diskussionerna mellan ambassaden och Kvinna till Kvinna, identifierades behovet av att genomföra en mer djupgående studie med fokus på enbart Somalia med syfte att ge mer underlag för ett potentiellt mer långsiktigt engagemang i Somalia framöver men även bidra till att ge en mer informerad bild av kvinnoorganisationer och nätverk som arbetar inom ramen för kvinnor, fred och säkerhetsagendan i Somalia och deras behov och prioriteringar. Syftet med den föreslagna förstudien på 6 månader är således att undersöka situationen och behoven inom ramen för kvinnor, fred och säkerhetsagendan i Somalia, hur dessa behov kan lösas och den specifika roll som Kvinna till Kvinna kan spela för att möta dessa behov. Resultatet och slutsatserna i förstudien kommer att delas mellan olika intressenter och föda in i de mer övergripande diskussionerna om kvinnorättsorganisationers behov och prioriteringar i Somalia samt att ge en input i bedömningen av ett eventuellt långsiktigt samarbete mellan ambassaden och Kvinna till Kvinna. Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kvinna till Kvinna Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -168305 Kvinna till Kvinna Somalia 2018-2022 Somalia 2018-2022 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-11247 Sweden Sida is commissioning an evaluation that will draw on the experiences and lessons learned from global Challenge Funds financed by Sida independently or as one of several donors. Previous evaluations have been conducted at programme level and have assessed the results of Challenge Funds separately. The planned evaluation is framed in the context of ten years of experience of designing and implementing Challenge Funds, where a breadth of experiences can be collected and shared. Based on Sida’s definition, a Challenge Fund is a financing mechanism to allocate (donor) funds for specific purposes using competition among organizations as the lead principle. Although the purpose can vary widely depending on sectors, a Challenge Fund should always address a key development issue which otherwise is not addressed by market forces. Challenge Funds are part of Sida’s aim to engage more actors, including the business community, in development cooperation. Sida’s rationale behind Challenge Funds also includes using competition to trigger innovative and cost-effective solutions to development issues and mobilizing private capital to match grants. In the implementation of the Swedish development strategies, the Challenge Fund mechanism is meant to be used when there is a clear benefit in using the fund model in relation to other forms of donor support. Challenge Funds är en av Sidas innovativa metoder för att engagera fler aktörer, inklusive näringslivet i utvecklingssamarbetet. Tanken med Challenge Funds är också att genom att använda sig av konkurrensutsättning/"competition" via s k utlysningar, för specifika syften, trigga fram innovativa och kostnadseffektiva lösningar och mobilisera privat kapital till utvecklingsarbetet. För att kunna dra nytta av erfarenheter och lärdomar från de globala Challenge Funds som Sida har finansierat, helt eller delvis, vill Sida att en strategisk utvärdering utförs av dessa. Det blir den första utvärderingen som görs på uppdrag av Sida som kommer att utvärdera om de globala Challenge Fund-insatserna har varit relevanta, effektiva och är en effektiv finansieringsmekanism för att hitta lösningar på utvecklingsproblem. Denna utvärdering har som mål att utvärdera huruvida Sidas globala utlysningsfonder (challenge funds) har varit relevanta, effektiva och om utlysningsfonder är en effektiv finansieringsmekanism för att hitta lösningar på utvecklingsproblem. Utlysningsfonder är en av Sidas innovativa metoder för att engagera fler aktörer, inklusive näringslivet i utvecklingssamarbetet. Syftet med utlysningsfonder är också att genom att använda sig av konkurrensutsättning via s.k. utlysningar trigga fram innovativa och kostnadseffektiva lösningar och mobilisera privat kapital för specifika syften inom utvecklingsarbetet. För att kunna dra nytta av erfarenheter och lärdomar från de globala utlysningsfonder som Sida har finansierat, helt eller delvis, vill Sida att en strategisk utvärdering utförs av dessa.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors Den strategiska utvärderingen av Sidas 10 globala utlysningsfonder startade i januari 2018 och avslutades under hösten 2018 med ett antal interna och externa workshops, seminarier och webinarier. Utvärderingen visar att det finns tydliga belägg för att utlysningsfonder är en mekanism med demonstrerad förmåga att anpassa sig till situationer med hög ekonomisk och politisk risk. Samtidigt har erfarenhet visat vikten av good kontextuell analys samt en tydlig och hållbar interventionslogik ("pathway to impact"). Förbättringsområden är att Sida kunde överväga andra biståndsinstrument under beredningsfasen innan man väljer en utlysningsfond, samt att Sida kan stärka sin kapacitet att adressera tvärfrågor och att kräva detsamma från "fund managers", eftersom uppmärksamheten ägnad åt tvärfrågor tenderar att minska under implementeringsfasen. Utvärderingen visar också att utlysningsfunder varit mer framgångsrika för att nå mål inom hållbar utveckling när Sida dedikerat tillräckliga resurser genom själva utlysningsfondscykeln, särskilt under designfasen samt när man gör utlysningar för olika förslag, då ytterligare expertis kan vara särskilt nödvändig. Utifrån detta har utvärderingen identifierat ett antal förutsättningar för att utlysningsfonder ska vara att passande instrument, samt utfärdat tio stycken rekommendationer som är uppdelade enligt tid i kort- och medium- till långtidsåtgärder, som också är grupperade i tre åtgärdsområden: I) institutionalisering av goda rutiner, II) organisatoriska konsekvenser och III) legala frågor och riskhantering. I åtgärdsplanen framgår vilka rekommendationer som respektive åtgärdsområde svarar mot. För utförliga beskrivningar av rekommendationerna så hänvisas till utvärderingsrapporten i Sidas publikationsdatabas. Under utvärderingens gång synliggjordes en otydlighet om vad "metodansvaret'" och metodsamordning innebär för utlysningsfonder i allmänhet och samarbete med näringslivet i synnerhet, då utlysningsfonder bara är ett av de verktyg Sida har för att samarbeta med privata sektorn. Utvärderingen fann att gränsdragningen mellan INTEM och PARTNER behöver sorteras ut för att kunna genomföra de åtgärder som Sida anser nödvändiga. Utifrån utvärderingen har Sida dragit slutsatsen att det för implementeringen av rekommendationerna finns ett behov av att Sida utvecklar ett bredare grepp på hur man väljer att arbeta med privatsektorsamarbete, för att Sida ska kunna bibehålla sin roll som en respekterad och tongivande aktör inom biståndet. Arbetsformer bör etableras för att hålla ihop arbetet med att utveckla samt samordna metoder och verktyg för näringslivssamverkan. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11247-11247A0101 Sweden Sida is commissioning an evaluation that will draw on the experiences and lessons learned from global Challenge Funds financed by Sida independently or as one of several donors. Previous evaluations have been conducted at programme level and have assessed the results of Challenge Funds separately. The planned evaluation is framed in the context of ten years of experience of designing and implementing Challenge Funds, where a breadth of experiences can be collected and shared. Based on Sida’s definition, a Challenge Fund is a financing mechanism to allocate (donor) funds for specific purposes using competition among organizations as the lead principle. Although the purpose can vary widely depending on sectors, a Challenge Fund should always address a key development issue which otherwise is not addressed by market forces. Challenge Funds are part of Sida’s aim to engage more actors, including the business community, in development cooperation. Sida’s rationale behind Challenge Funds also includes using competition to trigger innovative and cost-effective solutions to development issues and mobilizing private capital to match grants. In the implementation of the Swedish development strategies, the Challenge Fund mechanism is meant to be used when there is a clear benefit in using the fund model in relation to other forms of donor support. Challenge Funds är en av Sidas innovativa metoder för att engagera fler aktörer, inklusive näringslivet i utvecklingssamarbetet. Tanken med Challenge Funds är också att genom att använda sig av konkurrensutsättning/"competition" via s k utlysningar, för specifika syften, trigga fram innovativa och kostnadseffektiva lösningar och mobilisera privat kapital till utvecklingsarbetet. För att kunna dra nytta av erfarenheter och lärdomar från de globala Challenge Funds som Sida har finansierat, helt eller delvis, vill Sida att en strategisk utvärdering utförs av dessa. Det blir den första utvärderingen som görs på uppdrag av Sida som kommer att utvärdera om de globala Challenge Fund-insatserna har varit relevanta, effektiva och är en effektiv finansieringsmekanism för att hitta lösningar på utvecklingsproblem. Denna utvärdering har som mål att utvärdera huruvida Sidas globala utlysningsfonder (challenge funds) har varit relevanta, effektiva och om utlysningsfonder är en effektiv finansieringsmekanism för att hitta lösningar på utvecklingsproblem. Utlysningsfonder är en av Sidas innovativa metoder för att engagera fler aktörer, inklusive näringslivet i utvecklingssamarbetet. Syftet med utlysningsfonder är också att genom att använda sig av konkurrensutsättning via s.k. utlysningar trigga fram innovativa och kostnadseffektiva lösningar och mobilisera privat kapital för specifika syften inom utvecklingsarbetet. För att kunna dra nytta av erfarenheter och lärdomar från de globala utlysningsfonder som Sida har finansierat, helt eller delvis, vill Sida att en strategisk utvärdering utförs av dessa.   Sweden Sida Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1163911 0 0 681291.9999999999 0 0 0 -0.0000000001 183279.0000000001 24644 274696 1163911 Sida 681291.2 Sida 0 Sida 183279.3 Sida 274696.23 Sida 24644.22 Sida Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to sustainable renewable energy at an affordable cost for people living in poverty. Ökad tillgång till hållbar förnybar energi till en överkomlig kostnad för människor som lever i fattigdom. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Environmentally sustainable cities and communities. Miljömässigt hållbara städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11247-11247A0102 Sweden Sida is commissioning an evaluation that will draw on the experiences and lessons learned from global Challenge Funds financed by Sida independently or as one of several donors. Previous evaluations have been conducted at programme level and have assessed the results of Challenge Funds separately. The planned evaluation is framed in the context of ten years of experience of designing and implementing Challenge Funds, where a breadth of experiences can be collected and shared. Based on Sida’s definition, a Challenge Fund is a financing mechanism to allocate (donor) funds for specific purposes using competition among organizations as the lead principle. Although the purpose can vary widely depending on sectors, a Challenge Fund should always address a key development issue which otherwise is not addressed by market forces. Challenge Funds are part of Sida’s aim to engage more actors, including the business community, in development cooperation. Sida’s rationale behind Challenge Funds also includes using competition to trigger innovative and cost-effective solutions to development issues and mobilizing private capital to match grants. In the implementation of the Swedish development strategies, the Challenge Fund mechanism is meant to be used when there is a clear benefit in using the fund model in relation to other forms of donor support. Challenge Funds är en av Sidas innovativa metoder för att engagera fler aktörer, inklusive näringslivet i utvecklingssamarbetet. Tanken med Challenge Funds är också att genom att använda sig av konkurrensutsättning/"competition" via s k utlysningar, för specifika syften, trigga fram innovativa och kostnadseffektiva lösningar och mobilisera privat kapital till utvecklingsarbetet. För att kunna dra nytta av erfarenheter och lärdomar från de globala Challenge Funds som Sida har finansierat, helt eller delvis, vill Sida att en strategisk utvärdering utförs av dessa. Det blir den första utvärderingen som görs på uppdrag av Sida som kommer att utvärdera om de globala Challenge Fund-insatserna har varit relevanta, effektiva och är en effektiv finansieringsmekanism för att hitta lösningar på utvecklingsproblem. Denna utvärdering har som mål att utvärdera huruvida Sidas globala utlysningsfonder (challenge funds) har varit relevanta, effektiva och om utlysningsfonder är en effektiv finansieringsmekanism för att hitta lösningar på utvecklingsproblem. Utlysningsfonder är en av Sidas innovativa metoder för att engagera fler aktörer, inklusive näringslivet i utvecklingssamarbetet. Syftet med utlysningsfonder är också att genom att använda sig av konkurrensutsättning via s.k. utlysningar trigga fram innovativa och kostnadseffektiva lösningar och mobilisera privat kapital för specifika syften inom utvecklingsarbetet. För att kunna dra nytta av erfarenheter och lärdomar från de globala utlysningsfonder som Sida har finansierat, helt eller delvis, vill Sida att en strategisk utvärdering utförs av dessa.   Sweden Sida Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1500000 245162 1254838 0 0 0 0 1500000 Sida 1291021.98 Sida -36184.27 Sida 247205.45 Sida -2043 Sida Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11324 Sweden The objective of the Project is to provide support to the Federation BH Government to increase the capacity of its Office for EU integrations, by providing up to 3 Consultants/ trainers for a period of two years and limited office Equipment. The Government of the Federation BH entity is facing significant challenges in coordinating with federal ministries and other bodies, in activities, supervision and reporting requirements under EU stabiliation and association agreement and additionally with coordination of the EU questionnaire. The temporary support is requested by the current Prime Minister cabinet directly to the Ambassador of Sweden. Projektets mål är att ge stöd till BiH Federala regering för att öka kapacitet inom EU integrering genom att tillhandahålla med 3 konsulter under perioden på två år samt till begränsad kontorsutrustning. Federationen BiH står inför stora utmaningar i samordning med federala ministerier och andra organ inom verksamhet, implementering och rapporteringskrave enligt EU: s stabiliserings- och associeringsavtal samt inom samordning av EU-frågeformuläret. Det tillfälliga stödet begärs av den nuvarande premiärministerns kabinett direkt till Sveriges ambassad i BH. Goal is defined as follows: Improved capacity of the Government of the Federation of BiH in regard of its capability to implement and monitor the Stabilizationa and Association Agreement. Developed and established procedures and rules for horizontal coordination of the Federal administration bodies. Coordinated preparation of the strategic documents in BiH regarding EU integration process. Strengthened human and technical (IT) capacities of the Office for EU integration within the Fedeation BiH Government. Fulfilled of the conditions that relate to the BiH-EU Stabilization and Association Agreement  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general Strategic objective 1Ensuring the human and material capacities necessary to strengthen the capacity for monitoring and coordination of the EU integration processes in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the optimal functioning of the Project. Main resultConsultants were hired, initially 6 young qualified women. As one consultant found a better job, she was replaced with one young man. All consultants, with the exception of two interpreters, were entry level staff for government service. Strategic objective 2.Improving the capacity of the Office in terms of monitoring, reporting and planning in the context of fulfilling the obligations within the competence of the FBiH Government, the FBiH ministries and other bodies of the FBiH administration arising from theStabilization and Association Agreement. Main result:  During the Project period, the consultants were tasked with monitoring and updating the list of coordinators of the FBiH ministries and other FBiH administrative bodies, and monitoring the appointment of representatives to working groups. The consultants continuously participated in the horizontal coordination between the FBiH administrative bodies and vertical coordination with the Directorate for European Integration of the Council of Ministers of BiH. Strategic objective 3.Coordination of the EU Assistance and the EU Programmes (including subobjectives, which are in line with the Decree on the Office of the Government of the FBiH for European Integration) Main result:  The consultants have been regularly informing the competent FBiH institutions about Public Invitations for applications/project proposals for assistance under. In addition, the consultants, in accordance with the reports received, have been regularly submitting a bimonthly report on the implementation of all IPA projects to the competent FBiH institutions. Strategic objective 4.Increasing the individual professional capacity of the staff in the Office for European integration and ensuring the Project visibility Main result:  Within this objective, a study visit to the institutions in Vienna (the Republic of Austria) was organised from 2 to 6 December 2019. On that occasion, three consultants of the Project Implementation Unit, Director of the Office and two civil servants visited the following institutions: Offices of the Federal Chancellor, Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs, Health and Consumer Protection of theRepublic of Austria, European Social Fund and the Liaison Office of the Austrian Federal Provinces within the Office of the Lower Austrian Government. During the study visit, the consultants were informed on the experience of these institutions regarding the European integration process, with a view to better understand andimprove the knowledge of the coordination of European integration process at the level of the federal government. Within the above objective, “Handbook for general knowledge and professional exam in the field of European integration” was developed.    No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11324-11324A0101 Sweden The objective of the Project is to provide support to the Federation BH Government to increase the capacity of its Office for EU integrations, by providing up to 3 Consultants/ trainers for a period of two years and limited office Equipment. The Government of the Federation BH entity is facing significant challenges in coordinating with federal ministries and other bodies, in activities, supervision and reporting requirements under EU stabiliation and association agreement and additionally with coordination of the EU questionnaire. The temporary support is requested by the current Prime Minister cabinet directly to the Ambassador of Sweden. Projektets mål är att ge stöd till BiH Federala regering för att öka kapacitet inom EU integrering genom att tillhandahålla med 3 konsulter under perioden på två år samt till begränsad kontorsutrustning. Federationen BiH står inför stora utmaningar i samordning med federala ministerier och andra organ inom verksamhet, implementering och rapporteringskrave enligt EU: s stabiliserings- och associeringsavtal samt inom samordning av EU-frågeformuläret. Det tillfälliga stödet begärs av den nuvarande premiärministerns kabinett direkt till Sveriges ambassad i BH. Goal is defined as follows: Improved capacity of the Government of the Federation of BiH in regard of its capability to implement and monitor the Stabilizationa and Association Agreement. Developed and established procedures and rules for horizontal coordination of the Federal administration bodies. Coordinated preparation of the strategic documents in BiH regarding EU integration process. Strengthened human and technical (IT) capacities of the Office for EU integration within the Fedeation BiH Government. Fulfilled of the conditions that relate to the BiH-EU Stabilization and Association Agreement  Sweden Federalno Ministarstvo Finansija Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Federalno Ministarstvo Finansija 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 400000 0 350000 85500 0 350000 0 0 400000 0 85500 835500 Federalno Ministarstvo Finansija 400000 Federalno Ministarstvo Finansija 350000 Federalno Ministarstvo Finansija 85500 Federalno Ministarstvo Finansija Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11324-11324A0103 Sweden The objective of the Project is to provide support to the Federation BH Government to increase the capacity of its Office for EU integrations, by providing up to 3 Consultants/ trainers for a period of two years and limited office Equipment. The Government of the Federation BH entity is facing significant challenges in coordinating with federal ministries and other bodies, in activities, supervision and reporting requirements under EU stabiliation and association agreement and additionally with coordination of the EU questionnaire. The temporary support is requested by the current Prime Minister cabinet directly to the Ambassador of Sweden. Projektets mål är att ge stöd till BiH Federala regering för att öka kapacitet inom EU integrering genom att tillhandahålla med 3 konsulter under perioden på två år samt till begränsad kontorsutrustning. Federationen BiH står inför stora utmaningar i samordning med federala ministerier och andra organ inom verksamhet, implementering och rapporteringskrave enligt EU: s stabiliserings- och associeringsavtal samt inom samordning av EU-frågeformuläret. Det tillfälliga stödet begärs av den nuvarande premiärministerns kabinett direkt till Sveriges ambassad i BH. Goal is defined as follows: Improved capacity of the Government of the Federation of BiH in regard of its capability to implement and monitor the Stabilizationa and Association Agreement. Developed and established procedures and rules for horizontal coordination of the Federal administration bodies. Coordinated preparation of the strategic documents in BiH regarding EU integration process. Strengthened human and technical (IT) capacities of the Office for EU integration within the Fedeation BiH Government. Fulfilled of the conditions that relate to the BiH-EU Stabilization and Association Agreement  Sweden Federalno Ministarstvo Finansija Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Federalno Ministarstvo Finansija 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 480000 480000 480000 Federalno Ministarstvo Finansija 480000 Federalno Ministarstvo Finansija Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11341 Sweden The International Development Law Organisation (IDLO) has submitted a proposal of 30 MSEK to support a project aiming to increase access to justice for the Kenyan citizens, increase transparency and accountability on national and county levels, in line with the 2010 Constitution of Kenya. The contribution will support key institutions within the justice sector to implement their Strategic Plan as well as the blueprint " Sustaining Judiciary Transformation" (SJT). The project will also support the National Council on Administration of Justice (NCAJ), including actors within the criminal justic chain, with the ongoing implementation of reforms. Legal aid is another substantial component in the project, and the implementation of the 2016 Legal Aid Act aiming to secure legal aid to vulnerable people, will receive support. The project will also support CSOs and Constitutional Commissions in terms of transparency and accountability, including public complaints handling mechanisms. Important actors such as the Office of the Auditor General; Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, the OAG/DOJ, the Council of Governors, the National Treasury and the Parliamentary Budget Office will be supported in developing of policies and compliance. The International Development Law Organisation (IDLO) har inkommit med en ansökan om 30 MSEK för att stödja ett projekt med syfte att öka de kenyanska medborgarnas tillgång till rättssystemet/rättvisa, öka transparens och ansvarsutkrävande på både nationell och länsnivå, enligt Kenyas grundlag från 2010. Insatsen kommer att stödja nyckelinstitutioner inom rättsväsendet för att genomföra den strategiska planen och styrdokumentet "Sustaining Judiciary Transformation" (SJT). Projektet kommer även att stödja det 'nationella rådet för rättsskipning' (National Council on Administration of Justice, NCAJ), där bl.a. aktörer inom straffrätten ingår, i dess reformer mot större öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande från medborgarna. Rättshjälp (legal aid) är en annan viktig komponent i projektet som kommer stödja implementeringen av den lag från 2016 som ska säkra att även utsatta människor får tillgång till rättshjälp. Projektet kommer även att arbeta med civilsamhällesorganisationer och grundlagskommissioner vad gäller öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande, inklusive mekanismer för allmänheten att framföra klagomål mot nationella och lokala myndigheter. Viktiga aktörer som den kenyanska riksrevisionen, antikorruptionskommissionen, justitiedepartementet, guvernörsrådet (Council of Governors), finansdepartementet och parlamentets budgetkontor kommer att stödjas i arbetet med att ta fram policydokument och efterlevnad The project aims to enhancing access to justice, transparency and accountability at both county and national levels in Kenya, in line with the 2010 Constitution of Kenya. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general 1. IDLO supported the enhancement of access to justice through reduction of case backlog: The programme target was to increase by 5% the no of cases filed and concluded through Court Annexed Mediation (CAM). The programme achieved an increase of 236% from 2018-2022. Specifically, CAM recorded a 62% conclusion rate for matters referred to CAM and a 33% settlement rate for cases where parties reached settlement agreements in 50 courts where CAM was implemented. Statistics in the State of the Judiciary and Administration of Justice Reports (SOJAR) showed significant progress in dealing with case backlog at the Court of Appeal (COA) and the High Court where Court Annexed Mediation (CAM) was implemented. Between the 2017/2018 and 2020/20212 Financial Years (FYs), the Judiciary recorded a Avslutspromemoria Completion Memo Contribution ID: 11341 2 (8) 24.4 % increase in the number of cases filed and a 3% increase in the number of cases concluded overall. IDLO contributed to this progress through initiatives such as implementation of Court of Appeal (COA) service weeks in Mombasa, and Kisumu in 2019 and 2020. This was also achieved through implementation of children court service weeks to accelerate the resolution of children matters that would otherwise remain in court; and the roll-out and implementation of CAM in additional 36 magistrate courts. 2. IDLO supported the expanded access to justice through Court Annexed Mediation (CAM): At the beginning of the project in September 2018, CAM was operational in 14 court stations limited to Nairobi only. By June 2021, CAM had been operationalized in 50 court stations across the country (16 High Court, 5 Environment and Labour Relations, 5 Environment and Land and 24 Magistrates Courts). Following the adoption of the CAM Action Plan (2021-2024) in 2021 with support from IDLO, the Judiciary allocated 29 million KES and 50 million KES to pay CAM mediators, compared to the previous allocation of Kenya Shillings 32 million in the previous FY. The increase in the allocation of Government funding to support CAM has enhanced the sustainability of CAM beyond the lifetime of the project and strengthened ownership of CAM by the Government. CAM presented one of the best models for improving access to justice through Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), especially for the vulnerable and marginalized, as it is offered at no cost for the litigants; is faster than litigation; and focused on maintaining/restoring relations. 3. Enhanced access to justice through the development and adoption of quality rules and regulations: IDLO supported the development of 12 policy and operational procedures. The following were adopted and are currently in use: - the Small Claims Court (SCC) Rules, Civil Procedure (Amendment) Rules, Access to Information Regulations. Technical support by IDLO ensured the finalization of the Quality Control Guidelines for the Development of Effective Legislative Proposals, which is currently used by the Rules Committee of the Judiciary (RCJ) to develop subsidiary legislation. 4. Enabling environment for enhanced access to justice for women and children created: IDLO supported the improvement of the policy frameworks on access to justice for children through technical support for the development of (i) the Diversion Toolkit for Children in Kenya; (ii) Standards Operational Procedures (SOPs) for Police Child Protection Units; (iii) the Childrens Courts Practice Directions; (iv) a Training Curriculum for juvenile justice actors; and (v) the Protocol on Service Weeks for Childrens matters. These policy frameworks clarify legal positions and make it easier for children to access justice. The development of similar frameworks on gender justice, through a combination of capacity development and technical support, also enhanced the capacity of judicial officers in the administration of gender justice and encouraged gender-responsive adjudication of matters. Avslutspromemoria Completion Memo Contribution ID: 11341 3 (8) 5. Improved quality of legal aid services: IDLO supported the development of three (3) operational documents for the National Legal Aid Services (NLAS)including the NLAS Strategic Plan (2021- 2025), NLAS Status Report (2016- 2021), and the NLAS handbook on FAQ's). The handbook are currently used as sources of information by clients who represent themselves in court because they cannot afford legal representation. To ensure continuity of access to informed legal aid services during the COVID-19 pandemic, IDLO supported capacity development for legal aid service providers in Nyeri, Meru, and Turkana, to increase understanding and effective application of the Legal Aid Act. IDLO supported the NLAS to organize and deliver trainings for 178 (F: 72; M: 106) legal aid service providers, host five (5) radio talk shows on access to legal aid services during the COVID-19 pandemic and to meet the increased demand for accessible legal aid services in the communities. The use of radio platforms facilitated outreach to farflung communities who lack information on access to legal aid and are unable to access NLAS offices. IDLO supported the National police service (NPS)to organize and deliver trainings for 43 (F: 15; M: 28) senior superintendents and county commanders in Kisumu County and Makueni on access to justice for women and children. The training sessions equipped NPS leaders with knowledge of the obligations of the NPS in the prevention and response to gender-based violence (GBV) and effective management of GBV cases to support prosecution. 6. Knowledge products on anti-corruption and oversight of public institutions developed: IDLO supported the development of (i) the Case Digest on Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes; (ii) the Case Digest of the Public Procurement Administrative Review Board (PPARB) decisions; and (iii) the Compendium of Cases on Devolution. The Case Digests and Compendium of Cases serve as reference tools for judicial officers, litigants, and other stakeholders in their interaction with adjudication of cases on anti-corruption, public procurement, and devolution. To strengthen transparency and accountability, the following were undertaken with the support of the project i)monitoring State compliance to international and regional obligations under the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) and the African Union Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption (AUCPCC); (ii) supporting convenings and platforms for dialogues with stakeholders on the anti-corruption agenda; and (iii) publication of information materials that facilitate the performance of the oversight roles. This included OAGs first and second cycle review reports under UNCAC; the National Anti Corruption Campaign Steering Committees (NACCST) IEC materials on anti-corruption; (iii) the report of the Task Force on the comprehensive review of the legal, policy and institutional framework on fighting corruption; (iv) the End of Term Report of the Commissioner of the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR); (v) KNCHRs Kenya @10: A Avslutspromemoria Completion Memo Contribution ID: 11341 4 (8) Decade After Report; and (vi) Kenya Law Reform Commission (KLRC) 2018 Annual Report. 7. Technical assistance to key constitutional commissions and independent offices with transparency and accountability mandates IDLO provided technical support to the Council of Gvernors (COG) to carry out a legal audit on the devolved functions under Schedule four of the Constitution and develop the legal audit report. The findings of the legal audit report informed policy, legislative and administrative reforms on devolution. IDLO also supported the development and launch of an implementation framework for the audit report to address gaps identified in the legal audit and strengthen the satisfaction of devolved functions. IDLO supported the Kenya Judiciary Academy (KJA) to organize and deliver a workshop for 30 (F: 8; M: 22) judges on emerging jurisprudence on devolution in October 2021. The workshop, a first for KJA, provided a platform for the judges to reflect on their roles as judicial officers in the adjudication of devolution matters and enhancing access to justice on devolution. 8. Gender Mainstreaming.- A gender analysis of the programme was conducted in 2018, which informed the integration of some gender-mainstreamed activities across the outcomes as well as the implementation of gender-specific activities. The activities promoted the principles of gender equality, nondiscrimination, and inclusion of vulnerable groups such as women and children. A notable achievement was the report on the Status of Intersex Persons in the Criminal Justice System in Kenya that provided updated data on intersex persons within the criminal justice system, to inform planning to address their unique vulnerabilities and ensure that their right to dignified treatment is respected. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11341-11341A0101 Sweden The International Development Law Organisation (IDLO) has submitted a proposal of 30 MSEK to support a project aiming to increase access to justice for the Kenyan citizens, increase transparency and accountability on national and county levels, in line with the 2010 Constitution of Kenya. The contribution will support key institutions within the justice sector to implement their Strategic Plan as well as the blueprint " Sustaining Judiciary Transformation" (SJT). The project will also support the National Council on Administration of Justice (NCAJ), including actors within the criminal justic chain, with the ongoing implementation of reforms. Legal aid is another substantial component in the project, and the implementation of the 2016 Legal Aid Act aiming to secure legal aid to vulnerable people, will receive support. The project will also support CSOs and Constitutional Commissions in terms of transparency and accountability, including public complaints handling mechanisms. Important actors such as the Office of the Auditor General; Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, the OAG/DOJ, the Council of Governors, the National Treasury and the Parliamentary Budget Office will be supported in developing of policies and compliance. The International Development Law Organisation (IDLO) har inkommit med en ansökan om 30 MSEK för att stödja ett projekt med syfte att öka de kenyanska medborgarnas tillgång till rättssystemet/rättvisa, öka transparens och ansvarsutkrävande på både nationell och länsnivå, enligt Kenyas grundlag från 2010. Insatsen kommer att stödja nyckelinstitutioner inom rättsväsendet för att genomföra den strategiska planen och styrdokumentet "Sustaining Judiciary Transformation" (SJT). Projektet kommer även att stödja det 'nationella rådet för rättsskipning' (National Council on Administration of Justice, NCAJ), där bl.a. aktörer inom straffrätten ingår, i dess reformer mot större öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande från medborgarna. Rättshjälp (legal aid) är en annan viktig komponent i projektet som kommer stödja implementeringen av den lag från 2016 som ska säkra att även utsatta människor får tillgång till rättshjälp. Projektet kommer även att arbeta med civilsamhällesorganisationer och grundlagskommissioner vad gäller öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande, inklusive mekanismer för allmänheten att framföra klagomål mot nationella och lokala myndigheter. Viktiga aktörer som den kenyanska riksrevisionen, antikorruptionskommissionen, justitiedepartementet, guvernörsrådet (Council of Governors), finansdepartementet och parlamentets budgetkontor kommer att stödjas i arbetet med att ta fram policydokument och efterlevnad The project aims to enhancing access to justice, transparency and accountability at both county and national levels in Kenya, in line with the 2010 Constitution of Kenya. Sweden IDLO/International Development Law Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDLO/International Development Law Organization 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 15000000 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 30000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 15000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 15000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions at national and local levels Stärkta demokratiska institutioner på nationell och lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened rule of law Stärkt rättssäkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck •Strengthened capacity among public institutions and civil society organisations that promote gender equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer som arbetar för att främja jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11341-11341A0102 Sweden The International Development Law Organisation (IDLO) has submitted a proposal of 30 MSEK to support a project aiming to increase access to justice for the Kenyan citizens, increase transparency and accountability on national and county levels, in line with the 2010 Constitution of Kenya. The contribution will support key institutions within the justice sector to implement their Strategic Plan as well as the blueprint " Sustaining Judiciary Transformation" (SJT). The project will also support the National Council on Administration of Justice (NCAJ), including actors within the criminal justic chain, with the ongoing implementation of reforms. Legal aid is another substantial component in the project, and the implementation of the 2016 Legal Aid Act aiming to secure legal aid to vulnerable people, will receive support. The project will also support CSOs and Constitutional Commissions in terms of transparency and accountability, including public complaints handling mechanisms. Important actors such as the Office of the Auditor General; Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, the OAG/DOJ, the Council of Governors, the National Treasury and the Parliamentary Budget Office will be supported in developing of policies and compliance. The International Development Law Organisation (IDLO) har inkommit med en ansökan om 30 MSEK för att stödja ett projekt med syfte att öka de kenyanska medborgarnas tillgång till rättssystemet/rättvisa, öka transparens och ansvarsutkrävande på både nationell och länsnivå, enligt Kenyas grundlag från 2010. Insatsen kommer att stödja nyckelinstitutioner inom rättsväsendet för att genomföra den strategiska planen och styrdokumentet "Sustaining Judiciary Transformation" (SJT). Projektet kommer även att stödja det 'nationella rådet för rättsskipning' (National Council on Administration of Justice, NCAJ), där bl.a. aktörer inom straffrätten ingår, i dess reformer mot större öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande från medborgarna. Rättshjälp (legal aid) är en annan viktig komponent i projektet som kommer stödja implementeringen av den lag från 2016 som ska säkra att även utsatta människor får tillgång till rättshjälp. Projektet kommer även att arbeta med civilsamhällesorganisationer och grundlagskommissioner vad gäller öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande, inklusive mekanismer för allmänheten att framföra klagomål mot nationella och lokala myndigheter. Viktiga aktörer som den kenyanska riksrevisionen, antikorruptionskommissionen, justitiedepartementet, guvernörsrådet (Council of Governors), finansdepartementet och parlamentets budgetkontor kommer att stödjas i arbetet med att ta fram policydokument och efterlevnad The project aims to enhancing access to justice, transparency and accountability at both county and national levels in Kenya, in line with the 2010 Constitution of Kenya. Sweden IDLO/International Development Law Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDLO/International Development Law Organization 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1890831 -1890831.1299999999 IDLO/International Development Law Organization Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality, including reduced gender-related violence and access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11386 Sweden Secondment on middle and senior level - ILO Libanon. Job Creation Sekondering på mellan och senior nivå - ILO Libanon. Sysselsättning Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Lebanon Developing countries, unspecified Employment creation Other Social Infrastructure & Services SE-0-SE-6-11386-11386A0101 Sweden Secondment on middle and senior level - ILO Libanon. Job Creation Sekondering på mellan och senior nivå - ILO Libanon. Sysselsättning Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2119096 0 0 0 0 0 2119096 0 0 2119096 ILO/International Labour Organization 2119096.4499999997 ILO/International Labour Organization SE-0-SE-6-11386-11386A0102 Sweden Secondment on middle and senior level - ILO Libanon. Job Creation Sekondering på mellan och senior nivå - ILO Libanon. Sysselsättning Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2449451 2326456 -2691241 428713 -2691241 0 0 2449451 0 0 2326456 0 428713 2513379 ILO/International Labour Organization 2449451 ILO/International Labour Organization 2326456.4499999997 ILO/International Labour Organization -2691241.3599999999 ILO/International Labour Organization 428713.24 ILO/International Labour Organization Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-11400 Sweden Sida supports UNFPA's country program in Sudan through a non-earmarked programme support with SEK 45 million in period between 2017-2020. The total budget of the country programme 2018-2021 is approximately USD 40 million. The country programme is iplemented within three strategic outcome areas: sexual and reproductive health, gender equality and women's empowerment and population dynamics. The overall goal of the UNFPA country programme for Sudan is to reduce maternal deaths and disabilities through an integrated approach to sexual and eproductive health, family planning and prevention and response to gender-based violence. The programme seeks to strengthen capacities of health ministries and civil society partners at federal and priority state level. The objectives of the programme include to ensure access to high-quality sexual and reproductive services, family planning services, and preventing and responding to gender-based violence, while also increasing national capacities for data production and analysis. UNFPA's country programme includes both development and humanitarian interventions. Humanitarian needs in this context are often protracted and require a flexible approach that supports both development and humanitarian assistance. Sida stödjer UNFPAs landprogram i Sudan genom ett icke-öronmärkt programstöd på 45 miljoner SEK under perioden 2017-2020. Landprogrammets totala budget är ca 40 miljoner USD under en programperiod på fyra år. Landprogrammet implementeras inom tre strategiska områden: sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa, jämställdhet och kvinnors egenmakt samt befolkningsutveckling. Det övergripande målet för UNFPAs landprogram i Sudan är att minska mödradödlighet genom ett integrerat stöd till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa, familjeplanering och genom att förebygga och hantera könsbaserat våld. Programmet syftar till att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten hos hälsovårdsministerier och det civila samhället inom prioriterade stater i Sudan. UNFPAs landprogram omfattar både utvecklingsinsatser och humanitärt stöd. Humanitära behov i denna kontext är ofta långvariga och kräver ett flexibelt tillvägagångssätt som stödjer både utvecklingsinsatser och humanitärt arbete. Sida's has an ongoing contribution to UNFPA's current country programme which is extended until the end of 2025. The overall objective of the country programme is to contribute to the Global UNFPA Strategic goal of achieving universal access to sexual and reproductive health, promoting reproductive rights, reducing maternal mortality and accelerating progress on the ICPD agenda and SDGs 3, 5 and 6 through the following outcomes: Outcome 1: By 2025, the reduction in the unmet need for family planning has accelerated Outcome 2: By 2025, the reduction of preventable maternal deaths has accelerated Outcome 3: By 2025, the reduction in gender-based violence and harmful practices has accelerated In addition, the UN Development Assistance Framework (extended up to end of 2025) states the following outcome: Outcome 4: By 2021 national, state and local institutions are more effective to carry out their mandates efficiently including strengthened normative frameworks that respect human rights and fundamental freedoms and ensure effective service delivery. Also, the Country Program Document between the Government of Sudan and UNFPA lists three main outputs: Output 1: Strengthened capacities of health ministries and civil society partners at federal and priority states level to ensure access to high-quality sexual and reproductive health services, including in humanitarian settings. Output 2: Strengthened capacities of health ministries and civil society partners at federal and priority states level for better access to high-quality family planning services, including in humanitarian settings. Output 3 Strengthened capacity of government and civil society institutions to prevent and respond to gender-based violence with a special focus on women and young girls, including in humanitarian settings. UNFPA integrated response and thematic areas for 2024 and 2025 include: 1. Strengthening coordination for SRH response in Sudan 2. Improved capacity of Sudan EMONC network and improve access to lifesaving SRH interventions including clinical management of rape 3. Last Mile availability of life-saving sexual and reproductive health commodities and supplies 4. Improved capacities of skilled birth attendants including coverage specially areas with limited access 5. Improved coverage with essential SRH services through supporting capacity of existing PHCs and deployment of temporary clinics and on-the-wheel mobile clinics to the IDP gathering sites and affected areas with limited access to health services 6. Community engagement and empowerment to lead and support in provision of integrated sexual and reproductive health services, including prevention and response of GBV, prevention of HIV amongst Key and vulnerable groups, the active referral of obstetric emergencies, cash and voucher assistance 7. Improved evidence-generation to support programming and effective responses and better targeting including conducting research and studies 8. Strengthening the mechanisms for the provision of Integrated GBV/SRH life-saving services as well as prevention and risk mitigation measures for vulnerable women and girls impacted by the conflict and subsequent displacement, famine and natural disasters 9. Building the resilience of women, girls and the vulnerable population by supporting Livelihood Activities, provision of Dignity Kits, as well as Cash Voucher Assistance 10. Strengthening Localization and Accountability through supporting Women-led Organizations, youth and PWD organisations and initiatives 11. Addressing Social and Gender Norms to prevent GBV and harmful practices including FGM and Child Marriage. In addition to support survivors and facilitate their access to services. 12. Strengthening GBV coordination mechanism to enhance effectiveness of GBV response, strengthening resilience and preparedness, and to promote social cohesion 13. Support Youth by providing life-skills and PSS and strengthening their networks to support building the resilience of communities 14. Support PWD by providing life-skills and PSS support and strengthening PWD networks to participate in local planning, decision-making processes 15. Strengthen PSEA/AAP to raise awareness the rights of beneficiaries and standards of conduct Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Sudan (the) Reproductive health care Ending violence against women and girls Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general UNFPAs integrated, multisector response helped sustain critical health and protection services amid widespread system collapse. The annual report covers results mainly for 2025 and some of the most significant results are referenced below. Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH): 386,190 people reached with reproductive health services. 83,000 safe births, including 49,000 normal deliveries and 34,000 Csections. 130 health facilities supported; 37 hospitals renovated; 95 hospitals supplied with essential commodities. 505 reproductive health kits and 3 million medical supply units delivered, supporting 1.4 million women and girls. 275 midwives deployed across 11 states, with 230 equipped with standardized kits. When UNFPA deploys skilled midwives and sexual and reproductive health (SRH) providers, distributes Inter-Agency Reproductive Health Kits containing essential medical equipment and supplies, and covers critical operational costs, facilities are able to remain operational even in challenging conditions. Gender Based Violence (GBV) Prevention & Response 653,860 people reached with GBV services. 76 Women and Girls Safe Spaces (WGSSs) provided psychosocial support, case management, lifeskills training, and referrals. GBV Area of Responsibility (AoR) partners reached 849,000 people, with UNFPA accounting for 46% of total reach. Strengthened national referral pathways and launched a GBV Information Management System pilot. Survivors/victims of Sexual/Gender Based Violence (S/GBV) and Conflict Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) are dependent on SRH services and mobile clinics not only for medical assistance but also because these, together with women and children safe spaces, serve as important entry points to address different kinds of violence they have been subjected to. Referral pathways for psychosocial support seems more commonly used, while cases of legal assistance for accountability for perpetrators were more seldom mentioned as a possible way forward as stigma are surrounding these crimes and the lack of support to legal protection services. Integrated Mobile Teams 35 mobile teams deployed in hard to reach areas. 118,590 people reached with integrated SRH and protection services. Teams provided antenatal/postnatal care, family planning, GBV risk mitigation, and referrals to onestop centres. They provide a package of essential SRH services, including antenatal and postnatal care, safe delivery support and newborn care to protect the lives of mothers and babies. Protection services are fully integrated into the mobile response. The teams identify and support survivors of violence, offer psychosocial support, and ensure confidential referrals for specialized care. Protection Supplies & Cash Assistance 183,930 women and girls received dignity and protection kits. 22,070 women and girls supported through cash and voucher assistance across 15 states. UNFPA provides cash assistance to pregnant women, enabling them to access essential maternal and reproductive health services, including antenatal care, EmONC and safe delivery. Survivors of rape or other forms of GBV receive cash through GBV case management to safely access critical health, psychosocial, legal and protection services. Combating Harmful Practices Community engagement with leaders, parents, and youth to address child marriage and FGM. Girls clubs and WGSSs provided life skills, informal education, and peer support. Conflict driven displacement and poverty reversed years of progress, increasing risks for girls. Cross Cutting Inclusion & Safeguarding Disability inclusion mainstreamed, with 300 service providers trained in disability inclusive GBV programming. 900 providers trained on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA). Community outreach delivered PSEA messages to 7,000 people. Digital Innovation Just Ask! platform launched, offering confidential SRH, GBV, FGM and PSEA information via phone and WhatsApp. Reached 12,730 users in 2025. Sida notes that UNFPA Sudan have reached objectives as stated in the 2025 work plan. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11400-11400A0101 Sweden Sida supports UNFPA's country program in Sudan through a non-earmarked programme support with SEK 45 million in period between 2017-2020. The total budget of the country programme 2018-2021 is approximately USD 40 million. The country programme is iplemented within three strategic outcome areas: sexual and reproductive health, gender equality and women's empowerment and population dynamics. The overall goal of the UNFPA country programme for Sudan is to reduce maternal deaths and disabilities through an integrated approach to sexual and eproductive health, family planning and prevention and response to gender-based violence. The programme seeks to strengthen capacities of health ministries and civil society partners at federal and priority state level. The objectives of the programme include to ensure access to high-quality sexual and reproductive services, family planning services, and preventing and responding to gender-based violence, while also increasing national capacities for data production and analysis. UNFPA's country programme includes both development and humanitarian interventions. Humanitarian needs in this context are often protracted and require a flexible approach that supports both development and humanitarian assistance. Sida stödjer UNFPAs landprogram i Sudan genom ett icke-öronmärkt programstöd på 45 miljoner SEK under perioden 2017-2020. Landprogrammets totala budget är ca 40 miljoner USD under en programperiod på fyra år. Landprogrammet implementeras inom tre strategiska områden: sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa, jämställdhet och kvinnors egenmakt samt befolkningsutveckling. Det övergripande målet för UNFPAs landprogram i Sudan är att minska mödradödlighet genom ett integrerat stöd till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa, familjeplanering och genom att förebygga och hantera könsbaserat våld. Programmet syftar till att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten hos hälsovårdsministerier och det civila samhället inom prioriterade stater i Sudan. UNFPAs landprogram omfattar både utvecklingsinsatser och humanitärt stöd. Humanitära behov i denna kontext är ofta långvariga och kräver ett flexibelt tillvägagångssätt som stödjer både utvecklingsinsatser och humanitärt arbete. Sida's has an ongoing contribution to UNFPA's current country programme which is extended until the end of 2025. The overall objective of the country programme is to contribute to the Global UNFPA Strategic goal of achieving universal access to sexual and reproductive health, promoting reproductive rights, reducing maternal mortality and accelerating progress on the ICPD agenda and SDGs 3, 5 and 6 through the following outcomes: Outcome 1: By 2025, the reduction in the unmet need for family planning has accelerated Outcome 2: By 2025, the reduction of preventable maternal deaths has accelerated Outcome 3: By 2025, the reduction in gender-based violence and harmful practices has accelerated In addition, the UN Development Assistance Framework (extended up to end of 2025) states the following outcome: Outcome 4: By 2021 national, state and local institutions are more effective to carry out their mandates efficiently including strengthened normative frameworks that respect human rights and fundamental freedoms and ensure effective service delivery. Also, the Country Program Document between the Government of Sudan and UNFPA lists three main outputs: Output 1: Strengthened capacities of health ministries and civil society partners at federal and priority states level to ensure access to high-quality sexual and reproductive health services, including in humanitarian settings. Output 2: Strengthened capacities of health ministries and civil society partners at federal and priority states level for better access to high-quality family planning services, including in humanitarian settings. Output 3 Strengthened capacity of government and civil society institutions to prevent and respond to gender-based violence with a special focus on women and young girls, including in humanitarian settings. UNFPA integrated response and thematic areas for 2024 and 2025 include: 1. Strengthening coordination for SRH response in Sudan 2. Improved capacity of Sudan EMONC network and improve access to lifesaving SRH interventions including clinical management of rape 3. Last Mile availability of life-saving sexual and reproductive health commodities and supplies 4. Improved capacities of skilled birth attendants including coverage specially areas with limited access 5. Improved coverage with essential SRH services through supporting capacity of existing PHCs and deployment of temporary clinics and on-the-wheel mobile clinics to the IDP gathering sites and affected areas with limited access to health services 6. Community engagement and empowerment to lead and support in provision of integrated sexual and reproductive health services, including prevention and response of GBV, prevention of HIV amongst Key and vulnerable groups, the active referral of obstetric emergencies, cash and voucher assistance 7. Improved evidence-generation to support programming and effective responses and better targeting including conducting research and studies 8. Strengthening the mechanisms for the provision of Integrated GBV/SRH life-saving services as well as prevention and risk mitigation measures for vulnerable women and girls impacted by the conflict and subsequent displacement, famine and natural disasters 9. Building the resilience of women, girls and the vulnerable population by supporting Livelihood Activities, provision of Dignity Kits, as well as Cash Voucher Assistance 10. Strengthening Localization and Accountability through supporting Women-led Organizations, youth and PWD organisations and initiatives 11. Addressing Social and Gender Norms to prevent GBV and harmful practices including FGM and Child Marriage. In addition to support survivors and facilitate their access to services. 12. Strengthening GBV coordination mechanism to enhance effectiveness of GBV response, strengthening resilience and preparedness, and to promote social cohesion 13. Support Youth by providing life-skills and PSS and strengthening their networks to support building the resilience of communities 14. Support PWD by providing life-skills and PSS support and strengthening PWD networks to participate in local planning, decision-making processes 15. Strengthen PSEA/AAP to raise awareness the rights of beneficiaries and standards of conduct Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 15000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund SE-0-SE-6-11400-11400A0102 Sweden Sida supports UNFPA's country program in Sudan through a non-earmarked programme support with SEK 45 million in period between 2017-2020. The total budget of the country programme 2018-2021 is approximately USD 40 million. The country programme is iplemented within three strategic outcome areas: sexual and reproductive health, gender equality and women's empowerment and population dynamics. The overall goal of the UNFPA country programme for Sudan is to reduce maternal deaths and disabilities through an integrated approach to sexual and eproductive health, family planning and prevention and response to gender-based violence. The programme seeks to strengthen capacities of health ministries and civil society partners at federal and priority state level. The objectives of the programme include to ensure access to high-quality sexual and reproductive services, family planning services, and preventing and responding to gender-based violence, while also increasing national capacities for data production and analysis. UNFPA's country programme includes both development and humanitarian interventions. Humanitarian needs in this context are often protracted and require a flexible approach that supports both development and humanitarian assistance. Sida stödjer UNFPAs landprogram i Sudan genom ett icke-öronmärkt programstöd på 45 miljoner SEK under perioden 2017-2020. Landprogrammets totala budget är ca 40 miljoner USD under en programperiod på fyra år. Landprogrammet implementeras inom tre strategiska områden: sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa, jämställdhet och kvinnors egenmakt samt befolkningsutveckling. Det övergripande målet för UNFPAs landprogram i Sudan är att minska mödradödlighet genom ett integrerat stöd till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa, familjeplanering och genom att förebygga och hantera könsbaserat våld. Programmet syftar till att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten hos hälsovårdsministerier och det civila samhället inom prioriterade stater i Sudan. UNFPAs landprogram omfattar både utvecklingsinsatser och humanitärt stöd. Humanitära behov i denna kontext är ofta långvariga och kräver ett flexibelt tillvägagångssätt som stödjer både utvecklingsinsatser och humanitärt arbete. Sida's has an ongoing contribution to UNFPA's current country programme which is extended until the end of 2025. The overall objective of the country programme is to contribute to the Global UNFPA Strategic goal of achieving universal access to sexual and reproductive health, promoting reproductive rights, reducing maternal mortality and accelerating progress on the ICPD agenda and SDGs 3, 5 and 6 through the following outcomes: Outcome 1: By 2025, the reduction in the unmet need for family planning has accelerated Outcome 2: By 2025, the reduction of preventable maternal deaths has accelerated Outcome 3: By 2025, the reduction in gender-based violence and harmful practices has accelerated In addition, the UN Development Assistance Framework (extended up to end of 2025) states the following outcome: Outcome 4: By 2021 national, state and local institutions are more effective to carry out their mandates efficiently including strengthened normative frameworks that respect human rights and fundamental freedoms and ensure effective service delivery. Also, the Country Program Document between the Government of Sudan and UNFPA lists three main outputs: Output 1: Strengthened capacities of health ministries and civil society partners at federal and priority states level to ensure access to high-quality sexual and reproductive health services, including in humanitarian settings. Output 2: Strengthened capacities of health ministries and civil society partners at federal and priority states level for better access to high-quality family planning services, including in humanitarian settings. Output 3 Strengthened capacity of government and civil society institutions to prevent and respond to gender-based violence with a special focus on women and young girls, including in humanitarian settings. UNFPA integrated response and thematic areas for 2024 and 2025 include: 1. Strengthening coordination for SRH response in Sudan 2. Improved capacity of Sudan EMONC network and improve access to lifesaving SRH interventions including clinical management of rape 3. Last Mile availability of life-saving sexual and reproductive health commodities and supplies 4. Improved capacities of skilled birth attendants including coverage specially areas with limited access 5. Improved coverage with essential SRH services through supporting capacity of existing PHCs and deployment of temporary clinics and on-the-wheel mobile clinics to the IDP gathering sites and affected areas with limited access to health services 6. Community engagement and empowerment to lead and support in provision of integrated sexual and reproductive health services, including prevention and response of GBV, prevention of HIV amongst Key and vulnerable groups, the active referral of obstetric emergencies, cash and voucher assistance 7. Improved evidence-generation to support programming and effective responses and better targeting including conducting research and studies 8. Strengthening the mechanisms for the provision of Integrated GBV/SRH life-saving services as well as prevention and risk mitigation measures for vulnerable women and girls impacted by the conflict and subsequent displacement, famine and natural disasters 9. Building the resilience of women, girls and the vulnerable population by supporting Livelihood Activities, provision of Dignity Kits, as well as Cash Voucher Assistance 10. Strengthening Localization and Accountability through supporting Women-led Organizations, youth and PWD organisations and initiatives 11. Addressing Social and Gender Norms to prevent GBV and harmful practices including FGM and Child Marriage. In addition to support survivors and facilitate their access to services. 12. Strengthening GBV coordination mechanism to enhance effectiveness of GBV response, strengthening resilience and preparedness, and to promote social cohesion 13. Support Youth by providing life-skills and PSS and strengthening their networks to support building the resilience of communities 14. Support PWD by providing life-skills and PSS support and strengthening PWD networks to participate in local planning, decision-making processes 15. Strengthen PSEA/AAP to raise awareness the rights of beneficiaries and standards of conduct Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 25000000 42200000 22200000 35600000 25000000 29500000 37500000 25000000 0 0 0 17500000 0 17500000 7500000 22200000 7500000 7500000 24700000 17500000 0 0 0 0 17500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 0 0 18100000 25000000 0 17500000 17500000 12000000 0 124750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 124750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 40400000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 40400000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund -28050000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund -28050000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 11100000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 11100000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 9050000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 9050000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 6000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 6000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 10000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 10000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 12500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 12500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11402 Sweden The BAE (Bilateral Associate Expert) program was initiated by Sida in 1985, as a complement to the multilateral/UN program, JPO (Junior Professional Officer). The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Sidas BBE-program syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för internationellt utvecklingsarbete. Denna insats gäller en BBE-placering vid International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) och kommer att genomföras i enlighet med framtagen Job Description. Beslut och kontrakt gäller initialt två år men kan komma att förlängas med ett tredje år. Inför år tre finns en möjlighet att byta placering, till exempel till någon av Sveriges ambassader, för att därigenom öka lärandet för BBE. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Nepal Basic drinking water supply Water Supply & Sanitation SE-0-SE-6-11402-11402A0101 Sweden The BAE (Bilateral Associate Expert) program was initiated by Sida in 1985, as a complement to the multilateral/UN program, JPO (Junior Professional Officer). The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Sidas BBE-program syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för internationellt utvecklingsarbete. Denna insats gäller en BBE-placering vid International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) och kommer att genomföras i enlighet med framtagen Job Description. Beslut och kontrakt gäller initialt två år men kan komma att förlängas med ett tredje år. Inför år tre finns en möjlighet att byta placering, till exempel till någon av Sveriges ambassader, för att därigenom öka lärandet för BBE. Sweden ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 223746 391140 0 0 75788 0 55332 49678 7726 0 0 0 0 0 76116 84973 81369 0 0 57593 0 0 0 68152 0 58159 0 0 0 614886 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 7726 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 49678.34 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 81368.55 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 84973.49 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 57593.18 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 75788.27 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 55331.72 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 68152.46 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 76116.12 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 58157.79 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development SE-0-SE-6-11402-11402A0102 Sweden The BAE (Bilateral Associate Expert) program was initiated by Sida in 1985, as a complement to the multilateral/UN program, JPO (Junior Professional Officer). The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Sidas BBE-program syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för internationellt utvecklingsarbete. Denna insats gäller en BBE-placering vid International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) och kommer att genomföras i enlighet med framtagen Job Description. Beslut och kontrakt gäller initialt två år men kan komma att förlängas med ett tredje år. Inför år tre finns en möjlighet att byta placering, till exempel till någon av Sveriges ambassader, för att därigenom öka lärandet för BBE. Sweden ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1015114 1100000 80000 65398 80000 0 0 0 80000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2115114 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 65398.43 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 78939.07 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 58302.94 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 24428.58 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 38639.16 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 0 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-11415 Sweden The contribution aims to strengthen the government's capacity to engage in reconstruction in eastern Ukraine in conjunction with the 'State Targeted Programme for Recovery of the Eastern Regions of Ukraine'. The Contributions shall function as a platform to support the Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons' with capacity building, analytical support and coordination of activities in peace-building and recovery in line with the governments 'State Targeted Programme' Insatsen syftar till att stärka den ukrainska statens kapacitet att genomföra återuppbygnadsinsatser i östra Ukraina inom ramen för ’State Targeted Programme for Recovery of the Eastern Regions of Ukraine’. Föreslagen insats ska fungera som en plattform för att stödja ’Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons’ med kapacitetsuppbyggnad, analys samt samording av aktiviteter på området fredsbyggande och återuppbyggnad i linje med ovan nämnda 'State Targeted Programme' Insatsens huvudsakliga mål är att bidra till att möta de samhällsekonomiska behov som den konfliktdrabbade befolkningen i Ukraina har. Huvudsakliga aktiviteter består av: - Att tillhandahålla analytiskt stöd för att identifiera de sektorer som kan bidra till ekonomisk återhämtning i östra Oblast på medellång och lång sikt - Att stödja nationella och lokala myndigheter med fredsbyggande och återuppbyggnad - Att etablera en plattform för dialog mellan parter som arbetar med ekonomisk återuppbygnad - Finansiering av pilotprojekt med syfte att stimulera ekonomisk utveckling och relevanta statliga initiativ Avtals- och aktivitetsperioden är 4 år. The overall development objective is: 'to help meet the socioeconomic needs of conflict-affected populations in Ukraine - including but not limited to conflict-affected populations, IDPs, returnees, former combatants and host communities' As for the indicators related to the development objective these are as follows: 1. MPTF finances socio-economic projects targeting conflict-affected populations of Ukraine 2. Decreased data gaps and increased empirical evidence of socio-economic impacts of conflict and displacement in Eastern Ukraine and economic recovery programming through the generation and dissemination of knowledge products 3. The Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories and IDPS (MTOT)and other national stakeholders and local administration has increased capacity for design, coordination and implementation of national, bilateral and international programming recovery and peace building initiatives in Ukraine in line with the recommendations in the RPA and as outlined in the State Targeted Programme. This includes effective targeting of interventions to support vulnerable groups (e.g. women, elderly and extremely poor) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security The major project results achieved so far are the following: - elaboration and approval of the Project Engagement Strategy for 2018-2020 with a purpose to support the GoU in establishing coordination platform on peacebuilding and recovery and to deliver select pilots in the areas defined as critical gaps and with a potential to be expanded; - the design and launch of the Collaborative Leadership for Resilience and Development dialogue series, which brought together diverse representatives from Ukrainian Ministries and local authorities from eastern Ukraine to promote cross-Governmental communication, strategy, and joint action in response to the continued conflict; - in partnership with Government of Ukraine, UN Office of the Coordinator for Humanitarian Affairs, UN Resident Representative’s Office, and a Ukrainian Mapping Institute, further development and dissemination of a geocoded Data Portal on Peacebuilding and Recovery that brings together humanitarian and development data into one interface to support recovery strategy and coordination; - design of a GoU-led Coordination Platform on Peacebuilding and Recovery based on national and international consultations including a GoU-convened event that gathered over 50 representatives of national Ministries, regional authorities, non-governmental organizations, and international agencies to solicit lessons regarding coordination efforts to date and the way forward; - implementation and finalization of a pilot on psychosocial support to conflict-affected populations including field training and counselling delivered in Luhansk and Donetsk oblasts; and lessons learned and coordination events on pilot results to promote future scale-up and expansion of activities; - Based on recommendations of Ukrainian officials at the CL4RD event, the launch of a new MPTF-financed study on Economic Recovery of the Donbas to create an evidence-based analysis to drive future policies and investments in socio-economic recovery of the region. 2019 was a year of political transition in Ukraine, and the new Government team has placed a priority on policies and programming to promote recovery and reintegration of eastern Ukraine. MPTF team efforts focused on developing the Bank’s relationship and work program in coordination with the newly merged Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons (MVTOT) as a new Government counterpart for MPTF activities; and on aligning MPTF activities with new administration priorities. Dialogue with broader range of national stakeholders and inter-government structures leading conflict-recovery efforts was also continued; - The World Bank, at the request of the Presidential Administration at the Mariupol Investment Forum in October 2019, invested in exploring the development of a possible Partnership Fund on Recovery and Reintegration that would build on the current MPTF and focus on the Government’s new recovery and reintegration priorities. Discussions with MPTF donors and other international partners have not resulted in any concrete output, and would have probably lead to further discussions and coordination among the key donors working in the area without involvement of the WB. The first question to answer is what is to be done, and than who can do that the best (WB is one of the options); - Due to lengthy discussions about the possible strategy to utilize the remaining MPTF balance (at the moment 530 00 USD), the next meeting of the MPTF Executive Board is postponed. The meeting shall review progress of MPTF activities to date and  consider additional proposals for funding with remaining MPTF financing. - Lack of full staff to work with MPTF in Kyiv has negatively impacted the development and implementation of the project. Canada and Sweden have raised this issue with the WB on several occasions, however the World Bank does plan to expand its office / presence in Ukraine.    No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11415-11415A0101 Sweden The contribution aims to strengthen the government's capacity to engage in reconstruction in eastern Ukraine in conjunction with the 'State Targeted Programme for Recovery of the Eastern Regions of Ukraine'. The Contributions shall function as a platform to support the Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons' with capacity building, analytical support and coordination of activities in peace-building and recovery in line with the governments 'State Targeted Programme' Insatsen syftar till att stärka den ukrainska statens kapacitet att genomföra återuppbygnadsinsatser i östra Ukraina inom ramen för ’State Targeted Programme for Recovery of the Eastern Regions of Ukraine’. Föreslagen insats ska fungera som en plattform för att stödja ’Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons’ med kapacitetsuppbyggnad, analys samt samording av aktiviteter på området fredsbyggande och återuppbyggnad i linje med ovan nämnda 'State Targeted Programme' Insatsens huvudsakliga mål är att bidra till att möta de samhällsekonomiska behov som den konfliktdrabbade befolkningen i Ukraina har. Huvudsakliga aktiviteter består av: - Att tillhandahålla analytiskt stöd för att identifiera de sektorer som kan bidra till ekonomisk återhämtning i östra Oblast på medellång och lång sikt - Att stödja nationella och lokala myndigheter med fredsbyggande och återuppbyggnad - Att etablera en plattform för dialog mellan parter som arbetar med ekonomisk återuppbygnad - Finansiering av pilotprojekt med syfte att stimulera ekonomisk utveckling och relevanta statliga initiativ Avtals- och aktivitetsperioden är 4 år. The overall development objective is: 'to help meet the socioeconomic needs of conflict-affected populations in Ukraine - including but not limited to conflict-affected populations, IDPs, returnees, former combatants and host communities' As for the indicators related to the development objective these are as follows: 1. MPTF finances socio-economic projects targeting conflict-affected populations of Ukraine 2. Decreased data gaps and increased empirical evidence of socio-economic impacts of conflict and displacement in Eastern Ukraine and economic recovery programming through the generation and dissemination of knowledge products 3. The Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories and IDPS (MTOT)and other national stakeholders and local administration has increased capacity for design, coordination and implementation of national, bilateral and international programming recovery and peace building initiatives in Ukraine in line with the recommendations in the RPA and as outlined in the State Targeted Programme. This includes effective targeting of interventions to support vulnerable groups (e.g. women, elderly and extremely poor) Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10822900 10822900 0 10822900 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10822900 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Increased trust between the parties in prolonged conflicts Östeuropa: Ökat förtroende mellan parterna i utdragna konflikter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11415-11415A0103 Sweden The contribution aims to strengthen the government's capacity to engage in reconstruction in eastern Ukraine in conjunction with the 'State Targeted Programme for Recovery of the Eastern Regions of Ukraine'. The Contributions shall function as a platform to support the Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons' with capacity building, analytical support and coordination of activities in peace-building and recovery in line with the governments 'State Targeted Programme' Insatsen syftar till att stärka den ukrainska statens kapacitet att genomföra återuppbygnadsinsatser i östra Ukraina inom ramen för ’State Targeted Programme for Recovery of the Eastern Regions of Ukraine’. Föreslagen insats ska fungera som en plattform för att stödja ’Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons’ med kapacitetsuppbyggnad, analys samt samording av aktiviteter på området fredsbyggande och återuppbyggnad i linje med ovan nämnda 'State Targeted Programme' Insatsens huvudsakliga mål är att bidra till att möta de samhällsekonomiska behov som den konfliktdrabbade befolkningen i Ukraina har. Huvudsakliga aktiviteter består av: - Att tillhandahålla analytiskt stöd för att identifiera de sektorer som kan bidra till ekonomisk återhämtning i östra Oblast på medellång och lång sikt - Att stödja nationella och lokala myndigheter med fredsbyggande och återuppbyggnad - Att etablera en plattform för dialog mellan parter som arbetar med ekonomisk återuppbygnad - Finansiering av pilotprojekt med syfte att stimulera ekonomisk utveckling och relevanta statliga initiativ Avtals- och aktivitetsperioden är 4 år. The overall development objective is: 'to help meet the socioeconomic needs of conflict-affected populations in Ukraine - including but not limited to conflict-affected populations, IDPs, returnees, former combatants and host communities' As for the indicators related to the development objective these are as follows: 1. MPTF finances socio-economic projects targeting conflict-affected populations of Ukraine 2. Decreased data gaps and increased empirical evidence of socio-economic impacts of conflict and displacement in Eastern Ukraine and economic recovery programming through the generation and dissemination of knowledge products 3. The Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories and IDPS (MTOT)and other national stakeholders and local administration has increased capacity for design, coordination and implementation of national, bilateral and international programming recovery and peace building initiatives in Ukraine in line with the recommendations in the RPA and as outlined in the State Targeted Programme. This includes effective targeting of interventions to support vulnerable groups (e.g. women, elderly and extremely poor) Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -222572 0 -222572 -222572 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -222571.83 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Strengthened ability to deal with security-related consequences of Russia’s aggression and prevent destabilisation. Stärkta förutsättningar att hantera säkerhetsrelaterade konsekvenser av Rysslands aggression och motverka destabilisering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11535 Sweden Secondment to middle and senior level at UNFPA New York. Support the HR-office for Humanitarian staff with SRHR knowledge. Sekondering till mellan och senior nivå UNFPA New York. Stöd till HR-kontoret för Humanitära tjänster med SRHR inriktning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health SE-0-SE-6-11535-11535A0101 Sweden Secondment to middle and senior level at UNFPA New York. Support the HR-office for Humanitarian staff with SRHR knowledge. Sekondering till mellan och senior nivå UNFPA New York. Stöd till HR-kontoret för Humanitära tjänster med SRHR inriktning. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2269171 0 0 0 0 2269171 0 0 2269171 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 2269170.5800000001 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund SE-0-SE-6-11535-11535A0102 Sweden Secondment to middle and senior level at UNFPA New York. Support the HR-office for Humanitarian staff with SRHR knowledge. Sekondering till mellan och senior nivå UNFPA New York. Stöd till HR-kontoret för Humanitära tjänster med SRHR inriktning. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2963557 3041307 2968762 0 0 0 3041307 0 0 6004864 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 2963557.3199999998 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3041307.1700000004 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-11536 Sweden Secondment to IOM is proposed within the framework and agreement regarding Swedish Mulitlateral secondment program. Refering to GD decision from 2013-0208 nr 2013- 000442. En sekondering som rådgivare till IOM ( International Organisation of Migration) inom området Humanitärt/Utveckling för tvångsförflyttade migranter föreslås inom ramen för Sidas sekonderingsprogram, med referens till GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 beslutsnummer 2013-000442 samt INTEMs besult om reviderad måldbild 2016-06-16 beslutsnummer 2016-002393. Grundprincipen för det multilaterala sekonderingsprogrammet är att mottagandeorganisationen åtar sig arbetsgivaransvaret med administrationen av länder samt förmåner och att Sida åtar sig att betala en årlig summa som motsvarar dessa beslopp, samt en administrativ avgift som är angiven i avtalet. IOM grundades 1951 och är den ledande inter regeringsorganisationen på migrationsområdet och arbetar nära med statliga, mellanstatliga och icke-statliga partners. Med 166 medlemsstater samt ytterligare 8 stater som har observatörsstatus och kontor i över 100 länder, är IOM dedikerade till att främja human och ordnad migration till gagn för alla. Det gör det genom att tillhandahålla tjänster och råd till regeringar och invandrare. IOM arbetar för att säkerställa en ordnad och human hantering av migration, för att främja internationellt samarbete om migrationsfrågor, för att hjälpa till med att söka praktiska lösningar på migrationsproblem och att tillhandahålla humanitärt bistånd till migranter i nöd, inklusive flyktingar och internflyktingar. IOM-konstitutionen erkänner sambandet mellan migration och ekonomisk, social och kulturell utveckling, liksom rätten till fri rörlighet. IOM arbetar inom de fyra breda områdena för migrationshantering: • Migration och utveckling • Underlätta migration • Reglering av migrering • Tvingad migrering. IOM-aktiviteter som ingår inom dessa områden innefattar främjande av internationell migrationslagstiftning, policy debatt och vägledning, skydd av migranters rättigheter, migrationshälsa och könsdimensionen av migration. Denna sekondering avser att arbeta och utveckla program inom området Humanitärt/utvecklingsarbete samt New Ways of Working från transition till återuppbyggnad för de som drabbats av tvingad migration pga konflikter. Sekonderingen kommer att vara placerd på IOMs kontor i Genève. Sekonderingarna är tänkta att stärka en specifik kompetens eller ett område som behöver förstärkas för att organisationen skall uppnå sin fulla potential och därmed förbättra kvalitén i biståndet. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer är en väsentlig del av det svenska biståndet. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingarna omvandlas till vanliga anställningar och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenhetern visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Strategiskt påverkansarbete är ytterligare en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt att de regeringsbeslutande resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och/eller i frågor där Sverige har ett särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-11536-11536A0101 Sweden Secondment to IOM is proposed within the framework and agreement regarding Swedish Mulitlateral secondment program. Refering to GD decision from 2013-0208 nr 2013- 000442. En sekondering som rådgivare till IOM ( International Organisation of Migration) inom området Humanitärt/Utveckling för tvångsförflyttade migranter föreslås inom ramen för Sidas sekonderingsprogram, med referens till GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 beslutsnummer 2013-000442 samt INTEMs besult om reviderad måldbild 2016-06-16 beslutsnummer 2016-002393. Grundprincipen för det multilaterala sekonderingsprogrammet är att mottagandeorganisationen åtar sig arbetsgivaransvaret med administrationen av länder samt förmåner och att Sida åtar sig att betala en årlig summa som motsvarar dessa beslopp, samt en administrativ avgift som är angiven i avtalet. IOM grundades 1951 och är den ledande inter regeringsorganisationen på migrationsområdet och arbetar nära med statliga, mellanstatliga och icke-statliga partners. Med 166 medlemsstater samt ytterligare 8 stater som har observatörsstatus och kontor i över 100 länder, är IOM dedikerade till att främja human och ordnad migration till gagn för alla. Det gör det genom att tillhandahålla tjänster och råd till regeringar och invandrare. IOM arbetar för att säkerställa en ordnad och human hantering av migration, för att främja internationellt samarbete om migrationsfrågor, för att hjälpa till med att söka praktiska lösningar på migrationsproblem och att tillhandahålla humanitärt bistånd till migranter i nöd, inklusive flyktingar och internflyktingar. IOM-konstitutionen erkänner sambandet mellan migration och ekonomisk, social och kulturell utveckling, liksom rätten till fri rörlighet. IOM arbetar inom de fyra breda områdena för migrationshantering: • Migration och utveckling • Underlätta migration • Reglering av migrering • Tvingad migrering. IOM-aktiviteter som ingår inom dessa områden innefattar främjande av internationell migrationslagstiftning, policy debatt och vägledning, skydd av migranters rättigheter, migrationshälsa och könsdimensionen av migration. Denna sekondering avser att arbeta och utveckla program inom området Humanitärt/utvecklingsarbete samt New Ways of Working från transition till återuppbyggnad för de som drabbats av tvingad migration pga konflikter. Sekonderingen kommer att vara placerd på IOMs kontor i Genève. Sekonderingarna är tänkta att stärka en specifik kompetens eller ett område som behöver förstärkas för att organisationen skall uppnå sin fulla potential och därmed förbättra kvalitén i biståndet. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer är en väsentlig del av det svenska biståndet. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingarna omvandlas till vanliga anställningar och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenhetern visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Strategiskt påverkansarbete är ytterligare en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt att de regeringsbeslutande resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och/eller i frågor där Sverige har ett särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1691814 0 0 0 1691814 0 0 1691814 IOM/International Organization for Migration 1691813.6000000001 IOM/International Organization for Migration SE-0-SE-6-11536-11536A0102 Sweden Secondment to IOM is proposed within the framework and agreement regarding Swedish Mulitlateral secondment program. Refering to GD decision from 2013-0208 nr 2013- 000442. En sekondering som rådgivare till IOM ( International Organisation of Migration) inom området Humanitärt/Utveckling för tvångsförflyttade migranter föreslås inom ramen för Sidas sekonderingsprogram, med referens till GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 beslutsnummer 2013-000442 samt INTEMs besult om reviderad måldbild 2016-06-16 beslutsnummer 2016-002393. Grundprincipen för det multilaterala sekonderingsprogrammet är att mottagandeorganisationen åtar sig arbetsgivaransvaret med administrationen av länder samt förmåner och att Sida åtar sig att betala en årlig summa som motsvarar dessa beslopp, samt en administrativ avgift som är angiven i avtalet. IOM grundades 1951 och är den ledande inter regeringsorganisationen på migrationsområdet och arbetar nära med statliga, mellanstatliga och icke-statliga partners. Med 166 medlemsstater samt ytterligare 8 stater som har observatörsstatus och kontor i över 100 länder, är IOM dedikerade till att främja human och ordnad migration till gagn för alla. Det gör det genom att tillhandahålla tjänster och råd till regeringar och invandrare. IOM arbetar för att säkerställa en ordnad och human hantering av migration, för att främja internationellt samarbete om migrationsfrågor, för att hjälpa till med att söka praktiska lösningar på migrationsproblem och att tillhandahålla humanitärt bistånd till migranter i nöd, inklusive flyktingar och internflyktingar. IOM-konstitutionen erkänner sambandet mellan migration och ekonomisk, social och kulturell utveckling, liksom rätten till fri rörlighet. IOM arbetar inom de fyra breda områdena för migrationshantering: • Migration och utveckling • Underlätta migration • Reglering av migrering • Tvingad migrering. IOM-aktiviteter som ingår inom dessa områden innefattar främjande av internationell migrationslagstiftning, policy debatt och vägledning, skydd av migranters rättigheter, migrationshälsa och könsdimensionen av migration. Denna sekondering avser att arbeta och utveckla program inom området Humanitärt/utvecklingsarbete samt New Ways of Working från transition till återuppbyggnad för de som drabbats av tvingad migration pga konflikter. Sekonderingen kommer att vara placerd på IOMs kontor i Genève. Sekonderingarna är tänkta att stärka en specifik kompetens eller ett område som behöver förstärkas för att organisationen skall uppnå sin fulla potential och därmed förbättra kvalitén i biståndet. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer är en väsentlig del av det svenska biståndet. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingarna omvandlas till vanliga anställningar och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenhetern visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Strategiskt påverkansarbete är ytterligare en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt att de regeringsbeslutande resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och/eller i frågor där Sverige har ett särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2031962 2226036 241151 2031962 0 0 2226036 0 241151 4499149 IOM/International Organization for Migration 2031961.8100000001 IOM/International Organization for Migration 2226035.7600000002 IOM/International Organization for Migration 241151.19 IOM/International Organization for Migration Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-11648 Sweden CIVICUS is an international CSO that strengthens civil society globally. Sida has financed CIVICUS since 2004 and the organisation has received core support since 2008. Sidas contribution in the current agreement is 70 million SEK in core support to implement the strategic plan during 1 July 2018 - 30 June 2023. The purpose of the intervention is to strengthen citizen action and civil society toward a more just, inclusive, and sustainable world by: (1) defending civic freedoms and democratic values, (2) strengthening the power of people to organise, mobilise, and take action, and (3) empowering a more accountable, effective and innovative civil society (CIVICUS' three strategic goals). The total budget of the intervention, during the four year period 1 July 2018 - 30 June 2022, is 323 million SEK, of which CIVICUS' own funds amount to approximately 10 million SEK. CIVICUS has today 17 donors, both multi- and bilateral donors such as the EU, the Netherlands, Denmark and Finland, and foundations such as Open Society Foundations and Mott Foundation. About 164 million SEK is planned to be forwarded to cooperation partners. Within each strategic goal are found a number of activities that illustrates CIVICUS planned operations. Under goal 1 is found, e.g. the State of Civil Society Report (an annual report that assesses global trends connected to civil society and is disseminated broadly and described as their flagship publication), CIVICUS Monitor (spreads knowledge about civil society in real time in a large number of countries to identify threats and opportunities for civil society), advocacy work vis-à-vis the UN (above all to present the view of civil society within the scope of the Universal Periodic Review related to UN’s Human Rights Council), Crisis Response Fund (funding of urgent activities to protect civil society’s freedom of assembly and association) and Civic Space Initiative (coordination and promotion of creative responses to threats against civil society caused by challenges of shrinking space). Within goal 2 are found, for instance, International Civil Society Week (meeting place for a broad spectrum of actors within civil society and other actors to develop joint responses to global challenges), Action for Sustainable Development (grassroots initiative and platform to identify and mobilize civil society to contribute to the implementation and follow-up of Agenda 2030), DataShift (citizen-led gathering of data for accountability with reference to Agenda 2030), and Mobilisation Lab (facilitates mutual learning for actors that manages communications campaigns). Goal 3, finally, contains, for instance, capacity development (through other actors, such as universities, and through the digitalization of tools), Innovation for Change (previously known as Civil Society Innovation Initiative which Sida co-created mainly together with USAID and civil society, and which aims to strengthen regional civil society platforms to develop innovative responses to challenges in the face of shrinking space, through broadened partnerships among other things) and the Global Standard for CSO accountability (international code of conduct developed by a CSO-alliance to increase transparency and legitimacy among CSOs). CIVICUS är en internationell CSO som verkar för att stärka det civila samhället globalt. Sida har finansierat CIVICUS sedan 2004 och organisationen har erhållit kärnstöd sedan 2008. CIVICUS erhåller ett bidrag om 70 miljoner sek för pågående insats för att genomföra sin strategiska plan under perioden 1 juli 2018 - 30 juni 2023. Insatsen syftar till att stärka medborgares engagemang och civilsamhället mot en mera rättvis, inkluderande och hållbar värld, genom att (1) försvara medborgerliga friheter och demokratiska värderingar, (2) stärka människors makt för att organisera sig, mobilisera och att agera, samt att (3) stärka ett mer ansvarstagande, effektivt och innovativt civilsamhälle (CIVICUS tre strategiska mål). Insatsens totala budget, under perioden fyraårsperioden 1 juli 2018 - 30 juni 2022, är på 323 miljoner SEK, varav den egna finansieringen utgör omkring 10 miljoner SEK. CIVICUS har idag 17 givare, både multi- och bilaterala givare som exempelvis EU, Nederländerna, Danmark och Finland, och stiftelser som Open Society Foundations och Mott Foundations. Omkring 164 miljoner SEK planeras att vidareförmedlas till samarbetsparter. Inom respektive strategiskt mål ryms ett antal aktiviteter som illustrerar CIVICUS planerade verksamhet. Inom mål 1 återfinns t ex State of Civil Society Report (en årlig rapport som granskar globala trender kopplat till civilsamhället och sprids brett och som beskrivs som deras flaggskeppspublikation), CIVICUS Monitor (sprider kunskap om civilsamhället löpande i ett stort antal länder för att identifiera hot och möjligheter för civilsamhället), påverkansarbete gentemot FN (framför allt genom att föra fram civila samhällets synpunkter inom ramen för Universal Periodic Review kopplat till FN:s råd för mänskliga rättigheter), Crisis Response Fund (finansiering av akuta insatser för att skydda civilsamhällets mötes- och föreningsfrihet) och Civic Space Initiative (samordning och främjande av kreativa svar på hot mot civilsamhället orsakade av det krympande utrymmet för civilsamhället att verka). Inom mål 2 ryms t ex International Civil Society Week (mötesplats för ett brett spann av aktörer inom civilsamhället och andra aktörer för att utveckla gemensamma svar på globala utmaningar), Action for Sustainable Development (gräsrotsinitiativ och plattform för att identifiera och mobilisera civilsamhället för att bidra till genomförandet och uppföljning av Agenda 2030), DataShift (medborgarledd insamling av data för ansvarsutkrävande utifrån Agenda 2030) och Mobilisation Lab (möjliggör ömsesidigt lärande för aktörer som driver kommunikationskampanjer). Mål 3, slutligen, rymmer t ex kapacitetsutveckling (genom andra aktörer, exempelvis universitet, och genom digitalisering av verktyg), Innovation for Change (tidigare kallat Civil Society Innovation Initaitive som Sida medskapat framför allt med USAID och civilsamhället, och som syftar till att stärka regionala civilsamhällesplattformar för att ta fram innovativa svar på utmaningar i ljuset av det krympande utrymmet, genom bl a breddade partnerskap) och the Global Standard for CSO Accountability (internationell uppförandekod utvecklat av en CSO-allians för att öka transparens och legitimitet bland CSO:er). Strategiperiod 2017 - 2022: Under perioden 2018 - 2022 rapporterade CIVICUS på strategisk plan 2017-22 med det övergripande målet att; Bidra till en global gemenskap av informerade, inspirerade, och engagerade medborgare som aktivt konfronterar de utmaningar som mänskligheten står inför. Den inkluderade 3 underliggande strategiska mål; - försvaret av medborgerliga friheter och demokratiska värderingar, - stärkandet av människors makt att organisera sig, - mobilisera sig och agera, samt - stärkandet av ett mer ansvarstagande, effektivt och innovativt civilsamhälle. Ytterligare ett mål tillkom under 2021; - vara en möjliggörande organisation, eftersom det är ett antaget strategiskt mål att investera i operativa förbättringar och systemförbättringar. Strategiperiod 2022-2027: År 2022 antog CIVICUS en ny strategisk plan för 202227, som reflekterar lärdomar från tidigare strategiperiod och som skiljer sig från föregående strategi med 1 övergripande mål; "Stärka det civila samhällets och medborgerliga handlingskraften för ett utökat medborgerligt och demokratiskt utrymme". De 5 strategiska målen (formulerade snarare som arbetsområden) kommer alla att bidra till det övergripande målet och utgör grunden för kontinuerlig uppföljning och kommunikation av lärdomar och resultat; - Generera aktuell kunskap och analys - Stärka det offentliga samtalet och förstärka berättelser - Samordna riktat påverkansarbete - Bygga motkraft hos de mest drabbade grupperna - Bidra till starkare ekosystem för nödsituationer och hållbart stöd Den sista årsrapporten för instansen rapportera mot den nya strategiska planen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Below follows a very brief selection of main achievements and programmatic highlights, that support from Sida has contributed to during the agreement period of January 2018 - June 2023. As achievments span over two strategy periods the results below are divided in three areas that corresponds to both strategies by areas of work rather than per objective; 1. KNOWLEDGE GENERATION: CIVICUS continues to produce and disseminate information on, and monitor civic space and helps legitimise action: SIDA core funding has enabled CIVICUS to invest resources in the two flagship reports produced annually; the State of Civil Society Report and People Power Under Attack report. It also provided a foundation to expand the depth and reach of the knowledge products CIVICUS Lens and CIVICUS Monitor. These products allow CIVICUS to generate timely knowledge and analyses on civil society actions in relation to civic and democratic space. CIVICUS assess that the quantity and quality of the reports provide CIVICUS opportunities to center public discourse on civic space and the impacts of civil society action, placing the need to defend and support civil society higher on the policy and political agenda. The CIVICUS Lens was initiated in January 2022. Its an online platform where interviews with civil society activists, leaders and experts are featured, providing timely analysis of civil society issues and trends from a civil society perspective. 2. TARGETED ADVOCACY: Setting norms about civic space at the UN on the Right to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly: CIVICUS has UN hubs in both New York and Geneva. SIDA core funding mainly supported the UN hub in Geneva and, for example, contributed to supporting the United Nations Human Rights Committee in crafting General Comment 37 (GC37) on the right to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly. The adopted comment details of the Right of Peaceful Assembly empowers civil society to practice this right and monitor compliance by states. This was the result of 10 years of advocacy, now followed by efforts to disseminate and an put it into practice through the Vuka! Know your rights Handbook, an initiative to raise awareness and provide practical guidance to civil society actors that is available in several languages. 3. SOLIDARITY: Release and/or acquittal of arbitrarily imprisoned civil society activists: Supporting civil society, organisations and activists, in countries with deteriorating civic space remains fraught with challenges, especially in relation to ensuring the safety and security of all parties. SIDA core funding has enabled CIVICUS to invest resources towards targeted advocacy for releasing arbitrarily imprisoned civil society activists through the #StandAsMyWitness (#SAMW) campaign, first launched on Nelson Mandela Day in 2020. #SAMW builds partnerships and amplifies voices calling for the release of unjustly imprisoned civil society activists. The campaign works closely with family members, colleagues and lawyers of the profiled activist, who keep the campaign team updated with relevant dates, events and advocacy opportunities. However, campaigns continue also after the release and/or acquittals. For example this year, two of the defenders released were shot dead in broad daylight. In response, more than 100 human rights organisations including CIVICUS called for compliance with international obligations to guarantee access to justice and measures of non-repetition. Other examples are the accompaniment of activists during legal proceedings and associated campaigning and linking up released activists with groups that provide psycho-social support. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11648-11648A0101 Sweden CIVICUS is an international CSO that strengthens civil society globally. Sida has financed CIVICUS since 2004 and the organisation has received core support since 2008. Sidas contribution in the current agreement is 70 million SEK in core support to implement the strategic plan during 1 July 2018 - 30 June 2023. The purpose of the intervention is to strengthen citizen action and civil society toward a more just, inclusive, and sustainable world by: (1) defending civic freedoms and democratic values, (2) strengthening the power of people to organise, mobilise, and take action, and (3) empowering a more accountable, effective and innovative civil society (CIVICUS' three strategic goals). The total budget of the intervention, during the four year period 1 July 2018 - 30 June 2022, is 323 million SEK, of which CIVICUS' own funds amount to approximately 10 million SEK. CIVICUS has today 17 donors, both multi- and bilateral donors such as the EU, the Netherlands, Denmark and Finland, and foundations such as Open Society Foundations and Mott Foundation. About 164 million SEK is planned to be forwarded to cooperation partners. Within each strategic goal are found a number of activities that illustrates CIVICUS planned operations. Under goal 1 is found, e.g. the State of Civil Society Report (an annual report that assesses global trends connected to civil society and is disseminated broadly and described as their flagship publication), CIVICUS Monitor (spreads knowledge about civil society in real time in a large number of countries to identify threats and opportunities for civil society), advocacy work vis-à-vis the UN (above all to present the view of civil society within the scope of the Universal Periodic Review related to UN’s Human Rights Council), Crisis Response Fund (funding of urgent activities to protect civil society’s freedom of assembly and association) and Civic Space Initiative (coordination and promotion of creative responses to threats against civil society caused by challenges of shrinking space). Within goal 2 are found, for instance, International Civil Society Week (meeting place for a broad spectrum of actors within civil society and other actors to develop joint responses to global challenges), Action for Sustainable Development (grassroots initiative and platform to identify and mobilize civil society to contribute to the implementation and follow-up of Agenda 2030), DataShift (citizen-led gathering of data for accountability with reference to Agenda 2030), and Mobilisation Lab (facilitates mutual learning for actors that manages communications campaigns). Goal 3, finally, contains, for instance, capacity development (through other actors, such as universities, and through the digitalization of tools), Innovation for Change (previously known as Civil Society Innovation Initiative which Sida co-created mainly together with USAID and civil society, and which aims to strengthen regional civil society platforms to develop innovative responses to challenges in the face of shrinking space, through broadened partnerships among other things) and the Global Standard for CSO accountability (international code of conduct developed by a CSO-alliance to increase transparency and legitimacy among CSOs). CIVICUS är en internationell CSO som verkar för att stärka det civila samhället globalt. Sida har finansierat CIVICUS sedan 2004 och organisationen har erhållit kärnstöd sedan 2008. CIVICUS erhåller ett bidrag om 70 miljoner sek för pågående insats för att genomföra sin strategiska plan under perioden 1 juli 2018 - 30 juni 2023. Insatsen syftar till att stärka medborgares engagemang och civilsamhället mot en mera rättvis, inkluderande och hållbar värld, genom att (1) försvara medborgerliga friheter och demokratiska värderingar, (2) stärka människors makt för att organisera sig, mobilisera och att agera, samt att (3) stärka ett mer ansvarstagande, effektivt och innovativt civilsamhälle (CIVICUS tre strategiska mål). Insatsens totala budget, under perioden fyraårsperioden 1 juli 2018 - 30 juni 2022, är på 323 miljoner SEK, varav den egna finansieringen utgör omkring 10 miljoner SEK. CIVICUS har idag 17 givare, både multi- och bilaterala givare som exempelvis EU, Nederländerna, Danmark och Finland, och stiftelser som Open Society Foundations och Mott Foundations. Omkring 164 miljoner SEK planeras att vidareförmedlas till samarbetsparter. Inom respektive strategiskt mål ryms ett antal aktiviteter som illustrerar CIVICUS planerade verksamhet. Inom mål 1 återfinns t ex State of Civil Society Report (en årlig rapport som granskar globala trender kopplat till civilsamhället och sprids brett och som beskrivs som deras flaggskeppspublikation), CIVICUS Monitor (sprider kunskap om civilsamhället löpande i ett stort antal länder för att identifiera hot och möjligheter för civilsamhället), påverkansarbete gentemot FN (framför allt genom att föra fram civila samhällets synpunkter inom ramen för Universal Periodic Review kopplat till FN:s råd för mänskliga rättigheter), Crisis Response Fund (finansiering av akuta insatser för att skydda civilsamhällets mötes- och föreningsfrihet) och Civic Space Initiative (samordning och främjande av kreativa svar på hot mot civilsamhället orsakade av det krympande utrymmet för civilsamhället att verka). Inom mål 2 ryms t ex International Civil Society Week (mötesplats för ett brett spann av aktörer inom civilsamhället och andra aktörer för att utveckla gemensamma svar på globala utmaningar), Action for Sustainable Development (gräsrotsinitiativ och plattform för att identifiera och mobilisera civilsamhället för att bidra till genomförandet och uppföljning av Agenda 2030), DataShift (medborgarledd insamling av data för ansvarsutkrävande utifrån Agenda 2030) och Mobilisation Lab (möjliggör ömsesidigt lärande för aktörer som driver kommunikationskampanjer). Mål 3, slutligen, rymmer t ex kapacitetsutveckling (genom andra aktörer, exempelvis universitet, och genom digitalisering av verktyg), Innovation for Change (tidigare kallat Civil Society Innovation Initaitive som Sida medskapat framför allt med USAID och civilsamhället, och som syftar till att stärka regionala civilsamhällesplattformar för att ta fram innovativa svar på utmaningar i ljuset av det krympande utrymmet, genom bl a breddade partnerskap) och the Global Standard for CSO Accountability (internationell uppförandekod utvecklat av en CSO-allians för att öka transparens och legitimitet bland CSO:er). Strategiperiod 2017 - 2022: Under perioden 2018 - 2022 rapporterade CIVICUS på strategisk plan 2017-22 med det övergripande målet att; Bidra till en global gemenskap av informerade, inspirerade, och engagerade medborgare som aktivt konfronterar de utmaningar som mänskligheten står inför. Den inkluderade 3 underliggande strategiska mål; - försvaret av medborgerliga friheter och demokratiska värderingar, - stärkandet av människors makt att organisera sig, - mobilisera sig och agera, samt - stärkandet av ett mer ansvarstagande, effektivt och innovativt civilsamhälle. Ytterligare ett mål tillkom under 2021; - vara en möjliggörande organisation, eftersom det är ett antaget strategiskt mål att investera i operativa förbättringar och systemförbättringar. Strategiperiod 2022-2027: År 2022 antog CIVICUS en ny strategisk plan för 202227, som reflekterar lärdomar från tidigare strategiperiod och som skiljer sig från föregående strategi med 1 övergripande mål; "Stärka det civila samhällets och medborgerliga handlingskraften för ett utökat medborgerligt och demokratiskt utrymme". De 5 strategiska målen (formulerade snarare som arbetsområden) kommer alla att bidra till det övergripande målet och utgör grunden för kontinuerlig uppföljning och kommunikation av lärdomar och resultat; - Generera aktuell kunskap och analys - Stärka det offentliga samtalet och förstärka berättelser - Samordna riktat påverkansarbete - Bygga motkraft hos de mest drabbade grupperna - Bidra till starkare ekosystem för nödsituationer och hållbart stöd Den sista årsrapporten för instansen rapportera mot den nya strategiska planen. Sweden CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 20000000 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 20000000 40000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 10000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 20000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 10000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11648-11648A0103 Sweden CIVICUS is an international CSO that strengthens civil society globally. Sida has financed CIVICUS since 2004 and the organisation has received core support since 2008. Sidas contribution in the current agreement is 70 million SEK in core support to implement the strategic plan during 1 July 2018 - 30 June 2023. The purpose of the intervention is to strengthen citizen action and civil society toward a more just, inclusive, and sustainable world by: (1) defending civic freedoms and democratic values, (2) strengthening the power of people to organise, mobilise, and take action, and (3) empowering a more accountable, effective and innovative civil society (CIVICUS' three strategic goals). The total budget of the intervention, during the four year period 1 July 2018 - 30 June 2022, is 323 million SEK, of which CIVICUS' own funds amount to approximately 10 million SEK. CIVICUS has today 17 donors, both multi- and bilateral donors such as the EU, the Netherlands, Denmark and Finland, and foundations such as Open Society Foundations and Mott Foundation. About 164 million SEK is planned to be forwarded to cooperation partners. Within each strategic goal are found a number of activities that illustrates CIVICUS planned operations. Under goal 1 is found, e.g. the State of Civil Society Report (an annual report that assesses global trends connected to civil society and is disseminated broadly and described as their flagship publication), CIVICUS Monitor (spreads knowledge about civil society in real time in a large number of countries to identify threats and opportunities for civil society), advocacy work vis-à-vis the UN (above all to present the view of civil society within the scope of the Universal Periodic Review related to UN’s Human Rights Council), Crisis Response Fund (funding of urgent activities to protect civil society’s freedom of assembly and association) and Civic Space Initiative (coordination and promotion of creative responses to threats against civil society caused by challenges of shrinking space). Within goal 2 are found, for instance, International Civil Society Week (meeting place for a broad spectrum of actors within civil society and other actors to develop joint responses to global challenges), Action for Sustainable Development (grassroots initiative and platform to identify and mobilize civil society to contribute to the implementation and follow-up of Agenda 2030), DataShift (citizen-led gathering of data for accountability with reference to Agenda 2030), and Mobilisation Lab (facilitates mutual learning for actors that manages communications campaigns). Goal 3, finally, contains, for instance, capacity development (through other actors, such as universities, and through the digitalization of tools), Innovation for Change (previously known as Civil Society Innovation Initiative which Sida co-created mainly together with USAID and civil society, and which aims to strengthen regional civil society platforms to develop innovative responses to challenges in the face of shrinking space, through broadened partnerships among other things) and the Global Standard for CSO accountability (international code of conduct developed by a CSO-alliance to increase transparency and legitimacy among CSOs). CIVICUS är en internationell CSO som verkar för att stärka det civila samhället globalt. Sida har finansierat CIVICUS sedan 2004 och organisationen har erhållit kärnstöd sedan 2008. CIVICUS erhåller ett bidrag om 70 miljoner sek för pågående insats för att genomföra sin strategiska plan under perioden 1 juli 2018 - 30 juni 2023. Insatsen syftar till att stärka medborgares engagemang och civilsamhället mot en mera rättvis, inkluderande och hållbar värld, genom att (1) försvara medborgerliga friheter och demokratiska värderingar, (2) stärka människors makt för att organisera sig, mobilisera och att agera, samt att (3) stärka ett mer ansvarstagande, effektivt och innovativt civilsamhälle (CIVICUS tre strategiska mål). Insatsens totala budget, under perioden fyraårsperioden 1 juli 2018 - 30 juni 2022, är på 323 miljoner SEK, varav den egna finansieringen utgör omkring 10 miljoner SEK. CIVICUS har idag 17 givare, både multi- och bilaterala givare som exempelvis EU, Nederländerna, Danmark och Finland, och stiftelser som Open Society Foundations och Mott Foundations. Omkring 164 miljoner SEK planeras att vidareförmedlas till samarbetsparter. Inom respektive strategiskt mål ryms ett antal aktiviteter som illustrerar CIVICUS planerade verksamhet. Inom mål 1 återfinns t ex State of Civil Society Report (en årlig rapport som granskar globala trender kopplat till civilsamhället och sprids brett och som beskrivs som deras flaggskeppspublikation), CIVICUS Monitor (sprider kunskap om civilsamhället löpande i ett stort antal länder för att identifiera hot och möjligheter för civilsamhället), påverkansarbete gentemot FN (framför allt genom att föra fram civila samhällets synpunkter inom ramen för Universal Periodic Review kopplat till FN:s råd för mänskliga rättigheter), Crisis Response Fund (finansiering av akuta insatser för att skydda civilsamhällets mötes- och föreningsfrihet) och Civic Space Initiative (samordning och främjande av kreativa svar på hot mot civilsamhället orsakade av det krympande utrymmet för civilsamhället att verka). Inom mål 2 ryms t ex International Civil Society Week (mötesplats för ett brett spann av aktörer inom civilsamhället och andra aktörer för att utveckla gemensamma svar på globala utmaningar), Action for Sustainable Development (gräsrotsinitiativ och plattform för att identifiera och mobilisera civilsamhället för att bidra till genomförandet och uppföljning av Agenda 2030), DataShift (medborgarledd insamling av data för ansvarsutkrävande utifrån Agenda 2030) och Mobilisation Lab (möjliggör ömsesidigt lärande för aktörer som driver kommunikationskampanjer). Mål 3, slutligen, rymmer t ex kapacitetsutveckling (genom andra aktörer, exempelvis universitet, och genom digitalisering av verktyg), Innovation for Change (tidigare kallat Civil Society Innovation Initaitive som Sida medskapat framför allt med USAID och civilsamhället, och som syftar till att stärka regionala civilsamhällesplattformar för att ta fram innovativa svar på utmaningar i ljuset av det krympande utrymmet, genom bl a breddade partnerskap) och the Global Standard for CSO Accountability (internationell uppförandekod utvecklat av en CSO-allians för att öka transparens och legitimitet bland CSO:er). Strategiperiod 2017 - 2022: Under perioden 2018 - 2022 rapporterade CIVICUS på strategisk plan 2017-22 med det övergripande målet att; Bidra till en global gemenskap av informerade, inspirerade, och engagerade medborgare som aktivt konfronterar de utmaningar som mänskligheten står inför. Den inkluderade 3 underliggande strategiska mål; - försvaret av medborgerliga friheter och demokratiska värderingar, - stärkandet av människors makt att organisera sig, - mobilisera sig och agera, samt - stärkandet av ett mer ansvarstagande, effektivt och innovativt civilsamhälle. Ytterligare ett mål tillkom under 2021; - vara en möjliggörande organisation, eftersom det är ett antaget strategiskt mål att investera i operativa förbättringar och systemförbättringar. Strategiperiod 2022-2027: År 2022 antog CIVICUS en ny strategisk plan för 202227, som reflekterar lärdomar från tidigare strategiperiod och som skiljer sig från föregående strategi med 1 övergripande mål; "Stärka det civila samhällets och medborgerliga handlingskraften för ett utökat medborgerligt och demokratiskt utrymme". De 5 strategiska målen (formulerade snarare som arbetsområden) kommer alla att bidra till det övergripande målet och utgör grunden för kontinuerlig uppföljning och kommunikation av lärdomar och resultat; - Generera aktuell kunskap och analys - Stärka det offentliga samtalet och förstärka berättelser - Samordna riktat påverkansarbete - Bygga motkraft hos de mest drabbade grupperna - Bidra till starkare ekosystem för nödsituationer och hållbart stöd Den sista årsrapporten för instansen rapportera mot den nya strategiska planen. Sweden CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 10000000 0 0 30000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 10000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 10000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation 10000000 CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11652 Sweden Humanitarian support through a multi-year agreement with IRC for the period 2018-2020. Sida genomför årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess i vilken samtliga humanitära kriser analyseras utifrån de humanitära behoven och där de mest relevanta väljs ut för finansiering genom Sidas humanitära strategiska partnerorganisationer. Det nu aktuella stödet till International Rescue Committee, United Kingdom, (IRC-UK), baseras på Sidas humanitära allokeringsprocess för år 2018, som färdigställdes under slutet av 2017. IRC-UK var en av tolv organisationer som utsågs 2013 till strategiska partnerorganisation för humanitärt stöd genom Sida. Valet baserades bl.a. på resultaten från en organisatorisk utvärdering genomförd av SIPU 2013. IRC är en av världens ledande humanitära organisationer för att rädda liv och ge skydd till människor vars liv slagits sönder av konflikter och katastrofer. IRCs mervärde för Sida är att de når ut med humanitärt stöd till svårtillgängliga områden och kontexter. Man arbetar t.ex. i Syrien, Mali, Centralafrikanska Republiken (CAR), Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK), Jemen och Nigeria, och försöker aktivt hitta fler och nya sätt att få ännu bättre tillträde i konfliktområden. IRC bedöms av Sida vara en speciellt kompetent part inom skyddsfrågor, med stor expertis inom könsbaserat våld (GBV), samt har en hög profil inom kontantbaserat stöd, cash. Sida har också överlag positiv erfarenhet av IRCs humanitära arbete som enligt Sidas erfarenhet håller hög tematisk kvalité och är relevant för Sidas humanitära strategi. I enlighet med en nyligen genomförd extern utvärdering (FCG 2017) av IRC-UK bekräftas denna bedömning. Utvärderingen bekräftar också att IRC har uppnått goda resultat i tidigare samarbete med Sidas humanitära enhet. IRC är också en "lärande" organisation som löpande testar nya arbetssätt och metoder baserat på behov och tidigare erfarenheter för att nå de mest sårbara. Man arbetar aktivt med att involvera och stärka mottagare, civila samhället och statliga aktörer i insatserna för att bidra till lokalt ägarskap. IRC genomför till största delen projekten i egen regi, dessutom vidareförmedlas 10% av projektmedlen till lokala organisationer. IRC är en aktiv part i lokala koordineringssystem och har ofta en framträdande roll inom skyddsklustret. Därutöver bekräftar utvärderingen (2017) att IRC har finansiellt och operationellt fungerande system på plats. Det planerade humanitära stödet gäller perioden 2018-2020 med en allokering på 130,8 MSEK till IRC-UK för genomförande av insatser i 14 humanitära kontexter, RRM-medel (Rapid Response Mechanism) samt bidrag till metodutveckling och kapacitetsstöd. På IRCs begäran kommer en programansats på sektorbasis att påbörjas under perioden i tre av kontexterna: Nigeria, CAR och Kamerun. Anledningen är att IRC vill få möjlighet till ökad flexibilitet i genomförandet av projekten genom att Sida bidrar till de övergripande målen för hela IRCs sektorprogram i ett land. Dessutom föreslår IRC flerårigt stöd till CAR och Kamerun för att på ett bättre sätt kunna planera resurser och ha större framförhållning i stödet. Föreslaget program består därmed av följande delar och projekt: 1-ÅRIGT STÖD Nigeria, sektorprogramstöd, 6 MSEK Sektorstödet rör skydd och hälsa. Målet är att stödja internflyktingar och värdsamhällen som upplever sårbarhet och skyddsrisker och har begränsad möjlighet till att få basbehoven uppfyllda. Dessa ska få stöd att minska utsattheten för vattenburna sjukdomar samt att barn under 5 år och gravida och ammande kvinnor får förbättrad nutrition. IRC kommer att arbeta nära lokala organisationer för att förbättra deras kapacitet att fortsätta stödja utsatta människor. Geografiskt ska stöd ges till Maiduguri, Jere och Konduga. Tchad, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör förbättrat humanitärt stöd till hälsa, nutrition och skydd (framförallt för GBV) till utsatta människor i Tchad-sjö-området. Mali, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör stöd för återintegrering av barn och ungdomar som påvårkas av den väpnade konflikten i Mènaka-regionen. Niger, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör stöd till livräddande insatser genom förbättrad tillgång till basbehoven såsom vatten, mat, husrum, etc. i Diffa- och Agadez-regionerna. Etiopien, projektstöd, 6 MSEK Projektet rör katastrofstöd i form av skydd och förbättrat ekonomiskt välbefinnande för människor som drabbats av torka i Somali- och Oromia-regionerna. Sydsudan, projektstöd, 8 MSEK Projektet rör livräddande insatser och skydd för kvinnor och flickor i konfliktdrabbade områden i Juba och Rubkona. Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, DRK, projektstöd, 6,5 MSEK Projektet rör livräddande och skyddsinsatser inom hälsa och GBV för konfliktdrabbad befolkning i Tanganyika-provinsen. Jemen, projektstöd, 10 MSEK Projektet rör integrerat hälso- och GBV-stöd till konfliktdrabbade människor i Al'Dhale och Aden-provinserna. Irak, projektstöd, 5.5 MSEK Projektet rör integrerat hälso- och GBV-stöd till konfliktdrabbade människor i Anbar, Duhok, Ninewa och Sulaymaniyah. Libanon, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör förbättrat skydd till syriska flyktingar (kvinnor och flickor) i större och mindre urbana samhällen i Libanon. Syrien, projektstöd, 10 MSEK Projektet rör förbättrad hälsovård och skydd för konfliktdrabbad befolkning i nordvästra Syrien. Libyen, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör stöd till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård (inklusive reproduktiv och psykisk sjukvård) till migranter och flyktingar i Tripoli. 2-ÅRIGT STÖD: CAR, sektorprogramstöd, 8 MSEK (år 2018); 8 MSEK (år 2019) Sektorstödet rör skydd, hälsa och ekonomiskt välbefinnande. Målet är att öka utsatta människors motståndskraft och skydd i svårtillgängliga områden genom att stärka lokalsamhällens skyddskapacitet och människors möjligheter till ekonomisk verksamhet. Geografiskt fokus är Ouham-Pende och Nana-Gribizi. Kamerun, sektorprogramstöd, 6 MSEK (år 2018); 3 MSEK (år 2019) Sektorstödet rör skydd och ekonomiskt välbefinnande. Målet är att konfliktdrabbad befolkning ska kunna få sina basala behov tillgodosedda samt att bidra med stöd till speciellt drabbade och utsatta individer, samtidigt som man främjar en tidig återhämtning/resiliens. Geografiskt fokus är Mayo Sava och senare Logone et Chari. RRM-INSATSER Av det initiala stödet för år 2018 utgör 20 MSEK stöd för korta snabba insatser genom RRM-mekanismen, vilket ger IRC flexibilitet att snabbt finansiera uppkomna eller förvärrade kriser i länder/regioner. Sida måste dock, enligt avtal, godkänna IRCs förslag på hur dessa RRM-medel ska allokeras. METOD- OCH KAPACITETSSTÖD Detta stöd uppgår till totalt 5,1 MSEK för 2018 och rör klientanpassad metodutveckling (1,6 MSEK år 2018), samt metodutveckling för kontantbaserat stöd (1,5 MSEK år 2018), samt kapacitetsstöd för kvalitetsuppföljning, och lärande. Stödet beräknas minska under en tre-årsperiod, 2 MSEK (år 2018), 2 MSEK (år 2019) och 1,7 MSEK (år 2020). En övergripande/indirekt administrationsavgift på 7% finns inlagd i varje enskild projektbudget ovan. Kostnaderna rör indirekta kostnader för service-funktioner för projektens genomförande genom IRCs operationella huvudkontor i New York samt IRCs underkontor i London, Storbritannien. Den totala budgeten för 2018 är således 116,1 MSEK och för 2019 är budgeten initialt 13 MSEK och för 2020 initialt 1,7 MSEK, totalt 130,8 MSEK. Upphandlingar genomförs till olika grad inom projekten. Variationen är stor med Jemens budget som innefattar den högsta andelen upphandling, ca 21 % av landets projektbudget, som kommer att framförallt bestå av förnödenheter i form av mediciner och medicinsk utrustning för distribution till hälsokliniker/sjukhus. IRC kommer också att vidareförmedla ca 10% av den totala Programbudgeten år 2018, till tre lokala organisationer i två kontexter (Jemen och Irak). ORGANISATIONENS BAKGRUND IRC etablerades år 1933 i USA och är en av världens ledande humanitära organisationer för att rädda liv och ge skydd till människor påverkade av konflikter och katastrofer. Deras verksamhet har sedan dess ökat och utvecklats och sträcker sig nu över 33 länder och IRC har mer än 10 000 medarbetare (varav 95 på sitt europeiska huvudkontor i London). IRCs globala organisation består av ett huvudkontor i New York som sköter den operationella verksamheten och har ansvaret för samtliga landkontor. IRC har också ett antal sub-huvudkontor på strategiska platser i världen, som t.ex. IRC-kontoret baserat i London, och flera regionala kontor. Tillsammans bildar dessa IRC-nätverket. IRC-UK är avtalspart till Sida. ÖVRIGT Sidas humanitära enhet och IRC har samarbetat sedan 2008 och IRC beviljades 2013 strategisk humanitär partnerskapsstatus hos Sida HUM. Sida bedömer att samtliga medel för programmet ska betalas ut omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av programmet till 1 maj 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Sidas stöd i aktuell insats är till största delen projektbaserad och IRC ges i avtalet flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en total projektbudget (inklusive RRM-insatser, metod- och kapacitetsstöd) på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. För ändringar över 10%, eller omallokeringar mellan projektbudgetar, krävs Sidas godkännande. För den del av programmet som är programbaserad, kommer IRC att ges rätt att inom ett sektorprogram fritt fördela medel inom de projekt i landet som bedöms lämpligast. Härigenom ges IRC en hög grad av flexibilitet avseende sektorprogrammens utformning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. The overall goal of the intervention was to respond to the world's worst humanitarian crises and help people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover, and gain control of their future. IRC titled the intervention "Survive, Recover and Thrive: Improving Lives for Crisis Affected People". The intervention has included the implementation of 64 projects over the three-year period from 1 May 2018 31 March 2021. The intervention has included 38 humanitarian country projects, 20 Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) projects and six Methods Development and Capacity Building projects, providing lifesaving assistance to conflict affected and vulnerable people in 22 countries. Total expenditure has been 442 MSEK. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burkina Faso Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic (the) Cameroon Colombia Ethiopia Iraq Kenya Lebanon Libya Mali Myanmar Niger (the) Nigeria Somalia South Sudan Syrian Arab Republic Chad Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Yemen Zimbabwe Developing countries, unspecified Material relief assistance and services Emergency Response The intervention has provided assistance to more than 2.8 million people across 22 countries in IRCs key outcome areas - health, safety, economic well-being, education and power. More than 1.1 million beneficiaries were in the health sector, some 469,000 received protection assistance, and almost a quarter of a million received WASH support. Over the course of the three years, 62% of beneficiaries were women and girls. A few examples of results at country level: In Nigeria, annual allocations over the three years have contributed to longer term behavioural change within the targeted communities. Specifically, programming has supported better health seeking behaviours and understanding of water borne diseases through continued messaging within the same communities. This has resulted in a significant reduction in cases of acute watery diarrhoea. In Yemen support under Year 1 and 2 focused on Integrated health and gender-based violence support for conflict affected populations of Al Dhale and Aden governorates. In Year 3, IRC adapted the response to the COVID-19 pandemic and evolving restrictions on access. As well as delivering extensive support to health outcomes through mobile health team and support health facilities, lifesaving GBV services were delivered in remote areas, through women and girls' community centers and safe spaces. In Democratic Republic of Congo, the rapid response mechanism (RRM) supported the Emergency Response to 2020 Ebola Virus Disease Outbreak in Equateur Province. IRC implemented a 4- month emergency project that provided health assistance by improving Infection Prevention and Control at eight health facilities in Mbandaka health zone and it included community engagement. In Syria, IRC delivered Improving the Health and Safety of conflict-affected Populations in Northwest Syria in Year 1 and in Year 2 of the intervention. Conflict-affected Syrians thereby gained access to quality, integrated primary health care services, including effective GBV response. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11652-11652A0101-H Sweden Humanitarian support through a multi-year agreement with IRC for the period 2018-2020. Sida genomför årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess i vilken samtliga humanitära kriser analyseras utifrån de humanitära behoven och där de mest relevanta väljs ut för finansiering genom Sidas humanitära strategiska partnerorganisationer. Det nu aktuella stödet till International Rescue Committee, United Kingdom, (IRC-UK), baseras på Sidas humanitära allokeringsprocess för år 2018, som färdigställdes under slutet av 2017. IRC-UK var en av tolv organisationer som utsågs 2013 till strategiska partnerorganisation för humanitärt stöd genom Sida. Valet baserades bl.a. på resultaten från en organisatorisk utvärdering genomförd av SIPU 2013. IRC är en av världens ledande humanitära organisationer för att rädda liv och ge skydd till människor vars liv slagits sönder av konflikter och katastrofer. IRCs mervärde för Sida är att de når ut med humanitärt stöd till svårtillgängliga områden och kontexter. Man arbetar t.ex. i Syrien, Mali, Centralafrikanska Republiken (CAR), Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK), Jemen och Nigeria, och försöker aktivt hitta fler och nya sätt att få ännu bättre tillträde i konfliktområden. IRC bedöms av Sida vara en speciellt kompetent part inom skyddsfrågor, med stor expertis inom könsbaserat våld (GBV), samt har en hög profil inom kontantbaserat stöd, cash. Sida har också överlag positiv erfarenhet av IRCs humanitära arbete som enligt Sidas erfarenhet håller hög tematisk kvalité och är relevant för Sidas humanitära strategi. I enlighet med en nyligen genomförd extern utvärdering (FCG 2017) av IRC-UK bekräftas denna bedömning. Utvärderingen bekräftar också att IRC har uppnått goda resultat i tidigare samarbete med Sidas humanitära enhet. IRC är också en "lärande" organisation som löpande testar nya arbetssätt och metoder baserat på behov och tidigare erfarenheter för att nå de mest sårbara. Man arbetar aktivt med att involvera och stärka mottagare, civila samhället och statliga aktörer i insatserna för att bidra till lokalt ägarskap. IRC genomför till största delen projekten i egen regi, dessutom vidareförmedlas 10% av projektmedlen till lokala organisationer. IRC är en aktiv part i lokala koordineringssystem och har ofta en framträdande roll inom skyddsklustret. Därutöver bekräftar utvärderingen (2017) att IRC har finansiellt och operationellt fungerande system på plats. Det planerade humanitära stödet gäller perioden 2018-2020 med en allokering på 130,8 MSEK till IRC-UK för genomförande av insatser i 14 humanitära kontexter, RRM-medel (Rapid Response Mechanism) samt bidrag till metodutveckling och kapacitetsstöd. På IRCs begäran kommer en programansats på sektorbasis att påbörjas under perioden i tre av kontexterna: Nigeria, CAR och Kamerun. Anledningen är att IRC vill få möjlighet till ökad flexibilitet i genomförandet av projekten genom att Sida bidrar till de övergripande målen för hela IRCs sektorprogram i ett land. Dessutom föreslår IRC flerårigt stöd till CAR och Kamerun för att på ett bättre sätt kunna planera resurser och ha större framförhållning i stödet. Föreslaget program består därmed av följande delar och projekt: 1-ÅRIGT STÖD Nigeria, sektorprogramstöd, 6 MSEK Sektorstödet rör skydd och hälsa. Målet är att stödja internflyktingar och värdsamhällen som upplever sårbarhet och skyddsrisker och har begränsad möjlighet till att få basbehoven uppfyllda. Dessa ska få stöd att minska utsattheten för vattenburna sjukdomar samt att barn under 5 år och gravida och ammande kvinnor får förbättrad nutrition. IRC kommer att arbeta nära lokala organisationer för att förbättra deras kapacitet att fortsätta stödja utsatta människor. Geografiskt ska stöd ges till Maiduguri, Jere och Konduga. Tchad, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör förbättrat humanitärt stöd till hälsa, nutrition och skydd (framförallt för GBV) till utsatta människor i Tchad-sjö-området. Mali, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör stöd för återintegrering av barn och ungdomar som påvårkas av den väpnade konflikten i Mènaka-regionen. Niger, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör stöd till livräddande insatser genom förbättrad tillgång till basbehoven såsom vatten, mat, husrum, etc. i Diffa- och Agadez-regionerna. Etiopien, projektstöd, 6 MSEK Projektet rör katastrofstöd i form av skydd och förbättrat ekonomiskt välbefinnande för människor som drabbats av torka i Somali- och Oromia-regionerna. Sydsudan, projektstöd, 8 MSEK Projektet rör livräddande insatser och skydd för kvinnor och flickor i konfliktdrabbade områden i Juba och Rubkona. Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, DRK, projektstöd, 6,5 MSEK Projektet rör livräddande och skyddsinsatser inom hälsa och GBV för konfliktdrabbad befolkning i Tanganyika-provinsen. Jemen, projektstöd, 10 MSEK Projektet rör integrerat hälso- och GBV-stöd till konfliktdrabbade människor i Al'Dhale och Aden-provinserna. Irak, projektstöd, 5.5 MSEK Projektet rör integrerat hälso- och GBV-stöd till konfliktdrabbade människor i Anbar, Duhok, Ninewa och Sulaymaniyah. Libanon, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör förbättrat skydd till syriska flyktingar (kvinnor och flickor) i större och mindre urbana samhällen i Libanon. Syrien, projektstöd, 10 MSEK Projektet rör förbättrad hälsovård och skydd för konfliktdrabbad befolkning i nordvästra Syrien. Libyen, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör stöd till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård (inklusive reproduktiv och psykisk sjukvård) till migranter och flyktingar i Tripoli. 2-ÅRIGT STÖD: CAR, sektorprogramstöd, 8 MSEK (år 2018); 8 MSEK (år 2019) Sektorstödet rör skydd, hälsa och ekonomiskt välbefinnande. Målet är att öka utsatta människors motståndskraft och skydd i svårtillgängliga områden genom att stärka lokalsamhällens skyddskapacitet och människors möjligheter till ekonomisk verksamhet. Geografiskt fokus är Ouham-Pende och Nana-Gribizi. Kamerun, sektorprogramstöd, 6 MSEK (år 2018); 3 MSEK (år 2019) Sektorstödet rör skydd och ekonomiskt välbefinnande. Målet är att konfliktdrabbad befolkning ska kunna få sina basala behov tillgodosedda samt att bidra med stöd till speciellt drabbade och utsatta individer, samtidigt som man främjar en tidig återhämtning/resiliens. Geografiskt fokus är Mayo Sava och senare Logone et Chari. RRM-INSATSER Av det initiala stödet för år 2018 utgör 20 MSEK stöd för korta snabba insatser genom RRM-mekanismen, vilket ger IRC flexibilitet att snabbt finansiera uppkomna eller förvärrade kriser i länder/regioner. Sida måste dock, enligt avtal, godkänna IRCs förslag på hur dessa RRM-medel ska allokeras. METOD- OCH KAPACITETSSTÖD Detta stöd uppgår till totalt 5,1 MSEK för 2018 och rör klientanpassad metodutveckling (1,6 MSEK år 2018), samt metodutveckling för kontantbaserat stöd (1,5 MSEK år 2018), samt kapacitetsstöd för kvalitetsuppföljning, och lärande. Stödet beräknas minska under en tre-årsperiod, 2 MSEK (år 2018), 2 MSEK (år 2019) och 1,7 MSEK (år 2020). En övergripande/indirekt administrationsavgift på 7% finns inlagd i varje enskild projektbudget ovan. Kostnaderna rör indirekta kostnader för service-funktioner för projektens genomförande genom IRCs operationella huvudkontor i New York samt IRCs underkontor i London, Storbritannien. Den totala budgeten för 2018 är således 116,1 MSEK och för 2019 är budgeten initialt 13 MSEK och för 2020 initialt 1,7 MSEK, totalt 130,8 MSEK. Upphandlingar genomförs till olika grad inom projekten. Variationen är stor med Jemens budget som innefattar den högsta andelen upphandling, ca 21 % av landets projektbudget, som kommer att framförallt bestå av förnödenheter i form av mediciner och medicinsk utrustning för distribution till hälsokliniker/sjukhus. IRC kommer också att vidareförmedla ca 10% av den totala Programbudgeten år 2018, till tre lokala organisationer i två kontexter (Jemen och Irak). ORGANISATIONENS BAKGRUND IRC etablerades år 1933 i USA och är en av världens ledande humanitära organisationer för att rädda liv och ge skydd till människor påverkade av konflikter och katastrofer. Deras verksamhet har sedan dess ökat och utvecklats och sträcker sig nu över 33 länder och IRC har mer än 10 000 medarbetare (varav 95 på sitt europeiska huvudkontor i London). IRCs globala organisation består av ett huvudkontor i New York som sköter den operationella verksamheten och har ansvaret för samtliga landkontor. IRC har också ett antal sub-huvudkontor på strategiska platser i världen, som t.ex. IRC-kontoret baserat i London, och flera regionala kontor. Tillsammans bildar dessa IRC-nätverket. IRC-UK är avtalspart till Sida. ÖVRIGT Sidas humanitära enhet och IRC har samarbetat sedan 2008 och IRC beviljades 2013 strategisk humanitär partnerskapsstatus hos Sida HUM. Sida bedömer att samtliga medel för programmet ska betalas ut omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av programmet till 1 maj 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Sidas stöd i aktuell insats är till största delen projektbaserad och IRC ges i avtalet flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en total projektbudget (inklusive RRM-insatser, metod- och kapacitetsstöd) på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. För ändringar över 10%, eller omallokeringar mellan projektbudgetar, krävs Sidas godkännande. För den del av programmet som är programbaserad, kommer IRC att ges rätt att inom ett sektorprogram fritt fördela medel inom de projekt i landet som bedöms lämpligast. Härigenom ges IRC en hög grad av flexibilitet avseende sektorprogrammens utformning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. The overall goal of the intervention was to respond to the world's worst humanitarian crises and help people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover, and gain control of their future. IRC titled the intervention "Survive, Recover and Thrive: Improving Lives for Crisis Affected People". 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Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Support sustainability in planning and funding, especially in protracted or chronic/recurrent crises Stödja långsiktighet i planering och finansiering, särskilt i utdragna eller återkommande kriser Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Increase the flexibility of partner organizations and increase the self-determination of people affected by crisis through, inter alia, support to appropriate financing mechanisms Öka flexibiliteten hos partnerorganisationer och öka självbestämmande hos krisdrabbade människor genom bl.a. stöd till lämpliga finansieringsmekanismer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Reduced risk and vulnerability among affected populations, especially those most exposed to threat, abuse and violence Minskad risk och sårbarhet hos krisdrabbade, särskilt hos de som är mest utsatta, mot hot, övergrepp och våld Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Ensure dignity and protection for people exposed to violence and abuse Säkerställa värdighet och fysisk säkerhet för människor som utsatts för våld och övergrepp Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improved conditions for populations affected by crises, including those most vulnerable, to exercise influence and demand accountability during needs assessments, framing and implementing contributions Förbättrade förutsättningar för krisdrabbade människor, inklusive de mest utsatta, att utöva inflytande och ansvarsutkrävande vid behovsbedömningar, utformandet av insatser och genomförandet Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Support and strengthen local and national actors’ participation within the cluster coordination framework and sectoral cooperation Stödja och stärka lokala och nationella aktörers deltagande inom ramen för kluster- och sektorsamarbetet Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-11652-11652A0102-H Sweden Humanitarian support through a multi-year agreement with IRC for the period 2018-2020. Sida genomför årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess i vilken samtliga humanitära kriser analyseras utifrån de humanitära behoven och där de mest relevanta väljs ut för finansiering genom Sidas humanitära strategiska partnerorganisationer. Det nu aktuella stödet till International Rescue Committee, United Kingdom, (IRC-UK), baseras på Sidas humanitära allokeringsprocess för år 2018, som färdigställdes under slutet av 2017. IRC-UK var en av tolv organisationer som utsågs 2013 till strategiska partnerorganisation för humanitärt stöd genom Sida. Valet baserades bl.a. på resultaten från en organisatorisk utvärdering genomförd av SIPU 2013. IRC är en av världens ledande humanitära organisationer för att rädda liv och ge skydd till människor vars liv slagits sönder av konflikter och katastrofer. IRCs mervärde för Sida är att de når ut med humanitärt stöd till svårtillgängliga områden och kontexter. Man arbetar t.ex. i Syrien, Mali, Centralafrikanska Republiken (CAR), Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK), Jemen och Nigeria, och försöker aktivt hitta fler och nya sätt att få ännu bättre tillträde i konfliktområden. IRC bedöms av Sida vara en speciellt kompetent part inom skyddsfrågor, med stor expertis inom könsbaserat våld (GBV), samt har en hög profil inom kontantbaserat stöd, cash. Sida har också överlag positiv erfarenhet av IRCs humanitära arbete som enligt Sidas erfarenhet håller hög tematisk kvalité och är relevant för Sidas humanitära strategi. I enlighet med en nyligen genomförd extern utvärdering (FCG 2017) av IRC-UK bekräftas denna bedömning. Utvärderingen bekräftar också att IRC har uppnått goda resultat i tidigare samarbete med Sidas humanitära enhet. IRC är också en "lärande" organisation som löpande testar nya arbetssätt och metoder baserat på behov och tidigare erfarenheter för att nå de mest sårbara. Man arbetar aktivt med att involvera och stärka mottagare, civila samhället och statliga aktörer i insatserna för att bidra till lokalt ägarskap. IRC genomför till största delen projekten i egen regi, dessutom vidareförmedlas 10% av projektmedlen till lokala organisationer. IRC är en aktiv part i lokala koordineringssystem och har ofta en framträdande roll inom skyddsklustret. Därutöver bekräftar utvärderingen (2017) att IRC har finansiellt och operationellt fungerande system på plats. Det planerade humanitära stödet gäller perioden 2018-2020 med en allokering på 130,8 MSEK till IRC-UK för genomförande av insatser i 14 humanitära kontexter, RRM-medel (Rapid Response Mechanism) samt bidrag till metodutveckling och kapacitetsstöd. På IRCs begäran kommer en programansats på sektorbasis att påbörjas under perioden i tre av kontexterna: Nigeria, CAR och Kamerun. Anledningen är att IRC vill få möjlighet till ökad flexibilitet i genomförandet av projekten genom att Sida bidrar till de övergripande målen för hela IRCs sektorprogram i ett land. Dessutom föreslår IRC flerårigt stöd till CAR och Kamerun för att på ett bättre sätt kunna planera resurser och ha större framförhållning i stödet. Föreslaget program består därmed av följande delar och projekt: 1-ÅRIGT STÖD Nigeria, sektorprogramstöd, 6 MSEK Sektorstödet rör skydd och hälsa. Målet är att stödja internflyktingar och värdsamhällen som upplever sårbarhet och skyddsrisker och har begränsad möjlighet till att få basbehoven uppfyllda. Dessa ska få stöd att minska utsattheten för vattenburna sjukdomar samt att barn under 5 år och gravida och ammande kvinnor får förbättrad nutrition. IRC kommer att arbeta nära lokala organisationer för att förbättra deras kapacitet att fortsätta stödja utsatta människor. Geografiskt ska stöd ges till Maiduguri, Jere och Konduga. Tchad, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör förbättrat humanitärt stöd till hälsa, nutrition och skydd (framförallt för GBV) till utsatta människor i Tchad-sjö-området. Mali, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör stöd för återintegrering av barn och ungdomar som påvårkas av den väpnade konflikten i Mènaka-regionen. Niger, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör stöd till livräddande insatser genom förbättrad tillgång till basbehoven såsom vatten, mat, husrum, etc. i Diffa- och Agadez-regionerna. Etiopien, projektstöd, 6 MSEK Projektet rör katastrofstöd i form av skydd och förbättrat ekonomiskt välbefinnande för människor som drabbats av torka i Somali- och Oromia-regionerna. Sydsudan, projektstöd, 8 MSEK Projektet rör livräddande insatser och skydd för kvinnor och flickor i konfliktdrabbade områden i Juba och Rubkona. Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, DRK, projektstöd, 6,5 MSEK Projektet rör livräddande och skyddsinsatser inom hälsa och GBV för konfliktdrabbad befolkning i Tanganyika-provinsen. Jemen, projektstöd, 10 MSEK Projektet rör integrerat hälso- och GBV-stöd till konfliktdrabbade människor i Al'Dhale och Aden-provinserna. Irak, projektstöd, 5.5 MSEK Projektet rör integrerat hälso- och GBV-stöd till konfliktdrabbade människor i Anbar, Duhok, Ninewa och Sulaymaniyah. Libanon, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör förbättrat skydd till syriska flyktingar (kvinnor och flickor) i större och mindre urbana samhällen i Libanon. Syrien, projektstöd, 10 MSEK Projektet rör förbättrad hälsovård och skydd för konfliktdrabbad befolkning i nordvästra Syrien. Libyen, projektstöd, 5 MSEK Projektet rör stöd till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård (inklusive reproduktiv och psykisk sjukvård) till migranter och flyktingar i Tripoli. 2-ÅRIGT STÖD: CAR, sektorprogramstöd, 8 MSEK (år 2018); 8 MSEK (år 2019) Sektorstödet rör skydd, hälsa och ekonomiskt välbefinnande. Målet är att öka utsatta människors motståndskraft och skydd i svårtillgängliga områden genom att stärka lokalsamhällens skyddskapacitet och människors möjligheter till ekonomisk verksamhet. Geografiskt fokus är Ouham-Pende och Nana-Gribizi. Kamerun, sektorprogramstöd, 6 MSEK (år 2018); 3 MSEK (år 2019) Sektorstödet rör skydd och ekonomiskt välbefinnande. Målet är att konfliktdrabbad befolkning ska kunna få sina basala behov tillgodosedda samt att bidra med stöd till speciellt drabbade och utsatta individer, samtidigt som man främjar en tidig återhämtning/resiliens. Geografiskt fokus är Mayo Sava och senare Logone et Chari. RRM-INSATSER Av det initiala stödet för år 2018 utgör 20 MSEK stöd för korta snabba insatser genom RRM-mekanismen, vilket ger IRC flexibilitet att snabbt finansiera uppkomna eller förvärrade kriser i länder/regioner. Sida måste dock, enligt avtal, godkänna IRCs förslag på hur dessa RRM-medel ska allokeras. METOD- OCH KAPACITETSSTÖD Detta stöd uppgår till totalt 5,1 MSEK för 2018 och rör klientanpassad metodutveckling (1,6 MSEK år 2018), samt metodutveckling för kontantbaserat stöd (1,5 MSEK år 2018), samt kapacitetsstöd för kvalitetsuppföljning, och lärande. Stödet beräknas minska under en tre-årsperiod, 2 MSEK (år 2018), 2 MSEK (år 2019) och 1,7 MSEK (år 2020). En övergripande/indirekt administrationsavgift på 7% finns inlagd i varje enskild projektbudget ovan. Kostnaderna rör indirekta kostnader för service-funktioner för projektens genomförande genom IRCs operationella huvudkontor i New York samt IRCs underkontor i London, Storbritannien. Den totala budgeten för 2018 är således 116,1 MSEK och för 2019 är budgeten initialt 13 MSEK och för 2020 initialt 1,7 MSEK, totalt 130,8 MSEK. Upphandlingar genomförs till olika grad inom projekten. Variationen är stor med Jemens budget som innefattar den högsta andelen upphandling, ca 21 % av landets projektbudget, som kommer att framförallt bestå av förnödenheter i form av mediciner och medicinsk utrustning för distribution till hälsokliniker/sjukhus. IRC kommer också att vidareförmedla ca 10% av den totala Programbudgeten år 2018, till tre lokala organisationer i två kontexter (Jemen och Irak). ORGANISATIONENS BAKGRUND IRC etablerades år 1933 i USA och är en av världens ledande humanitära organisationer för att rädda liv och ge skydd till människor påverkade av konflikter och katastrofer. Deras verksamhet har sedan dess ökat och utvecklats och sträcker sig nu över 33 länder och IRC har mer än 10 000 medarbetare (varav 95 på sitt europeiska huvudkontor i London). IRCs globala organisation består av ett huvudkontor i New York som sköter den operationella verksamheten och har ansvaret för samtliga landkontor. IRC har också ett antal sub-huvudkontor på strategiska platser i världen, som t.ex. IRC-kontoret baserat i London, och flera regionala kontor. Tillsammans bildar dessa IRC-nätverket. IRC-UK är avtalspart till Sida. ÖVRIGT Sidas humanitära enhet och IRC har samarbetat sedan 2008 och IRC beviljades 2013 strategisk humanitär partnerskapsstatus hos Sida HUM. Sida bedömer att samtliga medel för programmet ska betalas ut omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av programmet till 1 maj 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Sidas stöd i aktuell insats är till största delen projektbaserad och IRC ges i avtalet flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en total projektbudget (inklusive RRM-insatser, metod- och kapacitetsstöd) på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. För ändringar över 10%, eller omallokeringar mellan projektbudgetar, krävs Sidas godkännande. För den del av programmet som är programbaserad, kommer IRC att ges rätt att inom ett sektorprogram fritt fördela medel inom de projekt i landet som bedöms lämpligast. Härigenom ges IRC en hög grad av flexibilitet avseende sektorprogrammens utformning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. The overall goal of the intervention was to respond to the world's worst humanitarian crises and help people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover, and gain control of their future. IRC titled the intervention "Survive, Recover and Thrive: Improving Lives for Crisis Affected People". The intervention has included the implementation of 64 projects over the three-year period from 1 May 2018 31 March 2021. The intervention has included 38 humanitarian country projects, 20 Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) projects and six Methods Development and Capacity Building projects, providing lifesaving assistance to conflict affected and vulnerable people in 22 countries. Total expenditure has been 442 MSEK. Sweden IRC/International Rescue Committee Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IRC/International Rescue Committee Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -2942787 0 -52031 -1725 -2890756 -2942787 IRC/International Rescue Committee -2890755.6200000001 IRC/International Rescue Committee -52031.16 IRC/International Rescue Committee -1724.8 IRC/International Rescue Committee Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-11670 Sweden The initiative aims at enabling the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency to participate in the implementation of the EU Twinning project "Support to Waste Managment Policy Serbia SR 13 IPA EN 0416" at full cost coverage. Insatsen syftar till att möjliggöra för Naturvårdsverket kan delta i genomförandet av EU Twinning projektet "Support to Waste Managment Policy Serbien SR 13 IPA EN 0416" med full kostnadstäckning. Sverige har tillsammans med miljömyndigheten i Österrike och miljöministeriet i Litauen genomfört ett Twinning projekt i Serbien inom avfallssektorn.Det övergripande syftet med Twinning projektet är att bistå det serbiska jordbruks- och miljöministeriet med att utveckla och förbättra landets avfallssystem genom att ta fram strategiska planeringsdokument i linje med EU:S regelverk. Projektet är ett led i att bistå jordbruks- och miljöministeriet i Serbien att effektivt planera för EU:S tillnärmningsprocess samt påskynda förberedelserna inför ett Eu-medlemskap. För Sida utgör insatsens mål att stödja myndigheten att nå full kostnadstäckning i genomförandet av EU -projektet.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Waste management/disposal Water Supply & Sanitation Under den senare delen av implementeringsfasen av komponent 4 i EU projektet i Serbien har man behövt ta in ytterligare experthjälp. För att implementeringen skulle bli så lyckad som möjligt tvingades man att förlänga projektet. Förlängningen gällde till den 11 februari i år. Sidas stöd har möjliggjort att Naturvårdsverket kunnat genomföra missioner och studiebesök med syftet att de serbiska tjänstemännen skulle ta del av svenska erfarenheter för att komma vidare med utvecklingen av det serbiska avfallshanteringssystemet. Den totala faktureringen gentemot Sida för 2019 uppår till 225 656 SEK. Därmed har implementeringen av den sista komponenten kunnat fullföljas. Twinningprojektet har bidragit till att Serbien på sikt ska kunna uppfylla EU:s avfallslagstiftning, både, genom att förberreda och ta fram relevanta dokument. Insatsen har starka kopplingar till det projekt kring att implementera EU-Aquis kapitel 27 som Naturvårdsverket genomför med bilateralt stöd i Serbien (R:14). Ett av de stora resultat är att Naturvårdsverket i Serbien har tagit fram ett förslag på ekonomiska styrmedel om att implementera i den serbiska avfallssektorn, innefattande deponiskatt, pantsystem för dryckesförpackningar, utökat producentansvar för förpackningsavfall, batterier och ackumulatorer samt elektronikavfall, stärkt koppling mellan avfallsmängd och avfallstaxa vad gäller hushållsavfall, samt en skatt på plastbärkassar. Dessa styrmedel syftar till att både privatpersoner och företag ska ändra beteenden och system på ett sätt som leder fram till lägre avfallsmängder samt en mer hållbar hantering av det avfall som trots allt uppstår.  (R:15)   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11670-11670A0101 Sweden The initiative aims at enabling the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency to participate in the implementation of the EU Twinning project "Support to Waste Managment Policy Serbia SR 13 IPA EN 0416" at full cost coverage. Insatsen syftar till att möjliggöra för Naturvårdsverket kan delta i genomförandet av EU Twinning projektet "Support to Waste Managment Policy Serbien SR 13 IPA EN 0416" med full kostnadstäckning. Sverige har tillsammans med miljömyndigheten i Österrike och miljöministeriet i Litauen genomfört ett Twinning projekt i Serbien inom avfallssektorn.Det övergripande syftet med Twinning projektet är att bistå det serbiska jordbruks- och miljöministeriet med att utveckla och förbättra landets avfallssystem genom att ta fram strategiska planeringsdokument i linje med EU:S regelverk. Projektet är ett led i att bistå jordbruks- och miljöministeriet i Serbien att effektivt planera för EU:S tillnärmningsprocess samt påskynda förberedelserna inför ett Eu-medlemskap. För Sida utgör insatsens mål att stödja myndigheten att nå full kostnadstäckning i genomförandet av EU -projektet.  Sweden Naturvårdsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Naturvårdsverket 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 276000 225656 0 0 55200 0 225656 0 220800 501656 Naturvårdsverket 55200 Naturvårdsverket 220800 Naturvårdsverket 225656 Naturvårdsverket Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11670-11670A0102 Sweden The initiative aims at enabling the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency to participate in the implementation of the EU Twinning project "Support to Waste Managment Policy Serbia SR 13 IPA EN 0416" at full cost coverage. Insatsen syftar till att möjliggöra för Naturvårdsverket kan delta i genomförandet av EU Twinning projektet "Support to Waste Managment Policy Serbien SR 13 IPA EN 0416" med full kostnadstäckning. Sverige har tillsammans med miljömyndigheten i Österrike och miljöministeriet i Litauen genomfört ett Twinning projekt i Serbien inom avfallssektorn.Det övergripande syftet med Twinning projektet är att bistå det serbiska jordbruks- och miljöministeriet med att utveckla och förbättra landets avfallssystem genom att ta fram strategiska planeringsdokument i linje med EU:S regelverk. Projektet är ett led i att bistå jordbruks- och miljöministeriet i Serbien att effektivt planera för EU:S tillnärmningsprocess samt påskynda förberedelserna inför ett Eu-medlemskap. För Sida utgör insatsens mål att stödja myndigheten att nå full kostnadstäckning i genomförandet av EU -projektet.  Sweden Naturvårdsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Naturvårdsverket 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 36800 36800 36800 Naturvårdsverket 36800 Naturvårdsverket Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11708 Sweden We Effect have submitted an application for a one-year contribution of SEK 4,000,000 from 2017 to 2018. The support is aimed to assume an interim role as in waiting for the Land Tenure Support Programme (LTSP) CSO basket which is expected to be up and running in 2018 after lengthy delays. The support aims to ensure higher involvement of women through the promotion of gender equality in relation to women equal rights and access to land. The support offered by We Effect will be crucial in rural Tanzania where the patriarchy system is dominant which has resulted in the situation on the ground being not as good as the legal provisions on paper. Additionally, women tend to not be as aware as men of land registration possibilities, nor have the legal literacy necessary to claim the enforcement of their rights. Overall, the support will also play a part in enabling We Effect reach its strategic goal by 2021 of becoming Sweden's top actor and promoter of development work in support of gender equality within sustainable rural settings, plus seeing that that women with We Effect's partner organisations have the same right as men to have access to financial resources and the opportunity to own and Control land. We Effect har lämnat in en ansökan för bidrag om 4 000 000 SEK under ett år, från 2017 till 2018. Syftet är att stödet ska vara av tillfällig art i väntan på de medel som Land Tenure Support Program (LTSP) har avsatt för CSO. Detta förväntas ske under 2018 efter omfattande förseningar. Stödet om 4 000 000 SEK har till syfte att fylla det tomrum som uppstått med anledning av förseningen, en utförligare utläggning står att finna i LTSP-bedömningen. Stödet syftar till att säkerställa ökad medverkan av kvinnor genom främjandet av jämställdhet i relation till kvinnors lika rättigheter och tillgång till mark. Stödet som ges av We Effect kommer att ha en avgörande roll för Tanzanias landsbygd där det patriarkaliska systemet är dominerande. Detta patriarkaliska system har resulterat i att den faktiska situationen för kvinnor inte är lika bra som den framstår på pappret. Kvinnor tenderar dessutom att vara mindre uppmärksamma än män angående möjligheter att registrera mark. Inte heller är de tillräckligt bevandrade inom det juridiska fackspråket för att kunna kräva att deras rättigheter upprätthålls. Då stödet utgår parallellt med LTSP kommer stödet geografiskt sett att vara bundet till Kilombero, Ulanya och Malinyi distrikten. Stödet kommer även att vara av vikt för att möjliggöra för We Effect att uppnå sitt strategiska mål innan 2021. Målsättningen syftar till att We Effect ska bli Sveriges ledande aktör och främjare av utvecklingsarbete till stöd för jämställdhet inom en hållbar landsbygdsmiljö. Måletsättningen syftar dessutom till att se till så att kvinnor inom We Effects partnerorganisationer har samma rättigheter som män angående tillgång till finansiella resurser samt möjligheter att äga och bestämma över mark. The intervention aims to promote gender equality in relation to women's equal right and access to land as means of insuring that women have the same right as men to have access to financial resources and the opportunity to own and control land a largely patriarchal rural setting in the districts of Kilombero, Ulanga and Malinyi. As a participant in the LTSP, We Effect will focus on (1) Raising awareness and strengthening participation, consultation and representation and (2) Capacity building at all levels to ensure that the processes are sustainable and can be expanded to country-wide level. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Rural land policy and management Other Multisector The CSOs Parallel Support to the Land Tenure Support Program (LTSP) is a pilot project implemented in Ulanga and Kilombero Districts of Morogoro region. The project was established and initiated to support the broader LTSP as it was observed after its first year, that it needed engagement of Civil Society organisations. The programme has facilitated champions/paralegals to conduct quarterly community conversation, conduct training to traditional culture/opinion and religious leaders, facilitated training to legal aid volunteers with tools to provide legal aid within the villages, conduct mobile legal aid outreach services in villages within the districts. All with the aim of increase the involvement of citizens in land adjudication matters and security of tenure to 60 villages in Ulanga and Kilombero district.   Example of concrete results: * Increased awareness and capacity of communities to exercise and claim their land rights. This was accomplished through a mix intervention such as; engagement of training of trainers, identification of champions, through local radio shows to raise community awareness. * Strengthened community mechanisms to redress and claim women’s land rights. Both formal and informal structures was formed at village and ward level to address women’s land rights. Land rights forums and land rights clubs was formed. In the 60 selected villages 20 forums was formed and 322 women were trained. The forums functions as a safe place for women to discuss their affairs and deliberate for action. To secure the sustainability of the forums they have been linked and worked hand in hand with government established women forums at district level. The forums interventions contributed to nearly 16 000 women being registered as individual owners of land during the title process. In addition, land rights clubs were established in the selected villages to raise awareness on land rights and processes towards formalization of land. Through these land rights clubs 16 595 villagers (10 204 men and 6 061 women) were reach. * Strengthened village land councils in their capacity to resolve land disputes at village level. Organisational capacity was assessed in 20 villages and training material was developed to meet and overcome skills gaps and needs. A total 308 members were trained (222 men and 186 women). They increased their knowledge on land dispute settlement procedures. A total of 124 disputes has been registered in the selected 20 villages. Of those 89 has been resolved through mediation conducted by the council. * The program facilitated formulation and implementation of gender sensitive land management and adjudication bylaws. The bylaws promoted gender equality principles such as; quorum of meetings to be gender sensitive, the implementation of gender committees, women land rights, gender based violence plan, women and leadership, access to land and other resources like water and forest. These bylaws were adopted in all 60 villages and endorsed by the council at district level. The bylaws are binding at the village level and have gender principals in relation to women participation in decision making women access and ownership of land, gender-based violence and formation of gender committees. When developing these bylaws several other interventions was accomplished that strengthened the knowledge and understanding of the bylaw. Such activities included roundtable discussion with district authority, meetings with community stakeholders, development of simplified versions of the land laws and policies to the communities for easier understanding. A set up with champions and trainer of trainers and members of village councils were developed. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11708-11708A0101 Sweden We Effect have submitted an application for a one-year contribution of SEK 4,000,000 from 2017 to 2018. The support is aimed to assume an interim role as in waiting for the Land Tenure Support Programme (LTSP) CSO basket which is expected to be up and running in 2018 after lengthy delays. The support aims to ensure higher involvement of women through the promotion of gender equality in relation to women equal rights and access to land. The support offered by We Effect will be crucial in rural Tanzania where the patriarchy system is dominant which has resulted in the situation on the ground being not as good as the legal provisions on paper. Additionally, women tend to not be as aware as men of land registration possibilities, nor have the legal literacy necessary to claim the enforcement of their rights. Overall, the support will also play a part in enabling We Effect reach its strategic goal by 2021 of becoming Sweden's top actor and promoter of development work in support of gender equality within sustainable rural settings, plus seeing that that women with We Effect's partner organisations have the same right as men to have access to financial resources and the opportunity to own and Control land. We Effect har lämnat in en ansökan för bidrag om 4 000 000 SEK under ett år, från 2017 till 2018. Syftet är att stödet ska vara av tillfällig art i väntan på de medel som Land Tenure Support Program (LTSP) har avsatt för CSO. Detta förväntas ske under 2018 efter omfattande förseningar. Stödet om 4 000 000 SEK har till syfte att fylla det tomrum som uppstått med anledning av förseningen, en utförligare utläggning står att finna i LTSP-bedömningen. Stödet syftar till att säkerställa ökad medverkan av kvinnor genom främjandet av jämställdhet i relation till kvinnors lika rättigheter och tillgång till mark. Stödet som ges av We Effect kommer att ha en avgörande roll för Tanzanias landsbygd där det patriarkaliska systemet är dominerande. Detta patriarkaliska system har resulterat i att den faktiska situationen för kvinnor inte är lika bra som den framstår på pappret. Kvinnor tenderar dessutom att vara mindre uppmärksamma än män angående möjligheter att registrera mark. Inte heller är de tillräckligt bevandrade inom det juridiska fackspråket för att kunna kräva att deras rättigheter upprätthålls. Då stödet utgår parallellt med LTSP kommer stödet geografiskt sett att vara bundet till Kilombero, Ulanya och Malinyi distrikten. Stödet kommer även att vara av vikt för att möjliggöra för We Effect att uppnå sitt strategiska mål innan 2021. Målsättningen syftar till att We Effect ska bli Sveriges ledande aktör och främjare av utvecklingsarbete till stöd för jämställdhet inom en hållbar landsbygdsmiljö. Måletsättningen syftar dessutom till att se till så att kvinnor inom We Effects partnerorganisationer har samma rättigheter som män angående tillgång till finansiella resurser samt möjligheter att äga och bestämma över mark. The intervention aims to promote gender equality in relation to women's equal right and access to land as means of insuring that women have the same right as men to have access to financial resources and the opportunity to own and control land a largely patriarchal rural setting in the districts of Kilombero, Ulanga and Malinyi. As a participant in the LTSP, We Effect will focus on (1) Raising awareness and strengthening participation, consultation and representation and (2) Capacity building at all levels to ensure that the processes are sustainable and can be expanded to country-wide level. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 8000000 8000000 4000000 0 0 12000000 We Effect 4000000 We Effect 8000000 We Effect SE-0-SE-6-11708-11708A0102 Sweden We Effect have submitted an application for a one-year contribution of SEK 4,000,000 from 2017 to 2018. The support is aimed to assume an interim role as in waiting for the Land Tenure Support Programme (LTSP) CSO basket which is expected to be up and running in 2018 after lengthy delays. The support aims to ensure higher involvement of women through the promotion of gender equality in relation to women equal rights and access to land. The support offered by We Effect will be crucial in rural Tanzania where the patriarchy system is dominant which has resulted in the situation on the ground being not as good as the legal provisions on paper. Additionally, women tend to not be as aware as men of land registration possibilities, nor have the legal literacy necessary to claim the enforcement of their rights. Overall, the support will also play a part in enabling We Effect reach its strategic goal by 2021 of becoming Sweden's top actor and promoter of development work in support of gender equality within sustainable rural settings, plus seeing that that women with We Effect's partner organisations have the same right as men to have access to financial resources and the opportunity to own and Control land. We Effect har lämnat in en ansökan för bidrag om 4 000 000 SEK under ett år, från 2017 till 2018. Syftet är att stödet ska vara av tillfällig art i väntan på de medel som Land Tenure Support Program (LTSP) har avsatt för CSO. Detta förväntas ske under 2018 efter omfattande förseningar. Stödet om 4 000 000 SEK har till syfte att fylla det tomrum som uppstått med anledning av förseningen, en utförligare utläggning står att finna i LTSP-bedömningen. Stödet syftar till att säkerställa ökad medverkan av kvinnor genom främjandet av jämställdhet i relation till kvinnors lika rättigheter och tillgång till mark. Stödet som ges av We Effect kommer att ha en avgörande roll för Tanzanias landsbygd där det patriarkaliska systemet är dominerande. Detta patriarkaliska system har resulterat i att den faktiska situationen för kvinnor inte är lika bra som den framstår på pappret. Kvinnor tenderar dessutom att vara mindre uppmärksamma än män angående möjligheter att registrera mark. Inte heller är de tillräckligt bevandrade inom det juridiska fackspråket för att kunna kräva att deras rättigheter upprätthålls. Då stödet utgår parallellt med LTSP kommer stödet geografiskt sett att vara bundet till Kilombero, Ulanya och Malinyi distrikten. Stödet kommer även att vara av vikt för att möjliggöra för We Effect att uppnå sitt strategiska mål innan 2021. Målsättningen syftar till att We Effect ska bli Sveriges ledande aktör och främjare av utvecklingsarbete till stöd för jämställdhet inom en hållbar landsbygdsmiljö. Måletsättningen syftar dessutom till att se till så att kvinnor inom We Effects partnerorganisationer har samma rättigheter som män angående tillgång till finansiella resurser samt möjligheter att äga och bestämma över mark. The intervention aims to promote gender equality in relation to women's equal right and access to land as means of insuring that women have the same right as men to have access to financial resources and the opportunity to own and control land a largely patriarchal rural setting in the districts of Kilombero, Ulanga and Malinyi. As a participant in the LTSP, We Effect will focus on (1) Raising awareness and strengthening participation, consultation and representation and (2) Capacity building at all levels to ensure that the processes are sustainable and can be expanded to country-wide level. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -57764 -57764 -57764 We Effect -57764 We Effect Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-11712 Sweden IOM, UNFPA, UNHCR, UNICEF and UN Women have applied to Sida via the Swedish Embassy in Ankara for funding of 44 570 000 SEK (the exact figure is 44 565 161 SEK which has been rounded up to the even total figure of 44 570 000 SEK) to carry out the “UN Inter-Agency Programme for the Prevention of Child, Early and Forced Marriage in Turkey” during the period 2018-2020. The intervention aims at preventing as well as supporting survivors of child, early and forced marriage (CEFM) amongst refugee and host communities in 12 selected provinces in Turkey by: i) Strengthening local institutions capacities to identify the drivers and impact of CEFM and establish identification, prevention, response and monitoring mechanisms; and ii) Promoting favorable social norms and attitudes towards ending CEFM among duty bearers and right holders, including policy makers, service providers, girls, boys, women and men. UNICEF will be the administrative agent and convening agency. The intervention includes both humanitarian and development efforts as these are seen as complementary. Moreover, the intervention has the potential to support Turkey in its EU pre-accession process. The intervention’s total budget is around 60 200 000 SEK, funds from Sida will not be used to fund any humanitarian activities and UNHCR’s share of the budget is therefore not funded by Sida within this intervention. IOM, UNFPA, UNHCR, UNICEF och UN Women (härefter FN) har gemensat ansökt om stöd från Sida via Sveriges Ambassaden i Ankara om totalt 44 570 000 SEK (ansökt exakt summa är 44 565 161 SEK som avrundats till jämnt belopp om 44 570 000 SEK) för att genomföra “UN Inter-Agency Programme for the Prevention of Child, Early and Forced Marriage in Turkey” under perioden 2018-2020. UNICEF är tilltänkt avtalspart med ansvar för koordinering samt rapportering. Insatsen totala budget är närmare 60 200 000 SEK . Insatsen ämnar förebygga, samt stötta överlevande från, barn-, tidiga- och tvångsäktenskap i 12 utvalda provinser i Turkiet genom att: i) Stärka lokala institutioners kapacitet att identifiera bakomliggande faktorer och påverkan (impact) av barn- och tvångsäktenskap samt etablera effektiva mekanismer för identifiering, förebyggande, gensvar och övervakning; och ii) Främja fördelaktiga sociala normer och attityder för att förhindra barn- och tvångsgifte bland ansvarstagare och rättighetsbärare, inklusive beslutsfattare, tjänsteleverantörer, flickor och pojkar, kvinnor och män. Målgruppen består av både flyktingar och turkiska mottagarsamhällen. Insatsen omfattar både humanitära och utvecklingskomponenter då dessa ses som komplementära i sammanhanget. Medel från Sida kommer dock inte att finanisera insatsens humanitära aktiviteter. Insatsen ses också ha potential att stärka Turkiets EU-närmande. The development intervention has two intended outcomes: i) To strengthen local institutional capacities to identify the drivers and impact of CEFM and establish effective identification, prevention, response and monitoring mechanisms; ii) To promote favorable social norms and attitudes towards ending CEFM among duty bearers, including policy makers, service providers, girls, boys, women and men. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Ending violence against women and girls Government & Civil Society-general The Program has achieved the following results: - Increased capacity for duty bearers to identify and respond to the CEFM cases through tailor made trainings. - Generation of reliable, objective data on various drivers of CEFM which would be used for advocacy and in communication campaigns. - Increased capacity among CSOs to regularly monitor how public institutions respond to CEFM and to hold duty bearers accountable. - Integration of CEFM into local action plans of ten municipalities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11712-11712A0101 Sweden IOM, UNFPA, UNHCR, UNICEF and UN Women have applied to Sida via the Swedish Embassy in Ankara for funding of 44 570 000 SEK (the exact figure is 44 565 161 SEK which has been rounded up to the even total figure of 44 570 000 SEK) to carry out the “UN Inter-Agency Programme for the Prevention of Child, Early and Forced Marriage in Turkey” during the period 2018-2020. The intervention aims at preventing as well as supporting survivors of child, early and forced marriage (CEFM) amongst refugee and host communities in 12 selected provinces in Turkey by: i) Strengthening local institutions capacities to identify the drivers and impact of CEFM and establish identification, prevention, response and monitoring mechanisms; and ii) Promoting favorable social norms and attitudes towards ending CEFM among duty bearers and right holders, including policy makers, service providers, girls, boys, women and men. UNICEF will be the administrative agent and convening agency. The intervention includes both humanitarian and development efforts as these are seen as complementary. Moreover, the intervention has the potential to support Turkey in its EU pre-accession process. The intervention’s total budget is around 60 200 000 SEK, funds from Sida will not be used to fund any humanitarian activities and UNHCR’s share of the budget is therefore not funded by Sida within this intervention. IOM, UNFPA, UNHCR, UNICEF och UN Women (härefter FN) har gemensat ansökt om stöd från Sida via Sveriges Ambassaden i Ankara om totalt 44 570 000 SEK (ansökt exakt summa är 44 565 161 SEK som avrundats till jämnt belopp om 44 570 000 SEK) för att genomföra “UN Inter-Agency Programme for the Prevention of Child, Early and Forced Marriage in Turkey” under perioden 2018-2020. UNICEF är tilltänkt avtalspart med ansvar för koordinering samt rapportering. Insatsen totala budget är närmare 60 200 000 SEK . Insatsen ämnar förebygga, samt stötta överlevande från, barn-, tidiga- och tvångsäktenskap i 12 utvalda provinser i Turkiet genom att: i) Stärka lokala institutioners kapacitet att identifiera bakomliggande faktorer och påverkan (impact) av barn- och tvångsäktenskap samt etablera effektiva mekanismer för identifiering, förebyggande, gensvar och övervakning; och ii) Främja fördelaktiga sociala normer och attityder för att förhindra barn- och tvångsgifte bland ansvarstagare och rättighetsbärare, inklusive beslutsfattare, tjänsteleverantörer, flickor och pojkar, kvinnor och män. Målgruppen består av både flyktingar och turkiska mottagarsamhällen. Insatsen omfattar både humanitära och utvecklingskomponenter då dessa ses som komplementära i sammanhanget. Medel från Sida kommer dock inte att finanisera insatsens humanitära aktiviteter. Insatsen ses också ha potential att stärka Turkiets EU-närmande. The development intervention has two intended outcomes: i) To strengthen local institutional capacities to identify the drivers and impact of CEFM and establish effective identification, prevention, response and monitoring mechanisms; ii) To promote favorable social norms and attitudes towards ending CEFM among duty bearers, including policy makers, service providers, girls, boys, women and men. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5200000 5120000 4650000 0 4650000 5200000 5120000 0 0 0 0 0 14970000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 5200000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 5120000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 4650000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Women and men are more often the same power to shape society and their own lives Turkiet: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11712-11712A0102 Sweden IOM, UNFPA, UNHCR, UNICEF and UN Women have applied to Sida via the Swedish Embassy in Ankara for funding of 44 570 000 SEK (the exact figure is 44 565 161 SEK which has been rounded up to the even total figure of 44 570 000 SEK) to carry out the “UN Inter-Agency Programme for the Prevention of Child, Early and Forced Marriage in Turkey” during the period 2018-2020. The intervention aims at preventing as well as supporting survivors of child, early and forced marriage (CEFM) amongst refugee and host communities in 12 selected provinces in Turkey by: i) Strengthening local institutions capacities to identify the drivers and impact of CEFM and establish identification, prevention, response and monitoring mechanisms; and ii) Promoting favorable social norms and attitudes towards ending CEFM among duty bearers and right holders, including policy makers, service providers, girls, boys, women and men. UNICEF will be the administrative agent and convening agency. The intervention includes both humanitarian and development efforts as these are seen as complementary. Moreover, the intervention has the potential to support Turkey in its EU pre-accession process. The intervention’s total budget is around 60 200 000 SEK, funds from Sida will not be used to fund any humanitarian activities and UNHCR’s share of the budget is therefore not funded by Sida within this intervention. IOM, UNFPA, UNHCR, UNICEF och UN Women (härefter FN) har gemensat ansökt om stöd från Sida via Sveriges Ambassaden i Ankara om totalt 44 570 000 SEK (ansökt exakt summa är 44 565 161 SEK som avrundats till jämnt belopp om 44 570 000 SEK) för att genomföra “UN Inter-Agency Programme for the Prevention of Child, Early and Forced Marriage in Turkey” under perioden 2018-2020. UNICEF är tilltänkt avtalspart med ansvar för koordinering samt rapportering. Insatsen totala budget är närmare 60 200 000 SEK . Insatsen ämnar förebygga, samt stötta överlevande från, barn-, tidiga- och tvångsäktenskap i 12 utvalda provinser i Turkiet genom att: i) Stärka lokala institutioners kapacitet att identifiera bakomliggande faktorer och påverkan (impact) av barn- och tvångsäktenskap samt etablera effektiva mekanismer för identifiering, förebyggande, gensvar och övervakning; och ii) Främja fördelaktiga sociala normer och attityder för att förhindra barn- och tvångsgifte bland ansvarstagare och rättighetsbärare, inklusive beslutsfattare, tjänsteleverantörer, flickor och pojkar, kvinnor och män. Målgruppen består av både flyktingar och turkiska mottagarsamhällen. Insatsen omfattar både humanitära och utvecklingskomponenter då dessa ses som komplementära i sammanhanget. Medel från Sida kommer dock inte att finanisera insatsens humanitära aktiviteter. Insatsen ses också ha potential att stärka Turkiets EU-närmande. The development intervention has two intended outcomes: i) To strengthen local institutional capacities to identify the drivers and impact of CEFM and establish effective identification, prevention, response and monitoring mechanisms; ii) To promote favorable social norms and attitudes towards ending CEFM among duty bearers, including policy makers, service providers, girls, boys, women and men. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11000000 11300000 7300000 11300000 0 7300000 11000000 29600000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 11000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 11300000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 7300000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Syria Crisis 2016-2023 Syrienkrisstrategin 2016-2023 Gender-based violence is combated and prevented to a greater extent among people, including refugees from Syria, who are in a vulnerable situation in neighbouring countries as a result of the Syria crisis Könsrelaterat våld motverkas och förebyggs i högre grad bland människor, inklusive flyktingar från Syrien, som befinner sig en i utsatt situation i angränsande länder till följd av Syrienkrisen Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11836 Sweden DRC is a country with very poor health indicators as far as maternal and infant/child health is concerned. Sanru´s project aims to improve maternal and neonatal care in DRC, through accelerating the conversion of nurses to midwives, rehabilitation and equipment of maternity wards and improving overall delivery care in two priority provinces in DRC (Kasai and Maniema). The project also includes a community mobilization aspect to ensure that utilization of services is optimal by all categories of population in need, especially vulnerable women and young people. Sanru will work in partnership with two nursing schools that will conduct the training, one school in each respective province. The curriculum has been developed by the Ministries of Health and that of Higher Education with technical support from UNFPA. Further improvement of skills for in-service maternity care staff will be performed, to ensure the skills of already trained midwives are up-to-date. One Swedish academic institution with expertise in midwifery will be relied upon to fulfil a quality assurance function, to ensure the academic training provided as well as the continued development of the midwives is in line with the international standards established by WHO as well as the International Midwifery Council (IMC). The strengthening of human resources for maternity and neonatal care will be accompanied by improvements in physical infrastructure for delivery care, by providing basic maternity equipment as well lighting (using solar energy) in maternities in need. Conditions for better sanitation and hygiene will also be enhanced at a number of maternity wards. Behavioural change in communities will be boosted by a number of activities to fight negative cultural attitudes, raise awareness on available services and to promote utilization of services, including family planning. The project will support the conversion of 240 nurses into midwives and will rehabilitate and provide basic maternity equipment, including lighting system using solar energy and water systems to 100 maternities (in hospitals and health centers). The project is expected to contribute to an annual increase of utilization of maternal, neonatal, child and adolescent health (MNCAH) services by 3 % and to reduce maternal mortality rate by 7% by 2021. DRK är ett land med mycket dåliga hälsoindikatorer för kvinnors och barns hälsa. Sanrus projekt syftar till att förbättra mödra- och barnhälsovården i DRK genom vidareutbildningen av sjuksköterskor till barnmorskor, samt rehabilitering och utrustning av förlossningsavdelningar i de två prioriterade provinserna Kasai och Maniema. Projektet innehåller dessutom en mobiliseringsaspekt av det lokala samhället för att säkerställa att nyttjandet av hälsovården är optimal, särskilt bland utsatta kvinnor och ungdomar. Sanru kommer att samarbeta med två vårdhögskolor som ska ansvara för utbildningarna, en högskola i respektive provins. En speciell läroplan ska användas för att vidareutbilda sjuksköterskor till barnmorskor. Läroplanen har utarbetats av hälsoministeriet tillsammans med högre utbildningsministeriet med teknisk support från UNFPA. Kompetensutveckling för vårdpersonal inom förlossningsvården kommer att genomföras för att säkerställa att kunskapen hos redan utbildade barnmorskor är aktuell. En svensk akademisk institution med expertkunskap inom barnmorskeyrket kommer att involveras för att fylla en kvalitetssäkringsfunktion, och säkerställa att den akademiska utbildning och den kliniska kompetensutveckling som erbjuds överensstämmer med de internationella normer som fastställts av WHO och Internationella barnmorskerådet (IMC). Förstärkningen av personalens kompetens inom mödra- och barnhälsovården kommer att åtföljas av förbättringar av den fysiska infrastrukturen (utrustning, belysning med hjälp av solenergi, vatten och hygien i syfte att förbättra förlossningsvården. Ett antal aktiviteter ska initieras av lokala organisationer för att motarbeta negativa kulturella attityder, öka medvetenheten och tillgången till tjänster som främjar sexuell- och reproduktiv hälsa, inklusive familjeplanering. Projektet ska finansiera vidareutbildning av 240 sjuksköterskor till barnmorskor och ska rehabilitera 100 vårdinrättningar (förlossningsavdelningar på sjukhus och vårdcentraler) samt förse dem med grundläggande förlossningsmaterial, belysning med solenergi och vattenförsörjning. Projektet förväntas bidra till en årlig ökning av tillgången och användandet av tjänster som främjar sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa med 3%, samt till en minskning av mödradödligheten i provinserna med 7% till 2021. This intervention aims at improving maternal and newborn services in two provinces (Kasai and Maniema) by increasing the number of qualified midwives, improving the physical environment in selected maternities (equipement, lighting, and WASH) and mobilizing communities for behavioral change and increased utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. This package of activities is expected to contribute to reduced maternal and neonatal mortality in the country. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Reproductive health care Personnel development for population and reproductive health COVID-19 control Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Basic Health The Bomoyi project has delivered remarkable results and succeeded in reducing maternal mortality and improving demand and uptake for RMNCAH services. This has been done by increasing the number of skilled midwives, renovating, and equipping health centers and investing in behaviour change communication among youth and adolescents. In total Sanru renovated 33 health centers and constructed 29, thus improving the availability of services. Based on available data from SNIS and DHIS2, there is an increase in attendance at the project supported health facilities, during the implementation of the project compared to the pre-intervention period. The maternal death rates significantly decreased from 131 and 204 per 100,000 NV (live births) in 2019 to 33.9 and 76 per 100,000 NV in 2022 in Kasai and Maniema respectively. The neonatal death rate showed declining trends from 1.80 and 5 per 1000 NV in 2019 to 1.17 and 3.4 per 1000 NV in 2022 in Kasai and Maniema respectively. As demonstrated in the graph below, the rates recorded in Bomoyi supported health facilities in the 2 provinces over the years have been far lower than those recorded at the national level (547 deaths per 100,000 births in 2020 according to UN MMEIG 2022). The project contributed to increasing the coverage of midwives per 1000 inhabitants. In Kasai province it increased from 0.05 to 0.20 and in Maniema province from 0.4 to 0.83, this is more than a 100% increase. Despite this achievement, the two provinces have not met the WHO recommendation of having 1 midwife per 1000 inhabitants. The total number of midwives increased from 134 in 2019 to 374 in 2022 for the two provinces. At the end of 2023 all the project supported health facilities had at least one midwife that had been trained by the Bomoyi project. The increase in number of midwives contributed to increasing the average rate of people seeking curative services (such as treating malaria or diarrhoea), which rose from 61% to 66% between 2019 and 2022 respectively in the Bomoyi supported health facilities. When parents (in this case mostly women) came to seek curative services for sick child, the midwife would take the opportunity to also offer relevant RMNCAH services/information. The proportion of women who used Ante natal care (ANC) increased from 54% to 70.7% between 2018 and 2022, and the ANC completion rate also increased from 60% to 71% between 2019 and 2022 in Bomoyi supported health facilities in two provinces. In the two provinces, 97.9% of women had their deliveries conducted by skilled personnel (midwife) with a fully completed partogram in the project supported health facilities in 2022. The health facilities supported by the project in the two provinces achieved good coverage of assisted childbirth, with the annual average remaining above the national level and the objectives set by the provinces (80%). The average of post-natal consultations also increased from 74.2% to 80.3% between 2019 and 2022. There has been a visible increase in the uptake of family planning (FP) products, with a 16.3 % average uptake between the two provinces. Most of the new uptakes have been after visiting (or having been in touch with) a midwife, second highest is through the youth clubs (where the BCC interventions have been targeted) and third highest through pharmacies. 54,843 clients accessed contraceptive methods in the community or at project supported health facilities. With support from Gothenburg University, Sanru piloted an 18-month conversion training curriculum (for nurses to become midwives), which elevated the training to international standards. Thanks to the successes of the project, the Ministry of Higher Education and Universities approved the new curriculum to be used for conversion programs of A1 and A2 nurses who which to become midwives. Gothenburg University worked with Sanru for two years to build the institutional capacities of the Technical and Medical Institutes (ISTM), which elevated the standard of the midwifery training and the capacity of midwives. UGOT also assisted to publish some studies on DRC and the work being delivered by Sanru to showcase the impact of investing in midwives to improve maternal and child health, as well as Sexual and Reproductive Health. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11836-11836A0101 Sweden DRC is a country with very poor health indicators as far as maternal and infant/child health is concerned. Sanru´s project aims to improve maternal and neonatal care in DRC, through accelerating the conversion of nurses to midwives, rehabilitation and equipment of maternity wards and improving overall delivery care in two priority provinces in DRC (Kasai and Maniema). The project also includes a community mobilization aspect to ensure that utilization of services is optimal by all categories of population in need, especially vulnerable women and young people. Sanru will work in partnership with two nursing schools that will conduct the training, one school in each respective province. The curriculum has been developed by the Ministries of Health and that of Higher Education with technical support from UNFPA. Further improvement of skills for in-service maternity care staff will be performed, to ensure the skills of already trained midwives are up-to-date. One Swedish academic institution with expertise in midwifery will be relied upon to fulfil a quality assurance function, to ensure the academic training provided as well as the continued development of the midwives is in line with the international standards established by WHO as well as the International Midwifery Council (IMC). The strengthening of human resources for maternity and neonatal care will be accompanied by improvements in physical infrastructure for delivery care, by providing basic maternity equipment as well lighting (using solar energy) in maternities in need. Conditions for better sanitation and hygiene will also be enhanced at a number of maternity wards. Behavioural change in communities will be boosted by a number of activities to fight negative cultural attitudes, raise awareness on available services and to promote utilization of services, including family planning. The project will support the conversion of 240 nurses into midwives and will rehabilitate and provide basic maternity equipment, including lighting system using solar energy and water systems to 100 maternities (in hospitals and health centers). The project is expected to contribute to an annual increase of utilization of maternal, neonatal, child and adolescent health (MNCAH) services by 3 % and to reduce maternal mortality rate by 7% by 2021. DRK är ett land med mycket dåliga hälsoindikatorer för kvinnors och barns hälsa. Sanrus projekt syftar till att förbättra mödra- och barnhälsovården i DRK genom vidareutbildningen av sjuksköterskor till barnmorskor, samt rehabilitering och utrustning av förlossningsavdelningar i de två prioriterade provinserna Kasai och Maniema. Projektet innehåller dessutom en mobiliseringsaspekt av det lokala samhället för att säkerställa att nyttjandet av hälsovården är optimal, särskilt bland utsatta kvinnor och ungdomar. Sanru kommer att samarbeta med två vårdhögskolor som ska ansvara för utbildningarna, en högskola i respektive provins. En speciell läroplan ska användas för att vidareutbilda sjuksköterskor till barnmorskor. Läroplanen har utarbetats av hälsoministeriet tillsammans med högre utbildningsministeriet med teknisk support från UNFPA. Kompetensutveckling för vårdpersonal inom förlossningsvården kommer att genomföras för att säkerställa att kunskapen hos redan utbildade barnmorskor är aktuell. En svensk akademisk institution med expertkunskap inom barnmorskeyrket kommer att involveras för att fylla en kvalitetssäkringsfunktion, och säkerställa att den akademiska utbildning och den kliniska kompetensutveckling som erbjuds överensstämmer med de internationella normer som fastställts av WHO och Internationella barnmorskerådet (IMC). Förstärkningen av personalens kompetens inom mödra- och barnhälsovården kommer att åtföljas av förbättringar av den fysiska infrastrukturen (utrustning, belysning med hjälp av solenergi, vatten och hygien i syfte att förbättra förlossningsvården. Ett antal aktiviteter ska initieras av lokala organisationer för att motarbeta negativa kulturella attityder, öka medvetenheten och tillgången till tjänster som främjar sexuell- och reproduktiv hälsa, inklusive familjeplanering. Projektet ska finansiera vidareutbildning av 240 sjuksköterskor till barnmorskor och ska rehabilitera 100 vårdinrättningar (förlossningsavdelningar på sjukhus och vårdcentraler) samt förse dem med grundläggande förlossningsmaterial, belysning med solenergi och vattenförsörjning. Projektet förväntas bidra till en årlig ökning av tillgången och användandet av tjänster som främjar sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa med 3%, samt till en minskning av mödradödligheten i provinserna med 7% till 2021. This intervention aims at improving maternal and newborn services in two provinces (Kasai and Maniema) by increasing the number of qualified midwives, improving the physical environment in selected maternities (equipement, lighting, and WASH) and mobilizing communities for behavioral change and increased utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. This package of activities is expected to contribute to reduced maternal and neonatal mortality in the country. Sweden SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 7500000 30153213 0 0 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2653213 0 50361568.811999999 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 2291644.1880000001 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 15000000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 7500000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 570000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 6930000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 18480000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 1520000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 201644.188 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 2451568.8119999999 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Improved access to high-quality child and maternal care Förbättrad tillgång till barn- och mödrahälsovård av god kvalitet Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased awareness of and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), focusing on young people Ökad medvetenhet om och tillgänglighet till sexuel och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), med fokus på ungdomar Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened capacity to prevent sexual and gender-based violence and alleviate its consequences Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och lindra konsekvenserna av sexuellt och könsrelaterad våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11836-11836A0102 Sweden DRC is a country with very poor health indicators as far as maternal and infant/child health is concerned. Sanru´s project aims to improve maternal and neonatal care in DRC, through accelerating the conversion of nurses to midwives, rehabilitation and equipment of maternity wards and improving overall delivery care in two priority provinces in DRC (Kasai and Maniema). The project also includes a community mobilization aspect to ensure that utilization of services is optimal by all categories of population in need, especially vulnerable women and young people. Sanru will work in partnership with two nursing schools that will conduct the training, one school in each respective province. The curriculum has been developed by the Ministries of Health and that of Higher Education with technical support from UNFPA. Further improvement of skills for in-service maternity care staff will be performed, to ensure the skills of already trained midwives are up-to-date. One Swedish academic institution with expertise in midwifery will be relied upon to fulfil a quality assurance function, to ensure the academic training provided as well as the continued development of the midwives is in line with the international standards established by WHO as well as the International Midwifery Council (IMC). The strengthening of human resources for maternity and neonatal care will be accompanied by improvements in physical infrastructure for delivery care, by providing basic maternity equipment as well lighting (using solar energy) in maternities in need. Conditions for better sanitation and hygiene will also be enhanced at a number of maternity wards. Behavioural change in communities will be boosted by a number of activities to fight negative cultural attitudes, raise awareness on available services and to promote utilization of services, including family planning. The project will support the conversion of 240 nurses into midwives and will rehabilitate and provide basic maternity equipment, including lighting system using solar energy and water systems to 100 maternities (in hospitals and health centers). The project is expected to contribute to an annual increase of utilization of maternal, neonatal, child and adolescent health (MNCAH) services by 3 % and to reduce maternal mortality rate by 7% by 2021. DRK är ett land med mycket dåliga hälsoindikatorer för kvinnors och barns hälsa. Sanrus projekt syftar till att förbättra mödra- och barnhälsovården i DRK genom vidareutbildningen av sjuksköterskor till barnmorskor, samt rehabilitering och utrustning av förlossningsavdelningar i de två prioriterade provinserna Kasai och Maniema. Projektet innehåller dessutom en mobiliseringsaspekt av det lokala samhället för att säkerställa att nyttjandet av hälsovården är optimal, särskilt bland utsatta kvinnor och ungdomar. Sanru kommer att samarbeta med två vårdhögskolor som ska ansvara för utbildningarna, en högskola i respektive provins. En speciell läroplan ska användas för att vidareutbilda sjuksköterskor till barnmorskor. Läroplanen har utarbetats av hälsoministeriet tillsammans med högre utbildningsministeriet med teknisk support från UNFPA. Kompetensutveckling för vårdpersonal inom förlossningsvården kommer att genomföras för att säkerställa att kunskapen hos redan utbildade barnmorskor är aktuell. En svensk akademisk institution med expertkunskap inom barnmorskeyrket kommer att involveras för att fylla en kvalitetssäkringsfunktion, och säkerställa att den akademiska utbildning och den kliniska kompetensutveckling som erbjuds överensstämmer med de internationella normer som fastställts av WHO och Internationella barnmorskerådet (IMC). Förstärkningen av personalens kompetens inom mödra- och barnhälsovården kommer att åtföljas av förbättringar av den fysiska infrastrukturen (utrustning, belysning med hjälp av solenergi, vatten och hygien i syfte att förbättra förlossningsvården. Ett antal aktiviteter ska initieras av lokala organisationer för att motarbeta negativa kulturella attityder, öka medvetenheten och tillgången till tjänster som främjar sexuell- och reproduktiv hälsa, inklusive familjeplanering. Projektet ska finansiera vidareutbildning av 240 sjuksköterskor till barnmorskor och ska rehabilitera 100 vårdinrättningar (förlossningsavdelningar på sjukhus och vårdcentraler) samt förse dem med grundläggande förlossningsmaterial, belysning med solenergi och vattenförsörjning. Projektet förväntas bidra till en årlig ökning av tillgången och användandet av tjänster som främjar sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa med 3%, samt till en minskning av mödradödligheten i provinserna med 7% till 2021. This intervention aims at improving maternal and newborn services in two provinces (Kasai and Maniema) by increasing the number of qualified midwives, improving the physical environment in selected maternities (equipement, lighting, and WASH) and mobilizing communities for behavioral change and increased utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. This package of activities is expected to contribute to reduced maternal and neonatal mortality in the country. Sweden SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 22500000 12233116 2000000 10000000 2000000 2233116 0 0 0 0 7997485 0 0 7251258 7251257 36733116 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 7997484.7199999997 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 7251258 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 7251257 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 10000000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 2233116 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 2000000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-11843 Sweden The World Food Programme (WFP) and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has submitted a project proposal to Sida for 65 million Swedish crowns (SEK) to implement a three year programme titled "Fostering resilience and sustainable livelihood systems in North and South Ubangi" for the period 2020-2023.The proposed project ”Fostering resilience and sustainable livelihood systems in North and South Ubangi " has the following overarching objectives: 1. To address food and nutrition needs of vulnerable households;2. To increase smallholder farmers’ agricultural and financial capacities for sustainable production and market engagement to increase their incomes and build resilient livelihoods; 3. To reduce the disparities between women and men in the targeted territories and support social cohesion and peace.The programme aims to achieve the above objectives through the following outcomes and outputs:1. Community based organizations have improved capacities on sustainable and nutrition sensitive food production, processing and commercializationOutput 1.1: Targeted community-based organizations have strengthened their local governance and structure in a gender sensitive mannerOutput 1.2: Targeted households have received support and capacity development on sustainable and nutrition sensitive agricultural production and food processingOutput 1.3: Targeted households are trained in post-harvest management and commercialization2. Beneficiary communities are prepared to take action for the promotion of social cohesion, and peaceful cohabitation among refugees and host communitiesOutput 2.1: Refugees and Host communities have improved social cohesion at community levelOutput 2.2.: Early warning and conflict prevention systems are established to promote diversity, peace and social cohesion between refugees and host communities3. Women’s status/conditions in their communities have improved and gender equality is strengthened thanks to the project activities.Output 3.1: Targeted women have received training to improve leadership and decision making skills in community based organizationsOutput 3.2: Targeted women have improved access to diversified income sources Output 3.3: Communities are trained and supported on safe access to fuel and energy 4. Targeted households have improved access to inclusive financing and productive Community assetsOutput 4.1: Vulnerable households, including refugees have received support through social safety nets to rehabilitate Priority community productive assetsOutput 4.2: Community Saving and Loans associations have been establishedThe direct beneficiaries of the intervention are 13 000 households of which 5 000 are located in Libenge, 4 000 in Gemena and 4 000 in Mobay Mbongo. The districts are all located in North and South Ubangi in western DRC and totals 78 000 individuals. FN:s livsmedelsprogram (WFP) har i samarbete med FN:s livsmedels- och jordbruksorganisation (FAO) ansökt till Sida om finansiellt stöd om 65 miljoner svenska kronor för att genomföra programmet "Fostering resilience and sustainable livelihood systems in North and South Ubangi" under perioden 2020-2023. Befolkningen i Nord och Syd Ubangi i västra DRK är till stor del beroende av jordbruksproduktion för sin överlevnad. Uppskattningsvis kommer över 60 % av maten som konsumeras från småskalig jordbruksproduktion. Provinsen är egentligen mycket bördig, men av olika anledningar är produktionen inom jordbruket mycket låg och faktum är att 78 % av hushållen i Sydubangi och 59% i Nordubangi räknas om matosäkra (food insecure) vilket är över det nationella snittet i DRK. Området har också tagit emot ett stort antal flyktingar från Central Afrikanska Republiken. Dessa flyktingar bor till stor del utanför flyktingläger och livnär sig på samma mark som lokalbefolkningen. Detta skapar ofta konflikt mellan befolkningsgrupper som gör det svårt att hitta långsiktiga, hållbara lösningar för flyktingarna. Området har en bristande infrastruktur, jordbrukare har inga eller dåliga möjligheter att förädla sin produktion, bristande tillgång till marknader samt ingen eller dålig tillgång till krediter. Cirka 38% av DRKs undernärda befolkning äter en ensidig kost i form av kasava trots att faktiska förutsättningar för en bredare produktion föreligger. Det föreslagna gemensamma FN programmet "Fostering resilience and sustainable livelihood systems in North and South Ubangi " har som övergripande målsättning, givet den utvecklingsproblematik som beskrivs ovan, att: 1. Minska mat och nutritions behov för sårbara hushåll 2. Öka småskaliga jordbrukares tekniska och finansiella kapacitet att öka sin jordbruksproduktion, samt att förbättra deras tillgång till marknader. Detta kommer att innebära ökade inkomster och försörjningsmöjligheter och gör dem mer resilienta mot framtida chocker. 3. Stödja lokala organisationer så de bidrar aktivt till social sammanhållning, jämställdhet, fred och försoning. Programmet avser att bidra till ovanstående målsättningar genom att uppnå följande resultat: 1) Lokala organisationer har förbättrat kapaciteten för hållbar och näringskänslig livsmedelsproduktion samt förbättrad kapacitet att bedriva en uthållig jordbruksproduktion, optimerad hantering av skörd, raffinera livsmedel ur sin skörd samt öka sin tillgång till marknader. 2) Samhällena har kapacitet att arbeta konfliktförebyggande samt att främja social sammanhållning, jämställdhet, fred och försoning. 3) Kvinnors status, levnadsförhållande och faktiska beslutanderätt har stärkts som ett direkt resultat av programmet. 4) Hushåll på landsbygden får tillgång till finansiellt stöd genom att de bidrar till förbättring av infrastruktur i form av vägbygge och liknande projekt samt etablerandet av samhällsbaserade låntagarorganisationer. De direkta mottagarna av det stöd som insatsen kommer att generera är 13 000 hushåll, varav 5 000 i Libengedisktriktet, 4 000 i Gemenadisktriktet och 4 000 i Mobay Mbongodistriktet. De nämnda distrikten ligger belägna i Ubangiprovinserna i västra DRK. Programmets totala budget är på 65 miljoner svenska kronor för 2020 - 2023. WFP:s del i budgeten är 57 procent och FAO:s del i budgeten är 43 procent. WFP kommer att vara Sveriges avtalspart genom undertecknandet av ett insatsavtal. En standardmall som tagits fram av FN:s utvecklingsgrupp (UNDG), en sk. Standard Administrative Arrangement för pass-through fund management för gemensamma program (SAA), kommer att användas (Mallen är fastställd genom Sida beslut 2015-003649). Administrative Agent (administrativt ansvarig) är WFP, de undertecknar SAA med Sverige representerat av Sida och administrerar de medel som tillställs programmet. De ansvarar för att sammanställa den finansiella rapporteringen från de Deltagande FN-organen (Participating UN Organizations). För att utföra detta arbete har WFP rätt att ta ut en administrativ avgift på 1 procent. WFP är också sk. Convening Agent (sammankallande) vilket innebär att WFP har ansvar för att koordinera den narrativa rapporteringen av programmet. Både FAO och WFP är också Deltagande FN-organ, sk. Partcipating UN Organizations vilket innebär att de kommer implementera programmet. Deltagande FN organ har rätt till att ta 7 % i avgift för att täcka deras indirekta kostnader relaterade till implementeringen av programmet. WFP tar i detta sammanhanget 6.5% enligt beslut på deras huvudkontor. Till SAA kommer att biläggas en kopia för information av ett signerat ”Memorandum of Understanding” (MoU) upprättat specifikt för programmet mellan de Deltagande FN-organen, Administrative Agent och Convening Agent, dvs. WFP och FAO, där deras inbördes ansvar anges (detta MoU görs inte till avtalsinnehåll). Det är Sidas, WFPs och FAOs avsikt att samordna med andra givare så mycket som möjligt. Genom att samarbeta med Kanada och Tyskland kan administrationen kring rapportering effektiviseras. To address food and nutrition needs of vulnerable households. 1. To address food and nutrition needs of vulnerable households;  2. To increase smallholder farmers’ agricultural and financial capacities for sustainable production and market engagement in order to increase their incomes and build resilient livelihoods; 3. To reduce the disparities between women and men in the targeted territories and support social cohesion and peace;   The practical elements of the intervention are described below, these are an indication of how change will be achieved. These activities have been tested in multiple settings with proven good results. Help farmers and farmer cooperatives from host communities and refugees to raise their food production and therefore also increase their income, reduce debt burdens in times of crisis and ensure sustainable food and nutrition security. The combined strategic efforts to build resilience and generate incomes will contribute to increase social cohesion between refugees and host communities and will open doors for development and exit strategies for refugee’s assistance. Attention will be given to improve the adoption of innovative good practices such as the use of bio-fertilizers and improved seeds to improve productivity. These techniques will be promoted through a participatory learning by doing approach called “Farmer Field Schools”. These trainings will also promote the safe and correct use of organic and mineral fertilizers in terms of amounts, timing and methods appropriate to agronomic, environmental and human health requirements. Asset Creation will contribute to constructing feeder roads, storage infrastructure and reforestation. At the same time these activities will promote social and economic integration. Livelihood opportunities for women and youth will be increased. By focusing on a Food/cash-for-Assets approach, the project is fostering a shift from dependency on food aid to sustainable livelihoods. In addition, investment will be made in pre-and post-harvest technologies to improve food security by reducing food losses and thereby increasing the amount of food available for consumption by farmers and poor rural and urban consumers. The project will include a robust financial component. A community-based saving and loans initiative will be implemented with the aim of facilitating beneficiaries’ access to rural finance opportunities as a means of durable resilience. The basic principle of the VSLA in this project is that targeted farmer groups of the project form a Village Saving and Loan Association: a group of people who save together and take small loans from savings to invest in their livelihoods. A conditional cash transfer might be given to groups demonstrate their engagement, so they can profit from increased capital for credits and investments in their livelihoods. For women only groups, complementary interventions will be organized on income generating activities to diversify income sources. To mitigate the negative impact the collection of firewood is having on the environment the project will distribute improved cooking stoves. When cooking fuel is not readily available, it can have a considerable impact on the nutrition of vulnerable populations. On the other hand, the time women spend collecting fuelwood directly affects the time available for caring and feeding of children with possible negative impacts on nutrition. The collection of firewood is also directly linked to increased risk of gender-based and sexual violence as women have to walk long distances in insecure areas. The project will involve women in all aspects of the value chain with a strengthened role in decision making. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Rural development Other Multisector The objective of the project to increase productivity and as such build resilience of households to always have access to food is needed in Ubangi because the productivity is low due to the use of low-quality seeds as well as inappropriate sowing and land-use practices due to inadequate traditional agricultural practices. In addition, there is a lack of monitoring crops to prevent attacks by plant pests and diseases. It is the Embassys assessment that the results reported in the narrative report corresponds to the expectations of the project even if some delays have been experienced. With the objective of establishing profitable producers, WFP and FAO worked together to aggregate smallholder farmers into farmer organizations (FOs). This contributes to increasing agricultural productivity and facilitates aggregation of agricultural products and marketing. FAO is implementing the Farmer Field Schools (FFS) approach. In this approach farmers develop their own diagnosis of the challenges faced in their daily production activities and experiment to identify appropriate solutions in the local context. The farmers received technical support and advice on the date of sowing, density of sowing, environmental factors, crop maintenance, bio-pesticide use, and harvest use (seeds, consumption and sale). Access to quality seeds complements the technical support provided through the FFSs to improve productive capacities. 13,000 households benefiting from the project received a kit consisting of 40 kg of crop seeds, a file and a hoe. Observations made in the peanut farmer field school indicate that integrated production management provides a yield increase of 1.51 tonnes per hectare compared to traditional farmer practices, an increase of 74% and the FFS maize due to bio-pesticide treatments in the integrated production management leads to an increase in yield of 96%. (More detailed results can be seen in the narrative report) It is especially worth noting that WFP and FAO try to work within existing government structures. Project activities are carried out in close collaboration with the Provincial Inspectorate for Rural Development of North Ubangi and South Ubangi, who are responsible for monitoring and supervising the structuring process of farmer organisations in order to adhere to national structuring standards. The beneficiaries were coached by the facilitators to make full use of their produce. The full pods and ears were sorted to be used as seeds for the next years season. A second share was intended for household consumption. A third part was sold for additional household needs. This is an area of follow up for the Embassy who will look into if in fact the beneficiaries are saving 1/3 of their production to replant in the next season. This is key to sustainability after the phase out of the project and according to the narrative report received is seems that crops where either consumed or sold. For example: out of 8624.82 tonnes of maize harvested, 5720 tonnes consumed by households and 2904.82 tonnes sold. To enable the storage of seeds for next seasons sowing and in preparation for post harvesting before sales in the market, the project finalized the construction of 6 warehouse complexes enabling more storage and contributing to food safety through appropriate postharvest management. Implementation of additional construction activities has been delayed due to access issues, flooding which destroyed roads and bridges that made it impossible for trucks to pass. This was witnessed by an Embassy delegation who travelled to the area to visit the project. Floods are a regularly occurring incident in North and South Ubangi and requires flexibility in implementing projects. WFP and FAO joined efforts to promote social cohesion by designing and implementing activities that mitigate and transform the underlying factors of vulnerability and risk. In the territory of Mobayi-Mbongo, 4,387 community dialogues assemblies were organized and 15,400 people benefitted from various awareness-raising activities organized in both small groups (trainings) or in larger groups (radio broadcast, participatory theatre, cultural dance, film screenings, football matches, multiple games, etc.) targeting local authorities, community opinion leaders, refugees and the host population. Early Warning Committees were established to help local authorities to develop necessary skills to alert and protect communities of local incidents. Collection and information sharing on security incidents, conflicts and risks of community tensions were distributed in the form of alerts. The authority of the territory reported observing reduction in civil complaints as well as conflict among local chiefs. It has been evident that the project helped stabilize the area by preventing triggering factors that could otherwise lead to conflicts. An example provided by the partners is in the two sectors of Mobayi Mbongo territory, the number of conflicts related to the limits of cultivable land between members of a community and neighbouring communities had greatly reduced by the end of 2021. It is the Embassys opinion after a number of meetings with WFP and FAO as well as a field trip in mid-2022 that the combination of working on agriculture and resilience at the same time as addressing conflict related to access to land and utilisation of land is very effective. Linking dialogue between communities to something practical like seed distribution and training increases motivation to find solutions. The evolution of the resilience project has over time demonstrated that women play a key role in tasks such as warehouse management but they often lack the ability to do so due to low levels of literacy. The project has been adapted to accommodate these needs and in the current reporting period 594 women who completed the literacy program in 2020 and 1,198 women who participated in 2021 were brought together to manage Income Generating Activities with working capital provided by the project ($65-$80 per person). It is a priority in Swedish development aid to look at the environment across all contributions. The partnership with WFP in North and South Ubangi has a component directly linked to environmental protection activities such as reforestation and use of fuel-efficient stoves. An area that will be further development in the remain project period and followed up with other donors financing the project. (Norway has recently committed to continue financing the project with an environmental focus) No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11843-11843A0101 Sweden The World Food Programme (WFP) and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has submitted a project proposal to Sida for 65 million Swedish crowns (SEK) to implement a three year programme titled "Fostering resilience and sustainable livelihood systems in North and South Ubangi" for the period 2020-2023.The proposed project ”Fostering resilience and sustainable livelihood systems in North and South Ubangi " has the following overarching objectives: 1. To address food and nutrition needs of vulnerable households;2. To increase smallholder farmers’ agricultural and financial capacities for sustainable production and market engagement to increase their incomes and build resilient livelihoods; 3. To reduce the disparities between women and men in the targeted territories and support social cohesion and peace.The programme aims to achieve the above objectives through the following outcomes and outputs:1. Community based organizations have improved capacities on sustainable and nutrition sensitive food production, processing and commercializationOutput 1.1: Targeted community-based organizations have strengthened their local governance and structure in a gender sensitive mannerOutput 1.2: Targeted households have received support and capacity development on sustainable and nutrition sensitive agricultural production and food processingOutput 1.3: Targeted households are trained in post-harvest management and commercialization2. Beneficiary communities are prepared to take action for the promotion of social cohesion, and peaceful cohabitation among refugees and host communitiesOutput 2.1: Refugees and Host communities have improved social cohesion at community levelOutput 2.2.: Early warning and conflict prevention systems are established to promote diversity, peace and social cohesion between refugees and host communities3. Women’s status/conditions in their communities have improved and gender equality is strengthened thanks to the project activities.Output 3.1: Targeted women have received training to improve leadership and decision making skills in community based organizationsOutput 3.2: Targeted women have improved access to diversified income sources Output 3.3: Communities are trained and supported on safe access to fuel and energy 4. Targeted households have improved access to inclusive financing and productive Community assetsOutput 4.1: Vulnerable households, including refugees have received support through social safety nets to rehabilitate Priority community productive assetsOutput 4.2: Community Saving and Loans associations have been establishedThe direct beneficiaries of the intervention are 13 000 households of which 5 000 are located in Libenge, 4 000 in Gemena and 4 000 in Mobay Mbongo. The districts are all located in North and South Ubangi in western DRC and totals 78 000 individuals. FN:s livsmedelsprogram (WFP) har i samarbete med FN:s livsmedels- och jordbruksorganisation (FAO) ansökt till Sida om finansiellt stöd om 65 miljoner svenska kronor för att genomföra programmet "Fostering resilience and sustainable livelihood systems in North and South Ubangi" under perioden 2020-2023. Befolkningen i Nord och Syd Ubangi i västra DRK är till stor del beroende av jordbruksproduktion för sin överlevnad. Uppskattningsvis kommer över 60 % av maten som konsumeras från småskalig jordbruksproduktion. Provinsen är egentligen mycket bördig, men av olika anledningar är produktionen inom jordbruket mycket låg och faktum är att 78 % av hushållen i Sydubangi och 59% i Nordubangi räknas om matosäkra (food insecure) vilket är över det nationella snittet i DRK. Området har också tagit emot ett stort antal flyktingar från Central Afrikanska Republiken. Dessa flyktingar bor till stor del utanför flyktingläger och livnär sig på samma mark som lokalbefolkningen. Detta skapar ofta konflikt mellan befolkningsgrupper som gör det svårt att hitta långsiktiga, hållbara lösningar för flyktingarna. Området har en bristande infrastruktur, jordbrukare har inga eller dåliga möjligheter att förädla sin produktion, bristande tillgång till marknader samt ingen eller dålig tillgång till krediter. Cirka 38% av DRKs undernärda befolkning äter en ensidig kost i form av kasava trots att faktiska förutsättningar för en bredare produktion föreligger. Det föreslagna gemensamma FN programmet "Fostering resilience and sustainable livelihood systems in North and South Ubangi " har som övergripande målsättning, givet den utvecklingsproblematik som beskrivs ovan, att: 1. Minska mat och nutritions behov för sårbara hushåll 2. Öka småskaliga jordbrukares tekniska och finansiella kapacitet att öka sin jordbruksproduktion, samt att förbättra deras tillgång till marknader. Detta kommer att innebära ökade inkomster och försörjningsmöjligheter och gör dem mer resilienta mot framtida chocker. 3. Stödja lokala organisationer så de bidrar aktivt till social sammanhållning, jämställdhet, fred och försoning. Programmet avser att bidra till ovanstående målsättningar genom att uppnå följande resultat: 1) Lokala organisationer har förbättrat kapaciteten för hållbar och näringskänslig livsmedelsproduktion samt förbättrad kapacitet att bedriva en uthållig jordbruksproduktion, optimerad hantering av skörd, raffinera livsmedel ur sin skörd samt öka sin tillgång till marknader. 2) Samhällena har kapacitet att arbeta konfliktförebyggande samt att främja social sammanhållning, jämställdhet, fred och försoning. 3) Kvinnors status, levnadsförhållande och faktiska beslutanderätt har stärkts som ett direkt resultat av programmet. 4) Hushåll på landsbygden får tillgång till finansiellt stöd genom att de bidrar till förbättring av infrastruktur i form av vägbygge och liknande projekt samt etablerandet av samhällsbaserade låntagarorganisationer. De direkta mottagarna av det stöd som insatsen kommer att generera är 13 000 hushåll, varav 5 000 i Libengedisktriktet, 4 000 i Gemenadisktriktet och 4 000 i Mobay Mbongodistriktet. De nämnda distrikten ligger belägna i Ubangiprovinserna i västra DRK. Programmets totala budget är på 65 miljoner svenska kronor för 2020 - 2023. WFP:s del i budgeten är 57 procent och FAO:s del i budgeten är 43 procent. WFP kommer att vara Sveriges avtalspart genom undertecknandet av ett insatsavtal. En standardmall som tagits fram av FN:s utvecklingsgrupp (UNDG), en sk. Standard Administrative Arrangement för pass-through fund management för gemensamma program (SAA), kommer att användas (Mallen är fastställd genom Sida beslut 2015-003649). Administrative Agent (administrativt ansvarig) är WFP, de undertecknar SAA med Sverige representerat av Sida och administrerar de medel som tillställs programmet. De ansvarar för att sammanställa den finansiella rapporteringen från de Deltagande FN-organen (Participating UN Organizations). För att utföra detta arbete har WFP rätt att ta ut en administrativ avgift på 1 procent. WFP är också sk. Convening Agent (sammankallande) vilket innebär att WFP har ansvar för att koordinera den narrativa rapporteringen av programmet. Både FAO och WFP är också Deltagande FN-organ, sk. Partcipating UN Organizations vilket innebär att de kommer implementera programmet. Deltagande FN organ har rätt till att ta 7 % i avgift för att täcka deras indirekta kostnader relaterade till implementeringen av programmet. WFP tar i detta sammanhanget 6.5% enligt beslut på deras huvudkontor. Till SAA kommer att biläggas en kopia för information av ett signerat ”Memorandum of Understanding” (MoU) upprättat specifikt för programmet mellan de Deltagande FN-organen, Administrative Agent och Convening Agent, dvs. WFP och FAO, där deras inbördes ansvar anges (detta MoU görs inte till avtalsinnehåll). Det är Sidas, WFPs och FAOs avsikt att samordna med andra givare så mycket som möjligt. Genom att samarbeta med Kanada och Tyskland kan administrationen kring rapportering effektiviseras. To address food and nutrition needs of vulnerable households. 1. To address food and nutrition needs of vulnerable households;  2. To increase smallholder farmers’ agricultural and financial capacities for sustainable production and market engagement in order to increase their incomes and build resilient livelihoods; 3. To reduce the disparities between women and men in the targeted territories and support social cohesion and peace;   The practical elements of the intervention are described below, these are an indication of how change will be achieved. These activities have been tested in multiple settings with proven good results. Help farmers and farmer cooperatives from host communities and refugees to raise their food production and therefore also increase their income, reduce debt burdens in times of crisis and ensure sustainable food and nutrition security. The combined strategic efforts to build resilience and generate incomes will contribute to increase social cohesion between refugees and host communities and will open doors for development and exit strategies for refugee’s assistance. Attention will be given to improve the adoption of innovative good practices such as the use of bio-fertilizers and improved seeds to improve productivity. These techniques will be promoted through a participatory learning by doing approach called “Farmer Field Schools”. These trainings will also promote the safe and correct use of organic and mineral fertilizers in terms of amounts, timing and methods appropriate to agronomic, environmental and human health requirements. Asset Creation will contribute to constructing feeder roads, storage infrastructure and reforestation. At the same time these activities will promote social and economic integration. Livelihood opportunities for women and youth will be increased. By focusing on a Food/cash-for-Assets approach, the project is fostering a shift from dependency on food aid to sustainable livelihoods. In addition, investment will be made in pre-and post-harvest technologies to improve food security by reducing food losses and thereby increasing the amount of food available for consumption by farmers and poor rural and urban consumers. The project will include a robust financial component. A community-based saving and loans initiative will be implemented with the aim of facilitating beneficiaries’ access to rural finance opportunities as a means of durable resilience. The basic principle of the VSLA in this project is that targeted farmer groups of the project form a Village Saving and Loan Association: a group of people who save together and take small loans from savings to invest in their livelihoods. A conditional cash transfer might be given to groups demonstrate their engagement, so they can profit from increased capital for credits and investments in their livelihoods. For women only groups, complementary interventions will be organized on income generating activities to diversify income sources. To mitigate the negative impact the collection of firewood is having on the environment the project will distribute improved cooking stoves. When cooking fuel is not readily available, it can have a considerable impact on the nutrition of vulnerable populations. On the other hand, the time women spend collecting fuelwood directly affects the time available for caring and feeding of children with possible negative impacts on nutrition. The collection of firewood is also directly linked to increased risk of gender-based and sexual violence as women have to walk long distances in insecure areas. The project will involve women in all aspects of the value chain with a strengthened role in decision making. Sweden WFP/World Food Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFP/World Food Programme 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 32000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 32000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32000000 WFP/World Food Programme 32000000 WFP/World Food Programme DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Improved opportunities for productive employment for women and young people that is socially and environmentally sustainable Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning för kvinnor och ungdomar som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened conflict transformation and reconciliation initiatives that contribute to local conflict resolution Stärkta konfliktlösnings- och försoningsinitiativ som bidrar till lokal konfliktlösning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11843-11843A0102 Sweden The World Food Programme (WFP) and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has submitted a project proposal to Sida for 65 million Swedish crowns (SEK) to implement a three year programme titled "Fostering resilience and sustainable livelihood systems in North and South Ubangi" for the period 2020-2023.The proposed project ”Fostering resilience and sustainable livelihood systems in North and South Ubangi " has the following overarching objectives: 1. To address food and nutrition needs of vulnerable households;2. To increase smallholder farmers’ agricultural and financial capacities for sustainable production and market engagement to increase their incomes and build resilient livelihoods; 3. To reduce the disparities between women and men in the targeted territories and support social cohesion and peace.The programme aims to achieve the above objectives through the following outcomes and outputs:1. Community based organizations have improved capacities on sustainable and nutrition sensitive food production, processing and commercializationOutput 1.1: Targeted community-based organizations have strengthened their local governance and structure in a gender sensitive mannerOutput 1.2: Targeted households have received support and capacity development on sustainable and nutrition sensitive agricultural production and food processingOutput 1.3: Targeted households are trained in post-harvest management and commercialization2. Beneficiary communities are prepared to take action for the promotion of social cohesion, and peaceful cohabitation among refugees and host communitiesOutput 2.1: Refugees and Host communities have improved social cohesion at community levelOutput 2.2.: Early warning and conflict prevention systems are established to promote diversity, peace and social cohesion between refugees and host communities3. Women’s status/conditions in their communities have improved and gender equality is strengthened thanks to the project activities.Output 3.1: Targeted women have received training to improve leadership and decision making skills in community based organizationsOutput 3.2: Targeted women have improved access to diversified income sources Output 3.3: Communities are trained and supported on safe access to fuel and energy 4. Targeted households have improved access to inclusive financing and productive Community assetsOutput 4.1: Vulnerable households, including refugees have received support through social safety nets to rehabilitate Priority community productive assetsOutput 4.2: Community Saving and Loans associations have been establishedThe direct beneficiaries of the intervention are 13 000 households of which 5 000 are located in Libenge, 4 000 in Gemena and 4 000 in Mobay Mbongo. The districts are all located in North and South Ubangi in western DRC and totals 78 000 individuals. FN:s livsmedelsprogram (WFP) har i samarbete med FN:s livsmedels- och jordbruksorganisation (FAO) ansökt till Sida om finansiellt stöd om 65 miljoner svenska kronor för att genomföra programmet "Fostering resilience and sustainable livelihood systems in North and South Ubangi" under perioden 2020-2023. Befolkningen i Nord och Syd Ubangi i västra DRK är till stor del beroende av jordbruksproduktion för sin överlevnad. Uppskattningsvis kommer över 60 % av maten som konsumeras från småskalig jordbruksproduktion. Provinsen är egentligen mycket bördig, men av olika anledningar är produktionen inom jordbruket mycket låg och faktum är att 78 % av hushållen i Sydubangi och 59% i Nordubangi räknas om matosäkra (food insecure) vilket är över det nationella snittet i DRK. Området har också tagit emot ett stort antal flyktingar från Central Afrikanska Republiken. Dessa flyktingar bor till stor del utanför flyktingläger och livnär sig på samma mark som lokalbefolkningen. Detta skapar ofta konflikt mellan befolkningsgrupper som gör det svårt att hitta långsiktiga, hållbara lösningar för flyktingarna. Området har en bristande infrastruktur, jordbrukare har inga eller dåliga möjligheter att förädla sin produktion, bristande tillgång till marknader samt ingen eller dålig tillgång till krediter. Cirka 38% av DRKs undernärda befolkning äter en ensidig kost i form av kasava trots att faktiska förutsättningar för en bredare produktion föreligger. Det föreslagna gemensamma FN programmet "Fostering resilience and sustainable livelihood systems in North and South Ubangi " har som övergripande målsättning, givet den utvecklingsproblematik som beskrivs ovan, att: 1. Minska mat och nutritions behov för sårbara hushåll 2. Öka småskaliga jordbrukares tekniska och finansiella kapacitet att öka sin jordbruksproduktion, samt att förbättra deras tillgång till marknader. Detta kommer att innebära ökade inkomster och försörjningsmöjligheter och gör dem mer resilienta mot framtida chocker. 3. Stödja lokala organisationer så de bidrar aktivt till social sammanhållning, jämställdhet, fred och försoning. Programmet avser att bidra till ovanstående målsättningar genom att uppnå följande resultat: 1) Lokala organisationer har förbättrat kapaciteten för hållbar och näringskänslig livsmedelsproduktion samt förbättrad kapacitet att bedriva en uthållig jordbruksproduktion, optimerad hantering av skörd, raffinera livsmedel ur sin skörd samt öka sin tillgång till marknader. 2) Samhällena har kapacitet att arbeta konfliktförebyggande samt att främja social sammanhållning, jämställdhet, fred och försoning. 3) Kvinnors status, levnadsförhållande och faktiska beslutanderätt har stärkts som ett direkt resultat av programmet. 4) Hushåll på landsbygden får tillgång till finansiellt stöd genom att de bidrar till förbättring av infrastruktur i form av vägbygge och liknande projekt samt etablerandet av samhällsbaserade låntagarorganisationer. De direkta mottagarna av det stöd som insatsen kommer att generera är 13 000 hushåll, varav 5 000 i Libengedisktriktet, 4 000 i Gemenadisktriktet och 4 000 i Mobay Mbongodistriktet. De nämnda distrikten ligger belägna i Ubangiprovinserna i västra DRK. Programmets totala budget är på 65 miljoner svenska kronor för 2020 - 2023. WFP:s del i budgeten är 57 procent och FAO:s del i budgeten är 43 procent. WFP kommer att vara Sveriges avtalspart genom undertecknandet av ett insatsavtal. En standardmall som tagits fram av FN:s utvecklingsgrupp (UNDG), en sk. Standard Administrative Arrangement för pass-through fund management för gemensamma program (SAA), kommer att användas (Mallen är fastställd genom Sida beslut 2015-003649). Administrative Agent (administrativt ansvarig) är WFP, de undertecknar SAA med Sverige representerat av Sida och administrerar de medel som tillställs programmet. De ansvarar för att sammanställa den finansiella rapporteringen från de Deltagande FN-organen (Participating UN Organizations). För att utföra detta arbete har WFP rätt att ta ut en administrativ avgift på 1 procent. WFP är också sk. Convening Agent (sammankallande) vilket innebär att WFP har ansvar för att koordinera den narrativa rapporteringen av programmet. Både FAO och WFP är också Deltagande FN-organ, sk. Partcipating UN Organizations vilket innebär att de kommer implementera programmet. Deltagande FN organ har rätt till att ta 7 % i avgift för att täcka deras indirekta kostnader relaterade till implementeringen av programmet. WFP tar i detta sammanhanget 6.5% enligt beslut på deras huvudkontor. Till SAA kommer att biläggas en kopia för information av ett signerat ”Memorandum of Understanding” (MoU) upprättat specifikt för programmet mellan de Deltagande FN-organen, Administrative Agent och Convening Agent, dvs. WFP och FAO, där deras inbördes ansvar anges (detta MoU görs inte till avtalsinnehåll). Det är Sidas, WFPs och FAOs avsikt att samordna med andra givare så mycket som möjligt. Genom att samarbeta med Kanada och Tyskland kan administrationen kring rapportering effektiviseras. To address food and nutrition needs of vulnerable households. 1. To address food and nutrition needs of vulnerable households;  2. To increase smallholder farmers’ agricultural and financial capacities for sustainable production and market engagement in order to increase their incomes and build resilient livelihoods; 3. To reduce the disparities between women and men in the targeted territories and support social cohesion and peace;   The practical elements of the intervention are described below, these are an indication of how change will be achieved. These activities have been tested in multiple settings with proven good results. Help farmers and farmer cooperatives from host communities and refugees to raise their food production and therefore also increase their income, reduce debt burdens in times of crisis and ensure sustainable food and nutrition security. The combined strategic efforts to build resilience and generate incomes will contribute to increase social cohesion between refugees and host communities and will open doors for development and exit strategies for refugee’s assistance. Attention will be given to improve the adoption of innovative good practices such as the use of bio-fertilizers and improved seeds to improve productivity. These techniques will be promoted through a participatory learning by doing approach called “Farmer Field Schools”. These trainings will also promote the safe and correct use of organic and mineral fertilizers in terms of amounts, timing and methods appropriate to agronomic, environmental and human health requirements. Asset Creation will contribute to constructing feeder roads, storage infrastructure and reforestation. At the same time these activities will promote social and economic integration. Livelihood opportunities for women and youth will be increased. By focusing on a Food/cash-for-Assets approach, the project is fostering a shift from dependency on food aid to sustainable livelihoods. In addition, investment will be made in pre-and post-harvest technologies to improve food security by reducing food losses and thereby increasing the amount of food available for consumption by farmers and poor rural and urban consumers. The project will include a robust financial component. A community-based saving and loans initiative will be implemented with the aim of facilitating beneficiaries’ access to rural finance opportunities as a means of durable resilience. The basic principle of the VSLA in this project is that targeted farmer groups of the project form a Village Saving and Loan Association: a group of people who save together and take small loans from savings to invest in their livelihoods. A conditional cash transfer might be given to groups demonstrate their engagement, so they can profit from increased capital for credits and investments in their livelihoods. For women only groups, complementary interventions will be organized on income generating activities to diversify income sources. To mitigate the negative impact the collection of firewood is having on the environment the project will distribute improved cooking stoves. When cooking fuel is not readily available, it can have a considerable impact on the nutrition of vulnerable populations. On the other hand, the time women spend collecting fuelwood directly affects the time available for caring and feeding of children with possible negative impacts on nutrition. The collection of firewood is also directly linked to increased risk of gender-based and sexual violence as women have to walk long distances in insecure areas. The project will involve women in all aspects of the value chain with a strengthened role in decision making. Sweden WFP/World Food Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFP/World Food Programme 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 27200294 5799706 -240656 5799706 0 27200294 0 -240656 32759344 WFP/World Food Programme 27200294 WFP/World Food Programme 5799706 WFP/World Food Programme -240656.18 WFP/World Food Programme DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Sustainable and resilient agriculture with a focus on increased food security and livelihood Ett hållbart och motståndskraftigt lantbruk med fokus på förbättrad livsmedelstrygghet och försörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11858 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering i Thailand med UNFPA, för att bidra till implementeringen av strategin Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Relief co-ordination and support services Emergency Response JPOn fullföljde sina tre år på UNFPA och fick anställning på UNFPA efter att hen avslutade sitt JPO-uppdrag. Målet anses vara uppnått då insatsen bidrar till resursbasutveckling. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11858-11858A0101-H Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering i Thailand med UNFPA, för att bidra till implementeringen av strategin Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1245667 0 0 1245667 0 1245667 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1245666.5800000001 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-11858-11858A0102-H Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering i Thailand med UNFPA, för att bidra till implementeringen av strategin Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1020060 545913 0 0 545914 0 0 0 1020060 1565973 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1020059.53 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 545914.0600000001 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-11936 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-11936-11936A0101 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1542148 0 0 0 1542148 0 1542148 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1542147.5799999998 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-11936-11936A0102 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1204826 1018212 0 0 0 1018212 0 1204826 2223038 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1204825.5899999999 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1018211.92 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12073 Sweden This intervention aims at strengthening transitional justice processes in Colombia through a specific-purpose programme support allocated to ICTJ (International Centre for Transitional Justice). This is a continuation of a previous support with ID-number 52060071. The objectives to advance accountability of all actors to the armed conflict and the fulfilment of victims’ rights are expected to be met by: 1) Providing comparative international experience and technical assistance for the start-up and implementation of the transitional justice mechanisms. 2) Strengthening the capacity of civil society and victims’ organisations to enhance their participation in the transitional justice process. Denna insats syftar till att stärka processerna för övergångsrättvisa i Colombia genom ett programstöd till ICTJ (Internationella centrumet för övergångsrättvisa). Detta är en fortsättning på ett tidigare stöd med Sida ID 52060071. Målen att främja ansvarsskyldighet för alla aktörer i den väpnade konflikten samt att tillgodose offrens rättigheter. Detta förväntas uppfyllas genom följande: 1) Tillhandahålla komparativ internationell erfarenhet och tekniskt bistånd för att påbörja och genomföra mekanismerna för övergångsrättvisa. 2) Stärka kapaciteten hos det civila samhället och offrens organisationer med målet att öka deras deltagande i processen för övergångsrättvisa. The program's overall objective is that transitional justice processes in Colombia are implemented in a way that advances accountability of all actors to the internal armed conflict and the fulfillment of victims' rights. In order to achieve this goal, ICTJ-Colombia will: (i) strengthen different social sectors and institutions, at the national and regional levels, by providing information, rigorous analysis and technical assistance to enable full and effective participation with feasible proposals for the implementation of the mechanisms in the Comprehensive System of Transitional Justice*; and (ii) provide comparative international experience, feasible proposals and technical assistance for the start-up and implementation of these mechanisms. Outcome 1: The Special Jurisdiction for Peace (SJP) incorporates international and national standards and best practices into its operational design and implementation to guarantee victims' right to justice. Outcome 2: Truth-seeking mechanisms in Colombia adopt an operational design and are implemented in accordance with national and international best practices, to guarantee effective realization of victims of their mandate and the participation of victims. Outcome 3: Different society and institutional actors engage in and take ownership of the goals and achievements of the mechanisms of the Comprehensive System and the Peace Agreement. ** __________________________________________ * Chapter 5 of the Peace Accords between the Government of Colombia and the FARC designed a Comprehensive System for Truth, Justice, Reparation and Non-repetition which comprises the creation of a Special Jurisdiction for Peace (SJP), a Truth Commission (TC) and a Search Unit for Missing Persons. ** Outcome 3 was introduced in ICTJs 2019-2020 annual plan, reformulating and integrating elements of previous outcomes 3 (collective reparations) and 4 (reconciliation). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Justice, law and order policy, planning and administration Government & Civil Society-general ICTJ continued to serve as an important and trusted source of technical assistance and international experiences for the three transitional justice mechanisms in Colombia, especially to the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (SJP) and the Truth Commission (TC). The trust and legitimacy established over the years with the institutions has enabled ICTJ to influence important processes and increase capacity to incorporate international and national standards and best practices into their work, while developing innovative solutions that are context-specific to Colombia. Through this work, ICTJ increased the technical capacity of the mechanisms to ensure the effective implementation of their mandate and advance accountability and fulfillment of victims rights. With regards to the transitional justice mechanisms, it is worth mentioning the following results: 1) The Special Jurisdiction for Peace applies international and national standards and best practices in its operation and decisions to address the mass scale of victims, perpetrators, and violations; 2) Colombian society more readily owns and accepts the work of the Truth Commission (including its final report); and 3) Different society and institutional actors actively engage and participate in restorative justice processes and dialogue on reforms that promote the political and social transition of the country. Unexpected results are mainly focused on the role played by Civil Society organisations, who strived into actively contributing to drafting reports to the truth commission and the Special Jurisdiction for Peace that have informed fundamental documents and institutional processes such as the Final Report on the armed conflict and recommendations for a durable peace (Truth Commission) and the macrocases sentences on kidnapping and extralegal executions by state forces. In this regard, ICTJ's support and technical accompaniment to key organisations was fundamental to provide conceptual insttuments for grassroots communities to develop the documents and advocate for their inclusion in key decision-making scenarios. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12073-12073A0101 Sweden This intervention aims at strengthening transitional justice processes in Colombia through a specific-purpose programme support allocated to ICTJ (International Centre for Transitional Justice). This is a continuation of a previous support with ID-number 52060071. The objectives to advance accountability of all actors to the armed conflict and the fulfilment of victims’ rights are expected to be met by: 1) Providing comparative international experience and technical assistance for the start-up and implementation of the transitional justice mechanisms. 2) Strengthening the capacity of civil society and victims’ organisations to enhance their participation in the transitional justice process. Denna insats syftar till att stärka processerna för övergångsrättvisa i Colombia genom ett programstöd till ICTJ (Internationella centrumet för övergångsrättvisa). Detta är en fortsättning på ett tidigare stöd med Sida ID 52060071. Målen att främja ansvarsskyldighet för alla aktörer i den väpnade konflikten samt att tillgodose offrens rättigheter. Detta förväntas uppfyllas genom följande: 1) Tillhandahålla komparativ internationell erfarenhet och tekniskt bistånd för att påbörja och genomföra mekanismerna för övergångsrättvisa. 2) Stärka kapaciteten hos det civila samhället och offrens organisationer med målet att öka deras deltagande i processen för övergångsrättvisa. The program's overall objective is that transitional justice processes in Colombia are implemented in a way that advances accountability of all actors to the internal armed conflict and the fulfillment of victims' rights. In order to achieve this goal, ICTJ-Colombia will: (i) strengthen different social sectors and institutions, at the national and regional levels, by providing information, rigorous analysis and technical assistance to enable full and effective participation with feasible proposals for the implementation of the mechanisms in the Comprehensive System of Transitional Justice*; and (ii) provide comparative international experience, feasible proposals and technical assistance for the start-up and implementation of these mechanisms. Outcome 1: The Special Jurisdiction for Peace (SJP) incorporates international and national standards and best practices into its operational design and implementation to guarantee victims' right to justice. Outcome 2: Truth-seeking mechanisms in Colombia adopt an operational design and are implemented in accordance with national and international best practices, to guarantee effective realization of victims of their mandate and the participation of victims. Outcome 3: Different society and institutional actors engage in and take ownership of the goals and achievements of the mechanisms of the Comprehensive System and the Peace Agreement. ** __________________________________________ * Chapter 5 of the Peace Accords between the Government of Colombia and the FARC designed a Comprehensive System for Truth, Justice, Reparation and Non-repetition which comprises the creation of a Special Jurisdiction for Peace (SJP), a Truth Commission (TC) and a Search Unit for Missing Persons. ** Outcome 3 was introduced in ICTJs 2019-2020 annual plan, reformulating and integrating elements of previous outcomes 3 (collective reparations) and 4 (reconciliation). Sweden ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 3500000 3500000 0 0 1500000 2000000 0 0 3500000 1500000 0 0 0 1000000 0 9500000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 1500000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 1000000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 2000000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 1500000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 3500000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic implementation of the peace agreement Stärkt demokratiskt genomförande av fredsavtalen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater access to transitional justice and respect for human rights. Ökad tillgång till övergångsrättvisa och respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12073-12073A0103 Sweden This intervention aims at strengthening transitional justice processes in Colombia through a specific-purpose programme support allocated to ICTJ (International Centre for Transitional Justice). This is a continuation of a previous support with ID-number 52060071. The objectives to advance accountability of all actors to the armed conflict and the fulfilment of victims’ rights are expected to be met by: 1) Providing comparative international experience and technical assistance for the start-up and implementation of the transitional justice mechanisms. 2) Strengthening the capacity of civil society and victims’ organisations to enhance their participation in the transitional justice process. Denna insats syftar till att stärka processerna för övergångsrättvisa i Colombia genom ett programstöd till ICTJ (Internationella centrumet för övergångsrättvisa). Detta är en fortsättning på ett tidigare stöd med Sida ID 52060071. Målen att främja ansvarsskyldighet för alla aktörer i den väpnade konflikten samt att tillgodose offrens rättigheter. Detta förväntas uppfyllas genom följande: 1) Tillhandahålla komparativ internationell erfarenhet och tekniskt bistånd för att påbörja och genomföra mekanismerna för övergångsrättvisa. 2) Stärka kapaciteten hos det civila samhället och offrens organisationer med målet att öka deras deltagande i processen för övergångsrättvisa. The program's overall objective is that transitional justice processes in Colombia are implemented in a way that advances accountability of all actors to the internal armed conflict and the fulfillment of victims' rights. In order to achieve this goal, ICTJ-Colombia will: (i) strengthen different social sectors and institutions, at the national and regional levels, by providing information, rigorous analysis and technical assistance to enable full and effective participation with feasible proposals for the implementation of the mechanisms in the Comprehensive System of Transitional Justice*; and (ii) provide comparative international experience, feasible proposals and technical assistance for the start-up and implementation of these mechanisms. Outcome 1: The Special Jurisdiction for Peace (SJP) incorporates international and national standards and best practices into its operational design and implementation to guarantee victims' right to justice. Outcome 2: Truth-seeking mechanisms in Colombia adopt an operational design and are implemented in accordance with national and international best practices, to guarantee effective realization of victims of their mandate and the participation of victims. Outcome 3: Different society and institutional actors engage in and take ownership of the goals and achievements of the mechanisms of the Comprehensive System and the Peace Agreement. ** __________________________________________ * Chapter 5 of the Peace Accords between the Government of Colombia and the FARC designed a Comprehensive System for Truth, Justice, Reparation and Non-repetition which comprises the creation of a Special Jurisdiction for Peace (SJP), a Truth Commission (TC) and a Search Unit for Missing Persons. ** Outcome 3 was introduced in ICTJs 2019-2020 annual plan, reformulating and integrating elements of previous outcomes 3 (collective reparations) and 4 (reconciliation). Sweden ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 2500000 2500000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 2500000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice Colombia 2021-2025 Colombia 2021-2025 Negotiated peace and transitional justice implementation Stärkta förutsättningar för demokratiskt genomförande av en förhandlad fred och övergångsrättvisa. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12280 Sweden The Gaza Community Mental Health Programme (GCMHP) is a long-term partner to Sweden and was established in 1990 as a recognized non-governmental organization that provides specialized mental health services in Gaza. GCMHP focuses on offering community mental health services and is a resource for other community based organizations (CBOs) in Gaza, the Ministry of Health, and UNRWA. GCMHP's mission is: 'guided by the principles of justice and human rights, GCMHP provides inclusive, integrated, and specialized community mental health services in Palestine.' Sweden has supported GCMHP's previous strategic period 2014-2018 along with the Norwegian Representative Office and the Swiss Development Cooperation. The focus of the 2014-2018 strategic period was on strengthening the organizational structure of GCMHP to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the mental health services delivered. The focus for GCMHP in the upcoming strategic period 2019-2021 is to contribute to improve the mental wellbeing of the population in the Gaza Strip through providing access to specialized mental health services; having emergency response mechanisms in place to provide first aid psychological interventions, counselling, and referrals to those impacted by trauma; continuing to expand the pool of mental health professionals in Gaza through building the capacity of health care professionals; support the capacity of relevant organizations to provide basic care, non-specialized support, and an effective referral system; and focusing on action-oriented research. The intervention entails Sweden's contribution to GCMHP's core budget to work towards the following three strategic goals: 1. contribute to improving the mental health situation of the population in the Gaza Strip; 2. support the capacity of professionals and other actors to provide appropriate focused care; and 3. strengthen GCMHP's leadership role through implementing model procedures, protocols, and research. Gaza Community Mental Health Program (GCMHP) är en långsiktig partner till Sverige och grundades 1990 som en allmänt erkänd icke-statlig organisation som tillhandahåller specialiserade psykiatriska tjänster i Gaza. GCMHP fokuserar på att erbjuda hälsovårdstjänster och är en resurs för andra civilsamhällesorganisationer (CBO) i Gaza, hälsoministeriet och UNRWA. GCMHP: s uppdrag är: "Styrd av principerna om rättvisa och mänskliga rättigheter ger GCMHP inkluderande, integrerad och specialiserad samhällshälsovård i Palestina." Sverige har stött GCMHP:s tidigare strategiperiod 2014-2018 tillsammans med Norge och Schweiz. Fokus för strategiperioden 2014-2018 var att stärka GCMHP: s organisationsstruktur för att förbättra förutsättningama för måluppfyllelse och effektiviteten i genomförandet av de mentala tjänster som levereras. Fokus för GCMHP under den kommande strategiperioden 2019-2021 är att bidra till att förbättra befolkningens mentala välbefinnande i Gazaremsan genom att ge tillgång till specialiserade psykiatriska tjänster; ha mekanismer på plats för att ge snabb psykologiska assistans, rådgivning och hänvisningar till de som påverkas av trauma; fortsätta att expandera poolen av psykiatriska experter i Gaza genom att bygga upp kapaciteten hos vårdpersonal; Stödja relevanta organisationers kapacitet att tillhandahålla grundläggande vård, icke-specialiserat stöd och ett effektivt hänvisningssystem och fokusera på praktisk forskning. Åtgärden innebär att Sveriges bidrag till GCMHP: s kärnbudget ska verka för följande tre strategiska mål: 1. Bidra till att förbättra befolkningens psykiska hälsa i Gazaremsan. 2. Stödja personal och andra aktörer att tillhandahålla lämplig fokuserad vård. och 3. stärka GCMHP: s ledarroll genom att utarbeta procedurer för genomförande av dessa aktiviteter, protokoll och forskning. Sweden plans to provide core support to GCMHP to fund its Strategic Plan for 2019-2021 with the following mission: 'Guided by the principles of justice and human rights, GCMHP provides inclusive, integrated, and specialized community mental health services in Palestine.' GCMHP has set the following three strategic objectives to achieve its mission: (1) to contribute to improving the mental health situation of the population in the Gaza Strip and activating the rapid response mechanism in case of emergency; (2) to support the capacity of professionals and other actors to provide appropriate focused care through academic and professional programs; (3) to strengthen GCMHP's leadership role through implementing model procedures, protocols, and research.  GCMHP throughout its various interventions and quality services aims at improving the psychological wellbeing and coping and resilience of its different target groups. Under the first strategic objective, the target groups are: indirect victims of human rights violations and traumatic events, children and youth under eighteen years old suffering from mental and psychological disorders, individuals suffering from chronic psychiatric and pervasive development disorders. Under the second strategic objective, the target group is: CBOs, NGOs, and medical care facilities to strengthen their capacity to provide non-specialized mental health and psychosocial support services, to increase the coverage of available mental health services across Gaza. Building the capacity of organizations through focusing on the third level intervention pyramid for mental health and psychosocial support will allow trainees to be able to take care of basic mental care conditions, which would give GCMHP more room to focus on specialized mental health services. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Promotion of mental health and well-being COVID-19 control Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) Basic Health Year 2020 has presented extraordinary challenges to Gaza community, as a result of the effects of coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GCMHP has responded to these challenges with additional efforts and support to affected people and significant adjustments to service delivery to ensure continued access to mental health services. The progress over the year 2020 has achieved key results focusing on improvements in mental health outcomes under GCMHPs 3-year strategic plan. This includes work to improve resilience, social and emotional well-being, and mental health in the Gaza Strip, and to support and strengthen local mental health workforce. There has also been a continued focus on engaging with stakeholders in mental health policy development, service design and delivery. In this regard, GCMHP helped in shaping and developing the national emergency response to COVID-19 crisis, through its input to the international and national committees, service providers and Clusters members, providing them with an insight on mental health gaps, methods of integrated care, screening and early mental health intervention. GCMHP issued fact sheets, work papers and monthly snapshots showing the mental health situation of the population under COVID-19. Globally, GCMHP participated in many international platforms, discussion sessions and webinars in order to exchange knowledge, information and experiences related to COVID-19 and its impact on mental health, the results and recommendations arose from each of which were disseminated among local professionals, civil organizations and the community, using media platforms and workshops. Locally, GCMHP contributed also to preparing and reviewing the Ministry of Health national emergency plan and the new national strategic plan 2021-2025. It also added its valuable inputs to the Humanitarian Needs Overview 2021 and the Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 which are managed by UN agencies such as UNICIEF, WHO, OHCHR, OCHA and oPt Humanitarian Fund. GCMHP has had a leading role from the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis, as it has been providing integrated and specialized mental health services to the population in the Gaza Strip. The target groups also included people in home quarantine or official quarantine centers in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Social Development, and other service providers. GCMHPs direct services reached 16,424 beneficiaries with estimated dozens of thousands of indirect beneficiaries No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12280-12280A0101 Sweden The Gaza Community Mental Health Programme (GCMHP) is a long-term partner to Sweden and was established in 1990 as a recognized non-governmental organization that provides specialized mental health services in Gaza. GCMHP focuses on offering community mental health services and is a resource for other community based organizations (CBOs) in Gaza, the Ministry of Health, and UNRWA. GCMHP's mission is: 'guided by the principles of justice and human rights, GCMHP provides inclusive, integrated, and specialized community mental health services in Palestine.' Sweden has supported GCMHP's previous strategic period 2014-2018 along with the Norwegian Representative Office and the Swiss Development Cooperation. The focus of the 2014-2018 strategic period was on strengthening the organizational structure of GCMHP to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the mental health services delivered. The focus for GCMHP in the upcoming strategic period 2019-2021 is to contribute to improve the mental wellbeing of the population in the Gaza Strip through providing access to specialized mental health services; having emergency response mechanisms in place to provide first aid psychological interventions, counselling, and referrals to those impacted by trauma; continuing to expand the pool of mental health professionals in Gaza through building the capacity of health care professionals; support the capacity of relevant organizations to provide basic care, non-specialized support, and an effective referral system; and focusing on action-oriented research. The intervention entails Sweden's contribution to GCMHP's core budget to work towards the following three strategic goals: 1. contribute to improving the mental health situation of the population in the Gaza Strip; 2. support the capacity of professionals and other actors to provide appropriate focused care; and 3. strengthen GCMHP's leadership role through implementing model procedures, protocols, and research. Gaza Community Mental Health Program (GCMHP) är en långsiktig partner till Sverige och grundades 1990 som en allmänt erkänd icke-statlig organisation som tillhandahåller specialiserade psykiatriska tjänster i Gaza. GCMHP fokuserar på att erbjuda hälsovårdstjänster och är en resurs för andra civilsamhällesorganisationer (CBO) i Gaza, hälsoministeriet och UNRWA. GCMHP: s uppdrag är: "Styrd av principerna om rättvisa och mänskliga rättigheter ger GCMHP inkluderande, integrerad och specialiserad samhällshälsovård i Palestina." Sverige har stött GCMHP:s tidigare strategiperiod 2014-2018 tillsammans med Norge och Schweiz. Fokus för strategiperioden 2014-2018 var att stärka GCMHP: s organisationsstruktur för att förbättra förutsättningama för måluppfyllelse och effektiviteten i genomförandet av de mentala tjänster som levereras. Fokus för GCMHP under den kommande strategiperioden 2019-2021 är att bidra till att förbättra befolkningens mentala välbefinnande i Gazaremsan genom att ge tillgång till specialiserade psykiatriska tjänster; ha mekanismer på plats för att ge snabb psykologiska assistans, rådgivning och hänvisningar till de som påverkas av trauma; fortsätta att expandera poolen av psykiatriska experter i Gaza genom att bygga upp kapaciteten hos vårdpersonal; Stödja relevanta organisationers kapacitet att tillhandahålla grundläggande vård, icke-specialiserat stöd och ett effektivt hänvisningssystem och fokusera på praktisk forskning. Åtgärden innebär att Sveriges bidrag till GCMHP: s kärnbudget ska verka för följande tre strategiska mål: 1. Bidra till att förbättra befolkningens psykiska hälsa i Gazaremsan. 2. Stödja personal och andra aktörer att tillhandahålla lämplig fokuserad vård. och 3. stärka GCMHP: s ledarroll genom att utarbeta procedurer för genomförande av dessa aktiviteter, protokoll och forskning. Sweden plans to provide core support to GCMHP to fund its Strategic Plan for 2019-2021 with the following mission: 'Guided by the principles of justice and human rights, GCMHP provides inclusive, integrated, and specialized community mental health services in Palestine.' GCMHP has set the following three strategic objectives to achieve its mission: (1) to contribute to improving the mental health situation of the population in the Gaza Strip and activating the rapid response mechanism in case of emergency; (2) to support the capacity of professionals and other actors to provide appropriate focused care through academic and professional programs; (3) to strengthen GCMHP's leadership role through implementing model procedures, protocols, and research.  GCMHP throughout its various interventions and quality services aims at improving the psychological wellbeing and coping and resilience of its different target groups. Under the first strategic objective, the target groups are: indirect victims of human rights violations and traumatic events, children and youth under eighteen years old suffering from mental and psychological disorders, individuals suffering from chronic psychiatric and pervasive development disorders. Under the second strategic objective, the target group is: CBOs, NGOs, and medical care facilities to strengthen their capacity to provide non-specialized mental health and psychosocial support services, to increase the coverage of available mental health services across Gaza. Building the capacity of organizations through focusing on the third level intervention pyramid for mental health and psychosocial support will allow trainees to be able to take care of basic mental care conditions, which would give GCMHP more room to focus on specialized mental health services. Sweden Gaza Community Mental Health Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Gaza Community Mental Health 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 8000000 0 8000000 0 0 0 8000000 0 6600000 Gaza Community Mental Health 9400000 Gaza Community Mental Health 8000000 Gaza Community Mental Health 6600000 Gaza Community Mental Health 1400000 Gaza Community Mental Health Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 Strengthened opportunities for provision of basic health services Stärkta förutsättningar för tillhandahållande av grundläggande service inom hälsoområdet Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-12280-12280A0102 Sweden The Gaza Community Mental Health Programme (GCMHP) is a long-term partner to Sweden and was established in 1990 as a recognized non-governmental organization that provides specialized mental health services in Gaza. GCMHP focuses on offering community mental health services and is a resource for other community based organizations (CBOs) in Gaza, the Ministry of Health, and UNRWA. GCMHP's mission is: 'guided by the principles of justice and human rights, GCMHP provides inclusive, integrated, and specialized community mental health services in Palestine.' Sweden has supported GCMHP's previous strategic period 2014-2018 along with the Norwegian Representative Office and the Swiss Development Cooperation. The focus of the 2014-2018 strategic period was on strengthening the organizational structure of GCMHP to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the mental health services delivered. The focus for GCMHP in the upcoming strategic period 2019-2021 is to contribute to improve the mental wellbeing of the population in the Gaza Strip through providing access to specialized mental health services; having emergency response mechanisms in place to provide first aid psychological interventions, counselling, and referrals to those impacted by trauma; continuing to expand the pool of mental health professionals in Gaza through building the capacity of health care professionals; support the capacity of relevant organizations to provide basic care, non-specialized support, and an effective referral system; and focusing on action-oriented research. The intervention entails Sweden's contribution to GCMHP's core budget to work towards the following three strategic goals: 1. contribute to improving the mental health situation of the population in the Gaza Strip; 2. support the capacity of professionals and other actors to provide appropriate focused care; and 3. strengthen GCMHP's leadership role through implementing model procedures, protocols, and research. Gaza Community Mental Health Program (GCMHP) är en långsiktig partner till Sverige och grundades 1990 som en allmänt erkänd icke-statlig organisation som tillhandahåller specialiserade psykiatriska tjänster i Gaza. GCMHP fokuserar på att erbjuda hälsovårdstjänster och är en resurs för andra civilsamhällesorganisationer (CBO) i Gaza, hälsoministeriet och UNRWA. GCMHP: s uppdrag är: "Styrd av principerna om rättvisa och mänskliga rättigheter ger GCMHP inkluderande, integrerad och specialiserad samhällshälsovård i Palestina." Sverige har stött GCMHP:s tidigare strategiperiod 2014-2018 tillsammans med Norge och Schweiz. Fokus för strategiperioden 2014-2018 var att stärka GCMHP: s organisationsstruktur för att förbättra förutsättningama för måluppfyllelse och effektiviteten i genomförandet av de mentala tjänster som levereras. Fokus för GCMHP under den kommande strategiperioden 2019-2021 är att bidra till att förbättra befolkningens mentala välbefinnande i Gazaremsan genom att ge tillgång till specialiserade psykiatriska tjänster; ha mekanismer på plats för att ge snabb psykologiska assistans, rådgivning och hänvisningar till de som påverkas av trauma; fortsätta att expandera poolen av psykiatriska experter i Gaza genom att bygga upp kapaciteten hos vårdpersonal; Stödja relevanta organisationers kapacitet att tillhandahålla grundläggande vård, icke-specialiserat stöd och ett effektivt hänvisningssystem och fokusera på praktisk forskning. Åtgärden innebär att Sveriges bidrag till GCMHP: s kärnbudget ska verka för följande tre strategiska mål: 1. Bidra till att förbättra befolkningens psykiska hälsa i Gazaremsan. 2. Stödja personal och andra aktörer att tillhandahålla lämplig fokuserad vård. och 3. stärka GCMHP: s ledarroll genom att utarbeta procedurer för genomförande av dessa aktiviteter, protokoll och forskning. Sweden plans to provide core support to GCMHP to fund its Strategic Plan for 2019-2021 with the following mission: 'Guided by the principles of justice and human rights, GCMHP provides inclusive, integrated, and specialized community mental health services in Palestine.' GCMHP has set the following three strategic objectives to achieve its mission: (1) to contribute to improving the mental health situation of the population in the Gaza Strip and activating the rapid response mechanism in case of emergency; (2) to support the capacity of professionals and other actors to provide appropriate focused care through academic and professional programs; (3) to strengthen GCMHP's leadership role through implementing model procedures, protocols, and research.  GCMHP throughout its various interventions and quality services aims at improving the psychological wellbeing and coping and resilience of its different target groups. Under the first strategic objective, the target groups are: indirect victims of human rights violations and traumatic events, children and youth under eighteen years old suffering from mental and psychological disorders, individuals suffering from chronic psychiatric and pervasive development disorders. Under the second strategic objective, the target group is: CBOs, NGOs, and medical care facilities to strengthen their capacity to provide non-specialized mental health and psychosocial support services, to increase the coverage of available mental health services across Gaza. Building the capacity of organizations through focusing on the third level intervention pyramid for mental health and psychosocial support will allow trainees to be able to take care of basic mental care conditions, which would give GCMHP more room to focus on specialized mental health services. Sweden Gaza Community Mental Health Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Gaza Community Mental Health 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 -164238 0 8000000 0 -164238 7835762 Gaza Community Mental Health 8000000 Gaza Community Mental Health -164238.07 Gaza Community Mental Health Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Greater gender equality, including increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive bättre tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-12382 Sweden Olof Palme International Center (OPC) has applied to Sida for funding of 6,2 million SEK to carry out the "Citizens´ participation for accountable and transparent governance towards social justice in North Macedonia" during the period January 2020 - December 2021. The intervention aims to strengthen the capacity and legitimacy of civil society organisations and support activities that ensure the participatory nature of political, social and economic processes and the accountability of duty bearers. Civil society organisations will mobilize citizens and increase participation in decision-making processes, improve transparency and accountability and ensure respect for socio-economic rights. Expected outcomes of the intervention: 1. The programme intends to see partner organisations strengthen their legitimacy, build alliances for joint actions to influence policy agendas and have capacities to monitor the implementation of political decisions. 2. The programme intends to see empowered citizens and civil society organisations be organised and actively participate and influence decision-making processes, demanding transparency and accountability of duty bearers. 3. The programme intends to see duty-bearers abide to regulations related to transparency and accountability, cooperate with relevant parts of civil society and include them in decision-making processes. OPC´s cooperation builds on support to individual Projects as well as to networks and Alliances gathered around common issues/components of the program. The direct target group is programme partner organisations. The indirect target groups, reached by the programme partners, are citizens/organized citizen groups and duty bearers. Olof Palme International Center (OPC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om finansiering av 6,2 miljoner SEK för att genomföra "Medborgarnas deltagande för ansvarsfullt och öppet styre mot social rättvisa i Nord Makedonien" under perioden januari 2020 - december 2021. Insatsen syftar till att stärka det civila samhällets organisationers kapacitet och legitimitet och stödja aktiviteter som säkerställer deltagande i politiska, sociala och ekonomiska processer och ansvarsutkrävande av ansvarstagare. Organisationer i det civila samhället kommer att mobilisera medborgarna och öka deltagandet i beslutsprocesser, förbättra öppenheten och ansvarsutkrävande, samt säkerställa respekten för socioekonomiska rättigheter. Förväntade resultat av insatsen: 1. Programmet avser att se partnerorganisationer stärka deras legitimitet, bygga allianser för gemensamma åtgärder för att påverka politiska dagordningar och ha kapacitet att övervaka genomförandet av politiska beslut. 2. Programmet har för avsikt att se stärkta medborgare och civilsamhällets organisationer som är organiserade, aktivt deltar i och påverkar beslutsprocesser, kräver öppenhet och ansvarutkrävande av ansvarstagare. 3. Programmet har för avsikt att se arsvarstagare följa bestämmelser som rör transparens och ansvarsutkrävande, samarbeta med relevanta delar av det civila samhället och inkludera dem i beslutsprocesser. OPCs samarbete bygger på stöd till enskilda projekt såväl som till nätverk och allianser som samlas kring gemensamma frågor/komponenter i programmet. The overall objective of the intervention and the project objective, as described in the programme document and assessed in the initial appraisal, have not changed. OPC base their work in the region on their International strategy which is valid 2020-2025. The intervention aims to strengthen the capacity and legitimacy of civil society organisations and support activities that ensure the participatory nature of political, social and economic processes and the accountability of duty bearers. Civil society organisations will mobilize citizens and increase participation in decision-making processes, improve transparency and accountability and ensure respect for socio-economic rights. Expected outcomes of the intervention: 1. The programme intended to see partner organisations strengthen their legitimacy, build alliances for joint actions to influence policy agendas and have capacities to monitor the implementation of political decisions. 2. The programme intended to see empowered citizens and civil society organisations be organised and actively participate and influence decision-making processes, demanding transparency and accountability of duty bearers. 3. The programme intended to see duty-bearers (state institutions) abide to regulations related to transparency and accountability, cooperate with relevant parts of civil society and include them in decision-making processes. OPC´s cooperation builds on support to individual Projects as well as to networks and Alliances gathered around common issues/components of the program. The direct target group is programme partner organisations. The indirect target groups, reached by the programme partners, are citizens/organized citizen groups and duty bearers. However when it comes to the expected objectives/outcome challenges, OPC mentions that they consider most of their partners now are mature and internally consolidated organisations, and the focus of the work in the next phase is therefore on expected outcomes 2 and 3. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Below is an overview of results achieved by OPC between the period 2020 to 2022: From 2020 to 2022, OPC continued to strengthen the capacity and legitimacy of civil society organisations and supported activities that ensure the participatory nature of political and social processes and the accountability of state institutions as part of the democratic consolidation in North Macedonia. During the 2020 to 2022 period, OPC has partnered with five partner organizations in order to accomplish the programme objectives: 1. Glasen Tekstilec (GT) ; 2. Trade Union of Industry, Energy and Mining (SIER); 3. Foundation for Debate and Education IDEA; 4. NGO Info-Centar and 5. Youth Cultural Center, Bitola (MKC Bitola) The programme has been effective in strengthening the legitimacy of the partner organizations, as well as it has been effective in the alliance-building of partners for influencing and monitoring policy agendas. 1. Glasen Tekstilec (GT) - focused on increasing awareness among workers in the textile, leather, and shoe industries and advocate for workers rights in the sector. Some of concrete examples of GT' achievements include: - GT in Stip grew from a volunteer based activist group into a well-established organisation recognized as a relevant stakeholder in the textile sector by workers, companies as well as local and national government as a promotor of social dialogue. - GT's work on increasing visibility around the issue of textile workers' working conditions led to a drastic increase in complaints regarding violations of workers' rights, which contributed to increased efficiency and transparency in the country's labor inspectorate. - GT together with another partner organization, SIER, actively advocated for workers' rights during the drafting process of the new labour law based on a close monitoring of the reform process. They were also part of the negotiations with the government on the level of minimum wages. There was also continouos work and focus on increasing awareness with the yearly Textilijada festival in Stip organized by GT, which has become a meeting point for all actors in the textile industry to discuss the sustainability of the sector. GT has built various coalitions and partnerships, including with local government, public enterprises, universities and other CSOs. GT has developed a close relation with the Swedish trade union Handels based on exchange and study visits to learn from each other and promote a closer cooperation with the European trade union movement. GT also organized a study visit to the city of Borås to take part of the transformation of the Swedish textile industry together with representatives from companies and the local and national government, with the idea of knowledge exchange and bringing lessons of the Swedish transition of the textile city of Borås to the textile city of Stip. OPC also states that GT has also gained the recognition of public institutions and was contacted by the Public Revenue Administration to learn more about the cases handled by the association and how the PRA can help fight corruption cases involving companies in the textile sector. GT regularly participated in meetings with both the local and national government and has established a formal cooperation with the Labour Inspectorate and the Public Revenue Office. As women make up 90% of the textile industry's employees, GT work with special attention to womens rights and issues such as gender discrimination and unequal salaries. 2. Trade Union of Industry, Energy and Mining (SIER) - OPC initially focused on support to structural reform strengthening internal democracy and the participation of members in decision-making processes. Some examples of the most notable achievements of SIER are: - Since the start of the collaboration SIER made significant progress and increased its membership by 150% (from 4 000 to 10 000 members) and succeeded in organising workers inside economic free zones which had not happened earlier. - SIER was asked by the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy, and participated in the process of drafting the new labour law. - SIER created a Womens section through the support of the Swedish union IF Metall as part of the modernizing of its structures and increased its presence in different workplaces offering trainings for union representatives. SIER has also initiated work to raise awareness on the issue among members and to promote a socially Just Transition. Also, in this work SIER collaborated with Swedish IF Metall and the IndustriALL federation representing workers in the mining, energy, and manufacturing sectors in Europe. 3. Foundation for Debate and Education IDEA - During the programme period, IDEA partnered with OPC in a project focused on bringing together all OPC partners in North Macedonia to promote and profile their experiences utilizing multimedia platforms. Some concrete examples of their work are: - IDEA contributed to the public debate by producing several video stories on workers rights, where the personal stories of workers whose rights were not respected were showcased, which led to an increased participation and awareness. - Through its social media and multimedia channels, IDEA reached in total over 1 million viewers during 2022, compared to the set goal of 700 000. Special attention was given to the socio-economic topics and stories of violations of workers rights. 4. NGO Info-Centar - During 2020-2022, NGO Info-Centar partnered with OPC and focused on the increased participation of citizens in decision-making processes. Concrete examples of their work include: - The cooperation with OPC grew from an individual project with NGO Info-Centar to a wider network with five small CSOs in Spektar, Norgesvel, Kriva Palanka, Negotino and Veles aimed at increasing participation and influence in decision-making processes. - NGO Info-Centar as reported in the final programme report, has successfully expanded its network of local CSOs to cover more municipalities and built the foundation for a more structured cooperation between the participating organisations. - Before the municipal elections in 2021, NGO Info-Centar formed the coalition Forum for Civil Dialogue (FCD) involving organisations in nine municipalities to channel citizens priorities to the political parties and to organize debates with the candidates and the local community. The coalition continues to monitor the work of the elected mayors. The FCD, led by NGO InfoCentar, developed into a solid platform for building new alliances guiding citizens to make their voices heard in decisionmaking processes. The coalition also focused on building internal capacities making it eligible for additional donor support to sustain and further increase its influence 5. Youth Cultural Center, Bitola (MKC Bitola) - Some of the most notable work of MKC Bitola is that: - MKC was instrumental in activating and improving the functionality of Local Economic-Social Councils (LESCs). OPC has since 2020 supported MKC to promote the Local Economic-Social Councils (LESCs) in eight municipalities as part of North Macedonias commitment to strengthen social dialogue. The project initially focused on activating LESCs by establishing procedures and protocols for the work of the Councils based on International Labour Organization (ILO) recommendations for tripartite consultative bodies. The project then worked with the participating actors companies, trade unions and local government on specific actions plans for each municipality and the work has gained recognition in the communities as a promoter of economic and social development. Furthermore, the project enabled MKC to establish partnerships with similar institutions in Croatia, bringing EU experience closer to North Macedonia. The final programme report states that the increased number of citizens and government institutions using MKC Bitola services demonstrates the organisation's legitimacy. It goes on to state that the work on activating Local Economic-Social Councils have involved the municipal governments and labour market stakeholders and they all recognize MKCs catalytic role in the work. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12382-12382A0101 Sweden Olof Palme International Center (OPC) has applied to Sida for funding of 6,2 million SEK to carry out the "Citizens´ participation for accountable and transparent governance towards social justice in North Macedonia" during the period January 2020 - December 2021. The intervention aims to strengthen the capacity and legitimacy of civil society organisations and support activities that ensure the participatory nature of political, social and economic processes and the accountability of duty bearers. Civil society organisations will mobilize citizens and increase participation in decision-making processes, improve transparency and accountability and ensure respect for socio-economic rights. Expected outcomes of the intervention: 1. The programme intends to see partner organisations strengthen their legitimacy, build alliances for joint actions to influence policy agendas and have capacities to monitor the implementation of political decisions. 2. The programme intends to see empowered citizens and civil society organisations be organised and actively participate and influence decision-making processes, demanding transparency and accountability of duty bearers. 3. The programme intends to see duty-bearers abide to regulations related to transparency and accountability, cooperate with relevant parts of civil society and include them in decision-making processes. OPC´s cooperation builds on support to individual Projects as well as to networks and Alliances gathered around common issues/components of the program. The direct target group is programme partner organisations. The indirect target groups, reached by the programme partners, are citizens/organized citizen groups and duty bearers. Olof Palme International Center (OPC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om finansiering av 6,2 miljoner SEK för att genomföra "Medborgarnas deltagande för ansvarsfullt och öppet styre mot social rättvisa i Nord Makedonien" under perioden januari 2020 - december 2021. Insatsen syftar till att stärka det civila samhällets organisationers kapacitet och legitimitet och stödja aktiviteter som säkerställer deltagande i politiska, sociala och ekonomiska processer och ansvarsutkrävande av ansvarstagare. Organisationer i det civila samhället kommer att mobilisera medborgarna och öka deltagandet i beslutsprocesser, förbättra öppenheten och ansvarsutkrävande, samt säkerställa respekten för socioekonomiska rättigheter. Förväntade resultat av insatsen: 1. Programmet avser att se partnerorganisationer stärka deras legitimitet, bygga allianser för gemensamma åtgärder för att påverka politiska dagordningar och ha kapacitet att övervaka genomförandet av politiska beslut. 2. Programmet har för avsikt att se stärkta medborgare och civilsamhällets organisationer som är organiserade, aktivt deltar i och påverkar beslutsprocesser, kräver öppenhet och ansvarutkrävande av ansvarstagare. 3. Programmet har för avsikt att se arsvarstagare följa bestämmelser som rör transparens och ansvarsutkrävande, samarbeta med relevanta delar av det civila samhället och inkludera dem i beslutsprocesser. OPCs samarbete bygger på stöd till enskilda projekt såväl som till nätverk och allianser som samlas kring gemensamma frågor/komponenter i programmet. The overall objective of the intervention and the project objective, as described in the programme document and assessed in the initial appraisal, have not changed. OPC base their work in the region on their International strategy which is valid 2020-2025. The intervention aims to strengthen the capacity and legitimacy of civil society organisations and support activities that ensure the participatory nature of political, social and economic processes and the accountability of duty bearers. Civil society organisations will mobilize citizens and increase participation in decision-making processes, improve transparency and accountability and ensure respect for socio-economic rights. Expected outcomes of the intervention: 1. The programme intended to see partner organisations strengthen their legitimacy, build alliances for joint actions to influence policy agendas and have capacities to monitor the implementation of political decisions. 2. The programme intended to see empowered citizens and civil society organisations be organised and actively participate and influence decision-making processes, demanding transparency and accountability of duty bearers. 3. The programme intended to see duty-bearers (state institutions) abide to regulations related to transparency and accountability, cooperate with relevant parts of civil society and include them in decision-making processes. OPC´s cooperation builds on support to individual Projects as well as to networks and Alliances gathered around common issues/components of the program. The direct target group is programme partner organisations. The indirect target groups, reached by the programme partners, are citizens/organized citizen groups and duty bearers. However when it comes to the expected objectives/outcome challenges, OPC mentions that they consider most of their partners now are mature and internally consolidated organisations, and the focus of the work in the next phase is therefore on expected outcomes 2 and 3. Sweden Olof Palme International Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Olof Palme International Center 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 4175000 2021000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4175000 0 2021000 0 6196000 Olof Palme International Center 4175000 Olof Palme International Center 2021000 Olof Palme International Center Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Västra Balkan: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Västra Balkan: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12382-12382A0102 Sweden Olof Palme International Center (OPC) has applied to Sida for funding of 6,2 million SEK to carry out the "Citizens´ participation for accountable and transparent governance towards social justice in North Macedonia" during the period January 2020 - December 2021. The intervention aims to strengthen the capacity and legitimacy of civil society organisations and support activities that ensure the participatory nature of political, social and economic processes and the accountability of duty bearers. Civil society organisations will mobilize citizens and increase participation in decision-making processes, improve transparency and accountability and ensure respect for socio-economic rights. Expected outcomes of the intervention: 1. The programme intends to see partner organisations strengthen their legitimacy, build alliances for joint actions to influence policy agendas and have capacities to monitor the implementation of political decisions. 2. The programme intends to see empowered citizens and civil society organisations be organised and actively participate and influence decision-making processes, demanding transparency and accountability of duty bearers. 3. The programme intends to see duty-bearers abide to regulations related to transparency and accountability, cooperate with relevant parts of civil society and include them in decision-making processes. OPC´s cooperation builds on support to individual Projects as well as to networks and Alliances gathered around common issues/components of the program. The direct target group is programme partner organisations. The indirect target groups, reached by the programme partners, are citizens/organized citizen groups and duty bearers. Olof Palme International Center (OPC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om finansiering av 6,2 miljoner SEK för att genomföra "Medborgarnas deltagande för ansvarsfullt och öppet styre mot social rättvisa i Nord Makedonien" under perioden januari 2020 - december 2021. Insatsen syftar till att stärka det civila samhällets organisationers kapacitet och legitimitet och stödja aktiviteter som säkerställer deltagande i politiska, sociala och ekonomiska processer och ansvarsutkrävande av ansvarstagare. Organisationer i det civila samhället kommer att mobilisera medborgarna och öka deltagandet i beslutsprocesser, förbättra öppenheten och ansvarsutkrävande, samt säkerställa respekten för socioekonomiska rättigheter. Förväntade resultat av insatsen: 1. Programmet avser att se partnerorganisationer stärka deras legitimitet, bygga allianser för gemensamma åtgärder för att påverka politiska dagordningar och ha kapacitet att övervaka genomförandet av politiska beslut. 2. Programmet har för avsikt att se stärkta medborgare och civilsamhällets organisationer som är organiserade, aktivt deltar i och påverkar beslutsprocesser, kräver öppenhet och ansvarutkrävande av ansvarstagare. 3. Programmet har för avsikt att se arsvarstagare följa bestämmelser som rör transparens och ansvarsutkrävande, samarbeta med relevanta delar av det civila samhället och inkludera dem i beslutsprocesser. OPCs samarbete bygger på stöd till enskilda projekt såväl som till nätverk och allianser som samlas kring gemensamma frågor/komponenter i programmet. The overall objective of the intervention and the project objective, as described in the programme document and assessed in the initial appraisal, have not changed. OPC base their work in the region on their International strategy which is valid 2020-2025. The intervention aims to strengthen the capacity and legitimacy of civil society organisations and support activities that ensure the participatory nature of political, social and economic processes and the accountability of duty bearers. Civil society organisations will mobilize citizens and increase participation in decision-making processes, improve transparency and accountability and ensure respect for socio-economic rights. Expected outcomes of the intervention: 1. The programme intended to see partner organisations strengthen their legitimacy, build alliances for joint actions to influence policy agendas and have capacities to monitor the implementation of political decisions. 2. The programme intended to see empowered citizens and civil society organisations be organised and actively participate and influence decision-making processes, demanding transparency and accountability of duty bearers. 3. The programme intended to see duty-bearers (state institutions) abide to regulations related to transparency and accountability, cooperate with relevant parts of civil society and include them in decision-making processes. OPC´s cooperation builds on support to individual Projects as well as to networks and Alliances gathered around common issues/components of the program. The direct target group is programme partner organisations. The indirect target groups, reached by the programme partners, are citizens/organized citizen groups and duty bearers. However when it comes to the expected objectives/outcome challenges, OPC mentions that they consider most of their partners now are mature and internally consolidated organisations, and the focus of the work in the next phase is therefore on expected outcomes 2 and 3. Sweden Olof Palme International Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Olof Palme International Center 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3800000 -559828 0 3800000 -559828 3240172 Olof Palme International Center 3800000 Olof Palme International Center -559828 Olof Palme International Center Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12463 Sweden Survey of ICT access and use in Zambia Undersökning av tillgång till och användning av ICT-tjänster i Zambia In order to track progress on the adoption of ICTs and how these technologies are used by individuals and households in the country ZICTA aims to undertake a national survey access and usage of ICTs, together with the Central Statistical Office (CSO). The survey should provide data on connectivity and basic use of ICT services as well as an understanding of barriers to, and drivers for use, and of what people are doning and not doing online (social media use, digital finance/mobile money, e-government services, working etc).   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Information and communication technology (ICT) Communications The study: Household survey 2018 by ZICTA, with Central Statistical Office was carried out in 6150 households, around 30 000 persons, in all provinces. In addition to ICT issues covered in previous surveys in 2013 and 2015, this survey provided more insight in gender differences (all data sex-separated) ; in financial inclusion aspects (digital finance issues covered), and environmental aspects (especially e-waste). Also, all base data is publicly available (non-identifiable).  Results Three of four have access to a mobile phone (more men than women).(2000: Peak of Zamtel, 90 000 fixed phone lines/10 million people, <1 %) Growing internet use (18 % - 31 % in urban-6 % in rural areas) mainly by smartphones, very few computers. (Facebook and Whatsapp are most used application) Radio use decreasing (from 45% in 2015 to 40 % 2018 of households own a radio). Almost half of the households have sent or recieved mobile money (obstacles: lack of money, literacy including financial and ICT, digital accounts, lack of float). There are continued large regional disparities reflecting inequalities in income and access to electricity. e-waste is a growing issue! Over one million mobile phones are discarded every year, no safe waste handling available. Budget and costs Thorough financial reporting presented, audited by external auditors. The auditors verifies that the funds used in accordance with the specific agreement, Zambia procurement act, ZICTA’s policies and procedures. The auditors further followed up on the recommendation from the assessment of intenal control during the due diligence phase. The recommendations have been addressed and in most cases resolved or are in process. Total cost of the survey was 3 059 114 ZMW, approximately 2 600 000 SEK, well within the budgetet 3 000 000 SEK. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12463-12463A0101 Sweden Survey of ICT access and use in Zambia Undersökning av tillgång till och användning av ICT-tjänster i Zambia In order to track progress on the adoption of ICTs and how these technologies are used by individuals and households in the country ZICTA aims to undertake a national survey access and usage of ICTs, together with the Central Statistical Office (CSO). The survey should provide data on connectivity and basic use of ICT services as well as an understanding of barriers to, and drivers for use, and of what people are doning and not doing online (social media use, digital finance/mobile money, e-government services, working etc).   Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ZICTA/Zambia Information & Communications Technology Authority 9.c - Väsentligt ökad tillgången till informations- och kommunikationsteknik samt eftersträva allmän och ekonomiskt överkomlig tillgång till Internet i de minst utvecklade länderna senast 2020. 9.c - Significantly increase access to information and communications technology and strive to provide universal and affordable access to the Internet in least developed countries by 2020. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 0 2500000 0 0 0 2500000 ZICTA/Zambia Information & Communications Technology Authority 0 ZICTA/Zambia Information & Communications Technology Authority 2500000 ZICTA/Zambia Information & Communications Technology Authority SE-0-SE-6-12463-12463A0102 Sweden Survey of ICT access and use in Zambia Undersökning av tillgång till och användning av ICT-tjänster i Zambia In order to track progress on the adoption of ICTs and how these technologies are used by individuals and households in the country ZICTA aims to undertake a national survey access and usage of ICTs, together with the Central Statistical Office (CSO). The survey should provide data on connectivity and basic use of ICT services as well as an understanding of barriers to, and drivers for use, and of what people are doning and not doing online (social media use, digital finance/mobile money, e-government services, working etc).   Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ZICTA/Zambia Information & Communications Technology Authority 9.c - Significantly increase access to information and communications technology and strive to provide universal and affordable access to the Internet in least developed countries by 2020. 9.c - Väsentligt ökad tillgången till informations- och kommunikationsteknik samt eftersträva allmän och ekonomiskt överkomlig tillgång till Internet i de minst utvecklade länderna senast 2020. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 85566 100000 0 0 0 85566 ZICTA/Zambia Information & Communications Technology Authority 85565.61 ZICTA/Zambia Information & Communications Technology Authority Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Ökad kapacitet att bedriva hållbar handel, tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag. Ökad kapacitet att bedriva hållbar handel, tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12472 Sweden CHAI has proposed a national program on sustainable financing moving towards universal health coverage (UHC) in Zimbabwe. In this proposal, CHAI seeks to empower the Ministry of Health and Child Care to improve equity, efficiency and accountability in the allocation and management of financial and human resources for health, towards the goal of increasing access to and utilization of essential basic health services including maternal and neonatal health (MNH). Also, aiming to increase financial protection for households, reduce resource gaps for critical MNH services, and increase availability, distribution and skill level of the health workforce in order for poor people to access quality health services. Specifically, CHAI will assist the MOHCC to define the resource needs to move towards the goal of UHC, including through costing national health strategies and other priority, low-cost and effective interventions. CHAI will then support the MOHCC to create tools and systems for mobilizing resources to support implementation of costed plans including assessing new and more innovative sources of revenue. CHAI will support the MOHCC in identifying and assessing options for feasible pooling and coordination of current resources whilst eliminating inefficiencies and expanding financial protection to the poor and vulnerable when they seek health care, with a particular focus on women and children. Through improving financial resource management, CHAI will capacitate the MOHCC to efficiently and equitably allocate and use available and additional funding. This includes improving systems for government and sector wide budget development, tracking and monitoring. Efficient utilization of current resources with pro-poor needs based allocation will help direct resources towards those most in need including rural communities, poor and indigent population, women and children, and other marginalized populations. Recognising that human resources for health are the backbone of service delivery and essential towards delivering quality services, CHAI will scope and identify opportunities to assist the MOHCC to efficiently and effectively utilize the health workforce. This will include optimizing spending for human resources, aligning to other broader reforms, as well as exploring options to improve development, management and retention of current workforce. CHAI will also assist the Ministry to develop HRH investment cases for the scale up of key cadres such as community health workers who are key towards extending health systems into the community. CHAI har inkommit med ett programförslag, för att långsiktigt bidra till avsevärt ökad tillgång till, och nyttjande av, hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster i Zimbabwe på 9 000 000 för 2018-2020. Fokus ligger särskilt på att stödja de nationala insatserna för att tillgodo se grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster för särskilt utsatta grupper som barn, kvinnor och fattiga. Genom att försöka effektivisera hälsofinansiering inklusive personalfrågor (sk Human Resource Managment) inom hälsosektorn kommer insatsen att bidra till en utveckling mot allmän sjukvård som är tillgängligheten för alla. Detta bör i sin tur att få positiva effekter på såväl sjuklighets- som dödlighetstal i regionen. Insatsen är en fortsättning på de regionala stöd som Sida givit under de senaste åren via Ambassaden i Luska. Detta stöd skulle också dra på lärdomar från det regionala stöd till CHAI, då länderna i regionen konfronteras med liknande utmaningar vad gäller finansiering av en allmän hälso- och sjukvård. Regionalt förväntas interventionen bidra till att stärka utbytet mellan länder, dokumentera och sprida metoder och best practice. CHAIs arbetar i nära samarbete med Zimbabwes förvaltning. Arbetsplanen är till sin natur flexibel i och med de skiftande behov och kommer att utvecklas över tid, särskilt med tanke på den rådande politiska kontexten som nu snabbt ändrats i och med President Mugabes avgång i november 2017. Insatsen tar sin utgångspunkt i de 3 specifika mål som insatsen har, det vill säga att definiera vilka hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster som ska betraktas som en rättighet för alla, mobilisera och samla resurser inklusive bättre koordinering av givarstöd samt effektivisera hanteringen av dessa resurser. Arbetet att fokusera kring utformning och kostnadsberäkningar av grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård. CHAIs goda arbete med att stärka biståndssamordningen för mer effektiv resurshantering kommer att fortsätta, med förhoppning att den nya regeringen i Zimbabwe tar allt ökat ägarskap av detta. Även insatser för att utvecklas kostnadseffektiva system för att allokera resurser inom ramen för resultat baserad finansiering RBA (result based financing). Förbättringar inom dessa tre målområden kommer i sin tur att bidra till att kunna ta ytterligare steg mot en allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. Genom denna kapacitetsuppbyggnad förväntas mottagarländerna i förlängningen kunna ta arbetet mot allmän hälso- och sjukvård framåt oberoende av externa givare. The goal of this engagement is to empower the Ministry of Health and Child Care to improve equity, efficiency and accountability in the allocation and management of financial and human resources for health, towards the goal of increasing access to and utilization of essential basic health services including maternal and neonatal health (MNH). This will accelerate progress towards Zimbabwe’s goal of UHC. CHAI will support the government to implement the National Health Strategy and Health Financing strategy; generating evidence for and conducting key analyses and using these analyses to inform key resource allocation, policy and implementation decisions and management. CHAI will leverage our understanding of the context and relationships within the Ministry and with partners. CHAI’s health financing, MNH and other service delivery teams will work together to ensure that services can be sustainably financed and that increased resource allocation translates to improved access and quality of care. Through CHAI’s regional team we will learn from other countries and share lessons learned back with these countries. The key objectives to move towards this goal are to define financial and human resource needs, mobilize resources to meet these needs and identify and begin to address inefficiencies. Objective 1: Generate Evidence on Needs, Mobilize and Pool Resources. Assess and cost health needs, identify resource gaps, and develop investment cases to mobilize and pool funds for delivery of basic health services such as primary health care or MNH based on government priorities. Objective 2: Improve Financial Resource Management. Improve the way available financial resources for health are budgeted, allocated, and spent on health priorities; increasing value for money. Objective 3: Improve Health Workforce Planning and Management. Specifically, identify and operationalize opportunities to increase the efficient and effective use of resources related to health worker training, deployment, management and remuneration. This includes strengthening management and resource utilization related to public sector clinical workers as well as community health workforce. In pursuing these objectives, CHAI will also resolve to: Objective 4: Build national capacity at the MOHCC for evidence-based decision making and management. Objective 5: Support regional knowledge sharing by documenting methods and lessons learned and working closely or sharing knowledge with local and international stakeholders with support from the regional CHAI health financing and health workforce teams. This includes leveraging lessons learned from other countries. Under health financing objectives, this work will be supported by the regional health financing team funded by SIDA’s regional team for SRHR. The linkages between these objectives in moving towards the overall goal are described in the logical theory that can be found in the project proposal. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Basic health care Basic Health Objective 1: Generate Evidence on Needs, Mobilise and Pool Resources CHAI provided technical assistance to the MoHCC in the costing, operational planning, gap analysis and Investment Case Development for several national strategic plans that guide health service delivery to significant populations, such as The Extended HIV Care and Treatment Strategic Plan 2018-2020, The Zimbabwe Health Sector HIV and STI Strategic Plan 2021-2025, Zimbabwe National Health Strategy 2021-2025 and the Strategic Plan to Eliminate Viral Hepatitis in Zimbabwe 2022-2024. CHAI explored innovative financing for the non-communicable diseases (NCDs) affecting a large population in Zimbabwe. CHAI developed a policy brief and financial analysis on taxing cigarettes and energy drinks. The MoFED adopted the recommendations in the 2022 National Budget and introduced the NCD Fund. The taxes on cigarettes and energy drinks are projected to generate $20 million and $5 million per annum, benefiting 2.2 million people and averting 42,000 deaths per annum. Objective 2: Improve Financial Resource Management RMET data has expanded to assist in policy and technical decision-making processes, including financial gap analyses for strategic plans, prioritising resources for the MoHCC budget bid, and supporting donor operational planning exercises (PEPFAR, HDF). CHAI also supported the development of the Health Sector Coordination Framework (HSCF) that will improve virtual pooling through coordination and harmonised funding. CHAI, WHO, and the World Bank developed the HSCF and TORs for Health Financing Technical Working Group, formally appointed in 2019. The TWG acts as a "clearing house" by identifying health financing issues, prioritising them, and proposing solutions to the MOHCC leadership. Other TWGs on other key health systems pillars have also been set up for supply chain management and HRH. However, changes due to covid-19 and the MoHCC structure have resulted in inconsistent frequency and level of engagement with TWGs. Objective 3: Identify Efficiencies in Health Workforce CHAI actively contributed to developing the National Community Health Strategy (NCHS), which aligns and strengthens governance and financing structures through harmonised community interventions. The NCHS aims to equitably distribute, appropriately train, and sustainably finance the Village Health Worker (VHW) cadre. CHAI developed the Community Essential Health Package (CEHP) using the life cycle approach that prioritises interventions based on an individual's growth from infancy to adulthood. CHAI trained VHWs in Mashonaland East on the package and strategy. We also developed reporting tools to plug community health information gaps in the national HMIS. The trained VHWs will be leveraged to the revised reporting tools in Mashonaland East province before national scale-up. Objective 4: Build Capacity at the Ministry of Health and Child Care CHAI built the capacity of the MOHCC Resource Mapping Team to enable them to take greater ownership of the process, assume increased responsibility for the performance of discrete activities and successfully institutionalised Resource Mapping as an annual MoHCC deliverable within the National Health Strategy. The exercise has mapped $8 billion in funding from public health funding sources, collected 100,000 rows of data and produced six annual resource mapping reports. The MOHCC team has since independently conducted analyses that have been used to inform national policy and strategic priorities. Furthermore, in 2021, the Resource Mapping Team supported a multi-sectoral analysis on covid-19 funding in response to a request by the Office of President and Cabinet. A total of $362 million in covid-19 data was collected from 16 Government Ministries and forty development partners. The data informed critical recommendations for the national covid-19 response. CHAI also successfully integrated the resource mapping process with the NHA and NASA, streamlining data collection and ensuring consistent financial health data across multiple exercises that inform health funding and allocation decisions across priority interventions. Objective 5: Regional Knowledge Sharing With the CHAI Zimbabwe and Malawi teams leading in conducting and harmonising resource tracking exercises, the two teams were funded by the GFF to conduct a case study on integrating the RM and NHA processes. The outputs included a report that would be shared across multiple CHAI countries looking to harmonise RM and NHA, including a detailed resource guide with technical training on harmonisation aspects and structural implications for streamlining processes. CHAI continued sharing its experiences through regional webinars that included Ministry of Health Policy and Finance Directors from the DRC, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Ethiopia, Malawi, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Other officials included senior economists and regional health financing team leaders from the WHO, World Bank and GFF in East and West Africa (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERUwTWQsHAk). CHAI also participated in regional and international meetings, shared health financing experiences, and attended WHO and World Bank courses in health financing to enhance our capacity-building role to the MOHCC. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12472-12472A0101 Sweden CHAI has proposed a national program on sustainable financing moving towards universal health coverage (UHC) in Zimbabwe. In this proposal, CHAI seeks to empower the Ministry of Health and Child Care to improve equity, efficiency and accountability in the allocation and management of financial and human resources for health, towards the goal of increasing access to and utilization of essential basic health services including maternal and neonatal health (MNH). Also, aiming to increase financial protection for households, reduce resource gaps for critical MNH services, and increase availability, distribution and skill level of the health workforce in order for poor people to access quality health services. Specifically, CHAI will assist the MOHCC to define the resource needs to move towards the goal of UHC, including through costing national health strategies and other priority, low-cost and effective interventions. CHAI will then support the MOHCC to create tools and systems for mobilizing resources to support implementation of costed plans including assessing new and more innovative sources of revenue. CHAI will support the MOHCC in identifying and assessing options for feasible pooling and coordination of current resources whilst eliminating inefficiencies and expanding financial protection to the poor and vulnerable when they seek health care, with a particular focus on women and children. Through improving financial resource management, CHAI will capacitate the MOHCC to efficiently and equitably allocate and use available and additional funding. This includes improving systems for government and sector wide budget development, tracking and monitoring. Efficient utilization of current resources with pro-poor needs based allocation will help direct resources towards those most in need including rural communities, poor and indigent population, women and children, and other marginalized populations. Recognising that human resources for health are the backbone of service delivery and essential towards delivering quality services, CHAI will scope and identify opportunities to assist the MOHCC to efficiently and effectively utilize the health workforce. This will include optimizing spending for human resources, aligning to other broader reforms, as well as exploring options to improve development, management and retention of current workforce. CHAI will also assist the Ministry to develop HRH investment cases for the scale up of key cadres such as community health workers who are key towards extending health systems into the community. CHAI har inkommit med ett programförslag, för att långsiktigt bidra till avsevärt ökad tillgång till, och nyttjande av, hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster i Zimbabwe på 9 000 000 för 2018-2020. Fokus ligger särskilt på att stödja de nationala insatserna för att tillgodo se grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster för särskilt utsatta grupper som barn, kvinnor och fattiga. Genom att försöka effektivisera hälsofinansiering inklusive personalfrågor (sk Human Resource Managment) inom hälsosektorn kommer insatsen att bidra till en utveckling mot allmän sjukvård som är tillgängligheten för alla. Detta bör i sin tur att få positiva effekter på såväl sjuklighets- som dödlighetstal i regionen. Insatsen är en fortsättning på de regionala stöd som Sida givit under de senaste åren via Ambassaden i Luska. Detta stöd skulle också dra på lärdomar från det regionala stöd till CHAI, då länderna i regionen konfronteras med liknande utmaningar vad gäller finansiering av en allmän hälso- och sjukvård. Regionalt förväntas interventionen bidra till att stärka utbytet mellan länder, dokumentera och sprida metoder och best practice. CHAIs arbetar i nära samarbete med Zimbabwes förvaltning. Arbetsplanen är till sin natur flexibel i och med de skiftande behov och kommer att utvecklas över tid, särskilt med tanke på den rådande politiska kontexten som nu snabbt ändrats i och med President Mugabes avgång i november 2017. Insatsen tar sin utgångspunkt i de 3 specifika mål som insatsen har, det vill säga att definiera vilka hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster som ska betraktas som en rättighet för alla, mobilisera och samla resurser inklusive bättre koordinering av givarstöd samt effektivisera hanteringen av dessa resurser. Arbetet att fokusera kring utformning och kostnadsberäkningar av grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård. CHAIs goda arbete med att stärka biståndssamordningen för mer effektiv resurshantering kommer att fortsätta, med förhoppning att den nya regeringen i Zimbabwe tar allt ökat ägarskap av detta. Även insatser för att utvecklas kostnadseffektiva system för att allokera resurser inom ramen för resultat baserad finansiering RBA (result based financing). Förbättringar inom dessa tre målområden kommer i sin tur att bidra till att kunna ta ytterligare steg mot en allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. Genom denna kapacitetsuppbyggnad förväntas mottagarländerna i förlängningen kunna ta arbetet mot allmän hälso- och sjukvård framåt oberoende av externa givare. The goal of this engagement is to empower the Ministry of Health and Child Care to improve equity, efficiency and accountability in the allocation and management of financial and human resources for health, towards the goal of increasing access to and utilization of essential basic health services including maternal and neonatal health (MNH). This will accelerate progress towards Zimbabwe’s goal of UHC. CHAI will support the government to implement the National Health Strategy and Health Financing strategy; generating evidence for and conducting key analyses and using these analyses to inform key resource allocation, policy and implementation decisions and management. CHAI will leverage our understanding of the context and relationships within the Ministry and with partners. CHAI’s health financing, MNH and other service delivery teams will work together to ensure that services can be sustainably financed and that increased resource allocation translates to improved access and quality of care. Through CHAI’s regional team we will learn from other countries and share lessons learned back with these countries. The key objectives to move towards this goal are to define financial and human resource needs, mobilize resources to meet these needs and identify and begin to address inefficiencies. Objective 1: Generate Evidence on Needs, Mobilize and Pool Resources. Assess and cost health needs, identify resource gaps, and develop investment cases to mobilize and pool funds for delivery of basic health services such as primary health care or MNH based on government priorities. Objective 2: Improve Financial Resource Management. Improve the way available financial resources for health are budgeted, allocated, and spent on health priorities; increasing value for money. Objective 3: Improve Health Workforce Planning and Management. Specifically, identify and operationalize opportunities to increase the efficient and effective use of resources related to health worker training, deployment, management and remuneration. This includes strengthening management and resource utilization related to public sector clinical workers as well as community health workforce. In pursuing these objectives, CHAI will also resolve to: Objective 4: Build national capacity at the MOHCC for evidence-based decision making and management. Objective 5: Support regional knowledge sharing by documenting methods and lessons learned and working closely or sharing knowledge with local and international stakeholders with support from the regional CHAI health financing and health workforce teams. This includes leveraging lessons learned from other countries. Under health financing objectives, this work will be supported by the regional health financing team funded by SIDA’s regional team for SRHR. The linkages between these objectives in moving towards the overall goal are described in the logical theory that can be found in the project proposal. Sweden CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.c - Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States. 3.c - Väsentligt stärka finansieringen av hälso- och sjukvården liksom insatserna för att rekrytera, utveckla, utbilda och behålla hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal i utvecklingsländerna, särskilt i de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 3500000 3000000 3000000 3000000 0 3000000 0 2500000 3500000 0 0 12000000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 2500000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 3500000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 3000000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 3000000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved access to quality health care, including enhanced sustainability and capacity of the health system, with a focus on women and children. Förbättrad tillgång till god hälso- och sjukvård, inklusive stärkt hållbarhet och kapacitet i hälsosystemet, med fokus på kvinnor och barn. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-12472-12472A0102 Sweden CHAI has proposed a national program on sustainable financing moving towards universal health coverage (UHC) in Zimbabwe. In this proposal, CHAI seeks to empower the Ministry of Health and Child Care to improve equity, efficiency and accountability in the allocation and management of financial and human resources for health, towards the goal of increasing access to and utilization of essential basic health services including maternal and neonatal health (MNH). Also, aiming to increase financial protection for households, reduce resource gaps for critical MNH services, and increase availability, distribution and skill level of the health workforce in order for poor people to access quality health services. Specifically, CHAI will assist the MOHCC to define the resource needs to move towards the goal of UHC, including through costing national health strategies and other priority, low-cost and effective interventions. CHAI will then support the MOHCC to create tools and systems for mobilizing resources to support implementation of costed plans including assessing new and more innovative sources of revenue. CHAI will support the MOHCC in identifying and assessing options for feasible pooling and coordination of current resources whilst eliminating inefficiencies and expanding financial protection to the poor and vulnerable when they seek health care, with a particular focus on women and children. Through improving financial resource management, CHAI will capacitate the MOHCC to efficiently and equitably allocate and use available and additional funding. This includes improving systems for government and sector wide budget development, tracking and monitoring. Efficient utilization of current resources with pro-poor needs based allocation will help direct resources towards those most in need including rural communities, poor and indigent population, women and children, and other marginalized populations. Recognising that human resources for health are the backbone of service delivery and essential towards delivering quality services, CHAI will scope and identify opportunities to assist the MOHCC to efficiently and effectively utilize the health workforce. This will include optimizing spending for human resources, aligning to other broader reforms, as well as exploring options to improve development, management and retention of current workforce. CHAI will also assist the Ministry to develop HRH investment cases for the scale up of key cadres such as community health workers who are key towards extending health systems into the community. CHAI har inkommit med ett programförslag, för att långsiktigt bidra till avsevärt ökad tillgång till, och nyttjande av, hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster i Zimbabwe på 9 000 000 för 2018-2020. Fokus ligger särskilt på att stödja de nationala insatserna för att tillgodo se grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster för särskilt utsatta grupper som barn, kvinnor och fattiga. Genom att försöka effektivisera hälsofinansiering inklusive personalfrågor (sk Human Resource Managment) inom hälsosektorn kommer insatsen att bidra till en utveckling mot allmän sjukvård som är tillgängligheten för alla. Detta bör i sin tur att få positiva effekter på såväl sjuklighets- som dödlighetstal i regionen. Insatsen är en fortsättning på de regionala stöd som Sida givit under de senaste åren via Ambassaden i Luska. Detta stöd skulle också dra på lärdomar från det regionala stöd till CHAI, då länderna i regionen konfronteras med liknande utmaningar vad gäller finansiering av en allmän hälso- och sjukvård. Regionalt förväntas interventionen bidra till att stärka utbytet mellan länder, dokumentera och sprida metoder och best practice. CHAIs arbetar i nära samarbete med Zimbabwes förvaltning. Arbetsplanen är till sin natur flexibel i och med de skiftande behov och kommer att utvecklas över tid, särskilt med tanke på den rådande politiska kontexten som nu snabbt ändrats i och med President Mugabes avgång i november 2017. Insatsen tar sin utgångspunkt i de 3 specifika mål som insatsen har, det vill säga att definiera vilka hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster som ska betraktas som en rättighet för alla, mobilisera och samla resurser inklusive bättre koordinering av givarstöd samt effektivisera hanteringen av dessa resurser. Arbetet att fokusera kring utformning och kostnadsberäkningar av grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård. CHAIs goda arbete med att stärka biståndssamordningen för mer effektiv resurshantering kommer att fortsätta, med förhoppning att den nya regeringen i Zimbabwe tar allt ökat ägarskap av detta. Även insatser för att utvecklas kostnadseffektiva system för att allokera resurser inom ramen för resultat baserad finansiering RBA (result based financing). Förbättringar inom dessa tre målområden kommer i sin tur att bidra till att kunna ta ytterligare steg mot en allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. Genom denna kapacitetsuppbyggnad förväntas mottagarländerna i förlängningen kunna ta arbetet mot allmän hälso- och sjukvård framåt oberoende av externa givare. The goal of this engagement is to empower the Ministry of Health and Child Care to improve equity, efficiency and accountability in the allocation and management of financial and human resources for health, towards the goal of increasing access to and utilization of essential basic health services including maternal and neonatal health (MNH). This will accelerate progress towards Zimbabwe’s goal of UHC. CHAI will support the government to implement the National Health Strategy and Health Financing strategy; generating evidence for and conducting key analyses and using these analyses to inform key resource allocation, policy and implementation decisions and management. CHAI will leverage our understanding of the context and relationships within the Ministry and with partners. CHAI’s health financing, MNH and other service delivery teams will work together to ensure that services can be sustainably financed and that increased resource allocation translates to improved access and quality of care. Through CHAI’s regional team we will learn from other countries and share lessons learned back with these countries. The key objectives to move towards this goal are to define financial and human resource needs, mobilize resources to meet these needs and identify and begin to address inefficiencies. Objective 1: Generate Evidence on Needs, Mobilize and Pool Resources. Assess and cost health needs, identify resource gaps, and develop investment cases to mobilize and pool funds for delivery of basic health services such as primary health care or MNH based on government priorities. Objective 2: Improve Financial Resource Management. Improve the way available financial resources for health are budgeted, allocated, and spent on health priorities; increasing value for money. Objective 3: Improve Health Workforce Planning and Management. Specifically, identify and operationalize opportunities to increase the efficient and effective use of resources related to health worker training, deployment, management and remuneration. This includes strengthening management and resource utilization related to public sector clinical workers as well as community health workforce. In pursuing these objectives, CHAI will also resolve to: Objective 4: Build national capacity at the MOHCC for evidence-based decision making and management. Objective 5: Support regional knowledge sharing by documenting methods and lessons learned and working closely or sharing knowledge with local and international stakeholders with support from the regional CHAI health financing and health workforce teams. This includes leveraging lessons learned from other countries. Under health financing objectives, this work will be supported by the regional health financing team funded by SIDA’s regional team for SRHR. The linkages between these objectives in moving towards the overall goal are described in the logical theory that can be found in the project proposal. Sweden CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.c - Väsentligt stärka finansieringen av hälso- och sjukvården liksom insatserna för att rekrytera, utveckla, utbilda och behålla hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal i utvecklingsländerna, särskilt i de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 3.c - Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -152384 -152384.46 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12480 Sweden Give the practical tools and advice to the Swedish public agencies through the workshop that improves their communication in the filed. Genom en workshop ge praktiska stöd och råd till myndigheter och därmed stödja de i deras kommunikation i fältet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-12480-12480A0101 Sweden Give the practical tools and advice to the Swedish public agencies through the workshop that improves their communication in the filed. Genom en workshop ge praktiska stöd och råd till myndigheter och därmed stödja de i deras kommunikation i fältet. Sweden Global Reporting Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Global Reporting Sweden AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 48431 48431 0 48431 Global Reporting Sweden AB 48430.5 Global Reporting Sweden AB SE-0-SE-6-12480-12480A0102 Sweden Give the practical tools and advice to the Swedish public agencies through the workshop that improves their communication in the filed. Genom en workshop ge praktiska stöd och råd till myndigheter och därmed stödja de i deras kommunikation i fältet. Sweden Global Reporting Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Global Reporting Sweden AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1569 1569 1569 Global Reporting Sweden AB 1026.79 Global Reporting Sweden AB -1026.79 Global Reporting Sweden AB Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened capacity and learning opportunities within the Swedish resource base for the international implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt kapacitet och lärande inom svensk resursbas för internationellt genomförande av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12540 Sweden ECOWAS has applied to The Embassy of Sweden for funding of 11,2 million SEK to carry out the “Transitional Support to the ECOWAS Regional Radio” during July 2018 to September 2019. The main objective of the intervention is to provide transitional support to the ECOWAS radio that will contribute to the promotion of local peacebuilding initiatives in Liberia, while building the capacity of the radio to guarantee a smooth expansion to cover the 15 countries in the West African sub-region. Two main outcomes are expected to be achieved by the intervention: - ECOWAS solidifies its operational capability to maintain broadcast of its radio station while developing its capacity to expand its radio facilities to all 15 countries in West Africa; and -ECOWAS Utilizes radio programming to establish strategic partnerships with civil society organizations, other media/communication institutions, and the public so as to create a reliable platform for the promotion of peace and development in Liberia. The contribution was extended 2022-2024 in order to 1) ensure unbiased and non-partisan news reporting during the election year 2023, and 2) implement a proper exit-strategy including transfer of knowledge to and solarising of Community Radio Stations Ambassaden har fått en förfrågan av ECOWAS att finansiera projektet "Transitional Support to the ECOWAS Regional Radio" med 11,2 miljoner kronor under perioden juli 2018 till september 2019. Huvudsyftet med stödet är att tillhandahålla övergångsstöd till ECOWAS Radio som syftar till att bidra till främjandet av lokala fredsbyggande initiativ i Liberia, samtidigt som radions kapacitet stärks för att garantera en smidig expansion till samtliga 15 medlemsländerna i ECOWAS. Stödet förväntas bidra till att: - ECOWAS förstärker sin operativa kapacitet att arbeta med radiosändning samtidigt som organisationen utvecklar sin kapacitet att expandera sina radiofaciliteter till alla 15 medlemsstater i Västafrika. -ECOWAS använder radio för att skapa strategiska partnerskap med civilsamhällesorganisationer, media och allmänheten för att skapa en plattform för främjande av fred och utveckling i Liberia. Insatsen förlängdes 2022-2024, i syfte att 1) erbjuda neutral nyhetssrapportering under valåret 2023, 2) implementera specifika insatser för att säkra fortsatt nyhetsrapportering efter att de migrerat till en regional station, i form av kunskapsöverföring till och solarisering av sk. Community Radio Stations The main objective of the intervention is to provide transitional support to ECOWAS Radio. By providing an independant radio station with national coverage, ECOWAS contributes to the promotion of local peacebuilding initiatives in Liberia, while building the capacity of the Radio to guarantee a smooth expansion to cover the 15 countries in the West African sub-region. Two main outcomes are expected to be achieved by this intervention: ECOWAS solidifies its operational capability to maintain broadcast of its Radio station while developing its capacity to expand its radio facilities to all 15 countries in West Africa; ECOWAS utilizes Radio programming to establish strategic partnerships with civil society organizations, other media/communication institutions, and the public so as to create a reliable platform for the promotion of peace and development in Liberia ECOWAS have decided on a final exit strategy for 2022-2024 during which they plan to transfer their skills and knowledge to the Association of Liberian Community Radio Stations (ALICOR), while ensuring that unbiased radio broadcasting is available nation-wide during elections. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Liberia Media and free flow of information Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Radio/television/print media Solar energy for isolated grids and standalone systems Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Communications Conflict, Peace & Security Energy generation, renewable sources The initiative significantly expanded access to reliable, nonpartisan information across Liberia, providing nationwide news and programming that proved especially valuable during the 2023 elections through neutral and credible reporting. Daily broadcasts promoted peace, sustainable development, and fact-based public information. Support to community radio stations strengthened media capacity nationwide. Around 30 stations improved their production skills, and financial assistance increased access to information in rural areas. Training on conflict sensitive reporting reached stations in 15 counties, while peace focused listening circles in conflict prone and hard-to-reach areas encouraged community led conflict prevention and resolution. The installation of solar power in 14 stations improved broadcasting reliability, enabling some such as VRM community radio to operate nearly 24 hours. Targeted support to ALICOR included an internship programme for 20 producers and solar power installation, further strengthening the associations operational capacity. During the COVID19 pandemic, ECOWAS Radio played a key role in public awareness efforts through radio programming, theatre, and street performances. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12540-12540A0101 Sweden ECOWAS has applied to The Embassy of Sweden for funding of 11,2 million SEK to carry out the “Transitional Support to the ECOWAS Regional Radio” during July 2018 to September 2019. The main objective of the intervention is to provide transitional support to the ECOWAS radio that will contribute to the promotion of local peacebuilding initiatives in Liberia, while building the capacity of the radio to guarantee a smooth expansion to cover the 15 countries in the West African sub-region. Two main outcomes are expected to be achieved by the intervention: - ECOWAS solidifies its operational capability to maintain broadcast of its radio station while developing its capacity to expand its radio facilities to all 15 countries in West Africa; and -ECOWAS Utilizes radio programming to establish strategic partnerships with civil society organizations, other media/communication institutions, and the public so as to create a reliable platform for the promotion of peace and development in Liberia. The contribution was extended 2022-2024 in order to 1) ensure unbiased and non-partisan news reporting during the election year 2023, and 2) implement a proper exit-strategy including transfer of knowledge to and solarising of Community Radio Stations Ambassaden har fått en förfrågan av ECOWAS att finansiera projektet "Transitional Support to the ECOWAS Regional Radio" med 11,2 miljoner kronor under perioden juli 2018 till september 2019. Huvudsyftet med stödet är att tillhandahålla övergångsstöd till ECOWAS Radio som syftar till att bidra till främjandet av lokala fredsbyggande initiativ i Liberia, samtidigt som radions kapacitet stärks för att garantera en smidig expansion till samtliga 15 medlemsländerna i ECOWAS. Stödet förväntas bidra till att: - ECOWAS förstärker sin operativa kapacitet att arbeta med radiosändning samtidigt som organisationen utvecklar sin kapacitet att expandera sina radiofaciliteter till alla 15 medlemsstater i Västafrika. -ECOWAS använder radio för att skapa strategiska partnerskap med civilsamhällesorganisationer, media och allmänheten för att skapa en plattform för främjande av fred och utveckling i Liberia. Insatsen förlängdes 2022-2024, i syfte att 1) erbjuda neutral nyhetssrapportering under valåret 2023, 2) implementera specifika insatser för att säkra fortsatt nyhetsrapportering efter att de migrerat till en regional station, i form av kunskapsöverföring till och solarisering av sk. Community Radio Stations The main objective of the intervention is to provide transitional support to ECOWAS Radio. By providing an independant radio station with national coverage, ECOWAS contributes to the promotion of local peacebuilding initiatives in Liberia, while building the capacity of the Radio to guarantee a smooth expansion to cover the 15 countries in the West African sub-region. Two main outcomes are expected to be achieved by this intervention: ECOWAS solidifies its operational capability to maintain broadcast of its Radio station while developing its capacity to expand its radio facilities to all 15 countries in West Africa; ECOWAS utilizes Radio programming to establish strategic partnerships with civil society organizations, other media/communication institutions, and the public so as to create a reliable platform for the promotion of peace and development in Liberia ECOWAS have decided on a final exit strategy for 2022-2024 during which they plan to transfer their skills and knowledge to the Association of Liberian Community Radio Stations (ALICOR), while ensuring that unbiased radio broadcasting is available nation-wide during elections. Sweden ECOWAS/Economic Community of West African States Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ECOWAS/Economic Community of West African States 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6720000 4480000 7300000 7300000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4480000 0 6720000 0 18500000 ECOWAS/Economic Community of West African States 6720000 ECOWAS/Economic Community of West African States 4480000 ECOWAS/Economic Community of West African States 7300000 ECOWAS/Economic Community of West African States Liberia 2016-2020 Liberia 2016-2020 Increased capacity of civil society to promote accountability and respect for human rights Ökad kapacitet hos de civila samhället att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conflict resolution and reconciliation initiatives at local and national level Stärkta konfliktlösnings- och försoningsinitiativ på lokal och nationell nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12540-12540A0102 Sweden ECOWAS has applied to The Embassy of Sweden for funding of 11,2 million SEK to carry out the “Transitional Support to the ECOWAS Regional Radio” during July 2018 to September 2019. The main objective of the intervention is to provide transitional support to the ECOWAS radio that will contribute to the promotion of local peacebuilding initiatives in Liberia, while building the capacity of the radio to guarantee a smooth expansion to cover the 15 countries in the West African sub-region. Two main outcomes are expected to be achieved by the intervention: - ECOWAS solidifies its operational capability to maintain broadcast of its radio station while developing its capacity to expand its radio facilities to all 15 countries in West Africa; and -ECOWAS Utilizes radio programming to establish strategic partnerships with civil society organizations, other media/communication institutions, and the public so as to create a reliable platform for the promotion of peace and development in Liberia. The contribution was extended 2022-2024 in order to 1) ensure unbiased and non-partisan news reporting during the election year 2023, and 2) implement a proper exit-strategy including transfer of knowledge to and solarising of Community Radio Stations Ambassaden har fått en förfrågan av ECOWAS att finansiera projektet "Transitional Support to the ECOWAS Regional Radio" med 11,2 miljoner kronor under perioden juli 2018 till september 2019. Huvudsyftet med stödet är att tillhandahålla övergångsstöd till ECOWAS Radio som syftar till att bidra till främjandet av lokala fredsbyggande initiativ i Liberia, samtidigt som radions kapacitet stärks för att garantera en smidig expansion till samtliga 15 medlemsländerna i ECOWAS. Stödet förväntas bidra till att: - ECOWAS förstärker sin operativa kapacitet att arbeta med radiosändning samtidigt som organisationen utvecklar sin kapacitet att expandera sina radiofaciliteter till alla 15 medlemsstater i Västafrika. -ECOWAS använder radio för att skapa strategiska partnerskap med civilsamhällesorganisationer, media och allmänheten för att skapa en plattform för främjande av fred och utveckling i Liberia. Insatsen förlängdes 2022-2024, i syfte att 1) erbjuda neutral nyhetssrapportering under valåret 2023, 2) implementera specifika insatser för att säkra fortsatt nyhetsrapportering efter att de migrerat till en regional station, i form av kunskapsöverföring till och solarisering av sk. Community Radio Stations The main objective of the intervention is to provide transitional support to ECOWAS Radio. By providing an independant radio station with national coverage, ECOWAS contributes to the promotion of local peacebuilding initiatives in Liberia, while building the capacity of the Radio to guarantee a smooth expansion to cover the 15 countries in the West African sub-region. Two main outcomes are expected to be achieved by this intervention: ECOWAS solidifies its operational capability to maintain broadcast of its Radio station while developing its capacity to expand its radio facilities to all 15 countries in West Africa; ECOWAS utilizes Radio programming to establish strategic partnerships with civil society organizations, other media/communication institutions, and the public so as to create a reliable platform for the promotion of peace and development in Liberia ECOWAS have decided on a final exit strategy for 2022-2024 during which they plan to transfer their skills and knowledge to the Association of Liberian Community Radio Stations (ALICOR), while ensuring that unbiased radio broadcasting is available nation-wide during elections. 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The project proposal is entitled "Developing research capacity of universities in Southeast Asia on forest landscape governance: strengthening rights, reducing poverty and inequalities, and supporting sustainable development". The research network and its activities will cover Southeast Asia, with a focus on Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. The intervention aims to establish a Southeast Asian research network that can carryout inclusive and participatory research on forest landscape governance that will be catalytic for sustainable development, poverty alleviation and environmental conservation. A human-rights based approach and gender equality are central to the goals and the methods of the intervention. RECOFTC, with support from CIFOR and other partners in the region, will establish and host a network Secretariat, a Project Advisory Committee, and facilitate the recruitment of researchers into the Forest Landscape Governance Research Network. Planned network activities include national and regional workshops for aligning the research network to the needs of a broad range of forest landscape stakeholders, research capacity-building, and preparatory grants for network members to develop research proposal that address local, national and transboundary forest governance issues. The Forest Landscape Governance Network will engage with individual researchers and universities in the region. The intervention’s total budget during October 2020 - September 2022 is 11,6 million SEK. Approximately 2,2 million SEK of the intervention budget will be forwarded from organisation RECOFTC to Southeast Asian universities for research activities. Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC, Bangkok, Thailand), i samarbete med Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR, Bogor, Indonesien), har ansökt till Sida om stöd för etablering av ett nytt regionalt forskningsnätverk för skogslandskapsförvaltning (forest landscape governance). Projektförslaget är Developing research capacity of universities in Southeast Asia on forest landscape governance: strengthening rights, reducing poverty and inequalities, and supporting sustainable development. Det nya forskningsnätverket och dess verksamhet kommer att arbeta i Sydostasien, med särskilt fokus på Kambodja, Indonesien, Laos, Myanmar, Filippinerna, Thailand och Vietnam. Insatsen syftar till att upprätta ett sydostasiatiskt forskningsnätverk som kan genomföra inkluderande och deltagande forskning om skogslandskapsförvaltning. Dess forskningsresultat syftar till att bidra till hållbar utveckling, fattigdomsbekämpning och miljöskydd. Projektets mål och metoder betonar mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet. RECOFTC, med stöd från CIFOR och andra partners i regionen, kommer att inrätta och vara värd för ett regionalt nätverkssekretariat och en projektrådgivande kommitté, som i sin tur kommer att rekrytera forskare till forskningsnätverket. Planerade nätverksaktiviteter inkluderar nationella och regionala workshops för att samverka med ett brett spektrum av skogslandskapsaktörer och stärka forskningskapaciteten i regionen. Medel kommer at utdelas till nätverksmedlemmar för att utveckla forskningsförslag som studerar lokala, nationella och gränsöverskridande skogsförvaltningsfrågor. Nätverket kommer att samarbeta med både enskilda forskare och universitet i regionen. Insatsens totala budget under oktober 2020 - september 2022 är 11,6 miljoner SEK. Cirka 2,2 miljoner SEK kommer at vidareförmedlas frän RECOFTC till sydostasiatiska universitet för forskningsverksamhet. To support governments in using high quality research to improve policies and institutional frameworks for inclusive and sustainable development of forest landscapes in Southeast Asia. Specific objectives: A well-functioning regional forest landscape governance research network is established to support co-learning and co-creation of knowledge, including transboundary and multi-country research collaboration. High quality research is conducted in forest landscapes and effectively communicated to stakeholders to discuss and improve policies and institutional frameworks in supporting local communities in forest landscapes. An up to date and accessible forest governance knowledge management system is in place and tailored capacity development programs are available to support shared learning on fundamental sustainable development issues, revolving around a rights based approach, addressing poverty, gender and social inequality, in forest landscapes. Researchers have constructive and meaningful engagement with sustainable development practitioners and investors active in forest landscapes through a community of practice to support adaptation and use of findings and approaches from research; translating theory to practice.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Forestry research Forestry Examples of results achieved are provided below. Examples are grouped under the overall objectives of the contribution to which they are most relevant. 1. A well-functioning inclusive regional forest landscape research network. As of 30 September 2022, the total network members were 293 persons, of which 133 are female (45 percent). Eighty-eight percent of members were from Explores focus countries (Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam). Members are mainly researchers from local and national universities, but also includes partners from civil society organizations (CSOs), government, private sector, development agencies and donors. During Phase 1, a total of 12 Program Advisory Committee (PAC) meetings were held. At the end of Phase 1, Explore Secretariat held an open vote for the PAC members in Phase 2 through Explore community of practice (CoP). 2. Stronger capacity among network members in participatory action research, rights-based approach, research proposal development, conflict mitigation, stakeholder engagement, and gender and social inclusion mechanisms. Based on the capacity development needs assessment (CDNA) and gender analysis findings, Explore Secretariat developed two trainings, seven additional workshops and two clinics to support the research team to develop research proposals. 172 network members, of which 93 female members (54%) and 79 male member enhanced and strengthened their capacity based on capacity gaps identified from Capacity Development Needs Assessment (see p. 35). The mentorship programme appears to be working well, and appreciated by both mentors and grantees. In a reflection workshop, it was noted that about 1/3 of mentors were spending more than the planned 8 working days on mentorship activities. This is interpreted as a sign of the mentors' high level of engagement for and commitment to the projects/grantees. 3. Regional, transboundary research projects mobilized on gender, climate change, environment, human rights, poverty alleviation, and covid-19 recovery. The call for proposals launched during year 1 resulted in 71 concept note submissions. Fifty-three of these met the eligibility requirements. After a rigorous scientific peer review selection process, 19 research teams were identified to receive technical and financial support to develop their research proposal. The financial support varied from US$8,340 to $18,812 with a total of US$255,343. The 19 teams include 224 researchers from 72 institutions in Southeast Asia. Most institutions are universities or research institutes, with a smaller number of NGOs and government agencies. The geographical coverage of the transboundary projects included Lao PDR (10 projects), Indonesia (10), Cambodia (5), Timor-Leste (2), Vietnam (8), Thailand (4), Philippines (2) and Myanmar (4). 4. Visibility strategy and tools developed for awareness, action, and network coordination. Explore Research Network Guidelines were developed in year 1. These guidelines supported researchers to submit concept notes that gave appropriate consideration to the principles of do no harm, and delivered on Explores objectives. The guidelines include principles of ethical research adapted from CIFOR's Research Ethics Review (RER) Policy and Toolkit covering all aspects of a research project. The guidelines prioritize the consent and use of information and anonymity of research subjects, and the inclusiveness of multi-stakeholders, especially women, ethnic and marginalized groups. Explore Secretariat actively joined various meetings to create visibility of the Explore program with the aim to share Explore's objectives and work, and to identify synergies and areas of collaboration to embed Explores work. This included events at national and regional level. Explore Secretariat continued to reach out to relevant projects, programs, networks and organizations and institutions at national, regional and global levels to extend its network and maximize synergies. Explore Secretariat established National Advisory Committee (NAC) members in Indonesia and Myanmar. In Indonesia, the NAC member meeting focused on a collaboration and synergy between Explore research proposal and Indonesias research priorities. In Myanmar, the NAC member meeting focused on risk management particularly due to military coup in February 2021. Awareness raising of the network was facilitated by 137 new media stories (5 stories, 130 social media posts and 2 blogs) and 19,554,638 social media reach and 342 engagements in the stories and blogs (see p. 37). Unexpected results and challenges The primary challenges encountered were the continuing COVID-19 pandemic and the deteriorating situation in Myanmar since the military coup in February 2021. To address the restrictions resulting from efforts to limit the spread of COVID-19, the Secretariat conducted nearly all of the capacity development activities online. As a result of the military coup in Myanmar, direct engagement with government organizations in the country was suspended. This had an impact on Explores ability to support researchers in Myanmar. Explore Phase 1 was successful in achieving its objectives, and it laid a foundation for the initiation of a second phase of activities beginning in October 2022. The success of Phase 1 can be attributed to the strength of committment by RECOFTC to the initiative, the relevance of the programmes activities (e.g. capacity building and research funding) for researchers and forest stakeholders in the region, and the active engagment of the PAC in providing guidance to the program. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12553-12553A0101 Sweden The Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC, Bangkok, Thailand), in partnership with the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR, Bogor, Indonesia), submitted a proposal to the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok to support the establishment of a new regional forest landscape governance research network. The project proposal is entitled "Developing research capacity of universities in Southeast Asia on forest landscape governance: strengthening rights, reducing poverty and inequalities, and supporting sustainable development". The research network and its activities will cover Southeast Asia, with a focus on Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. The intervention aims to establish a Southeast Asian research network that can carryout inclusive and participatory research on forest landscape governance that will be catalytic for sustainable development, poverty alleviation and environmental conservation. A human-rights based approach and gender equality are central to the goals and the methods of the intervention. RECOFTC, with support from CIFOR and other partners in the region, will establish and host a network Secretariat, a Project Advisory Committee, and facilitate the recruitment of researchers into the Forest Landscape Governance Research Network. Planned network activities include national and regional workshops for aligning the research network to the needs of a broad range of forest landscape stakeholders, research capacity-building, and preparatory grants for network members to develop research proposal that address local, national and transboundary forest governance issues. The Forest Landscape Governance Network will engage with individual researchers and universities in the region. The intervention’s total budget during October 2020 - September 2022 is 11,6 million SEK. Approximately 2,2 million SEK of the intervention budget will be forwarded from organisation RECOFTC to Southeast Asian universities for research activities. Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC, Bangkok, Thailand), i samarbete med Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR, Bogor, Indonesien), har ansökt till Sida om stöd för etablering av ett nytt regionalt forskningsnätverk för skogslandskapsförvaltning (forest landscape governance). Projektförslaget är Developing research capacity of universities in Southeast Asia on forest landscape governance: strengthening rights, reducing poverty and inequalities, and supporting sustainable development. Det nya forskningsnätverket och dess verksamhet kommer att arbeta i Sydostasien, med särskilt fokus på Kambodja, Indonesien, Laos, Myanmar, Filippinerna, Thailand och Vietnam. Insatsen syftar till att upprätta ett sydostasiatiskt forskningsnätverk som kan genomföra inkluderande och deltagande forskning om skogslandskapsförvaltning. Dess forskningsresultat syftar till att bidra till hållbar utveckling, fattigdomsbekämpning och miljöskydd. Projektets mål och metoder betonar mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet. RECOFTC, med stöd från CIFOR och andra partners i regionen, kommer att inrätta och vara värd för ett regionalt nätverkssekretariat och en projektrådgivande kommitté, som i sin tur kommer att rekrytera forskare till forskningsnätverket. Planerade nätverksaktiviteter inkluderar nationella och regionala workshops för att samverka med ett brett spektrum av skogslandskapsaktörer och stärka forskningskapaciteten i regionen. Medel kommer at utdelas till nätverksmedlemmar för att utveckla forskningsförslag som studerar lokala, nationella och gränsöverskridande skogsförvaltningsfrågor. Nätverket kommer att samarbeta med både enskilda forskare och universitet i regionen. Insatsens totala budget under oktober 2020 - september 2022 är 11,6 miljoner SEK. Cirka 2,2 miljoner SEK kommer at vidareförmedlas frän RECOFTC till sydostasiatiska universitet för forskningsverksamhet. To support governments in using high quality research to improve policies and institutional frameworks for inclusive and sustainable development of forest landscapes in Southeast Asia. Specific objectives: A well-functioning regional forest landscape governance research network is established to support co-learning and co-creation of knowledge, including transboundary and multi-country research collaboration. High quality research is conducted in forest landscapes and effectively communicated to stakeholders to discuss and improve policies and institutional frameworks in supporting local communities in forest landscapes. An up to date and accessible forest governance knowledge management system is in place and tailored capacity development programs are available to support shared learning on fundamental sustainable development issues, revolving around a rights based approach, addressing poverty, gender and social inequality, in forest landscapes. Researchers have constructive and meaningful engagement with sustainable development practitioners and investors active in forest landscapes through a community of practice to support adaptation and use of findings and approaches from research; translating theory to practice.   Sweden RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 5600000 2000000 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5600000 2000000 11600000 RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific 4000000 RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific 5600000 RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific 2000000 RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt Strengthened capacity among universities in partner countries to communicate research findings that are potentially beneficial to the development of society Stärkt förmåga hos universitet i samarbetsländerna att kommunicera forskningsresultat som kan vara till nytta för samhällets utveckling Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt More interfaces, networks and cooperation established between actors from research institutions on the one hand, and the business sector, public authorities and civil society on the other Fler kontaktytor, nätverk och samarbeten etablerade mellan aktörer från forskningsinstitutioner å ena sidan, och näringsliv, myndigheter och civilsamhälle å den andra Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12553-12553A0102 Sweden The Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC, Bangkok, Thailand), in partnership with the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR, Bogor, Indonesia), submitted a proposal to the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok to support the establishment of a new regional forest landscape governance research network. The project proposal is entitled "Developing research capacity of universities in Southeast Asia on forest landscape governance: strengthening rights, reducing poverty and inequalities, and supporting sustainable development". The research network and its activities will cover Southeast Asia, with a focus on Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. The intervention aims to establish a Southeast Asian research network that can carryout inclusive and participatory research on forest landscape governance that will be catalytic for sustainable development, poverty alleviation and environmental conservation. A human-rights based approach and gender equality are central to the goals and the methods of the intervention. RECOFTC, with support from CIFOR and other partners in the region, will establish and host a network Secretariat, a Project Advisory Committee, and facilitate the recruitment of researchers into the Forest Landscape Governance Research Network. Planned network activities include national and regional workshops for aligning the research network to the needs of a broad range of forest landscape stakeholders, research capacity-building, and preparatory grants for network members to develop research proposal that address local, national and transboundary forest governance issues. The Forest Landscape Governance Network will engage with individual researchers and universities in the region. The intervention’s total budget during October 2020 - September 2022 is 11,6 million SEK. Approximately 2,2 million SEK of the intervention budget will be forwarded from organisation RECOFTC to Southeast Asian universities for research activities. Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC, Bangkok, Thailand), i samarbete med Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR, Bogor, Indonesien), har ansökt till Sida om stöd för etablering av ett nytt regionalt forskningsnätverk för skogslandskapsförvaltning (forest landscape governance). Projektförslaget är Developing research capacity of universities in Southeast Asia on forest landscape governance: strengthening rights, reducing poverty and inequalities, and supporting sustainable development. Det nya forskningsnätverket och dess verksamhet kommer att arbeta i Sydostasien, med särskilt fokus på Kambodja, Indonesien, Laos, Myanmar, Filippinerna, Thailand och Vietnam. Insatsen syftar till att upprätta ett sydostasiatiskt forskningsnätverk som kan genomföra inkluderande och deltagande forskning om skogslandskapsförvaltning. Dess forskningsresultat syftar till att bidra till hållbar utveckling, fattigdomsbekämpning och miljöskydd. Projektets mål och metoder betonar mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet. RECOFTC, med stöd från CIFOR och andra partners i regionen, kommer att inrätta och vara värd för ett regionalt nätverkssekretariat och en projektrådgivande kommitté, som i sin tur kommer att rekrytera forskare till forskningsnätverket. Planerade nätverksaktiviteter inkluderar nationella och regionala workshops för att samverka med ett brett spektrum av skogslandskapsaktörer och stärka forskningskapaciteten i regionen. Medel kommer at utdelas till nätverksmedlemmar för att utveckla forskningsförslag som studerar lokala, nationella och gränsöverskridande skogsförvaltningsfrågor. Nätverket kommer att samarbeta med både enskilda forskare och universitet i regionen. Insatsens totala budget under oktober 2020 - september 2022 är 11,6 miljoner SEK. Cirka 2,2 miljoner SEK kommer at vidareförmedlas frän RECOFTC till sydostasiatiska universitet för forskningsverksamhet. To support governments in using high quality research to improve policies and institutional frameworks for inclusive and sustainable development of forest landscapes in Southeast Asia. Specific objectives: A well-functioning regional forest landscape governance research network is established to support co-learning and co-creation of knowledge, including transboundary and multi-country research collaboration. High quality research is conducted in forest landscapes and effectively communicated to stakeholders to discuss and improve policies and institutional frameworks in supporting local communities in forest landscapes. An up to date and accessible forest governance knowledge management system is in place and tailored capacity development programs are available to support shared learning on fundamental sustainable development issues, revolving around a rights based approach, addressing poverty, gender and social inequality, in forest landscapes. Researchers have constructive and meaningful engagement with sustainable development practitioners and investors active in forest landscapes through a community of practice to support adaptation and use of findings and approaches from research; translating theory to practice.   Sweden RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -2028737 -2028736.8200000001 RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12668 Sweden The proposed intervention aims to contribute to the ongoing stabilization and state-building process in Somalia. The Heritage Institute of Policy Studies (HIPS), an independent Somalia's first think tank, established in 2013, provides policy makers with succinct analyses and practical recommendations based on independent evidence-based research. In the five years since its inception, the Heritage Institute for Policy Studies (HIPS) has contributed to the transformation of the policy environment in Somalia. As Somalia’s first think tank, HIPS has promoted culture of evidence-based policymaking across Somalia and has become a locally respected and internationally recognized brand. As a center of excellence in research in Somalia, HIPS’ work revolves around two broad pillars – research action and policy action. To ensure the output reaches all its various audiences, HIPS uses Somali and English for all its research activities, policy action and advocacy. In the research sphere, HIPS produces original research reports on strategically important issues for Somalia’s peace building, state building and institution building agenda. HIPS studies on AMISOM, higher education, federalism, the constitution, refugees, land issues, drought and the influences of external actors were well circulated among policy circles and had measurable impact on policy making in the country. Similarly, HIPS policy briefs have focused on the pertinent thorny issues of the day and provided policy makers with succinct analyses and practical recommendations. Briefings on how to end the Kismaayo and Gaalkacyo conflicts and our studies on diaspora return, citizens’ priorities and perceptions, the political and civic engagement of Somali women, federalism and governance were all released periods where these issues where deliberated in a bipartisan fashion and fact-based analysis and forward-looking insight were most needed. On the policy front, HIPS’s flagship program, Forum for Ideas, offers an interactive platform for Somalia’s policymakers, practitioners, business leaders, civil society, academia and activists. Both the roundtable discussions organized in Mogadishu and in the regional capitals and the Annual Forum for Ideas (AFI) held in Djibouti attract citizens from across Somalia, including self-declared state of Somaliland but internationally considered to be part of Somalia, as well Somalis from the Horn of Africa and many in the diaspora. Den föreslagna insatsen har till syfte att bidra till den pågående stabiliserings- och statsbyggnadsprocessen i Somalia. The Heritage Institute of Policy Studies (HIPS) är Somalias främsta fristående och oberoende tankesmedja som inrättades 2013, och förser beslutsfattare med fullödiga analyser och praktiska rekommendationer baserade på oberoende evidensbaserad forskning. Syftet är att bidra med analyser, identifiera vägval och lämna förslag på möjliga lösningar på de politiska och sociala utmaningar som Somalia står inför. HIPS syfte är att få forskning och idédebatt att leda fram till konkret politisk förändring som bidrar till Somalias återuppbyggnad. Under de fem åren sedan starten har HIPS, med sina analyser, bidragit till att förändra och förnya det politiska debattklimatet i Somalia. HIPS spelar en allt mer central roll i den somaliska samhällsdebatten. Utöva att bedriva forskning, arrangerar HIPS regelbundet seminarier och rundabordssamtal. HIPS ordnar även egna konferenser, publicerar böcker, rapporter och policypapper. HIPS ledning medverkar regelbundet i samtal, debattprogram i välrespekterade Tv-kanaler och radio såsom BBC och VOA. Som Somalias främsta tankesmedja har HIPS främjat kulturen för evidensbaserad policyframställning i Somalia och blivit ett lokalt respekterat och internationellt erkänt varumärke. Som ett centrum för spetskompetens inom forskning i Somalia, kretsar HIPS: s arbete kring två breda pelare - research action and policy action. För att säkerställa att HIPS produktion når sina olika målgrupper använder HIPS somaliska och engelska språket för alla sina forskningspublikationer och policyrekommendationer samt i sitt påverkansarbete. HIPS strävar efter att vara öppen plattform för idéutbyte och kunskapsspridning. Inom forskningsområdet producerar HIPS forskningsrapporter som syftar till strategiska viktiga frågor inom freds-, stats- och institutionsbyggandet. HIPS:s studier om AMISOM, högre utbildning, federalism, konstitutionen, flyktingar, landfrågor, torka och påverkan från yttre aktörer har förmedlats på bred front bland beslutsfattare och har därmed haft mätbar effekt på tagna beslut i landet. Vidare har HIPS:s policypapper fokuserat på dagsaktuella och relevanta problemställningar, såsom federalism, konfliktlösningsmekanismer samt återvändande diaspora, och försett politiska beslutsfattare med analyser och praktiska rekommendationer. Exempelvis har det utvecklats policypapper som fokuserar på konflikten mellan federala regeringen och delstaterna Kismaayo och Gaalkacyo och hur den kan lösas. Ett annat policypapper handlar om kvinnors politiska och medborgerliga engagemang i samhället. De policypapperen har utvecklats och förmedlats i perioder då dessa frågor var aktuella och behovet av att belysa och analysera de på ett opartiskt sätt var nödvändigt. På policyområdet erbjuder HIPS flaggskeppsprogram, Forum for Ideas, en interaktiv plattform för Somalias beslutsfattare, praktiker, företagsledare, civilsamhällets aktörer, akademiker och samhällsaktivister. Rundbordsdiskussioner organiserade i Mogadishu och i de regionala huvudstäderna och det årliga forumet för idéer (AFI) som hålls i Djibouti lockar medborgare från hela Somalia inklusive den självutropade, men internationellt icke-erkända Somaliland samt somalier från Afrikas horn och många i diasporan. HIPS anchored the new Five Year strategic plan (20182022) around two broad pillars: research action and policy action. The overall objectives that Sida supported were: Strategic objective 1: To develop programs and conduct research in the priority thematic areas of peace, justice and good governance. Strategic objective 2: To foster inclusive public dialogues that will influence policy, increase transparency and accountability and inform HIPS research agenda. Strategic objective 3: To ensure sufficient staff in both numbers and capacity to deliver organizational objectives Strategic objective 4: To fully computerize the core and support functions of HIPS. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Somalia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general In HIPS own view their top results during the agreement period includes: "Policy influence In 2020, there was a deadlock between the government and the opposition. HIPS have brought together the two sides in Garowe. The two sides agreed to commit to four areas and mandated us to focus on the areas of construction completion, federalization, and development. HIPS raised awareness of the development status through our human capital studies. For that, seven ministries of the FGS and a number of ministries at the FMS levels were brought together . The organization's research helped identify Somalia's economy's key challenges, such as high unemployment, poverty, and corruption. HIPS has also developed a number of recommendations for how to address these challenges. The Federal Government of Somalia officially adopted the [their development] strategy, emphasizing its critical significance for the country's needs. Following this, the Ministry of Planning requested from HIPS to contribute to the National Development Plan 9. Besides adopting our recommendations, we have contributed to the preparation of the plan and assisted in the capacity building area. HIPS have had a significant impact on the major political agreements between the government and the opposition in Dhusamarreeb and Mogadishu. The blueprint presented was used as the starting point. HIPS have also shared recommendations with the FMS level democratization after observing the elections and political dispensations. Some of the recommendations have been adopted by the FMS leadership. The Institutes research on the security sector helped to inform the development of a new security strategy by the Somali government. The strategy has successfully reduced the number of attacks by Al-Shabaab, the Islamist militant group that has been waging an insurgency in Somalia for over three decades. The Institutes work on human rights has also significantly impacted policymaking. The organization's research has helped identify the key human rights issues facing Somalia, such as the lack of access to justice, the need for the protection and inclusion of women and youth, and the widespread use of child soldiers. HIPS has also developed a number of recommendations for how to address these challenges that have been used by the Somali government to develop human rights policy. It is argued that HIPS have influenced the thinking and policy actions of the international partners of Somalia. So many times, the international partners have confirmed to HIPS that they are regular consumers of our reports. Public opinion The Institute has played an important role in shaping public opinion in the areas of unilateral term extensions of the government, constitutional issues, and climate change. Besides reports, HIPS often engage the public through traditional media such as the Voice of America and BBC. The Institute has a huge presence on social media and have over 139,000 Twitter (X) followers and more than 57,000 Facebook followers, and have frequently engaged the public through social media. Research and Education Including Citations HIPS reports are widely cited by researchers and scholars. Somalias education institutions regularly use our reports for education. The Institute was featured in a number of international media outlets, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, Al Jazeera, VOA, and BBC. This exposure helped raise awareness of HIPS' work to promote peacebuilding, Statebuilding, and socioeconomic development in Somalia. The organization's research and analysis have been used by the researchers of the Somali government and international partners to develop a number of policies and programs to address key challenges facing Somalia, including security, economic development, and human rights. Many researchers and think tanks, and media cite our work. Funding Because of its feasible influence and convening power, the Institutes funding has been increasing since 2020. The Core donors have renewed their commitment and increased the funding they provided. Additionally, the Institute has partnered with new donors.". To conclude, in HIPS assessment, the examples of results can be verified to a large extent as representative of the Institutes activities and results". The Embassy's assessment is that HIPS own subjective statement on their results can generally be substantiated. Having said that, it is difficult to verify or assess how "large", "huge" or "significant" the impact has been. A true dialogue with HIPS during implementation on how to measure some results and impact in an honest way has therefore been undertaken and HIPS has been humble in that it might be difficult to verify correlations in a "scientific way". However, based on i) the overall impression by staff at the embassy, ii) the evaluation and iii) the fact that HIPS draws interest from other donors points to that HIPS is a respected organisation that can demonstrate value addition in the Somalia context. More specifically First objective: To develop programs and conduct research in the priority thematic areas of peace, justice and good governance It can be concluded that research has been been undertaken in the said areas. It is often surprisingly well timed interventions which indicates that HIPS do have a good capacity to capture current affairs. It can be discussed if "programs" has been developed or not and it will depend on perceptions. All in all it should be concluded that well acknowledged research has been undertaken in the specified areas which has been timely released. Second objective: To foster inclusive public dialogues that will influence policy, increase transparency and accountability and inform HIPS research agenda: The embassy concludes that HIPS has been able to reach out to the stimulate the public dialogue. It is more difficult to exactly assess how it has influenced policy but it is a fair assumption that policies has been influenced. As stated above, HIPS research deliveries are normally fairly timely, and deals also with areas that are of interest not only to the political elite. Their engagement using social media has also gained results (and outnumber, for example, the largest think tank in Sweden on twitter 10 times). It can be concluded that HIPS has done successful attempts via available platforms to reach out as a way to reach the organisation's objectives. Third objective: To ensure sufficient staff in both numbers and capacity to deliver organizational objectives might on one hand be difficult to assess but on another hand given the delivery demonstrated a conclusion can be made that HIPS has built capacity that has been sufficient. Forth objective: To fully computerize the core and support functions of HIPS . In our assessment the institute has not yet reached this objective to its full extent. Their project/workflow management process is digitized while their enterprise resource management software is yet to be operational. While the two first results has more to do with the productivity of the organisation the latter two can be seen more as indicators of institution building. HIPS fares better on the two first. However, it might be difficult to build a sustainable organisation as it is entirely dependent on donor funding. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12668-12668A0101 Sweden The proposed intervention aims to contribute to the ongoing stabilization and state-building process in Somalia. The Heritage Institute of Policy Studies (HIPS), an independent Somalia's first think tank, established in 2013, provides policy makers with succinct analyses and practical recommendations based on independent evidence-based research. In the five years since its inception, the Heritage Institute for Policy Studies (HIPS) has contributed to the transformation of the policy environment in Somalia. As Somalia’s first think tank, HIPS has promoted culture of evidence-based policymaking across Somalia and has become a locally respected and internationally recognized brand. As a center of excellence in research in Somalia, HIPS’ work revolves around two broad pillars – research action and policy action. To ensure the output reaches all its various audiences, HIPS uses Somali and English for all its research activities, policy action and advocacy. In the research sphere, HIPS produces original research reports on strategically important issues for Somalia’s peace building, state building and institution building agenda. HIPS studies on AMISOM, higher education, federalism, the constitution, refugees, land issues, drought and the influences of external actors were well circulated among policy circles and had measurable impact on policy making in the country. Similarly, HIPS policy briefs have focused on the pertinent thorny issues of the day and provided policy makers with succinct analyses and practical recommendations. Briefings on how to end the Kismaayo and Gaalkacyo conflicts and our studies on diaspora return, citizens’ priorities and perceptions, the political and civic engagement of Somali women, federalism and governance were all released periods where these issues where deliberated in a bipartisan fashion and fact-based analysis and forward-looking insight were most needed. On the policy front, HIPS’s flagship program, Forum for Ideas, offers an interactive platform for Somalia’s policymakers, practitioners, business leaders, civil society, academia and activists. Both the roundtable discussions organized in Mogadishu and in the regional capitals and the Annual Forum for Ideas (AFI) held in Djibouti attract citizens from across Somalia, including self-declared state of Somaliland but internationally considered to be part of Somalia, as well Somalis from the Horn of Africa and many in the diaspora. Den föreslagna insatsen har till syfte att bidra till den pågående stabiliserings- och statsbyggnadsprocessen i Somalia. The Heritage Institute of Policy Studies (HIPS) är Somalias främsta fristående och oberoende tankesmedja som inrättades 2013, och förser beslutsfattare med fullödiga analyser och praktiska rekommendationer baserade på oberoende evidensbaserad forskning. Syftet är att bidra med analyser, identifiera vägval och lämna förslag på möjliga lösningar på de politiska och sociala utmaningar som Somalia står inför. HIPS syfte är att få forskning och idédebatt att leda fram till konkret politisk förändring som bidrar till Somalias återuppbyggnad. Under de fem åren sedan starten har HIPS, med sina analyser, bidragit till att förändra och förnya det politiska debattklimatet i Somalia. HIPS spelar en allt mer central roll i den somaliska samhällsdebatten. Utöva att bedriva forskning, arrangerar HIPS regelbundet seminarier och rundabordssamtal. HIPS ordnar även egna konferenser, publicerar böcker, rapporter och policypapper. HIPS ledning medverkar regelbundet i samtal, debattprogram i välrespekterade Tv-kanaler och radio såsom BBC och VOA. Som Somalias främsta tankesmedja har HIPS främjat kulturen för evidensbaserad policyframställning i Somalia och blivit ett lokalt respekterat och internationellt erkänt varumärke. Som ett centrum för spetskompetens inom forskning i Somalia, kretsar HIPS: s arbete kring två breda pelare - research action and policy action. För att säkerställa att HIPS produktion når sina olika målgrupper använder HIPS somaliska och engelska språket för alla sina forskningspublikationer och policyrekommendationer samt i sitt påverkansarbete. HIPS strävar efter att vara öppen plattform för idéutbyte och kunskapsspridning. Inom forskningsområdet producerar HIPS forskningsrapporter som syftar till strategiska viktiga frågor inom freds-, stats- och institutionsbyggandet. HIPS:s studier om AMISOM, högre utbildning, federalism, konstitutionen, flyktingar, landfrågor, torka och påverkan från yttre aktörer har förmedlats på bred front bland beslutsfattare och har därmed haft mätbar effekt på tagna beslut i landet. Vidare har HIPS:s policypapper fokuserat på dagsaktuella och relevanta problemställningar, såsom federalism, konfliktlösningsmekanismer samt återvändande diaspora, och försett politiska beslutsfattare med analyser och praktiska rekommendationer. Exempelvis har det utvecklats policypapper som fokuserar på konflikten mellan federala regeringen och delstaterna Kismaayo och Gaalkacyo och hur den kan lösas. Ett annat policypapper handlar om kvinnors politiska och medborgerliga engagemang i samhället. De policypapperen har utvecklats och förmedlats i perioder då dessa frågor var aktuella och behovet av att belysa och analysera de på ett opartiskt sätt var nödvändigt. På policyområdet erbjuder HIPS flaggskeppsprogram, Forum for Ideas, en interaktiv plattform för Somalias beslutsfattare, praktiker, företagsledare, civilsamhällets aktörer, akademiker och samhällsaktivister. Rundbordsdiskussioner organiserade i Mogadishu och i de regionala huvudstäderna och det årliga forumet för idéer (AFI) som hålls i Djibouti lockar medborgare från hela Somalia inklusive den självutropade, men internationellt icke-erkända Somaliland samt somalier från Afrikas horn och många i diasporan. HIPS anchored the new Five Year strategic plan (20182022) around two broad pillars: research action and policy action. The overall objectives that Sida supported were: Strategic objective 1: To develop programs and conduct research in the priority thematic areas of peace, justice and good governance. Strategic objective 2: To foster inclusive public dialogues that will influence policy, increase transparency and accountability and inform HIPS research agenda. Strategic objective 3: To ensure sufficient staff in both numbers and capacity to deliver organizational objectives Strategic objective 4: To fully computerize the core and support functions of HIPS. Sweden Heritage Institute for Policy Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 6325000 13112500 3500000 3500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3500000 0.0000000005 0 0 0 -0.0000000004 0 2000000 2825000 5468000 3500000 0 4144500 24937500 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 2000000 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 3500000 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 2825000 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 3500000 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 5468000 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 4144500 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 3500000 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies Somalia 2018-2022 Somalia 2018-2022 Improved opportunities for participation in peacebuilding and statebuilding processes, particularly by women and young people. Ökade förutsättningar för deltagande i freds- och statsbyggnadsprocesser, framförallt av kvinnor och unga. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased participation and influence in democratic processes, particularly by women and young people. Ökat deltagande och inflytande i demokratiska processer, framförallt av kvinnor och unga. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened institutional capacity to provide basic community services and accountability. Stärkt institutionell kapacitet för tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster och ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12668-12668A0102 Sweden The proposed intervention aims to contribute to the ongoing stabilization and state-building process in Somalia. The Heritage Institute of Policy Studies (HIPS), an independent Somalia's first think tank, established in 2013, provides policy makers with succinct analyses and practical recommendations based on independent evidence-based research. In the five years since its inception, the Heritage Institute for Policy Studies (HIPS) has contributed to the transformation of the policy environment in Somalia. As Somalia’s first think tank, HIPS has promoted culture of evidence-based policymaking across Somalia and has become a locally respected and internationally recognized brand. As a center of excellence in research in Somalia, HIPS’ work revolves around two broad pillars – research action and policy action. To ensure the output reaches all its various audiences, HIPS uses Somali and English for all its research activities, policy action and advocacy. In the research sphere, HIPS produces original research reports on strategically important issues for Somalia’s peace building, state building and institution building agenda. HIPS studies on AMISOM, higher education, federalism, the constitution, refugees, land issues, drought and the influences of external actors were well circulated among policy circles and had measurable impact on policy making in the country. Similarly, HIPS policy briefs have focused on the pertinent thorny issues of the day and provided policy makers with succinct analyses and practical recommendations. Briefings on how to end the Kismaayo and Gaalkacyo conflicts and our studies on diaspora return, citizens’ priorities and perceptions, the political and civic engagement of Somali women, federalism and governance were all released periods where these issues where deliberated in a bipartisan fashion and fact-based analysis and forward-looking insight were most needed. On the policy front, HIPS’s flagship program, Forum for Ideas, offers an interactive platform for Somalia’s policymakers, practitioners, business leaders, civil society, academia and activists. Both the roundtable discussions organized in Mogadishu and in the regional capitals and the Annual Forum for Ideas (AFI) held in Djibouti attract citizens from across Somalia, including self-declared state of Somaliland but internationally considered to be part of Somalia, as well Somalis from the Horn of Africa and many in the diaspora. Den föreslagna insatsen har till syfte att bidra till den pågående stabiliserings- och statsbyggnadsprocessen i Somalia. The Heritage Institute of Policy Studies (HIPS) är Somalias främsta fristående och oberoende tankesmedja som inrättades 2013, och förser beslutsfattare med fullödiga analyser och praktiska rekommendationer baserade på oberoende evidensbaserad forskning. Syftet är att bidra med analyser, identifiera vägval och lämna förslag på möjliga lösningar på de politiska och sociala utmaningar som Somalia står inför. HIPS syfte är att få forskning och idédebatt att leda fram till konkret politisk förändring som bidrar till Somalias återuppbyggnad. Under de fem åren sedan starten har HIPS, med sina analyser, bidragit till att förändra och förnya det politiska debattklimatet i Somalia. HIPS spelar en allt mer central roll i den somaliska samhällsdebatten. Utöva att bedriva forskning, arrangerar HIPS regelbundet seminarier och rundabordssamtal. HIPS ordnar även egna konferenser, publicerar böcker, rapporter och policypapper. HIPS ledning medverkar regelbundet i samtal, debattprogram i välrespekterade Tv-kanaler och radio såsom BBC och VOA. Som Somalias främsta tankesmedja har HIPS främjat kulturen för evidensbaserad policyframställning i Somalia och blivit ett lokalt respekterat och internationellt erkänt varumärke. Som ett centrum för spetskompetens inom forskning i Somalia, kretsar HIPS: s arbete kring två breda pelare - research action and policy action. För att säkerställa att HIPS produktion når sina olika målgrupper använder HIPS somaliska och engelska språket för alla sina forskningspublikationer och policyrekommendationer samt i sitt påverkansarbete. HIPS strävar efter att vara öppen plattform för idéutbyte och kunskapsspridning. Inom forskningsområdet producerar HIPS forskningsrapporter som syftar till strategiska viktiga frågor inom freds-, stats- och institutionsbyggandet. HIPS:s studier om AMISOM, högre utbildning, federalism, konstitutionen, flyktingar, landfrågor, torka och påverkan från yttre aktörer har förmedlats på bred front bland beslutsfattare och har därmed haft mätbar effekt på tagna beslut i landet. Vidare har HIPS:s policypapper fokuserat på dagsaktuella och relevanta problemställningar, såsom federalism, konfliktlösningsmekanismer samt återvändande diaspora, och försett politiska beslutsfattare med analyser och praktiska rekommendationer. Exempelvis har det utvecklats policypapper som fokuserar på konflikten mellan federala regeringen och delstaterna Kismaayo och Gaalkacyo och hur den kan lösas. Ett annat policypapper handlar om kvinnors politiska och medborgerliga engagemang i samhället. De policypapperen har utvecklats och förmedlats i perioder då dessa frågor var aktuella och behovet av att belysa och analysera de på ett opartiskt sätt var nödvändigt. På policyområdet erbjuder HIPS flaggskeppsprogram, Forum for Ideas, en interaktiv plattform för Somalias beslutsfattare, praktiker, företagsledare, civilsamhällets aktörer, akademiker och samhällsaktivister. Rundbordsdiskussioner organiserade i Mogadishu och i de regionala huvudstäderna och det årliga forumet för idéer (AFI) som hålls i Djibouti lockar medborgare från hela Somalia inklusive den självutropade, men internationellt icke-erkända Somaliland samt somalier från Afrikas horn och många i diasporan. HIPS anchored the new Five Year strategic plan (20182022) around two broad pillars: research action and policy action. The overall objectives that Sida supported were: Strategic objective 1: To develop programs and conduct research in the priority thematic areas of peace, justice and good governance. Strategic objective 2: To foster inclusive public dialogues that will influence policy, increase transparency and accountability and inform HIPS research agenda. Strategic objective 3: To ensure sufficient staff in both numbers and capacity to deliver organizational objectives Strategic objective 4: To fully computerize the core and support functions of HIPS. Sweden Heritage Institute for Policy Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -2825000 -9612500 0 0.0000000009 -5468000 -2825000.0000000005 0.0000000007 -4144500 -12437500 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies -2825000 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies -5468000 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies -4144500 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies Somalia 2018-2022 Somalia 2018-2022 Improved opportunities for participation in peacebuilding and statebuilding processes, particularly by women and young people. Ökade förutsättningar för deltagande i freds- och statsbyggnadsprocesser, framförallt av kvinnor och unga. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased participation and influence in democratic processes, particularly by women and young people. Ökat deltagande och inflytande i demokratiska processer, framförallt av kvinnor och unga. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened institutional capacity to provide basic community services and accountability. Stärkt institutionell kapacitet för tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster och ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12695 Sweden The intervention aims to to contribute to the anchoring of democratic culture, the strengthening of democratic institutions and more just, equitable and peaceful governance for the benefit of women and men in Burkina Faso To this end, the operation will work to achieve three results: 1. Support reflection and actions to promote a better perception/understanding of democracy and a more just, egalitarian, inclusive and representative democratic practice. 2. Contribute to implementing innovative and effective initiatives to consolidate civil society's role as a counter-power. 3. Contribute to creating the conditions for citizens, men, women, youth and usually excluded/ marginalized groups to participate in, contribute to and influence different processes at national and local levels. Insatsen syftar till att stärka den demokratiska kulturen, stärka de demokratiska institutionerna och skapa ett mer rättvist, jämlikt och fredligt styrelseskick till förmån för kvinnor och män i Burkina Faso. I detta syfte kommer insatsen att arbeta för att uppnå tre resultat: 1. Stödja reflektion och aktiviteter för att främja en bättre uppfattning/förståelse av demokrati och en mer rättvis, jämlik, inkluderande och representativ demokratisk praxis. 2. Bidra till genomförandet av innovativa och effektiva initiativ som syftar till att stärka det civila samhällets roll som motkraft. 3. Bidra till att skapa förutsättningar för medborgare, män, kvinnor, ungdomar och traditionellt exkluderade/marginaliserade grupper att delta i, och påverka olika politiska processer och utvecklingsprocesser på nationell och lokal nivå. Overall objective: to contribute to the anchoring of democratic culture, the strengthening of democratic institutions and more just, equitable and peaceful governance for the benefit of women and men in Burkina Faso. The overall objective will be achieved by working towards three specific objectives that each have several expected results: SO 1: Support reflection and actions to promote a better perception/understanding of democracy and a more just, egalitarian, inclusive and representative democratic practice. - R1: Public opinion trends in both traditional and social media and especially among young are monitored and analysed in order to develop relevant corrective actions. - R2: Quality information is produced to fuel reflection, feed and influence public debate, particularly among youth, through ICTs and social media to create an informed public opinion. - R2: Credible policy information is available and accessible to rights holders to combat misinformation and shape a more balanced opinion on public actions. - R4: Spaces for interaction are created to put citizens back at the heart of the public debate and give them the tools to act within the democratic system and influence policies and practices. SO 2: Contribute to implementing innovative and effective initiatives to consolidate civil society's role as a counter-power. - R1: CSOs can ensure effective governance and management of their organizations. - R2: The constitutional and institutional reforms adopted are inclusive, structuring and in line with citizens' concerns. - R3: The capacities of electoral system actors are strengthened to influence elections before, during and after the polls. - R4: The monitoring system is in place and functional, allowing for real-time monitoring of the electoral process and voting operations, and helping to correct any malfunctions observed on election day and to calm down the voting process. SO 3: Contribute to creating the conditions for citizens, men, women, youth and usually excluded/marginalized groups to participate in, contribute to and influence different processes at national and local levels. - R1: Relevant information is produced or made available and accessible to citizens to enable them to understand the issues better and participate effectively in the various processes. - R2: Women and youth are nominated and elected to decision-making bodies (government, assembly, municipal and regional councils, mayors, governors, prefects, high commissioners, institutions, courts). - R3: Formal and informal institutional and ad hoc frameworks are available to enable effective and inclusive participation/representation of citizens, including women, youth and traditionally excluded or marginalized groups, in various political and development processes at all levels. - R4: Land and mineral resources are managed in a participatory manner, revenues from their exploitation are redistributed fairly and invested in priority sectors. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burkina Faso Democratic participation and civil society Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors The information below springs from reporting, statutory and non-statutory meetings and participation in various activities organized by the cooperation partner. Diakonia has executed 88 % of the planned activities and 86 % of the budget. Two difficulties have complicated the work of Diakonia: These are: 1. The restriction of civic space. 2. A degradation of the security situation. SO 1: Support reflection and actions to promote a better perception/understanding of democracy and a more just, egalitarian, inclusive and representative democratic practice. For the purpose of strategic objective 1, Diakonia is collaborating with Association des bloggeurs burkinabé (ABB), Centre pour la Gouvernance Démocratique (CGD - which also receives funding directly from the embassy), Educommunicafrik, Fasocheck and Institut Général Tiémoko Marc GARANGO pour la Gouvernance et le Développement (IGD) Some key results under this strategic objective includes the setting up of a team of social media monitorers who engaged in continous analysis objective to capture the public opinion online. Fasocheck has engaged in similar monitoring but with a view to analysis desinformation, culminiating each month in a report on desinformation online in Burkina Faso. Educommunicafrique has in turn put into place a Citizen Social Media Observatoire, staffed by 10 "detectives" tasked with monitoring media content shared online and collecting incidents of hate speech (a growing problem in Burkina Faso). Bulletins are then produced on the issue, with a view of feeding into the national discours regarding hate speech. Diakonia, through its partners, has also worked on creating spaces for educating and informing citizens, particularly young people. For example, CGD organized two training sessions for specific movements (young people from the informal sector, certain members of Wayiyan (a popular social movement made of young men in support of the military junta)) on democratic governance, republican principles and values. IGD also trained 35 young women and men on legislation and issues relating to hate speech and false information. ABB organized two training sessions on democracy and citizen participation. In addition to the training sessions, several other information dialogue forums were organized by the partners. A survey commissioned by Diakonia showed that 91 % of participants felt that their knowledge of governance and democracy had improved thanks to the education provided. SO 2: Contribute to implementing innovative and effective initiatives to consolidate civil society's role as a counter-power. Under this strategic objective, Diakonia has worked with the National Council for OSCs (CNOSC) and the Permanent Secretariat of ONGS (SPONG) with the specific am of strengthen the governance and management of civil society organizations in Burkina Faso. Activities include regional conferences on governance of CSOs and workshops on advocacy. In addition, Diakonia has also worked with the National Youth Council (CNJ-BF) in order to strengthen the democratic culture amongst women and youth. Further, through a collaboration with the Convention of civil society organisations for the observation of domestic elections (CODEL) Diakonia supported the development of a new strategic plan, organized 10 meetings for the CODEL, and supported an awareness campaign on electoral questions and democracy aimed at youths, women and journalists in the four biggest cities. SO 3: Contribute to creating the conditions for citizens, men, women, youth and usually excluded/marginalized groups to participate in, contribute to and influence different processes at national and local levels. Under this strategic objective Diakonia has supported the Episcopal Commission Justice and Peace (CJP) on the creation of citizen watch cells to monitor local decision-making as well as providing training to these cells with capacity-building measures. Diakonia organized "Citizen Univeristies" for young people, teaching them about civic-mindedness and citizenship, social cohesion, civic participation, gender-based violence, women's and girls' rights and entrepreneurship. In return, 56 of the 60 young people were able to give feedback to their peers on the concepts of social cohesion and gender-based violence, in collaboration with the project team. Of the 60 young people trained, 25 were able to set up income-generating activities and finance their school supplies and school uniforms. They have also set up micro-businesses, and produce article. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12695-12695A0101 Sweden The intervention aims to to contribute to the anchoring of democratic culture, the strengthening of democratic institutions and more just, equitable and peaceful governance for the benefit of women and men in Burkina Faso To this end, the operation will work to achieve three results: 1. Support reflection and actions to promote a better perception/understanding of democracy and a more just, egalitarian, inclusive and representative democratic practice. 2. Contribute to implementing innovative and effective initiatives to consolidate civil society's role as a counter-power. 3. Contribute to creating the conditions for citizens, men, women, youth and usually excluded/ marginalized groups to participate in, contribute to and influence different processes at national and local levels. Insatsen syftar till att stärka den demokratiska kulturen, stärka de demokratiska institutionerna och skapa ett mer rättvist, jämlikt och fredligt styrelseskick till förmån för kvinnor och män i Burkina Faso. I detta syfte kommer insatsen att arbeta för att uppnå tre resultat: 1. Stödja reflektion och aktiviteter för att främja en bättre uppfattning/förståelse av demokrati och en mer rättvis, jämlik, inkluderande och representativ demokratisk praxis. 2. Bidra till genomförandet av innovativa och effektiva initiativ som syftar till att stärka det civila samhällets roll som motkraft. 3. Bidra till att skapa förutsättningar för medborgare, män, kvinnor, ungdomar och traditionellt exkluderade/marginaliserade grupper att delta i, och påverka olika politiska processer och utvecklingsprocesser på nationell och lokal nivå. Overall objective: to contribute to the anchoring of democratic culture, the strengthening of democratic institutions and more just, equitable and peaceful governance for the benefit of women and men in Burkina Faso. The overall objective will be achieved by working towards three specific objectives that each have several expected results: SO 1: Support reflection and actions to promote a better perception/understanding of democracy and a more just, egalitarian, inclusive and representative democratic practice. - R1: Public opinion trends in both traditional and social media and especially among young are monitored and analysed in order to develop relevant corrective actions. - R2: Quality information is produced to fuel reflection, feed and influence public debate, particularly among youth, through ICTs and social media to create an informed public opinion. - R2: Credible policy information is available and accessible to rights holders to combat misinformation and shape a more balanced opinion on public actions. - R4: Spaces for interaction are created to put citizens back at the heart of the public debate and give them the tools to act within the democratic system and influence policies and practices. SO 2: Contribute to implementing innovative and effective initiatives to consolidate civil society's role as a counter-power. - R1: CSOs can ensure effective governance and management of their organizations. - R2: The constitutional and institutional reforms adopted are inclusive, structuring and in line with citizens' concerns. - R3: The capacities of electoral system actors are strengthened to influence elections before, during and after the polls. - R4: The monitoring system is in place and functional, allowing for real-time monitoring of the electoral process and voting operations, and helping to correct any malfunctions observed on election day and to calm down the voting process. SO 3: Contribute to creating the conditions for citizens, men, women, youth and usually excluded/marginalized groups to participate in, contribute to and influence different processes at national and local levels. - R1: Relevant information is produced or made available and accessible to citizens to enable them to understand the issues better and participate effectively in the various processes. - R2: Women and youth are nominated and elected to decision-making bodies (government, assembly, municipal and regional councils, mayors, governors, prefects, high commissioners, institutions, courts). - R3: Formal and informal institutional and ad hoc frameworks are available to enable effective and inclusive participation/representation of citizens, including women, youth and traditionally excluded or marginalized groups, in various political and development processes at all levels. - R4: Land and mineral resources are managed in a participatory manner, revenues from their exploitation are redistributed fairly and invested in priority sectors. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 19000000 15000000 0 -92838 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 -92838 0 0 19000000 33907162 Diakonia 19000000 Diakonia 15000000 Diakonia -92838 Diakonia Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Strengthened capacity of civil society to promote openness, accountability and greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12695-12695A0102 Sweden The intervention aims to to contribute to the anchoring of democratic culture, the strengthening of democratic institutions and more just, equitable and peaceful governance for the benefit of women and men in Burkina Faso To this end, the operation will work to achieve three results: 1. Support reflection and actions to promote a better perception/understanding of democracy and a more just, egalitarian, inclusive and representative democratic practice. 2. Contribute to implementing innovative and effective initiatives to consolidate civil society's role as a counter-power. 3. Contribute to creating the conditions for citizens, men, women, youth and usually excluded/ marginalized groups to participate in, contribute to and influence different processes at national and local levels. Insatsen syftar till att stärka den demokratiska kulturen, stärka de demokratiska institutionerna och skapa ett mer rättvist, jämlikt och fredligt styrelseskick till förmån för kvinnor och män i Burkina Faso. I detta syfte kommer insatsen att arbeta för att uppnå tre resultat: 1. Stödja reflektion och aktiviteter för att främja en bättre uppfattning/förståelse av demokrati och en mer rättvis, jämlik, inkluderande och representativ demokratisk praxis. 2. Bidra till genomförandet av innovativa och effektiva initiativ som syftar till att stärka det civila samhällets roll som motkraft. 3. Bidra till att skapa förutsättningar för medborgare, män, kvinnor, ungdomar och traditionellt exkluderade/marginaliserade grupper att delta i, och påverka olika politiska processer och utvecklingsprocesser på nationell och lokal nivå. Overall objective: to contribute to the anchoring of democratic culture, the strengthening of democratic institutions and more just, equitable and peaceful governance for the benefit of women and men in Burkina Faso. The overall objective will be achieved by working towards three specific objectives that each have several expected results: SO 1: Support reflection and actions to promote a better perception/understanding of democracy and a more just, egalitarian, inclusive and representative democratic practice. - R1: Public opinion trends in both traditional and social media and especially among young are monitored and analysed in order to develop relevant corrective actions. - R2: Quality information is produced to fuel reflection, feed and influence public debate, particularly among youth, through ICTs and social media to create an informed public opinion. - R2: Credible policy information is available and accessible to rights holders to combat misinformation and shape a more balanced opinion on public actions. - R4: Spaces for interaction are created to put citizens back at the heart of the public debate and give them the tools to act within the democratic system and influence policies and practices. SO 2: Contribute to implementing innovative and effective initiatives to consolidate civil society's role as a counter-power. - R1: CSOs can ensure effective governance and management of their organizations. - R2: The constitutional and institutional reforms adopted are inclusive, structuring and in line with citizens' concerns. - R3: The capacities of electoral system actors are strengthened to influence elections before, during and after the polls. - R4: The monitoring system is in place and functional, allowing for real-time monitoring of the electoral process and voting operations, and helping to correct any malfunctions observed on election day and to calm down the voting process. SO 3: Contribute to creating the conditions for citizens, men, women, youth and usually excluded/marginalized groups to participate in, contribute to and influence different processes at national and local levels. - R1: Relevant information is produced or made available and accessible to citizens to enable them to understand the issues better and participate effectively in the various processes. - R2: Women and youth are nominated and elected to decision-making bodies (government, assembly, municipal and regional councils, mayors, governors, prefects, high commissioners, institutions, courts). - R3: Formal and informal institutional and ad hoc frameworks are available to enable effective and inclusive participation/representation of citizens, including women, youth and traditionally excluded or marginalized groups, in various political and development processes at all levels. - R4: Land and mineral resources are managed in a participatory manner, revenues from their exploitation are redistributed fairly and invested in priority sectors. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 70658 0 0 0 0 70658 0 0 0 0 0 70658 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 70658 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Strengthened capacity of civil society to promote openness, accountability and greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12700 Sweden Austrian Development Agency (ADA) has applied to Embassy for funding of SEK 30 500 000 to carry out the intervention "Green Economy: Sustainable Mountain Tourism and Organic Agriculture (GRETA)". The intervention is part of the EU framework of the Annual Action Programme 2017 for the Republic of Georgia: Action Document for Economic and Business Development in Georgia under the European Neighborhood Instrument (ENI). The Action Programme's overall objective is to foster socio-economic development in Georgia and has three inter-related thematic components: 1) Fairer and faster litigation in commercial matters, 2) Modernized financial infrastructure and 3) Greater business sophistication. The latter component includes the delegated action from the European Union to ADA, for which the Embassy has been approached to provide complementary Swedish funding. The proposed intervention aims at facilitating an improvement of the business environment and the creation of new income opportunities in sustainable mountain tourism and organic agriculture to reduce poverty and exclusion in selected regions of Georgia. The duration of the intervention is 52 months (2018-2023), starting with an 8-month inception phase. The total budget of the proposed intervention, including EU and ADA co-financing, is approximately SEK 70 000 000. Georgia's high mountainous regions already attract an increasing number of tourists and makes some use of its suitable conditions for organic agriculture production, but has a large potential of growth and development. Simultaneously, the mountainous regions are among Georgia's poorest, and the populations' perception of limited employment and income generation opportunities cause high rates of migration from the villages. The intervention is intended to realize the potential of high mountainous areas to contribute to SME development, organic agricultural production, employment and poverty reduction, increased income, while responding to Georgia's increasing number of tourists in these areas, as well as increasing product and service demands. The activities of the intervention include facilitation of a Mountainous Tourism Development Strategy, including, Destination Management and Branding Policy, establishment of a national quality standard and control system for local tourism suppliers, stimulation of innovation and creation of new market linkages. Access and provision of capacity development measures for people and institutions, which are active in the fields of sustainable mountain tourism and organic agriculture in the target regions are integral parts of the intervention. The latter will enable joint learning among public, private and civil society actors. The environment and social sustainability, as well as the gender equality is expected to be further strengthened, based on the results of environmental, gender and social impact assessment to be conducted during inception stage of the intervention, which will affect the design of the activities. Overall, through promoting sustainable development in tourism and organic agriculture sectors, the intervention is expected to contribute to increased employment and income opportunities in the target regions. Österrikes biståndsorganisation, Austrian Development Agency (ADA), har ansökt om finansiering om 30 500 000 kronor i syfte att genomföra insatsen "Grön ekonomi: Hållbar bergsturism och ekologiskt jordbruk (GRETA)". Insatsen ingår inom ramen för EU:s årliga handlingsprogram 2017 för republiken Georgien: Handlingsdokument för ekonomisk och affärsutveckling i Georgien inom ramen för det Europeiska Grannskapsinstrumentet (ENI). Programmets övergripande mål är att främja socioekonomisk utveckling i Georgien och har tre sammanhängande tematiska komponenter: 1) Rättvisare och snabbare rättstvister i kommersiella frågor, 2) Moderniserad finansiell infrastruktur och 3) Effektiviserad företagsamhet. Den senare komponenten inkluderar en delegerad insats från Europeiska unionen till ADA, för vilken ambassaden har kontaktats för att bidra med kompletterande svensk finansiering. Den föreslagna insatsen syftar till att underlätta förbättring av företagsamheten och skapandet av nya inkomstmöjligheter inom hållbar bergsturism och ekologiskt jordbruk för att minska fattigdom och utanförskap i utvalda regioner i Georgien. Insatsens varaktighet är 52 månader (2018–2023), inklusive en åtta månaders inledningsfas. Den totala budgeten för den föreslagna insatsen, inklusive samfinansiering från EU och ADA, är cirka 70 000 000 SEK. Georgiens höga bergsområden lockar redan ett ökande antal turister och landet utnyttjar sina förutsättningar för ekologisk jordbruksproduktion i viss mån, men har stor tillväxt- och utvecklingspotential. Bergsområdena är bland Georgiens fattigaste regioner och invånarnas uppfattning om begränsade sysselsättnings- och inkomstgenererande möjligheter orsakar stor utflyttning från byarna. Insatsen syftar till att realisera potentialen i de höga bergsområdena för att bidra till utveckling av små och medelstora företag, ekologisk jordbruksproduktion, sysselsättning och fattigdomsminskning, ökade inkomster, och samtidigt svara upp mot Georgiens växande turism i dessa områden, liksom ökad efterfrågan på varor och tjänster. Aktiviteterna i insatsen inkluderar framtagande av en strategi för utveckling av bergsturism, inklusive så kallad destinationsledning (Destination Management) och varumärkespolicy, etablering av nationell kvalitetsstandard och kontrollsystem för lokala leverantörer inom turism, stimulering av innovation och skapande av nya marknadskontakter. Tillhandahållande av kapacitetsutvecklingsstöd för individer och institutioner som är aktiva inom hållbar bergsturism och ekologiskt jordbruk i regionerna, utgör en väsentlig del av insatsen. Detta kommer att möjliggöra gemensamt lärande bland offentliga, privata och civila samhällsaktörer. Miljömässig och social hållbarhet samt jämställdhet förväntas stärkas ytterligare baserat på resultaten av den miljö-, jämställdhets- och sociala konsekvensbedömningen, som ska genomföras under inledningsfasen av insatsen, vilka kommer att påverka utformningen av aktiviteterna. Sammantaget förväntas insatsen genom att främja en hållbar utveckling inom turism och ekologisk jordbruksproduktion bidra till ökade sysselsättnings- och inkomstmöjligheter i de aktuella regionerna. The objective of the intervention is to facilitate an improvement of the business environment and the creation of new income opportunities in sustainable mountain tourism and organic agriculture in order to reduce poverty and exclusion in the selected mountain areas of Georgia. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry In the reporting period, the main results achieved within the Sustainable Mountain Tourism (SMT) component are as follows: Outcome 1: The legal and policy framework for mountain tourism is enabling sustainable and inclusive development The support to the Svaneti Destination Management Organization (DMO) successfully continued. The preparation work to identify and draft a Destination Management Plan (DMP) was accomplished. The DMP will define a long-term strategy and action plan to ensure a smooth development of the tourism sector in Svaneti region. Outcome 2: Employment and income in mountain tourism sector are increased due to new and better products and services - 1 common brand for Svaneti region created; - 32 SMEs contracts signed within Tourism Development Initiatives (TDI) Grants scheme. Outcome 3: Access to capacity development measures for people and institutions active in the fields of sustainable mountain tourism is improved - 20 beneficiaries trained in trail marking and maintenance in Mestia municipality. Results of Organic Agriculture (OA) component: Outcome 1: The legal and policy framework for organic agriculture is enabling sustainable and inclusive development Translation of the new EU organic regulations finalized and shared among key stakeholders (MEPA, CAUCASCERT and ELKANA) to evaluate the pros and cons of the harmonization of Georgian legislation with the new EU organic regulations; 2 ICS (Internal Control System) mechanisms and 2 standards identified (organic and pesticide-free); 16 beneficiaries/SMEs involved in organic certification. Outcome 2: Employment and income in organic agriculture sector are increased due to new and better products and services 1 Georgian Mountain Tea Association founded; - 25 SMEs (grantee beneficiaries) contracted under the Local Development Initiatives Grant Scheme, out of which 7 are fully equipped; - 8 SMEs participated to the Organic and Natural Products Expo Dubai 2021. Outcome 3: Access to capacity development measures for people and institutions active in the fields of organic agriculture is improved - About 8 staff members of MEPA, 14 agents of ICC and 14 leader farmers trained on organic Tea, Honey, and Vegetable production and processing, organic certification practices, soil management and greenhouse production; - 3 demonstration farms (greenhouses) in Mestia municipality were constructed, out of which 1 is fully operational and already produced 300 kg of strawberries using only organic methods (price of 1 kg: 7-9 EUROs). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12700-12700A0101 Sweden Austrian Development Agency (ADA) has applied to Embassy for funding of SEK 30 500 000 to carry out the intervention "Green Economy: Sustainable Mountain Tourism and Organic Agriculture (GRETA)". The intervention is part of the EU framework of the Annual Action Programme 2017 for the Republic of Georgia: Action Document for Economic and Business Development in Georgia under the European Neighborhood Instrument (ENI). The Action Programme's overall objective is to foster socio-economic development in Georgia and has three inter-related thematic components: 1) Fairer and faster litigation in commercial matters, 2) Modernized financial infrastructure and 3) Greater business sophistication. The latter component includes the delegated action from the European Union to ADA, for which the Embassy has been approached to provide complementary Swedish funding. The proposed intervention aims at facilitating an improvement of the business environment and the creation of new income opportunities in sustainable mountain tourism and organic agriculture to reduce poverty and exclusion in selected regions of Georgia. The duration of the intervention is 52 months (2018-2023), starting with an 8-month inception phase. The total budget of the proposed intervention, including EU and ADA co-financing, is approximately SEK 70 000 000. Georgia's high mountainous regions already attract an increasing number of tourists and makes some use of its suitable conditions for organic agriculture production, but has a large potential of growth and development. Simultaneously, the mountainous regions are among Georgia's poorest, and the populations' perception of limited employment and income generation opportunities cause high rates of migration from the villages. The intervention is intended to realize the potential of high mountainous areas to contribute to SME development, organic agricultural production, employment and poverty reduction, increased income, while responding to Georgia's increasing number of tourists in these areas, as well as increasing product and service demands. The activities of the intervention include facilitation of a Mountainous Tourism Development Strategy, including, Destination Management and Branding Policy, establishment of a national quality standard and control system for local tourism suppliers, stimulation of innovation and creation of new market linkages. Access and provision of capacity development measures for people and institutions, which are active in the fields of sustainable mountain tourism and organic agriculture in the target regions are integral parts of the intervention. The latter will enable joint learning among public, private and civil society actors. The environment and social sustainability, as well as the gender equality is expected to be further strengthened, based on the results of environmental, gender and social impact assessment to be conducted during inception stage of the intervention, which will affect the design of the activities. Overall, through promoting sustainable development in tourism and organic agriculture sectors, the intervention is expected to contribute to increased employment and income opportunities in the target regions. Österrikes biståndsorganisation, Austrian Development Agency (ADA), har ansökt om finansiering om 30 500 000 kronor i syfte att genomföra insatsen "Grön ekonomi: Hållbar bergsturism och ekologiskt jordbruk (GRETA)". Insatsen ingår inom ramen för EU:s årliga handlingsprogram 2017 för republiken Georgien: Handlingsdokument för ekonomisk och affärsutveckling i Georgien inom ramen för det Europeiska Grannskapsinstrumentet (ENI). Programmets övergripande mål är att främja socioekonomisk utveckling i Georgien och har tre sammanhängande tematiska komponenter: 1) Rättvisare och snabbare rättstvister i kommersiella frågor, 2) Moderniserad finansiell infrastruktur och 3) Effektiviserad företagsamhet. Den senare komponenten inkluderar en delegerad insats från Europeiska unionen till ADA, för vilken ambassaden har kontaktats för att bidra med kompletterande svensk finansiering. Den föreslagna insatsen syftar till att underlätta förbättring av företagsamheten och skapandet av nya inkomstmöjligheter inom hållbar bergsturism och ekologiskt jordbruk för att minska fattigdom och utanförskap i utvalda regioner i Georgien. Insatsens varaktighet är 52 månader (2018–2023), inklusive en åtta månaders inledningsfas. Den totala budgeten för den föreslagna insatsen, inklusive samfinansiering från EU och ADA, är cirka 70 000 000 SEK. Georgiens höga bergsområden lockar redan ett ökande antal turister och landet utnyttjar sina förutsättningar för ekologisk jordbruksproduktion i viss mån, men har stor tillväxt- och utvecklingspotential. Bergsområdena är bland Georgiens fattigaste regioner och invånarnas uppfattning om begränsade sysselsättnings- och inkomstgenererande möjligheter orsakar stor utflyttning från byarna. Insatsen syftar till att realisera potentialen i de höga bergsområdena för att bidra till utveckling av små och medelstora företag, ekologisk jordbruksproduktion, sysselsättning och fattigdomsminskning, ökade inkomster, och samtidigt svara upp mot Georgiens växande turism i dessa områden, liksom ökad efterfrågan på varor och tjänster. Aktiviteterna i insatsen inkluderar framtagande av en strategi för utveckling av bergsturism, inklusive så kallad destinationsledning (Destination Management) och varumärkespolicy, etablering av nationell kvalitetsstandard och kontrollsystem för lokala leverantörer inom turism, stimulering av innovation och skapande av nya marknadskontakter. Tillhandahållande av kapacitetsutvecklingsstöd för individer och institutioner som är aktiva inom hållbar bergsturism och ekologiskt jordbruk i regionerna, utgör en väsentlig del av insatsen. Detta kommer att möjliggöra gemensamt lärande bland offentliga, privata och civila samhällsaktörer. Miljömässig och social hållbarhet samt jämställdhet förväntas stärkas ytterligare baserat på resultaten av den miljö-, jämställdhets- och sociala konsekvensbedömningen, som ska genomföras under inledningsfasen av insatsen, vilka kommer att påverka utformningen av aktiviteterna. Sammantaget förväntas insatsen genom att främja en hållbar utveckling inom turism och ekologisk jordbruksproduktion bidra till ökade sysselsättnings- och inkomstmöjligheter i de aktuella regionerna. The objective of the intervention is to facilitate an improvement of the business environment and the creation of new income opportunities in sustainable mountain tourism and organic agriculture in order to reduce poverty and exclusion in the selected mountain areas of Georgia. Sweden ADA/Austrian Development Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ADA/Austrian Development Agency 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 11.a - Support positive economic, social and environmental links between urban, peri-urban and rural areas by strengthening national and regional development planning. 11.a - Främja positiva ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga kopplingar mellan stadsområden, stadsnära områden och landsbygdsområden genom att stärka den nationella och regionala utvecklingsplaneringen. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.9 - By 2030, devise and implement policies to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products. 8.9 - Senast 2030 utarbeta och genomföra politik för hållbar turism som skapar arbetstillfällen och främjar lokal kultur och lokala produkter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 6000000 8500000 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 8500000 19500000 ADA/Austrian Development Agency 5000000 ADA/Austrian Development Agency 6000000 ADA/Austrian Development Agency 8500000 ADA/Austrian Development Agency Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Östeuropa: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12700-12700A0102 Sweden Austrian Development Agency (ADA) has applied to Embassy for funding of SEK 30 500 000 to carry out the intervention "Green Economy: Sustainable Mountain Tourism and Organic Agriculture (GRETA)". The intervention is part of the EU framework of the Annual Action Programme 2017 for the Republic of Georgia: Action Document for Economic and Business Development in Georgia under the European Neighborhood Instrument (ENI). The Action Programme's overall objective is to foster socio-economic development in Georgia and has three inter-related thematic components: 1) Fairer and faster litigation in commercial matters, 2) Modernized financial infrastructure and 3) Greater business sophistication. The latter component includes the delegated action from the European Union to ADA, for which the Embassy has been approached to provide complementary Swedish funding. The proposed intervention aims at facilitating an improvement of the business environment and the creation of new income opportunities in sustainable mountain tourism and organic agriculture to reduce poverty and exclusion in selected regions of Georgia. The duration of the intervention is 52 months (2018-2023), starting with an 8-month inception phase. The total budget of the proposed intervention, including EU and ADA co-financing, is approximately SEK 70 000 000. Georgia's high mountainous regions already attract an increasing number of tourists and makes some use of its suitable conditions for organic agriculture production, but has a large potential of growth and development. Simultaneously, the mountainous regions are among Georgia's poorest, and the populations' perception of limited employment and income generation opportunities cause high rates of migration from the villages. The intervention is intended to realize the potential of high mountainous areas to contribute to SME development, organic agricultural production, employment and poverty reduction, increased income, while responding to Georgia's increasing number of tourists in these areas, as well as increasing product and service demands. The activities of the intervention include facilitation of a Mountainous Tourism Development Strategy, including, Destination Management and Branding Policy, establishment of a national quality standard and control system for local tourism suppliers, stimulation of innovation and creation of new market linkages. Access and provision of capacity development measures for people and institutions, which are active in the fields of sustainable mountain tourism and organic agriculture in the target regions are integral parts of the intervention. The latter will enable joint learning among public, private and civil society actors. The environment and social sustainability, as well as the gender equality is expected to be further strengthened, based on the results of environmental, gender and social impact assessment to be conducted during inception stage of the intervention, which will affect the design of the activities. Overall, through promoting sustainable development in tourism and organic agriculture sectors, the intervention is expected to contribute to increased employment and income opportunities in the target regions. Österrikes biståndsorganisation, Austrian Development Agency (ADA), har ansökt om finansiering om 30 500 000 kronor i syfte att genomföra insatsen "Grön ekonomi: Hållbar bergsturism och ekologiskt jordbruk (GRETA)". Insatsen ingår inom ramen för EU:s årliga handlingsprogram 2017 för republiken Georgien: Handlingsdokument för ekonomisk och affärsutveckling i Georgien inom ramen för det Europeiska Grannskapsinstrumentet (ENI). Programmets övergripande mål är att främja socioekonomisk utveckling i Georgien och har tre sammanhängande tematiska komponenter: 1) Rättvisare och snabbare rättstvister i kommersiella frågor, 2) Moderniserad finansiell infrastruktur och 3) Effektiviserad företagsamhet. Den senare komponenten inkluderar en delegerad insats från Europeiska unionen till ADA, för vilken ambassaden har kontaktats för att bidra med kompletterande svensk finansiering. Den föreslagna insatsen syftar till att underlätta förbättring av företagsamheten och skapandet av nya inkomstmöjligheter inom hållbar bergsturism och ekologiskt jordbruk för att minska fattigdom och utanförskap i utvalda regioner i Georgien. Insatsens varaktighet är 52 månader (2018–2023), inklusive en åtta månaders inledningsfas. Den totala budgeten för den föreslagna insatsen, inklusive samfinansiering från EU och ADA, är cirka 70 000 000 SEK. Georgiens höga bergsområden lockar redan ett ökande antal turister och landet utnyttjar sina förutsättningar för ekologisk jordbruksproduktion i viss mån, men har stor tillväxt- och utvecklingspotential. Bergsområdena är bland Georgiens fattigaste regioner och invånarnas uppfattning om begränsade sysselsättnings- och inkomstgenererande möjligheter orsakar stor utflyttning från byarna. Insatsen syftar till att realisera potentialen i de höga bergsområdena för att bidra till utveckling av små och medelstora företag, ekologisk jordbruksproduktion, sysselsättning och fattigdomsminskning, ökade inkomster, och samtidigt svara upp mot Georgiens växande turism i dessa områden, liksom ökad efterfrågan på varor och tjänster. Aktiviteterna i insatsen inkluderar framtagande av en strategi för utveckling av bergsturism, inklusive så kallad destinationsledning (Destination Management) och varumärkespolicy, etablering av nationell kvalitetsstandard och kontrollsystem för lokala leverantörer inom turism, stimulering av innovation och skapande av nya marknadskontakter. Tillhandahållande av kapacitetsutvecklingsstöd för individer och institutioner som är aktiva inom hållbar bergsturism och ekologiskt jordbruk i regionerna, utgör en väsentlig del av insatsen. Detta kommer att möjliggöra gemensamt lärande bland offentliga, privata och civila samhällsaktörer. Miljömässig och social hållbarhet samt jämställdhet förväntas stärkas ytterligare baserat på resultaten av den miljö-, jämställdhets- och sociala konsekvensbedömningen, som ska genomföras under inledningsfasen av insatsen, vilka kommer att påverka utformningen av aktiviteterna. Sammantaget förväntas insatsen genom att främja en hållbar utveckling inom turism och ekologisk jordbruksproduktion bidra till ökade sysselsättnings- och inkomstmöjligheter i de aktuella regionerna. The objective of the intervention is to facilitate an improvement of the business environment and the creation of new income opportunities in sustainable mountain tourism and organic agriculture in order to reduce poverty and exclusion in the selected mountain areas of Georgia. Sweden ADA/Austrian Development Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ADA/Austrian Development Agency 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 11.a - Främja positiva ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga kopplingar mellan stadsområden, stadsnära områden och landsbygdsområden genom att stärka den nationella och regionala utvecklingsplaneringen. 11.a - Support positive economic, social and environmental links between urban, peri-urban and rural areas by strengthening national and regional development planning. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.9 - By 2030, devise and implement policies to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products. 8.9 - Senast 2030 utarbeta och genomföra politik för hållbar turism som skapar arbetstillfällen och främjar lokal kultur och lokala produkter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11000000 -1550106 0 11000000 0 0 0 -1550106 9449894 ADA/Austrian Development Agency 11000000 ADA/Austrian Development Agency -1550105.8600000001 ADA/Austrian Development Agency Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for reduced environmental impact, sustainable management and use of natural resources, and protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärka förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan, hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser samt skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Better adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved livelihood opportunities for groups that are excluded or discriminated against Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för exkluderade eller diskriminerade grupper Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened conditions for free, fair and sustainable trade Stärkta förutsättningar för en fri, rättvis och hållbar handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12869 Sweden Audit of a contribution implemented by RSS Revision av insats med RSS Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-6-12869-12869A0101 Sweden Audit of a contribution implemented by RSS Revision av insats med RSS Sweden KPMG Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KPMG 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 130800 114200 130800 106358 245000 KPMG 130800 KPMG 237158 KPMG -130800 KPMG Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12869-12869A0102 Sweden Audit of a contribution implemented by RSS Revision av insats med RSS Sweden KPMG Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 250000 0 238478 250000 Ernst & Young 238478 Ernst & Young Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12874 Sweden UN Women has applied for funding of SEK 84 00 000 to carry out the intervention "Means to Lead: Empowering Rohingya refugee and Host Community Women through Leadership, Learning and Livelihoods" in the Rohingya refugee camps and surrounding host communities in Cox´s Bazar during the period September 2019 – August 2023. The project aims to empower women, young women and adolescent girls in refugee camps and make them more resilient leaders by ensuring 1) women have increased capacity and skills to participate and lead in community management and decision-making, in an enabling environment, and are linked with host community women, promoting social cohesion; 2) capacities, skills and livelihood opportunities of women and adolescent girls are developed to enhance their self-reliance, and 3) capacity of all Camp-in-Charge (CiCs) are enhanced to enable gender-sensitive response to concerns (including protection needs) of women/girls and they are able to provide better humanitarian services to all. UN Women will implement the intervention through international non-governmental organizations with presence in the Rohingya refugee camps. The intervention´s total budget is estimated to SEK 111 100 000, a total budget of three combined projects, and Sweden finances 76 % of the intervention, alongside Japan, Switzerland, Canada and Australia. The programme contributes to fulfilling the commitments in the Strategy for Sweden's development cooperation with Bangladesh 2021-2025, result area 1 on democracy, human rights, and gender equality. The project will also contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals on gender equality (SDG 5) and on peace, justice, and strong institutions (SDG 16). UN Women har ansökt om finansiering om 84 miljoner SEK för att utföra insatsen "Means to Lead: Empowering Rohingya refugee and Host Community Women through Leadership, Learning and Livelihoods" i Rohingya lägren i Bangladesh under perioden september 2019 - augusti 2023. Insatsen syftar till att tillse att kvinnor och tonårsflickor i flyktinglägren i Cox's Bazar har möjlighet att stärka sin egenmakt, sitt ledarskap och motståndskraft genom ökad kunskap och färdigheter. Detta ska göras genom att tillse 1) att kvinnor deltar i och leder beslutsfattande fora i lägren och att Rohingya kvinnor stärker länkarna med kvinnor i värdsamhället för att öka den sociala sammanhållningen; 2) att unga kvinnor och ungdomar får tillgång till utbildning, får möjlighet att utveckla färdigheter och får tillgång till egen inkomst; och 3) att Camp-In-Charges (CiC) stärker sin kapacitet för att bemöta kvinnors behov, för att utveckla skyddsåtgärder, och för att förbättra kvinnors tillgång till humanitära tjänster utan diskriminering. Den totala budgeten för verksamheten, egentligen en total budget för tre sammanslagna projekt, beräknas uppgå till 111 100 000 kronor. Sida finansierar 76 % av den totala projektbudgeten, som också finansieras as Japan, Schweiz, Kanada och Australien. Under år två och tre kommer insatsen skifta sitt fokus till det bredare Cox's Bazar-distriktet, i linje med pågående diskussioner kring en kommande lokal utvecklingsplan för distriktet, samt i ökad grad rikta in sig på värdsamhällen för att tydligare täcka behoven i ett av Bangladesh fattigare distrikt och samtidigt stärka förutsättningarna för distriktet att fortsatt vara värd för den stora flyktingbefolkningen. Insatsen är relevant för genomförandet av stödområde 1) Demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet med särskild bäring på strategimålet: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle som ingår i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bangladesh 2021-2025. Insatsen bidrar även till de globala målen för hållbar utveckling, mål 5 om jämställdhet samt mål 16, om fred, rättvisa och hållbara institutioner. By the end of the intervention, it is expected that: Women and adolescent girls' engagement in and benefit from leadership, local government services, livelihoods, learning and social cohesion opportunities in Rohingya refugee camps and host communities are enhanced. The specific outcomes of this project are the following: 1. Gender equality is integrated in the Rohingya camps' government structures and processes. 2. Women have increased capacity and skills to participate in community management and decision-making, in an enabling environment with links to women's networks, CBOs and women development fora. 3. Opportunities, skills and livelihood opportunities of women and adolescent girls in host and Rohingya communities developed to enhance their leadership role and self-reliance. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Government & Civil Society-general Over the years 2019-2024, the project benefitted a total of 580,097 individuals (275,486 women, 170,935 girls, 67,970 men and 65,706 boys) to enhance their skills, capacities and/or awareness on gender issues. This includes 333,456 Rohingya and host community individuals (225,338 women and 108,118 girls 223,387 Rohingya refugees and 110,069 from the host community including 691 persons with disabilities) who accessed holistic, multisectoral services and support provided at eight Multipurpose Women Centres (MPWCs) managed by UN Women partners, enhancing their knowledge of gender equality and women's rights. Another 246,641 individuals were reached through community outreach and engagement activities. Altogether 216,810 women and adolescent girls (152,566 Rohingya women and girls and 64,244 host community women and girls) and 23 gender-diverse Rohingya individuals participated in livelihood activities and accessed learning opportunities, including second-chance education and basic literacy, numeracy and computer skills through the MPWCs. As a result of livelihood trainings undertaken in the project, 239 Rohingya refugee and 1,715 host community women generated an average monthly income of BDT 2,895 (USD 33) through small businesses in 2024. This included beauty parlors, livestock, mushroom production, food production, handicrafts, tailoring and sanitary napkin manufacturing. The combination of programmatic strategies, such as awareness raising, empowering women through skills development and income-generating activities, and capacity-building of women leaders, have facilitated a process that can influence social norms and has been critical to transforming gender attitudes and behaviors. A total of 16,263 women (1,240 Rohingya and 14,983 host community) enhanced their leadership skills through leadership training modules developed through the project, with 529 trained women (229 Rohingya and 245 host community) demonstrating their skills through their engagement in community decision-making processes in the camps and host community. It is evident that the project's impacts extend beyond the trained women leaders to wider, positive impacts they had made on the broader community through challenging patriarchal attitudes and promoting gender equality. Scaling up the leadership efforts through female volunteers, Rohingya women leaders, and Gender Field Officers across camps and host communities could further enhance women's participation and decision-making in community representation and engagement. As a result of trainings and events supported by UN Women, 148 Camp-in-Charges (CiC) staff improved their capacity to identify and address gender issues. Demonstrating increased gender sensitivity and commitment, six CiCs established regular meetings with Rohingya women leaders in their camps, following technical and coordination assistance provide by UN Women Gender Field Officers. A total of 56 actions were undertaken by CiCs in response to issues raised by women leaders, to safeguard and protect the rights of women and girls in the camps, including to prevent and respond to violence against women and girls. The project has further contributed to enhanced mainstreaming of gender equality considerations across the humanitarian response through the Gender in Humanitarian Action Working Group (GiHA WG), which transitioned to the management of the Inter-Sector Coordination Group in 2022-2023. This transition enabled the GiHA WG to influence the Joint Response Plan (JRP) process and advise on strengthening the gender dimensions of altogether 352 JRP project appeals in 20222023. Additionally, the meaningful engagement of gender equality advocates and local women's rights organizations in humanitarian responses has been ensured through the GiHA WG in Cox's Bazar and through local GiHA chapters established with UN Women support in four districts of Kurigram, Khulna, Satkhira and Jamalpur. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12874-12874A0101 Sweden UN Women has applied for funding of SEK 84 00 000 to carry out the intervention "Means to Lead: Empowering Rohingya refugee and Host Community Women through Leadership, Learning and Livelihoods" in the Rohingya refugee camps and surrounding host communities in Cox´s Bazar during the period September 2019 – August 2023. The project aims to empower women, young women and adolescent girls in refugee camps and make them more resilient leaders by ensuring 1) women have increased capacity and skills to participate and lead in community management and decision-making, in an enabling environment, and are linked with host community women, promoting social cohesion; 2) capacities, skills and livelihood opportunities of women and adolescent girls are developed to enhance their self-reliance, and 3) capacity of all Camp-in-Charge (CiCs) are enhanced to enable gender-sensitive response to concerns (including protection needs) of women/girls and they are able to provide better humanitarian services to all. UN Women will implement the intervention through international non-governmental organizations with presence in the Rohingya refugee camps. The intervention´s total budget is estimated to SEK 111 100 000, a total budget of three combined projects, and Sweden finances 76 % of the intervention, alongside Japan, Switzerland, Canada and Australia. The programme contributes to fulfilling the commitments in the Strategy for Sweden's development cooperation with Bangladesh 2021-2025, result area 1 on democracy, human rights, and gender equality. The project will also contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals on gender equality (SDG 5) and on peace, justice, and strong institutions (SDG 16). UN Women har ansökt om finansiering om 84 miljoner SEK för att utföra insatsen "Means to Lead: Empowering Rohingya refugee and Host Community Women through Leadership, Learning and Livelihoods" i Rohingya lägren i Bangladesh under perioden september 2019 - augusti 2023. Insatsen syftar till att tillse att kvinnor och tonårsflickor i flyktinglägren i Cox's Bazar har möjlighet att stärka sin egenmakt, sitt ledarskap och motståndskraft genom ökad kunskap och färdigheter. Detta ska göras genom att tillse 1) att kvinnor deltar i och leder beslutsfattande fora i lägren och att Rohingya kvinnor stärker länkarna med kvinnor i värdsamhället för att öka den sociala sammanhållningen; 2) att unga kvinnor och ungdomar får tillgång till utbildning, får möjlighet att utveckla färdigheter och får tillgång till egen inkomst; och 3) att Camp-In-Charges (CiC) stärker sin kapacitet för att bemöta kvinnors behov, för att utveckla skyddsåtgärder, och för att förbättra kvinnors tillgång till humanitära tjänster utan diskriminering. Den totala budgeten för verksamheten, egentligen en total budget för tre sammanslagna projekt, beräknas uppgå till 111 100 000 kronor. Sida finansierar 76 % av den totala projektbudgeten, som också finansieras as Japan, Schweiz, Kanada och Australien. Under år två och tre kommer insatsen skifta sitt fokus till det bredare Cox's Bazar-distriktet, i linje med pågående diskussioner kring en kommande lokal utvecklingsplan för distriktet, samt i ökad grad rikta in sig på värdsamhällen för att tydligare täcka behoven i ett av Bangladesh fattigare distrikt och samtidigt stärka förutsättningarna för distriktet att fortsatt vara värd för den stora flyktingbefolkningen. Insatsen är relevant för genomförandet av stödområde 1) Demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet med särskild bäring på strategimålet: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle som ingår i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bangladesh 2021-2025. Insatsen bidrar även till de globala målen för hållbar utveckling, mål 5 om jämställdhet samt mål 16, om fred, rättvisa och hållbara institutioner. By the end of the intervention, it is expected that: Women and adolescent girls' engagement in and benefit from leadership, local government services, livelihoods, learning and social cohesion opportunities in Rohingya refugee camps and host communities are enhanced. The specific outcomes of this project are the following: 1. Gender equality is integrated in the Rohingya camps' government structures and processes. 2. Women have increased capacity and skills to participate in community management and decision-making, in an enabling environment with links to women's networks, CBOs and women development fora. 3. Opportunities, skills and livelihood opportunities of women and adolescent girls in host and Rohingya communities developed to enhance their leadership role and self-reliance. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 20000000 24000000 0 0 24000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 0 0 44000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 20000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 24000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Focus on vulnerable groups in refugee areas, among host communities and rohingy refugees, especially women and children Fokus på sårbara grupper i flyktingmottagande områden, bland värdsamhällen och rohingyaflyktingar, särskilt kvinnor och barn Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-12874-12874A0103 Sweden UN Women has applied for funding of SEK 84 00 000 to carry out the intervention "Means to Lead: Empowering Rohingya refugee and Host Community Women through Leadership, Learning and Livelihoods" in the Rohingya refugee camps and surrounding host communities in Cox´s Bazar during the period September 2019 – August 2023. The project aims to empower women, young women and adolescent girls in refugee camps and make them more resilient leaders by ensuring 1) women have increased capacity and skills to participate and lead in community management and decision-making, in an enabling environment, and are linked with host community women, promoting social cohesion; 2) capacities, skills and livelihood opportunities of women and adolescent girls are developed to enhance their self-reliance, and 3) capacity of all Camp-in-Charge (CiCs) are enhanced to enable gender-sensitive response to concerns (including protection needs) of women/girls and they are able to provide better humanitarian services to all. UN Women will implement the intervention through international non-governmental organizations with presence in the Rohingya refugee camps. The intervention´s total budget is estimated to SEK 111 100 000, a total budget of three combined projects, and Sweden finances 76 % of the intervention, alongside Japan, Switzerland, Canada and Australia. The programme contributes to fulfilling the commitments in the Strategy for Sweden's development cooperation with Bangladesh 2021-2025, result area 1 on democracy, human rights, and gender equality. The project will also contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals on gender equality (SDG 5) and on peace, justice, and strong institutions (SDG 16). UN Women har ansökt om finansiering om 84 miljoner SEK för att utföra insatsen "Means to Lead: Empowering Rohingya refugee and Host Community Women through Leadership, Learning and Livelihoods" i Rohingya lägren i Bangladesh under perioden september 2019 - augusti 2023. Insatsen syftar till att tillse att kvinnor och tonårsflickor i flyktinglägren i Cox's Bazar har möjlighet att stärka sin egenmakt, sitt ledarskap och motståndskraft genom ökad kunskap och färdigheter. Detta ska göras genom att tillse 1) att kvinnor deltar i och leder beslutsfattande fora i lägren och att Rohingya kvinnor stärker länkarna med kvinnor i värdsamhället för att öka den sociala sammanhållningen; 2) att unga kvinnor och ungdomar får tillgång till utbildning, får möjlighet att utveckla färdigheter och får tillgång till egen inkomst; och 3) att Camp-In-Charges (CiC) stärker sin kapacitet för att bemöta kvinnors behov, för att utveckla skyddsåtgärder, och för att förbättra kvinnors tillgång till humanitära tjänster utan diskriminering. Den totala budgeten för verksamheten, egentligen en total budget för tre sammanslagna projekt, beräknas uppgå till 111 100 000 kronor. Sida finansierar 76 % av den totala projektbudgeten, som också finansieras as Japan, Schweiz, Kanada och Australien. Under år två och tre kommer insatsen skifta sitt fokus till det bredare Cox's Bazar-distriktet, i linje med pågående diskussioner kring en kommande lokal utvecklingsplan för distriktet, samt i ökad grad rikta in sig på värdsamhällen för att tydligare täcka behoven i ett av Bangladesh fattigare distrikt och samtidigt stärka förutsättningarna för distriktet att fortsatt vara värd för den stora flyktingbefolkningen. Insatsen är relevant för genomförandet av stödområde 1) Demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet med särskild bäring på strategimålet: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle som ingår i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bangladesh 2021-2025. Insatsen bidrar även till de globala målen för hållbar utveckling, mål 5 om jämställdhet samt mål 16, om fred, rättvisa och hållbara institutioner. By the end of the intervention, it is expected that: Women and adolescent girls' engagement in and benefit from leadership, local government services, livelihoods, learning and social cohesion opportunities in Rohingya refugee camps and host communities are enhanced. The specific outcomes of this project are the following: 1. Gender equality is integrated in the Rohingya camps' government structures and processes. 2. Women have increased capacity and skills to participate in community management and decision-making, in an enabling environment with links to women's networks, CBOs and women development fora. 3. Opportunities, skills and livelihood opportunities of women and adolescent girls in host and Rohingya communities developed to enhance their leadership role and self-reliance. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 28000000 12000000 6000000 -387011 0 6000000 0 12000000 16000000 -387011 0 12000000 0 45612989 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 16000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 12000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 12000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 6000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women -387011.33 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Enhanced capacity to promote democratic governance and human rights. Stärkt kapacitet att verka för demokratisk samhällsstyrning och mänskliga rättigheter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Greater opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions. Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Better opportunities for access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökade förutsättningar för tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-12902 Sweden We Effect has applied for support from Sida for the implementation of the regional development project "Sustainable Cotton for Women and Youth Empowerment in Southern Africa" (Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbawe). With reference to the Strategy for Sweden's Regional Development Cooperation in Sub-Saharan Africa 2016-2021 and the prioritized strategy objective "Improved conditions, especially for women and young people, for productive employment with decent working conditions", Sida will make a decision to finance the first phase of the project (2019-2021) with a budget of SEK 28,150,000. The plan is to finance also the final years of the project (Phase 2) via a later decision on support for 2022 and 2023 of SEK 16,850,000. The total budget for the four-year intervention is SEK 45,000,000. The specific project objective is women, men and youth cotton farmers have increased incomes and sustainable livelihoods in targeted communities in Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe through the creation of 55,000 decent jobs (of which at least 50% are women). It is expected that this goal be achieved through strengthened capacity of partner organizations and ginning companies to implement a certified cotton standard scheme and create decent jobs for women and youth; improved volume of certified seed cotton/lint and cotton value addition products supplied by smallholder women and youth cotton farmers entering local, regional and international markets; and targeted women and youth smallholder cotton farmers have increased resilience to climate change through the adoption of sustainable agricultural land management practices. The project begins with a six-month inception phase during which several studies are carried out in order to design and plan the project in detail including studies on cotton certification and market analysis, environment and social impact, conflict sensitivity approach, gender and power analysis, and on detecting constraints affecting women and youth smallholder cotton farmers. The studies form the basis for the final design of the project implementation phase. The project is implemented by We Effect in close cooperation with identified regional and national cotton producer organizations who, through advocacy, promote improved political conditions for environmentally and economically sustainable cotton production and increased trade. Sida will enter into an agreement with We Effect who in turn will forward funds to Eastern and Southern African Cotton Organization (ESACO). We Effect har ansökt om stöd från Sida för genomförandet av det regionala utvecklingsprojektet "Sustainable Cotton for Women and Youth Empowerment in Southern Africa" (Malawi, Mocambique, Zambia och Zimbawe). Med hänvisning till Strategi för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika söder om Sahara 2016-2021 och det prioriterade strategimålet "Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiva arbetstillfällen med anständiga arbetsvillkor, framför allt för kvinnor och ungdomar" avser Sida att fatta beslut om att finansiera en första projektfas (2019-2021) med en budget om 28 150 000 kronor. Avsikten är att finansiera också de avslutande åren av projektet via ett senare beslut om stöd för en avtalsförlängning för åren 2022 och 2023 om 16 850 000 kronor. Den totala budgeten för den fyraåriga insatsen uppgår därmed till 45 000 000 kronor. Projektmålet är ökade inkomster och hållbar försörjning för småskaliga bomullsodlare i identifierade jordbrukssamhällen i Malawi, Mocambique, Zambia och Zimbabwe genom skapandet av 55000 jobb med anständiga arbetsvillkor, varav minst 50% avser kvinnor. Målet förväntas kunna uppnås genom förstärkt kapacitet hos partnerorganisationer och bomullsrensningsföretag att införa en bomullscertifieringsstandard och skapa anständiga arbetstillfällen för kvinnor och ungdomar; ökad volym av certifierat bomullsutsäde och förädlade bomullsprodukter producerade av kvinnor och ungdomar för de lokala, regionala och internationella marknaderna; samt målgruppens (kvinnor och ungdomsjordbrukare) ökade motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar genom införandet av hållbara jordbruksmetoder. Projektet inleds med en sex månaders inceptions-fas då ett flertal studier ska genomföras; bomullscertifierings- och marknadsstudie, miljö- och social inverkansstudie, konfliktkänslighetsstudie, jämställdhetsstudie, samt en studie för att identifiera begränsningar som påverkar kvinnor och ungdomar som driver småskaligt bomullsjordbruk. Studierna ligger till grund för projektets slutliga genomförande. Projektet genomförs av We Effect i nära samarbete med identifierade regionala och nationella branschorganisationer vilka genom påverkansarbete verkar för bättre politiska förutsättningar för en miljömässigt och ekonomiskt hållbar bomullsproduktion och ökad handel. Sida avser att ingå avtal med We Effect som i sin tur kommer att vidareförmedla medel till Eastern and Southern African Cotton Organization (ESACO). The project objective is women, men and youth cotton farmers have increased incomes and sustainable livelihoods in targeted communities in Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe through the creation of 55,000 decent jobs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Southern Africa, regional Agricultural development Agriculture Key project implementation milestones were reached including commissioning and completion of several studies and training. This included the baseline survey, savings and loaning model study, the financial sustainability training as well as gender training. At a regional level, the studies and trainings provided valuable information and data which was used in finalizing the project Monitoring Evaluation Accountability and Learning (MEAL) plan, identifying the savings and loan model for the project, and development of financial sustainability plans by all implementing partner organisations. In Zambia, the Zambia Cotton Ginners Association (ZCGA), a private sector actor, and the Zambia Women Development Association (ZAWEDA), a women led organisation were identified as implementing partner organisation. This finalized the operationalisation of the project in all the four focus countries. The project generated a lot of interest from external stakeholders at national, regional, and global levels. The establishment and operationalisation of the National Steering Committees (NSC) resulted in all relevant stakeholders in the cotton sector in the four focus countries to meet and influence the decisions in the project. The operationalisation of the regional technical working groups and/or platforms, one focusing on cotton certification and marketing as well as Environment, Climate Change and Resilience (ECCR) and the other on cross cutting issues i.e., decent work, gender equality, conflict sensitivity and the Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA) facilitated regional cross learning among cotton regulators, research institutions, ginning companies, farmer organisations and Non-Governmental Organisations. We Effect Regional Office (RO) networked with Southern Africa Confederation of Agricultural Unions (SACAU), Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF), and International Trade Center (ITC) and the Eastern and Southern Africa Cotton Organisation (ESACO). A total of 28,898 smallholder cotton farmers were mobilised and engaged in various project interventions such as training in cotton production and marketing, gender equality, and establishment of Group Savings and Loan Association (GSLA) schemes in the year under review No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12902-12902A0101 Sweden We Effect has applied for support from Sida for the implementation of the regional development project "Sustainable Cotton for Women and Youth Empowerment in Southern Africa" (Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbawe). With reference to the Strategy for Sweden's Regional Development Cooperation in Sub-Saharan Africa 2016-2021 and the prioritized strategy objective "Improved conditions, especially for women and young people, for productive employment with decent working conditions", Sida will make a decision to finance the first phase of the project (2019-2021) with a budget of SEK 28,150,000. The plan is to finance also the final years of the project (Phase 2) via a later decision on support for 2022 and 2023 of SEK 16,850,000. The total budget for the four-year intervention is SEK 45,000,000. The specific project objective is women, men and youth cotton farmers have increased incomes and sustainable livelihoods in targeted communities in Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe through the creation of 55,000 decent jobs (of which at least 50% are women). It is expected that this goal be achieved through strengthened capacity of partner organizations and ginning companies to implement a certified cotton standard scheme and create decent jobs for women and youth; improved volume of certified seed cotton/lint and cotton value addition products supplied by smallholder women and youth cotton farmers entering local, regional and international markets; and targeted women and youth smallholder cotton farmers have increased resilience to climate change through the adoption of sustainable agricultural land management practices. The project begins with a six-month inception phase during which several studies are carried out in order to design and plan the project in detail including studies on cotton certification and market analysis, environment and social impact, conflict sensitivity approach, gender and power analysis, and on detecting constraints affecting women and youth smallholder cotton farmers. The studies form the basis for the final design of the project implementation phase. The project is implemented by We Effect in close cooperation with identified regional and national cotton producer organizations who, through advocacy, promote improved political conditions for environmentally and economically sustainable cotton production and increased trade. Sida will enter into an agreement with We Effect who in turn will forward funds to Eastern and Southern African Cotton Organization (ESACO). We Effect har ansökt om stöd från Sida för genomförandet av det regionala utvecklingsprojektet "Sustainable Cotton for Women and Youth Empowerment in Southern Africa" (Malawi, Mocambique, Zambia och Zimbawe). Med hänvisning till Strategi för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika söder om Sahara 2016-2021 och det prioriterade strategimålet "Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiva arbetstillfällen med anständiga arbetsvillkor, framför allt för kvinnor och ungdomar" avser Sida att fatta beslut om att finansiera en första projektfas (2019-2021) med en budget om 28 150 000 kronor. Avsikten är att finansiera också de avslutande åren av projektet via ett senare beslut om stöd för en avtalsförlängning för åren 2022 och 2023 om 16 850 000 kronor. Den totala budgeten för den fyraåriga insatsen uppgår därmed till 45 000 000 kronor. Projektmålet är ökade inkomster och hållbar försörjning för småskaliga bomullsodlare i identifierade jordbrukssamhällen i Malawi, Mocambique, Zambia och Zimbabwe genom skapandet av 55000 jobb med anständiga arbetsvillkor, varav minst 50% avser kvinnor. Målet förväntas kunna uppnås genom förstärkt kapacitet hos partnerorganisationer och bomullsrensningsföretag att införa en bomullscertifieringsstandard och skapa anständiga arbetstillfällen för kvinnor och ungdomar; ökad volym av certifierat bomullsutsäde och förädlade bomullsprodukter producerade av kvinnor och ungdomar för de lokala, regionala och internationella marknaderna; samt målgruppens (kvinnor och ungdomsjordbrukare) ökade motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar genom införandet av hållbara jordbruksmetoder. Projektet inleds med en sex månaders inceptions-fas då ett flertal studier ska genomföras; bomullscertifierings- och marknadsstudie, miljö- och social inverkansstudie, konfliktkänslighetsstudie, jämställdhetsstudie, samt en studie för att identifiera begränsningar som påverkar kvinnor och ungdomar som driver småskaligt bomullsjordbruk. Studierna ligger till grund för projektets slutliga genomförande. Projektet genomförs av We Effect i nära samarbete med identifierade regionala och nationella branschorganisationer vilka genom påverkansarbete verkar för bättre politiska förutsättningar för en miljömässigt och ekonomiskt hållbar bomullsproduktion och ökad handel. Sida avser att ingå avtal med We Effect som i sin tur kommer att vidareförmedla medel till Eastern and Southern African Cotton Organization (ESACO). The project objective is women, men and youth cotton farmers have increased incomes and sustainable livelihoods in targeted communities in Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe through the creation of 55,000 decent jobs. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4300000 8418866 3884777 0 8418866 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3884777 0 4300000 0 0 0 16603643 We Effect 4300000 We Effect 8418866 We Effect 3884777 We Effect Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Improved conditions, especially for women and young people, for productive employment with decent working conditions Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiva arbetstillfällen med anständiga arbetsvillkor, framförallt för kvinnor och ungdomar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12902-12902A0102 Sweden We Effect has applied for support from Sida for the implementation of the regional development project "Sustainable Cotton for Women and Youth Empowerment in Southern Africa" (Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbawe). With reference to the Strategy for Sweden's Regional Development Cooperation in Sub-Saharan Africa 2016-2021 and the prioritized strategy objective "Improved conditions, especially for women and young people, for productive employment with decent working conditions", Sida will make a decision to finance the first phase of the project (2019-2021) with a budget of SEK 28,150,000. The plan is to finance also the final years of the project (Phase 2) via a later decision on support for 2022 and 2023 of SEK 16,850,000. The total budget for the four-year intervention is SEK 45,000,000. The specific project objective is women, men and youth cotton farmers have increased incomes and sustainable livelihoods in targeted communities in Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe through the creation of 55,000 decent jobs (of which at least 50% are women). It is expected that this goal be achieved through strengthened capacity of partner organizations and ginning companies to implement a certified cotton standard scheme and create decent jobs for women and youth; improved volume of certified seed cotton/lint and cotton value addition products supplied by smallholder women and youth cotton farmers entering local, regional and international markets; and targeted women and youth smallholder cotton farmers have increased resilience to climate change through the adoption of sustainable agricultural land management practices. The project begins with a six-month inception phase during which several studies are carried out in order to design and plan the project in detail including studies on cotton certification and market analysis, environment and social impact, conflict sensitivity approach, gender and power analysis, and on detecting constraints affecting women and youth smallholder cotton farmers. The studies form the basis for the final design of the project implementation phase. The project is implemented by We Effect in close cooperation with identified regional and national cotton producer organizations who, through advocacy, promote improved political conditions for environmentally and economically sustainable cotton production and increased trade. Sida will enter into an agreement with We Effect who in turn will forward funds to Eastern and Southern African Cotton Organization (ESACO). We Effect har ansökt om stöd från Sida för genomförandet av det regionala utvecklingsprojektet "Sustainable Cotton for Women and Youth Empowerment in Southern Africa" (Malawi, Mocambique, Zambia och Zimbawe). Med hänvisning till Strategi för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika söder om Sahara 2016-2021 och det prioriterade strategimålet "Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiva arbetstillfällen med anständiga arbetsvillkor, framför allt för kvinnor och ungdomar" avser Sida att fatta beslut om att finansiera en första projektfas (2019-2021) med en budget om 28 150 000 kronor. Avsikten är att finansiera också de avslutande åren av projektet via ett senare beslut om stöd för en avtalsförlängning för åren 2022 och 2023 om 16 850 000 kronor. Den totala budgeten för den fyraåriga insatsen uppgår därmed till 45 000 000 kronor. Projektmålet är ökade inkomster och hållbar försörjning för småskaliga bomullsodlare i identifierade jordbrukssamhällen i Malawi, Mocambique, Zambia och Zimbabwe genom skapandet av 55000 jobb med anständiga arbetsvillkor, varav minst 50% avser kvinnor. Målet förväntas kunna uppnås genom förstärkt kapacitet hos partnerorganisationer och bomullsrensningsföretag att införa en bomullscertifieringsstandard och skapa anständiga arbetstillfällen för kvinnor och ungdomar; ökad volym av certifierat bomullsutsäde och förädlade bomullsprodukter producerade av kvinnor och ungdomar för de lokala, regionala och internationella marknaderna; samt målgruppens (kvinnor och ungdomsjordbrukare) ökade motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar genom införandet av hållbara jordbruksmetoder. Projektet inleds med en sex månaders inceptions-fas då ett flertal studier ska genomföras; bomullscertifierings- och marknadsstudie, miljö- och social inverkansstudie, konfliktkänslighetsstudie, jämställdhetsstudie, samt en studie för att identifiera begränsningar som påverkar kvinnor och ungdomar som driver småskaligt bomullsjordbruk. Studierna ligger till grund för projektets slutliga genomförande. Projektet genomförs av We Effect i nära samarbete med identifierade regionala och nationella branschorganisationer vilka genom påverkansarbete verkar för bättre politiska förutsättningar för en miljömässigt och ekonomiskt hållbar bomullsproduktion och ökad handel. Sida avser att ingå avtal med We Effect som i sin tur kommer att vidareförmedla medel till Eastern and Southern African Cotton Organization (ESACO). The project objective is women, men and youth cotton farmers have increased incomes and sustainable livelihoods in targeted communities in Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe through the creation of 55,000 decent jobs. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8364259 2267236 0 0 2267236 8364259 10631495 We Effect 8364259 We Effect 2267236 We Effect Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for open, inclusive and sustainable trade as well as regional and continental economic integration and food security Stärkta förutsättningar för öppen, inkluderande och hållbar handel samt regional och kontinental ekonomisk integration och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12932 Sweden The intervention aims at enhancing public voice in the Global South through open-access verification and digital media literacy by 1) trainings in the fact-checking tool which have been developed by Meedan 2) develop the technical aspects of the fact-checking IT-plattform and 3) supporting the local partnerships in their work with i.e fact-checking. Insatsen avser ett projektstöd till organisationen Meedan om totalt 42 900 000 SEK under en tre års period 2019-2021, med startdatum 1 januari 2019 till och med 31 december 2021. Insatsen syftar till att stärka faktagranskning och kvalitativ journalistik genom ett open source verktyg utvecklat av MEEDAN. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional America, regional Developing countries, unspecified Africa, regional Far East Asia, regional Education and training in ICT, telecommunications and media Human rights Communications Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-12932-12932A0101 Sweden The intervention aims at enhancing public voice in the Global South through open-access verification and digital media literacy by 1) trainings in the fact-checking tool which have been developed by Meedan 2) develop the technical aspects of the fact-checking IT-plattform and 3) supporting the local partnerships in their work with i.e fact-checking. Insatsen avser ett projektstöd till organisationen Meedan om totalt 42 900 000 SEK under en tre års period 2019-2021, med startdatum 1 januari 2019 till och med 31 december 2021. Insatsen syftar till att stärka faktagranskning och kvalitativ journalistik genom ett open source verktyg utvecklat av MEEDAN. Sweden Meedan Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Meedan 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 14300000 14300000 14300000 16000000 17000000 0 0 0 0 7150000 0 7150000 3575000 0 0 3575000 0 0 8000000 7150000 0 0 9000000 0 0 0 7150000 8000000 7150000 8000000 22770000 Meedan 15180000 Meedan 18975000 Meedan 18975000 Meedan 1787500 Meedan 1787500 Meedan 1430000 Meedan 2145000 Meedan 1072500 Meedan 893750 Meedan 715000 Meedan 893750 Meedan 1072500 Meedan 715000 Meedan 893750 Meedan 893750 Meedan 2145000 Meedan 1430000 Meedan 1787500 Meedan 1787500 Meedan 1787500 Meedan 1430000 Meedan 2145000 Meedan 1787500 Meedan 1787500 Meedan 1787500 Meedan 2145000 Meedan 1430000 Meedan 1430000 Meedan 2145000 Meedan 1787500 Meedan 1787500 Meedan 2000000 Meedan 1600000 Meedan 2400000 Meedan 2000000 Meedan 2400000 Meedan 1600000 Meedan 2000000 Meedan 2000000 Meedan 2400000 Meedan 1600000 Meedan 2000000 Meedan 2000000 Meedan 2250000 Meedan 2250000 Meedan 1800000 Meedan 2700000 Meedan Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for freedom of expression, including human rights on-line, free and independent media, access to information and countering disinformation. Stärkta förutsättningar för yttrandefrihet, inklusive mänskliga rättigheters tillämplighet på internet, fri och oberoende media, tillgång till information och motverkande av desinformation. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12932-12932A0201 Sweden The intervention aims at enhancing public voice in the Global South through open-access verification and digital media literacy by 1) trainings in the fact-checking tool which have been developed by Meedan 2) develop the technical aspects of the fact-checking IT-plattform and 3) supporting the local partnerships in their work with i.e fact-checking. Insatsen avser ett projektstöd till organisationen Meedan om totalt 42 900 000 SEK under en tre års period 2019-2021, med startdatum 1 januari 2019 till och med 31 december 2021. Insatsen syftar till att stärka faktagranskning och kvalitativ journalistik genom ett open source verktyg utvecklat av MEEDAN. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 131340 131340 0 131340 Ernst & Young 131340 Ernst & Young Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for freedom of expression, including human rights on-line, free and independent media, access to information and countering disinformation. Stärkta förutsättningar för yttrandefrihet, inklusive mänskliga rättigheters tillämplighet på internet, fri och oberoende media, tillgång till information och motverkande av desinformation. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12966 Sweden Support to mental health among Rohingya refugees and host population i Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. The Organization for International Migration, IOM, has applied for funding from Sida with SEK 20 million to implement the intervention "Expanding the Protection and Promotion of Mental Health and Psychosocial Support for the Communities Affected by the Refugee Emergency in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh" during the period 2019-2021. The main objective of the intervention is to scale-up Mental Health and Psycho Social Support, MHPSS, to increase outreach capacity and improve service provision towards achieving a more holistic, comprehensive and inclusive mental health and psychosocial response for both refugees and host population. The programme will work towards three priority outcomes in order to meet this objective: 1. Strengthen the national system in the provision of MHPSS services through increased coordination and knowledge management 2. Improve MHPSS coverage by adding and expanding outreach services and elements to the host community, as well as addressing the need to strengthen local capacity for adequately detecting and responding to mental health challenges 3. Strengthen the community-based and development approach of the MHPSS response. The total budget of the contribution is 20 million Swedish kronor. No funds will be sub-granted. Organisationen för Internationell Migration, IOM, har ansökt hos Sida om finansiering med 20 miljoner kronor för att genomföra insatsen "Ökat skydd och främjande av psykisk hälsa och psykosocialt stöd till Rohingya och lokalbefolkning påverkade av flyktingkrisen i Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh" under perioden 2019-2021. Insatsen syftar till att stärka Mental hälsa och psykosocialt stöd, MHPSS, för att öka kapaciteten och förbättra servicen för en mer holistisk och inkluderande psykisk hälsovård och psykosocial respons för både flyktingar och lokalbefolkning. Programmet kommer att arbeta mot tre prioriterade resultat för att uppnå detta mål: 1. Stärka det nationella systemet för tillhandahållande av MHPSS genom ökad samordning och kunskapsutveckling 2. Förbättra täckningen av MHPSS genom att utveckla och nå ut med service och stöd till värdsamhället, samt stärka lokal kapacitet för att upptäcka och ge stöd vid psykisk utsatthet 3. Stärka MHPSS-responsen utifrån en lokalsamhällesstrategi och med ett utvecklingsperspektiv. Insatsens totala budget är 20 miljoner kronor. Inga medel kommer att vidareförmedlas. The main objective of the intervention proposed by IOM is to scale-up MHPSS programming to increase outreach capacity and improve service provision towards achieving a more holistic, comprehensive and inclusive mental health and psychosocial response to Rohingya refugees and host population in Cox's Bazar.The programme presented by IOM will work towards three priority outcomes in order to meet this objective: 1. Strengthen the national system in the provision of MHPSS services through increased coordination and knowledge management 2. Improve MHPSS coverage by adding and expanding outreach services and elements to the host community, as well as addressing the need to strengthen local capacity for adequately detecting and responding to mental health challenges 3. Strengthen the community-based and development approach of the MHPSS response. Outputs expected are:- Contribution to an implementation plan to address MHPPS gaps identified by the readiness assessment is developed jointly with the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) - MHPSS service delivery offered to beneficiaries at refugee health facilities and points specifically chosen to improve host community access- Strengthened capacity to identify, refer, treat and follow up severe mental disorders amongst affected communities- Promoted a sense of belonging in the Rohingya refugee community to restore social connections and well-being Activities: Under outcome 1- Conduct a MHPSS services availability and readiness assessment- Provide support to the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) to develop an implementation plan to address MHPPS gaps Under outcome 2- Establish specialized core MHPSS team dedicated to strengthening outreach services for Rohingya and host community members, including recruiting and training mental health professionals, making resources more physically accessible to beneficiaries, and raising awareness around mental health care- Organize comprehensive counselling training/mentoring programme for community health workers- Conduct mental health assessments that will help to identify those in need of specialized services- Conduct resource mapping on existing clinical assessment tools for mental health response, helping to identify gaps in resources for addressing beneficiary mental health conditions- Mental health professional will develop a culturally-validated tool informed by findings of resource mapping and mental health assessment- Mental health professional will train 25 mental health professionals in use and application of tool to provide special mental health services- Core Mental Health Team will train professionals and community-based workers to improve identification of those in need of mental health support, as well as techniques for strengthening referral pathways to assist in their care and improve the mental health response system. Under outcome 3- Establish a Historical Memory Centre that is aimed at promoting community identity and local values; facilitating inter-generational dialogues by engaging children and young people with historical narratives; and finally, vindicating spiritual and cultural rituals that have been historically marginalized or prohibited- Develop a module on psychosocial development skills, targeting non-MHPSS professional community members of both host and refugee communities that are participating in other projects intended to improve livelihood opportunities or full realisation of their social rights.- Conduct 300 community-based activities to promote social-cohesion and integration, coordinating with other humanitarian actors such as UNHCR and UNICEF The target groups are Rohingya refugees and host population in Cox's Bazar. The community-based activities will seek to empower women, older persons, youth, boys, and girls, as well as groups especially at-risk in contexts of economic, social, and political hardship.  In the districts of Ukhya and Teknaf  targeted populations will be children and youth (boys and girls), and older persons (men and women).   The project intervention is expected to lead to that people living in Cox's Bazar, refugees and host population, will have improved access to mental health, which will hopefully prevent outbreak of more severe mental illness and help them to cope with the daily stressors in their daily life as well as to strengthen their capacity to plan for their future. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Promotion of mental health and well-being Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) Coordination with the Goverment of Bangladesh: Regarding coordination and partnership with government, IOM has increased their interaction and communication with government partners after the COVID-19 restrictions were lifted. The IOM MHPSS team met with the Director of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) in Dhaka and the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs (MoWCA) with the aim of supporting the centre in the services they provided for women. Further meetings were carried out with the Central Drug Addiction Treatment Centre, Ministry of Home Affairs and with the Ministry of Disaster anagement & Relief where IOM reiterated its role in supporting the government. Partners from IOM MHPSS, NIMH and DGHS met to discuss the current status of National Mental Health Strategic Plan and the technical task team. Since the plan has been already developed, partners discussed supports required in implementing it along with opportunities to strengthen collaboration between DGHS, NIMH and IOM MHPSS team aiming to improve mental health services in Bangladesh. Once costing is finalized, the strategic plan is expected to be endorsed by the relevant authority. Additionally, partners agreed that in order to improve information sharing and knowledge management between Coxs Bazar MHPSS community and MoHFW, as Cochair of MHPSS Working Group (WG) in Coxs Bazar, IOM will share regularly information from MHPSS actors on the progress and provided services at district level (updated 4Ws and progress report). To improve IOM involvement in the implementation of the National Mental Health Strategy plan IOM plans to employ a national consultant who will work out of Dhaka. It will be the GoB choosing the consultant and therefore having an ownership in the implementation of the national strategic plan. Improve MHPSS coverage and community response: During the first half of 2021, IOM continued to provide services in both communities, Rohingya and host through health facility and community support activities. In total 14,446 beneficiaries have been reached (9,576 F, 4,870 M), out of them 1,773 from host and 12,673 from Rohingya communities. IOM continued to operate through nine MHPSS outreach teams in Ukhiya and Teknaf camps and host communities supported by community volunteers who have been trained and supervised on basic MHPSS, referrals, PFA and other topics. These previously trained 240 CHWs conducted 2738 activities during January-June 2021 period and reached 16,677 (13,120 Refugee and 3,557 Host, 1,707 M and 14,970 F) through awareness raising/sensitization sessions on mental health. MHPSS team continued to contribute to the system of identification, referral and follow up of persons with severe mental health conditions to ensure appropriate and complex support. 324 (155 F, 169 M) consultations were provided by IOM psychiatrist, out of them 248 for host and 76 for refugees, while referrals facilitated by MHPSS team. In total 6,108 (4,138 F, 1,970 M) beneficiaries reached through focused MHPSS services, consultations and referrals at health facilities with various mild, moderate and severe conditions. IOM health staff who have been previously trained on mhGAP and other MHPSS tools provided 4472 consultations (3054 F, 1418 M) for persons with mental health conditions at health facilities during this period. To ensure quality of the services and technical support, regular clinical supervision was organized for MHPSS team members, especially for senior counsellors and social workers, who are engaged in provision of clinical services. Supervision was done by experienced national clinical psychologist who received various trainings and technical guidance from Dhaka University and University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. During the first half of 2021, IOM MHPSS team has reached 34,133 (18,079 F, 16,054 M) persons through 218 community support events/activities, out of them 8,324 from host and 25,809 from Rohingya communities. The activities included awareness raising about coping strategies and availability MHPSS services, psychoeducation at community level, support groups, home visits, socio relational activities, sport and play, traditional, cultural and art activities by MHPSS mobile teams, community volunteers and Rohingya Cultural Memory Centre (RCMC) team. However, during last months of the reporting period, many of community-support activities have been affected by renewed restrictions related to COVID-19 pandemic. Rohingya Cultural Memory Center (RCMC): RCMC centered the voices of refugees by providing them the necessary tools, platform and skill-building opportunities to express the memories, aspirations and dreams (collective and individual) that, together, constitute the Rohingya experience. A skilled RCMC team of creative professionals and mental health experts worked closely with the refugee community to build on their existing capacities in research, storytelling, drawing, photography, poetry,embroidery, visual art, woodwork, metalwork, basketry, etc., and to authentically capture their cultural heritage in text, audio, image, film, etc. During the year 2021 the Rohingya Cultural Memory Centre has focused on the followed specificactivities: - Community events -The team is creating a toolbox of knowledge sharing activities which can be conducted by mobile teams at various camps, or at RCMC in Camp 18. These include: classes in Rohingyaheritage crafts such as basket weaving, pottery, carpentry, embroidery, mandolin-playing, etc. -Creation of multimedia content published via the RCMC Instagram and Youtube channels, and the RCMC website (https://rohingyaculturalmemorycentre.iom.int/). - The RCMC website was launched on May 26, 2021. A digital archive of nearly 1000 objects of Rohingya heritage ,profiles of all artisans engaged by the RCMC and feature stories can be found on the website. -The architectural plan of physical centre was finalized and approved by the RRRCs office during this reporting period. Construction to begin once COVID restrictions are lifted. Gender aspects: They have achieved a recruitment of a gender-balanced team where 7 out of 9 of the senior counsellors who are engaged are women. This is important since there are more female beneficiaries than men. Despite multiple challenges in the recruitment of women, 47 women volunteers (out of 148 in total, including RCMC volunteers) community volunteers from the host and refugee communities were part of the MHPSS team. All genders were encouraged to participate to focus group discussions during the needs assessment exercise to share their needs and views and their active participation was ensured during decision-making meetings. During the fire response (spring 2021), mobile PSS and PFA teams provided support to women and girls who could not reach health facilities due to the lack of culturally appropriate clothing. Mobile child-friendly corners in the health facilities encourage female beneficiaries to receive counselling while they are with their children. COVID-19 related restrictions in addition to existing gender perceptions hampered the already restricted mobility of women and girls. For this reason, the MHPSS team provided home visits and community-based activities, ensuring the inclusion of allbeneficiaries in the provision of services. Harmful practices based on gender norms (dowry system, domestic violence, exclusion of girls from education, etc.) were discussed during community-based activities with diversified groups, such as community representatives and traditional healers. The participants were engaged in the dissemination of gender equality messages within their communities. Final results: Outcome 1. Strengthen the national system in the provision of MHPSS services through increased coordination and knowledge management. The pre-set targets were very well achieved deeming the intervention in relation to this objective as very satisfactory. The access to MHPSS services including specialized with the help of tele counselling, hotline and outreach by mobile teams and community volunteers was sucessfull. 49,701 in total (249% of overall target archieved) 32,650 F (66%) 17,051 M (34%) 7,532 Host (15%) 42,169 Rohingya (85%). The main reason for achieving this result was due to the fact that IOM were the main actor within MHPSS during the covid pandemic and were accessible by providing tele counselling, hotline and mobile teams Outcome 2. Improve MHPSS coverage by adding and expanding outreach services and elements beyond the Rohingya and to the Host Community, as well as addressing the need to strengthen capacity to adequately detect and respond to mental health challenges. The pre-set targets were very well achieved with regards to the Rohingya refugees and less satisfactory with regards to the host-communities. Overall the intervention in relation to this objective was deemed as satisfactory. In total, 98,296 refugee and host community members, of which 54,076 (55%) female and 44,220 (45%) male, were covered by the MHPSS response through 1,605 community-based activities and events (319% of target). However only 29% of MHPSS response were for the host- community. Approximately 21,904 (14,207 female 7,696 male) persons with mild, moderate, and severe conditions received focused MHPSS services (438% of target). A total of 216 health professionals including 106 (49%) female and 110 (51%) male doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, medical assistants were trained on Psychological First Aid (PFA), basic counselling skills, communication skills, stress management, self-care and other MHPSS topics (864% of target). Additionally, 240 Community Health Workers (CHW), including 181 (75%) female and 59 (25%) male, were trained and supervised by the MHPSS capacity building team on data collection (120% of target), referrals and MHPSS-related information sharing in order to promote mental healthcare and provision of community-based MHPSS services for the community. The main reason for achieving this result was due to the fact that IOM was one of the few within MHPSS during the covid pandemic and the need for MHPSS was large. For the host communities the services were not reached. Only 29% of all the MHPSS responses were to the host communities. The main reason for this underachievement was the movement limitations which hampered access of host community members to Government Health Clinics due to covid restrictions. Overall in Bangladesh the access to general health care went down during the pandemic. Outcome 3. Strengthen the community-based and development approach of the MHPSS response. The pre-set targets were very well achieved where a total of 1,605 community-based activities/events in total (535% of overall target) was achieved. Overall the intervention in relation to this objective was deemed as very satisfactory. The Rohingya Cultural Memory Center (RCMC) was established to create a safe community space in order to preserve the Rohingya culture. Furthermore, the RCMC helped the restoration of social connections through cultural practices to address the identity crisis that the community was experiencing according to the findings of a Needs Assessment (2018). During the project phase, more than 1,000 cultural artifacts were visualized on the RCMC website, Instagram, and YouTube channel. The YouTube channel alone has over 21,000 subscribers, and hosts recordings over 100 Rohingya folk songs, 7 cooking videos, 4 Rohingya language animation videos for children, as well as short films illuminating different aspects of Rohingya life and culture (embroidery work, pottery, womens work, etc). A total number of 150 artisans from the Rohingya community were engaged to create the RCMC archive. Unfortunately, the host communities did not have access to the RCMC so it could not be used as a confilict mitigator between Rohingyas and the host communities. The main reason for achieving this result was due to the fact that the RCMC was one of the few cultural institutions within the camps. The digital display of cultural artefacts was an important intiation phase during the covid-pandemic phase when no structure was being built. Upon the completion of the structure the online cultural artefacts had initiated the cultural engagement that lead to the RCMC usage and importance. Gender: All MHPSS activities under this programme were conducted in a gender-sensitive and inclusive manner, promoting meaningful and equal participation of women, girls, men and boys in the planning and implementation of activities. Despite challenges in recruiting women, 75 out of 197 community volunteers from the refugee (including RCMC volunteers) and host communities were women, as well as 7 out of 9 senior counsellors of the psychosocial mobile teams. Community-based group activities were designed for especially vulnerable groups, including adolescent girls, pregnant women, older women, women with psychiatric concerns and caregivers for persons with severe mental health conditions (of which the majority are women). One example is the womens pottery group for members of the refugee community, which not only functions as a space to meet, exchange and learn about pottery, but also to strengthen interpersonal relationships in a protected setting. The MHPSS team closely collaborated with IOMs protection team by providing psychological counselling to GBV survivors through a senior counsellor at the IOM protection centre. Furthermore, shelter team was trained by the RCMC team to conduct culturally appropriate activities. Throughout the implementation phase of the project, sex-disaggregated data were collected and analysed, helping IOM to adapt activities, if needed. From July 2019 till December 2021, 86,726 women and girls (59% of the overall number of beneficiaries) directly benefitted from MHPSS activities and/or services. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12966-12966A0101 Sweden Support to mental health among Rohingya refugees and host population i Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. The Organization for International Migration, IOM, has applied for funding from Sida with SEK 20 million to implement the intervention "Expanding the Protection and Promotion of Mental Health and Psychosocial Support for the Communities Affected by the Refugee Emergency in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh" during the period 2019-2021. The main objective of the intervention is to scale-up Mental Health and Psycho Social Support, MHPSS, to increase outreach capacity and improve service provision towards achieving a more holistic, comprehensive and inclusive mental health and psychosocial response for both refugees and host population. The programme will work towards three priority outcomes in order to meet this objective: 1. Strengthen the national system in the provision of MHPSS services through increased coordination and knowledge management 2. Improve MHPSS coverage by adding and expanding outreach services and elements to the host community, as well as addressing the need to strengthen local capacity for adequately detecting and responding to mental health challenges 3. Strengthen the community-based and development approach of the MHPSS response. The total budget of the contribution is 20 million Swedish kronor. No funds will be sub-granted. Organisationen för Internationell Migration, IOM, har ansökt hos Sida om finansiering med 20 miljoner kronor för att genomföra insatsen "Ökat skydd och främjande av psykisk hälsa och psykosocialt stöd till Rohingya och lokalbefolkning påverkade av flyktingkrisen i Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh" under perioden 2019-2021. Insatsen syftar till att stärka Mental hälsa och psykosocialt stöd, MHPSS, för att öka kapaciteten och förbättra servicen för en mer holistisk och inkluderande psykisk hälsovård och psykosocial respons för både flyktingar och lokalbefolkning. Programmet kommer att arbeta mot tre prioriterade resultat för att uppnå detta mål: 1. Stärka det nationella systemet för tillhandahållande av MHPSS genom ökad samordning och kunskapsutveckling 2. Förbättra täckningen av MHPSS genom att utveckla och nå ut med service och stöd till värdsamhället, samt stärka lokal kapacitet för att upptäcka och ge stöd vid psykisk utsatthet 3. Stärka MHPSS-responsen utifrån en lokalsamhällesstrategi och med ett utvecklingsperspektiv. Insatsens totala budget är 20 miljoner kronor. Inga medel kommer att vidareförmedlas. The main objective of the intervention proposed by IOM is to scale-up MHPSS programming to increase outreach capacity and improve service provision towards achieving a more holistic, comprehensive and inclusive mental health and psychosocial response to Rohingya refugees and host population in Cox's Bazar.The programme presented by IOM will work towards three priority outcomes in order to meet this objective: 1. Strengthen the national system in the provision of MHPSS services through increased coordination and knowledge management 2. Improve MHPSS coverage by adding and expanding outreach services and elements to the host community, as well as addressing the need to strengthen local capacity for adequately detecting and responding to mental health challenges 3. Strengthen the community-based and development approach of the MHPSS response. Outputs expected are:- Contribution to an implementation plan to address MHPPS gaps identified by the readiness assessment is developed jointly with the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) - MHPSS service delivery offered to beneficiaries at refugee health facilities and points specifically chosen to improve host community access- Strengthened capacity to identify, refer, treat and follow up severe mental disorders amongst affected communities- Promoted a sense of belonging in the Rohingya refugee community to restore social connections and well-being Activities: Under outcome 1- Conduct a MHPSS services availability and readiness assessment- Provide support to the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) to develop an implementation plan to address MHPPS gaps Under outcome 2- Establish specialized core MHPSS team dedicated to strengthening outreach services for Rohingya and host community members, including recruiting and training mental health professionals, making resources more physically accessible to beneficiaries, and raising awareness around mental health care- Organize comprehensive counselling training/mentoring programme for community health workers- Conduct mental health assessments that will help to identify those in need of specialized services- Conduct resource mapping on existing clinical assessment tools for mental health response, helping to identify gaps in resources for addressing beneficiary mental health conditions- Mental health professional will develop a culturally-validated tool informed by findings of resource mapping and mental health assessment- Mental health professional will train 25 mental health professionals in use and application of tool to provide special mental health services- Core Mental Health Team will train professionals and community-based workers to improve identification of those in need of mental health support, as well as techniques for strengthening referral pathways to assist in their care and improve the mental health response system. Under outcome 3- Establish a Historical Memory Centre that is aimed at promoting community identity and local values; facilitating inter-generational dialogues by engaging children and young people with historical narratives; and finally, vindicating spiritual and cultural rituals that have been historically marginalized or prohibited- Develop a module on psychosocial development skills, targeting non-MHPSS professional community members of both host and refugee communities that are participating in other projects intended to improve livelihood opportunities or full realisation of their social rights.- Conduct 300 community-based activities to promote social-cohesion and integration, coordinating with other humanitarian actors such as UNHCR and UNICEF The target groups are Rohingya refugees and host population in Cox's Bazar. The community-based activities will seek to empower women, older persons, youth, boys, and girls, as well as groups especially at-risk in contexts of economic, social, and political hardship.  In the districts of Ukhya and Teknaf  targeted populations will be children and youth (boys and girls), and older persons (men and women).   The project intervention is expected to lead to that people living in Cox's Bazar, refugees and host population, will have improved access to mental health, which will hopefully prevent outbreak of more severe mental illness and help them to cope with the daily stressors in their daily life as well as to strengthen their capacity to plan for their future. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 20000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 10000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 10000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Focus on vulnerable groups in refugee areas, among host communities and rohingy refugees, especially women and children Fokus på sårbara grupper i flyktingmottagande områden, bland värdsamhällen och rohingyaflyktingar, särskilt kvinnor och barn Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-12966-12966A0102 Sweden Support to mental health among Rohingya refugees and host population i Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. The Organization for International Migration, IOM, has applied for funding from Sida with SEK 20 million to implement the intervention "Expanding the Protection and Promotion of Mental Health and Psychosocial Support for the Communities Affected by the Refugee Emergency in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh" during the period 2019-2021. The main objective of the intervention is to scale-up Mental Health and Psycho Social Support, MHPSS, to increase outreach capacity and improve service provision towards achieving a more holistic, comprehensive and inclusive mental health and psychosocial response for both refugees and host population. The programme will work towards three priority outcomes in order to meet this objective: 1. Strengthen the national system in the provision of MHPSS services through increased coordination and knowledge management 2. Improve MHPSS coverage by adding and expanding outreach services and elements to the host community, as well as addressing the need to strengthen local capacity for adequately detecting and responding to mental health challenges 3. Strengthen the community-based and development approach of the MHPSS response. The total budget of the contribution is 20 million Swedish kronor. No funds will be sub-granted. Organisationen för Internationell Migration, IOM, har ansökt hos Sida om finansiering med 20 miljoner kronor för att genomföra insatsen "Ökat skydd och främjande av psykisk hälsa och psykosocialt stöd till Rohingya och lokalbefolkning påverkade av flyktingkrisen i Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh" under perioden 2019-2021. Insatsen syftar till att stärka Mental hälsa och psykosocialt stöd, MHPSS, för att öka kapaciteten och förbättra servicen för en mer holistisk och inkluderande psykisk hälsovård och psykosocial respons för både flyktingar och lokalbefolkning. Programmet kommer att arbeta mot tre prioriterade resultat för att uppnå detta mål: 1. Stärka det nationella systemet för tillhandahållande av MHPSS genom ökad samordning och kunskapsutveckling 2. Förbättra täckningen av MHPSS genom att utveckla och nå ut med service och stöd till värdsamhället, samt stärka lokal kapacitet för att upptäcka och ge stöd vid psykisk utsatthet 3. Stärka MHPSS-responsen utifrån en lokalsamhällesstrategi och med ett utvecklingsperspektiv. Insatsens totala budget är 20 miljoner kronor. Inga medel kommer att vidareförmedlas. The main objective of the intervention proposed by IOM is to scale-up MHPSS programming to increase outreach capacity and improve service provision towards achieving a more holistic, comprehensive and inclusive mental health and psychosocial response to Rohingya refugees and host population in Cox's Bazar.The programme presented by IOM will work towards three priority outcomes in order to meet this objective: 1. Strengthen the national system in the provision of MHPSS services through increased coordination and knowledge management 2. Improve MHPSS coverage by adding and expanding outreach services and elements to the host community, as well as addressing the need to strengthen local capacity for adequately detecting and responding to mental health challenges 3. Strengthen the community-based and development approach of the MHPSS response. Outputs expected are:- Contribution to an implementation plan to address MHPPS gaps identified by the readiness assessment is developed jointly with the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) - MHPSS service delivery offered to beneficiaries at refugee health facilities and points specifically chosen to improve host community access- Strengthened capacity to identify, refer, treat and follow up severe mental disorders amongst affected communities- Promoted a sense of belonging in the Rohingya refugee community to restore social connections and well-being Activities: Under outcome 1- Conduct a MHPSS services availability and readiness assessment- Provide support to the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) to develop an implementation plan to address MHPPS gaps Under outcome 2- Establish specialized core MHPSS team dedicated to strengthening outreach services for Rohingya and host community members, including recruiting and training mental health professionals, making resources more physically accessible to beneficiaries, and raising awareness around mental health care- Organize comprehensive counselling training/mentoring programme for community health workers- Conduct mental health assessments that will help to identify those in need of specialized services- Conduct resource mapping on existing clinical assessment tools for mental health response, helping to identify gaps in resources for addressing beneficiary mental health conditions- Mental health professional will develop a culturally-validated tool informed by findings of resource mapping and mental health assessment- Mental health professional will train 25 mental health professionals in use and application of tool to provide special mental health services- Core Mental Health Team will train professionals and community-based workers to improve identification of those in need of mental health support, as well as techniques for strengthening referral pathways to assist in their care and improve the mental health response system. Under outcome 3- Establish a Historical Memory Centre that is aimed at promoting community identity and local values; facilitating inter-generational dialogues by engaging children and young people with historical narratives; and finally, vindicating spiritual and cultural rituals that have been historically marginalized or prohibited- Develop a module on psychosocial development skills, targeting non-MHPSS professional community members of both host and refugee communities that are participating in other projects intended to improve livelihood opportunities or full realisation of their social rights.- Conduct 300 community-based activities to promote social-cohesion and integration, coordinating with other humanitarian actors such as UNHCR and UNICEF The target groups are Rohingya refugees and host population in Cox's Bazar. The community-based activities will seek to empower women, older persons, youth, boys, and girls, as well as groups especially at-risk in contexts of economic, social, and political hardship.  In the districts of Ukhya and Teknaf  targeted populations will be children and youth (boys and girls), and older persons (men and women).   The project intervention is expected to lead to that people living in Cox's Bazar, refugees and host population, will have improved access to mental health, which will hopefully prevent outbreak of more severe mental illness and help them to cope with the daily stressors in their daily life as well as to strengthen their capacity to plan for their future. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -370630 0 -370630 -370630 IOM/International Organization for Migration -370630 IOM/International Organization for Migration Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Enhanced capacity to provide high-quality health and medical care. Stärkt kapacitet att tillhandahålla hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-12993 Sweden The Swedish Centre Party International Foundation, CIS, has applied to Sida for two projects in Palestine, Kenya, Uganda, Togo and Burkina Faso during the period 2019-2022. The intervention aims at enhancing women's political participation through two projects; - Enhancing Palestinian Women's Political Participation and Influence - Empowering Women in Politics in Kenya, Uganda, Togo and Burkina Faso Enhancing Palestinian Women's Political Participation relies on a three-pronged approach which can be summarized as 1) advocacy activities, 2) expanding women’s access to political spheres through shadow councils, and 3) increasing the understanding of women’s rights in communities. Cumulatively, these activities are expected to yield three outcomes: 1. The attitude of decision makers/leaders/politicians towards women's political rights and participation has been changed to a more positive, informed and inclusive approach. 2. In Palestine the organizational capacity of new and previously established shadow councils has been enhanced. 3. Young female and male community leaders have acquired the necessary knowledge about youth and women's rights for political participation and have sufficient leadership skills to pass on their knowledge and skills to the broader public. The Empowering Women in Politics prooject has two specific objectives: 1. The capacities and the confidence of women active in politics have been strengthened. 2. The management of political parties and other stakeholders are more receptive to the specific needs of women. This will be achieved through capacity building of women in politics (communication skills, self esteem) as well as senior management of political parties (gender perspectives and integration). Inom ramen för den ändrade strategin för särskilt demokratistöd genom svenska partianknutna organisationer (PAO) har CIS, Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse ansökt om medel från Sida för en insats innehållande två program under perioden 2019-2022; - Enhancing Palestinian Women's Political Participation and Influence - en fortsättning på tidigare PAO-insats med samarbete med en lokal partnerorganisation. - Empowering Women in Politics - ett nytt initiativ som bygger vidare på verksamheten inom Program for Young Politicans in Africa (dvs PYPA). Detta är ett samarbete tillsammans med Kristdemokratiskt Internationellt Center (KIC) som medsökande PAO och med en lokal samarbetspartner. Enhancing Palestinian Women's Political Participation and Influence syftar till att bidra till ökat politiskt deltagande och påverkansmöjligheter för kvinnor i Palestina, inklusive representation och påverkan i det offentliga livet som i beslutsfattande positioner. Detta ska uppnås genom en trefrontsapproach bestående av a) påverkansarbete b) etablering av lokala skuggråd (shadow councils) för att öka kvinnors tillträde till politiken samt c) attitydförändring för ökad förståelse för kvinnors politiska rättigheter på lokal nivå. Ovan aktiviteter förväntas leda till a) att attityder hos beslutsfattare, ledare och politiker ändras till det positiva gentemot kvinnors politiska rättigheter och deltagande, b) ökad kapacitet hos nya och gamla lokala skuggråd på Västbanken och Gaza och c) att unga kvinnor och manliga lokala ledare har fått tillräcklig kunskap om ungdomars och kvinnors rättigheter till politiskt deltagande, och kan föra vidare denna kunskap till den bredare publiken. Det andra programmet, Empowering Women in Politics - EWIP - syftar till att öka kvinnors politiska deltagande i Kenya, Uganda, Togo och Burkina Faso. Detta ska uppnås genom att kapacitetsstärka kvinnliga politiker (kommunikation, självförtroende) och senior management inom politiska partier (jämställdhetsperspektiv och -integrering). EWIP - Empowering women in politics CIS samordnar programmet Empowering Women in Politics (EWIP), som för närvarande är verksamt i fyra länder; Togo, Burkina Faso, Kenya och Uganda. CIS genomför programmet i Togo och Burkina Faso genom sin partner The Institute for Governance and Development (IGD). CIS har ett avtal med KIC som genomför programmet i Uganda med sin lokala personal där och i Kenya genom Oslo Center. Målet med EWIP är att bidra till ökat deltagande, representation och inflytande för kvinnor i politiken så att kvinnor kan bidra till demokratisk förändring i politik och samhälle. Två huvudstrategier används för att uppnå detta mål: å ena sidan att stärka kapaciteten och självförtroendet hos kvinnor aktiva i politiken, och å andra sidan göra politiska ledare och andra inflytelserika aktörer, såsom makar till kvinnor aktiva i politiken, mer mottagliga för kvinnors behov i politiken och mer engagerade i att stödja kvinnors politiska ledarskap. Varje land har ett specifikt program och även om det finns lärande mellan landprogrammen finns det för närvarande inget formellt regionalt samarbete. Enhancing Palestinian women's political participation and influence Programmet "Enhancing Palestinian women's political participation and influence" genomförs av partnern Palestinian Working Women Society for Development (PWWSD). Det övergripande målet med programmet är att öka palestinska kvinnors politiska deltagande och inflytande så att de kan bidra till demokratiska och samhälleliga förändringar i Palestina. Detta görs utifrån tre strategier: - Den första strategin syftar till att förändra attityden hos beslutsfattare, politiker och samhället i stort när det gäller kvinnors rättigheter generellt och kvinnors politiska deltagande specifikt. - Den andra är att fokusera på kvinnorna själva och har som mål att stärka kvinnornas politiska kapacitet genom etablering och stärkande av skuggråd. Dessa skuggråd fungerar som forum där kvinnor kan organisera sig och delta politiskt inom sina samhällen i nära kontakt med lokala råd och beslutsfattare, men också som en plats för kvinnor som valts till ämbeten att genomgå utbildning. - Den tredje strategin riktar sig till unga potentiella beslutsfattare och ledare av båda könen. PWWSD arbetar med att öka deras kunskap och medvetenhet om ungas och kvinnors rättigheter i relation till politisk deltagande och att skapa forum för kunskapsdelning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burkina Faso Côte d'Ivoire Kenya Palestine, State of Togo Uganda Legislatures and political parties Government & Civil Society-general EWIP - Empowering women in politics I Burkina Faso syns tydliga förändringarna i attityder i en djupt konservativ och patriarkal kultur. Vid programmets början ansåg det politiska ledarskiktet att det var kvinnornas eget fel att deras röst var svag, och la hela ansvaret på kvinnorna själva att kämpa för mer inflytande, men nu erkänner de hindren kvinnor möter inom politiken och är därför mer engagerade i att faktiskt stödja sina kvinnliga medlemmar. Partiföreträdare lägger i större utsträckning märke till EWIP-alumner, och att de är kunniga och engagerade. Som ett resultat involverar de dem i genomförandet av aktiviteter, utser dem att representera vid högnivåmöten och i uppgifter som vanligtvis tilldelas män, såsom rapportering och kommunikation. En liknande djupgående förändring i attityd noteras också hos politiskt aktiva kvinnors makar, som nu ger mer stöd till sina hustrurs politiska engagemang. En oväntad bieffekt av arbetet med makar i alla program är att de också stöttar sina fruar på hemmaplan med ökat deltagande i att ta hand om hem och barn, vilket ytterligare skapat förutsättningar för kvinnorna att verka politiskt. I Togo får EWIP-alumner beröm av partiföreträdare för det sätt de deltar och lyckas i debatter. De får ökade ansvarsområden, och flera har blivit befordrade inom sina partier. Alumner har också förstått behovet av att kämpa och utbilda sig själva och har skapat WhatsApp-grupper där de informerar och utbildar kvinnor i sina valkretsar. På så sätt har de byggt en följarskara inför de regionala och parlamentariska valen som planeras äga rum 2023, där många troligen kommer att kandidera. På en strukturell nivå har partiföreträdare, tack vare en bättre förståelse för könsrelaterade frågor och de specifika behoven hos kvinnor inom politiken, vidtagit flera åtgärder för att implementera rekommendationer från EWIP:s jämställdhetsstrategi för politiska partier som utvecklades år 2021. Vidtagna åtgärder inkluderar anpassning av mötestider efter kvinnors behov, beslut om sanktioner för sexuella trakasserier, könsanalys av partidokument och utbildning för kvinnliga medlemmar. I Kenya kandiderade 54 EWIP-alumner i valet i augusti 2022. 36 av dem valdes som kandidater för sina respektive politiska partier i valet. Sex av dem valdes slutligen; en som parlamentsledamot och fem som MCAs (medlemmar av länsförsamlingar). Ytterligare 17 utsågs via partilistor, vilket innebär totalt 23 EWIP-alumner som nu innehar politiska befattningar. Det visar inte bara på förbättrad individuell kapacitetsutveckling för kvinnor utan också förbättrade partiprocesser och styrdokument. En av EWIP-deltagare blev nyligen utnämnd till hälsominister. På institutionsnivå har partier granskat strukturer och utvecklat juridiska och administrativa dokument för att främja kvinnors deltagande i politiska processer. Det inkluderar policys mot sexuella trakasserier, stöd till kvinnor under nomineringsprocesser, åtgärder för att skydda mot valvåld och lobbyarbete för fler kvinnliga ministrar i regeringen. I Uganda har EWIP spelat en avgörande roll i att utbilda och kapacitetsstärka kvinnliga rådsmedlemmar ("Councillors" finns på olika lokala och regionala nivåer och verkar som representanter för sina byar eller distrikt gentemot centralregeringen) i en kontext där sådan utbildning är näst intill obefintlig. De har successivt ökat sin kapacitet och självförtroende för att både förstå sin roll som rådsmedlemmar och kunskaper om Ugandas politiska system. De har framgångsrikt använt denna nya kunskap och ökade självförtroende för att motverka härskartekniker som används av män för att hålla dem utanför rådens arbete. På institutionsnivå fortsätter arbetet med att utveckla könsrelaterade policys och policys mot sexuella trakasserier. Fyra partier har nu utvecklat sådana policys tack vare EWIP:s stöd. Makar och män till politiskt aktiva kvinnor blir också alltmer stödjande gentemot sina hustrurs politiska engagemang, också detta delvis en följd av att de ser att kvinnorna tas på allvar och får ökad kunskap och självförtroende. Enhancing Palestinian women's political participation and influence Den viktigaste komponenten i projektet är kvinnors deltagande i så kallade "skuggråd". Dessa har samma struktur som de riktiga lokala råden (lokala representanter för befolkningen) men har ingen formell makt. Tanken är att på detta sätt lära sig hur politiskt arbete går till och också visa männen att kvinnor är en viktigt, värdefull och kompetent resurs i det lokala politiska arbetet. Strategin med politiska skuggråd har varit lyckosam och gett goda resultat. En oberoende utvärdering konstaterar att: - Kvinnors självförtroende, kunskap och intresse för att engagera sig i politiskt och offentligt liv har förbättrats. Deras engagemang i skuggråden bidrog till att öka deras självförtroende att tala om sina rättigheter och att ha modet som krävs för att kandidera och tävla om ledarskapspositioner med män. En större andel av kvinnorna uttrycker nu sin vilja att kandidera till lokala och lagstiftande råd. - Kvinnornas roll i det lokala samhället och politiken har förändrats - de är mer involverade i det offentliga livet och arbetar med lokala ledare för att belysa olika frågor i sina samhällen, inklusive kvinnors rättigheter, infrastruktur och tillgång till samhällsservice. Deltagarna i skuggråden har i ökad utsträckning deltagit i möten för att diskutera frågor relaterade till lokalinvånarna och i möten som syftat till att stärka kvinnor och underlätta deras deltagande i det politiska livet. - Kvinnorna har fått nya färdigheter, särskilt inom kommunikation, ledarskap och förhandling som ett resultat av deras deltagande i kapacitetsuppbyggnadsaktiviteter som organiserades inom ramen för projektet. De har också fått nya färdigheter inom lobbying och påverkansarbete, genomförande av nya kampanjer och användning av sociala medier som ett verktyg för att driva kvinnors rättigheter. - Som ett resultat av skuggråden märktes en positiv förändring i samhällsledares syn på och attityd till deras politiska roll. På flera platser kunde kvinnor vinna förtroende hos rådsmedlemmar och förändra deras attityd så att de förstod vilken viktig roll kvinnor spelar i politiken. - Kvinnors deltagande i skuggrådet bidrog också till att öka deras inflytande i det egna hushållet, inklusive deras deltagande i olika beslut som påverkar deras liv och familjens framtid. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12993-12993A0101 Sweden The Swedish Centre Party International Foundation, CIS, has applied to Sida for two projects in Palestine, Kenya, Uganda, Togo and Burkina Faso during the period 2019-2022. The intervention aims at enhancing women's political participation through two projects; - Enhancing Palestinian Women's Political Participation and Influence - Empowering Women in Politics in Kenya, Uganda, Togo and Burkina Faso Enhancing Palestinian Women's Political Participation relies on a three-pronged approach which can be summarized as 1) advocacy activities, 2) expanding women’s access to political spheres through shadow councils, and 3) increasing the understanding of women’s rights in communities. Cumulatively, these activities are expected to yield three outcomes: 1. The attitude of decision makers/leaders/politicians towards women's political rights and participation has been changed to a more positive, informed and inclusive approach. 2. In Palestine the organizational capacity of new and previously established shadow councils has been enhanced. 3. Young female and male community leaders have acquired the necessary knowledge about youth and women's rights for political participation and have sufficient leadership skills to pass on their knowledge and skills to the broader public. The Empowering Women in Politics prooject has two specific objectives: 1. The capacities and the confidence of women active in politics have been strengthened. 2. The management of political parties and other stakeholders are more receptive to the specific needs of women. This will be achieved through capacity building of women in politics (communication skills, self esteem) as well as senior management of political parties (gender perspectives and integration). Inom ramen för den ändrade strategin för särskilt demokratistöd genom svenska partianknutna organisationer (PAO) har CIS, Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse ansökt om medel från Sida för en insats innehållande två program under perioden 2019-2022; - Enhancing Palestinian Women's Political Participation and Influence - en fortsättning på tidigare PAO-insats med samarbete med en lokal partnerorganisation. - Empowering Women in Politics - ett nytt initiativ som bygger vidare på verksamheten inom Program for Young Politicans in Africa (dvs PYPA). Detta är ett samarbete tillsammans med Kristdemokratiskt Internationellt Center (KIC) som medsökande PAO och med en lokal samarbetspartner. Enhancing Palestinian Women's Political Participation and Influence syftar till att bidra till ökat politiskt deltagande och påverkansmöjligheter för kvinnor i Palestina, inklusive representation och påverkan i det offentliga livet som i beslutsfattande positioner. Detta ska uppnås genom en trefrontsapproach bestående av a) påverkansarbete b) etablering av lokala skuggråd (shadow councils) för att öka kvinnors tillträde till politiken samt c) attitydförändring för ökad förståelse för kvinnors politiska rättigheter på lokal nivå. Ovan aktiviteter förväntas leda till a) att attityder hos beslutsfattare, ledare och politiker ändras till det positiva gentemot kvinnors politiska rättigheter och deltagande, b) ökad kapacitet hos nya och gamla lokala skuggråd på Västbanken och Gaza och c) att unga kvinnor och manliga lokala ledare har fått tillräcklig kunskap om ungdomars och kvinnors rättigheter till politiskt deltagande, och kan föra vidare denna kunskap till den bredare publiken. Det andra programmet, Empowering Women in Politics - EWIP - syftar till att öka kvinnors politiska deltagande i Kenya, Uganda, Togo och Burkina Faso. Detta ska uppnås genom att kapacitetsstärka kvinnliga politiker (kommunikation, självförtroende) och senior management inom politiska partier (jämställdhetsperspektiv och -integrering). EWIP - Empowering women in politics CIS samordnar programmet Empowering Women in Politics (EWIP), som för närvarande är verksamt i fyra länder; Togo, Burkina Faso, Kenya och Uganda. CIS genomför programmet i Togo och Burkina Faso genom sin partner The Institute for Governance and Development (IGD). CIS har ett avtal med KIC som genomför programmet i Uganda med sin lokala personal där och i Kenya genom Oslo Center. Målet med EWIP är att bidra till ökat deltagande, representation och inflytande för kvinnor i politiken så att kvinnor kan bidra till demokratisk förändring i politik och samhälle. Två huvudstrategier används för att uppnå detta mål: å ena sidan att stärka kapaciteten och självförtroendet hos kvinnor aktiva i politiken, och å andra sidan göra politiska ledare och andra inflytelserika aktörer, såsom makar till kvinnor aktiva i politiken, mer mottagliga för kvinnors behov i politiken och mer engagerade i att stödja kvinnors politiska ledarskap. Varje land har ett specifikt program och även om det finns lärande mellan landprogrammen finns det för närvarande inget formellt regionalt samarbete. Enhancing Palestinian women's political participation and influence Programmet "Enhancing Palestinian women's political participation and influence" genomförs av partnern Palestinian Working Women Society for Development (PWWSD). Det övergripande målet med programmet är att öka palestinska kvinnors politiska deltagande och inflytande så att de kan bidra till demokratiska och samhälleliga förändringar i Palestina. Detta görs utifrån tre strategier: - Den första strategin syftar till att förändra attityden hos beslutsfattare, politiker och samhället i stort när det gäller kvinnors rättigheter generellt och kvinnors politiska deltagande specifikt. - Den andra är att fokusera på kvinnorna själva och har som mål att stärka kvinnornas politiska kapacitet genom etablering och stärkande av skuggråd. Dessa skuggråd fungerar som forum där kvinnor kan organisera sig och delta politiskt inom sina samhällen i nära kontakt med lokala råd och beslutsfattare, men också som en plats för kvinnor som valts till ämbeten att genomgå utbildning. - Den tredje strategin riktar sig till unga potentiella beslutsfattare och ledare av båda könen. PWWSD arbetar med att öka deras kunskap och medvetenhet om ungas och kvinnors rättigheter i relation till politisk deltagande och att skapa forum för kunskapsdelning. Sweden CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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Stärkta demokratiska politiska partier, inklusive organisationer med en politisk agenda som kan utvecklas till partier. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased empowerment and influence of community groups whom are underrepresented in political processes and in the making of decisions, with the focus on the political participation of women and youth. Ökad egenmakt och inflytande hos samhällsgrupper som är underrepresenterade i politiska processer och beslutsfattande, med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungdomars politiska deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Construction of platforms for political dialogue and the forming of political alliances, first and foremost in post-conflict situations and in states with week and fragmented party systems. Uppbyggnad av plattformar för politisk dialog och alliansbildande, främst i post-konfliktsituationer samt länder med fragmenterade och svaga partisystem. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12993-12993A0102 Sweden The Swedish Centre Party International Foundation, CIS, has applied to Sida for two projects in Palestine, Kenya, Uganda, Togo and Burkina Faso during the period 2019-2022. The intervention aims at enhancing women's political participation through two projects; - Enhancing Palestinian Women's Political Participation and Influence - Empowering Women in Politics in Kenya, Uganda, Togo and Burkina Faso Enhancing Palestinian Women's Political Participation relies on a three-pronged approach which can be summarized as 1) advocacy activities, 2) expanding women’s access to political spheres through shadow councils, and 3) increasing the understanding of women’s rights in communities. Cumulatively, these activities are expected to yield three outcomes: 1. The attitude of decision makers/leaders/politicians towards women's political rights and participation has been changed to a more positive, informed and inclusive approach. 2. In Palestine the organizational capacity of new and previously established shadow councils has been enhanced. 3. Young female and male community leaders have acquired the necessary knowledge about youth and women's rights for political participation and have sufficient leadership skills to pass on their knowledge and skills to the broader public. The Empowering Women in Politics prooject has two specific objectives: 1. The capacities and the confidence of women active in politics have been strengthened. 2. The management of political parties and other stakeholders are more receptive to the specific needs of women. This will be achieved through capacity building of women in politics (communication skills, self esteem) as well as senior management of political parties (gender perspectives and integration). Inom ramen för den ändrade strategin för särskilt demokratistöd genom svenska partianknutna organisationer (PAO) har CIS, Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse ansökt om medel från Sida för en insats innehållande två program under perioden 2019-2022; - Enhancing Palestinian Women's Political Participation and Influence - en fortsättning på tidigare PAO-insats med samarbete med en lokal partnerorganisation. - Empowering Women in Politics - ett nytt initiativ som bygger vidare på verksamheten inom Program for Young Politicans in Africa (dvs PYPA). Detta är ett samarbete tillsammans med Kristdemokratiskt Internationellt Center (KIC) som medsökande PAO och med en lokal samarbetspartner. Enhancing Palestinian Women's Political Participation and Influence syftar till att bidra till ökat politiskt deltagande och påverkansmöjligheter för kvinnor i Palestina, inklusive representation och påverkan i det offentliga livet som i beslutsfattande positioner. Detta ska uppnås genom en trefrontsapproach bestående av a) påverkansarbete b) etablering av lokala skuggråd (shadow councils) för att öka kvinnors tillträde till politiken samt c) attitydförändring för ökad förståelse för kvinnors politiska rättigheter på lokal nivå. Ovan aktiviteter förväntas leda till a) att attityder hos beslutsfattare, ledare och politiker ändras till det positiva gentemot kvinnors politiska rättigheter och deltagande, b) ökad kapacitet hos nya och gamla lokala skuggråd på Västbanken och Gaza och c) att unga kvinnor och manliga lokala ledare har fått tillräcklig kunskap om ungdomars och kvinnors rättigheter till politiskt deltagande, och kan föra vidare denna kunskap till den bredare publiken. Det andra programmet, Empowering Women in Politics - EWIP - syftar till att öka kvinnors politiska deltagande i Kenya, Uganda, Togo och Burkina Faso. Detta ska uppnås genom att kapacitetsstärka kvinnliga politiker (kommunikation, självförtroende) och senior management inom politiska partier (jämställdhetsperspektiv och -integrering). EWIP - Empowering women in politics CIS samordnar programmet Empowering Women in Politics (EWIP), som för närvarande är verksamt i fyra länder; Togo, Burkina Faso, Kenya och Uganda. CIS genomför programmet i Togo och Burkina Faso genom sin partner The Institute for Governance and Development (IGD). CIS har ett avtal med KIC som genomför programmet i Uganda med sin lokala personal där och i Kenya genom Oslo Center. Målet med EWIP är att bidra till ökat deltagande, representation och inflytande för kvinnor i politiken så att kvinnor kan bidra till demokratisk förändring i politik och samhälle. Två huvudstrategier används för att uppnå detta mål: å ena sidan att stärka kapaciteten och självförtroendet hos kvinnor aktiva i politiken, och å andra sidan göra politiska ledare och andra inflytelserika aktörer, såsom makar till kvinnor aktiva i politiken, mer mottagliga för kvinnors behov i politiken och mer engagerade i att stödja kvinnors politiska ledarskap. Varje land har ett specifikt program och även om det finns lärande mellan landprogrammen finns det för närvarande inget formellt regionalt samarbete. Enhancing Palestinian women's political participation and influence Programmet "Enhancing Palestinian women's political participation and influence" genomförs av partnern Palestinian Working Women Society for Development (PWWSD). Det övergripande målet med programmet är att öka palestinska kvinnors politiska deltagande och inflytande så att de kan bidra till demokratiska och samhälleliga förändringar i Palestina. Detta görs utifrån tre strategier: - Den första strategin syftar till att förändra attityden hos beslutsfattare, politiker och samhället i stort när det gäller kvinnors rättigheter generellt och kvinnors politiska deltagande specifikt. - Den andra är att fokusera på kvinnorna själva och har som mål att stärka kvinnornas politiska kapacitet genom etablering och stärkande av skuggråd. Dessa skuggråd fungerar som forum där kvinnor kan organisera sig och delta politiskt inom sina samhällen i nära kontakt med lokala råd och beslutsfattare, men också som en plats för kvinnor som valts till ämbeten att genomgå utbildning. - Den tredje strategin riktar sig till unga potentiella beslutsfattare och ledare av båda könen. PWWSD arbetar med att öka deras kunskap och medvetenhet om ungas och kvinnors rättigheter i relation till politisk deltagande och att skapa forum för kunskapsdelning. Sweden CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -328429 0 -328429 -65685.8 CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse -65685.8 CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse -65685.8 CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse -65685.8 CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse -65685.8 CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse -65685.8 CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse -65685.8 CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse -65685.8 CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse -65685.8 CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse -65685.8 CIS/Centerpartiets Internationella Stiftelse Democracy support through Swedish political party-affiliated org. 2023-2027 Särskilt demokratistöd genom svenska partianknutna org. 2023-2027 TBD Demokratiska, inkluderande och välfungerande politiska organisationer och ändamålsenliga samarbeten inom plattformar och nätverk för politisk dialog Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck TBD Ökad representation, delaktighet och inflytande i politiska organisationer för de som är underrepresenterade, inklusive kvinnor och ungdomar Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13013 Sweden This contribution is for costs related to "Sida Science Day 2019", a meeting that will be held May 20-22, 2019. Costs include food, technology, information material, administrative coordination (one consultant), external speakers and reporting from the meeting. The purpose of the event is to enhance synergies between Sida and its partners within the field of research. With Sida Science Days 2019, Sida aims to provide a platform where representatives of Sida’s partners within the field of research can network and share results, experiences, strategies, challenges, and thoughts on how science can improve life for the most vulnerable. We hope that the meeting will facilitate future collaborations between our partners. Also, the event aims at creating new synergies between research partners and Sida, beyond the Research Cooperation unit and strategy, and between research partners and other actors in the development, who will be able to participate in the development talks that will take place on the first day of the meeting. Sida Science Days 2019 will, in terms of substance, present and elaborate on how research is used to harness social and environmental sustainability and contribute to the SDGs as well as challenges and risks concerning putting research into use, academic freedom, and open access publishing. This will be achieved through presentations of Sida-supported research and through various interactive, themed sessions. In order to create an environment where synergies and networking can occur, the main themes of the meeting will be presented through a development talk and seminars/presentations by FORSKs partners, followed by semi-structured group discussions and workshops involving relevant stakeholders. Insatsen innehåller kostnader för förtäring, teknik, informationsmaterial, administrativ koordinering (en konsult), externa talare och rapportering från "Sida Sience Days" 20-22 maj 2019. Målet med Sida Science Days är att uppnå synergier och förbättrat samarbete mellan Sidas partners inom forskning, enheten för forskningssamarbete och övriga Sida. Mötet ska vara en plattform där Sidas partners inom forskning kan dela resultat, erfarenhet, strategier, utmaningar och tankar om hur forskning kan förbättra livet för de fattigaste och mest sårbara. Integrering av, och synergier mellan de globala målen kommer att rama in dagarna på olika sätt. Sida Science Day 2019 kommer att fokusera på användandet av resultat från en fri och öppen forskning i utveckling och hur dessa resultat kan förbättra livet för de fattigaste och mest sårbara. Detta inkluderar ämnen såsom integration av forskningsresultat i utvecklingsprojekt, fri tillgång till vetenskapliga publikationer, akademisk frihet, jämställdhet och samarbets- och tvärvetenskapliga forskningsprojekt. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Mötet var uppskattat av de allra flesta deltagarna enligt utvärderingen som gjordes. De flesta deltagare lyfte att de fick nya kontakter under dagarna och att de lärde sig mer om hur Sida arbetar. Flera deltagare tyckte också att de fått ökade kunskaper inom tematiska områden såsom miljö. Givande diskussioner hölls inom till exempel akademisk frihet och innovation, vilka Forsk tar med sig i sitt vidare arbete med frågorna. En skribent anlitades och Forsk har fått in en rapport från dagarna. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13013-13013A0101 Sweden This contribution is for costs related to "Sida Science Day 2019", a meeting that will be held May 20-22, 2019. Costs include food, technology, information material, administrative coordination (one consultant), external speakers and reporting from the meeting. The purpose of the event is to enhance synergies between Sida and its partners within the field of research. With Sida Science Days 2019, Sida aims to provide a platform where representatives of Sida’s partners within the field of research can network and share results, experiences, strategies, challenges, and thoughts on how science can improve life for the most vulnerable. We hope that the meeting will facilitate future collaborations between our partners. Also, the event aims at creating new synergies between research partners and Sida, beyond the Research Cooperation unit and strategy, and between research partners and other actors in the development, who will be able to participate in the development talks that will take place on the first day of the meeting. Sida Science Days 2019 will, in terms of substance, present and elaborate on how research is used to harness social and environmental sustainability and contribute to the SDGs as well as challenges and risks concerning putting research into use, academic freedom, and open access publishing. This will be achieved through presentations of Sida-supported research and through various interactive, themed sessions. In order to create an environment where synergies and networking can occur, the main themes of the meeting will be presented through a development talk and seminars/presentations by FORSKs partners, followed by semi-structured group discussions and workshops involving relevant stakeholders. Insatsen innehåller kostnader för förtäring, teknik, informationsmaterial, administrativ koordinering (en konsult), externa talare och rapportering från "Sida Sience Days" 20-22 maj 2019. Målet med Sida Science Days är att uppnå synergier och förbättrat samarbete mellan Sidas partners inom forskning, enheten för forskningssamarbete och övriga Sida. Mötet ska vara en plattform där Sidas partners inom forskning kan dela resultat, erfarenhet, strategier, utmaningar och tankar om hur forskning kan förbättra livet för de fattigaste och mest sårbara. Integrering av, och synergier mellan de globala målen kommer att rama in dagarna på olika sätt. Sida Science Day 2019 kommer att fokusera på användandet av resultat från en fri och öppen forskning i utveckling och hur dessa resultat kan förbättra livet för de fattigaste och mest sårbara. Detta inkluderar ämnen såsom integration av forskningsresultat i utvecklingsprojekt, fri tillgång till vetenskapliga publikationer, akademisk frihet, jämställdhet och samarbets- och tvärvetenskapliga forskningsprojekt. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 600000 0 0 208477 100000 100000 600000 Sida 16231 Sida 25657.38 Sida 272774.67 Sida 93814.09 Sida 0 Sida Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt More partner countries and regional research actors have improved competence and strengthened infrastructure for scientific communication Fler samarbetsländer och regionala forskningsaktörer har ökad kompetens och stärkt infrastruktur för vetenskaplig kommunikation Other Övrigt Strengthened capacity among universities in partner countries to communicate research findings that are potentially beneficial to the development of society Stärkt förmåga hos universitet i samarbetsländerna att kommunicera forskningsresultat som kan vara till nytta för samhällets utveckling Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Greater impact of a gender equality perspective in research Ökat genomslag för ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i forskningen Other Övrigt Findings from relevant international research have a greater impact on national and regional research Resultat från relevant internationell forskning får ökat genomslag i nationell och regional forskning Other Övrigt Findings from national and regional research have a greater impact on international research Resultat från nationell och regional forskning får ökat genomslag i internationell forskning Other Övrigt More interfaces, networks and cooperation established between actors from research institutions on the one hand, and the business sector, public authorities and civil society on the other Fler kontaktytor, nätverk och samarbeten etablerade mellan aktörer från forskningsinstitutioner å ena sidan, och näringsliv, myndigheter och civilsamhälle å den andra Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt Reinforcement of the role of universities and their contribution to innovation processes and systems Förstärkning av universitetens roll och bidrag till innovationsprocesser och -system Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13013-13013A0102 Sweden This contribution is for costs related to "Sida Science Day 2019", a meeting that will be held May 20-22, 2019. Costs include food, technology, information material, administrative coordination (one consultant), external speakers and reporting from the meeting. The purpose of the event is to enhance synergies between Sida and its partners within the field of research. With Sida Science Days 2019, Sida aims to provide a platform where representatives of Sida’s partners within the field of research can network and share results, experiences, strategies, challenges, and thoughts on how science can improve life for the most vulnerable. We hope that the meeting will facilitate future collaborations between our partners. Also, the event aims at creating new synergies between research partners and Sida, beyond the Research Cooperation unit and strategy, and between research partners and other actors in the development, who will be able to participate in the development talks that will take place on the first day of the meeting. Sida Science Days 2019 will, in terms of substance, present and elaborate on how research is used to harness social and environmental sustainability and contribute to the SDGs as well as challenges and risks concerning putting research into use, academic freedom, and open access publishing. This will be achieved through presentations of Sida-supported research and through various interactive, themed sessions. In order to create an environment where synergies and networking can occur, the main themes of the meeting will be presented through a development talk and seminars/presentations by FORSKs partners, followed by semi-structured group discussions and workshops involving relevant stakeholders. Insatsen innehåller kostnader för förtäring, teknik, informationsmaterial, administrativ koordinering (en konsult), externa talare och rapportering från "Sida Sience Days" 20-22 maj 2019. Målet med Sida Science Days är att uppnå synergier och förbättrat samarbete mellan Sidas partners inom forskning, enheten för forskningssamarbete och övriga Sida. Mötet ska vara en plattform där Sidas partners inom forskning kan dela resultat, erfarenhet, strategier, utmaningar och tankar om hur forskning kan förbättra livet för de fattigaste och mest sårbara. Integrering av, och synergier mellan de globala målen kommer att rama in dagarna på olika sätt. Sida Science Day 2019 kommer att fokusera på användandet av resultat från en fri och öppen forskning i utveckling och hur dessa resultat kan förbättra livet för de fattigaste och mest sårbara. Detta inkluderar ämnen såsom integration av forskningsresultat i utvecklingsprojekt, fri tillgång till vetenskapliga publikationer, akademisk frihet, jämställdhet och samarbets- och tvärvetenskapliga forskningsprojekt. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Gullers Grupp AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 300000 300000 0 300000 Gullers Grupp AB 300000 Gullers Grupp AB Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt More women undergo research training and conduct research Fler kvinnor genomgår forskarutbildning och bedriver forskning Other Övrigt Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt More partner countries and regional research actors have improved competence and strengthened infrastructure for scientific communication Fler samarbetsländer och regionala forskningsaktörer har ökad kompetens och stärkt infrastruktur för vetenskaplig kommunikation Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Greater impact of a gender equality perspective in research Ökat genomslag för ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i forskningen Other Övrigt Findings from relevant international research have a greater impact on national and regional research Resultat från relevant internationell forskning får ökat genomslag i nationell och regional forskning Other Övrigt Findings from national and regional research have a greater impact on international research Resultat från nationell och regional forskning får ökat genomslag i internationell forskning Other Övrigt Strengthened knowledge exchange and collaboration between researchers in Sweden and researchers in low-income countries, with a focus on research that is of high quality and of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development Stärkt kunskapsutbyte och samarbete mellan forskare i Sverige och forskare i låginkomstländer och lägre medelinkomstländer, med fokus på forskning av hög kvalitet och relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13063 Sweden The main objective of the contribution is to increase biodiversity and restore degrade land in the Eastern Province of Rwanda. The COMBIO project will be implemented in parallel with the larger TREPA project financed by the Green Climate Fund. The project is implemented by the Rwanda Ministry of Environment via the Rwanda Forest Authority jointly with ENABEL and IUCN. Reducing vulnerability to climate change through enhanced community based biodiversity conservation in the Eastern Province of Rwanda (COMBIO) Insatsen har som målsättning att öka biologisk mångfald och återställa mark i de östra provinserna i Rwanda, COMBIO projektet implementeras integrerat med det större TREPA projektet som finansieras av Gröna Klimat Fonden. COMBIO projektet implementeras av Rwanda´s miljöministerium genom skogsmyndigheten (RFA) tillsammans med IUCN och ENABEL. The full name of the project is Reducing vulnerability to climate change through enhanced community based biodiversity conservation in the Eastern Province of Rwanda (COMBIO) The main objective of the contribution is to contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation of ecosystems and population in the Eastern Province of Rwanda through enhanced community based biodiversity restoration and conservation over the protected and productive landscapes, while contributing to the green economy development. The key outcome objectives are Outcome 1: Restored, enhanced, and protected biodiversity for increased climate resilience in productive and protective landscapes Through the outcome, the project will restore and enhance biodiversity with the integration of 20 tree/shrubs species over 12.700 ha of productive and protective landscapes distributed across the Eastern Province, extending the geographic distribution of biodiversity supportive areas and enhancing biodiversity connectivity over the different productive and protected ecosystems. Outcome 2: Improved livelihood of community through biodiversity-based enterprises and developed value chains This outcome focuses on enhancing the role of biodiversity conservation in improving the livelihoods of communities in the project area by developing biodiversity-based enterprises and value chains that build on restored ecosystems and developed community biodiversity sancta from outcome 1 Outcome 3: Strengthened and coordinated community-based knowledge and National monitoring systems for biodiversity conservation under this outcome, the project aims to develop community-based management and monitoring frameworks by supporting mainstreaming biodiversity conservation in institutional and community development strategies, programs and action plans Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Rwanda Bio-diversity Forestry development Business development services Forestry policy and administrative management Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development General Environment Protection Forestry Business & Other Services Industry Overarching results. - More than 60,000 native tree seedlings produced inside COMBIO project nurseries have been distributed to partners and this has significantly increased the number of native tree species not only in Eastern Province but also in Kigali and Southern Province. - The seedlings survival rate has significantly improved now at 97% one month after planting. This is largely due to the use of well propagated seedlings, proper nursery management, and the application of sound silvicultural techniques during establishment. The project's efforts for site species matching, correct planting methods, and timely post planting follow-up further supported the successful establishment of 103,841 out of 107,715 seedlings, with only minimal early losses recorded. - 28,213 jobs have been created by the project in 2024. The jobs created are restoration related and are predominantly casual and temporary. Of the total jobs created, 124 are permanent jobs (employment that exceeds 12 months), 843 temporary (employment that doesn't exceed 12 months) and the remaining 27,074 are casual. 56% are male and 44% are female, where 23% are youth. - Additional new native trees species have been identified by the project for the first time in Rwanda. Specifically, during FY2024, 17 native tree species were identified for the first time in Rwanda. These include among others, Senegalia senegal var. rostrata, Vachellia seyal, Pericopsis angolensis, Anthocleista vogelii, Gatsi, Trichilia emetica, Kigelia africana, Ficus (species unidentified), Diospyros abyssinica, Alchornea floribunda, Rytigynia well as Schrebera trichoclada. None of these were recorded before in Rwanda's national flora inventory. - A total of 117,745.5 Hectares of predetermined landscapes have been restored. These include new established biodiversity sanctas, crop lands, roadsides, riverbanks, lake shores, and degraded forests. This brings the restored area in comparison to the overall project target to 94.3%. Component specific results. 1. Component One. 1.1. Protected Remnant Forests. - Assessment of 7 protected forests describing their status, and development of the concept note for the Forest Management Plans (FMPs) has been completed. The protected forests constitute a total of 1,845ha in districts of Nyagatare, Kirehe and Ngoma. The 8th PFA (Nyagasenyi in Kirehe) was not considered since it is already under sustainable restoration by ARCOS. - The project has also completed Integrated Landscape Assessment Methodology (ILAM) reports and FMPs and Action Plans for the 5 remnant forests Detailed maps for 5 forests showing the current and old boundaries of each forest have been produced. Ground truthing exercises were jointly made to discuss with local communities and collate information on the actual delimitation of the forests. The five (5) are Mashoza (Ngoma), IbandaMakera (Kirehe), Muvumba (Nyagatare), Karushuga (Nyagatare), Karangazi (Nyagatare). - Part of establishing and organising community groups to participate in restoration and biodiversity conservation actions, 74 community groups were successfully selected from their respective districts including Bugesera (7), Rwamagana (9), Kayonza (5), Ngoma (17), Kirehe (11), Gatsibo (9), and Nyagatare (16). Each of the 74 selected community groups was represented by three members, bringing the total number of participants to 222. Additionally, 41 block leaders from the project intervention areas across various landscapes were included in the training, raising the total number of participants to 263 across all districts. 42.2% of the participants were female, while 57.8% were male. 1.2. Community Biodiversity Sanctas (CBSs) - A total of 14 suitable sites have been identified and validated by the project implementing partners and in collaboration with all the districts in Eastern Province. 7 of the 14 sites identified, have been thoroughly mapped and validated to be used for the establishment of the Community Biodiversity Sanctuary (CBS). 7 sanctas make 95.3 hectares 12ha on average. - 7 awareness meetings have been organized (one in each established sancta) to introduce the sanctas and increase communities understanding and ownership. - 7 new sancta community groups have been formed (1community group per district) that are engaged to contribute to establishment and maintenance of the community biodiversity sancta. The 7 community groups constitute a total of 695 community members 39.1% of which are women. - CBSs are co-established with districts and local communities with support from the project. 6 Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) of the 7 established CBSs which clarifies on the roles and responsibilities of each party have been signed by all the communities and six districts. - The baseline inventory covering trees and shrubs for all the six sites was conducted between 2023 and 2024. Besides the exercise of invasive species removal in all the sites, below are the few highlights from the inventory mapping. a) Rusumo CBS Senegalia senegal var. rostrata was discovered for the first time not only in Rwanda but also for the whole of East Africa region. b) Rusumo CBS Pericopsis angolensis commonly characterized with the Zambezian chorological spectrum. The specie was thought to have gone extinct but was rediscovered at Rusumo CBS. c) Karushuga Vachellia seyal & Apodytes dimidiata were found in the CBS. Vachellia seyal is very rare in Rwanda as it has only been found in four locations across the country while for Apodytes dimidiate, even though it is widely distributed in Eastern province, it is extremely rare outside protected areas because it is extremely used for firewood and timber production. - The two(2) new species discovered for the first time in FY2023 i.e, Diospyros abyssinica and Mimusops bagshawei have been multiplied and propagated across the rest of the CBSs and at the University of Rwanda (UR) Arboretum in Huye. - Concerning the mapping, the botanical gardens, seed stands, and value chain development areas have been mapped including the discovery circuits. - About 26.78kg of seeds from 39 species have been collected by communities involved in the CBSs. - 7 new nurseries for the 7 new sancta sites have been constructed while the existing nurseries have been rehabilitated. 13 nurseries have been constructed/ rehabilitated by the CBS communities for the purpose of native tree species seedlings production. The capacity of seedlings production for each nursery is estimated at least at 30,000 seedlings per season. - Community led tree planting in CBSs In the new CBS sites, the total area equivalent to 64.87ha has been planted in the botanical gardens and seed stands. The botanical gardens cover an area of 43,53ha while the tree seed stands occupy 21.34ha. In total, 83,459 seedlings from 63 different native tree species have been planted in the botanical gardens and seed stands that will serve respectively for education and future native tree seeds production. - In total, 25.89ha in CBSs have been planted with different native tree species which are suitable for various value chains. - Agroforestry - In collaboration with TREPA project, 42 subareas of intervention (400 ha each) in all the 7 districts have been identified for agroforestry dissemination. In total, a total area of 22,383ha have been identified vis-à-vis 16,800ha target. COMBIO project has particularly selected 2,688ha for agroforestry representing 16% of the mapped areas to introduce diversified adapted multipurpose native species and varieties important for biodiversity. This means 64ha in 400ha landscape and 384ha per each district of the Eastern Province. - Agroforestry - In total 399,418 native tree seedlings were planted for an area 2688ha of agroforestry completing areas restored by TREPA Project. - Discovery of new species 17 native tree species previously unrecorded in Rwanda were identified during the joint mapping of RFA, URCoEB and Enabel. These include Senegalia senegal var. rostrata, Vachellia seyal, Pericopsis angolensis, Anthocleista vogelii, Gatsi, Trichilia emetica, Kigelia africana, Ficus (species unidentified), Diospyros abyssinica, Alchornea floribunda, Rytigynia (species unidentified), Schrebera trichoclada, and four additional unidentified tree species. Samples of leaves, flowers, branches, and fruits were collected from each tree and shrub to support the herbarium process for biological classification and conservation, these samples will be added to the Rwandan Flora database for identification, classification, and future reference. - Productive forests - A total of 70ha degraded state forests have been identified in Ngoma, Gatsibo and Rwamagana Districts. This represent 5% of the total target of 1400 ha of degraded state forests to be restored by TREPA project interventions. Through the community participatory approach, there has been production of 74,840 seedlings for restoring of the identified 70ha of degraded state forests in 3 districts - Roadsides - 177,092 trees have been planted on 115.9km roadsides supplementing the previous year tree planting the survival rate (59%) on the roadsides in below the project average rate due to high exposure to livestock grazing. - Lakeshores - 145,190 seedlings have been planted as replacement of dead trees covering an area of 201.5 ha of Muhazi lakeshore. - Wetlands - A total of 200ha of new wetlands have been identified for protection where 171,681 native tree seedlings have been planted. - Reproductive materials a) 90,234 seedlings from 39 different native species have been harvested both within and outside the park (protected areas) b) 13Ha of land has been identified around Akagera National Park for the establishment of a tree seed stand. In 2024, 12,654 seedlings were planted. c) Establishment of conservation plots has been undertaken for 12 threatened high value native tree species. The first successful planting of 6,222 high quality Acacia kirkii seedlings at Nyabagendwa, Bugesera District and Phenological studies provided valuable insights into species' reproductive cycles, aiding future conservation efforts. The Nyabagendwa site (5.6 ha) in Bugesera District, Ririma Sector, was identified as a suitable conservation area due to its ecological conditions. 2. Component Two. 2.1 The value chain mapping and respective business plans have been developed through a community led participatory approach and the following VCs were validated for each CBS. - Bee keeping Karushuga, Ryarubamba, Murambi, Zaza and Rusumo. - Seeds and seedlings value chain: feasible only for Gahini, Karushuga, Ryarubamba and Zaza CBS - Ecotourism value chain: Validated for both Muhazi and GahiniCBS - Pharmacopeia, native fruits and vegetable: validated for Muhazi and RyarubambaCBS - Essential Oil value chain: validated for Murambi, Jambo beach and Zaza CBS and feasible under certain condition for both Muhazi and Gahini CBS. - The roadmaps and business plans for the recommended value chains also have been developed and will be validated by the project stakeholders and beneficiaries in the first quarter of 2025 2.2. Establishment and operationalization of Umusave Biodiversity Revolving Fund (as known as Nature Based Community Fund) - Capacity building of key stakeholders - a total of 4 ARCOS and 6 IUCN field staff were trained to facilitate the establishment of governance structures at the local level, while an additional 4 ARCOS, 8 IUCN, and RFA staff received training on the establishment and operationalization of NBCF. Furthermore, 300 individuals were trained as trainers on the funds establishment and operationalization, with 244 (including 81 women) receiving direct training. - Establishment and enforcement of governance structures Governance - structures were reinforced through the establishment and operationalization of 18 Nature Based Community Fund (NBCF) governance structures, ensuring their functionality. To enhance financial management, bank accounts for all 18 NBCFs were successfully opened and are fully operational. - Opening of community accounts and their liquidation $ 144,200 (equivalent to Rwf.175,635,023) was deposited into these accounts to be invested in Friends of Nature Associations (FNAs). 2.3. Establishment and piloting of a Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) scheme. - The project has produced a comprehensive costed concept note on establishing the PES scheme in Gatsibo district in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and the Tuzamurane Water Users Association (WUA). - The pilot scheme will support restoration of a 32km2 micro catchment that drains into Kiliba dam, established through the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources (MINAGRI) and provides water to rice farmers that are downstream of the catchment. The catchment has faced severe degradation with the water holding capacity of the dam significantly reduced, as loss of vegetation leads to increased erosion and sedimentation which has gradually greatly impacted rice production and lead to a vicious cycle of increased landscaped degradation elsewhere as communities seek for livelihoods opportunities. - The project has conducted an ecosystem service analysis for the Kiliba dam catchment including economic modelling to quantify natural capital assets and potential impacts for investing in restoration actions in the micro catchment. The focus of the analysis was on quantifying water supply benefits, which can be translated into potential livelihoods benefits through increased productivity for the farmers, downstream. Co benefits from the pilot scheme will include biodiversity restoration, through tree planting in the buffer zone of the dam and the upslope areas. - At least 3 restoration packages for the pilot scheme have been identified during the analysis and these are; a) 510Ha/Kms upstream agroforestry with water retention ditches b) 4Ha/Kms of Kiliba dam buffer zone protection with native trees c) 75Ha/Kms of upstream reforestation (woodlot rehabilitation) with retention ditches - The project is currently in discussions with WUO to establish an agreement for the implementation as well as with the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal resources (MINAGRI) as the custodians of the dam. 2.4. Establishing a mechanism for registering and selling carbon credits generated from community biodiversity and forest landscape restoration initiatives. - The project has conducted a comprehensive prefeasibility analysis for developing and establishing the mechanism. The assessment has looked at the following. a) Stocktaking of existing carbon credits selling mechanisms &/ standards with a narrower focus on which one(s) have projects in Rwanda or the region. b) Different pathways within the project and what would be the carbon benefits in each. c) Provide recommendations on the carbon credit selling mechanisms including implementation arrangements. d) Eligibility requirements for the preselected standards e) Financial viability of the pilot project in regard to the estimated costs of required stages including registration, validation, verification, implementation, monitoring and evaluation. f) Typical interventions that would be more ideal within the project implementation area. g) Upfront investment to generate carbon offsetting. - As a next step, the project through IUCN has engaged CO2 Africa as a carbon project proponent to further develop and fine tune the carbon credit selling mechanism. CO2 Africa will undertake the full feasibility study, develop the Project Design Document, validate, verify, and register the pilot project with VERRA (the preselected standard). The project is expected to be regulated on the voluntary carbon market and will work in phased approach with relevant institutions including Ministry of Environment (MoE), Rwanda Environmental Management Authority (REMA), RFA as well as Districts. - The project is currently working on the Project Idea Note (PIN) which will be submitted to REMA for Authorization. REMA is a Designated National Authority (DNA) for Article 6 mechanisms and approaches. REMA is also mandated to serve as a secretariat for Article 6 (all approaches) and to provide administrative and technical services to Article 6 structures. 2.5. Biodiversity scoring system The URCoEB is developing a biodiversity scoring system which will be used in monitoring planted and preexisting trees. The scoring matrix will be validated and tested and then implemented to support an incentive program with farmers for protecting and stewarding trees 3. Component Three. - Ministerial orders on a) law governing biodiversity in Rwanda and on natural parks and nature reserves have been developed, translated in French and Kinyarwanda and submitted to the Rwanda Law Reform Commission for validation. - The project has continued to conduct capacity building of the districts on the integration of the biodiversity in the District Development Strategies (DDSs) while also aligning with both the Intergovernmental Science Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) as well as the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) 2030 - Roundtable consultation meetings have been facilitated by the project on establishing the mechanism and implementation tactics on joining Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) & IPBES. Leveraging on GBIFs resources, the project through MoE would enhance local capacity, fostering international collaboration as well as support the country is establishing a sustainable and impactful biodiversity monitoring system. - Biodiversity assessment of the seven remnant forests in Eastern Province was conducted. The remnant forests constitute a total of 1,677has. Here are some of the findings of the assessment; Plants - A total number of 201 plant species from 60 families were recorded across all intervention sites. - 60% are native to Rwanda and the region, 40% are introduced to Rwanda. - 42% are listed as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List, 1.5% are reported as Data Deficient on the IUCN Red List, 0.5% are reported as Endangered, and 2% are reported as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List, while 53.23% have not been evaluated by the IUCN Red List yet. - 17 new native tree species were identified during the surveys (either range extensions, new to Rwanda, or new to science) and follow up work is planned in January and February 2025 to fully document these species as significant contribution to biodiversity knowledge in Rwanda based on COMBIO project. - Sylvo-pastoral sites had the highest species richness, followed by the Community Based Sanctas. Lake buffers had the least species richness. Birds - 165 bird species from 53 families were identified, 17 are migratory species. - Endangered, Graycrowned crane (Balearica regulorum) were seen in Muvumba Natural Forest - Other trigger species: Sheppardia aequatorialis the Equatorial Akalat, an Albertine Rift endemic, Laniarius mufumbiri the Papyrus Gonolek listed as Near Threatened on the IUCN Red List Mammals - 15 species were identified. Some are rare e.g, Oenomys hypoxanthus, Helogale parvula, Leptailurus serval and Civettictis civetta. - Threats and pressures for the assessed forests and clusters are agriculture hardware materials plastic materials burning human excreta poaching beehive setting road creation charcoal making livestock grazing tree cutting groundcover clearing mining waste dumping human trail and water channelling. - 4 posters were presented at the Association for Tropical Biology & Conservation international conference on 1418 July 2024 in Kigali by postgraduate students who worked on COMBIO biodiversity baseline surveys, i.e, a) Herpetofauna baseline inventory of seven natural forests and intervention sites in the Eastern Province of Rwanda under the COMBIO project b) Plant Baseline Assessment of Remnant Natural Forests in Rwanda's Eastern Province c) Rwanda Biodiversity Information System (RBIS) as a tool for sustainable development and environment conservation d) Avian diversity in the remnant forests of eastern Rwanda: A comprehensive checklist and ecological insights - 3 Masters students from different colleges of the University of Rwanda (UR) were selected and produced their thesis on the following a) The Role of Communitybased Biodiversity Conservation in Climate Change Adaptation: A Case Study of the COMBIO Project by Nyinawumuntu Jeanette (MSc in Biodiversity Conservation and Natural Resources, College of Science and Technology) b) SpatialTemporal Monitoring of Vegetation Health Evolution in Kageyo Cell, Mwiri Sector in Kayonza District by Juline Nsanzimana (MSc in GeoInformation for Environment Sustainable Development, College of Science and Technology) c) Assessment of soil nutrients and water balance dynamics under four dominant native tree species agroforestry systems in semiarid regions in Eastern Province of Rwanda by Desiré Ihumure Birunda (MSc in Agroforestry and Soil Management, College of Agriculture, Animal Sciences and Veterinary Medicine). - Ecoschools program - So far, 83% of expected participants from 8 schools including Thirty Four (34) teachers, thirty (30) parents and One Hundred Seventy Three (173) students were trained in Climate Adaptation, Environmental Resilience and Green Learning Zones. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13063-13063A0101 Sweden The main objective of the contribution is to increase biodiversity and restore degrade land in the Eastern Province of Rwanda. The COMBIO project will be implemented in parallel with the larger TREPA project financed by the Green Climate Fund. The project is implemented by the Rwanda Ministry of Environment via the Rwanda Forest Authority jointly with ENABEL and IUCN. Reducing vulnerability to climate change through enhanced community based biodiversity conservation in the Eastern Province of Rwanda (COMBIO) Insatsen har som målsättning att öka biologisk mångfald och återställa mark i de östra provinserna i Rwanda, COMBIO projektet implementeras integrerat med det större TREPA projektet som finansieras av Gröna Klimat Fonden. COMBIO projektet implementeras av Rwanda´s miljöministerium genom skogsmyndigheten (RFA) tillsammans med IUCN och ENABEL. The full name of the project is Reducing vulnerability to climate change through enhanced community based biodiversity conservation in the Eastern Province of Rwanda (COMBIO) The main objective of the contribution is to contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation of ecosystems and population in the Eastern Province of Rwanda through enhanced community based biodiversity restoration and conservation over the protected and productive landscapes, while contributing to the green economy development. The key outcome objectives are Outcome 1: Restored, enhanced, and protected biodiversity for increased climate resilience in productive and protective landscapes Through the outcome, the project will restore and enhance biodiversity with the integration of 20 tree/shrubs species over 12.700 ha of productive and protective landscapes distributed across the Eastern Province, extending the geographic distribution of biodiversity supportive areas and enhancing biodiversity connectivity over the different productive and protected ecosystems. Outcome 2: Improved livelihood of community through biodiversity-based enterprises and developed value chains This outcome focuses on enhancing the role of biodiversity conservation in improving the livelihoods of communities in the project area by developing biodiversity-based enterprises and value chains that build on restored ecosystems and developed community biodiversity sancta from outcome 1 Outcome 3: Strengthened and coordinated community-based knowledge and National monitoring systems for biodiversity conservation under this outcome, the project aims to develop community-based management and monitoring frameworks by supporting mainstreaming biodiversity conservation in institutional and community development strategies, programs and action plans Sweden Government of Rwanda - RFA Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Rwanda - RFA 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.a - Mobilisera och väsentligt öka de finansiella resurserna från alla källor för att bevara och hållbart nyttja den biologiska mångfalden och ekosystemen. 15.a - Mobilize and significantly increase financial resources from all sources to conserve and sustainably use biodiversity and ecosystems. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.9 - Senast 2030 utarbeta och genomföra politik för hållbar turism som skapar arbetstillfällen och främjar lokal kultur och lokala produkter. 8.9 - By 2030, devise and implement policies to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products. 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Förbättrade förutsättningar för en effektiv och hållbar naturresursanvändning, ökad klimatanpassning, samt för att bevara och rehabilitera ekosystem och biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Inclusive economic development, improved conditions for and increased access to productive employment and decent work, corporate social responsibility, and free and fair trade, including in rural areas. En ekonomiskt inkluderande utveckling, stärkta förutsättningar för och ökad tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, hållbart företagande och fri och rättvis handel, inklusive på landsbygden. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13063-13063A0105 Sweden The main objective of the contribution is to increase biodiversity and restore degrade land in the Eastern Province of Rwanda. The COMBIO project will be implemented in parallel with the larger TREPA project financed by the Green Climate Fund. The project is implemented by the Rwanda Ministry of Environment via the Rwanda Forest Authority jointly with ENABEL and IUCN. Reducing vulnerability to climate change through enhanced community based biodiversity conservation in the Eastern Province of Rwanda (COMBIO) Insatsen har som målsättning att öka biologisk mångfald och återställa mark i de östra provinserna i Rwanda, COMBIO projektet implementeras integrerat med det större TREPA projektet som finansieras av Gröna Klimat Fonden. COMBIO projektet implementeras av Rwanda´s miljöministerium genom skogsmyndigheten (RFA) tillsammans med IUCN och ENABEL. The full name of the project is Reducing vulnerability to climate change through enhanced community based biodiversity conservation in the Eastern Province of Rwanda (COMBIO) The main objective of the contribution is to contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation of ecosystems and population in the Eastern Province of Rwanda through enhanced community based biodiversity restoration and conservation over the protected and productive landscapes, while contributing to the green economy development. The key outcome objectives are Outcome 1: Restored, enhanced, and protected biodiversity for increased climate resilience in productive and protective landscapes Through the outcome, the project will restore and enhance biodiversity with the integration of 20 tree/shrubs species over 12.700 ha of productive and protective landscapes distributed across the Eastern Province, extending the geographic distribution of biodiversity supportive areas and enhancing biodiversity connectivity over the different productive and protected ecosystems. Outcome 2: Improved livelihood of community through biodiversity-based enterprises and developed value chains This outcome focuses on enhancing the role of biodiversity conservation in improving the livelihoods of communities in the project area by developing biodiversity-based enterprises and value chains that build on restored ecosystems and developed community biodiversity sancta from outcome 1 Outcome 3: Strengthened and coordinated community-based knowledge and National monitoring systems for biodiversity conservation under this outcome, the project aims to develop community-based management and monitoring frameworks by supporting mainstreaming biodiversity conservation in institutional and community development strategies, programs and action plans Sweden Government of Rwanda - RFA Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Rwanda - RFA 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.a - Mobilize and significantly increase financial resources from all sources to conserve and sustainably use biodiversity and ecosystems. 15.a - Mobilisera och väsentligt öka de finansiella resurserna från alla källor för att bevara och hållbart nyttja den biologiska mångfalden och ekosystemen. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.9 - Senast 2030 utarbeta och genomföra politik för hållbar turism som skapar arbetstillfällen och främjar lokal kultur och lokala produkter. 8.9 - By 2030, devise and implement policies to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 13942559 5742558.9999999991 8200000 8000000 1097127.95 Government of Rwanda - RFA 1755404.72 Government of Rwanda - RFA 1535979.1299999999 Government of Rwanda - RFA 17554047.1999999993 Government of Rwanda - RFA SE-0-SE-6-13158 Sweden SPIDER Phase-out Support 2022 and 2023. SPIDER (Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions) is a resource and competence center housed at Stockholm University, at the Department of Computer and System Science in Kista. The organization works to spread knowledge about and methods for integrating ICT in and for development. This by supporting projects, running and participating in networks, working with capacity building and researching projects. The thematic subject areas are primarily health, education and transparency/freedom of expression, but in recent years have broadened further into smart city planning, among other things. Sida has collaborated with Spider since 2004, when Sida helped start SPIDER as a center for ICT4D. Since then, several strategies at Sida have given support to SPIDER. The latest agreement between the Global Economic Sustainable Development Unit (Globec) and SPIDER originally ran from 2015 to 2019, but was subsequently extended twice until September 2021. The effort is registered as program support, but in practice is used as a hybrid between program and core support by SPIDER. This is because Globec's funds are used for core functions such as administration and communication, as well as contributing to a critical mass of personnel. At the same time, SPIDER is supported by three other units at Sida, Somalia, CapDev and Forsk. Funds are also delegated from the research strategy to a number of embassies, which in turn support SPIDER via the International Science Program at Uppsala University. There has been limited coordination between the units at Sida and no coordination in terms of contract terms and reporting. This has meant a large administrative burden for SPIDER. SPIDER is a valuable partner for Sida, with good knowledge of the countries where they work and an important player in Swedish resource base development. They are also one of very few Swedish players in the digital development sector. They have the potential and ambitions to be an important voice for Swedish priorities in ICT, as well as to be a gathering point for Swedish organizations and individuals in ICT. SPIDER has achieved good results during the past agreement period, and has shown a good capacity to reach people in poverty and strengthen rights holders' abilities. At the same time, Sida assesses that the current program has limited relevance for the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation within sustainable economic development 2018-2022. To a limited extent, the program has delivered results within the change channels Global processes and normative dialogue as well as National processes and institutions, as identified in the operationalization of the strategy. It is important to activate these channels of change in order to achieve the global changes that are the added value of the strategy. The program has delivered results in the thematic areas of health, education and transparency, but has contributed to a limited extent to central issues in digitization such as connectivity, digital skills, digital transformation of entire societies and synergies and coordination between the various areas.In summary, SPIDER has achieved good results and is an important Swedish player in ICT, but its strategic relevance has decreased over time. Therefore, the current effort must be phased out in a responsible manner. Globec has notified SPIDER that we intend to phase out the current collaboration over two years. During this time, SPIDER should focus on broadening its funding base and developing its strategy. Globec undertakes during this period to establish clearer coordination, or possibly focal point responsibility, internally at Sida and to support SPIDER with subject and method knowledge. Utfasningsstöd till SPIDER under 2022 och 2023. SPIDER (Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions) är ett resurs- och kompetenscentra som huserar på Stockholm Universitet, vid Institutionen för data- och systemvetenskap i Kista. Organisationen arbetar med att sprida kunskap om och metoder för integrering av ICT i och för utveckling. Detta genom att stödja projekt, driva och delta i nätverk, arbeta med kapacitetsuppbyggnad samt forska på projekt. De tematiska ämnesområden är framförallt hälsa, utbildning och transparens/yttrandefrihet, men har på senare år breddat sig ytterligare inom bland annat smart stadsbyggnad.Sida har samarbetat med Spider sedan 2004, då Sida var med och startade SPIDER som ett centrum för ICT4D. Sedan dess har ett flertal strategier på Sida gett stöd till SPIDER. Det senaste avtalet mellan enheten för Global Ekonomiskt Hållbar Utveckling (Globec) och SPIDER sträckte sig ursprungligen mellan 2015 och 2019, men förlängdes sedemera två gånger till september 2021. Insatsen är registrerad som programstöd, men används i praktiken som en hybrid mellan program- och kärnstöd av SPIDER. Detta eftersom Globecs medel används till kärnfunktioner såsom administration och kommunikation, samt bidrar till en kritisk massa av personal. Samtidigt får SPIDER stöd av tre andra enheter på Sida, Somalia, CapDev och Forsk. Medel delegeras även från forskningsstrategin till ett antal ambassader, som i sin tur stöder SPIDER via International Science Program på Uppsala Universitet. Det har funnits begränsad samordning mellan enheterna på Sida och ingen samordning i termer av avtalsvillkor och rapportering. Detta har inneburit en stor administrativ börda för SPIDER. SPIDER är en värdefull partner för Sida, med goda kunskaper om de länder där de arbetar och en viktig aktör inom svensk resursbasutveckling. De är också en av mycket få svenska aktörer inom den digitala utvecklingssektorn. De har potential och ambitioner att vara en viktig röst för svenska prioriteringar inom ICT, samt att vara en samlingspunkt för svenska organisationer och individer inom ICT. SPIDER har uppnått goda resultat under den gångna avtalsperioden, och har visat på god kapacitet att nå människor i fattigdom och stärka rättighetsbärares förmågor.Samtidigt bedömer Sida att det nuvarande programmet har begränsad relevans för strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022. Programmet har i begränsad mån levererat resultat inom förändringskanalerna Globala processer och normativ dialog samt Nationella processer och institutioner, som identifierats i strategins operationalisering. Det är viktigt att aktivera dessa förändringskanaler för att uppnå de globala förändringar som är strategins mervärde. Programmet har levererat resultat inom de tematiska områdena hälsa, utbildning och transparens, men har i begränsad mån bidragit till centrala frågor inom digitalisering såsom uppkoppling, digitala färdigheter, digital transformation av hela samhällen och synergier och samordning mellan de olika områdenaSammanfattningsvis har SPIDER uppnått goda resultat och är en viktig svensk aktör inom ICT, men strategirelevansen har minskat över tid. Därför ska den nuvarande insatsen fasas ut på ett ansvarsfullt vis. Globec har meddelat SPIDER att vi avser att fasa ut det nuvarande samarbetet under två år. Under denna tid bör SPIDER fokusera på att bredda sin finansieringsbas och utveckla sin strategi. Globec åtar sig under denna period att etablera en tydligare samordning, eller eventuellt fokalpunktsansvar, internt på Sida samt att stötta SPIDER med ämnes- och metodkunskap. SPIDERs mål på lång sikt var att människor har meningsfullt samhällsdeltagande och utövar mänskliga rättigheter genom en effektiv och strategisk användning av IKT. Detta skulle man nå enligt SPIDERs förändringsteori genom att: 1 Ändamålsenlig och effektiv använda IKT 2 Öka kapacitet hos organisationer och gräsrötter att använda IKT 3 Öka tillgång till information, vilket leder till förbättrad insyn/transparens och ansvarsskyldighet, men även förbättrad utbildning och hälsa. Därför fokuserade man på tre tematiska områden: Effektiv och ändamålsenlig transparens och ansvarsskyldighet genom användning av IKT Effektiv och ändamålsenlig lärande och utbildning med stöd av IKT Effektiv och ändamålsenlig främjande av hälsa och hälsoinformation med hjälp av IKT. SPIDERs långsiktiga vision har varit "en sammankopplad värld där digital inkludering gör det möjligt för alla, oavsett ålder, kön, etnicitet eller social ställning, att delta fullt ut i samhället, förbättra sina liv och påverka sina levnadsvillkor." Detta bygger på antagandet att strategisk användning av IKT stärker mänskliga rättigheter och ger förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Cambodia Malaysia Uganda South Africa Zambia Developing countries, unspecified Information and communication technology (ICT) Communications Uppnådda resultat SPIDER arbetade under 2022 med både verksamhetsutveckling och ompositionering inom det digitala utvecklingsområdet. De arbetade fram en gemensam vision framåt samt omorganiserade sig för att effektivt möjliggöra mer tvärsektoriellt samarbete och bättre integration av tillvägagångssätt i hela verksamheten. SPIDER beslutade att gå över till en funktionsmodell för organisationen för att ta itu med grunden för underutnyttjad kompetens, siloarbete och kommunikationsutmaningar. Källa: SPIDER 2022 Annual Report, s.11 12 (dokumentnr: 19/00055665) SPIDER Special Report 2022, s. 310 (dokumentnr: 007940/23) Annual Meeting 2022, s.1 2 (dokumentnr: 19/00055666) Rebranding & Kommunikation & Strategiutveckling: SPIDER jobbade under 2022 mycket med re branding och utveckling av sin kommunikation. De framställde ny logotyp, ny grafisk profil, ett komplett och synligt branding kit med den nya logotypen och färgerna samt riktlinjer och nya produkter. De tog också fram en ny hemsida och identifierade vilka ytterligare kommunikationskanaler de kunde använda. Baserade på erfarenheterna från ITP programmet ICT Regulation Policy and Practice tog SPIDER också fram material som riktar sig till svenska myndigheter för att presentera SPIDER som en stark partner i internationell kapacitetsuppbyggnad och marknadsföra deras arbete och leverera viktiga budskap. 2022 gjorde SPIDER klart sin strategi för 2023 och 2024. Den stora skillnaden från tidigare strategier var att SPIDER tog ett steg bort från de tematiska områdena och presenterade värdeerbjudandet i termer av funktioner så att potentiella givare och partners tydligt ser SPIDERs roll i sina portföljer. På så sätt presenterade SPIDER hur de skulle möta de utmaningar som deras potentiella partners stod inför, men också utmaningarna för finansiärer som arbetar mot Agenda 2030 men saknar kompetens att arbeta med digitalisering och kan förlita sig på SPIDERs unika metoder för att nå avsedd effekt. Källa: SPIDER 2022 Annual Report, s.11 12 (dokumentnr: 19/00055665) SPIDER Special Report 2022, s. 45, s. 710 (dokumentnr: 007940/23) Annual Meeting 2022, s.1 2 (dokumentnr: 19/00055666) Nya initiativ, partnerskap & arbete med att hitta nya finansiering: SPIDER arbetade mycket med att forma nya initiativ och partnerskap till andra aktörer under 2022. Några exempel av deras arbete i den här inriktningen är följande: Digital African Nettwork for Cervical Cancer Elimination (DANCCE) För att skala upp investeringar i digital hälsa och programmering inom ämnet livmoderhalscancer till ett multisektoriellt partnerskapskonsortium tog SPIDER initiativet att lansera, i samarbete med Elekta Foundation, Gynius AB, Uganda Cancer Institute och Kenya Network of Cancer Organisations, DANCCE (Digital African Network for Cervical Cancer Elimination) den 1 december 2022. Initiativet har en egen webbplats "cancerfree.africa" och har väckt intresse från andra implementeringspartners och finansiärer. Järva Innovation Camp Genom Equals EU projektet hade SPIDER ett samarbete med Rinkeby Folkets Hus (RFH). Alla länders representant som deltog i projektet fick anordna innovationsläger/hackathons och välja ut ett vinnande lag som gick igenom ett inkubationsprogram och en sommarskola som ägde rum i Riga, Genève och Valencia. I slutet fick deltagarna lansera en startup eller en digital produkt. Samarbetet med RFH fortsatte och öppnade olika möjligheter RFH och SPIDER bestämde sig att söka finansiering via Vinnova för att stödja Järvainitiativet. DigitalSomalia.africa En portal där SPIDER tillsammans med sin nya partner NomadiLab skulle utveckla en diasporaportal för svensksomaliskt engagemang för utveckling. Medlemmar av diasporan kunde erbjuda sin tid och professionella expertis för att tillgodose behov som uttrycks av den somaliska regeringen och andra nationella partner (som finansieras inom ramen för HADDA programmet). Global Impact Investment Network Forum (GIIN Forum) SPIDER deltog i GIIN Forum i Haag för att utforska nya finansieringsmöjligheter. Transform Health Project (My Data, Our Health) SPIDER skrev ett service avtal med Transform Health för att leverera en forskningsprodukt med fokus på styrning och medvetenhet om hälsodata i Öst och Västafrika. HoliCare SPIDER bjöds in att ingå i ett konsortium av implementeringspartners för HoliCare projektet som finansierades av Horizon2021/EU. HoliCare är ett treårigt projekt som startade i september 2022 och kommer att avsätta 550 000 EUR till SPIDER. HoliCare är ett hälsodiagnostiskt projekt som äger rum i tre länder Uganda, Senegal och Etiopien med fokus på respiratoriska infektioner. Det är ett samarbete över hela Europa där till exempel Finland tar fram teknik, Frankrike tittar på etiken och SPIDER tillsammans med KTH fokuserar på kapacitetsuppbyggnad och hämtar expertis från konsortiet självt för att bygga kapacitet i de tre nämnda länderna. Resultaten från projektet kommer att spridas över hela Afrika. Team Europe Iniativ (TEI) iPRIS: EU:s avdelning för internationella partnerskap (EUINTPA) kontaktade Sida för att skala upp SPIDER och PTS ITPprogram "ICT Regulation Policy and Practice" till ett Team Europe Initiative(TEI) som omfattar Afrika söder om Sahara och fördubbla antalet utbildningsrundor. SPIDER teamet inledde, tillsammans med PTS och Sida, arbetet med en ansökan om ett TEI program (numera har programmet startat och fått namnet IPRIS). Källa: SPIDER 2022 Annual Report, (dokumentnr: 19/00055665) SPIDER Special Report 2022, (dokumentnr: 007940/23) SPIDER Annual Meeting 2022, (dokumentnr: 19/00055666) No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13158-13158A0101 Sweden SPIDER Phase-out Support 2022 and 2023. SPIDER (Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions) is a resource and competence center housed at Stockholm University, at the Department of Computer and System Science in Kista. The organization works to spread knowledge about and methods for integrating ICT in and for development. This by supporting projects, running and participating in networks, working with capacity building and researching projects. The thematic subject areas are primarily health, education and transparency/freedom of expression, but in recent years have broadened further into smart city planning, among other things. Sida has collaborated with Spider since 2004, when Sida helped start SPIDER as a center for ICT4D. Since then, several strategies at Sida have given support to SPIDER. The latest agreement between the Global Economic Sustainable Development Unit (Globec) and SPIDER originally ran from 2015 to 2019, but was subsequently extended twice until September 2021. The effort is registered as program support, but in practice is used as a hybrid between program and core support by SPIDER. This is because Globec's funds are used for core functions such as administration and communication, as well as contributing to a critical mass of personnel. At the same time, SPIDER is supported by three other units at Sida, Somalia, CapDev and Forsk. Funds are also delegated from the research strategy to a number of embassies, which in turn support SPIDER via the International Science Program at Uppsala University. There has been limited coordination between the units at Sida and no coordination in terms of contract terms and reporting. This has meant a large administrative burden for SPIDER. SPIDER is a valuable partner for Sida, with good knowledge of the countries where they work and an important player in Swedish resource base development. They are also one of very few Swedish players in the digital development sector. They have the potential and ambitions to be an important voice for Swedish priorities in ICT, as well as to be a gathering point for Swedish organizations and individuals in ICT. SPIDER has achieved good results during the past agreement period, and has shown a good capacity to reach people in poverty and strengthen rights holders' abilities. At the same time, Sida assesses that the current program has limited relevance for the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation within sustainable economic development 2018-2022. To a limited extent, the program has delivered results within the change channels Global processes and normative dialogue as well as National processes and institutions, as identified in the operationalization of the strategy. It is important to activate these channels of change in order to achieve the global changes that are the added value of the strategy. The program has delivered results in the thematic areas of health, education and transparency, but has contributed to a limited extent to central issues in digitization such as connectivity, digital skills, digital transformation of entire societies and synergies and coordination between the various areas.In summary, SPIDER has achieved good results and is an important Swedish player in ICT, but its strategic relevance has decreased over time. Therefore, the current effort must be phased out in a responsible manner. Globec has notified SPIDER that we intend to phase out the current collaboration over two years. During this time, SPIDER should focus on broadening its funding base and developing its strategy. Globec undertakes during this period to establish clearer coordination, or possibly focal point responsibility, internally at Sida and to support SPIDER with subject and method knowledge. Utfasningsstöd till SPIDER under 2022 och 2023. SPIDER (Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions) är ett resurs- och kompetenscentra som huserar på Stockholm Universitet, vid Institutionen för data- och systemvetenskap i Kista. Organisationen arbetar med att sprida kunskap om och metoder för integrering av ICT i och för utveckling. Detta genom att stödja projekt, driva och delta i nätverk, arbeta med kapacitetsuppbyggnad samt forska på projekt. De tematiska ämnesområden är framförallt hälsa, utbildning och transparens/yttrandefrihet, men har på senare år breddat sig ytterligare inom bland annat smart stadsbyggnad.Sida har samarbetat med Spider sedan 2004, då Sida var med och startade SPIDER som ett centrum för ICT4D. Sedan dess har ett flertal strategier på Sida gett stöd till SPIDER. Det senaste avtalet mellan enheten för Global Ekonomiskt Hållbar Utveckling (Globec) och SPIDER sträckte sig ursprungligen mellan 2015 och 2019, men förlängdes sedemera två gånger till september 2021. Insatsen är registrerad som programstöd, men används i praktiken som en hybrid mellan program- och kärnstöd av SPIDER. Detta eftersom Globecs medel används till kärnfunktioner såsom administration och kommunikation, samt bidrar till en kritisk massa av personal. Samtidigt får SPIDER stöd av tre andra enheter på Sida, Somalia, CapDev och Forsk. Medel delegeras även från forskningsstrategin till ett antal ambassader, som i sin tur stöder SPIDER via International Science Program på Uppsala Universitet. Det har funnits begränsad samordning mellan enheterna på Sida och ingen samordning i termer av avtalsvillkor och rapportering. Detta har inneburit en stor administrativ börda för SPIDER. SPIDER är en värdefull partner för Sida, med goda kunskaper om de länder där de arbetar och en viktig aktör inom svensk resursbasutveckling. De är också en av mycket få svenska aktörer inom den digitala utvecklingssektorn. De har potential och ambitioner att vara en viktig röst för svenska prioriteringar inom ICT, samt att vara en samlingspunkt för svenska organisationer och individer inom ICT. SPIDER har uppnått goda resultat under den gångna avtalsperioden, och har visat på god kapacitet att nå människor i fattigdom och stärka rättighetsbärares förmågor.Samtidigt bedömer Sida att det nuvarande programmet har begränsad relevans för strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022. Programmet har i begränsad mån levererat resultat inom förändringskanalerna Globala processer och normativ dialog samt Nationella processer och institutioner, som identifierats i strategins operationalisering. Det är viktigt att aktivera dessa förändringskanaler för att uppnå de globala förändringar som är strategins mervärde. Programmet har levererat resultat inom de tematiska områdena hälsa, utbildning och transparens, men har i begränsad mån bidragit till centrala frågor inom digitalisering såsom uppkoppling, digitala färdigheter, digital transformation av hela samhällen och synergier och samordning mellan de olika områdenaSammanfattningsvis har SPIDER uppnått goda resultat och är en viktig svensk aktör inom ICT, men strategirelevansen har minskat över tid. Därför ska den nuvarande insatsen fasas ut på ett ansvarsfullt vis. Globec har meddelat SPIDER att vi avser att fasa ut det nuvarande samarbetet under två år. Under denna tid bör SPIDER fokusera på att bredda sin finansieringsbas och utveckla sin strategi. Globec åtar sig under denna period att etablera en tydligare samordning, eller eventuellt fokalpunktsansvar, internt på Sida samt att stötta SPIDER med ämnes- och metodkunskap. SPIDERs mål på lång sikt var att människor har meningsfullt samhällsdeltagande och utövar mänskliga rättigheter genom en effektiv och strategisk användning av IKT. Detta skulle man nå enligt SPIDERs förändringsteori genom att: 1 Ändamålsenlig och effektiv använda IKT 2 Öka kapacitet hos organisationer och gräsrötter att använda IKT 3 Öka tillgång till information, vilket leder till förbättrad insyn/transparens och ansvarsskyldighet, men även förbättrad utbildning och hälsa. Därför fokuserade man på tre tematiska områden: Effektiv och ändamålsenlig transparens och ansvarsskyldighet genom användning av IKT Effektiv och ändamålsenlig lärande och utbildning med stöd av IKT Effektiv och ändamålsenlig främjande av hälsa och hälsoinformation med hjälp av IKT. SPIDERs långsiktiga vision har varit "en sammankopplad värld där digital inkludering gör det möjligt för alla, oavsett ålder, kön, etnicitet eller social ställning, att delta fullt ut i samhället, förbättra sina liv och påverka sina levnadsvillkor." Detta bygger på antagandet att strategisk användning av IKT stärker mänskliga rättigheter och ger förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter. Sweden Stockholms universitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Stockholms universitet 9.c - Significantly increase access to information and communications technology and strive to provide universal and affordable access to the Internet in least developed countries by 2020. 9.c - Väsentligt ökad tillgången till informations- och kommunikationsteknik samt eftersträva allmän och ekonomiskt överkomlig tillgång till Internet i de minst utvecklade länderna senast 2020. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 11000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11000000 0 0 11000000 Stockholms universitet 11000000 Stockholms universitet Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to and increased use of open, safe and free information and communication technology (ICT) Förbättrad tillgång till och ökad användning av öppen, säker och fri informations- och kommunikationsteknologi (ICT) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13158-13158A0102 Sweden SPIDER Phase-out Support 2022 and 2023. SPIDER (Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions) is a resource and competence center housed at Stockholm University, at the Department of Computer and System Science in Kista. The organization works to spread knowledge about and methods for integrating ICT in and for development. This by supporting projects, running and participating in networks, working with capacity building and researching projects. The thematic subject areas are primarily health, education and transparency/freedom of expression, but in recent years have broadened further into smart city planning, among other things. Sida has collaborated with Spider since 2004, when Sida helped start SPIDER as a center for ICT4D. Since then, several strategies at Sida have given support to SPIDER. The latest agreement between the Global Economic Sustainable Development Unit (Globec) and SPIDER originally ran from 2015 to 2019, but was subsequently extended twice until September 2021. The effort is registered as program support, but in practice is used as a hybrid between program and core support by SPIDER. This is because Globec's funds are used for core functions such as administration and communication, as well as contributing to a critical mass of personnel. At the same time, SPIDER is supported by three other units at Sida, Somalia, CapDev and Forsk. Funds are also delegated from the research strategy to a number of embassies, which in turn support SPIDER via the International Science Program at Uppsala University. There has been limited coordination between the units at Sida and no coordination in terms of contract terms and reporting. This has meant a large administrative burden for SPIDER. SPIDER is a valuable partner for Sida, with good knowledge of the countries where they work and an important player in Swedish resource base development. They are also one of very few Swedish players in the digital development sector. They have the potential and ambitions to be an important voice for Swedish priorities in ICT, as well as to be a gathering point for Swedish organizations and individuals in ICT. SPIDER has achieved good results during the past agreement period, and has shown a good capacity to reach people in poverty and strengthen rights holders' abilities. At the same time, Sida assesses that the current program has limited relevance for the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation within sustainable economic development 2018-2022. To a limited extent, the program has delivered results within the change channels Global processes and normative dialogue as well as National processes and institutions, as identified in the operationalization of the strategy. It is important to activate these channels of change in order to achieve the global changes that are the added value of the strategy. The program has delivered results in the thematic areas of health, education and transparency, but has contributed to a limited extent to central issues in digitization such as connectivity, digital skills, digital transformation of entire societies and synergies and coordination between the various areas.In summary, SPIDER has achieved good results and is an important Swedish player in ICT, but its strategic relevance has decreased over time. Therefore, the current effort must be phased out in a responsible manner. Globec has notified SPIDER that we intend to phase out the current collaboration over two years. During this time, SPIDER should focus on broadening its funding base and developing its strategy. Globec undertakes during this period to establish clearer coordination, or possibly focal point responsibility, internally at Sida and to support SPIDER with subject and method knowledge. Utfasningsstöd till SPIDER under 2022 och 2023. SPIDER (Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions) är ett resurs- och kompetenscentra som huserar på Stockholm Universitet, vid Institutionen för data- och systemvetenskap i Kista. Organisationen arbetar med att sprida kunskap om och metoder för integrering av ICT i och för utveckling. Detta genom att stödja projekt, driva och delta i nätverk, arbeta med kapacitetsuppbyggnad samt forska på projekt. De tematiska ämnesområden är framförallt hälsa, utbildning och transparens/yttrandefrihet, men har på senare år breddat sig ytterligare inom bland annat smart stadsbyggnad.Sida har samarbetat med Spider sedan 2004, då Sida var med och startade SPIDER som ett centrum för ICT4D. Sedan dess har ett flertal strategier på Sida gett stöd till SPIDER. Det senaste avtalet mellan enheten för Global Ekonomiskt Hållbar Utveckling (Globec) och SPIDER sträckte sig ursprungligen mellan 2015 och 2019, men förlängdes sedemera två gånger till september 2021. Insatsen är registrerad som programstöd, men används i praktiken som en hybrid mellan program- och kärnstöd av SPIDER. Detta eftersom Globecs medel används till kärnfunktioner såsom administration och kommunikation, samt bidrar till en kritisk massa av personal. Samtidigt får SPIDER stöd av tre andra enheter på Sida, Somalia, CapDev och Forsk. Medel delegeras även från forskningsstrategin till ett antal ambassader, som i sin tur stöder SPIDER via International Science Program på Uppsala Universitet. Det har funnits begränsad samordning mellan enheterna på Sida och ingen samordning i termer av avtalsvillkor och rapportering. Detta har inneburit en stor administrativ börda för SPIDER. SPIDER är en värdefull partner för Sida, med goda kunskaper om de länder där de arbetar och en viktig aktör inom svensk resursbasutveckling. De är också en av mycket få svenska aktörer inom den digitala utvecklingssektorn. De har potential och ambitioner att vara en viktig röst för svenska prioriteringar inom ICT, samt att vara en samlingspunkt för svenska organisationer och individer inom ICT. SPIDER har uppnått goda resultat under den gångna avtalsperioden, och har visat på god kapacitet att nå människor i fattigdom och stärka rättighetsbärares förmågor.Samtidigt bedömer Sida att det nuvarande programmet har begränsad relevans för strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022. Programmet har i begränsad mån levererat resultat inom förändringskanalerna Globala processer och normativ dialog samt Nationella processer och institutioner, som identifierats i strategins operationalisering. Det är viktigt att aktivera dessa förändringskanaler för att uppnå de globala förändringar som är strategins mervärde. Programmet har levererat resultat inom de tematiska områdena hälsa, utbildning och transparens, men har i begränsad mån bidragit till centrala frågor inom digitalisering såsom uppkoppling, digitala färdigheter, digital transformation av hela samhällen och synergier och samordning mellan de olika områdenaSammanfattningsvis har SPIDER uppnått goda resultat och är en viktig svensk aktör inom ICT, men strategirelevansen har minskat över tid. Därför ska den nuvarande insatsen fasas ut på ett ansvarsfullt vis. Globec har meddelat SPIDER att vi avser att fasa ut det nuvarande samarbetet under två år. Under denna tid bör SPIDER fokusera på att bredda sin finansieringsbas och utveckla sin strategi. Globec åtar sig under denna period att etablera en tydligare samordning, eller eventuellt fokalpunktsansvar, internt på Sida samt att stötta SPIDER med ämnes- och metodkunskap. SPIDERs mål på lång sikt var att människor har meningsfullt samhällsdeltagande och utövar mänskliga rättigheter genom en effektiv och strategisk användning av IKT. Detta skulle man nå enligt SPIDERs förändringsteori genom att: 1 Ändamålsenlig och effektiv använda IKT 2 Öka kapacitet hos organisationer och gräsrötter att använda IKT 3 Öka tillgång till information, vilket leder till förbättrad insyn/transparens och ansvarsskyldighet, men även förbättrad utbildning och hälsa. Därför fokuserade man på tre tematiska områden: Effektiv och ändamålsenlig transparens och ansvarsskyldighet genom användning av IKT Effektiv och ändamålsenlig lärande och utbildning med stöd av IKT Effektiv och ändamålsenlig främjande av hälsa och hälsoinformation med hjälp av IKT. SPIDERs långsiktiga vision har varit "en sammankopplad värld där digital inkludering gör det möjligt för alla, oavsett ålder, kön, etnicitet eller social ställning, att delta fullt ut i samhället, förbättra sina liv och påverka sina levnadsvillkor." Detta bygger på antagandet att strategisk användning av IKT stärker mänskliga rättigheter och ger förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter. Sweden Stockholms universitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Stockholms universitet 9.c - Significantly increase access to information and communications technology and strive to provide universal and affordable access to the Internet in least developed countries by 2020. 9.c - Väsentligt ökad tillgången till informations- och kommunikationsteknik samt eftersträva allmän och ekonomiskt överkomlig tillgång till Internet i de minst utvecklade länderna senast 2020. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11000000 -3719647 11000000 0 -3719647 0 0 -3719647 Stockholms universitet 2266000 Stockholms universitet 5276700 Stockholms universitet 387200 Stockholms universitet 2063600 Stockholms universitet 754600 Stockholms universitet 251900 Stockholms universitet 754600 Stockholms universitet 2266000 Stockholms universitet 2063600 Stockholms universitet 387200 Stockholms universitet 5276700 Stockholms universitet 251900 Stockholms universitet -3719646.6699999999 Stockholms universitet Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Inclusive, equitable and sustainable digital transformation En inkluderande, jämställd och hållbar digitalisering Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13292 Sweden This is the 3rd phase of a complex development project supported by Sweden in Moldova since 2015 to build trustful partnership between central institutions in Chisinau and autonomous institutions in Comrat (Gagauzia). Based on the achievements met in the previous phases of the project, there is a need for improved capacities in key institutions (executive and others) in Gagauzia and in Chisinau for more substantiated and solution-oriented dialogue on key policy issues, institutional mechanisms and the clarification of competences – priorities established by the Working Group in previous phase. Objective 1 will target improving capacities and skills of key executive institutions and stakeholders on harmonization and clarification of competences, institutional mechanisms and dialogue and mediation skills so that they could jointly develop solutions in these areas. The activities will produce in addition improved capacities of key stakeholders also concrete proposals and solutions jointly developed by Comrat and Chisinau stakeholders and supported by the expert group and task force. Objective 2 activities target building trust and confidence between political elites in Chisinau and Comrat through the re-establishment of the parliamentary dialogue as a key political channel. Improved relationships through the parliamentary dialogue will contribute to developing and endorsing long term solutions and positive change. The objectives 1 and 2 will be connected through informing and supporting each other in the activities. In addition to their own agenda developed in the WG that will inform the work done with the executive stakeholders, the solutions and agreements achieved under Objective 1, (solutions in the policy areas, solutions for institutional mechanisms, harmonization and others) will feed into the political parliamentary process, so that political community in Chisinau and Comrat would deliberate and find consensus on these issues through the parliamentary WG’s work. Therefore, under first and second objectives, the parliamentary and executive institutions in Chisinau and Comrat will engage on dialogue on substantive issues and policies generated by them with support from the expert group and task force. Objective 3 targets important aspects of the process. First, is to ensure inclusive and democratic nature of dialogue and solutions developed in the political components, in executive and legislative branches. Second, is through participation to contribute to the transformation of narrative from negative and simplified about the autonomy to the positive and well-informed. Involvement of various stakeholders from the broader communities of civil society, academia, experts, and others in discussions will ensure that all stakeholders will have an opportunity to have their voices heard, and to contribute with their perspectives, expertise and knowledge to the dialogue and solutions on autonomy issues implemented on the political level. Detta är den tredje fasen av ett komplext utvecklingsprojekt som stöds av Sverige i Moldavien sedan 2015 för att bygga ett samarbete mellan centrala institutioner i Chisinau och autonoma institutioner i Comrat (Gagauzien). Baserat på de resultat som uppnåddes i de föregående faserna av projektet finns det behov av förbättrad kapacitet i nyckelinstitutioner (verkställande och andra) i Gagauzien och i Chisinau för en mer underbyggd och lösningsorienterad dialog om politiska frågor, institutionella mekanismer och klargörande av kompetenser - prioriteringar som fastställts av arbetsgruppen i den föregående fasen. Mål 1 kommer att inriktas på att förbättra kapaciteten och kompetensen hos de centrala verkställande institutionerna och aktörerna om harmonisering och klargörande av kompetenser, institutionella mekanismer, dialog och medling. Så att de gemensamt kan utveckla lösningar på dessa områden. Verksamheten kommer dessutom att skapa förbättrad kapacitet hos nyckelaktörer men också generera konkreta förslag och lösningar som gemensamt utvecklats i Comrat och Chisinau med stöd av expertgruppen och arbetsgruppen. Mål 2 aktiviteter syftar till att bygga upp tillit och förtroende mellan politiska eliter i Chisinau och Comrat genom återupprättandet av den parlamentariska dialogen. Förbättrade relationer genom parlamentarisk dialog kommer att bidra till att utveckla långsiktiga lösningar och positiva förändringar. Mål 1 och 2 kommer att kopplas ihop genom att de informerar och stödjer varandra i verksamheten. Utöver sin egen agenda som utvecklats i WG kommer lösningarna och överenskommelserna enligt mål 1 (lösningar inom politikområdena, institutionella mekanismer, harmonisering och andra) att fogas in den politiska parlamentariska processen, så att det politiska samhället i Chisinau och Comrat skulle överväga och finna enighet om dessa frågor genom parlamentets WG:s arbete. Därför kommer de parlamentariska och verkställande institutionerna i Chisinau och Comrat under det första och andra målet att inleda dialog om viktiga frågor och politik som genereras av dem med stöd av expertgruppen och arbetsgruppen. Mål 3 riktar sig till viktiga aspekter av processen. Det första är att säkerställa en inkluderande och demokratisk karaktär i såväl dialog som lösningar utvecklade i de politiska komponenterna, i verkställande och lagstiftande grenar. Det andra är att genom deltagande bidra till förändring av narrativet från en negativ och förenklad bild om autonomin till en positiv och välinformerad. Inblandning av olika aktörer från det civila samhället, akademin, experter och andra kommer att se till att alla aktörer får möjlighet att få sina röster hörda och att bidra med sina perspektiv, kompetens och kunskap till dialogen och lösningarna om autonomins problem som genomförts på politisk nivå. Objective 1. Improved capacities in Gagauzia ATU, and among executive institutions in Chisinau, in clarification of competences; policy development; and institutional mechanisms governing center autonomy relationships. Meaningful advancement of the dialogue process requires strong capacities and well-developed ideas of priorities in Gagauzia on various policy areas to be discussed in dialogue formats. This component of the project targets development of such capacities in key subject areas: clarification of competences, institutional mechanisms and sector specific policy areas in order to develop various technical solutions in the expert, and executive level to be channeled for political support to the parliamentary dialogue group. The capacities and solutions (such as mechanism recommendations or policy strategies) then formulate the agenda for meaningful and constructive dialogue between Chisinau and Comrat which is not possible without capacities and joint proposals. Key expected outcomes:? Improved capacities in Gagauzia to develop sector-specific policies and policy management plans for Gagauzia competences and on institutional mechanisms;? Improved capacities among Autonomy officials for autonomy functioning, competency clarification and management, and development of legislation in accordance with the national legislative framework;? Improved capacities among expert community in Gagauzia and Chisinau in clarification of competences, and participatory policy development in target sectors;? Improved capacities to analyze and identify gaps and opportunities on institutional mechanisms governing center-autonomy relationships;? Improved coordination and dialogue between executive institutions and between executive and parliamentary actors on Gagauzia related issues in Comrat and Chisinau;? Comprehensive vision/policy developed in target sectors in Gagauzia (culture, tourism and education, including language policy).  Objective 2. Improved relationships and increased trust between parliamentary and other political actors in Chisinau and Comrat to create political consensus and support for implementation and better functioning of the autonomy.  The project aims to continue supporting sustained dialogue at the parliamentary level to create a conducive political environment for dialogue and policy making, including mandating the work to be pursued and to support implementation of legislative and policy solutions developed at the executive and technical level. This will be achieved by building trust and confidence among parliamentary actors in Comrat and Chisinau as well as foster linkages with executive branches (both in Chisinau and Comrat and across centre and autonomy institutions), improving their capacity to engage in dialogue and developing broader consensus. Key expected outcomes:? Increased trust and confidence among key parliamentary actors in Chisinau and Comrat;? Re-convening of the high-level and visible political dialogue resulting from the official WG process between Chisinau and Comrat (supported by senior leaders);? Improved cooperation and coordination between parliamentary and executive actors in Chisinau and Comrat and across center and the autonomy;? Increased outreach/engagement with broader parliamentary actors in Chisinau and Comrat on Gagauzia issues and the issues discussed in the parliamentary working group.? Increased visibility of women involved in the process and a better understanding of gender equality perspective among Working Group members. Objective 3. Increased participation and inclusivity among a broader group of stakeholders in Gagauzia and Chisinau on clarification of competences, targeted sectoral policy development and institutional mechanisms governing center autonomy relations. The experience of the previous phase and feedback from the parliamentary group members indicate a need for a more active approach to communication, participation and outreach to targeted and broader stakeholders. First, the focus of the project on development of capacities and solutions in policy areas require participation and input a broad base of actors to make them legitimate. Secondly, there is a need to manage expectations and strategically communicate regarding the work of the parliamentary dialogue to create confidence around the dialogue process and ensure support. Finally, participatory processes improve awareness and understanding among key groups such as political elites, civil society actors among others which is necessary for reaching sustainable solutions and advancing work on the autonomy in the long-term. Key expected outcomes:? Increased cohesion and vision among autonomy stakeholders (parliamentary, executive, civil society) in key agreed policy areas: culture, education, regional development, etc.? A broader group of stakeholders in Gagauzia, including civil society, academia and expert community, who participate in and provide input to the development of policy recommendations in target areas;? Improved understanding among expert and civil society communities in Chisinau and Comrat on issues related to competences and their management in key agreed sectors.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general The implementing year was very much affected by COVID-19 pandemic. CMI managed to be flexible and accommodate the activities in various formats according to the restrictions. The project advanced its policy development work by engaging with decision-makers from Comrat and Chisinau on policy issues in the three areas of education, tourism, and culture. With facilitation and technical support from CMI, Gagauzia autonomy officially endorsed the launch of the policy development process in two areas: education and tourism (two official decrees signed by the Bashkan) and through a participatory and consultative process draft policy documents were elaborated. To support this process, the project contributed to increased institutional capacities for policy development, as well as capacities for dialogue between all interested parties by conducting capacity building events for Gagauz and national stakeholders. The project also contributed to improved capacities and understanding among autonomy officials and central authorities on institutional mechanisms for governing centre-autonomy relations through capacity building events and consultations, based on expert work and mechanisms concepts elaborated within the project. The Parliamentary dialogue process has also progressed bringing tangible results. The members of the dialogue platform were able to discuss difficult issues related to strategic vision on autonomys priorities in order to improve its efficient functioning and reach agreement on joint approach, mandating further work of the projects expert group to continue elaborating mechanisms concepts in order to suggest efficient solutions to centre-autonomy improved functioning. The project also improved transparency and engagement of relevant stakeholders into project processes through implementation of a series of capacity building events and an extensive communication campaign raising awareness and capacities of the broader groups of stakeholders about Gagauzia autonomy and projects work. Nota Bene: The dialogue process between the Parliament and People's Assembly was very much affected by the political changes at the national level: a new president elected in 2020 and a new Parliament elected in 2021. Because of the political turbulence the trust in the dialogue process was deteriorated mainly because the so called " Gaguzia laws" were promoted by socialist party disregarding the formal Working Group position and official endorsement to gain political capital in the Gagauzia region (for elections); and because PAS party has no political interest / knowledge on how to navigate in this process. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13292-13292A0101 Sweden This is the 3rd phase of a complex development project supported by Sweden in Moldova since 2015 to build trustful partnership between central institutions in Chisinau and autonomous institutions in Comrat (Gagauzia). Based on the achievements met in the previous phases of the project, there is a need for improved capacities in key institutions (executive and others) in Gagauzia and in Chisinau for more substantiated and solution-oriented dialogue on key policy issues, institutional mechanisms and the clarification of competences – priorities established by the Working Group in previous phase. Objective 1 will target improving capacities and skills of key executive institutions and stakeholders on harmonization and clarification of competences, institutional mechanisms and dialogue and mediation skills so that they could jointly develop solutions in these areas. The activities will produce in addition improved capacities of key stakeholders also concrete proposals and solutions jointly developed by Comrat and Chisinau stakeholders and supported by the expert group and task force. Objective 2 activities target building trust and confidence between political elites in Chisinau and Comrat through the re-establishment of the parliamentary dialogue as a key political channel. Improved relationships through the parliamentary dialogue will contribute to developing and endorsing long term solutions and positive change. The objectives 1 and 2 will be connected through informing and supporting each other in the activities. In addition to their own agenda developed in the WG that will inform the work done with the executive stakeholders, the solutions and agreements achieved under Objective 1, (solutions in the policy areas, solutions for institutional mechanisms, harmonization and others) will feed into the political parliamentary process, so that political community in Chisinau and Comrat would deliberate and find consensus on these issues through the parliamentary WG’s work. Therefore, under first and second objectives, the parliamentary and executive institutions in Chisinau and Comrat will engage on dialogue on substantive issues and policies generated by them with support from the expert group and task force. Objective 3 targets important aspects of the process. First, is to ensure inclusive and democratic nature of dialogue and solutions developed in the political components, in executive and legislative branches. Second, is through participation to contribute to the transformation of narrative from negative and simplified about the autonomy to the positive and well-informed. Involvement of various stakeholders from the broader communities of civil society, academia, experts, and others in discussions will ensure that all stakeholders will have an opportunity to have their voices heard, and to contribute with their perspectives, expertise and knowledge to the dialogue and solutions on autonomy issues implemented on the political level. Detta är den tredje fasen av ett komplext utvecklingsprojekt som stöds av Sverige i Moldavien sedan 2015 för att bygga ett samarbete mellan centrala institutioner i Chisinau och autonoma institutioner i Comrat (Gagauzien). Baserat på de resultat som uppnåddes i de föregående faserna av projektet finns det behov av förbättrad kapacitet i nyckelinstitutioner (verkställande och andra) i Gagauzien och i Chisinau för en mer underbyggd och lösningsorienterad dialog om politiska frågor, institutionella mekanismer och klargörande av kompetenser - prioriteringar som fastställts av arbetsgruppen i den föregående fasen. Mål 1 kommer att inriktas på att förbättra kapaciteten och kompetensen hos de centrala verkställande institutionerna och aktörerna om harmonisering och klargörande av kompetenser, institutionella mekanismer, dialog och medling. Så att de gemensamt kan utveckla lösningar på dessa områden. Verksamheten kommer dessutom att skapa förbättrad kapacitet hos nyckelaktörer men också generera konkreta förslag och lösningar som gemensamt utvecklats i Comrat och Chisinau med stöd av expertgruppen och arbetsgruppen. Mål 2 aktiviteter syftar till att bygga upp tillit och förtroende mellan politiska eliter i Chisinau och Comrat genom återupprättandet av den parlamentariska dialogen. Förbättrade relationer genom parlamentarisk dialog kommer att bidra till att utveckla långsiktiga lösningar och positiva förändringar. Mål 1 och 2 kommer att kopplas ihop genom att de informerar och stödjer varandra i verksamheten. Utöver sin egen agenda som utvecklats i WG kommer lösningarna och överenskommelserna enligt mål 1 (lösningar inom politikområdena, institutionella mekanismer, harmonisering och andra) att fogas in den politiska parlamentariska processen, så att det politiska samhället i Chisinau och Comrat skulle överväga och finna enighet om dessa frågor genom parlamentets WG:s arbete. Därför kommer de parlamentariska och verkställande institutionerna i Chisinau och Comrat under det första och andra målet att inleda dialog om viktiga frågor och politik som genereras av dem med stöd av expertgruppen och arbetsgruppen. Mål 3 riktar sig till viktiga aspekter av processen. Det första är att säkerställa en inkluderande och demokratisk karaktär i såväl dialog som lösningar utvecklade i de politiska komponenterna, i verkställande och lagstiftande grenar. Det andra är att genom deltagande bidra till förändring av narrativet från en negativ och förenklad bild om autonomin till en positiv och välinformerad. Inblandning av olika aktörer från det civila samhället, akademin, experter och andra kommer att se till att alla aktörer får möjlighet att få sina röster hörda och att bidra med sina perspektiv, kompetens och kunskap till dialogen och lösningarna om autonomins problem som genomförts på politisk nivå. Objective 1. Improved capacities in Gagauzia ATU, and among executive institutions in Chisinau, in clarification of competences; policy development; and institutional mechanisms governing center autonomy relationships. Meaningful advancement of the dialogue process requires strong capacities and well-developed ideas of priorities in Gagauzia on various policy areas to be discussed in dialogue formats. This component of the project targets development of such capacities in key subject areas: clarification of competences, institutional mechanisms and sector specific policy areas in order to develop various technical solutions in the expert, and executive level to be channeled for political support to the parliamentary dialogue group. The capacities and solutions (such as mechanism recommendations or policy strategies) then formulate the agenda for meaningful and constructive dialogue between Chisinau and Comrat which is not possible without capacities and joint proposals. Key expected outcomes:? Improved capacities in Gagauzia to develop sector-specific policies and policy management plans for Gagauzia competences and on institutional mechanisms;? Improved capacities among Autonomy officials for autonomy functioning, competency clarification and management, and development of legislation in accordance with the national legislative framework;? Improved capacities among expert community in Gagauzia and Chisinau in clarification of competences, and participatory policy development in target sectors;? Improved capacities to analyze and identify gaps and opportunities on institutional mechanisms governing center-autonomy relationships;? Improved coordination and dialogue between executive institutions and between executive and parliamentary actors on Gagauzia related issues in Comrat and Chisinau;? Comprehensive vision/policy developed in target sectors in Gagauzia (culture, tourism and education, including language policy).  Objective 2. Improved relationships and increased trust between parliamentary and other political actors in Chisinau and Comrat to create political consensus and support for implementation and better functioning of the autonomy.  The project aims to continue supporting sustained dialogue at the parliamentary level to create a conducive political environment for dialogue and policy making, including mandating the work to be pursued and to support implementation of legislative and policy solutions developed at the executive and technical level. This will be achieved by building trust and confidence among parliamentary actors in Comrat and Chisinau as well as foster linkages with executive branches (both in Chisinau and Comrat and across centre and autonomy institutions), improving their capacity to engage in dialogue and developing broader consensus. Key expected outcomes:? Increased trust and confidence among key parliamentary actors in Chisinau and Comrat;? Re-convening of the high-level and visible political dialogue resulting from the official WG process between Chisinau and Comrat (supported by senior leaders);? Improved cooperation and coordination between parliamentary and executive actors in Chisinau and Comrat and across center and the autonomy;? Increased outreach/engagement with broader parliamentary actors in Chisinau and Comrat on Gagauzia issues and the issues discussed in the parliamentary working group.? Increased visibility of women involved in the process and a better understanding of gender equality perspective among Working Group members. Objective 3. Increased participation and inclusivity among a broader group of stakeholders in Gagauzia and Chisinau on clarification of competences, targeted sectoral policy development and institutional mechanisms governing center autonomy relations. The experience of the previous phase and feedback from the parliamentary group members indicate a need for a more active approach to communication, participation and outreach to targeted and broader stakeholders. First, the focus of the project on development of capacities and solutions in policy areas require participation and input a broad base of actors to make them legitimate. Secondly, there is a need to manage expectations and strategically communicate regarding the work of the parliamentary dialogue to create confidence around the dialogue process and ensure support. Finally, participatory processes improve awareness and understanding among key groups such as political elites, civil society actors among others which is necessary for reaching sustainable solutions and advancing work on the autonomy in the long-term. Key expected outcomes:? Increased cohesion and vision among autonomy stakeholders (parliamentary, executive, civil society) in key agreed policy areas: culture, education, regional development, etc.? A broader group of stakeholders in Gagauzia, including civil society, academia and expert community, who participate in and provide input to the development of policy recommendations in target areas;? Improved understanding among expert and civil society communities in Chisinau and Comrat on issues related to competences and their management in key agreed sectors.   Sweden CMI Helsinki/Crisis Management Initiative Ry/Martti Ahtisaari Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CMI Helsinki/Crisis Management Initiative Ry/Martti Ahtisaari Centre 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7942004 8576654 3179688 0 8576654 7942004 0 3179688 0 0 0 19698346 CMI Helsinki/Crisis Management Initiative Ry/Martti Ahtisaari Centre 7942004 CMI Helsinki/Crisis Management Initiative Ry/Martti Ahtisaari Centre 8576654 CMI Helsinki/Crisis Management Initiative Ry/Martti Ahtisaari Centre 3179688 CMI Helsinki/Crisis Management Initiative Ry/Martti Ahtisaari Centre Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Increased trust between the parties in prolonged conflicts Östeuropa: Ökat förtroende mellan parterna i utdragna konflikter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13292-13292A0102 Sweden This is the 3rd phase of a complex development project supported by Sweden in Moldova since 2015 to build trustful partnership between central institutions in Chisinau and autonomous institutions in Comrat (Gagauzia). Based on the achievements met in the previous phases of the project, there is a need for improved capacities in key institutions (executive and others) in Gagauzia and in Chisinau for more substantiated and solution-oriented dialogue on key policy issues, institutional mechanisms and the clarification of competences – priorities established by the Working Group in previous phase. Objective 1 will target improving capacities and skills of key executive institutions and stakeholders on harmonization and clarification of competences, institutional mechanisms and dialogue and mediation skills so that they could jointly develop solutions in these areas. The activities will produce in addition improved capacities of key stakeholders also concrete proposals and solutions jointly developed by Comrat and Chisinau stakeholders and supported by the expert group and task force. Objective 2 activities target building trust and confidence between political elites in Chisinau and Comrat through the re-establishment of the parliamentary dialogue as a key political channel. Improved relationships through the parliamentary dialogue will contribute to developing and endorsing long term solutions and positive change. The objectives 1 and 2 will be connected through informing and supporting each other in the activities. In addition to their own agenda developed in the WG that will inform the work done with the executive stakeholders, the solutions and agreements achieved under Objective 1, (solutions in the policy areas, solutions for institutional mechanisms, harmonization and others) will feed into the political parliamentary process, so that political community in Chisinau and Comrat would deliberate and find consensus on these issues through the parliamentary WG’s work. Therefore, under first and second objectives, the parliamentary and executive institutions in Chisinau and Comrat will engage on dialogue on substantive issues and policies generated by them with support from the expert group and task force. Objective 3 targets important aspects of the process. First, is to ensure inclusive and democratic nature of dialogue and solutions developed in the political components, in executive and legislative branches. Second, is through participation to contribute to the transformation of narrative from negative and simplified about the autonomy to the positive and well-informed. Involvement of various stakeholders from the broader communities of civil society, academia, experts, and others in discussions will ensure that all stakeholders will have an opportunity to have their voices heard, and to contribute with their perspectives, expertise and knowledge to the dialogue and solutions on autonomy issues implemented on the political level. Detta är den tredje fasen av ett komplext utvecklingsprojekt som stöds av Sverige i Moldavien sedan 2015 för att bygga ett samarbete mellan centrala institutioner i Chisinau och autonoma institutioner i Comrat (Gagauzien). Baserat på de resultat som uppnåddes i de föregående faserna av projektet finns det behov av förbättrad kapacitet i nyckelinstitutioner (verkställande och andra) i Gagauzien och i Chisinau för en mer underbyggd och lösningsorienterad dialog om politiska frågor, institutionella mekanismer och klargörande av kompetenser - prioriteringar som fastställts av arbetsgruppen i den föregående fasen. Mål 1 kommer att inriktas på att förbättra kapaciteten och kompetensen hos de centrala verkställande institutionerna och aktörerna om harmonisering och klargörande av kompetenser, institutionella mekanismer, dialog och medling. Så att de gemensamt kan utveckla lösningar på dessa områden. Verksamheten kommer dessutom att skapa förbättrad kapacitet hos nyckelaktörer men också generera konkreta förslag och lösningar som gemensamt utvecklats i Comrat och Chisinau med stöd av expertgruppen och arbetsgruppen. Mål 2 aktiviteter syftar till att bygga upp tillit och förtroende mellan politiska eliter i Chisinau och Comrat genom återupprättandet av den parlamentariska dialogen. Förbättrade relationer genom parlamentarisk dialog kommer att bidra till att utveckla långsiktiga lösningar och positiva förändringar. Mål 1 och 2 kommer att kopplas ihop genom att de informerar och stödjer varandra i verksamheten. Utöver sin egen agenda som utvecklats i WG kommer lösningarna och överenskommelserna enligt mål 1 (lösningar inom politikområdena, institutionella mekanismer, harmonisering och andra) att fogas in den politiska parlamentariska processen, så att det politiska samhället i Chisinau och Comrat skulle överväga och finna enighet om dessa frågor genom parlamentets WG:s arbete. Därför kommer de parlamentariska och verkställande institutionerna i Chisinau och Comrat under det första och andra målet att inleda dialog om viktiga frågor och politik som genereras av dem med stöd av expertgruppen och arbetsgruppen. Mål 3 riktar sig till viktiga aspekter av processen. Det första är att säkerställa en inkluderande och demokratisk karaktär i såväl dialog som lösningar utvecklade i de politiska komponenterna, i verkställande och lagstiftande grenar. Det andra är att genom deltagande bidra till förändring av narrativet från en negativ och förenklad bild om autonomin till en positiv och välinformerad. Inblandning av olika aktörer från det civila samhället, akademin, experter och andra kommer att se till att alla aktörer får möjlighet att få sina röster hörda och att bidra med sina perspektiv, kompetens och kunskap till dialogen och lösningarna om autonomins problem som genomförts på politisk nivå. Objective 1. Improved capacities in Gagauzia ATU, and among executive institutions in Chisinau, in clarification of competences; policy development; and institutional mechanisms governing center autonomy relationships. Meaningful advancement of the dialogue process requires strong capacities and well-developed ideas of priorities in Gagauzia on various policy areas to be discussed in dialogue formats. This component of the project targets development of such capacities in key subject areas: clarification of competences, institutional mechanisms and sector specific policy areas in order to develop various technical solutions in the expert, and executive level to be channeled for political support to the parliamentary dialogue group. The capacities and solutions (such as mechanism recommendations or policy strategies) then formulate the agenda for meaningful and constructive dialogue between Chisinau and Comrat which is not possible without capacities and joint proposals. Key expected outcomes:? Improved capacities in Gagauzia to develop sector-specific policies and policy management plans for Gagauzia competences and on institutional mechanisms;? Improved capacities among Autonomy officials for autonomy functioning, competency clarification and management, and development of legislation in accordance with the national legislative framework;? Improved capacities among expert community in Gagauzia and Chisinau in clarification of competences, and participatory policy development in target sectors;? Improved capacities to analyze and identify gaps and opportunities on institutional mechanisms governing center-autonomy relationships;? Improved coordination and dialogue between executive institutions and between executive and parliamentary actors on Gagauzia related issues in Comrat and Chisinau;? Comprehensive vision/policy developed in target sectors in Gagauzia (culture, tourism and education, including language policy).  Objective 2. Improved relationships and increased trust between parliamentary and other political actors in Chisinau and Comrat to create political consensus and support for implementation and better functioning of the autonomy.  The project aims to continue supporting sustained dialogue at the parliamentary level to create a conducive political environment for dialogue and policy making, including mandating the work to be pursued and to support implementation of legislative and policy solutions developed at the executive and technical level. This will be achieved by building trust and confidence among parliamentary actors in Comrat and Chisinau as well as foster linkages with executive branches (both in Chisinau and Comrat and across centre and autonomy institutions), improving their capacity to engage in dialogue and developing broader consensus. Key expected outcomes:? Increased trust and confidence among key parliamentary actors in Chisinau and Comrat;? Re-convening of the high-level and visible political dialogue resulting from the official WG process between Chisinau and Comrat (supported by senior leaders);? Improved cooperation and coordination between parliamentary and executive actors in Chisinau and Comrat and across center and the autonomy;? Increased outreach/engagement with broader parliamentary actors in Chisinau and Comrat on Gagauzia issues and the issues discussed in the parliamentary working group.? Increased visibility of women involved in the process and a better understanding of gender equality perspective among Working Group members. Objective 3. Increased participation and inclusivity among a broader group of stakeholders in Gagauzia and Chisinau on clarification of competences, targeted sectoral policy development and institutional mechanisms governing center autonomy relations. The experience of the previous phase and feedback from the parliamentary group members indicate a need for a more active approach to communication, participation and outreach to targeted and broader stakeholders. First, the focus of the project on development of capacities and solutions in policy areas require participation and input a broad base of actors to make them legitimate. Secondly, there is a need to manage expectations and strategically communicate regarding the work of the parliamentary dialogue to create confidence around the dialogue process and ensure support. Finally, participatory processes improve awareness and understanding among key groups such as political elites, civil society actors among others which is necessary for reaching sustainable solutions and advancing work on the autonomy in the long-term. Key expected outcomes:? Increased cohesion and vision among autonomy stakeholders (parliamentary, executive, civil society) in key agreed policy areas: culture, education, regional development, etc.? A broader group of stakeholders in Gagauzia, including civil society, academia and expert community, who participate in and provide input to the development of policy recommendations in target areas;? Improved understanding among expert and civil society communities in Chisinau and Comrat on issues related to competences and their management in key agreed sectors.   Sweden CMI Helsinki/Crisis Management Initiative Ry/Martti Ahtisaari Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CMI Helsinki/Crisis Management Initiative Ry/Martti Ahtisaari Centre 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -854284 -854283.73 CMI Helsinki/Crisis Management Initiative Ry/Martti Ahtisaari Centre Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13359 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sida for funding of 35 000 000 SEK to carry out the project "Improved Resilience of Communities to Climate Risks (IRCCR)" during the period 2020-2023. The objective of the project is to reduce exposure of communities, livelihoods and infrastructure in Georgia, including Abkhazia region, to climate-induced natural hazards. To this end, the project will achieve two concrete outputs: 1. Improved resilience of communities in Georgia through implementing a community-based early warning system (EWS) and priority risk reduction actions; 2. Improved resilience of communities in the break-out region of Abkhazia in Georgia through building the knowledge based on multi-hazard natural disasters, implementing a community-based EWS and priority community-based climate risk reduction measures (CBCRM); IRCCR will work in communities not covered by the Multi-hazard Early Warning System (MHEWS) seven-year project implemented by UNDP. The MHEWS project is the first comprehensive intervention in Georgia on climate change adaptation. It was approved by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) board on 27 February 2018 allocating 27 MUSD for its implementation. The project also benefits from 38 MUSD in co-financing (both cash and in-kind) from the Government of Georgia, as well as a 5 MUSD grant from the Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC). IRCCR will address climate risk knowledge gaps and community climate risk management (CRM)/climate change adaptation (CCA) capacity needs in communities through: - Conducting multi-hazard risk assessments and mapping in major river basins and improving the hydro-meteorological monitoring system on the Abkhaz side; - Engaging 30 vulnerable communities in CBCRM processes, including awareness raising and education activities (10 communities on the Abkhaz side and 20 communities on the Georgian side, in addition to 60 target communities of GCF/SDC MHEWS project). - Include agro-forestry activities on an extra 5 ha area (4 ha on the Georgian side and 1 ha on the Abkhaz side) in addition to the 15 ha envisaged under the GCF/SDC MHEWS project; - Identifying, designing and implementing up to 2 structural risk reduction measures in high risk areas on the Georgian side, in addition to 13 structural measures to be implemented under GCF/SDC MHEWS project. By addressing additional climate risk knowledge and community awareness and resilience capacity needs, IRCCR will significantly enhance the communities’ resilience to climate-driven disasters across the country, including in Abkhazia region that will ultimately lead to achieving transformative change in climate risk management in Georgia. A subsidiary impact of the project will be the enhanced human security and resilience of local communities in conflict-affected areas, as well as improved confidence, people-to-people contacts and cooperation across the dividing line between the Georgian and Abkhaz sides, which may contribute to an improved enabling environment conducive to reconciliation. UNDP har ansökt om stöd från Sida på 35 000 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Improved Resilience of Communities to Climate Risks (IRCCR)" under perioden 2020 - 2023. Projektets syfte är att minska exponering av risker för utsatta samhällen, människors livsuppehällen samt infrastruktur i Georgien, inklusive Abkhazien-regionen, som är kopplade klimatförändringen För ändamålet avser projektet att uppnå två konkreta resultat: 1. Förbättra motståndskraften inom lokalsamhällen i Georgien genom lokala tidiga varningssystem (Early Warning System, EWS) samt prioriterade åtgärder för riskreducering; 2. Förbättra motståndskraften inom lokalsamhällen i den abchaziska utbrytarrepubliken i Georgien genom att öka kunskapen om de ökade risker för naturkatastrofer som följer av klimatförändringar, verkställa lokalt baserade tidiga varningssystem och prioriterade åtgärder för riskreducering i lokalsamhällena (Community-based climate risk reduction measures, CBCRM). IRCCR kommer att arbeta i de områden som inte täcks av det sjuåriga Multi-hazard Early Warning System (MHEWS)-projektet, implementerat av UNDP. MHEWS projektet är den första omfattande insatsen i Georgien för anpassning till klimatförändringen. Projektet godkändes av styrelsen för Green Climate Fund (GCF) den 27 februari 2018 som avsatte 27 MUSD för dess genomförande i Georgien. Projektet samfinansieras med 38 MUSD (både cash och in-kind) från den georgiska staten, samt ett bidrag på 5 MUSD från Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC). IRCCR svarar mot behov av lokal kunskaps- och kapacitetsutveckling för hantering av och anpassning till klimatförändringen genom att: - genomföra en omfattande bedömning och kartläggning av risker i de största avrinningsområdena och genom att förbättra hydro-meteorologiska mätsystemet på den Abchaziska sidan; - engagera 30 utsatta samhällen i CBCRM processen och driva påverkansarbete och utbildningsaktiviteter (10 samhällen på den abchaziska sidan och 20 samhällen på den georgiska sidan, utöver de 60 samhällen som ingår i GCF/SDC MHEWS projektet); - inkludera jord och-skogsbruk på ytterligare 5 hektar (4 hektar på den georgiska sidan och 1 hektar på den abchaziska sidan) utöver 15 hektar som är förutsatt inom GCF/SDC MHEWS projektet; - identifiera, designa och genomföra upp till två strukturella riskreduceringsåtgärder i högriskområden på den georgiska sidan (utöver de 13 strukturella riskreduceringsåtgärder planerade inom GCF/SDC MHEWS projektet). Genom att förbättra kunskap, lokal medvetenhet samt motståndskraft relaterade till klimatrisker, kommer IRCCR att stärka den lokala förmågan att förebygga konsekvenser av klimatrelaterade katastrofer i Georgien, inklusive i Abchazien-regionen. Detta kommer i slutändan att leda till mer strukturella förändringar inom klimatriskhantering i Georgien. Därutöver syftar projektet till att stärka mänsklig säkerhet och motståndskraft inom de lokala samhällena i den konfliktdrabbade regionen; förbättra tilliten och direktkontakten mellan människor samt öka samverkan över gränsen mellan Georgien och Abchazien och med detta bidra till att skapa bättre förutsättningar för försoning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Disaster Risk Reduction Other Multisector SE-0-SE-6-13359-13359A0101 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sida for funding of 35 000 000 SEK to carry out the project "Improved Resilience of Communities to Climate Risks (IRCCR)" during the period 2020-2023. The objective of the project is to reduce exposure of communities, livelihoods and infrastructure in Georgia, including Abkhazia region, to climate-induced natural hazards. To this end, the project will achieve two concrete outputs: 1. Improved resilience of communities in Georgia through implementing a community-based early warning system (EWS) and priority risk reduction actions; 2. Improved resilience of communities in the break-out region of Abkhazia in Georgia through building the knowledge based on multi-hazard natural disasters, implementing a community-based EWS and priority community-based climate risk reduction measures (CBCRM); IRCCR will work in communities not covered by the Multi-hazard Early Warning System (MHEWS) seven-year project implemented by UNDP. The MHEWS project is the first comprehensive intervention in Georgia on climate change adaptation. It was approved by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) board on 27 February 2018 allocating 27 MUSD for its implementation. The project also benefits from 38 MUSD in co-financing (both cash and in-kind) from the Government of Georgia, as well as a 5 MUSD grant from the Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC). IRCCR will address climate risk knowledge gaps and community climate risk management (CRM)/climate change adaptation (CCA) capacity needs in communities through: - Conducting multi-hazard risk assessments and mapping in major river basins and improving the hydro-meteorological monitoring system on the Abkhaz side; - Engaging 30 vulnerable communities in CBCRM processes, including awareness raising and education activities (10 communities on the Abkhaz side and 20 communities on the Georgian side, in addition to 60 target communities of GCF/SDC MHEWS project). - Include agro-forestry activities on an extra 5 ha area (4 ha on the Georgian side and 1 ha on the Abkhaz side) in addition to the 15 ha envisaged under the GCF/SDC MHEWS project; - Identifying, designing and implementing up to 2 structural risk reduction measures in high risk areas on the Georgian side, in addition to 13 structural measures to be implemented under GCF/SDC MHEWS project. By addressing additional climate risk knowledge and community awareness and resilience capacity needs, IRCCR will significantly enhance the communities’ resilience to climate-driven disasters across the country, including in Abkhazia region that will ultimately lead to achieving transformative change in climate risk management in Georgia. A subsidiary impact of the project will be the enhanced human security and resilience of local communities in conflict-affected areas, as well as improved confidence, people-to-people contacts and cooperation across the dividing line between the Georgian and Abkhaz sides, which may contribute to an improved enabling environment conducive to reconciliation. UNDP har ansökt om stöd från Sida på 35 000 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Improved Resilience of Communities to Climate Risks (IRCCR)" under perioden 2020 - 2023. Projektets syfte är att minska exponering av risker för utsatta samhällen, människors livsuppehällen samt infrastruktur i Georgien, inklusive Abkhazien-regionen, som är kopplade klimatförändringen För ändamålet avser projektet att uppnå två konkreta resultat: 1. Förbättra motståndskraften inom lokalsamhällen i Georgien genom lokala tidiga varningssystem (Early Warning System, EWS) samt prioriterade åtgärder för riskreducering; 2. Förbättra motståndskraften inom lokalsamhällen i den abchaziska utbrytarrepubliken i Georgien genom att öka kunskapen om de ökade risker för naturkatastrofer som följer av klimatförändringar, verkställa lokalt baserade tidiga varningssystem och prioriterade åtgärder för riskreducering i lokalsamhällena (Community-based climate risk reduction measures, CBCRM). IRCCR kommer att arbeta i de områden som inte täcks av det sjuåriga Multi-hazard Early Warning System (MHEWS)-projektet, implementerat av UNDP. MHEWS projektet är den första omfattande insatsen i Georgien för anpassning till klimatförändringen. Projektet godkändes av styrelsen för Green Climate Fund (GCF) den 27 februari 2018 som avsatte 27 MUSD för dess genomförande i Georgien. Projektet samfinansieras med 38 MUSD (både cash och in-kind) från den georgiska staten, samt ett bidrag på 5 MUSD från Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC). IRCCR svarar mot behov av lokal kunskaps- och kapacitetsutveckling för hantering av och anpassning till klimatförändringen genom att: - genomföra en omfattande bedömning och kartläggning av risker i de största avrinningsområdena och genom att förbättra hydro-meteorologiska mätsystemet på den Abchaziska sidan; - engagera 30 utsatta samhällen i CBCRM processen och driva påverkansarbete och utbildningsaktiviteter (10 samhällen på den abchaziska sidan och 20 samhällen på den georgiska sidan, utöver de 60 samhällen som ingår i GCF/SDC MHEWS projektet); - inkludera jord och-skogsbruk på ytterligare 5 hektar (4 hektar på den georgiska sidan och 1 hektar på den abchaziska sidan) utöver 15 hektar som är förutsatt inom GCF/SDC MHEWS projektet; - identifiera, designa och genomföra upp till två strukturella riskreduceringsåtgärder i högriskområden på den georgiska sidan (utöver de 13 strukturella riskreduceringsåtgärder planerade inom GCF/SDC MHEWS projektet). Genom att förbättra kunskap, lokal medvetenhet samt motståndskraft relaterade till klimatrisker, kommer IRCCR att stärka den lokala förmågan att förebygga konsekvenser av klimatrelaterade katastrofer i Georgien, inklusive i Abchazien-regionen. Detta kommer i slutändan att leda till mer strukturella förändringar inom klimatriskhantering i Georgien. Därutöver syftar projektet till att stärka mänsklig säkerhet och motståndskraft inom de lokala samhällena i den konfliktdrabbade regionen; förbättra tilliten och direktkontakten mellan människor samt öka samverkan över gränsen mellan Georgien och Abchazien och med detta bidra till att skapa bättre förutsättningar för försoning. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 9000000 9000000 0 0 9000000 0 0 0 0 9000000 0 0 9000000 27000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 9000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 9000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 9000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Östeuropa: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13359-13359A0102 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sida for funding of 35 000 000 SEK to carry out the project "Improved Resilience of Communities to Climate Risks (IRCCR)" during the period 2020-2023. The objective of the project is to reduce exposure of communities, livelihoods and infrastructure in Georgia, including Abkhazia region, to climate-induced natural hazards. To this end, the project will achieve two concrete outputs: 1. Improved resilience of communities in Georgia through implementing a community-based early warning system (EWS) and priority risk reduction actions; 2. Improved resilience of communities in the break-out region of Abkhazia in Georgia through building the knowledge based on multi-hazard natural disasters, implementing a community-based EWS and priority community-based climate risk reduction measures (CBCRM); IRCCR will work in communities not covered by the Multi-hazard Early Warning System (MHEWS) seven-year project implemented by UNDP. The MHEWS project is the first comprehensive intervention in Georgia on climate change adaptation. It was approved by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) board on 27 February 2018 allocating 27 MUSD for its implementation. The project also benefits from 38 MUSD in co-financing (both cash and in-kind) from the Government of Georgia, as well as a 5 MUSD grant from the Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC). IRCCR will address climate risk knowledge gaps and community climate risk management (CRM)/climate change adaptation (CCA) capacity needs in communities through: - Conducting multi-hazard risk assessments and mapping in major river basins and improving the hydro-meteorological monitoring system on the Abkhaz side; - Engaging 30 vulnerable communities in CBCRM processes, including awareness raising and education activities (10 communities on the Abkhaz side and 20 communities on the Georgian side, in addition to 60 target communities of GCF/SDC MHEWS project). - Include agro-forestry activities on an extra 5 ha area (4 ha on the Georgian side and 1 ha on the Abkhaz side) in addition to the 15 ha envisaged under the GCF/SDC MHEWS project; - Identifying, designing and implementing up to 2 structural risk reduction measures in high risk areas on the Georgian side, in addition to 13 structural measures to be implemented under GCF/SDC MHEWS project. By addressing additional climate risk knowledge and community awareness and resilience capacity needs, IRCCR will significantly enhance the communities’ resilience to climate-driven disasters across the country, including in Abkhazia region that will ultimately lead to achieving transformative change in climate risk management in Georgia. A subsidiary impact of the project will be the enhanced human security and resilience of local communities in conflict-affected areas, as well as improved confidence, people-to-people contacts and cooperation across the dividing line between the Georgian and Abkhaz sides, which may contribute to an improved enabling environment conducive to reconciliation. UNDP har ansökt om stöd från Sida på 35 000 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Improved Resilience of Communities to Climate Risks (IRCCR)" under perioden 2020 - 2023. Projektets syfte är att minska exponering av risker för utsatta samhällen, människors livsuppehällen samt infrastruktur i Georgien, inklusive Abkhazien-regionen, som är kopplade klimatförändringen För ändamålet avser projektet att uppnå två konkreta resultat: 1. Förbättra motståndskraften inom lokalsamhällen i Georgien genom lokala tidiga varningssystem (Early Warning System, EWS) samt prioriterade åtgärder för riskreducering; 2. Förbättra motståndskraften inom lokalsamhällen i den abchaziska utbrytarrepubliken i Georgien genom att öka kunskapen om de ökade risker för naturkatastrofer som följer av klimatförändringar, verkställa lokalt baserade tidiga varningssystem och prioriterade åtgärder för riskreducering i lokalsamhällena (Community-based climate risk reduction measures, CBCRM). IRCCR kommer att arbeta i de områden som inte täcks av det sjuåriga Multi-hazard Early Warning System (MHEWS)-projektet, implementerat av UNDP. MHEWS projektet är den första omfattande insatsen i Georgien för anpassning till klimatförändringen. Projektet godkändes av styrelsen för Green Climate Fund (GCF) den 27 februari 2018 som avsatte 27 MUSD för dess genomförande i Georgien. Projektet samfinansieras med 38 MUSD (både cash och in-kind) från den georgiska staten, samt ett bidrag på 5 MUSD från Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC). IRCCR svarar mot behov av lokal kunskaps- och kapacitetsutveckling för hantering av och anpassning till klimatförändringen genom att: - genomföra en omfattande bedömning och kartläggning av risker i de största avrinningsområdena och genom att förbättra hydro-meteorologiska mätsystemet på den Abchaziska sidan; - engagera 30 utsatta samhällen i CBCRM processen och driva påverkansarbete och utbildningsaktiviteter (10 samhällen på den abchaziska sidan och 20 samhällen på den georgiska sidan, utöver de 60 samhällen som ingår i GCF/SDC MHEWS projektet); - inkludera jord och-skogsbruk på ytterligare 5 hektar (4 hektar på den georgiska sidan och 1 hektar på den abchaziska sidan) utöver 15 hektar som är förutsatt inom GCF/SDC MHEWS projektet; - identifiera, designa och genomföra upp till två strukturella riskreduceringsåtgärder i högriskområden på den georgiska sidan (utöver de 13 strukturella riskreduceringsåtgärder planerade inom GCF/SDC MHEWS projektet). Genom att förbättra kunskap, lokal medvetenhet samt motståndskraft relaterade till klimatrisker, kommer IRCCR att stärka den lokala förmågan att förebygga konsekvenser av klimatrelaterade katastrofer i Georgien, inklusive i Abchazien-regionen. Detta kommer i slutändan att leda till mer strukturella förändringar inom klimatriskhantering i Georgien. Därutöver syftar projektet till att stärka mänsklig säkerhet och motståndskraft inom de lokala samhällena i den konfliktdrabbade regionen; förbättra tilliten och direktkontakten mellan människor samt öka samverkan över gränsen mellan Georgien och Abchazien och med detta bidra till att skapa bättre förutsättningar för försoning. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 8000000 8000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 8000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for reduced environmental impact, sustainable management and use of natural resources, and protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärka förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan, hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser samt skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Better adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13369 Sweden The proposed new project "the Inclusive Governance Initiative: Promoting an inclusive approach to sexual and gender diversity that advances the SDGs and Agenda 2063 in Sub-Saharan Africa" (IGI) will focus on LGBTI inclusion and rights in Sub-Saharan Africa. The programme will include countries from Eastern and Southern Africa and West and Central Africa. The overarching goal is to ensure state entities in Sub-Saharan Africa are increasingly accountable to – and inclusive of – their entire populations, including LGBTI people, which in turn will contribute to better laws, more responsive public sector services, and social norms that affirm LGBTI rights.The project will contribute to five outcomes. The first three address key elements of inclusive governance, while the fourth and fifth both underpin the first three and leverages the project into broader areas of LGBTI rights and inclusion:1. Increased number of African decision-makers who are responsive to, inclusive of, and accountable to sexual and gender minorities.2. Increased capacity of LGBTI activists and allies to sensitize and influence relevant decision-makers and to hold authorities to account.3. Increased inclusion, participation, representation and influence of diverse African LGBTI populations and their allies in relevant policy development and decision-making.4. Increased demand for, and use of African ideas, evidence and innovations that support LGBTI-inclusive governance and related work.5. Sustained and increased international donor funding for regional LGBTI- and key population work in Africa. The regional logic behind the programme is to rapidly build a critical mass of supportive countries to catalyze action in other countries and strengthen supportive constituencies of member states within regional multilateral institutions.At country level, the initiative will work with decisionmakers and civil society partners from approximately 12 or 13 focus countries, involving them in South-South cooperation, network-building, capacity strengthening, and other relevant sub-regional and regional events.From the 12 or 13 countries the initiative will further, during the inception phase, select a sub-set of five or six priority countries for more intensive work at country level. Country level work will both drive progress country by country and serve as models or inspirations for others and be selected based on a set of six specific criteria, such as access to a network of existing key influencers and allies at country level, strong commitment from relevant UNDP Country Offices and presence of a strong, national LGBTI partner in civil society. The total budget of the Inclusive Governance Initiative project is USD 9 814 241 (SEK 91 723 896) for the period 1 April 2020-31 March 2024, where Sida’s part of the budget is USD 9 094 800. A grant to UNDP from Bill and Melinda Gates foundation will co-finance the IGI during the first year with a total of USD 537 479 for supplementary staff and some activity funding. UNDP will contribute with USD 168 484 for New York based staff. UNDP expects other funders to come onboard towards the end of the period. 19% of the Sida funded part of the budget is allocated to sub-agreements with 4-6 CSOs with budgets of USD 110 000 per year at average over four years.The IGI will be implemented by UNDP at regional level and through the UNDP country offices at country level. It will also be implemented through a set of strategic partnerships including with four identified CSOs that will bring a different set of capacities, geographical reach and relationships to the IGI project. They will implement activities both at regional and country level based on their comparative advantage. IGI will also co-finance activities with regional multilateral organizations and work in partnership with and strengthen the coordination among UN agencies working on LGBTI-rights in the region including OHCHR, UNAIDS, UNFPA and UNESCO. De senaste åren har sett både framsteg och motgångar för hbtq-rättigheter i Afrika söder om Sahara. Hbtq-rörelsen i regionen är fragmenterad, saknar resurser och institutionell kapacitet för att attrahera långsiktigt stöd. Guttmacher-Lancet-kommissionens om SRHR konstaterar att hbtq-personer är bland de som grupper har lägst tillgång SRHR-insatser, och i Afrika söder om Sahara har trettiotre länder fortfarande någon form av strafflagstiftning relaterad till sexualitet eller könsuttryck. Den föreslagna insatsen the Inclusive Governance Initiative (IGI) kommer att fokusera på social inkludering av hbtq-personer och deras rättigheter i Afrika söder om Sahara. Insatsen kommer att innefatta länder från östra och södra Afrika och Väst- och Centralafrika. Initiativets övergripande mål är att säkerställa ett ökat ansvarsutkrävande av stater i Afrika söder om Sahara för att dessa i allt högre grad skapar förutsättningar för inkluderande samhället för hela befolkningen, inklusive hbtq-personer. Ökat fokus på social inkludering kommer att bidra till bättre lagar, ökad tillgång till tjänster av god kvalitet inom den offentliga sektorn och sociala normer som bekräftar hbtq-personers rättigheter. Insatsen har fem övergripande resultat, varav de första tre fokuserar på inkluderande god samhällsstyrning (governance), medan det fjärde och femte understödjer de första tre och bidrar till en bredare ansats för hbtq- personers rättigheter: 1. Ökat antal afrikanska beslutsfattare som är lyhörda för, inkluderande av och ställs till svars för hbtq-personer rättigheter. 2. Ökad kapacitet bland hbtq-aktivister och allierade aktörer att påverka relevanta beslutsfattare och att utkräva ansvar från stat och myndighetsutövare. 3. Ökad inkludering, deltagande, representation och inflytande bland afrikanska hbtq-aktivister och deras allierade i relevanta policyprocesser och beslutsfattande. 4. Ökad efterfrågan efter och användning av afrikanska idéer, forskning och innovationer som stödjer hbtq-inkluderande god samhällsstyrning och relaterat arbete. 5. Ökad internationell finansiering regionalt i Afrika till arbete för att stärka hbtq-personer rättigheter och arbete med nyckelgrupper. Insatsen är designad utifrån en regional logik med syfte att snabbt bygga upp en kritisk massa av länder som verkar för hbtq-inkludering för att katalysera åtgärder i andra länder och stärka progressiva valkretsar inom regionala multilaterala institutioner. På landnivå kommer initiativet att arbeta med beslutsfattare och civilsamhällespartners i 12 eller 13 fokusländer och involvera dem i kapacitetsstärkande insatser, syd-syd-samarbete och nätverkande, och andra relevanta subregionala och regionala aktiviteter. Från de 12 eller 13 länderna kommer en undergrupp av fem eller sex prioriterade länder väljas ut för mer intensivt arbete. Arbetet på landnivå kommer både att driva på för förändring från land till land men även fungera som modeller eller inspiration för andra länder. Dessa länder kommer att väljas utifrån sex kriterier, så som tillgång till ett nätverk av befintliga beslutsfattare och allierade på landnivå, starkt engagemang från UNDP:s landskontor och närvaro av en stark, nationell hbtq-partner i det civila samhället. Den totala budgeten för IGI är 9 814 241 USD (91 723 896 SEK) för perioden 1 april 2020–31 mars 2024, där Sidas del av budgeten är 9 094 800 USD. Ett bidrag till UNDP från Bill och Melinda Gates Foundation kommer att samfinansiera IGI under det första året med totalt 537 479 USD för personalkostnader och viss aktivitet. UNDP kommer att bidra med 168 484 USD för New York-baserad personal. UNDP förväntar sig att andra finansiärer kommer ombord i slutet av perioden. 19% av den Sida-finansierade delen av budgeten fördelas på underavtal med 4–6 civilsamhällesorganisationer med budget på 110 000 USD per år i genomsnitt under fyra år. IGI kommer att implementeras av UNDP på regional nivå och genom UNDP:s landskontor på landnivå. Det kommer även att implementeras genom ett antal strategiska partnerskap. Dessa innefattar fyra redan identifierade civilsamhälleorganisationer, som kommer att bidra med olika kompetenser, geografisk räckvidd och etablerade nätverk inom ramen för IGI. Civilsamhällespartner kommer att implementera aktiviteter både på regional- och landnivå, utifrån deras komparativa fördelar och styrkor. IGI kommer även att samfinansiera aktiviteter med regionala multilaterala institutioner, och samordna med andra FN organ som jobbar med hbtq-personers rättigheter inklusive OHCHR, UNAIDS, UNFPA och UNESCO. The overall goal of the programme is for state entities in Sub-Saharan Africa to be increasingly accountable to – and inclusive of – their entire populations, including LGBTI people, which in turn contributes to better laws, more responsive public sector services, and social norms that affirm LGBTI rights. The goal will be achieved through five outcomes.  1. Increased number of African decision-makers who are responsive to, inclusive of, and accountable to sexual and gender minorities. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase the capacity and commitment of those decision-makers who are supportive of LGBTI inclusion and rights. b. To increase the number of decision makers and influencers who are supportive of LGBTI inclusion and rights. Key strategies include expand and strengthen a network of LGBIT-supportive decision-makers and ensure that LGBTI activists and experts are supported to co-strategize with these decision-makers in different forums. UNDP will also run workshops and dialogues that examine personal values and emotions. UNDP will support the African Regional Judges’ Forum on HIV, TB and Human Rights and the establishment of a new initiative for Parliamentarians together with Sida partner Southern Africa Litigation Centre (SALC) supported by the Global Equality Fund and Sida partner Parliamentarians for Global Action. 2. Increased capacity of LGBTI activists and allies to sensitize and influence relevant decision-makers and to hold authorities to account. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase involvement of LGBTI activists (and to increase attention to LGBTI issues) in processes related to broader rights, development and gender equality issues. b. To increase interest and engagement in LGBTI issues by experts and activists focused on rights, development and gender equality issues. Key strategies include strengthen alliances among the most relevant intersecting movements (e.g. gender equality, youth empowerment, civil society space and universal health coverage), and increase literacy and commitment to act on LGBTI issues among them. Develop a set of strategic assets to facilitate movement organizing including calendars of key strategic events. Organizing  learning opportunities on related issues (gender equality, poverty, etc.) as pre- or post-conference events at major LGBTI-related gatherings in the region (Pan Africa ILGA; Kopano; Changing Faces, Changing Spaces, etc.). Strengthen core partners organizational security protocols, as necessary and sensitize CSOs from allied movements, new to LGBTI work, on relevant security concerns and how to mitigate their risks. 3. Increased inclusion, participation, representation and influence of diverse African LGBTI populations and their allies in relevant policy development and decision-making. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase interaction of LGBTI populations and their allies with national decision-makers in priority countries, in the development of relevant legislation, policies, programmes, and investment decisions. b. To increase interaction of LGBTI populations and their allies with sub-regional and regional decision-makers, in the development of relevant norms, standards and guidance. c. To increase interaction of LGBTI populations and their allies with decision-makers shaping the Africa-related work of development cooperation actors and multilateral organizations. For this outcome, in each of 5 to 6 priority countries organize a national level, multi-stakeholder convening to develop a country-level strategic framework and action plan for LGBTI rights and inclusion by 2030, in order to increase the involvement of LGBTI populations and their allies in decision making at national level. Implement follow-up work at country level in priority countries. Organize tailored and targeted interactions at conferences and other events being held by political parties in priority countries, when possible, with an emphasis on youth and women’s events and the training/cultivation of new candidates for political office and encourage political parties to address LGBTI issues (or diversity issues) in platforms and promises. Conduct LGBTI “in-reach” training for UNDP staff (and/or UN country teams) to advance inclusive social norms, effective governance, and development efforts more broadly. At regional and sub-regional levels, bring together relevant African decision-makers and relevant civil society representatives to learn from each other and to shape policies and programmes, such as the African Key Population Expert Group (or AKPEG), co-organized by UNDP with UNFPA and UNAIDS; the regional sexual orientation and gender identity human rights initiative led by the Network of African National Human Rights Institutions (NANHRI); and as openings become available with the African Union and the African Union Commission. Encourage and facilitate regional economic communities, regional human rights bodies, and similar institutions to include a diverse range of African LGBTI people and views in the development of regional and sub-regional policy guidance, and support the ratification, domestication and implementation of relevant regional and global commitments by African countries. 4. Increased demand for, and use of African ideas, evidence and innovations that support LGBTI-inclusive governance and related work. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase demand for relevant evidence, tools, products and ideas from African sources that can be effectively used to promote LGBTI-inclusive governance and related work. b. To increase access to relevant evidence, tools, products and ideas from African sources that can be used to effectively implement LGBTI-inclusive governance and related work. To deliver on this outcome, UNDP will design a cross-objective knowledge management strategy to create demand, compile and share and if needed develop helpful resources with key allies. UNDP will also map and share and/or translated tools that have been developed but lack uptake into multiple languages. IGI will also influence the research agenda of stakeholders with greater capacity for original research including through the proposed Sida supported HEARD/APHRC of African researchers involved in LGBTI network. Leverage “tacit knowledge” through mentoring programmes, structured and goal-oriented networking, South-South initiatives, and by learning from parallel movements on gender equality, youth inclusion, disability and so forth. Develop and keep up to date a matrix of who is doing what related to inclusive governance and LGBTI issues in Sub-Saharan Africa and strengthen opposition research. Establish and provide ongoing facilitation to several virtual “Communities of Practice” and develop an electronic community for information sharing and light coordination among key initiatives working at a regional level to deliver elements of the April 2019 strategic framework. 5. Sustained and increased international donor funding for LGBTI and key population regional work in Africa. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase availability of evidence about what works – and what doesn’t work – in regional programming for LGBTI rights and inclusion in Africa. b. To increase the number of international donors that provide funding for evidence-based regional programming on LGBTI rights and inclusion in Africa, and to increase the total amount of available funding for such work. Key strategies to deliver on these outcomes to identify and package key elements of success of LGBTI-programming, applying lessons to the design and implementation of the IGI initiative, including what works in regional programming. Periodically reconvene the stakeholders involved in the UNDP/Sida April 2019 and August 2019 workshops, both in-person and virtually, to monitor progress and identify priorities for additional action and investment. Map resources – and resource gaps – against the April Strategic framework and engage in dialogue with potential funders for strategic investments. Leverage UNDP access to relevant decision-makers to advocate for and facilitate the contribution of LGBTI populations to the design, implementation and monitoring of relevant policies, strategies and funding decisions. Advocate for prioritized investment in evidence-informed work to influence social norms more broadly in supportive of LGBTI rights and inclusion. Effectively implement IGI, documenting and reporting results and lessons. Maintain accountability to LGBTI populations in Africa, the broader community of LGBTI stakeholders, UNDP corporately, Sida and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and the broader donor community. The key target groups for the intervention include LGBTI CSOs and activists, rights/development CSOs, parliamentarians, senior country and regional civil servants and government officials, national human rights institutions, judges, traditional / religious leaders, UN actors, in-country donors, and private sector. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Africa, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general As stated in the previous Conclusion of Performance it is important to screen the results keeping in mind the situation for LGBTQI people and the perception of LGBTQI in the African context. The changing of attitudes and beliefs take a long time, which sometimes makes the outputs themselves an important step towards the outcomes. There is also a trend in Africa (and elsewhere) that SRHR and especially LGBTQI rights are challenged, and we see an increase of anti-LGBTQI bills in Africa so even a status quo in regard to LGBTQI rights might be a result from activities and work done to slow down or stop an anti-LGBTQI development. In the latest report UNDP even states that anti-LGBTI social violence and murders has reached epidemic proportions in Africa, especially targeting trans and gender nonconforming people. Please fined some examples of results below. Over the course of the project at least 368 Supreme and High Court Judges, Magistrates and Prosecutors from 22 countries participated in the IGI supported Africa Regional Judges Forum, with the first-ever Lusophone and Francophone meetings held in 2022 and 2023. Some of the most significant steps forward in LGBTI rights in Africa over the course of the past six years has been linked to judges who participate in the Forum, including judicial decriminalization of same-sex relations in Botswana (2021), Mauritius (2023) and Namibia (2024); and protections against hate speech or in favor of civil society organizing in Kenya (2022 & 2024), in Seychelles (2024) and in South Africa (2024). IGI also partnered with Outright International and the SADC Parliamentary Forum to sensitize parliamentarians on the harmful uses of Conversion Practices in Africa and developed a compendium of Laws, Policies and Practices on Conversion Practice in SADC countries for publication. MPs were also engaged around elections. In 2024 in Kenya, allied MPs assisted the LGBTI community to enhance participation in the forthcoming elections by mentoring aspirants and supporting voter education and registration under the Queering the Ballot imitative led by 3 national LGBTI organizations. This process has served to streamline political engagement for the LGBTI community in Kenya, fostering greater inclusion and visibility within national democratic processes. In the Mid-term review done on the IGI program it was noted that concrete examples of sustainable capacities enhanced by IGI amongst CSO stakeholders include the skills to develop UPR shadow reports and submit those to decision-makers. By the end of the project, IGI had successfully invested in capacity strengthening of more than 3,500 LGBTI activists and allies from other civil society movements, massively exceeding the initial target of 625. LGBTI groups in Kenya, Angola, Zimbabwe and Namibia were supported to develop and submit alternate reports to the CESCR and to engage with Commissioners in virtual pre-session briefings. These were the only LGBTI-focused reports from these countries and in some cases, it was the first time CESCR had engaged on this topic. Of note, a submission from Namibia to the Committee Against Torture which was submitted by LGBTI CSOs with IGI support, led to two specific Committee recommendations to the government on relevant issues. Support to the African Intersex Movement (and several of its member associations) also enabled them to develop submissions to the Human Rights Council in response to its call for inputs on addressing discrimination, violence and harmful practices against intersex persons. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13369-13369A0101 Sweden The proposed new project "the Inclusive Governance Initiative: Promoting an inclusive approach to sexual and gender diversity that advances the SDGs and Agenda 2063 in Sub-Saharan Africa" (IGI) will focus on LGBTI inclusion and rights in Sub-Saharan Africa. The programme will include countries from Eastern and Southern Africa and West and Central Africa. The overarching goal is to ensure state entities in Sub-Saharan Africa are increasingly accountable to – and inclusive of – their entire populations, including LGBTI people, which in turn will contribute to better laws, more responsive public sector services, and social norms that affirm LGBTI rights.The project will contribute to five outcomes. The first three address key elements of inclusive governance, while the fourth and fifth both underpin the first three and leverages the project into broader areas of LGBTI rights and inclusion:1. Increased number of African decision-makers who are responsive to, inclusive of, and accountable to sexual and gender minorities.2. Increased capacity of LGBTI activists and allies to sensitize and influence relevant decision-makers and to hold authorities to account.3. Increased inclusion, participation, representation and influence of diverse African LGBTI populations and their allies in relevant policy development and decision-making.4. Increased demand for, and use of African ideas, evidence and innovations that support LGBTI-inclusive governance and related work.5. Sustained and increased international donor funding for regional LGBTI- and key population work in Africa. The regional logic behind the programme is to rapidly build a critical mass of supportive countries to catalyze action in other countries and strengthen supportive constituencies of member states within regional multilateral institutions.At country level, the initiative will work with decisionmakers and civil society partners from approximately 12 or 13 focus countries, involving them in South-South cooperation, network-building, capacity strengthening, and other relevant sub-regional and regional events.From the 12 or 13 countries the initiative will further, during the inception phase, select a sub-set of five or six priority countries for more intensive work at country level. Country level work will both drive progress country by country and serve as models or inspirations for others and be selected based on a set of six specific criteria, such as access to a network of existing key influencers and allies at country level, strong commitment from relevant UNDP Country Offices and presence of a strong, national LGBTI partner in civil society. The total budget of the Inclusive Governance Initiative project is USD 9 814 241 (SEK 91 723 896) for the period 1 April 2020-31 March 2024, where Sida’s part of the budget is USD 9 094 800. A grant to UNDP from Bill and Melinda Gates foundation will co-finance the IGI during the first year with a total of USD 537 479 for supplementary staff and some activity funding. UNDP will contribute with USD 168 484 for New York based staff. UNDP expects other funders to come onboard towards the end of the period. 19% of the Sida funded part of the budget is allocated to sub-agreements with 4-6 CSOs with budgets of USD 110 000 per year at average over four years.The IGI will be implemented by UNDP at regional level and through the UNDP country offices at country level. It will also be implemented through a set of strategic partnerships including with four identified CSOs that will bring a different set of capacities, geographical reach and relationships to the IGI project. They will implement activities both at regional and country level based on their comparative advantage. IGI will also co-finance activities with regional multilateral organizations and work in partnership with and strengthen the coordination among UN agencies working on LGBTI-rights in the region including OHCHR, UNAIDS, UNFPA and UNESCO. De senaste åren har sett både framsteg och motgångar för hbtq-rättigheter i Afrika söder om Sahara. Hbtq-rörelsen i regionen är fragmenterad, saknar resurser och institutionell kapacitet för att attrahera långsiktigt stöd. Guttmacher-Lancet-kommissionens om SRHR konstaterar att hbtq-personer är bland de som grupper har lägst tillgång SRHR-insatser, och i Afrika söder om Sahara har trettiotre länder fortfarande någon form av strafflagstiftning relaterad till sexualitet eller könsuttryck. Den föreslagna insatsen the Inclusive Governance Initiative (IGI) kommer att fokusera på social inkludering av hbtq-personer och deras rättigheter i Afrika söder om Sahara. Insatsen kommer att innefatta länder från östra och södra Afrika och Väst- och Centralafrika. Initiativets övergripande mål är att säkerställa ett ökat ansvarsutkrävande av stater i Afrika söder om Sahara för att dessa i allt högre grad skapar förutsättningar för inkluderande samhället för hela befolkningen, inklusive hbtq-personer. Ökat fokus på social inkludering kommer att bidra till bättre lagar, ökad tillgång till tjänster av god kvalitet inom den offentliga sektorn och sociala normer som bekräftar hbtq-personers rättigheter. Insatsen har fem övergripande resultat, varav de första tre fokuserar på inkluderande god samhällsstyrning (governance), medan det fjärde och femte understödjer de första tre och bidrar till en bredare ansats för hbtq- personers rättigheter: 1. Ökat antal afrikanska beslutsfattare som är lyhörda för, inkluderande av och ställs till svars för hbtq-personer rättigheter. 2. Ökad kapacitet bland hbtq-aktivister och allierade aktörer att påverka relevanta beslutsfattare och att utkräva ansvar från stat och myndighetsutövare. 3. Ökad inkludering, deltagande, representation och inflytande bland afrikanska hbtq-aktivister och deras allierade i relevanta policyprocesser och beslutsfattande. 4. Ökad efterfrågan efter och användning av afrikanska idéer, forskning och innovationer som stödjer hbtq-inkluderande god samhällsstyrning och relaterat arbete. 5. Ökad internationell finansiering regionalt i Afrika till arbete för att stärka hbtq-personer rättigheter och arbete med nyckelgrupper. Insatsen är designad utifrån en regional logik med syfte att snabbt bygga upp en kritisk massa av länder som verkar för hbtq-inkludering för att katalysera åtgärder i andra länder och stärka progressiva valkretsar inom regionala multilaterala institutioner. På landnivå kommer initiativet att arbeta med beslutsfattare och civilsamhällespartners i 12 eller 13 fokusländer och involvera dem i kapacitetsstärkande insatser, syd-syd-samarbete och nätverkande, och andra relevanta subregionala och regionala aktiviteter. Från de 12 eller 13 länderna kommer en undergrupp av fem eller sex prioriterade länder väljas ut för mer intensivt arbete. Arbetet på landnivå kommer både att driva på för förändring från land till land men även fungera som modeller eller inspiration för andra länder. Dessa länder kommer att väljas utifrån sex kriterier, så som tillgång till ett nätverk av befintliga beslutsfattare och allierade på landnivå, starkt engagemang från UNDP:s landskontor och närvaro av en stark, nationell hbtq-partner i det civila samhället. Den totala budgeten för IGI är 9 814 241 USD (91 723 896 SEK) för perioden 1 april 2020–31 mars 2024, där Sidas del av budgeten är 9 094 800 USD. Ett bidrag till UNDP från Bill och Melinda Gates Foundation kommer att samfinansiera IGI under det första året med totalt 537 479 USD för personalkostnader och viss aktivitet. UNDP kommer att bidra med 168 484 USD för New York-baserad personal. UNDP förväntar sig att andra finansiärer kommer ombord i slutet av perioden. 19% av den Sida-finansierade delen av budgeten fördelas på underavtal med 4–6 civilsamhällesorganisationer med budget på 110 000 USD per år i genomsnitt under fyra år. IGI kommer att implementeras av UNDP på regional nivå och genom UNDP:s landskontor på landnivå. Det kommer även att implementeras genom ett antal strategiska partnerskap. Dessa innefattar fyra redan identifierade civilsamhälleorganisationer, som kommer att bidra med olika kompetenser, geografisk räckvidd och etablerade nätverk inom ramen för IGI. Civilsamhällespartner kommer att implementera aktiviteter både på regional- och landnivå, utifrån deras komparativa fördelar och styrkor. IGI kommer även att samfinansiera aktiviteter med regionala multilaterala institutioner, och samordna med andra FN organ som jobbar med hbtq-personers rättigheter inklusive OHCHR, UNAIDS, UNFPA och UNESCO. The overall goal of the programme is for state entities in Sub-Saharan Africa to be increasingly accountable to – and inclusive of – their entire populations, including LGBTI people, which in turn contributes to better laws, more responsive public sector services, and social norms that affirm LGBTI rights. The goal will be achieved through five outcomes.  1. Increased number of African decision-makers who are responsive to, inclusive of, and accountable to sexual and gender minorities. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase the capacity and commitment of those decision-makers who are supportive of LGBTI inclusion and rights. b. To increase the number of decision makers and influencers who are supportive of LGBTI inclusion and rights. Key strategies include expand and strengthen a network of LGBIT-supportive decision-makers and ensure that LGBTI activists and experts are supported to co-strategize with these decision-makers in different forums. UNDP will also run workshops and dialogues that examine personal values and emotions. UNDP will support the African Regional Judges’ Forum on HIV, TB and Human Rights and the establishment of a new initiative for Parliamentarians together with Sida partner Southern Africa Litigation Centre (SALC) supported by the Global Equality Fund and Sida partner Parliamentarians for Global Action. 2. Increased capacity of LGBTI activists and allies to sensitize and influence relevant decision-makers and to hold authorities to account. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase involvement of LGBTI activists (and to increase attention to LGBTI issues) in processes related to broader rights, development and gender equality issues. b. To increase interest and engagement in LGBTI issues by experts and activists focused on rights, development and gender equality issues. Key strategies include strengthen alliances among the most relevant intersecting movements (e.g. gender equality, youth empowerment, civil society space and universal health coverage), and increase literacy and commitment to act on LGBTI issues among them. Develop a set of strategic assets to facilitate movement organizing including calendars of key strategic events. Organizing  learning opportunities on related issues (gender equality, poverty, etc.) as pre- or post-conference events at major LGBTI-related gatherings in the region (Pan Africa ILGA; Kopano; Changing Faces, Changing Spaces, etc.). Strengthen core partners organizational security protocols, as necessary and sensitize CSOs from allied movements, new to LGBTI work, on relevant security concerns and how to mitigate their risks. 3. Increased inclusion, participation, representation and influence of diverse African LGBTI populations and their allies in relevant policy development and decision-making. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase interaction of LGBTI populations and their allies with national decision-makers in priority countries, in the development of relevant legislation, policies, programmes, and investment decisions. b. To increase interaction of LGBTI populations and their allies with sub-regional and regional decision-makers, in the development of relevant norms, standards and guidance. c. To increase interaction of LGBTI populations and their allies with decision-makers shaping the Africa-related work of development cooperation actors and multilateral organizations. For this outcome, in each of 5 to 6 priority countries organize a national level, multi-stakeholder convening to develop a country-level strategic framework and action plan for LGBTI rights and inclusion by 2030, in order to increase the involvement of LGBTI populations and their allies in decision making at national level. Implement follow-up work at country level in priority countries. Organize tailored and targeted interactions at conferences and other events being held by political parties in priority countries, when possible, with an emphasis on youth and women’s events and the training/cultivation of new candidates for political office and encourage political parties to address LGBTI issues (or diversity issues) in platforms and promises. Conduct LGBTI “in-reach” training for UNDP staff (and/or UN country teams) to advance inclusive social norms, effective governance, and development efforts more broadly. At regional and sub-regional levels, bring together relevant African decision-makers and relevant civil society representatives to learn from each other and to shape policies and programmes, such as the African Key Population Expert Group (or AKPEG), co-organized by UNDP with UNFPA and UNAIDS; the regional sexual orientation and gender identity human rights initiative led by the Network of African National Human Rights Institutions (NANHRI); and as openings become available with the African Union and the African Union Commission. Encourage and facilitate regional economic communities, regional human rights bodies, and similar institutions to include a diverse range of African LGBTI people and views in the development of regional and sub-regional policy guidance, and support the ratification, domestication and implementation of relevant regional and global commitments by African countries. 4. Increased demand for, and use of African ideas, evidence and innovations that support LGBTI-inclusive governance and related work. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase demand for relevant evidence, tools, products and ideas from African sources that can be effectively used to promote LGBTI-inclusive governance and related work. b. To increase access to relevant evidence, tools, products and ideas from African sources that can be used to effectively implement LGBTI-inclusive governance and related work. To deliver on this outcome, UNDP will design a cross-objective knowledge management strategy to create demand, compile and share and if needed develop helpful resources with key allies. UNDP will also map and share and/or translated tools that have been developed but lack uptake into multiple languages. IGI will also influence the research agenda of stakeholders with greater capacity for original research including through the proposed Sida supported HEARD/APHRC of African researchers involved in LGBTI network. Leverage “tacit knowledge” through mentoring programmes, structured and goal-oriented networking, South-South initiatives, and by learning from parallel movements on gender equality, youth inclusion, disability and so forth. Develop and keep up to date a matrix of who is doing what related to inclusive governance and LGBTI issues in Sub-Saharan Africa and strengthen opposition research. Establish and provide ongoing facilitation to several virtual “Communities of Practice” and develop an electronic community for information sharing and light coordination among key initiatives working at a regional level to deliver elements of the April 2019 strategic framework. 5. Sustained and increased international donor funding for LGBTI and key population regional work in Africa. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase availability of evidence about what works – and what doesn’t work – in regional programming for LGBTI rights and inclusion in Africa. b. To increase the number of international donors that provide funding for evidence-based regional programming on LGBTI rights and inclusion in Africa, and to increase the total amount of available funding for such work. Key strategies to deliver on these outcomes to identify and package key elements of success of LGBTI-programming, applying lessons to the design and implementation of the IGI initiative, including what works in regional programming. Periodically reconvene the stakeholders involved in the UNDP/Sida April 2019 and August 2019 workshops, both in-person and virtually, to monitor progress and identify priorities for additional action and investment. Map resources – and resource gaps – against the April Strategic framework and engage in dialogue with potential funders for strategic investments. Leverage UNDP access to relevant decision-makers to advocate for and facilitate the contribution of LGBTI populations to the design, implementation and monitoring of relevant policies, strategies and funding decisions. Advocate for prioritized investment in evidence-informed work to influence social norms more broadly in supportive of LGBTI rights and inclusion. Effectively implement IGI, documenting and reporting results and lessons. Maintain accountability to LGBTI populations in Africa, the broader community of LGBTI stakeholders, UNDP corporately, Sida and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and the broader donor community. The key target groups for the intervention include LGBTI CSOs and activists, rights/development CSOs, parliamentarians, senior country and regional civil servants and government officials, national human rights institutions, judges, traditional / religious leaders, UN actors, in-country donors, and private sector. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 25000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Improved access to SRHR Förbättrad tillgång till SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Greater enjoyment of human rights for LGBT people Stärkta förutsättningar för hbtq-personer att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13369-13369A0102 Sweden The proposed new project "the Inclusive Governance Initiative: Promoting an inclusive approach to sexual and gender diversity that advances the SDGs and Agenda 2063 in Sub-Saharan Africa" (IGI) will focus on LGBTI inclusion and rights in Sub-Saharan Africa. The programme will include countries from Eastern and Southern Africa and West and Central Africa. The overarching goal is to ensure state entities in Sub-Saharan Africa are increasingly accountable to – and inclusive of – their entire populations, including LGBTI people, which in turn will contribute to better laws, more responsive public sector services, and social norms that affirm LGBTI rights.The project will contribute to five outcomes. The first three address key elements of inclusive governance, while the fourth and fifth both underpin the first three and leverages the project into broader areas of LGBTI rights and inclusion:1. Increased number of African decision-makers who are responsive to, inclusive of, and accountable to sexual and gender minorities.2. Increased capacity of LGBTI activists and allies to sensitize and influence relevant decision-makers and to hold authorities to account.3. Increased inclusion, participation, representation and influence of diverse African LGBTI populations and their allies in relevant policy development and decision-making.4. Increased demand for, and use of African ideas, evidence and innovations that support LGBTI-inclusive governance and related work.5. Sustained and increased international donor funding for regional LGBTI- and key population work in Africa. The regional logic behind the programme is to rapidly build a critical mass of supportive countries to catalyze action in other countries and strengthen supportive constituencies of member states within regional multilateral institutions.At country level, the initiative will work with decisionmakers and civil society partners from approximately 12 or 13 focus countries, involving them in South-South cooperation, network-building, capacity strengthening, and other relevant sub-regional and regional events.From the 12 or 13 countries the initiative will further, during the inception phase, select a sub-set of five or six priority countries for more intensive work at country level. Country level work will both drive progress country by country and serve as models or inspirations for others and be selected based on a set of six specific criteria, such as access to a network of existing key influencers and allies at country level, strong commitment from relevant UNDP Country Offices and presence of a strong, national LGBTI partner in civil society. The total budget of the Inclusive Governance Initiative project is USD 9 814 241 (SEK 91 723 896) for the period 1 April 2020-31 March 2024, where Sida’s part of the budget is USD 9 094 800. A grant to UNDP from Bill and Melinda Gates foundation will co-finance the IGI during the first year with a total of USD 537 479 for supplementary staff and some activity funding. UNDP will contribute with USD 168 484 for New York based staff. UNDP expects other funders to come onboard towards the end of the period. 19% of the Sida funded part of the budget is allocated to sub-agreements with 4-6 CSOs with budgets of USD 110 000 per year at average over four years.The IGI will be implemented by UNDP at regional level and through the UNDP country offices at country level. It will also be implemented through a set of strategic partnerships including with four identified CSOs that will bring a different set of capacities, geographical reach and relationships to the IGI project. They will implement activities both at regional and country level based on their comparative advantage. IGI will also co-finance activities with regional multilateral organizations and work in partnership with and strengthen the coordination among UN agencies working on LGBTI-rights in the region including OHCHR, UNAIDS, UNFPA and UNESCO. De senaste åren har sett både framsteg och motgångar för hbtq-rättigheter i Afrika söder om Sahara. Hbtq-rörelsen i regionen är fragmenterad, saknar resurser och institutionell kapacitet för att attrahera långsiktigt stöd. Guttmacher-Lancet-kommissionens om SRHR konstaterar att hbtq-personer är bland de som grupper har lägst tillgång SRHR-insatser, och i Afrika söder om Sahara har trettiotre länder fortfarande någon form av strafflagstiftning relaterad till sexualitet eller könsuttryck. Den föreslagna insatsen the Inclusive Governance Initiative (IGI) kommer att fokusera på social inkludering av hbtq-personer och deras rättigheter i Afrika söder om Sahara. Insatsen kommer att innefatta länder från östra och södra Afrika och Väst- och Centralafrika. Initiativets övergripande mål är att säkerställa ett ökat ansvarsutkrävande av stater i Afrika söder om Sahara för att dessa i allt högre grad skapar förutsättningar för inkluderande samhället för hela befolkningen, inklusive hbtq-personer. Ökat fokus på social inkludering kommer att bidra till bättre lagar, ökad tillgång till tjänster av god kvalitet inom den offentliga sektorn och sociala normer som bekräftar hbtq-personers rättigheter. Insatsen har fem övergripande resultat, varav de första tre fokuserar på inkluderande god samhällsstyrning (governance), medan det fjärde och femte understödjer de första tre och bidrar till en bredare ansats för hbtq- personers rättigheter: 1. Ökat antal afrikanska beslutsfattare som är lyhörda för, inkluderande av och ställs till svars för hbtq-personer rättigheter. 2. Ökad kapacitet bland hbtq-aktivister och allierade aktörer att påverka relevanta beslutsfattare och att utkräva ansvar från stat och myndighetsutövare. 3. Ökad inkludering, deltagande, representation och inflytande bland afrikanska hbtq-aktivister och deras allierade i relevanta policyprocesser och beslutsfattande. 4. Ökad efterfrågan efter och användning av afrikanska idéer, forskning och innovationer som stödjer hbtq-inkluderande god samhällsstyrning och relaterat arbete. 5. Ökad internationell finansiering regionalt i Afrika till arbete för att stärka hbtq-personer rättigheter och arbete med nyckelgrupper. Insatsen är designad utifrån en regional logik med syfte att snabbt bygga upp en kritisk massa av länder som verkar för hbtq-inkludering för att katalysera åtgärder i andra länder och stärka progressiva valkretsar inom regionala multilaterala institutioner. På landnivå kommer initiativet att arbeta med beslutsfattare och civilsamhällespartners i 12 eller 13 fokusländer och involvera dem i kapacitetsstärkande insatser, syd-syd-samarbete och nätverkande, och andra relevanta subregionala och regionala aktiviteter. Från de 12 eller 13 länderna kommer en undergrupp av fem eller sex prioriterade länder väljas ut för mer intensivt arbete. Arbetet på landnivå kommer både att driva på för förändring från land till land men även fungera som modeller eller inspiration för andra länder. Dessa länder kommer att väljas utifrån sex kriterier, så som tillgång till ett nätverk av befintliga beslutsfattare och allierade på landnivå, starkt engagemang från UNDP:s landskontor och närvaro av en stark, nationell hbtq-partner i det civila samhället. Den totala budgeten för IGI är 9 814 241 USD (91 723 896 SEK) för perioden 1 april 2020–31 mars 2024, där Sidas del av budgeten är 9 094 800 USD. Ett bidrag till UNDP från Bill och Melinda Gates Foundation kommer att samfinansiera IGI under det första året med totalt 537 479 USD för personalkostnader och viss aktivitet. UNDP kommer att bidra med 168 484 USD för New York-baserad personal. UNDP förväntar sig att andra finansiärer kommer ombord i slutet av perioden. 19% av den Sida-finansierade delen av budgeten fördelas på underavtal med 4–6 civilsamhällesorganisationer med budget på 110 000 USD per år i genomsnitt under fyra år. IGI kommer att implementeras av UNDP på regional nivå och genom UNDP:s landskontor på landnivå. Det kommer även att implementeras genom ett antal strategiska partnerskap. Dessa innefattar fyra redan identifierade civilsamhälleorganisationer, som kommer att bidra med olika kompetenser, geografisk räckvidd och etablerade nätverk inom ramen för IGI. Civilsamhällespartner kommer att implementera aktiviteter både på regional- och landnivå, utifrån deras komparativa fördelar och styrkor. IGI kommer även att samfinansiera aktiviteter med regionala multilaterala institutioner, och samordna med andra FN organ som jobbar med hbtq-personers rättigheter inklusive OHCHR, UNAIDS, UNFPA och UNESCO. The overall goal of the programme is for state entities in Sub-Saharan Africa to be increasingly accountable to – and inclusive of – their entire populations, including LGBTI people, which in turn contributes to better laws, more responsive public sector services, and social norms that affirm LGBTI rights. The goal will be achieved through five outcomes.  1. Increased number of African decision-makers who are responsive to, inclusive of, and accountable to sexual and gender minorities. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase the capacity and commitment of those decision-makers who are supportive of LGBTI inclusion and rights. b. To increase the number of decision makers and influencers who are supportive of LGBTI inclusion and rights. Key strategies include expand and strengthen a network of LGBIT-supportive decision-makers and ensure that LGBTI activists and experts are supported to co-strategize with these decision-makers in different forums. UNDP will also run workshops and dialogues that examine personal values and emotions. UNDP will support the African Regional Judges’ Forum on HIV, TB and Human Rights and the establishment of a new initiative for Parliamentarians together with Sida partner Southern Africa Litigation Centre (SALC) supported by the Global Equality Fund and Sida partner Parliamentarians for Global Action. 2. Increased capacity of LGBTI activists and allies to sensitize and influence relevant decision-makers and to hold authorities to account. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase involvement of LGBTI activists (and to increase attention to LGBTI issues) in processes related to broader rights, development and gender equality issues. b. To increase interest and engagement in LGBTI issues by experts and activists focused on rights, development and gender equality issues. Key strategies include strengthen alliances among the most relevant intersecting movements (e.g. gender equality, youth empowerment, civil society space and universal health coverage), and increase literacy and commitment to act on LGBTI issues among them. Develop a set of strategic assets to facilitate movement organizing including calendars of key strategic events. Organizing  learning opportunities on related issues (gender equality, poverty, etc.) as pre- or post-conference events at major LGBTI-related gatherings in the region (Pan Africa ILGA; Kopano; Changing Faces, Changing Spaces, etc.). Strengthen core partners organizational security protocols, as necessary and sensitize CSOs from allied movements, new to LGBTI work, on relevant security concerns and how to mitigate their risks. 3. Increased inclusion, participation, representation and influence of diverse African LGBTI populations and their allies in relevant policy development and decision-making. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase interaction of LGBTI populations and their allies with national decision-makers in priority countries, in the development of relevant legislation, policies, programmes, and investment decisions. b. To increase interaction of LGBTI populations and their allies with sub-regional and regional decision-makers, in the development of relevant norms, standards and guidance. c. To increase interaction of LGBTI populations and their allies with decision-makers shaping the Africa-related work of development cooperation actors and multilateral organizations. For this outcome, in each of 5 to 6 priority countries organize a national level, multi-stakeholder convening to develop a country-level strategic framework and action plan for LGBTI rights and inclusion by 2030, in order to increase the involvement of LGBTI populations and their allies in decision making at national level. Implement follow-up work at country level in priority countries. Organize tailored and targeted interactions at conferences and other events being held by political parties in priority countries, when possible, with an emphasis on youth and women’s events and the training/cultivation of new candidates for political office and encourage political parties to address LGBTI issues (or diversity issues) in platforms and promises. Conduct LGBTI “in-reach” training for UNDP staff (and/or UN country teams) to advance inclusive social norms, effective governance, and development efforts more broadly. At regional and sub-regional levels, bring together relevant African decision-makers and relevant civil society representatives to learn from each other and to shape policies and programmes, such as the African Key Population Expert Group (or AKPEG), co-organized by UNDP with UNFPA and UNAIDS; the regional sexual orientation and gender identity human rights initiative led by the Network of African National Human Rights Institutions (NANHRI); and as openings become available with the African Union and the African Union Commission. Encourage and facilitate regional economic communities, regional human rights bodies, and similar institutions to include a diverse range of African LGBTI people and views in the development of regional and sub-regional policy guidance, and support the ratification, domestication and implementation of relevant regional and global commitments by African countries. 4. Increased demand for, and use of African ideas, evidence and innovations that support LGBTI-inclusive governance and related work. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase demand for relevant evidence, tools, products and ideas from African sources that can be effectively used to promote LGBTI-inclusive governance and related work. b. To increase access to relevant evidence, tools, products and ideas from African sources that can be used to effectively implement LGBTI-inclusive governance and related work. To deliver on this outcome, UNDP will design a cross-objective knowledge management strategy to create demand, compile and share and if needed develop helpful resources with key allies. UNDP will also map and share and/or translated tools that have been developed but lack uptake into multiple languages. IGI will also influence the research agenda of stakeholders with greater capacity for original research including through the proposed Sida supported HEARD/APHRC of African researchers involved in LGBTI network. Leverage “tacit knowledge” through mentoring programmes, structured and goal-oriented networking, South-South initiatives, and by learning from parallel movements on gender equality, youth inclusion, disability and so forth. Develop and keep up to date a matrix of who is doing what related to inclusive governance and LGBTI issues in Sub-Saharan Africa and strengthen opposition research. Establish and provide ongoing facilitation to several virtual “Communities of Practice” and develop an electronic community for information sharing and light coordination among key initiatives working at a regional level to deliver elements of the April 2019 strategic framework. 5. Sustained and increased international donor funding for LGBTI and key population regional work in Africa. The key project objectives to contribute to this outcome will be: a. To increase availability of evidence about what works – and what doesn’t work – in regional programming for LGBTI rights and inclusion in Africa. b. To increase the number of international donors that provide funding for evidence-based regional programming on LGBTI rights and inclusion in Africa, and to increase the total amount of available funding for such work. Key strategies to deliver on these outcomes to identify and package key elements of success of LGBTI-programming, applying lessons to the design and implementation of the IGI initiative, including what works in regional programming. Periodically reconvene the stakeholders involved in the UNDP/Sida April 2019 and August 2019 workshops, both in-person and virtually, to monitor progress and identify priorities for additional action and investment. Map resources – and resource gaps – against the April Strategic framework and engage in dialogue with potential funders for strategic investments. Leverage UNDP access to relevant decision-makers to advocate for and facilitate the contribution of LGBTI populations to the design, implementation and monitoring of relevant policies, strategies and funding decisions. Advocate for prioritized investment in evidence-informed work to influence social norms more broadly in supportive of LGBTI rights and inclusion. Effectively implement IGI, documenting and reporting results and lessons. Maintain accountability to LGBTI populations in Africa, the broader community of LGBTI stakeholders, UNDP corporately, Sida and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and the broader donor community. The key target groups for the intervention include LGBTI CSOs and activists, rights/development CSOs, parliamentarians, senior country and regional civil servants and government officials, national human rights institutions, judges, traditional / religious leaders, UN actors, in-country donors, and private sector. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 16600000 0 6600000 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 10000000 56600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional SRHR 2022-2026 Regionalt SRHR 2022-2026 Increased respect for and enjoyment of SRHR for all Ökad respekt för och åtnjutande av SRHR för alla Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Social norms that promote SRHR Sociala normer som främjar SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened conditions for increased accountability Stärkta förutsättningar för ökat ansvarsutkrävande för SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-13406 Sweden The proposed contribution aims at increasing access to finance for companies active in the off-grid renewable energy market in Sub-Sahara Africa though a Sida portfolio guarantee to a private finance intermediary named SunFunder. The aim of the contribution is to spur development and investments in the sector and borrowers will be solar companies mainly in Sida's development cooperation countries in Africa. Sida expects that this contribution will result in at least 600,000 new connections or 3 million people with access and a total reduction of CO2 emissions of around 1 760 000 tCO2e through 80 loans to 30 enterprises.SunFunder is a US, Delaware-based company that mobilizes investments to finance small and medium-sized energy companies (SMEs) in low-income countries at a reasonable rate. Since 2012, SunFunder has financed 64 loans with a total volume of 77 000 000 USD, of which 73% in Africa. The loans have enabled 6 million people to have access to energy. The efforts have also reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 530 tCO2e per year. SunFunder offers its investors a reasonable return on its investments and its borrowers’ reasonable terms on their loans. The total guarantee facility is 15 000 000 MUSD equivalent to 175 800 000 SEK (11,72 SEK/USD) and it will enable a total of 30 000 000 USD in loan over an 8-year period. The guarantee is a risk sharing facility where Sida covers 50% or 70% of the risk depending on the country, SunFunder covers the remaining 50% or 30% of risk. The risk sharing structure is motivated by the fact that some countries is riskier and those are countries prioritized by Sida. By providing more coverage, Sida incentivizes SunFunder to enter into and expand their footprint in those markets. Sida assess that the remaining risk covered by SunFunder and their investors are enough to avoid moral hazard and ensure a solid credit assessment. The Guarantee will be used by the two investment funds Solar Energy Transformation (SET) Fund and Beyond the Grid Solar Fund (BTG) which are separate investment vehicles, managed by SunFunder. SET and BTG are part of the agreement and SunFunder Inc is part of the agreement as Fund Manager. SET och BTG is owned by SunFunder Inc but are funded by various impact investors. These funds are used to finance solar businesses. The two funds pay a management fee of 2.5% to SunFunder Inc.SunFunder targets 178 000 000 MUSD of total lending in the two funds. To reach that volume, large-scale institutional investors, contributing with both equity and debt, from both private and public sources are required. Moreover, the SET and BTG deployments will be supported by SunFunder’s established local presence. This includes both sector- and legal expertise and a dedicated investment team and credit organization. SunFunder will lend to three types of customers i) Solar Home Systems (SHS), ii) Commercial and Industrial partners and iii) mini-grids (productive uses), all with solar as a basic technology. Maximum 3.75 MUSD of the guarantee ceiling can be allocated to one specific country according to the guarantee agreement. Another limitation is max 6 MUSD of the guarantee ceiling can be allocated "Lower Middle-Income Countries" based on "DAC list of ODA Recipients". The reason for this is that most loans should be extended to companies in "Other Low-Income Countries and Least Developed Countries" where the risks are high due to for example unclear regulatory environment, political turbulence and foreign exchange restrictions which makes it impossible to lend without a guarantee. Therefore, Sida assess that this guarantee is highly additional and the level of Sida risk coverage is reasonable. Additionality is further strengthened by the larger coverage in riskier countries, the reduced collateral requirement on guaranteed loans, it enables companies to build a credit history and finance projects with focus on productive uses. Den föreslagna insatsen finansieras under strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete i Afrika söder om Sahara, 2016-2021. Resultatområdet som är relevant för denna insats benämns "verka för en bättre miljö, hållbar användning av naturresurser, minskad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Specifikt resultat är ökad produktion av och tillgång till förnybar energi". Insatsen syftar till att genom Sidas garanti till SunFunder (SunFunder Inc.i egenskap av fondförvaltare, Beyond the Grid Solar Fund LLC (BTG) och Solar Energy Transformation Fund LLC (SET) som garantitagare (i det följande även ”fonderna”)) mobilisera kapital i form av lån till företag som säljer solenergiprodukter och system. SET och BTG avser att låna ut till tre olika typer av företag i) Solar Home Systems (SHS) (solpanelsystem för hemmabruk, ii) kommersiella och industriella partners och iii) mini-grids (små elnät) för produktiv användning, alla med sol som en basteknik. Syftet är att stimulera utvecklingen och investeringarna i den s.k. off-grid sektorn (utanför fasta elnätet) för energitjänster i Afrika. Låntagare är energiföretag i huvudsak Sidas samarbetsländer i Afrika. Dessa energiföretag är framför allt företag som levererar hemmasystem baserat på solenergi som ofta ger tre lampor och laddmöjligheter för mobil, mini-grids, större solpanelsystem eller olika sollösningar för jordbrukssektorn såsom pumpar och bevattningsanläggningar. Insatsen förväntas resultera i minst 600 000 anslutna kunder eller 3 miljoner människor samt en total minskning av koldioxidutsläppen på runt 1 760 000 tCO2e, beräknat enligt Global Association for the Off-grid Solar Energy Industrys (GOGLA) modeller. GOGLA är en sammanslutning av ca 160 företag inom solenergi som arbetar för utveckling av off-grid solenergimarknaden. SunFunder Inc är ett amerikanskt, Delaware-baserat företag som mobiliserar investeringar för att finansiera små och medelstora energiföretag (SME) i låginkomstländer till en rimlig ränta. SunFunder Inc har genom sina fonder sedan 2012 finansierat 64 lån till ett värde av 77 000 000 USD på marknaden för förnybar energi, därav 73% i Afrika. Lånen har möjliggjort att 6 miljoner människor har fått tillgång till energi. Insatserna har också minskat utsläppen av klimatgaser med 530 tCO2e om året. SunFunder strävar efter att erbjuda sina investerare avkastning strax under marknadsräntan. SunFunders utlåning har under årens lopp alltid skett via de fonder som de har satt upp och kapitaliserat med hjälp av olika investerare. I nuläget har SunFunder Inc tre fonder. Sidas motparter i garantiavtalet är de två fonderna SET och BTG som garantitagare samt SunFunder Inc i sin kapacitet som fondförvaltare. Samtliga parter är registrerade i USA/Delaware. Investerarna i fonderna utser fondförvaltaren. SunFunder Inc i egenskap av förvaltare och de två fonderna bedöms av GARANTI som lämpliga motparter på grund av deras goda kapacitet att förvalta och bedöma projekt samt fondernas relativt långa erfarenhet av utlåning till förnybara energiprojekt i södra Afrika, vilket är relevant för Sida. Den totala portföljgarantin (som är en icke-revolverande garanti) är 15 000 000 USD eller högst 175 800 000 SEK vid en kurs om 11,72 SEK/USD, steg 5, enligt Beslut ”Hantering av valutakurspåslag i garantiavtal”, september 2016 med uppdateringar tidig 2019. Detta representerar Sidas maximala åtagande. SunFunder vill ha en valutakudde på grund av att svenska kronan (SEK) har varit volatil. I år (2019) har den tappat värde och det är svårt att utesluta att den skulle försvagas ytterligare mot amerikanska dollarn (USD). Dagens kurs när Sida förhandlade var runt 9,80 SEK/USD och månadsgenomsnittet ligger på 9,77. Garantin förväntas möjliggöra utlåning av upp till 30 000 000 USD (mobiliserat kapital) med en maximal garantitid (Availability Period) fram till 15 februari 2028, medan maximal löptid för respektive underliggande lån är 7 år vilket är i linje med SunFunders investeringspolicy. SunFunders mål är att ge ut lån till ett totalt värde av 178 000 000 USD i de båda fonderna. För att nå den volymen krävs flera institutionella investerare, både från privata och offentliga aktörer. Garantin har en riskdelning där Sida garanterar 70% i Mali, Madagaskar, Somalia, Sudan, Syd Sudan, Liberia och Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK) och 50% i övriga länder, resterande risk täcks av fonderna. Detta är en riskdelning som ligger väl i linje med andra liknade insatser. En 70% rikstäckning motiveras med den höga risken i de valda länderna samt att det ger ett ytterligare incitament för SunFunder att fokusera på de länder som Sida prioriterar. Sida bedömer att den resterande risken som BTG och SET och dess investerare står för är tillräcklig för att säkerställa en noggrann kreditbedömning i linje med deras existerande processer. I vissa av länderna som är prioriterade av Sida råder det stor osäkerhet kring det legala ramverket för utlåning till företag. Därför finns möjligheten att använda sig av s.k. off-shore låntagare som är registrerade i andra länder än landet där den slutliga investeringen görs. En förutsättning är att det sker med en sund struktur. Enligt SunFunder Inc betalar de operativa bolagen skatt i det land de är verksamma i. Garantiavtalets skrivning tillförsäkrar också Sida att garantin inte kommer att användas för lån till företag i länder som av EU bedöms som osunda utifrån skatteflyktperspektiv och som inte är i överensstämmelse med OECD Global Forum on Tax Transparency and Exchange of Information . Sida bedömer att utlåningen sker i enlighet med internationella normer och principer för ansvarsfulla investeringar och inom sunda och tydliga bolagsstrukturer som inte bidrar till skatteundandragande, penningtvätt eller finansiering av terrorism. Mot denna bakgrund bedömer Sida en låg risk. De båda fonderna stöds av SunFunders etablerade organisation med lokal närvaro. SunFunder Inc har ett dotterbolag SunFunder East Africa i Nairobi, där en stor del av den Afrikabaserade personalen är anställd. Detta bolag har ingen avtalskoppling till Sida. Nairobi-bolaget inkluderar sektor- och juridisk kompetens samt ett investeringsteam och en riskavdelning. Fonderna SET och BTG ägs av SunFunder Inc genom medlemskap, och har fått lån från flera olika investerare såsom The Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) och olika impact funds (sociala investeringsfonder). Dessa lån används i sin tur för utlåning till solenergiföretagen. Fonderna betalar förvaltningsavgift till SunFunder Inc på 2,85% av inlånat belopp under investeringsperioden och 2,30% på utestående belopp (minus det som är utestående mer än 180 dagar) resterande tid. Enligt Riksgäldskontoret uppskattas den förväntad förlusten för garantin till 1 335 806 USD (motsvarande cirka 13 miljoner SEK) varav 1 183 005,00 USD (motsvarande 11 392 342,00 SEK) subventioneras. Givet de omfattande transaktionskostnaderna, speciellt i flera av de länder som adresseras, kostsamt tekniskt stöd samt juridisk rådgivning som SunFunder Inc erbjuder företagen som skall låna pengar, bedömer Sida att kostnaden (subvention) för garantin är rimlig. Sidas fasta, årliga avgift som tas ut oavsett om garantin används eller inte innebär en risk för SunFunder då de måste betala även om de inte nyttjar garantin på grund av oförutsägbara förändringar i de länder de planerat utlåning i, t.ex. ökad konflikt eller ny lagstiftning som gör utlåning omöjlig. Sidas administrationskostnader för denna garanti är totalt 1 820 000 SEK beräknad på 1 100 000 SEK initieringskostnader och 720 000 SEK för uppföljningskostnader (90 000 SEK * 8 år). Fonderna betalar en initial avgift på 75 000 USD (722 250 SEK vid en växelkurs på 9,63 SEK/USD) som bokas som administrativ intäkt, Dessutom betalar de enligt premieplan, totalt 192 769 USD, varav 39 226 USD (377 746 SEK vid en växelkurs på 9,63 SEK/USD) bokas som intäkt för Sidas administrativa kostnader och 152 801 USD överförs till garantireserven hos Riksgälden för att täcka statens förväntade förlust i enlighet med Sidas nya avgiftsmodell. Den årliga uppföljningskostnader med belopp 90 000 SEK/år under garantiperioden, med totalt belopp 720 000 SEK, kommer att subventioneras från förvaltningsanslaget. Enhetschef för GARANTI kommer att fatta separata beslut för subvention av uppföljningsavgifter. Maximalt 3,75 MUSD av garantin får allokeras till ett enskilt land enligt garantiavtalet. En annan begränsning är att max 6 MUSD av garantiramen får allokeras till "Lower Middle-Income Countries" baserat på "DAC list of ODA Recipients". Syftet med den senare begränsningen är att fokus skall vara på "Other Low Income Countries and Least Developed Countries" där osäkerhet kring lagstiftning, politisk turbulens, valutarestriktioner samt olika utmaningar kring säkerheter gör att SunFunder inte kan låna ut utan en garanti. Additionaliteten förstärks av att garantin möjliggör ett lägre krav på säkerheter, att Sida täcker en större del av lånen i svåra marknader och den gör det möjligt för företag att bygga en kredithistorik och låna ut till produktiva investeringar. GARANTI och Hållbar bedömer risken för statsstöd som låg då Sida inte har någon möjlighet att påverka vilka företag som får låna av fonden och därmed får en fördel av garantin. Detsamma gäller för investerare då fonden är öppen för alla och Sida inte påverkar valet av investerare. GARANTI och Hållbar bedömer även att risken för statsstöd till SunFunder Inc är låg då det har gjorts en grundlig bedömning av marknaden och dess aktörer. SunFunder är den aktör som fokuserar på företag inom solenergi och som har efterfrågat en garanti. Sammanfattningsvis bedömer Sida att SunFunder är väl lämpad och har goda förutsättningar att genomföra insatsen framgångsrikt. Deras kapacitet är mycket god vad gäller strukturering av lån och riskbedömning av låntagarna. De har resurser internt (fysisk närvaro) och externt som säkerställer regelefterlevnad i de länder som de är verksamma i samt har prövad erfarenhet från att arbeta i sektorn på och i de utmanande marknaderna. Därutöver har de en väl utarbetad pipeline. SunFunder verkar i linje med International Finance Corporation’s (IFC’s) ”Performance Standards” och stödjer inga projekt som finns på IFCs exkluderingslista. SunFunder säkerställer även genom ett ”letter of commitment” (en typ av försäkran) att deras låntagare har åtagit sig att leva upp till GOGLA:s "Consumer Protection Code", vilket bland annat säkerställer mer hållbara och tillförlitliga system till slutanvändarna. Insatsens mål är att utöka marknaden för offgrid-energi i ett urval av afrikanska länder genom att Sida garanterar ett antal lån till företag inom sektorn under perioden 2019 - 2027. På sikt ska produktionen och tillgången till förnybar energi öka, vilket leder till ökad elektrifiering av hushåll och små och medelstora företag, särskilt inom servicesektorn och jordbrukssektorn, vilket i sin tur bedöms leda till utökade arbetstillfällen. I september 2020 utökades garantin med ett COVID-fönster med temporärt högre risktäckning för att möjliggöra utlåning i en högriskkontext under COVID. Fonden har som målsättning att bidra till att: Förse tre miljoner människor, eller 600 000 hushåll med förbättrad energitillgång Undvika utsläpp om 1 520 000 ton CO2ekvivalenter, d.v.s. 479 600 ton CO2 ekvivalenter per år Sidas garanti förväntas mobilisera mellan 46 och 62 miljoner USD i privat kapital (spannet beror på om utlåning sker i fall med hög risktäckning mindre utlåning, eller låg risktäckning mer utlåning). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Energy generation, renewable sources - multiple technologies Energy generation, renewable sources Resultat som redovisas utgår från rapporter som inkommit under perioden 20240101 - 20241213. Anslutningar och beneficiärer Mål initialt: 600 000 anslutningar / 3 000 000 beneficiärer Ambition inkl. COVID-utökning: 900 000 anslutningar Uppnått: 829 625 anslutningar (Källa, SET biannual reporting per Dec-23 & Dec-24*) / motsv. ca 3-4 miljoner beneficiärer med hushållsstorlek på 5 personer. Det bör noteras att produktiv användning av energi (t.ex. soldriven bevattning och kylning) eller ersättande av fossila generatorer kan ha färre anslutningar och beneficiärer, men samtidigt större effekter på inkomster. Garantin är nära att uppnå initialt kumulativt mål. Typer av segment som finansierats är främst Solar home systems 82% samt productive use of energy 11%: Undvikna CO2-utsläpp Initialt mål 479 600 ton Uppnått: 661 722 ton (Källa, SET biannual reporting per Dec-23 & Dec-24*). Garantin har uppnått målet. Sida noterar dock att CO2-nytta är tekniskt svårt att mäta och beräkna och bedömer att värdet skall ses som en storleksordning. Mobilisering av kapital Initialt mål: 46-62 MUSD (spannet beror på vilken typ av utlåning som sker givet olika risktäckningsgrader) Uppnått: 53 MUSD (57,6 MUSD godkända lån) (Källa: SET biannual reporting Dec-24)*. Garantin har uppnått målet. Sunfunder rapporterar att andelen kvinnliga anställda i portföljbolagen nått 41%, detta att jämföras med ca 30% 2022. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13406-13406A0201 Sweden The proposed contribution aims at increasing access to finance for companies active in the off-grid renewable energy market in Sub-Sahara Africa though a Sida portfolio guarantee to a private finance intermediary named SunFunder. The aim of the contribution is to spur development and investments in the sector and borrowers will be solar companies mainly in Sida's development cooperation countries in Africa. Sida expects that this contribution will result in at least 600,000 new connections or 3 million people with access and a total reduction of CO2 emissions of around 1 760 000 tCO2e through 80 loans to 30 enterprises.SunFunder is a US, Delaware-based company that mobilizes investments to finance small and medium-sized energy companies (SMEs) in low-income countries at a reasonable rate. Since 2012, SunFunder has financed 64 loans with a total volume of 77 000 000 USD, of which 73% in Africa. The loans have enabled 6 million people to have access to energy. The efforts have also reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 530 tCO2e per year. SunFunder offers its investors a reasonable return on its investments and its borrowers’ reasonable terms on their loans. The total guarantee facility is 15 000 000 MUSD equivalent to 175 800 000 SEK (11,72 SEK/USD) and it will enable a total of 30 000 000 USD in loan over an 8-year period. The guarantee is a risk sharing facility where Sida covers 50% or 70% of the risk depending on the country, SunFunder covers the remaining 50% or 30% of risk. The risk sharing structure is motivated by the fact that some countries is riskier and those are countries prioritized by Sida. By providing more coverage, Sida incentivizes SunFunder to enter into and expand their footprint in those markets. Sida assess that the remaining risk covered by SunFunder and their investors are enough to avoid moral hazard and ensure a solid credit assessment. The Guarantee will be used by the two investment funds Solar Energy Transformation (SET) Fund and Beyond the Grid Solar Fund (BTG) which are separate investment vehicles, managed by SunFunder. SET and BTG are part of the agreement and SunFunder Inc is part of the agreement as Fund Manager. SET och BTG is owned by SunFunder Inc but are funded by various impact investors. These funds are used to finance solar businesses. The two funds pay a management fee of 2.5% to SunFunder Inc.SunFunder targets 178 000 000 MUSD of total lending in the two funds. To reach that volume, large-scale institutional investors, contributing with both equity and debt, from both private and public sources are required. Moreover, the SET and BTG deployments will be supported by SunFunder’s established local presence. This includes both sector- and legal expertise and a dedicated investment team and credit organization. SunFunder will lend to three types of customers i) Solar Home Systems (SHS), ii) Commercial and Industrial partners and iii) mini-grids (productive uses), all with solar as a basic technology. Maximum 3.75 MUSD of the guarantee ceiling can be allocated to one specific country according to the guarantee agreement. Another limitation is max 6 MUSD of the guarantee ceiling can be allocated "Lower Middle-Income Countries" based on "DAC list of ODA Recipients". The reason for this is that most loans should be extended to companies in "Other Low-Income Countries and Least Developed Countries" where the risks are high due to for example unclear regulatory environment, political turbulence and foreign exchange restrictions which makes it impossible to lend without a guarantee. Therefore, Sida assess that this guarantee is highly additional and the level of Sida risk coverage is reasonable. Additionality is further strengthened by the larger coverage in riskier countries, the reduced collateral requirement on guaranteed loans, it enables companies to build a credit history and finance projects with focus on productive uses. Den föreslagna insatsen finansieras under strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete i Afrika söder om Sahara, 2016-2021. Resultatområdet som är relevant för denna insats benämns "verka för en bättre miljö, hållbar användning av naturresurser, minskad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Specifikt resultat är ökad produktion av och tillgång till förnybar energi". Insatsen syftar till att genom Sidas garanti till SunFunder (SunFunder Inc.i egenskap av fondförvaltare, Beyond the Grid Solar Fund LLC (BTG) och Solar Energy Transformation Fund LLC (SET) som garantitagare (i det följande även ”fonderna”)) mobilisera kapital i form av lån till företag som säljer solenergiprodukter och system. SET och BTG avser att låna ut till tre olika typer av företag i) Solar Home Systems (SHS) (solpanelsystem för hemmabruk, ii) kommersiella och industriella partners och iii) mini-grids (små elnät) för produktiv användning, alla med sol som en basteknik. Syftet är att stimulera utvecklingen och investeringarna i den s.k. off-grid sektorn (utanför fasta elnätet) för energitjänster i Afrika. Låntagare är energiföretag i huvudsak Sidas samarbetsländer i Afrika. Dessa energiföretag är framför allt företag som levererar hemmasystem baserat på solenergi som ofta ger tre lampor och laddmöjligheter för mobil, mini-grids, större solpanelsystem eller olika sollösningar för jordbrukssektorn såsom pumpar och bevattningsanläggningar. Insatsen förväntas resultera i minst 600 000 anslutna kunder eller 3 miljoner människor samt en total minskning av koldioxidutsläppen på runt 1 760 000 tCO2e, beräknat enligt Global Association for the Off-grid Solar Energy Industrys (GOGLA) modeller. GOGLA är en sammanslutning av ca 160 företag inom solenergi som arbetar för utveckling av off-grid solenergimarknaden. SunFunder Inc är ett amerikanskt, Delaware-baserat företag som mobiliserar investeringar för att finansiera små och medelstora energiföretag (SME) i låginkomstländer till en rimlig ränta. SunFunder Inc har genom sina fonder sedan 2012 finansierat 64 lån till ett värde av 77 000 000 USD på marknaden för förnybar energi, därav 73% i Afrika. Lånen har möjliggjort att 6 miljoner människor har fått tillgång till energi. Insatserna har också minskat utsläppen av klimatgaser med 530 tCO2e om året. SunFunder strävar efter att erbjuda sina investerare avkastning strax under marknadsräntan. SunFunders utlåning har under årens lopp alltid skett via de fonder som de har satt upp och kapitaliserat med hjälp av olika investerare. I nuläget har SunFunder Inc tre fonder. Sidas motparter i garantiavtalet är de två fonderna SET och BTG som garantitagare samt SunFunder Inc i sin kapacitet som fondförvaltare. Samtliga parter är registrerade i USA/Delaware. Investerarna i fonderna utser fondförvaltaren. SunFunder Inc i egenskap av förvaltare och de två fonderna bedöms av GARANTI som lämpliga motparter på grund av deras goda kapacitet att förvalta och bedöma projekt samt fondernas relativt långa erfarenhet av utlåning till förnybara energiprojekt i södra Afrika, vilket är relevant för Sida. Den totala portföljgarantin (som är en icke-revolverande garanti) är 15 000 000 USD eller högst 175 800 000 SEK vid en kurs om 11,72 SEK/USD, steg 5, enligt Beslut ”Hantering av valutakurspåslag i garantiavtal”, september 2016 med uppdateringar tidig 2019. Detta representerar Sidas maximala åtagande. SunFunder vill ha en valutakudde på grund av att svenska kronan (SEK) har varit volatil. I år (2019) har den tappat värde och det är svårt att utesluta att den skulle försvagas ytterligare mot amerikanska dollarn (USD). Dagens kurs när Sida förhandlade var runt 9,80 SEK/USD och månadsgenomsnittet ligger på 9,77. Garantin förväntas möjliggöra utlåning av upp till 30 000 000 USD (mobiliserat kapital) med en maximal garantitid (Availability Period) fram till 15 februari 2028, medan maximal löptid för respektive underliggande lån är 7 år vilket är i linje med SunFunders investeringspolicy. SunFunders mål är att ge ut lån till ett totalt värde av 178 000 000 USD i de båda fonderna. För att nå den volymen krävs flera institutionella investerare, både från privata och offentliga aktörer. Garantin har en riskdelning där Sida garanterar 70% i Mali, Madagaskar, Somalia, Sudan, Syd Sudan, Liberia och Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK) och 50% i övriga länder, resterande risk täcks av fonderna. Detta är en riskdelning som ligger väl i linje med andra liknade insatser. En 70% rikstäckning motiveras med den höga risken i de valda länderna samt att det ger ett ytterligare incitament för SunFunder att fokusera på de länder som Sida prioriterar. Sida bedömer att den resterande risken som BTG och SET och dess investerare står för är tillräcklig för att säkerställa en noggrann kreditbedömning i linje med deras existerande processer. I vissa av länderna som är prioriterade av Sida råder det stor osäkerhet kring det legala ramverket för utlåning till företag. Därför finns möjligheten att använda sig av s.k. off-shore låntagare som är registrerade i andra länder än landet där den slutliga investeringen görs. En förutsättning är att det sker med en sund struktur. Enligt SunFunder Inc betalar de operativa bolagen skatt i det land de är verksamma i. Garantiavtalets skrivning tillförsäkrar också Sida att garantin inte kommer att användas för lån till företag i länder som av EU bedöms som osunda utifrån skatteflyktperspektiv och som inte är i överensstämmelse med OECD Global Forum on Tax Transparency and Exchange of Information . Sida bedömer att utlåningen sker i enlighet med internationella normer och principer för ansvarsfulla investeringar och inom sunda och tydliga bolagsstrukturer som inte bidrar till skatteundandragande, penningtvätt eller finansiering av terrorism. Mot denna bakgrund bedömer Sida en låg risk. De båda fonderna stöds av SunFunders etablerade organisation med lokal närvaro. SunFunder Inc har ett dotterbolag SunFunder East Africa i Nairobi, där en stor del av den Afrikabaserade personalen är anställd. Detta bolag har ingen avtalskoppling till Sida. Nairobi-bolaget inkluderar sektor- och juridisk kompetens samt ett investeringsteam och en riskavdelning. Fonderna SET och BTG ägs av SunFunder Inc genom medlemskap, och har fått lån från flera olika investerare såsom The Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) och olika impact funds (sociala investeringsfonder). Dessa lån används i sin tur för utlåning till solenergiföretagen. Fonderna betalar förvaltningsavgift till SunFunder Inc på 2,85% av inlånat belopp under investeringsperioden och 2,30% på utestående belopp (minus det som är utestående mer än 180 dagar) resterande tid. Enligt Riksgäldskontoret uppskattas den förväntad förlusten för garantin till 1 335 806 USD (motsvarande cirka 13 miljoner SEK) varav 1 183 005,00 USD (motsvarande 11 392 342,00 SEK) subventioneras. Givet de omfattande transaktionskostnaderna, speciellt i flera av de länder som adresseras, kostsamt tekniskt stöd samt juridisk rådgivning som SunFunder Inc erbjuder företagen som skall låna pengar, bedömer Sida att kostnaden (subvention) för garantin är rimlig. Sidas fasta, årliga avgift som tas ut oavsett om garantin används eller inte innebär en risk för SunFunder då de måste betala även om de inte nyttjar garantin på grund av oförutsägbara förändringar i de länder de planerat utlåning i, t.ex. ökad konflikt eller ny lagstiftning som gör utlåning omöjlig. Sidas administrationskostnader för denna garanti är totalt 1 820 000 SEK beräknad på 1 100 000 SEK initieringskostnader och 720 000 SEK för uppföljningskostnader (90 000 SEK * 8 år). Fonderna betalar en initial avgift på 75 000 USD (722 250 SEK vid en växelkurs på 9,63 SEK/USD) som bokas som administrativ intäkt, Dessutom betalar de enligt premieplan, totalt 192 769 USD, varav 39 226 USD (377 746 SEK vid en växelkurs på 9,63 SEK/USD) bokas som intäkt för Sidas administrativa kostnader och 152 801 USD överförs till garantireserven hos Riksgälden för att täcka statens förväntade förlust i enlighet med Sidas nya avgiftsmodell. Den årliga uppföljningskostnader med belopp 90 000 SEK/år under garantiperioden, med totalt belopp 720 000 SEK, kommer att subventioneras från förvaltningsanslaget. Enhetschef för GARANTI kommer att fatta separata beslut för subvention av uppföljningsavgifter. Maximalt 3,75 MUSD av garantin får allokeras till ett enskilt land enligt garantiavtalet. En annan begränsning är att max 6 MUSD av garantiramen får allokeras till "Lower Middle-Income Countries" baserat på "DAC list of ODA Recipients". Syftet med den senare begränsningen är att fokus skall vara på "Other Low Income Countries and Least Developed Countries" där osäkerhet kring lagstiftning, politisk turbulens, valutarestriktioner samt olika utmaningar kring säkerheter gör att SunFunder inte kan låna ut utan en garanti. Additionaliteten förstärks av att garantin möjliggör ett lägre krav på säkerheter, att Sida täcker en större del av lånen i svåra marknader och den gör det möjligt för företag att bygga en kredithistorik och låna ut till produktiva investeringar. GARANTI och Hållbar bedömer risken för statsstöd som låg då Sida inte har någon möjlighet att påverka vilka företag som får låna av fonden och därmed får en fördel av garantin. Detsamma gäller för investerare då fonden är öppen för alla och Sida inte påverkar valet av investerare. GARANTI och Hållbar bedömer även att risken för statsstöd till SunFunder Inc är låg då det har gjorts en grundlig bedömning av marknaden och dess aktörer. SunFunder är den aktör som fokuserar på företag inom solenergi och som har efterfrågat en garanti. Sammanfattningsvis bedömer Sida att SunFunder är väl lämpad och har goda förutsättningar att genomföra insatsen framgångsrikt. Deras kapacitet är mycket god vad gäller strukturering av lån och riskbedömning av låntagarna. De har resurser internt (fysisk närvaro) och externt som säkerställer regelefterlevnad i de länder som de är verksamma i samt har prövad erfarenhet från att arbeta i sektorn på och i de utmanande marknaderna. Därutöver har de en väl utarbetad pipeline. SunFunder verkar i linje med International Finance Corporation’s (IFC’s) ”Performance Standards” och stödjer inga projekt som finns på IFCs exkluderingslista. SunFunder säkerställer även genom ett ”letter of commitment” (en typ av försäkran) att deras låntagare har åtagit sig att leva upp till GOGLA:s "Consumer Protection Code", vilket bland annat säkerställer mer hållbara och tillförlitliga system till slutanvändarna. Insatsens mål är att utöka marknaden för offgrid-energi i ett urval av afrikanska länder genom att Sida garanterar ett antal lån till företag inom sektorn under perioden 2019 - 2027. På sikt ska produktionen och tillgången till förnybar energi öka, vilket leder till ökad elektrifiering av hushåll och små och medelstora företag, särskilt inom servicesektorn och jordbrukssektorn, vilket i sin tur bedöms leda till utökade arbetstillfällen. I september 2020 utökades garantin med ett COVID-fönster med temporärt högre risktäckning för att möjliggöra utlåning i en högriskkontext under COVID. Fonden har som målsättning att bidra till att: Förse tre miljoner människor, eller 600 000 hushåll med förbättrad energitillgång Undvika utsläpp om 1 520 000 ton CO2ekvivalenter, d.v.s. 479 600 ton CO2 ekvivalenter per år Sidas garanti förväntas mobilisera mellan 46 och 62 miljoner USD i privat kapital (spannet beror på om utlåning sker i fall med hög risktäckning mindre utlåning, eller låg risktäckning mer utlåning). Sweden Sunfunder Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sunfunder Inc 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 11392342 0 0 0 0 0 0 11392342 0 11392342 Sunfunder Inc 11392342 Sunfunder Inc Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Increased production of, and access to, renewable energy Ökad produktion av och tillgång till förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13406-13406A0202 Sweden The proposed contribution aims at increasing access to finance for companies active in the off-grid renewable energy market in Sub-Sahara Africa though a Sida portfolio guarantee to a private finance intermediary named SunFunder. The aim of the contribution is to spur development and investments in the sector and borrowers will be solar companies mainly in Sida's development cooperation countries in Africa. Sida expects that this contribution will result in at least 600,000 new connections or 3 million people with access and a total reduction of CO2 emissions of around 1 760 000 tCO2e through 80 loans to 30 enterprises.SunFunder is a US, Delaware-based company that mobilizes investments to finance small and medium-sized energy companies (SMEs) in low-income countries at a reasonable rate. Since 2012, SunFunder has financed 64 loans with a total volume of 77 000 000 USD, of which 73% in Africa. The loans have enabled 6 million people to have access to energy. The efforts have also reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 530 tCO2e per year. SunFunder offers its investors a reasonable return on its investments and its borrowers’ reasonable terms on their loans. The total guarantee facility is 15 000 000 MUSD equivalent to 175 800 000 SEK (11,72 SEK/USD) and it will enable a total of 30 000 000 USD in loan over an 8-year period. The guarantee is a risk sharing facility where Sida covers 50% or 70% of the risk depending on the country, SunFunder covers the remaining 50% or 30% of risk. The risk sharing structure is motivated by the fact that some countries is riskier and those are countries prioritized by Sida. By providing more coverage, Sida incentivizes SunFunder to enter into and expand their footprint in those markets. Sida assess that the remaining risk covered by SunFunder and their investors are enough to avoid moral hazard and ensure a solid credit assessment. The Guarantee will be used by the two investment funds Solar Energy Transformation (SET) Fund and Beyond the Grid Solar Fund (BTG) which are separate investment vehicles, managed by SunFunder. SET and BTG are part of the agreement and SunFunder Inc is part of the agreement as Fund Manager. SET och BTG is owned by SunFunder Inc but are funded by various impact investors. These funds are used to finance solar businesses. The two funds pay a management fee of 2.5% to SunFunder Inc.SunFunder targets 178 000 000 MUSD of total lending in the two funds. To reach that volume, large-scale institutional investors, contributing with both equity and debt, from both private and public sources are required. Moreover, the SET and BTG deployments will be supported by SunFunder’s established local presence. This includes both sector- and legal expertise and a dedicated investment team and credit organization. SunFunder will lend to three types of customers i) Solar Home Systems (SHS), ii) Commercial and Industrial partners and iii) mini-grids (productive uses), all with solar as a basic technology. Maximum 3.75 MUSD of the guarantee ceiling can be allocated to one specific country according to the guarantee agreement. Another limitation is max 6 MUSD of the guarantee ceiling can be allocated "Lower Middle-Income Countries" based on "DAC list of ODA Recipients". The reason for this is that most loans should be extended to companies in "Other Low-Income Countries and Least Developed Countries" where the risks are high due to for example unclear regulatory environment, political turbulence and foreign exchange restrictions which makes it impossible to lend without a guarantee. Therefore, Sida assess that this guarantee is highly additional and the level of Sida risk coverage is reasonable. Additionality is further strengthened by the larger coverage in riskier countries, the reduced collateral requirement on guaranteed loans, it enables companies to build a credit history and finance projects with focus on productive uses. Den föreslagna insatsen finansieras under strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete i Afrika söder om Sahara, 2016-2021. Resultatområdet som är relevant för denna insats benämns "verka för en bättre miljö, hållbar användning av naturresurser, minskad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Specifikt resultat är ökad produktion av och tillgång till förnybar energi". Insatsen syftar till att genom Sidas garanti till SunFunder (SunFunder Inc.i egenskap av fondförvaltare, Beyond the Grid Solar Fund LLC (BTG) och Solar Energy Transformation Fund LLC (SET) som garantitagare (i det följande även ”fonderna”)) mobilisera kapital i form av lån till företag som säljer solenergiprodukter och system. SET och BTG avser att låna ut till tre olika typer av företag i) Solar Home Systems (SHS) (solpanelsystem för hemmabruk, ii) kommersiella och industriella partners och iii) mini-grids (små elnät) för produktiv användning, alla med sol som en basteknik. Syftet är att stimulera utvecklingen och investeringarna i den s.k. off-grid sektorn (utanför fasta elnätet) för energitjänster i Afrika. Låntagare är energiföretag i huvudsak Sidas samarbetsländer i Afrika. Dessa energiföretag är framför allt företag som levererar hemmasystem baserat på solenergi som ofta ger tre lampor och laddmöjligheter för mobil, mini-grids, större solpanelsystem eller olika sollösningar för jordbrukssektorn såsom pumpar och bevattningsanläggningar. Insatsen förväntas resultera i minst 600 000 anslutna kunder eller 3 miljoner människor samt en total minskning av koldioxidutsläppen på runt 1 760 000 tCO2e, beräknat enligt Global Association for the Off-grid Solar Energy Industrys (GOGLA) modeller. GOGLA är en sammanslutning av ca 160 företag inom solenergi som arbetar för utveckling av off-grid solenergimarknaden. SunFunder Inc är ett amerikanskt, Delaware-baserat företag som mobiliserar investeringar för att finansiera små och medelstora energiföretag (SME) i låginkomstländer till en rimlig ränta. SunFunder Inc har genom sina fonder sedan 2012 finansierat 64 lån till ett värde av 77 000 000 USD på marknaden för förnybar energi, därav 73% i Afrika. Lånen har möjliggjort att 6 miljoner människor har fått tillgång till energi. Insatserna har också minskat utsläppen av klimatgaser med 530 tCO2e om året. SunFunder strävar efter att erbjuda sina investerare avkastning strax under marknadsräntan. SunFunders utlåning har under årens lopp alltid skett via de fonder som de har satt upp och kapitaliserat med hjälp av olika investerare. I nuläget har SunFunder Inc tre fonder. Sidas motparter i garantiavtalet är de två fonderna SET och BTG som garantitagare samt SunFunder Inc i sin kapacitet som fondförvaltare. Samtliga parter är registrerade i USA/Delaware. Investerarna i fonderna utser fondförvaltaren. SunFunder Inc i egenskap av förvaltare och de två fonderna bedöms av GARANTI som lämpliga motparter på grund av deras goda kapacitet att förvalta och bedöma projekt samt fondernas relativt långa erfarenhet av utlåning till förnybara energiprojekt i södra Afrika, vilket är relevant för Sida. Den totala portföljgarantin (som är en icke-revolverande garanti) är 15 000 000 USD eller högst 175 800 000 SEK vid en kurs om 11,72 SEK/USD, steg 5, enligt Beslut ”Hantering av valutakurspåslag i garantiavtal”, september 2016 med uppdateringar tidig 2019. Detta representerar Sidas maximala åtagande. SunFunder vill ha en valutakudde på grund av att svenska kronan (SEK) har varit volatil. I år (2019) har den tappat värde och det är svårt att utesluta att den skulle försvagas ytterligare mot amerikanska dollarn (USD). Dagens kurs när Sida förhandlade var runt 9,80 SEK/USD och månadsgenomsnittet ligger på 9,77. Garantin förväntas möjliggöra utlåning av upp till 30 000 000 USD (mobiliserat kapital) med en maximal garantitid (Availability Period) fram till 15 februari 2028, medan maximal löptid för respektive underliggande lån är 7 år vilket är i linje med SunFunders investeringspolicy. SunFunders mål är att ge ut lån till ett totalt värde av 178 000 000 USD i de båda fonderna. För att nå den volymen krävs flera institutionella investerare, både från privata och offentliga aktörer. Garantin har en riskdelning där Sida garanterar 70% i Mali, Madagaskar, Somalia, Sudan, Syd Sudan, Liberia och Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK) och 50% i övriga länder, resterande risk täcks av fonderna. Detta är en riskdelning som ligger väl i linje med andra liknade insatser. En 70% rikstäckning motiveras med den höga risken i de valda länderna samt att det ger ett ytterligare incitament för SunFunder att fokusera på de länder som Sida prioriterar. Sida bedömer att den resterande risken som BTG och SET och dess investerare står för är tillräcklig för att säkerställa en noggrann kreditbedömning i linje med deras existerande processer. I vissa av länderna som är prioriterade av Sida råder det stor osäkerhet kring det legala ramverket för utlåning till företag. Därför finns möjligheten att använda sig av s.k. off-shore låntagare som är registrerade i andra länder än landet där den slutliga investeringen görs. En förutsättning är att det sker med en sund struktur. Enligt SunFunder Inc betalar de operativa bolagen skatt i det land de är verksamma i. Garantiavtalets skrivning tillförsäkrar också Sida att garantin inte kommer att användas för lån till företag i länder som av EU bedöms som osunda utifrån skatteflyktperspektiv och som inte är i överensstämmelse med OECD Global Forum on Tax Transparency and Exchange of Information . Sida bedömer att utlåningen sker i enlighet med internationella normer och principer för ansvarsfulla investeringar och inom sunda och tydliga bolagsstrukturer som inte bidrar till skatteundandragande, penningtvätt eller finansiering av terrorism. Mot denna bakgrund bedömer Sida en låg risk. De båda fonderna stöds av SunFunders etablerade organisation med lokal närvaro. SunFunder Inc har ett dotterbolag SunFunder East Africa i Nairobi, där en stor del av den Afrikabaserade personalen är anställd. Detta bolag har ingen avtalskoppling till Sida. Nairobi-bolaget inkluderar sektor- och juridisk kompetens samt ett investeringsteam och en riskavdelning. Fonderna SET och BTG ägs av SunFunder Inc genom medlemskap, och har fått lån från flera olika investerare såsom The Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) och olika impact funds (sociala investeringsfonder). Dessa lån används i sin tur för utlåning till solenergiföretagen. Fonderna betalar förvaltningsavgift till SunFunder Inc på 2,85% av inlånat belopp under investeringsperioden och 2,30% på utestående belopp (minus det som är utestående mer än 180 dagar) resterande tid. Enligt Riksgäldskontoret uppskattas den förväntad förlusten för garantin till 1 335 806 USD (motsvarande cirka 13 miljoner SEK) varav 1 183 005,00 USD (motsvarande 11 392 342,00 SEK) subventioneras. Givet de omfattande transaktionskostnaderna, speciellt i flera av de länder som adresseras, kostsamt tekniskt stöd samt juridisk rådgivning som SunFunder Inc erbjuder företagen som skall låna pengar, bedömer Sida att kostnaden (subvention) för garantin är rimlig. Sidas fasta, årliga avgift som tas ut oavsett om garantin används eller inte innebär en risk för SunFunder då de måste betala även om de inte nyttjar garantin på grund av oförutsägbara förändringar i de länder de planerat utlåning i, t.ex. ökad konflikt eller ny lagstiftning som gör utlåning omöjlig. Sidas administrationskostnader för denna garanti är totalt 1 820 000 SEK beräknad på 1 100 000 SEK initieringskostnader och 720 000 SEK för uppföljningskostnader (90 000 SEK * 8 år). Fonderna betalar en initial avgift på 75 000 USD (722 250 SEK vid en växelkurs på 9,63 SEK/USD) som bokas som administrativ intäkt, Dessutom betalar de enligt premieplan, totalt 192 769 USD, varav 39 226 USD (377 746 SEK vid en växelkurs på 9,63 SEK/USD) bokas som intäkt för Sidas administrativa kostnader och 152 801 USD överförs till garantireserven hos Riksgälden för att täcka statens förväntade förlust i enlighet med Sidas nya avgiftsmodell. Den årliga uppföljningskostnader med belopp 90 000 SEK/år under garantiperioden, med totalt belopp 720 000 SEK, kommer att subventioneras från förvaltningsanslaget. Enhetschef för GARANTI kommer att fatta separata beslut för subvention av uppföljningsavgifter. Maximalt 3,75 MUSD av garantin får allokeras till ett enskilt land enligt garantiavtalet. En annan begränsning är att max 6 MUSD av garantiramen får allokeras till "Lower Middle-Income Countries" baserat på "DAC list of ODA Recipients". Syftet med den senare begränsningen är att fokus skall vara på "Other Low Income Countries and Least Developed Countries" där osäkerhet kring lagstiftning, politisk turbulens, valutarestriktioner samt olika utmaningar kring säkerheter gör att SunFunder inte kan låna ut utan en garanti. Additionaliteten förstärks av att garantin möjliggör ett lägre krav på säkerheter, att Sida täcker en större del av lånen i svåra marknader och den gör det möjligt för företag att bygga en kredithistorik och låna ut till produktiva investeringar. GARANTI och Hållbar bedömer risken för statsstöd som låg då Sida inte har någon möjlighet att påverka vilka företag som får låna av fonden och därmed får en fördel av garantin. Detsamma gäller för investerare då fonden är öppen för alla och Sida inte påverkar valet av investerare. GARANTI och Hållbar bedömer även att risken för statsstöd till SunFunder Inc är låg då det har gjorts en grundlig bedömning av marknaden och dess aktörer. SunFunder är den aktör som fokuserar på företag inom solenergi och som har efterfrågat en garanti. Sammanfattningsvis bedömer Sida att SunFunder är väl lämpad och har goda förutsättningar att genomföra insatsen framgångsrikt. Deras kapacitet är mycket god vad gäller strukturering av lån och riskbedömning av låntagarna. De har resurser internt (fysisk närvaro) och externt som säkerställer regelefterlevnad i de länder som de är verksamma i samt har prövad erfarenhet från att arbeta i sektorn på och i de utmanande marknaderna. Därutöver har de en väl utarbetad pipeline. SunFunder verkar i linje med International Finance Corporation’s (IFC’s) ”Performance Standards” och stödjer inga projekt som finns på IFCs exkluderingslista. SunFunder säkerställer även genom ett ”letter of commitment” (en typ av försäkran) att deras låntagare har åtagit sig att leva upp till GOGLA:s "Consumer Protection Code", vilket bland annat säkerställer mer hållbara och tillförlitliga system till slutanvändarna. Insatsens mål är att utöka marknaden för offgrid-energi i ett urval av afrikanska länder genom att Sida garanterar ett antal lån till företag inom sektorn under perioden 2019 - 2027. På sikt ska produktionen och tillgången till förnybar energi öka, vilket leder till ökad elektrifiering av hushåll och små och medelstora företag, särskilt inom servicesektorn och jordbrukssektorn, vilket i sin tur bedöms leda till utökade arbetstillfällen. I september 2020 utökades garantin med ett COVID-fönster med temporärt högre risktäckning för att möjliggöra utlåning i en högriskkontext under COVID. Fonden har som målsättning att bidra till att: Förse tre miljoner människor, eller 600 000 hushåll med förbättrad energitillgång Undvika utsläpp om 1 520 000 ton CO2ekvivalenter, d.v.s. 479 600 ton CO2 ekvivalenter per år Sidas garanti förväntas mobilisera mellan 46 och 62 miljoner USD i privat kapital (spannet beror på om utlåning sker i fall med hög risktäckning mindre utlåning, eller låg risktäckning mer utlåning). Sweden Sunfunder Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sunfunder Inc 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10958043 10958043 0 10958043 Sunfunder Inc 10958043 Sunfunder Inc Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Increased production of, and access to, renewable energy Ökad produktion av och tillgång till förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13464 Sweden Support for the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Action Plan for Developing Countries (APDC) during the period 2021 - 2025. The contribution aims to strengthen developing countries' national standards and quality assurance systems through initiatives that contribute to increased knowledge and competence among national standardization bodies and other relevant stakeholders in developing countries. The APDC focuses on technical support for national standardization institutes, skills development through, for example, training, mentorship programs, regional and global exchanges, and support for increased and more effective participation in international standardization work in areas which are prioritized by the countries, based on their needs and interests. This is a global effort directed towards ISO member organizations stemming from 112 developing countries, with a focus on the 32 Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Sida's financing is SEK 33,500,000 over 5 years and goes to APDC in its entirety. Sida funding accounts for 41% of the total funding, with ISO and its members accounting for the remaining 59%. ISO's capacity development unit is responsible for the implementation and follow-up of APDC. Stöd till International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Action Plan for Developing Countries (APDC) för perioden 2021 - 2025. Insatsen har som mål att stärka utvecklingsländers nationella standard och kvalitetssäkringssystem genom insatser som bidrar till ökad kunskap och kompetens bland nationella standardiseringsorgan och andra relevanta aktörer i utvecklingsländer. ISOs arbete under APDC:n fokuserar på tekniskt stöd till nationella standardiseringsinstitut, kompetensutveckling, genom, till exempel, utbildningar, mentorskapsprogram, regionala och globala utbyten, och stöd för ett ökat och mer effektivt deltagande i det internationella standardiseringsarbetet inom områden som prioriterats av länderna, utifrån deras behov och intressen. Detta är en global insats som vänder sig till ISOs medlemsorganisationer från 112 utvecklingsländer, med särskilt fokus på de 32 länder som klassas som Minst Utvecklande Länder (MUL). Sidas finansiering är 33 500 000 SEK över 5 år och går till APDC i sin helhet. Sida finansiering utgör 41% av den totala finansieringen där ISO och dess medlemmar står för resterande 59%. ISOs kapacitetsutvecklingsenhet ansvarar för genomförande och uppföljning av APDC. Insatsen syftar till att stärka de nationella standardiseringsinstituten i utvecklingsländer (NSB). Mer specifikt omfattar detta att öka medvetenhet, kunskap och kapacitet för att utveckla, tillämpa och säkerställa efterlevnad av standarder på den inhemska marknaden samt för export. Insatsen syftar även till att stödja utvecklingsländers deltagande i ISOs internationella standardiseringsarbetet. Genom att stärka förutsättningar för utvecklingsländers export, samt efterlevnaden av standarder, inklusive inom miljöområdet, är målet för insatsen att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling, bättre levandsförhållanden och minskad miljöpåverkan i utvecklingsländer. Insatsens mål förväntas bidra till uppfyllandet av flera strategimål i strategin för Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029. Insatsen är relevant för mål kring handel, privatsektor utveckling och sysselsättning men även klimat/miljö mål kring energieffektivisering och grön omställning. Insatsens mål länkas dock främst till mål 1 och ses som en integrerad del av handelsportföljen. I linje med operationaliseringen av strategin förväntas insatsen bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå i utvecklingsländer, inklusive de minst utvecklade länderna (MUL), där ökad kapacitet inom standardiseringsområdet förväntas minska tekniska handelshinder (kopplat till uppfyllelsen av WTOs TBT avtal) och därmed förbättra tillgången till exportmarknader samt öka integrering i världshandeln. Insatsen är en viktig del av den övergripande handelsportföljen med sitt fokus på de internationella spelreglerna som förbättrar möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Trade-related adjustment Trade Policies & Regulations I avtalet med Sida låg en utvärdering inplanerad i syfte att tydligare belysa de socioekonomiska fördelarna av standarder. Planen var initialt att den skulle utföras till september 2024, men den blev klar först slutet av 2025. Att ISO valde att investera tid och egna resurser i studien visa på en stor ambitionshöjning vad gäller att stärka evidensbasen kring betydelsen av standarder. Utöver studien kring samhällseffekter som finansierades av Sida har ISO de senaste åren tagit flera initativ till att utvärdera och samla in data och fallstudier kring effekterna av standardisering. Nedan följer en kort översikt av några av dessa rapporter. i) Samhällseffekter av standarder ISO la mycket tid och resurser både interna och externa med hjälp av konsulten EY i arbetet med landstudier kring samhällseffekter av standarder. Mer specifikt syftade studien att hantera gapet mellan antagna och demonstrerade effekter av standarder, särskilt i utvecklingsländer, genom att komplettera kvalitativa berättelser med evidensbaserade data i hur standarder konkret omsätts i fördelar för organisationer och företag samt för samhället. Studien, som ISO refererar till som ett oberoende forskningsprojekt kring samhällspåverkan av standarder, tillämpade en blandad metodik i två länder, Bolivia och Etiopien, med fokus på viktiga ledningssystemstandarder, ISO 14000 och ISO 22000. Studien kombinerade enkäter, intervjuer och fallstudier för att fånga kvantitativa och kvalitativa data över ekonomiska, miljömässiga, hälsomässiga och sociala dimensioner. Även om övningen inte utgjorde en fullständig effektutvärdering och främst fokuserade på resultat på företagsnivå, etablerade den ett ramverk som ISO kan replikera för att ta fram ytterligare data kring hur standarder driver förändringar på landnivå. I Bolivia låg fokus på Environmental Management Systems (EMS) standarder, ISO 14000 serien. Företag som tillämpar standarderna rapporterade att dessa bidrog till mindre operationella risker och potentiellt lägre kostnader kopplade till miljö eller säkerhetsrisker. 81 % av företagen rapporterade en minskning av antal incidenter. Samhällseffekterna uppmättes som störst miljö och hälsomässigt då efterlevnad av standarder minskar risken av arbetsskador och miljöincidenter som läckage av miljöfarliga produkter (ISO Societal Impacts Final Report, November 2025, s. 28 och s 33, 54-55, DOX 21/000807-101) I Etiopien, som regelbundet drabbas av problem kring matsäkerhet, tittade landstudien på tillämpningen av Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS) standarder, ISO 22000 serien. Stora majoriteten av företag, 91 %, rapporterade att tillämpningen bidrog till minskade kostnader. Över 60 % av företagen rapporterade att standarden bidragit till nya processer kring förvaring och paketering av varor. Vad gäller samhällseffekter i termer av jobbskapande är resultaten inte lika entydiga. När hälften av företagen ansåg att nya arbetsprocesser till följd av nya standarder bidragit till nya jobb skapats, medan övriga var osäkra eller ansåg att inga jobb skapats. 9/10 av företagen som svarade på enkäten ansåg att FSMS genomförandet bidragit till ökade investeringar lokalt och förbättrad infrastruktur. Detta antyder att när flera företag investerar i certifiering och standardiseringsprocesser stärker inte detta endast deras interna processer men förbättrar även sektorns trovärdighet, vilket skapar förutsättningar till privata och statliga investeringar i sektorn. (ISO Societal Impacts Final Report, november 2025,s. 54-55 DOX 21/000807-101) EY och ISO mötte dock flera utmaningar i genomförandet av forskningen, inte minst vad gäller tillgång till data. Begränsad tillgång till data gjorde att Vietnam fick tas bort från studien. För att fånga resultat bortom företagsnivå till samhällsnivå och förändringskanaler tillämpades en kombination av kvantitativ med kvalitativa data. ISO planerar att ta arbetet vidare på egen hand och ytterligare förfina metodiken, skala upp datainsamlingen och fördjupa engagemanget på landnivå (ISO Societal Impacts Final Report, presentation, DOX 21/000807-101). ii) Ekonomiska effekter av standarder Mellan 2022 och 2023 genomförde ISO ett projekt för testa om metodiken Economic impact of standards - Methodological guidance passar för att studera de ekonomiska fördelarna med standarder i utvecklingsländer. Tidigare hade metoden främst använts i utvecklade länder. För projektet valdes sex länder ut Brasilien, Colombia, Indonesien, Jamaica, Senegal och Uganda. Länderna representerade olika regioner och olika landgrupper, från minst utvecklade länder till länder med övre medelinkomst. På nationell nivå visade rapporten för Indonesien att standardisering kunde kopplas till 21,2 % av tillväxten i arbetsproduktivitet och 14,5 % av tillväxten i BNP under perioden 1994-2019. En positiv effekt observerades även i Colombia, där resultaten tydde på att standardisering låg bakom 21,6 % av tillväxten i arbetsproduktivitet och 7,9 % av BNP-tillväxten under perioden 1990-2019. Bristen på data i Jamaica, Senegal och Uganda krävde justeringar av variablerna, vilket i sin tur påverkade tillförlitligheten hos resultaten. Till följd av rapporten har Uganda bett om hjälp för att förstå vilken typ av data som bör samlas in i framtiden för att undvika liknande problem. Detta understryker hur forskningsprojekt kan få oväntade effekter och bidra till kapacitetsbyggande på nationell nivå . (ISO Annual progress report 2024, 2025 s. 27,Dox: 21/000807-90) iii) World Development Report 2025 och evidensbasen kring standarder Världsbankens flaggskeppsrapport World Development Report (WDR) fokuserade 2025 på "Standards for Development". Rapporten fastställer att internationella standarder är oumbärliga för att möjliggöra globala värdekedjor. Särskilt för utvecklingsländer kan en effektiv användning av internationella standarder påskynda industriell utveckling, stärka små och medelstora företags konkurrenskraft, stödja politiska mål samt underlätta integration i den globala handeln. WDR bidrog till att lyfta standarders roll inom handel och stärkte evidensbasen kring vikten av internationella och harmoniserade standarder. (World Development Report, Standards for Development, 2025 Dox: 21/000807-103). ISO bidrog till rapportens innehåll och samarbetade nära med VB i utformningen av ett antal rekommendationer kring internationellt standardisering-arbete. Med utgångspunkt i dessa rekommendationer och rapportens slutsatser planerar Världsbanken och ISO att samarbeta vidare i olika initiativ och land-projekt. Under åren har ISOs arbete genererat ett stort antal resultat inom en bredd av olika tema. Nedan följer ett urval av tre resultat av särskild vikt. Tonvikt har lagts vid resultat där arbetet kommer tas vidare av ISO i partnerskap med andra aktörer. Resultaten visar även på hur Sidas bredare programstöd använts av ISO för att ta fram nya arbetsmetoder och initiativ som sedan kunnat skalats upp i olika projekt på nationell nivå och som fått stort intresse hos både utvecklingsländer och andra givare. ACTReF (afrikanska kontinentala ramverket för tekniska föreskrifter) och harmonisering av standarder: Ett bra exempel på hur ISO arbetat med public policy genom finansiering av Sida är workshopen om standarder och offentlig politik som anordnades för tio afrikanska länder i Sydafrika 2024. Workshopen samlade nationella standardiseringsorgan samt handels och miljöministerier, tillsammans med företrädare för WTO, Afrikanska unionens kommission (AUC), AfCFTA-sekretariatet och den afrikanska regionala standardiseringsorganisationen (ARSO). Detta ledde under 2025 till ett nytt initiativ där ISO stödjer AUC och AfCFTAsekretariatet i genomförandet av det nya afrikanska kontinentala ramverket för tekniska föreskrifter (ACTReF). Genomförandet av ACTRef ses som mycket viktigt för att främja handeln inom Afrika under AfCFTA, inte minst genom att stärka harmonisering av regelverk och anpassning till internationella eller regionala standarder. Som uppföljning av samarbete med WDR-rapporten om standarder 2025, har ISO och Världsbanken kommit överens om att ta fram en praktisk modell för ett ramverk för tekniska föreskrifter, som ska vägleda regeringar i arbetet med att reformera regelverk med utgångspunkt i internationella standarder. ISO är även i dialog med Trademark Africa om att stötta länder inom regionala projekt kring handelskorridorer, finansierat av EU. ISOs arbete med att reformera regelverk och främja harmonisering kring standarder mellan länder ses som ett strategiskt sätt att främja regional handel men anses även kunna gynna EU:s satsningar kring till Global Gatewayprojekt. Sida, inte minst genom den regionala strategin i Afrika är en stor givare till Trademark Africa vilket gör det särskilt intressant att följa detta samarbete på landnivå. Standards4Sustainability (S4S) och resultat för SMEs: Genom Sidas programstöd utvecklade ISO 2024 programmet Standards4Sustainability (S4S) för att hantera de utmaningar som småföretag står inför och för att visa hur standarder ger fördelar för företag av alla storlekar. S4Sprogrammet tillämpar en metod där ISO utbildar lokala konsulter för att hjälpa småföretag att införa ISO-standarder genom riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad. Parallellt får nationella standardiseringsorgan stöd för att arbeta mer effektivt med den privata sektorn. Bland programmets framgångshistorier finns Somfresh, ett kvinnoägt småföretag i Somalia som införde ISO 22000, ledningssystem för livsmedelssäkerhet, vilket resulterade i en försäljningsökning på 20 %. På samma sätt siktar Eldo Teas EPZ Ltd, ett kvinnoägt småföretag i Kenya som infört ISO 22000, på att uppnå certifiering år 2026 för att få tillträde till europeiska marknader, inklusive Sverige och Storbritannien. Certiferingen förväntas leda till en ökning av försäljningen av te och örtte med 55 %. (Final narrative report ISO APDC 2021-2026, s.22, 2026, Dokumentnummer 21/000807-110) AI policy och digital transformation: Givet vikten av AI och att denna teknologi utvecklas och tillämpas på ett ansvarsfullt sätt initierade ISO genom APDC4 riktade insatser för kapacitetsuppbyggnad i syfte att stärka kopplingen mellan teknikpolitik och standardisering. Initiativet AI Policy and Standards Capacity Building Journey (AI CBJ) förde samman beslutsfattare inom AI-området och nationella standardiseringsorgan från 15 länder i en samordnad insats som involverad tillsynsmyndigheter och standardiseringsorgan. Indonesien har som ett direkt resultat av AI CBJ hänvisat till ISO-standarder rörande AI och cybersäkerhet i nationella AI-policyer. De goda resultaten anser ISO bero på en arbetsmodell där policyarbete, kombineras med teknisk expertis och uppföljning på nationell nivå. ISO har även lanserat ett verktyg för digital förmåga, och nio ISO-medlemmar har fått eller får för närvarande stöd på nationell nivå för att ta fram en strategi för digital omvandling. (Final narrative report ISO APDC 2021-2026, s.3, 2026, 21/000807-110) No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13464-13464A0101 Sweden Support for the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Action Plan for Developing Countries (APDC) during the period 2021 - 2025. The contribution aims to strengthen developing countries' national standards and quality assurance systems through initiatives that contribute to increased knowledge and competence among national standardization bodies and other relevant stakeholders in developing countries. The APDC focuses on technical support for national standardization institutes, skills development through, for example, training, mentorship programs, regional and global exchanges, and support for increased and more effective participation in international standardization work in areas which are prioritized by the countries, based on their needs and interests. This is a global effort directed towards ISO member organizations stemming from 112 developing countries, with a focus on the 32 Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Sida's financing is SEK 33,500,000 over 5 years and goes to APDC in its entirety. Sida funding accounts for 41% of the total funding, with ISO and its members accounting for the remaining 59%. ISO's capacity development unit is responsible for the implementation and follow-up of APDC. Stöd till International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Action Plan for Developing Countries (APDC) för perioden 2021 - 2025. Insatsen har som mål att stärka utvecklingsländers nationella standard och kvalitetssäkringssystem genom insatser som bidrar till ökad kunskap och kompetens bland nationella standardiseringsorgan och andra relevanta aktörer i utvecklingsländer. ISOs arbete under APDC:n fokuserar på tekniskt stöd till nationella standardiseringsinstitut, kompetensutveckling, genom, till exempel, utbildningar, mentorskapsprogram, regionala och globala utbyten, och stöd för ett ökat och mer effektivt deltagande i det internationella standardiseringsarbetet inom områden som prioriterats av länderna, utifrån deras behov och intressen. Detta är en global insats som vänder sig till ISOs medlemsorganisationer från 112 utvecklingsländer, med särskilt fokus på de 32 länder som klassas som Minst Utvecklande Länder (MUL). Sidas finansiering är 33 500 000 SEK över 5 år och går till APDC i sin helhet. Sida finansiering utgör 41% av den totala finansieringen där ISO och dess medlemmar står för resterande 59%. ISOs kapacitetsutvecklingsenhet ansvarar för genomförande och uppföljning av APDC. Insatsen syftar till att stärka de nationella standardiseringsinstituten i utvecklingsländer (NSB). Mer specifikt omfattar detta att öka medvetenhet, kunskap och kapacitet för att utveckla, tillämpa och säkerställa efterlevnad av standarder på den inhemska marknaden samt för export. Insatsen syftar även till att stödja utvecklingsländers deltagande i ISOs internationella standardiseringsarbetet. Genom att stärka förutsättningar för utvecklingsländers export, samt efterlevnaden av standarder, inklusive inom miljöområdet, är målet för insatsen att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling, bättre levandsförhållanden och minskad miljöpåverkan i utvecklingsländer. Insatsens mål förväntas bidra till uppfyllandet av flera strategimål i strategin för Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029. Insatsen är relevant för mål kring handel, privatsektor utveckling och sysselsättning men även klimat/miljö mål kring energieffektivisering och grön omställning. Insatsens mål länkas dock främst till mål 1 och ses som en integrerad del av handelsportföljen. I linje med operationaliseringen av strategin förväntas insatsen bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå i utvecklingsländer, inklusive de minst utvecklade länderna (MUL), där ökad kapacitet inom standardiseringsområdet förväntas minska tekniska handelshinder (kopplat till uppfyllelsen av WTOs TBT avtal) och därmed förbättra tillgången till exportmarknader samt öka integrering i världshandeln. Insatsen är en viktig del av den övergripande handelsportföljen med sitt fokus på de internationella spelreglerna som förbättrar möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Sweden ISO/International Organization for Standardization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ISO/International Organization for Standardization 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3810545 8144793 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8144793 3810545 0 0 0 11955338 ISO/International Organization for Standardization 3810545 ISO/International Organization for Standardization 8144793 ISO/International Organization for Standardization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened conditions for free and fair trade Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13464-13464A0102 Sweden Support for the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Action Plan for Developing Countries (APDC) during the period 2021 - 2025. The contribution aims to strengthen developing countries' national standards and quality assurance systems through initiatives that contribute to increased knowledge and competence among national standardization bodies and other relevant stakeholders in developing countries. The APDC focuses on technical support for national standardization institutes, skills development through, for example, training, mentorship programs, regional and global exchanges, and support for increased and more effective participation in international standardization work in areas which are prioritized by the countries, based on their needs and interests. This is a global effort directed towards ISO member organizations stemming from 112 developing countries, with a focus on the 32 Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Sida's financing is SEK 33,500,000 over 5 years and goes to APDC in its entirety. Sida funding accounts for 41% of the total funding, with ISO and its members accounting for the remaining 59%. ISO's capacity development unit is responsible for the implementation and follow-up of APDC. Stöd till International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Action Plan for Developing Countries (APDC) för perioden 2021 - 2025. Insatsen har som mål att stärka utvecklingsländers nationella standard och kvalitetssäkringssystem genom insatser som bidrar till ökad kunskap och kompetens bland nationella standardiseringsorgan och andra relevanta aktörer i utvecklingsländer. ISOs arbete under APDC:n fokuserar på tekniskt stöd till nationella standardiseringsinstitut, kompetensutveckling, genom, till exempel, utbildningar, mentorskapsprogram, regionala och globala utbyten, och stöd för ett ökat och mer effektivt deltagande i det internationella standardiseringsarbetet inom områden som prioriterats av länderna, utifrån deras behov och intressen. Detta är en global insats som vänder sig till ISOs medlemsorganisationer från 112 utvecklingsländer, med särskilt fokus på de 32 länder som klassas som Minst Utvecklande Länder (MUL). Sidas finansiering är 33 500 000 SEK över 5 år och går till APDC i sin helhet. Sida finansiering utgör 41% av den totala finansieringen där ISO och dess medlemmar står för resterande 59%. ISOs kapacitetsutvecklingsenhet ansvarar för genomförande och uppföljning av APDC. Insatsen syftar till att stärka de nationella standardiseringsinstituten i utvecklingsländer (NSB). Mer specifikt omfattar detta att öka medvetenhet, kunskap och kapacitet för att utveckla, tillämpa och säkerställa efterlevnad av standarder på den inhemska marknaden samt för export. Insatsen syftar även till att stödja utvecklingsländers deltagande i ISOs internationella standardiseringsarbetet. Genom att stärka förutsättningar för utvecklingsländers export, samt efterlevnaden av standarder, inklusive inom miljöområdet, är målet för insatsen att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling, bättre levandsförhållanden och minskad miljöpåverkan i utvecklingsländer. Insatsens mål förväntas bidra till uppfyllandet av flera strategimål i strategin för Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029. Insatsen är relevant för mål kring handel, privatsektor utveckling och sysselsättning men även klimat/miljö mål kring energieffektivisering och grön omställning. Insatsens mål länkas dock främst till mål 1 och ses som en integrerad del av handelsportföljen. I linje med operationaliseringen av strategin förväntas insatsen bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå i utvecklingsländer, inklusive de minst utvecklade länderna (MUL), där ökad kapacitet inom standardiseringsområdet förväntas minska tekniska handelshinder (kopplat till uppfyllelsen av WTOs TBT avtal) och därmed förbättra tillgången till exportmarknader samt öka integrering i världshandeln. Insatsen är en viktig del av den övergripande handelsportföljen med sitt fokus på de internationella spelreglerna som förbättrar möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Sweden ISO/International Organization for Standardization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ISO/International Organization for Standardization 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7181554 7181554 7181554 7181554 7181554 7181554 0 21544662 ISO/International Organization for Standardization 7181554 ISO/International Organization for Standardization 7181554 ISO/International Organization for Standardization 7181554 ISO/International Organization for Standardization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13519 Sweden Church of Sweden, (CoS) and Norweigan Church Aid (NCA) have submitted a common programme proposal "Peace building in Ethiopia 2019-2020". With reference to the Strategy governing the Swedish development cooperation with Ethiopia 2019-2020 and the strategy goal "Streghthen democracy, gender equality and increased respect for human rights" Sida will decide to support the programme with a total budget of 15,5 MSEK. Sida will finance the programme with 9 MSEK and Norway with 6,5 MSEK. Norway will beside the common programme also financa an Eritrea component. Norway and Sweden will have two separate agreements. Act CoS will be the agreement partner to Sida and NCA will be the principal implementer on the ground in Ethiopia together with 6 other Ethiopian partners. The over all goal for the programme is to make the Ethiopian society more inclusive on woman and youth, more cohesive and advancing towards sustainable peace. The proposed programme will enable and mobilize religious actors/men /women and youth to promote social cohesion in Ethiopia, to build peace and to strengthening conflict handling mechanisms. The estimated time for implementation is 3 years which starts with a one year inception phase. The budget is about 9 MSEK. The programme is to be implemented on both national and local level. The main target group is religious actors, woman, men and youth representing faith communities and who are in a position to motivate and engage in promotion of social cohesion and conflict reducing work. The programme will focus on youth, both female and male and will aim to involve women in peace building processes. The program will also involve local, federal, and national administration, media practitioners, political actors, traditional leaders, religious leaders and by the government established peace building structures including the newly created Ministry of peace for example. The final beneficiaries of the the programme will be the communities and populations in the target areas. Svenska Kyrkan (SvK) har genom sin internationella verksamhet ansökt om stöd för programmet "Fredsbygge i Etiopien 2019-2022" tillsammans med Norweigan Church Aid (NCA). Med hänvisning till Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Etiopien 2016-2020 och särskilt strategimålet "Stärkt demokratisering, jämställdhet och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter" avser Sida att besluta om att finansiera programmet med en total budget om ca 15,5 MSEK. Där Sida kommer att finansiera 9 MSEK och Norge ca 6,5 MSEK av programmet. Norge kommer dessutom att finansiera en Eritreakomponent (utanför den angivna budgeten) som Sverige inte kommer att bidra till om 3 MNOK. Norge och Sverige kommer att ha var sitt avtal. Sida kommer att ingå avtal med SvK som kommer vidareförmedla pengar till NCA som i sin tur vidareförmedlar medel till 4 av de 6 Etiopiska partners (trossamfund) som ska implementera programmet. Dessa har valts ut som lämpliga pga. deras storlek och breda närvaro i det Etiopiska samhället. Implementeringen ska ske i områden runt om i Etiopien som är särskilt drabbade av våldsamma konflikter och där trossamfunden förväntas kunna ha en positiv inverkan. Dessa områden kommer närmare att analyseras och slutligen bestämmas under det inledande året av programmet. Det övergripande målet för programmet är att göra det etiopiska samhället mer inkluderande för kvinnor och ungdomar, uppnå social samexistens/samförstånd och ta steg mot hållbar fred. Programmet kommer att implementeras både på nationell och lokal nivå. Den primära målgruppen är religiösa ledare, kvinnor, män och ungdomar som representerar olika trossamfund och har möjlighet att påverka samhället i en inkluderande och fredlig riktning. Programmet verkar uttryckligen för att få med kvinnor och ungdomar i det fredsbyggande arbetet och inkluderar aktörer på nationell, federal och lokal nivå såsom media, politiker, traditionella ledare, religiösa ledare samt fredsbyggande aktörer som regeringen format såsom fredsdepartementet (Ministry of Peace). Den slutliga målgruppen som förväntas dra förmån av programmet är samhällen och befolkningen i de områden där programmet implementeras och ytterst hela den Etiopiska befolkningen. The overall goal for the programme is that the Ethiopian society will be more inclusive regarding women and youth, more cohesive and advancing notably towards sustainable peace. Outcomes of the intervention in order to achieve the overall goal are: Outcome 1: religious actors promote social cohesion, peace and reconciliation on local and national levels. Outcome 2:Women's participation and influence in promoting social cohesion, peace and reconciliation on local and national levels has increased. Outcome 3: Increased participation and influence of youth in peace processes Outcome 4: The programme providers capacity and quality of interventions are enhanced The ultimate beneficiaries of the programme will be the communities and populations in the target areas who will both develop their vision of a peaceful community and benefit from peaceful and inclusive co-existence between various groups and the advantages emanating from a peaceful society.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution COVID-19 control Conflict, Peace & Security Basic Health This Peace Building Program funded by Sweden and Norway, is a collaborative effort between Act Church of Sweden (Act CoS) and Norwegian Church Aid (NCA). The program, which was officially launched on September 1, 2019, aimed to achieve four interconnected outcomes related to social cohesion, peace, and reconciliation engaging interfaith actors, women and youth in faith. It was implemented in partnership with four local Faith-Based Organizations (FBOs), namely, Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahido Church Development and Interchurch Aid Commission (EOTC-DICAC), Ethiopian Muslims Relief and Development Association (EMRDA), Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus Peace Commission (ECCMY-PC), and the Inter-Religious Council of Ethiopia (IRCE). The programe was implemented in four regions (Amhara, Oromia, Gambella and parts of Afar regions). The programme has directly reached to more than 58,000 people (out of which 45% being Women), while over 1.1 million people (out of which 47% were Women) were indirectly reached through the local peace structures in the target areas. The main objective of the project was to facilitate and promote social cohesion, peace, and reconciliation through building intervention capacities of various peace structures, where faith actors, women, and youths make up of these groups. Specifically, the project aimed at increasing the participation and influence of faith actors, women, and youths through enhancing implementing partners', peace structures', and other community structures' capacities for quality project intervention, dialogue and consultations, and peacebuilding. Capacity building, establishing/strengthening peace structures, dialogue and consultation were key strategies employed to transform activities into outcomes. Over the course of three and half years, the program has made significant strides in achieving its objectives as described in the Final Programme Report. Some of the major achievement seen through this intervention, can be summarised as follows: As a result of this intervention, in various target areas, diverse religious actors are working together as one entity promoting social cohesion, peace and reconciliation. Some of these behavioural changes are shown in the joint celebration of religious festivities (Muslims, Christians, etc), joint messages denouncing violence and war, joint peace messages in Churches, Mosques, schools and in other public spaces and joint advocacy on issues of common concern. This is primarily the result of increased mutual trust, awareness on peace and reconciliation issues among religious actors. For ex. the religious leaders in Gasera, supported by EMRDA jointly advocating to secure land for worship for Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus, is one symbolic example of social cohesion within the context of Muslim dominance in the area. However, given the volatile conflict context in the country and involvement of various actors, close follow up and support is required to sustain these impacts. Furthermore, visible impact was documented in the report showing the result of this intervention in strengthening women's participation. For ex. womens role as key peace actors is recognized by faith actors including men and traditional leaders, women are actively engaging and influencing peace and reconciliation processes in different project locations; women are included in all local peace structures taking leadership positions with men; women alone peace groups were also established and actively engaging in peace and reconciliation processes. Despite that it takes more time to see deep and sustained impact, there were also sufficient documented evidence showing the program has impacted the youth to participate and influence peace and reconciliation processes in the target areas. Some of the key examples include youth in all of the project locations being organized in peace groups and engaged in diverse activities such as interfaith youth city cleaning demonstrating unity, and using social media and digital platform conveying messages on peace. As a result of this intervention, the local peace committees besides resolving conflicts, were also actively involved in conflict prevention activities in the target areas. One best example of this was how the Peace Committee from Kofele Woreda in collaboration with the peace committee and religious actors in Shashemene town played a crucial role in averting the conflict that was orchestrated to start in Shashemene in retaliation to the mob attack on a mosque in Gondar town in April 2022. At the national level, joint peace messages were organised by interfaith leaders to show solidarity and promote the social cohesion on pertinent issues, such as violence, assassinations, war, election and the like, which otherwise would be used and lead to a further divide in the society while damaging the social cohesion.The interventions have created trust among youth and motivation to act together irrespective of their differences. However, it should also be noted that in all project locations, youth unemployment is the biggest challenge making the youth vulnerable to manipulation from different actors. Therefore, it is key that the future programming should link peace initiatives for youth with development interventions to ensure sustainable impacts. Furthermore, as per the endline evaluation, several unintended results that affected the program were also exhibited, where one is related to the level of trust all conflicting parties had put in the FBOs. EMRDA and EOC-DICAC are worth mentioning as FBOs in this regard. EMRDA earned a high level of acceptance among the Christian denomination while EOC-DICAC earned similar acceptance among Muslims within a short time. Another frequently reported unintended consequence of this intervention was community members' assertiveness in dealing with rumors and divisive messages that could deteriorate the social cohesion. Finally, the other unintended result of this programme was the speed at which Christians and Muslims have started to reintegrate and support each other in building churches and mosques in two of the target areas (Kemise town and Bale zone). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13519-13519A0101 Sweden Church of Sweden, (CoS) and Norweigan Church Aid (NCA) have submitted a common programme proposal "Peace building in Ethiopia 2019-2020". With reference to the Strategy governing the Swedish development cooperation with Ethiopia 2019-2020 and the strategy goal "Streghthen democracy, gender equality and increased respect for human rights" Sida will decide to support the programme with a total budget of 15,5 MSEK. Sida will finance the programme with 9 MSEK and Norway with 6,5 MSEK. Norway will beside the common programme also financa an Eritrea component. Norway and Sweden will have two separate agreements. Act CoS will be the agreement partner to Sida and NCA will be the principal implementer on the ground in Ethiopia together with 6 other Ethiopian partners. The over all goal for the programme is to make the Ethiopian society more inclusive on woman and youth, more cohesive and advancing towards sustainable peace. The proposed programme will enable and mobilize religious actors/men /women and youth to promote social cohesion in Ethiopia, to build peace and to strengthening conflict handling mechanisms. The estimated time for implementation is 3 years which starts with a one year inception phase. The budget is about 9 MSEK. The programme is to be implemented on both national and local level. The main target group is religious actors, woman, men and youth representing faith communities and who are in a position to motivate and engage in promotion of social cohesion and conflict reducing work. The programme will focus on youth, both female and male and will aim to involve women in peace building processes. The program will also involve local, federal, and national administration, media practitioners, political actors, traditional leaders, religious leaders and by the government established peace building structures including the newly created Ministry of peace for example. The final beneficiaries of the the programme will be the communities and populations in the target areas. Svenska Kyrkan (SvK) har genom sin internationella verksamhet ansökt om stöd för programmet "Fredsbygge i Etiopien 2019-2022" tillsammans med Norweigan Church Aid (NCA). Med hänvisning till Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Etiopien 2016-2020 och särskilt strategimålet "Stärkt demokratisering, jämställdhet och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter" avser Sida att besluta om att finansiera programmet med en total budget om ca 15,5 MSEK. Där Sida kommer att finansiera 9 MSEK och Norge ca 6,5 MSEK av programmet. Norge kommer dessutom att finansiera en Eritreakomponent (utanför den angivna budgeten) som Sverige inte kommer att bidra till om 3 MNOK. Norge och Sverige kommer att ha var sitt avtal. Sida kommer att ingå avtal med SvK som kommer vidareförmedla pengar till NCA som i sin tur vidareförmedlar medel till 4 av de 6 Etiopiska partners (trossamfund) som ska implementera programmet. Dessa har valts ut som lämpliga pga. deras storlek och breda närvaro i det Etiopiska samhället. Implementeringen ska ske i områden runt om i Etiopien som är särskilt drabbade av våldsamma konflikter och där trossamfunden förväntas kunna ha en positiv inverkan. Dessa områden kommer närmare att analyseras och slutligen bestämmas under det inledande året av programmet. Det övergripande målet för programmet är att göra det etiopiska samhället mer inkluderande för kvinnor och ungdomar, uppnå social samexistens/samförstånd och ta steg mot hållbar fred. Programmet kommer att implementeras både på nationell och lokal nivå. Den primära målgruppen är religiösa ledare, kvinnor, män och ungdomar som representerar olika trossamfund och har möjlighet att påverka samhället i en inkluderande och fredlig riktning. Programmet verkar uttryckligen för att få med kvinnor och ungdomar i det fredsbyggande arbetet och inkluderar aktörer på nationell, federal och lokal nivå såsom media, politiker, traditionella ledare, religiösa ledare samt fredsbyggande aktörer som regeringen format såsom fredsdepartementet (Ministry of Peace). Den slutliga målgruppen som förväntas dra förmån av programmet är samhällen och befolkningen i de områden där programmet implementeras och ytterst hela den Etiopiska befolkningen. The overall goal for the programme is that the Ethiopian society will be more inclusive regarding women and youth, more cohesive and advancing notably towards sustainable peace. Outcomes of the intervention in order to achieve the overall goal are: Outcome 1: religious actors promote social cohesion, peace and reconciliation on local and national levels. Outcome 2:Women's participation and influence in promoting social cohesion, peace and reconciliation on local and national levels has increased. Outcome 3: Increased participation and influence of youth in peace processes Outcome 4: The programme providers capacity and quality of interventions are enhanced The ultimate beneficiaries of the programme will be the communities and populations in the target areas who will both develop their vision of a peaceful community and benefit from peaceful and inclusive co-existence between various groups and the advantages emanating from a peaceful society.  Sweden Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 3000000 3000000 8898000 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan 102000 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan 102000 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan 2898000 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan 3000000 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan 3000000 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of civil society to promote openness, accountability and greater respect for human rights Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13519-13519A0103 Sweden Church of Sweden, (CoS) and Norweigan Church Aid (NCA) have submitted a common programme proposal "Peace building in Ethiopia 2019-2020". With reference to the Strategy governing the Swedish development cooperation with Ethiopia 2019-2020 and the strategy goal "Streghthen democracy, gender equality and increased respect for human rights" Sida will decide to support the programme with a total budget of 15,5 MSEK. Sida will finance the programme with 9 MSEK and Norway with 6,5 MSEK. Norway will beside the common programme also financa an Eritrea component. Norway and Sweden will have two separate agreements. Act CoS will be the agreement partner to Sida and NCA will be the principal implementer on the ground in Ethiopia together with 6 other Ethiopian partners. The over all goal for the programme is to make the Ethiopian society more inclusive on woman and youth, more cohesive and advancing towards sustainable peace. The proposed programme will enable and mobilize religious actors/men /women and youth to promote social cohesion in Ethiopia, to build peace and to strengthening conflict handling mechanisms. The estimated time for implementation is 3 years which starts with a one year inception phase. The budget is about 9 MSEK. The programme is to be implemented on both national and local level. The main target group is religious actors, woman, men and youth representing faith communities and who are in a position to motivate and engage in promotion of social cohesion and conflict reducing work. The programme will focus on youth, both female and male and will aim to involve women in peace building processes. The program will also involve local, federal, and national administration, media practitioners, political actors, traditional leaders, religious leaders and by the government established peace building structures including the newly created Ministry of peace for example. The final beneficiaries of the the programme will be the communities and populations in the target areas. Svenska Kyrkan (SvK) har genom sin internationella verksamhet ansökt om stöd för programmet "Fredsbygge i Etiopien 2019-2022" tillsammans med Norweigan Church Aid (NCA). Med hänvisning till Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Etiopien 2016-2020 och särskilt strategimålet "Stärkt demokratisering, jämställdhet och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter" avser Sida att besluta om att finansiera programmet med en total budget om ca 15,5 MSEK. Där Sida kommer att finansiera 9 MSEK och Norge ca 6,5 MSEK av programmet. Norge kommer dessutom att finansiera en Eritreakomponent (utanför den angivna budgeten) som Sverige inte kommer att bidra till om 3 MNOK. Norge och Sverige kommer att ha var sitt avtal. Sida kommer att ingå avtal med SvK som kommer vidareförmedla pengar till NCA som i sin tur vidareförmedlar medel till 4 av de 6 Etiopiska partners (trossamfund) som ska implementera programmet. Dessa har valts ut som lämpliga pga. deras storlek och breda närvaro i det Etiopiska samhället. Implementeringen ska ske i områden runt om i Etiopien som är särskilt drabbade av våldsamma konflikter och där trossamfunden förväntas kunna ha en positiv inverkan. Dessa områden kommer närmare att analyseras och slutligen bestämmas under det inledande året av programmet. Det övergripande målet för programmet är att göra det etiopiska samhället mer inkluderande för kvinnor och ungdomar, uppnå social samexistens/samförstånd och ta steg mot hållbar fred. Programmet kommer att implementeras både på nationell och lokal nivå. Den primära målgruppen är religiösa ledare, kvinnor, män och ungdomar som representerar olika trossamfund och har möjlighet att påverka samhället i en inkluderande och fredlig riktning. Programmet verkar uttryckligen för att få med kvinnor och ungdomar i det fredsbyggande arbetet och inkluderar aktörer på nationell, federal och lokal nivå såsom media, politiker, traditionella ledare, religiösa ledare samt fredsbyggande aktörer som regeringen format såsom fredsdepartementet (Ministry of Peace). Den slutliga målgruppen som förväntas dra förmån av programmet är samhällen och befolkningen i de områden där programmet implementeras och ytterst hela den Etiopiska befolkningen. The overall goal for the programme is that the Ethiopian society will be more inclusive regarding women and youth, more cohesive and advancing notably towards sustainable peace. Outcomes of the intervention in order to achieve the overall goal are: Outcome 1: religious actors promote social cohesion, peace and reconciliation on local and national levels. Outcome 2:Women's participation and influence in promoting social cohesion, peace and reconciliation on local and national levels has increased. Outcome 3: Increased participation and influence of youth in peace processes Outcome 4: The programme providers capacity and quality of interventions are enhanced The ultimate beneficiaries of the programme will be the communities and populations in the target areas who will both develop their vision of a peaceful community and benefit from peaceful and inclusive co-existence between various groups and the advantages emanating from a peaceful society.  Sweden Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1306069 -1306069 -1306069 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan -1306069 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for prevention, management and resolution of conflicts by peaceful means. Stärkta förutsättningar för förebyggande, hantering och lösning av konflikter på fredlig väg Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13623 Sweden Mashambanzou has applied to Sida for funding of 6 417 500 million SEK to carry out the "The Dawn: New Day, New Opportunities and New Hope for People Living with HIV and AIDS project in Harare, during the period 2020-2022. The intervention aims at improving the quality of life of people living with, and those affected by HIV and AIDS through treatment, care and support of individuals, empowering families with knowledge and skills to effectively respond to the shocks of the HIV/AIDS and improve community resilience in dealing with HIV/AIDS. The contribution will be core funding and there will be no forwarding of funds. Mashambanzou will also receive SEK300 000 for the installation of solar system to improve sustainability of power supply. Mashambanzou har sökt 6 miljoner SEK från Sida för att genomföra projektet "The Dawn: New Day, New Opportunity and New Hope for People Living with HIV and AIDS” i Harare under perioden 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra livskvaliteten för människor som lever med - och de som drabbas av - HIV och AIDS genom behandling, vård och stöd för individer, samt genom att ge familjer kunskap och färdigheter för att effektivt hantera chockerna från HIV / AIDS och förbättra lokala samähllens motståndskraft i hanteringen av sjukdomen. Sida kommer också att finansiera installation av solpaneler. Bidraget kommer att vara kärnfinansierat från Sida och det kommer inte att göras andrahandsutbetalningar. Overall Project Objective To improve the quality of life of people living with, and those affected by HIV and AIDS through treatment, care and support of individuals, families and communities in and around Harare by December 2022.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Social mitigation of HIV/AIDS Other Social Infrastructure & Services The End of Project report covers a period of 4 years from 2020 to 2023. Mashambanzou Care Trust (MCT) received a Costed Extension which was covering the gap for 1 year from 2022 to 2023 and this was awarded to allow conclusion of activities that had not been concluded in the 3 years to several reasons including Covid 19 pandemic. Partnerships During the period under review, Mashambanzou Care Trust managed to form partnerships with Pharmaceutical & Chemical Distributors (Pvt) Ltd which goes towards MCTs efforts to sustain the Care Unit and Outreach operations with pharmaceutical supplies. Other partnerships forged included a partnership with Zim Meal, a local milling company to donate 300kg of meal mealie monthly as part of the nutrition programme that Mashambanzou Care Unit (MCU) works to provide their patients. This meets the monthly meal-mealie requirement for MCU, Nenyere Day Care Centre (NDCC) and Safe Houses. A partnership with Bakers Inn Zimbabwe resulting in a weekly donation of 60 loaves of bread, which meets the bread requirement for MCU, NDCC and Safe Houses. Engagement with Line Ministries MCT engaged the Ministry of Health and Child Care for a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that would result in the transfer of Care Unit medical staff onto the Government payroll. However, this would require a salary top-up allowance to ensure retention of the health care staff. If this endeavour is successful, a huge relief will be gained as the major and critical component for the project is the nursing care. Market Gardening/Income Generation A provision was made for the establishment of the market gardening, an activity which aims to provide 100% vegetable supplies for the Care Unit, NDCC and Safe Houses with surplus being sold to generate more income. This has already been initiated and will look to supporting the Care Unit if managed well for sustainability purposes. Day Care Centre Mashambanzou Care Trust managed to enroll 60 pupils for ECD A and ECD B learners without any challenges after covid restrictions had been lifted. The registration and change of name for the Day Care Centre is also work in progress. Safe Houses Because Mashambanzou Care Trust uses family centered support, MCT managed to maintain Safe Houses for care for abused children in need, children with parents or guardians who would have been admitted in the Care Unit and vulnerable children with parents or guardians suffering from psychiatric conditions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13623-13623A0101 Sweden Mashambanzou has applied to Sida for funding of 6 417 500 million SEK to carry out the "The Dawn: New Day, New Opportunities and New Hope for People Living with HIV and AIDS project in Harare, during the period 2020-2022. The intervention aims at improving the quality of life of people living with, and those affected by HIV and AIDS through treatment, care and support of individuals, empowering families with knowledge and skills to effectively respond to the shocks of the HIV/AIDS and improve community resilience in dealing with HIV/AIDS. The contribution will be core funding and there will be no forwarding of funds. Mashambanzou will also receive SEK300 000 for the installation of solar system to improve sustainability of power supply. Mashambanzou har sökt 6 miljoner SEK från Sida för att genomföra projektet "The Dawn: New Day, New Opportunity and New Hope for People Living with HIV and AIDS” i Harare under perioden 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra livskvaliteten för människor som lever med - och de som drabbas av - HIV och AIDS genom behandling, vård och stöd för individer, samt genom att ge familjer kunskap och färdigheter för att effektivt hantera chockerna från HIV / AIDS och förbättra lokala samähllens motståndskraft i hanteringen av sjukdomen. Sida kommer också att finansiera installation av solpaneler. Bidraget kommer att vara kärnfinansierat från Sida och det kommer inte att göras andrahandsutbetalningar. Overall Project Objective To improve the quality of life of people living with, and those affected by HIV and AIDS through treatment, care and support of individuals, families and communities in and around Harare by December 2022.   Sweden Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2417500 2000000 0 2417500 0 0 0 2000000 0 4417500 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 2417500 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 2000000 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved access to quality health care, including enhanced sustainability and capacity of the health system, with a focus on women and children. Förbättrad tillgång till god hälso- och sjukvård, inklusive stärkt hållbarhet och kapacitet i hälsosystemet, med fokus på kvinnor och barn. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-13623-13623A0102 Sweden Mashambanzou has applied to Sida for funding of 6 417 500 million SEK to carry out the "The Dawn: New Day, New Opportunities and New Hope for People Living with HIV and AIDS project in Harare, during the period 2020-2022. The intervention aims at improving the quality of life of people living with, and those affected by HIV and AIDS through treatment, care and support of individuals, empowering families with knowledge and skills to effectively respond to the shocks of the HIV/AIDS and improve community resilience in dealing with HIV/AIDS. The contribution will be core funding and there will be no forwarding of funds. Mashambanzou will also receive SEK300 000 for the installation of solar system to improve sustainability of power supply. Mashambanzou har sökt 6 miljoner SEK från Sida för att genomföra projektet "The Dawn: New Day, New Opportunity and New Hope for People Living with HIV and AIDS” i Harare under perioden 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra livskvaliteten för människor som lever med - och de som drabbas av - HIV och AIDS genom behandling, vård och stöd för individer, samt genom att ge familjer kunskap och färdigheter för att effektivt hantera chockerna från HIV / AIDS och förbättra lokala samähllens motståndskraft i hanteringen av sjukdomen. Sida kommer också att finansiera installation av solpaneler. Bidraget kommer att vara kärnfinansierat från Sida och det kommer inte att göras andrahandsutbetalningar. Overall Project Objective To improve the quality of life of people living with, and those affected by HIV and AIDS through treatment, care and support of individuals, families and communities in and around Harare by December 2022.   Sweden Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 2000000 2000000 2000000 1500000 0 0 5500000 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 2000000 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 1500000 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 2000000 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including enjoyment of and respect for SRHR Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive åtnjutande av och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13809 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified Multisector education/training Other Multisector SE-0-SE-6-13809-13809A0101 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Sweden UNITAR/United Nations Institute for Training and Research Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1713060 1454072 598787 512434 695547 1454072 1713060 -828426 512434 0 731666 0 0 0 0 1111221 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College 3167132 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College 1713060.1399999999 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College 1454071.76 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College 695547.04 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College -828426.33 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College 731666.47 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College 512433.86 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13809-13809A0102 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Sweden UNITAR/United Nations Institute for Training and Research Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -15000 -15000 -15000 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College -14999.91 UNSSC/United Nations System Staff College Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13824 Sweden The African Development Bank (AfDB) has applied to Sida for funding of 75 million SEK to carry out the "Affirmative Finance Action for Women in Africa (AFAWA) initiative" in Africa during the period 2020-2022. The total period of implementation of the program is 5 years with the possibility for extension though the Swedish support is for 2020-2022. The intervention aims at closing the financing gap for women in Africa by (i) mobilize guarantees for de-risking lending to Women Empowered Businesses (WEBs) (ii) provide direct technical assistance to Private Finance Institutions (PFIs) and WEBs and (iii) Support a conducive policy, legal and regulatory environment in the respective targeted countries to foster the participation of WEBs. Among these pillars of the intervention, the planned support from Swedish Strategy for Regional Development Cooperation with Sub-Saharan Africa will go towards the technical assistance and enabling environment components. AfDB will implement the initiative with different partners including the African Guarantee Fund, private finance institutions, governments, the African Union (AU), Regional Economic Commissions (RECs), and UN Women. The intervention’s budget for the TA and enabling environment is initially estimated to be roughly 750 Million SEK (75M USD). However, the ambition from AfDB and the commitment from donors has arisen with USD 79.945 million already mobilized from the donors in 2019. These include written commitments from the Governments of France (USD 25 million), the Netherlands (USD 27.945 million), and the United Kingdom (USD 12 million), and pledges from Italy (USD 11 million), and the European Union (USD 4 million). A Gender Equality Trust Fund is established to as a mechanism to channel these resources which is hosted within AfDB’s Gender, Women and Civil Society Department (AHGC). Afrikanska utvecklingsbanken (AfDB) har ansökt hos Sida om finansiering motsvarande 75 MSEK för att genomföra "Affirmative Finance Action for Women in Africa (AFAWA) initiative" under 2020-2022. Programmet är femårigt och stödet kan komma att förlängas. Svenskt stöd föreslås i nuläget för 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till att öka tillgängligheten till finansiella tjänster för kvinnor i Afrika genom (i) mobilisera garantier för kvinnors företagande (ii) ge tekniskt stöd till privata finansiella institutioner och kvinnoledda/ägda företag och (iii) verka för konstruktiv och stödjande policyer, lagstiftning och regleringar i de respektive utvalda länderna. Stöd från strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika söder om Sahara kommer att gå till komponenterna för tekniskt stöd respektive policy och lagstiftning (enabling environment). Afrikanska utvecklingsbanken kommer att implementera insatsen tillsammans med flera partners, däribland African Guarantee Fund, privata finansiella institutioner, regeringar, AU, RECs och UN Women. Insatsens budget för de två utvalda komponenterna uppskattas initialt till 750 MSEK (75 MUSD). Ambitionen från banken och givares stöd har därefter ökats. 79 945 MUSD har redan under 2019 mobiliserats. Detta omfattar skriftliga löften från Frankrike (25 MUSD), Nederländerna ( 27,945 MUSD) och Storbritannien (12 MUSD) och åtaganden från Italien (11 MUSD) och EU (4 MUSD). En gemensam fond för jämställdhet (Gender Equality Trust Fund) har etablerats inom Afrikanska Utvecklingsbankens avdelning för Gender, Women and Civil Society som en mekanism för att kanalisera dessa resurser, The AFAWA program aims to bridge the finance gap for women entrepreneurs and drastically transform the financial landscape in Africa through the following outcomes. i.  Women Empowered Businesses increasingly access credit facilities from Private Finance Institutions ii. Women Empowered Businesses increasingly use financial services offered by the Private Finance Institutions iii. Private Finance Institutions improve and diversify their product offering/services to Women Empowered Businesses and iv. The Policy, legal and regulatory environment is strengthened to foster the participation of Women Empowered Businesses Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general AFAWA continued increasing access to finance for women entrepreneurs: -Cumulative loans facilitated increased from USD 781 million in 2024 to USD 1.054 billion in 2025 (35% growth). -More than 15,500 women-owned and women-led SMEs gained access to finance, exceeding progress toward the 2027 target of 18,000 businesses. -Financing reached women entrepreneurs through a network of 139 partner financial institutions in 39 countries. The annual impact report witnessed that, partner financial institutions were able to increase lending to women-owned businesses due to the AFAWA Guarantee for Growth (G4G) risk-sharing facility, which reduced perceived lending risks. AFAWA significantly contributes to Job Creation and Economic Growth by supporting businesses. -An estimated 98,000 jobs were supported, compared with 72,700 in 2024. -Approximately 25,300 jobs were created in 2025 alone. -Estimated annual income generated by supported WSMEs increased from USD 625 million to USD 843 million. AFAWA's technical assistance improved the capacity of financial institutions to serve women entrepreneurs: -25 financial institutions received targeted capacity-building support (4 of them in 2025). -So far, 1,864 staff members from partner financial institutions have been trained. -The number of institutions offering products specifically targeting women SMEs increased from 21 to 25. The technical assistance also improved business readiness and financial literacy of WSME by enabling women 7,900 entrepreneurs receive capacity-development support. WEEP Cohort 1 reached 98% of its target, supporting 7,896 women-led SMEs. Under the Enabling Environment AFAWA generated evidence to support policy reforms and ecosystem development. -Five country diagnostics completed and published (Madagascar, Eswatini, Tunisia, Côte d'Ivoire, and Ghana). -Mapping of 409 Women Business Associations across 16 countries completed. -New informality-to-formality projects launched in Tunisia, São Tomé and Príncipe, and other countries. Moreover, AFAWA is contributing to unexpected results as well. The program has generated substantial growth despite a largely unchanged guaranteed portfolio. Guarantee value remained almost flat (USD 486 million to USD 495 million) yet cumulative lending increased by 35%. Women entrepreneur financing through the Risk Sharing Mechanism increased from USD 144 million to USD 252.2 million in one year. This demonstrated that optimizing utilization and strengthening partner capacity can generate additional lending without requiring immediate increases in guaranteed capital. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13824-13824A0101 Sweden The African Development Bank (AfDB) has applied to Sida for funding of 75 million SEK to carry out the "Affirmative Finance Action for Women in Africa (AFAWA) initiative" in Africa during the period 2020-2022. The total period of implementation of the program is 5 years with the possibility for extension though the Swedish support is for 2020-2022. The intervention aims at closing the financing gap for women in Africa by (i) mobilize guarantees for de-risking lending to Women Empowered Businesses (WEBs) (ii) provide direct technical assistance to Private Finance Institutions (PFIs) and WEBs and (iii) Support a conducive policy, legal and regulatory environment in the respective targeted countries to foster the participation of WEBs. Among these pillars of the intervention, the planned support from Swedish Strategy for Regional Development Cooperation with Sub-Saharan Africa will go towards the technical assistance and enabling environment components. AfDB will implement the initiative with different partners including the African Guarantee Fund, private finance institutions, governments, the African Union (AU), Regional Economic Commissions (RECs), and UN Women. The intervention’s budget for the TA and enabling environment is initially estimated to be roughly 750 Million SEK (75M USD). However, the ambition from AfDB and the commitment from donors has arisen with USD 79.945 million already mobilized from the donors in 2019. These include written commitments from the Governments of France (USD 25 million), the Netherlands (USD 27.945 million), and the United Kingdom (USD 12 million), and pledges from Italy (USD 11 million), and the European Union (USD 4 million). A Gender Equality Trust Fund is established to as a mechanism to channel these resources which is hosted within AfDB’s Gender, Women and Civil Society Department (AHGC). Afrikanska utvecklingsbanken (AfDB) har ansökt hos Sida om finansiering motsvarande 75 MSEK för att genomföra "Affirmative Finance Action for Women in Africa (AFAWA) initiative" under 2020-2022. Programmet är femårigt och stödet kan komma att förlängas. Svenskt stöd föreslås i nuläget för 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till att öka tillgängligheten till finansiella tjänster för kvinnor i Afrika genom (i) mobilisera garantier för kvinnors företagande (ii) ge tekniskt stöd till privata finansiella institutioner och kvinnoledda/ägda företag och (iii) verka för konstruktiv och stödjande policyer, lagstiftning och regleringar i de respektive utvalda länderna. Stöd från strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika söder om Sahara kommer att gå till komponenterna för tekniskt stöd respektive policy och lagstiftning (enabling environment). Afrikanska utvecklingsbanken kommer att implementera insatsen tillsammans med flera partners, däribland African Guarantee Fund, privata finansiella institutioner, regeringar, AU, RECs och UN Women. Insatsens budget för de två utvalda komponenterna uppskattas initialt till 750 MSEK (75 MUSD). Ambitionen från banken och givares stöd har därefter ökats. 79 945 MUSD har redan under 2019 mobiliserats. Detta omfattar skriftliga löften från Frankrike (25 MUSD), Nederländerna ( 27,945 MUSD) och Storbritannien (12 MUSD) och åtaganden från Italien (11 MUSD) och EU (4 MUSD). En gemensam fond för jämställdhet (Gender Equality Trust Fund) har etablerats inom Afrikanska Utvecklingsbankens avdelning för Gender, Women and Civil Society som en mekanism för att kanalisera dessa resurser, The AFAWA program aims to bridge the finance gap for women entrepreneurs and drastically transform the financial landscape in Africa through the following outcomes. i.  Women Empowered Businesses increasingly access credit facilities from Private Finance Institutions ii. Women Empowered Businesses increasingly use financial services offered by the Private Finance Institutions iii. Private Finance Institutions improve and diversify their product offering/services to Women Empowered Businesses and iv. The Policy, legal and regulatory environment is strengthened to foster the participation of Women Empowered Businesses Sweden Afr.DB/African Development Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Afr.DB/African Development Bank 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 20000000 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000000 20000000 45000000 Afr.DB/African Development Bank 20000000 Afr.DB/African Development Bank 25000000 Afr.DB/African Development Bank Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Improved conditions, especially for women and young people, for productive employment with decent working conditions Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiva arbetstillfällen med anständiga arbetsvillkor, framförallt för kvinnor och ungdomar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13824-13824A0102 Sweden The African Development Bank (AfDB) has applied to Sida for funding of 75 million SEK to carry out the "Affirmative Finance Action for Women in Africa (AFAWA) initiative" in Africa during the period 2020-2022. The total period of implementation of the program is 5 years with the possibility for extension though the Swedish support is for 2020-2022. The intervention aims at closing the financing gap for women in Africa by (i) mobilize guarantees for de-risking lending to Women Empowered Businesses (WEBs) (ii) provide direct technical assistance to Private Finance Institutions (PFIs) and WEBs and (iii) Support a conducive policy, legal and regulatory environment in the respective targeted countries to foster the participation of WEBs. Among these pillars of the intervention, the planned support from Swedish Strategy for Regional Development Cooperation with Sub-Saharan Africa will go towards the technical assistance and enabling environment components. AfDB will implement the initiative with different partners including the African Guarantee Fund, private finance institutions, governments, the African Union (AU), Regional Economic Commissions (RECs), and UN Women. The intervention’s budget for the TA and enabling environment is initially estimated to be roughly 750 Million SEK (75M USD). However, the ambition from AfDB and the commitment from donors has arisen with USD 79.945 million already mobilized from the donors in 2019. These include written commitments from the Governments of France (USD 25 million), the Netherlands (USD 27.945 million), and the United Kingdom (USD 12 million), and pledges from Italy (USD 11 million), and the European Union (USD 4 million). A Gender Equality Trust Fund is established to as a mechanism to channel these resources which is hosted within AfDB’s Gender, Women and Civil Society Department (AHGC). Afrikanska utvecklingsbanken (AfDB) har ansökt hos Sida om finansiering motsvarande 75 MSEK för att genomföra "Affirmative Finance Action for Women in Africa (AFAWA) initiative" under 2020-2022. Programmet är femårigt och stödet kan komma att förlängas. Svenskt stöd föreslås i nuläget för 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till att öka tillgängligheten till finansiella tjänster för kvinnor i Afrika genom (i) mobilisera garantier för kvinnors företagande (ii) ge tekniskt stöd till privata finansiella institutioner och kvinnoledda/ägda företag och (iii) verka för konstruktiv och stödjande policyer, lagstiftning och regleringar i de respektive utvalda länderna. Stöd från strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika söder om Sahara kommer att gå till komponenterna för tekniskt stöd respektive policy och lagstiftning (enabling environment). Afrikanska utvecklingsbanken kommer att implementera insatsen tillsammans med flera partners, däribland African Guarantee Fund, privata finansiella institutioner, regeringar, AU, RECs och UN Women. Insatsens budget för de två utvalda komponenterna uppskattas initialt till 750 MSEK (75 MUSD). Ambitionen från banken och givares stöd har därefter ökats. 79 945 MUSD har redan under 2019 mobiliserats. Detta omfattar skriftliga löften från Frankrike (25 MUSD), Nederländerna ( 27,945 MUSD) och Storbritannien (12 MUSD) och åtaganden från Italien (11 MUSD) och EU (4 MUSD). En gemensam fond för jämställdhet (Gender Equality Trust Fund) har etablerats inom Afrikanska Utvecklingsbankens avdelning för Gender, Women and Civil Society som en mekanism för att kanalisera dessa resurser, The AFAWA program aims to bridge the finance gap for women entrepreneurs and drastically transform the financial landscape in Africa through the following outcomes. i.  Women Empowered Businesses increasingly access credit facilities from Private Finance Institutions ii. Women Empowered Businesses increasingly use financial services offered by the Private Finance Institutions iii. Private Finance Institutions improve and diversify their product offering/services to Women Empowered Businesses and iv. The Policy, legal and regulatory environment is strengthened to foster the participation of Women Empowered Businesses Sweden Afr.DB/African Development Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Afr.DB/African Development Bank 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 30000000 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 30000000 0 50000000 Afr.DB/African Development Bank 30000000 Afr.DB/African Development Bank 20000000 Afr.DB/African Development Bank Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for open, inclusive and sustainable trade as well as regional and continental economic integration and food security Stärkta förutsättningar för öppen, inkluderande och hållbar handel samt regional och kontinental ekonomisk integration och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13857 Sweden The contribution is for 2 JPO positions with UNEP, one in Nairobi, Kenya and the other one in Geneva, Switzerland (the latter's work is focused on supporting PAGE countries 2020-2023).. Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human Resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes , as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placement around the World. The contributions further aims at fullfilling the Strategy for capacity development, partnerships and methods that support the Agenda 2030. The positions to be financed are : 1. JPO - Partnership for Action on Green Economy, Geneva, Switzerland 2. JPO - GEF International Waters Portfolio, Nairobi, Kenya Insatsen avser två Junior Professional Officers (JPO) med United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). En placering i Nairobi, Kenya och en i Geneve (den sistnämndas arbete är inriktat på att stötta PAGE-countries 2020-2023). Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN:s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om världen. Insatsen bidrar även till Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022. Tjänsterna som ska finansieras är som följer 1. JPO - Partnership for Action on Green Economy, Geneva, Switzerland 2. JPO - GEF International Waters Portfolio, Nairobi, Kenya Se bifogade arbetsbeskrivningar (ToR) för mer information. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområde. Bidra till delmålen inom kapacitetsutvecklingstrategin som syftar till en bredare svenska resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svenska represenation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingsarbetet 2) Öka användning och återföring av svenska kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingsarebete. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Argentina Burkina Faso Brazil China Ghana Guatemala Guyana Indonesia India Kenya Kyrgyzstan Cambodia Kazakhstan Morocco Mongolia Mauritius Peru Rwanda Senegal Caribbean, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Uppnådda resultat: Genom JPO-programmet väntades deltagaren få relevant kunskap om FN-systemet, en god grund för att kunna söka sig vidare inom FN och fortsatt bidra till genomförandet av dess program. Deltagaren fullföljde samtliga 3 år på UNEP i Genève. JPO:n har av personliga skäl valt att inte söka vidare tjänst inom FN-systemet men har god kontakt med sin tidigare chef på UNEP. Bedömning av uppnådda resultat i förhållande till insatsens mål: Målet bedöms vara uppnått då sekunderingen bidragit till att uppnå delmål inom målområde 4 av KAPAMEstrategin. Detta går i linje med resursbasutveckling. Bedömning av uppnådda resultat i förhållande till insatsens mål: tillfredsställande. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13857-13857A0101 Sweden The contribution is for 2 JPO positions with UNEP, one in Nairobi, Kenya and the other one in Geneva, Switzerland (the latter's work is focused on supporting PAGE countries 2020-2023).. Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human Resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes , as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placement around the World. The contributions further aims at fullfilling the Strategy for capacity development, partnerships and methods that support the Agenda 2030. The positions to be financed are : 1. JPO - Partnership for Action on Green Economy, Geneva, Switzerland 2. JPO - GEF International Waters Portfolio, Nairobi, Kenya Insatsen avser två Junior Professional Officers (JPO) med United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). En placering i Nairobi, Kenya och en i Geneve (den sistnämndas arbete är inriktat på att stötta PAGE-countries 2020-2023). Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN:s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om världen. Insatsen bidrar även till Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022. Tjänsterna som ska finansieras är som följer 1. JPO - Partnership for Action on Green Economy, Geneva, Switzerland 2. JPO - GEF International Waters Portfolio, Nairobi, Kenya Se bifogade arbetsbeskrivningar (ToR) för mer information. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområde. Bidra till delmålen inom kapacitetsutvecklingstrategin som syftar till en bredare svenska resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svenska represenation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingsarbetet 2) Öka användning och återföring av svenska kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingsarebete. 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Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human Resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes , as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placement around the World. The contributions further aims at fullfilling the Strategy for capacity development, partnerships and methods that support the Agenda 2030. The positions to be financed are : 1. JPO - Partnership for Action on Green Economy, Geneva, Switzerland 2. JPO - GEF International Waters Portfolio, Nairobi, Kenya Insatsen avser två Junior Professional Officers (JPO) med United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). En placering i Nairobi, Kenya och en i Geneve (den sistnämndas arbete är inriktat på att stötta PAGE-countries 2020-2023). Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN:s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om världen. Insatsen bidrar även till Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022. Tjänsterna som ska finansieras är som följer 1. JPO - Partnership for Action on Green Economy, Geneva, Switzerland 2. JPO - GEF International Waters Portfolio, Nairobi, Kenya Se bifogade arbetsbeskrivningar (ToR) för mer information. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområde. Bidra till delmålen inom kapacitetsutvecklingstrategin som syftar till en bredare svenska resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svenska represenation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingsarbetet 2) Öka användning och återföring av svenska kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingsarebete. 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Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13869 Sweden Sweden has committed to contribute to the implementation of the 2030 Agenda by providing staff working with, and through, the various mandates of the UN agencies and the World Bank in low- and middle income countries. This contribution aims to support the implementation of the 2030 Agenda, with a strong connection to SDG Objective 3 on health and well-being, by providing staff in prioritized areas. This contribution is also supporting the WHO campaign, "the year of the nurse and midwife". The year 2020 is significant for WHO in the context of nursing and midwifery strengthening for Universal Health Coverage. Sida therefore intend to finance five midwifery positions through the UNV modality Fully Funded Programme. The positions will be placed at UNFPA and WHO in the following countries: Tanzania, Sudan, Rwanda (UNFPA), Nepal and Malawi (WHO). Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i låg- och medelinkomstländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN-organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. Insatsen bidrar till genomförandet av Agenda 2030, med stark koppling till SDG-mål nr 3, genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Den här insatsen avser finansiering av fem barnmorsketjänster genom UNV:s Fully Funded Programme, under ett års tid. Insatsen är ett av Sidas bidrag för att stödja WHO:s kampanj sjuksköterskans och barnmorskans år, som initierats i syfte att uppmärksamma världen på att utan dessa yrkesgrupper skulle ingen hälso- och sjukvård fungera. De totalt fem tjänsterna kommer att placeras på UNFPA (tre stycken) och WHO (två stycken). Tjänsternas placeringar och länder har beslutats i dialog med mottagande FN-organisationer och är följande: Tanzania, Sudan, Rwanda (UNFPA), Nepal och Malawi (WHO). Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i låg- och medelinkomstländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN-organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. Insatsen bidrar till genomförandet av Agenda 2030, med stark koppling till SDG-mål nr 3 "god hälsa och välbefinnande", genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Insatsen bidrar till WHO:s pågående kampanj som syftar till att uppmärksamma sjuksköterskor och barnmorskors arbete världen över. Insatsen omfattar fem barnmorsketjänster som finansieras av Sida under initialt ett års tid. Tjänsterna kanaliseras genom United Nations Volunteers (UNV) Programme (Fully Funded) med utplacering på UNFPA och WHO. Inom ramen för insasten ingår också annonsering av tjänsterna i Barnmorskeförbundets tidskrift Jordemodern. Insatsen är förenlig med strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och Agenda 2030 (KAPAME), i synnerhet beträffande målområdet svensk resursbasutveckling. I enlighet med målområdet för svensk resursbasutveckling förväntas den här insatsen att bidra till delmålen:  - Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, samt; - Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 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No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13869-13869A0101 Sweden Sweden has committed to contribute to the implementation of the 2030 Agenda by providing staff working with, and through, the various mandates of the UN agencies and the World Bank in low- and middle income countries. This contribution aims to support the implementation of the 2030 Agenda, with a strong connection to SDG Objective 3 on health and well-being, by providing staff in prioritized areas. This contribution is also supporting the WHO campaign, "the year of the nurse and midwife". The year 2020 is significant for WHO in the context of nursing and midwifery strengthening for Universal Health Coverage. Sida therefore intend to finance five midwifery positions through the UNV modality Fully Funded Programme. The positions will be placed at UNFPA and WHO in the following countries: Tanzania, Sudan, Rwanda (UNFPA), Nepal and Malawi (WHO). Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i låg- och medelinkomstländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN-organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. Insatsen bidrar till genomförandet av Agenda 2030, med stark koppling till SDG-mål nr 3, genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Den här insatsen avser finansiering av fem barnmorsketjänster genom UNV:s Fully Funded Programme, under ett års tid. Insatsen är ett av Sidas bidrag för att stödja WHO:s kampanj sjuksköterskans och barnmorskans år, som initierats i syfte att uppmärksamma världen på att utan dessa yrkesgrupper skulle ingen hälso- och sjukvård fungera. De totalt fem tjänsterna kommer att placeras på UNFPA (tre stycken) och WHO (två stycken). Tjänsternas placeringar och länder har beslutats i dialog med mottagande FN-organisationer och är följande: Tanzania, Sudan, Rwanda (UNFPA), Nepal och Malawi (WHO). Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i låg- och medelinkomstländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN-organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. Insatsen bidrar till genomförandet av Agenda 2030, med stark koppling till SDG-mål nr 3 "god hälsa och välbefinnande", genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Insatsen bidrar till WHO:s pågående kampanj som syftar till att uppmärksamma sjuksköterskor och barnmorskors arbete världen över. Insatsen omfattar fem barnmorsketjänster som finansieras av Sida under initialt ett års tid. Tjänsterna kanaliseras genom United Nations Volunteers (UNV) Programme (Fully Funded) med utplacering på UNFPA och WHO. Inom ramen för insasten ingår också annonsering av tjänsterna i Barnmorskeförbundets tidskrift Jordemodern. Insatsen är förenlig med strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och Agenda 2030 (KAPAME), i synnerhet beträffande målområdet svensk resursbasutveckling. I enlighet med målområdet för svensk resursbasutveckling förväntas den här insatsen att bidra till delmålen:  - Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, samt; - Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 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This contribution aims to support the implementation of the 2030 Agenda, with a strong connection to SDG Objective 3 on health and well-being, by providing staff in prioritized areas. This contribution is also supporting the WHO campaign, "the year of the nurse and midwife". The year 2020 is significant for WHO in the context of nursing and midwifery strengthening for Universal Health Coverage. Sida therefore intend to finance five midwifery positions through the UNV modality Fully Funded Programme. The positions will be placed at UNFPA and WHO in the following countries: Tanzania, Sudan, Rwanda (UNFPA), Nepal and Malawi (WHO). Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i låg- och medelinkomstländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN-organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. Insatsen bidrar till genomförandet av Agenda 2030, med stark koppling till SDG-mål nr 3, genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Den här insatsen avser finansiering av fem barnmorsketjänster genom UNV:s Fully Funded Programme, under ett års tid. Insatsen är ett av Sidas bidrag för att stödja WHO:s kampanj sjuksköterskans och barnmorskans år, som initierats i syfte att uppmärksamma världen på att utan dessa yrkesgrupper skulle ingen hälso- och sjukvård fungera. De totalt fem tjänsterna kommer att placeras på UNFPA (tre stycken) och WHO (två stycken). Tjänsternas placeringar och länder har beslutats i dialog med mottagande FN-organisationer och är följande: Tanzania, Sudan, Rwanda (UNFPA), Nepal och Malawi (WHO). Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i låg- och medelinkomstländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN-organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. Insatsen bidrar till genomförandet av Agenda 2030, med stark koppling till SDG-mål nr 3 "god hälsa och välbefinnande", genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Insatsen bidrar till WHO:s pågående kampanj som syftar till att uppmärksamma sjuksköterskor och barnmorskors arbete världen över. Insatsen omfattar fem barnmorsketjänster som finansieras av Sida under initialt ett års tid. Tjänsterna kanaliseras genom United Nations Volunteers (UNV) Programme (Fully Funded) med utplacering på UNFPA och WHO. Inom ramen för insasten ingår också annonsering av tjänsterna i Barnmorskeförbundets tidskrift Jordemodern. Insatsen är förenlig med strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och Agenda 2030 (KAPAME), i synnerhet beträffande målområdet svensk resursbasutveckling. I enlighet med målområdet för svensk resursbasutveckling förväntas den här insatsen att bidra till delmålen:  - Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, samt; - Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000 7200 10000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 7200 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13908 Sweden This contribution is a renewed phase of core support to the international organization International Centre for Transitional Justice (ICTJ) for a period of four years and with a total amount of 40 MSEK. ICTJ is a key actor in the field of Transitional Justice (TJ), being both an expert organization, a policy development actor, and a partner to civil society, public institutions and governments at country level. ICTJ conducts long-term and comprehensive programs in a number of countries but also respond to requests for more ad hoc engagements in additional contexts when deemed relevant. ICTJ has its HQ in New York and offices in Brussels, The Hague, Colombia, Lebanon, Gambia, Tunisia and Uganda. More specifically, the objectives of the intervention is that societies implement responsive, gender-sensitive and context-specific solutions to address legacies of massive human rights violations, and that practitioners and policymakers at the international level have better information and expanded capacity to advance such solutions. This will in turn contribute to prevent relapse into violent conflict and to build sustainable peace. The total budget for ICTJ's operations for the four years is approximately 442 million SEK. Other contributions come from institutional donors, whereof the Netherlands is the main donor, and from private foundations. Detta bidrag är en förnyad fas av kärnstöd till den internationella organisationen International Centre for Transitional Justice (ICTJ) under en period på fyra år och med ett totalt belopp på 40 MSEK. ICTJ är en nyckelaktör inom området övergångsrättvisa (TJ) och är både en expertorganisation, en aktör inom policyutveckling och en partner till det civila samhället, offentliga institutioner och regeringar på landnivå. ICTJ genomför långsiktiga och omfattande program i ett antal länder men svarar också på förfrågningar om ad hoc-engagemang i ytterligare sammanhang när det anses relevant. ICTJ har sitt huvudkontor i New York och kontor i Bryssel, Haag, Colombia, Libanon, Gambia, Tunisien och Uganda. ICTJ arbetar för att samhällen skall hantera massiva brott mot mänskliga rättigheter på ett ansvarsfullt, genderkänsligt och kontextanpassat sätt, samt för att yrkesverksamma och beslutsfattare på internationell nivå har bättre information och utökad kapacitet att främja sådana lösningar. Detta förväntas i sin tur bidra till att undvika återfall i våldsam konflikt samt främja hållbar fred. Den totala budgeten för ICTJ:s verksamhet för de fyra åren är cirka 442 miljoner SEK. Andra bidrag kommer från institutionella givare, varav Nederländerna är den största givaren, och från privata stiftelser. ICTJs 5-year strategic plan is designed around one main objective: Societies implement transitional justice solutions to address legacies of massive human rights violations and lay the foundations for peace, justice, and inclusion. The two global outcomes that will contribute to reaching the overall objective are: 1) Societies implement responsive and gender-sensitive solutions to address the legacies of massive human rights violations. 2) Practitioners and policymakers at the international level have better information and expanded capacity to advance responsive, gender-sensitive, and context-specific solutions. This reflects ICTJs two major arenas of implementation country-specific interventions and global policy work aiming to shape global transitional justice knowledge and practice. With this contribution, Sida will support the first four years of the 5-year strategic plan. The summary of the strategic plan includes some targets for different stages of the agreement period (Dox 012597/22) and thus constitutes relevant input to what is expected to be achieved by the end of the contribution. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security Below are some examples of results from 2024/FY2025: Syria: ICTJ created an opportunity for families of the missing and disappeared in Syria to share their needs and priorities directly with representatives of the transitional government. ICTJ leveraged its years of experience collaborating and building trust with the families of the disappeared to organize an unprecedented and historic meeting between the families and the government at the Presidential Palace in Damascus in February 2025. ICTJ worked closely with the families and the government in advance to ensure a structured, safe, and victim-centered conversation in which, for the first time, they were given space to voice their demands, concerns, and expectations for truth, justice and protection. During the FY2025, ICTJ continued its close partnership with the Bridges of Truth, a coalition between ICTJ and seven Syrian civil society organizations based in Turkey and Lebanon dedicated to advocating for comprehensive justice for the victims of conflict and oppression in Syria. Together, they delivered an impactful international advocacy campaign to challenge repatriation narratives and reframe refugee return as a matter of justice and protection, not just logistics. ICTJ launched the report, The Accelerating Tragedy of Syrias Displaced, during a high-profile side event at the annual meeting of the ICCs Assembly of States Parties in The Hague. Libanon/MENA: ICTJ strengthened Lebanese civil societies capacity to document past violations and enabled the National Commission for the Missing and Forcibly Disappeared (NCMFDL) to take concrete steps towards implementing its mandate to uncover the fate of the missing and disappeared. They achieved this impact by assisting the Committee of the Kidnapped and Disappeared in Lebanon (CFKDL) to produce a digital archive and website and by providing technical support to the National Commission for its operationalization. Ukraine: In ICTJs efforts to support the development of a holistic, victim-centered, inclusive transitional justice strategy for Ukraine that complements legal accountability with truth-seeking, reparations and reintegration, ICTJ enhanced policymakers and civil society actors knowledge of comparative experiences on transitional justice and their applicability to the Ukrainian context. They achieved this by convening a series of five online dialogues in collaboration with Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies at NYUs Center on International Cooperation. The series brought together representatives from the Ukrainian Government, experts with experience from other countries (particularly from the global south), donors, multilateral agencies, academia, and civil society to have a frank exchange of ideas on program and policy recommendations for victim-centered national and international justice responses to the ongoing war. Each dialogue covered a different topic: 1) MHPSS for victims of the conflict; 2) peoples daily justice needs during conflict; 3) victim-centered reparations for Ukraine; 4) bridging silos in emergency response; and 5) maintaining social cohesion to strengthen Ukraine's continued efforts to build a democratic and pluralistic society. Regional Africa: During the second year of the Initiative for Transitional Justice in Africa (ITJA), led by ICTJ in partnership with the African Transitional Justice Legacy Fund and the Center for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation, interest in transitional justice continues to grow across the continent despite violent conflict and political instability persists. ICTJ and its ITJA Project partners helped to drive a marked shift in AU member states attitudes towards transitional justice from distrust and evasion to cautious engagement and normalization, exemplified by Ethiopias adoption of a National Transitional Justice Policy, The Gambias selection of commissioners for its Reparations Commission, and South Sudans passage of laws to establish a Commission on Truth, Reconciliation, and Healing (CTRH) and a Compensation and Reparations Authority (CRA), among others. This impact was achieved by providing technical expertise to African countries pursuing transitional justice processes, including Ethiopia, The Gambia, Lesotho, and IGAD; convening major policy events on transitional justice in Africa, including the AU-EU Expert Seminar and the African Transitional Justice Forum; advancing the production of knowledge on African transitional justice experiences; and supporting civil society organizations working on transitional justice throughout the continent. Uganda: Sustained engagement with government stakeholders is often necessary for achieving a lasting impact, demonstrated through ICTJs five-year collaboration with the National Identification and Registration Authority in Uganda. Through continuous engagement, they have transformed the Authority's passive indifference to active ownership of the registration process for children born of war. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13908-13908A0101 Sweden This contribution is a renewed phase of core support to the international organization International Centre for Transitional Justice (ICTJ) for a period of four years and with a total amount of 40 MSEK. ICTJ is a key actor in the field of Transitional Justice (TJ), being both an expert organization, a policy development actor, and a partner to civil society, public institutions and governments at country level. ICTJ conducts long-term and comprehensive programs in a number of countries but also respond to requests for more ad hoc engagements in additional contexts when deemed relevant. ICTJ has its HQ in New York and offices in Brussels, The Hague, Colombia, Lebanon, Gambia, Tunisia and Uganda. More specifically, the objectives of the intervention is that societies implement responsive, gender-sensitive and context-specific solutions to address legacies of massive human rights violations, and that practitioners and policymakers at the international level have better information and expanded capacity to advance such solutions. This will in turn contribute to prevent relapse into violent conflict and to build sustainable peace. The total budget for ICTJ's operations for the four years is approximately 442 million SEK. Other contributions come from institutional donors, whereof the Netherlands is the main donor, and from private foundations. Detta bidrag är en förnyad fas av kärnstöd till den internationella organisationen International Centre for Transitional Justice (ICTJ) under en period på fyra år och med ett totalt belopp på 40 MSEK. ICTJ är en nyckelaktör inom området övergångsrättvisa (TJ) och är både en expertorganisation, en aktör inom policyutveckling och en partner till det civila samhället, offentliga institutioner och regeringar på landnivå. ICTJ genomför långsiktiga och omfattande program i ett antal länder men svarar också på förfrågningar om ad hoc-engagemang i ytterligare sammanhang när det anses relevant. ICTJ har sitt huvudkontor i New York och kontor i Bryssel, Haag, Colombia, Libanon, Gambia, Tunisien och Uganda. ICTJ arbetar för att samhällen skall hantera massiva brott mot mänskliga rättigheter på ett ansvarsfullt, genderkänsligt och kontextanpassat sätt, samt för att yrkesverksamma och beslutsfattare på internationell nivå har bättre information och utökad kapacitet att främja sådana lösningar. Detta förväntas i sin tur bidra till att undvika återfall i våldsam konflikt samt främja hållbar fred. Den totala budgeten för ICTJ:s verksamhet för de fyra åren är cirka 442 miljoner SEK. Andra bidrag kommer från institutionella givare, varav Nederländerna är den största givaren, och från privata stiftelser. ICTJs 5-year strategic plan is designed around one main objective: Societies implement transitional justice solutions to address legacies of massive human rights violations and lay the foundations for peace, justice, and inclusion. The two global outcomes that will contribute to reaching the overall objective are: 1) Societies implement responsive and gender-sensitive solutions to address the legacies of massive human rights violations. 2) Practitioners and policymakers at the international level have better information and expanded capacity to advance responsive, gender-sensitive, and context-specific solutions. This reflects ICTJs two major arenas of implementation country-specific interventions and global policy work aiming to shape global transitional justice knowledge and practice. With this contribution, Sida will support the first four years of the 5-year strategic plan. The summary of the strategic plan includes some targets for different stages of the agreement period (Dox 012597/22) and thus constitutes relevant input to what is expected to be achieved by the end of the contribution. Sweden ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 7500000 4250000 0 0 0 0 4250000 5000000 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 0 2500000 0 0 21750000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 5000000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 5000000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 5000000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 2500000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 4250000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to prevent armed conflict and support inclusive peacebuilding and statebuilding processes Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened participation and influence of women and of youth in dialogue and peace processes Stärkt deltagande och inflytande av kvinnor och av unga inom dialog och fredsprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to counter corruption and impunity in fragile and conflict-affected states Stärkt kapacitet att motverka korruption och straffrihet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13908-13908A0102 Sweden This contribution is a renewed phase of core support to the international organization International Centre for Transitional Justice (ICTJ) for a period of four years and with a total amount of 40 MSEK. ICTJ is a key actor in the field of Transitional Justice (TJ), being both an expert organization, a policy development actor, and a partner to civil society, public institutions and governments at country level. ICTJ conducts long-term and comprehensive programs in a number of countries but also respond to requests for more ad hoc engagements in additional contexts when deemed relevant. ICTJ has its HQ in New York and offices in Brussels, The Hague, Colombia, Lebanon, Gambia, Tunisia and Uganda. More specifically, the objectives of the intervention is that societies implement responsive, gender-sensitive and context-specific solutions to address legacies of massive human rights violations, and that practitioners and policymakers at the international level have better information and expanded capacity to advance such solutions. This will in turn contribute to prevent relapse into violent conflict and to build sustainable peace. The total budget for ICTJ's operations for the four years is approximately 442 million SEK. Other contributions come from institutional donors, whereof the Netherlands is the main donor, and from private foundations. Detta bidrag är en förnyad fas av kärnstöd till den internationella organisationen International Centre for Transitional Justice (ICTJ) under en period på fyra år och med ett totalt belopp på 40 MSEK. ICTJ är en nyckelaktör inom området övergångsrättvisa (TJ) och är både en expertorganisation, en aktör inom policyutveckling och en partner till det civila samhället, offentliga institutioner och regeringar på landnivå. ICTJ genomför långsiktiga och omfattande program i ett antal länder men svarar också på förfrågningar om ad hoc-engagemang i ytterligare sammanhang när det anses relevant. ICTJ har sitt huvudkontor i New York och kontor i Bryssel, Haag, Colombia, Libanon, Gambia, Tunisien och Uganda. ICTJ arbetar för att samhällen skall hantera massiva brott mot mänskliga rättigheter på ett ansvarsfullt, genderkänsligt och kontextanpassat sätt, samt för att yrkesverksamma och beslutsfattare på internationell nivå har bättre information och utökad kapacitet att främja sådana lösningar. Detta förväntas i sin tur bidra till att undvika återfall i våldsam konflikt samt främja hållbar fred. Den totala budgeten för ICTJ:s verksamhet för de fyra åren är cirka 442 miljoner SEK. Andra bidrag kommer från institutionella givare, varav Nederländerna är den största givaren, och från privata stiftelser. ICTJs 5-year strategic plan is designed around one main objective: Societies implement transitional justice solutions to address legacies of massive human rights violations and lay the foundations for peace, justice, and inclusion. The two global outcomes that will contribute to reaching the overall objective are: 1) Societies implement responsive and gender-sensitive solutions to address the legacies of massive human rights violations. 2) Practitioners and policymakers at the international level have better information and expanded capacity to advance responsive, gender-sensitive, and context-specific solutions. This reflects ICTJs two major arenas of implementation country-specific interventions and global policy work aiming to shape global transitional justice knowledge and practice. With this contribution, Sida will support the first four years of the 5-year strategic plan. The summary of the strategic plan includes some targets for different stages of the agreement period (Dox 012597/22) and thus constitutes relevant input to what is expected to be achieved by the end of the contribution. Sweden ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4250000 10000000 5000000 0 5000000 0 0 4250000 5000000 0 0 5000000 0 0 19250000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 0 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 4250000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 5000000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 5000000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice 5000000 ICTJ/International Centre for Transitional Justice Peace, security and stabilization 2024-2028 Fred, säkerhet och stabilisering 2024-2028 Protection from violence for civilians, with a particular focus on sexual violence and the protection of children, as well as improved conditions for better accountability for conflict-related violence. Skydd från våld för civila med särskilt fokus på sexuellt våld och skydd av barn, samt ökade förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande för konfliktrelaterat våld. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Conflict prevention and stabilisation in fragile and conflict-affected areas, including initiatives for mine clearance, demobilisation and reduced proliferation of small arms and light weapons, and other measures to enhance conditions for return to conflict-affected areas. Konfliktförebyggande och stabilisering i bräckliga och konfliktdrabbade områden, inklusive insatser för minröjning, demobilisering och minskad spridning av små och lätta vapen, och andra åtgärder för stärkta förutsättningar för återvändande till konfliktdrabbade områden. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Inclusive peace processes and local ownership of national and regional peace efforts, with a focus on gender equality and the participation of women and youth. Inkluderande fredsprocesser och lokalt ägarskap i nationella och regionala fredsansträngningar med fokus på jämställdhet och kvinnors och ungas deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13911 Sweden UNOPS presented the proposal for implementing the project "Promoting decent work through strengthening Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) management and social dialogue" that will be carried out for 48 months with the budget of SEK 45 136 406 . Sida is the only donor to this project. Approximately 80% of the budget will be forwarded from UNOPS to four local implemening partners and UN Women.The proposed development intervention will support Kosovo in its process for EU integration and will contribute to the implementation of the Kosovo's European Reform Agenda (ERA) in the areas of Good Governance and the Rule of Law, Competitiveness and Investment Climate and Employment and Education.The main objective of the project is to promote a safe and secure working environment and improve the application of labour rights for all workers.This intervention is highly relevant and can become a flagship program, it is in line with national priorities and relates to the private sector development by providing synergies between different result areas.The project is aligned with Result Strategy for Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2020, and specifically to the:Result Area B1 (Western Balkans): Strengthened democracy, greater respect for human rights and a more fully developed state under the rule of law focusing on strengthened public administration and judicial systems.R4: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption.Result Area B2: Strengthened democracy, greater respect for human rights and a more fully developed state under the rule of law focusing on increased enjoyment of human rights and greater opportunities to exercise democratic influenceR11: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination.R12: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives.The project will contribute to following SDG:s :5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate.8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-small and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services.8.8 - Protect Labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment.16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the sustainable development goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation.UNOPS will implement this project in partnership with four local NGOs and UN Women. This project will require ILO technical expertise that will be procured according to the UNOPS procurement rules.and procedures.This project will strengthen the cooperation and will coordinate closely with the key stakeholders: Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare, Labour Inspectorate, Employment Agency of Kosovo, Ministry of Education Science and Technology, Economic and Social Council (ESC), National Council for Safety and Health at Work, Trade Unions, Civil Society Organisations and Kosovo Chamber of Commerce and other representatives from the private sector. UNOPS har utvecklat projektförslaget "Främjande av anständigt arbete genom att stärka arbetsmiljö- och hälsofrågor samt social dialog" som kommer att genomföras under 48 månader med en budget på 45 136 406 SEK. Sida är enda finansiär. Cirka 80% av budgeten kommer att vidarebefordras från UNOPS till fyra lokala icke-statliga organisationer samt UN Women. Den föreslagna insatsen kommer att stödja Kosovo i EU-integrationsprocessen och bidra till genomförandet av Kosovos europeiska reformagenda (ERA) inom områdena god förvaltning och stärkande av rättsstatsprinciper, konkurrenskraft och investeringsklimat samt sysselsättning och utbildning. Projektets huvudmål är att främja en säker arbetsmiljö och förbättra tillämpningen av arbetsrätt för alla arbetstagare. Insatsen bedöms som mycket relevant; den överensstämmer med nationella prioriteringar och inkluderar utveckling av den privata sektorn, samt bidrar till synergier mellan olika resultatområden i strategin. Insatsen ligger i linje med Resultatstrategi för västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2020, och relaterar specifikt till: Resultatområde B1 (västra Balkan): Stärkt demokrati, större respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och mer utvecklad rättsstat med fokus på stärkt offentlig förvaltning och rättsväsende. R4: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption. Resultatområde B2: Stärkt demokrati, större respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och mer utvecklad rättsstat med fokus på ökat åtnjutande av mänskliga rättigheter och större möjligheter att utöva demokratiskt inflytande. R11: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering. R12: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv. Insatsen kommer att bidra till flera av de globala målen: SDG 5 - Uppnå jämställdhet och stärka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt; vilket är en nyckel till att uppnå övergripande resultat för hållbar utveckling. Delmål 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. SDG 8 - Verka för varaktig, inkluderande och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt, full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla. Delmål 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stödjer produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Delmål 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. SDG 16 - Främja fredliga och inkluderande samhällen för hållbar utveckling, tillhandahålla tillgång till rättvisa för alla samt bygga upp effektiva, och inkluderande institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Delmål 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. SDG 17 - Stärka genomförandemedlen och återvitalisera det globala partnerskapet för hållbar utveckling. Delmål 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. Insatsen kommer att via upphandling enligt UNOPS regelverk och förfaranden nyttja ILO:s tekniska expertis. Insatsen kommer vidare att stärka samarbete och samordning mellan för området viktiga intressenter: Ministeriet för arbetsmarknad och social välfärd, Arbetsinspektionen, Arbetsförmedlingen i Kosovo, Ministeriet för utbildning och teknik, Ekonomiska och sociala rådet (ESC), Nationella rådet för säkerhet och hälsa på arbetsplatsen, fackföreningar, civilsamhällsorganisationer och Kosovos handelskammare samt andra representanter från den privata sektorn. The main objective of the project is to promote a safe and secure working environment and improve the application of labour rights for all workers in public and private sectors especially in construction and service industry.  In order to achieve this the project will focus on three results areas: 1. Improving polices and legal framework on OHS and labour rights, effective monitoring and enforcement of such policies and legal framework by MLSW and the Labour Inspectorate. 2. Improving the knowledge and skills of young people and trainees, businesses especially those operating in construction industry as higher risk sector, as well as increasing the overall awareness of the wider population and workers about the benefits of strong and consistent application of OHS and labour standards. 3. Intensifying and strengthening the social dialogue respectively negotiations, consultations and exchange of information between representatives of the government, employers and employees with the aim of improving policies, rules and regulations as well as enforcement specifically focused on safety and health at work and generally labour rights in Kosovo. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Labour Rights Other Social Infrastructure & Services This is the first year of project implementation ad for this reason Sida PO will highlight that the UNOPS will implement this project in partnership with four local NGOs and UN Women. This project will require ILO technical expertise that will be procured according to the UNOPS procurement rules and procedures. This project will contribute to strengthening the cooperation and will coordinate closely with the key stakeholders: Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare, Labour Inspectorate, Employment Agency of Kosovo, Ministry of Education Science and Technology, Economic and Social Council (ESC), National Council for Safety and Health at Work, Trade Unions, Civil Society Organisations and Kosovo Chamber of Commerce and other representativesfrom the private sector. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13911-13911A0101 Sweden UNOPS presented the proposal for implementing the project "Promoting decent work through strengthening Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) management and social dialogue" that will be carried out for 48 months with the budget of SEK 45 136 406 . Sida is the only donor to this project. Approximately 80% of the budget will be forwarded from UNOPS to four local implemening partners and UN Women.The proposed development intervention will support Kosovo in its process for EU integration and will contribute to the implementation of the Kosovo's European Reform Agenda (ERA) in the areas of Good Governance and the Rule of Law, Competitiveness and Investment Climate and Employment and Education.The main objective of the project is to promote a safe and secure working environment and improve the application of labour rights for all workers.This intervention is highly relevant and can become a flagship program, it is in line with national priorities and relates to the private sector development by providing synergies between different result areas.The project is aligned with Result Strategy for Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2020, and specifically to the:Result Area B1 (Western Balkans): Strengthened democracy, greater respect for human rights and a more fully developed state under the rule of law focusing on strengthened public administration and judicial systems.R4: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption.Result Area B2: Strengthened democracy, greater respect for human rights and a more fully developed state under the rule of law focusing on increased enjoyment of human rights and greater opportunities to exercise democratic influenceR11: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination.R12: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives.The project will contribute to following SDG:s :5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate.8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-small and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services.8.8 - Protect Labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment.16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the sustainable development goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation.UNOPS will implement this project in partnership with four local NGOs and UN Women. This project will require ILO technical expertise that will be procured according to the UNOPS procurement rules.and procedures.This project will strengthen the cooperation and will coordinate closely with the key stakeholders: Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare, Labour Inspectorate, Employment Agency of Kosovo, Ministry of Education Science and Technology, Economic and Social Council (ESC), National Council for Safety and Health at Work, Trade Unions, Civil Society Organisations and Kosovo Chamber of Commerce and other representatives from the private sector. UNOPS har utvecklat projektförslaget "Främjande av anständigt arbete genom att stärka arbetsmiljö- och hälsofrågor samt social dialog" som kommer att genomföras under 48 månader med en budget på 45 136 406 SEK. Sida är enda finansiär. Cirka 80% av budgeten kommer att vidarebefordras från UNOPS till fyra lokala icke-statliga organisationer samt UN Women. Den föreslagna insatsen kommer att stödja Kosovo i EU-integrationsprocessen och bidra till genomförandet av Kosovos europeiska reformagenda (ERA) inom områdena god förvaltning och stärkande av rättsstatsprinciper, konkurrenskraft och investeringsklimat samt sysselsättning och utbildning. Projektets huvudmål är att främja en säker arbetsmiljö och förbättra tillämpningen av arbetsrätt för alla arbetstagare. Insatsen bedöms som mycket relevant; den överensstämmer med nationella prioriteringar och inkluderar utveckling av den privata sektorn, samt bidrar till synergier mellan olika resultatområden i strategin. Insatsen ligger i linje med Resultatstrategi för västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2020, och relaterar specifikt till: Resultatområde B1 (västra Balkan): Stärkt demokrati, större respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och mer utvecklad rättsstat med fokus på stärkt offentlig förvaltning och rättsväsende. R4: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption. Resultatområde B2: Stärkt demokrati, större respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och mer utvecklad rättsstat med fokus på ökat åtnjutande av mänskliga rättigheter och större möjligheter att utöva demokratiskt inflytande. R11: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering. R12: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv. Insatsen kommer att bidra till flera av de globala målen: SDG 5 - Uppnå jämställdhet och stärka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt; vilket är en nyckel till att uppnå övergripande resultat för hållbar utveckling. Delmål 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. SDG 8 - Verka för varaktig, inkluderande och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt, full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla. Delmål 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stödjer produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Delmål 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. SDG 16 - Främja fredliga och inkluderande samhällen för hållbar utveckling, tillhandahålla tillgång till rättvisa för alla samt bygga upp effektiva, och inkluderande institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Delmål 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. SDG 17 - Stärka genomförandemedlen och återvitalisera det globala partnerskapet för hållbar utveckling. Delmål 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. Insatsen kommer att via upphandling enligt UNOPS regelverk och förfaranden nyttja ILO:s tekniska expertis. Insatsen kommer vidare att stärka samarbete och samordning mellan för området viktiga intressenter: Ministeriet för arbetsmarknad och social välfärd, Arbetsinspektionen, Arbetsförmedlingen i Kosovo, Ministeriet för utbildning och teknik, Ekonomiska och sociala rådet (ESC), Nationella rådet för säkerhet och hälsa på arbetsplatsen, fackföreningar, civilsamhällsorganisationer och Kosovos handelskammare samt andra representanter från den privata sektorn. The main objective of the project is to promote a safe and secure working environment and improve the application of labour rights for all workers in public and private sectors especially in construction and service industry.  In order to achieve this the project will focus on three results areas: 1. Improving polices and legal framework on OHS and labour rights, effective monitoring and enforcement of such policies and legal framework by MLSW and the Labour Inspectorate. 2. Improving the knowledge and skills of young people and trainees, businesses especially those operating in construction industry as higher risk sector, as well as increasing the overall awareness of the wider population and workers about the benefits of strong and consistent application of OHS and labour standards. 3. Intensifying and strengthening the social dialogue respectively negotiations, consultations and exchange of information between representatives of the government, employers and employees with the aim of improving policies, rules and regulations as well as enforcement specifically focused on safety and health at work and generally labour rights in Kosovo. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 15000000 0 0 0 15000000 0 0.0000000005 5000000 10000000 0 0.0000000003 0 30000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 15000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 10000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 5000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Västra Balkan: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13911-13911A0102 Sweden UNOPS presented the proposal for implementing the project "Promoting decent work through strengthening Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) management and social dialogue" that will be carried out for 48 months with the budget of SEK 45 136 406 . Sida is the only donor to this project. Approximately 80% of the budget will be forwarded from UNOPS to four local implemening partners and UN Women.The proposed development intervention will support Kosovo in its process for EU integration and will contribute to the implementation of the Kosovo's European Reform Agenda (ERA) in the areas of Good Governance and the Rule of Law, Competitiveness and Investment Climate and Employment and Education.The main objective of the project is to promote a safe and secure working environment and improve the application of labour rights for all workers.This intervention is highly relevant and can become a flagship program, it is in line with national priorities and relates to the private sector development by providing synergies between different result areas.The project is aligned with Result Strategy for Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2020, and specifically to the:Result Area B1 (Western Balkans): Strengthened democracy, greater respect for human rights and a more fully developed state under the rule of law focusing on strengthened public administration and judicial systems.R4: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption.Result Area B2: Strengthened democracy, greater respect for human rights and a more fully developed state under the rule of law focusing on increased enjoyment of human rights and greater opportunities to exercise democratic influenceR11: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination.R12: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives.The project will contribute to following SDG:s :5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate.8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-small and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services.8.8 - Protect Labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment.16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the sustainable development goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation.UNOPS will implement this project in partnership with four local NGOs and UN Women. This project will require ILO technical expertise that will be procured according to the UNOPS procurement rules.and procedures.This project will strengthen the cooperation and will coordinate closely with the key stakeholders: Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare, Labour Inspectorate, Employment Agency of Kosovo, Ministry of Education Science and Technology, Economic and Social Council (ESC), National Council for Safety and Health at Work, Trade Unions, Civil Society Organisations and Kosovo Chamber of Commerce and other representatives from the private sector. UNOPS har utvecklat projektförslaget "Främjande av anständigt arbete genom att stärka arbetsmiljö- och hälsofrågor samt social dialog" som kommer att genomföras under 48 månader med en budget på 45 136 406 SEK. Sida är enda finansiär. Cirka 80% av budgeten kommer att vidarebefordras från UNOPS till fyra lokala icke-statliga organisationer samt UN Women. Den föreslagna insatsen kommer att stödja Kosovo i EU-integrationsprocessen och bidra till genomförandet av Kosovos europeiska reformagenda (ERA) inom områdena god förvaltning och stärkande av rättsstatsprinciper, konkurrenskraft och investeringsklimat samt sysselsättning och utbildning. Projektets huvudmål är att främja en säker arbetsmiljö och förbättra tillämpningen av arbetsrätt för alla arbetstagare. Insatsen bedöms som mycket relevant; den överensstämmer med nationella prioriteringar och inkluderar utveckling av den privata sektorn, samt bidrar till synergier mellan olika resultatområden i strategin. Insatsen ligger i linje med Resultatstrategi för västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2020, och relaterar specifikt till: Resultatområde B1 (västra Balkan): Stärkt demokrati, större respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och mer utvecklad rättsstat med fokus på stärkt offentlig förvaltning och rättsväsende. R4: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption. Resultatområde B2: Stärkt demokrati, större respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och mer utvecklad rättsstat med fokus på ökat åtnjutande av mänskliga rättigheter och större möjligheter att utöva demokratiskt inflytande. R11: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering. R12: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv. Insatsen kommer att bidra till flera av de globala målen: SDG 5 - Uppnå jämställdhet och stärka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt; vilket är en nyckel till att uppnå övergripande resultat för hållbar utveckling. Delmål 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. SDG 8 - Verka för varaktig, inkluderande och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt, full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla. Delmål 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stödjer produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Delmål 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. SDG 16 - Främja fredliga och inkluderande samhällen för hållbar utveckling, tillhandahålla tillgång till rättvisa för alla samt bygga upp effektiva, och inkluderande institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Delmål 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. SDG 17 - Stärka genomförandemedlen och återvitalisera det globala partnerskapet för hållbar utveckling. Delmål 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. Insatsen kommer att via upphandling enligt UNOPS regelverk och förfaranden nyttja ILO:s tekniska expertis. Insatsen kommer vidare att stärka samarbete och samordning mellan för området viktiga intressenter: Ministeriet för arbetsmarknad och social välfärd, Arbetsinspektionen, Arbetsförmedlingen i Kosovo, Ministeriet för utbildning och teknik, Ekonomiska och sociala rådet (ESC), Nationella rådet för säkerhet och hälsa på arbetsplatsen, fackföreningar, civilsamhällsorganisationer och Kosovos handelskammare samt andra representanter från den privata sektorn. The main objective of the project is to promote a safe and secure working environment and improve the application of labour rights for all workers in public and private sectors especially in construction and service industry.  In order to achieve this the project will focus on three results areas: 1. Improving polices and legal framework on OHS and labour rights, effective monitoring and enforcement of such policies and legal framework by MLSW and the Labour Inspectorate. 2. Improving the knowledge and skills of young people and trainees, businesses especially those operating in construction industry as higher risk sector, as well as increasing the overall awareness of the wider population and workers about the benefits of strong and consistent application of OHS and labour standards. 3. Intensifying and strengthening the social dialogue respectively negotiations, consultations and exchange of information between representatives of the government, employers and employees with the aim of improving policies, rules and regulations as well as enforcement specifically focused on safety and health at work and generally labour rights in Kosovo. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -17122839 0 0 0 0 -310658 -17122839 -17122839 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -17122839.4400000013 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -310657.8 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13919 Sweden The contribution focuses on a support for UNIDO in the DRC for the purpose of procuring a diagnosis / study of the cocoa value chain in the provinces of central Kongo, Kwango and Kwilu. The study aims to provide a sufficient understanding of the current situation and future potential by highlighting the place of women and young people in the sector. Furthermore, the diagnostic study will demonstrate how support for the sector can allow new opportunities and innovations that can facilitate creation . employment and increased household, women and youth incomes in DR CONGO. This involves carrying out a diagnostic study of the cocoa value chain in the DRC to determine whether a project to support cocoa processing in DRV is likely to be successful. The study will analyze : • actors in the value chain (from production to marketing) with a particular focus on the role of women and young people. their roles, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats; • the various donors intervening in the identified areas and their actions; • bottlenecks in the cocoa value chain in the aforementioned provinces; • downstream sector development opportunities to promote job creation and poverty reduction The needs and conditions to develop a sustainable cocoa value chain preserving biodiversity and limiting slash-and-burn agriculture. The study starts in November and ends in February 2021 Bidraget avser ett stöd till en marknadsstudie av värdekedjan för kakao i provinserna Central Kongo, Kwango och Kwilu. Studien syftar till att ge en tillräcklig förståelse för den aktuella situationen och för en framtida potential avseende kvinnors och ungdomars plats i sektorn. Dessutom avses studien visa hur stöd till sektorn kan innebära nya möjligheter till innovationer, vilket i sin tur kan leda till ökad sysselsättning och till högre inkomster för kvinnor och ungdomar Kongo-Kinshasa. Avsikten är att analysera framtida möjligheter för stöd till kakaotillverkning i landet. Studien kommer att analysera: • aktörer i värdekedjan (från produktion till marknadsföring) med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungdomars roller samt styrkor, svagheter, möjligheter och hot avseende kakaotillverkning; • stöd från andra givare; • flaskhalsar i kakaos värdekedja; • utvecklingsmöjligheter i sektorn avseende nya arbetstillfällen och minskad fattigdom samt • behov och förutsättningar för att utveckla en hållbar värdekedja i syfte att bevara den biologiska mångfalden och att begränsa nedbränning av jordruksmark. Studien avses påbörjas i november 2020 och aslutos i februari 2021. The contribution focuses on supporting UNIDO in the DRC with the aim of obtaining a diagnostic study of the cocoa value chain in the provinces of Kongo central, Kwango and Kwilu. This study provides a good understanding of the current situation and development possibilities by emphasizing the place of women and young people in the sector; it demonstrates how support to the sector can create new opportunities and innovations that could facilitate the creation and development of micro and small industries / cooperatives, job creation and increased income for households, man, women and Youth. It also sets the conditions for reducing deforestation due to shifting cultivation. Specific objective (results): A diagnostic study of the development of the cocoa sector and its current situation which highlights the potential of the sector to significantly increase the incomes of women and young people and to preserve the environment. At the end of the Agreement, UNIDO will formulate and present a diagnostic study of the potential development of the cocoa sector that incorporates stakeholder contributions. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Industrial crops/export crops Agriculture The study has shown that the cocoa sector is a growing sector with untapped potential, from which growers, actors of all value chains (men, women and young people) could benefit and improve their income. a sustainable way. For this, it is necessary to support the planters on the axes of: Quality of production, with monitoring from nurseries to plantations, their management and maintenance. Revitalization of old plantations and the establishment of an agroforestry system that meets the needs of local populations and respect for the environment Transformation of wet beans into commercial cocoa: with the installation of a simple fermentation tank and an adequate and decentralized drying system. Organization of the export sector, with support in identifying chocolate makers interested in purchasing high quality cocoa. Establishment of a circular system of the cocoa value chain which recovers the waste from cocoa plantations and allows the creation of energy and composting, Setting up of a small chocolate factory which should help to create a local market in the capital or the towns, while promoting employment. Here again, an approach linked to entrepreneurship on a circular model could create many jobs for young people and women. Sustainable coexistence of cocoa plantations and surrounding protected areas. At the same time, it is necessary to work with the Government on the regulatory and fiscal framework, and to support quality infrastructure so that the state system comes to support the export sector. A project on the cocoa value chain as a whole would revitalize cocoa planting areas and could thus have an impact on farmers, their families and villages for inclusive development that respects social and environmental standards. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13919-13919A0101 Sweden The contribution focuses on a support for UNIDO in the DRC for the purpose of procuring a diagnosis / study of the cocoa value chain in the provinces of central Kongo, Kwango and Kwilu. The study aims to provide a sufficient understanding of the current situation and future potential by highlighting the place of women and young people in the sector. Furthermore, the diagnostic study will demonstrate how support for the sector can allow new opportunities and innovations that can facilitate creation . employment and increased household, women and youth incomes in DR CONGO. This involves carrying out a diagnostic study of the cocoa value chain in the DRC to determine whether a project to support cocoa processing in DRV is likely to be successful. The study will analyze : • actors in the value chain (from production to marketing) with a particular focus on the role of women and young people. their roles, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats; • the various donors intervening in the identified areas and their actions; • bottlenecks in the cocoa value chain in the aforementioned provinces; • downstream sector development opportunities to promote job creation and poverty reduction The needs and conditions to develop a sustainable cocoa value chain preserving biodiversity and limiting slash-and-burn agriculture. The study starts in November and ends in February 2021 Bidraget avser ett stöd till en marknadsstudie av värdekedjan för kakao i provinserna Central Kongo, Kwango och Kwilu. Studien syftar till att ge en tillräcklig förståelse för den aktuella situationen och för en framtida potential avseende kvinnors och ungdomars plats i sektorn. Dessutom avses studien visa hur stöd till sektorn kan innebära nya möjligheter till innovationer, vilket i sin tur kan leda till ökad sysselsättning och till högre inkomster för kvinnor och ungdomar Kongo-Kinshasa. Avsikten är att analysera framtida möjligheter för stöd till kakaotillverkning i landet. Studien kommer att analysera: • aktörer i värdekedjan (från produktion till marknadsföring) med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungdomars roller samt styrkor, svagheter, möjligheter och hot avseende kakaotillverkning; • stöd från andra givare; • flaskhalsar i kakaos värdekedja; • utvecklingsmöjligheter i sektorn avseende nya arbetstillfällen och minskad fattigdom samt • behov och förutsättningar för att utveckla en hållbar värdekedja i syfte att bevara den biologiska mångfalden och att begränsa nedbränning av jordruksmark. Studien avses påbörjas i november 2020 och aslutos i februari 2021. The contribution focuses on supporting UNIDO in the DRC with the aim of obtaining a diagnostic study of the cocoa value chain in the provinces of Kongo central, Kwango and Kwilu. This study provides a good understanding of the current situation and development possibilities by emphasizing the place of women and young people in the sector; it demonstrates how support to the sector can create new opportunities and innovations that could facilitate the creation and development of micro and small industries / cooperatives, job creation and increased income for households, man, women and Youth. It also sets the conditions for reducing deforestation due to shifting cultivation. Specific objective (results): A diagnostic study of the development of the cocoa sector and its current situation which highlights the potential of the sector to significantly increase the incomes of women and young people and to preserve the environment. At the end of the Agreement, UNIDO will formulate and present a diagnostic study of the potential development of the cocoa sector that incorporates stakeholder contributions. Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 499000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 499000 0 0 0 0 0 499000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 499000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Improved opportunities for productive employment for women and young people that is socially and environmentally sustainable Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning för kvinnor och ungdomar som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13919-13919A0102 Sweden The contribution focuses on a support for UNIDO in the DRC for the purpose of procuring a diagnosis / study of the cocoa value chain in the provinces of central Kongo, Kwango and Kwilu. The study aims to provide a sufficient understanding of the current situation and future potential by highlighting the place of women and young people in the sector. Furthermore, the diagnostic study will demonstrate how support for the sector can allow new opportunities and innovations that can facilitate creation . employment and increased household, women and youth incomes in DR CONGO. This involves carrying out a diagnostic study of the cocoa value chain in the DRC to determine whether a project to support cocoa processing in DRV is likely to be successful. The study will analyze : • actors in the value chain (from production to marketing) with a particular focus on the role of women and young people. their roles, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats; • the various donors intervening in the identified areas and their actions; • bottlenecks in the cocoa value chain in the aforementioned provinces; • downstream sector development opportunities to promote job creation and poverty reduction The needs and conditions to develop a sustainable cocoa value chain preserving biodiversity and limiting slash-and-burn agriculture. The study starts in November and ends in February 2021 Bidraget avser ett stöd till en marknadsstudie av värdekedjan för kakao i provinserna Central Kongo, Kwango och Kwilu. Studien syftar till att ge en tillräcklig förståelse för den aktuella situationen och för en framtida potential avseende kvinnors och ungdomars plats i sektorn. Dessutom avses studien visa hur stöd till sektorn kan innebära nya möjligheter till innovationer, vilket i sin tur kan leda till ökad sysselsättning och till högre inkomster för kvinnor och ungdomar Kongo-Kinshasa. Avsikten är att analysera framtida möjligheter för stöd till kakaotillverkning i landet. Studien kommer att analysera: • aktörer i värdekedjan (från produktion till marknadsföring) med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungdomars roller samt styrkor, svagheter, möjligheter och hot avseende kakaotillverkning; • stöd från andra givare; • flaskhalsar i kakaos värdekedja; • utvecklingsmöjligheter i sektorn avseende nya arbetstillfällen och minskad fattigdom samt • behov och förutsättningar för att utveckla en hållbar värdekedja i syfte att bevara den biologiska mångfalden och att begränsa nedbränning av jordruksmark. Studien avses påbörjas i november 2020 och aslutos i februari 2021. The contribution focuses on supporting UNIDO in the DRC with the aim of obtaining a diagnostic study of the cocoa value chain in the provinces of Kongo central, Kwango and Kwilu. This study provides a good understanding of the current situation and development possibilities by emphasizing the place of women and young people in the sector; it demonstrates how support to the sector can create new opportunities and innovations that could facilitate the creation and development of micro and small industries / cooperatives, job creation and increased income for households, man, women and Youth. It also sets the conditions for reducing deforestation due to shifting cultivation. Specific objective (results): A diagnostic study of the development of the cocoa sector and its current situation which highlights the potential of the sector to significantly increase the incomes of women and young people and to preserve the environment. At the end of the Agreement, UNIDO will formulate and present a diagnostic study of the potential development of the cocoa sector that incorporates stakeholder contributions. Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -23688 -23688 0 0 -23688 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization -23687.89 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Sustainable and resilient agriculture with a focus on increased food security and livelihood Ett hållbart och motståndskraftigt lantbruk med fokus på förbättrad livsmedelstrygghet och försörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13925 Sweden Support to ECPAT International, a network of organisations that work for childrens rights and child protection. Stöd till ECPAT International som verkar globalt för att skydda barn mot sexuellt våld och exploatering. The vision of ECPAT is a world where all children enjoy their fundamental rights free from sexual exploitation. Their mission is to push for the critical systemic and social changes necessary to end the sexual exploitation of children (SEC) in partnership with governments, intergovernmental institutions, the private sector, civil society, and the public, including children themselves. The strategic framework objectives for the network are: For systematic change (strategic goal 1) - Increased adoption and implementation of comprehensive legal, policy and regulatory frameworks for addressing SEC including its new forms (online): ECPAT will analyze national legal frameworks on SEC and promote correct terminology in laws, policies and media; improve the capacity of legal professionals and engage citizens in demanding better laws and policies. - Increased capacity of law enforcement, courts and accompanying lawyers for the investigation, prosecution, and prevention of SEC: ECPAT will research effective systems and responses for law enforcement and promote what works; and facilitate multi-country collaboration, especially between countries of origin of perpetration and countries were children experience exploitation. - Increased private sector regulation, financial commitment, and action for child protection: ECPAT will promote the implementation of codes of conduct for self -regulation as well as for meeting mandates by governments and regulatory bodies; build the capacity of relevant sectors to prevent and respond; and build the capacity of the media to use appropriate terminology - Increased access to quality, child-friendly and effective protection, response and support systems and services for at-risk children and children who have experienced the sexual exploitation of children: ECPAT will conduct innovative research, amplify existing research, and on the ground successes to inform training programs and child safeguarding standards for welfare and front-line staff; manage evidence based model programs to be handed over to national governments. People who experienced sexual exploitation when they were children will be consulted to help define response and support services. For social change (strategic goal 2) - Greater awareness, help-seeking and freedom from stigma and shame around the sexual exploitation of children among children, survivors, caregivers, and vulnerable communities, through use of preventative education and public information: ECPAT will advocate and support the design and implementation of evidence-based education and training for children, caregivers and vulnerable communities, including age-appropriate sex and sexuality education; promote help seeking among children and vulnerable communities and engage with survivors to promote preventative measures. ECPAT will also collaborate with the governments to address the push factors such as economic disparities, address the demand side of SEC by advocating for offender interventions and rehabilitation and promote the establishment of reporting mechanism for victims, such as hotlines and help lines - Greater public visibility and awareness of the problem, through the collection and promotion of disaggregated and representative data at the national level: ECPAT will design practical research methodologies and measurement tools, support countries to replicate studies and research projects and help facilitate better quality research through ethical guidelines. ECPAT will also engage in existing large scale research initiative to ensure SEC indicator are integrated. For each of these objectives a number of indicators have been developed. ECPAT will establish a baseline and develop national action plans which reflect both the national context and current priorities. Specific secretariat objectives have been developed for advocating governments and engage with the private sector, including for financial commitments, promotion of preventative and responsive measures and for collecting disaggregated and representative data about SEC. These objectives are: - Advocate for increased actions by governments leading to the adoption and implementation of legal and policy frameworks. The secretariat will develop common advocacy and position papers and promote international legal standard. This will build on the knowledge and expertise on SEC within the organization - Advocate for increased political and financial commitments by governments for strengthened law enforcement and better access to justice systems. The secretariat will tap into ongoing advocacy and campaigns, undertake research into and promote effective systems and responses for law enforcement as well as facilitate multicounty collaboration, especially to address increased vulnerability of children through socio-economic disparities. - Engage with private sector leading to more concrete actions to improve child protection. The secretariat will advocate for binding human rights standards for targeted sector industries to include childrens right and child protection measures, including in on-line gaming. Codes of conduct will be promoted and implemented (through the Code) in the travel and tourism industries. Both mandates set by governments and self-regulatory bodies will be advocated for. - Promote increased access to adequate response and support systems for at-risk children and victims of SEC. The secretariat will build technical expertise of the network by collecting on the ground success to inform best practice programs and initiatives and conduct innovative research. They will play a key role in knowledge leadership, facilitation, and coordination. - Promote and support the use of preventative education initiatives that stop all types of SEC, leading to greater awareness among children and parents and caregivers. The secretariat will advocate for and support the design and implementation of evidence based preventable education and training program children, adults and vulnerable communities. - Advocate for state responsibility towards regularly collecting and making public, disaggregated and representative data about SEC. The secretariat will design practical research methodologies and measurement tools for understanding the modus of operand of offenders and the changing trends of SEC, and support members to take on and replicating models developed or tested by the secretariat. The secretariat will also develop Global Progress Indicators, to track the state of SEC against pre-identified parameters. This will enable more effective national and global advocacy and call for better access to quality data. To meet the overarching strategic goals of systemic and social change, four influencing for change strategies have been developed: - strengthening the networks influencing role and coordination - identify and disseminate evidence based solutions - convene a wide range of stakeholders for effective partnerships - and express a bolder voice to amplify the voices and perspectives of children These strategies also have specific indicators which will help measure the role of the secretariat. A number of assumptions has also been developed by ECPAT (2.1 proposal), as well as a risk register and a risk appetite statement. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Key achievements In 20242025, ECPAT International strengthened its role as a global catalyst against the sexual exploitation of children (SEC) through evidence generation, child-centred advocacy, and collective action across its network of 125 members in 110 countries. Key achievements include progress in legal and policy reform, survivor- and child-led participation, private sector accountability, and strengthened national and regional prevention and response systems. Increased access to quality, child-friendly and effective protection, response and support systems and services for at-risk children and children who have experienced the sexual exploitation of children - ECPAT deepened survivor- and child-centred, gender-responsive, and locally led protection systems through collaboration with governments, civil society, and communities. Over 550 practitioners from 143 countries participated in capacity building, while 480 children and more than 6,000 caregivers engaged in participatory research and digital safety initiatives, improving coordination and responsiveness of services. - Through regional workshops, peer mentoring, and south-to-south learning, ECPAT strengthened safeguarding systems, trauma-informed practice, and coordination between social, legal, and psychosocial services. Members reported improved institutional frameworks and stronger engagement with governments and child protection authorities. - The Global Boys Initiative and She Leads advanced gender-responsive practice by addressing barriers faced by boys and amplifying the leadership of girls and young women. These initiatives influenced prevention strategies, policy dialogue, and inclusive service delivery at national and global levels. Increased adoption and implementation of comprehensive legal, policy and regulatory frameworks for addressing SEC, including its new forms - ECPATs evidence-based advocacy contributed to 11 concrete legal and policy outcomes in 20242025 and supported reforms in more than 55 countries since 2023, strengthening responses to both online and offline forms of SEC. - Key outcomes included influence on the UN cybercrime convention, EU action on statutes of limitations for child sexual abuse, strengthened laws on grooming and CSAM in Southeast Asia, and guidance supporting implementation of the EU Digital Services Act. - ECPAT supported access-to-justice roadmaps, strengthened partnerships with global institutions, and elevated SEC within justice, labour, development, and humanitarian policy agendas. - Through initiatives such as ENSEMBLE and voluntourism regulation, ECPAT strengthened legal definitions, digital strategies, and child protection standards across West Africa and Southeast Asia, while expanding engagement with the legal profession. - ECPAT supported civil society coordination and government engagement to monitor and enforce new laws, ensuring reforms translated into practical protection for children. Greater awareness, help-seeking and freedom from stigma and shame around sexual exploitation among children, survivors, caregivers and vulnerable communities using preventative education and public information - ECPAT addressed stigma and silence through survivor-led advocacy, community engagement, and public information, increasing dialogue, reporting, and help-seeking across regions. - The Global Boys Initiative strengthened practitioner capacity and community awareness, improving help-seeking among boys and reducing stigma around disclosure. - Survivor- and youth-led initiatives in Asia and Latin America challenged harmful norms, reduced stigma, and informed locally relevant prevention strategies. Greater public visibility and awareness of the problem, through the collection and promotion of disaggregated and representative data at the national level - ECPAT expanded the global evidence base through rigorous, participatory, and locally led research, strengthening understanding of SEC and informing policy and practice. - In 20242025, ECPAT produced 38 research publications, most co-led with members, covering online exploitation, humanitarian contexts, gender norms, voluntourism, and legal frameworks. - Datasets from initiatives such as Disrupting Harm informed national reforms and global policy agendas, while internal learning systems improved evidence quality across the network. Increased capacity of law enforcement, courts and accompanying lawyers for the investigation, prosecution, and prevention of SEC - ECPAT strengthened justice sector responses through training, coordination, and cross-border collaboration, promoting trauma-informed and survivor-centred approaches. - Justice actors increasingly integrated prevention, ethical interviewing, and survivor protection into routine practice, supported by ECPATs research and advocacy. - National consultations and accredited training models improved cooperation between legal, health, and social services, including a precedent-setting one-stop service model. Increased private sector regulation, financial commitment, and action for child protection - ECPAT deepened private sector engagement across tourism, technology, gaming, and finance, positioning businesses as active duty bearers in child protection. - ECPAT launched guidance for gaming companies, influenced AI and digital safety frameworks, and supported implementation of the EU Digital Services Act. - Strengthening financial accountability and combating exploitation networks Innovative partnerships with the financial sector led to new alert systems to detect and disrupt exploitation networks, with plans for regional expansion. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13925-13925A0101 Sweden Support to ECPAT International, a network of organisations that work for childrens rights and child protection. Stöd till ECPAT International som verkar globalt för att skydda barn mot sexuellt våld och exploatering. The vision of ECPAT is a world where all children enjoy their fundamental rights free from sexual exploitation. Their mission is to push for the critical systemic and social changes necessary to end the sexual exploitation of children (SEC) in partnership with governments, intergovernmental institutions, the private sector, civil society, and the public, including children themselves. The strategic framework objectives for the network are: For systematic change (strategic goal 1) - Increased adoption and implementation of comprehensive legal, policy and regulatory frameworks for addressing SEC including its new forms (online): ECPAT will analyze national legal frameworks on SEC and promote correct terminology in laws, policies and media; improve the capacity of legal professionals and engage citizens in demanding better laws and policies. - Increased capacity of law enforcement, courts and accompanying lawyers for the investigation, prosecution, and prevention of SEC: ECPAT will research effective systems and responses for law enforcement and promote what works; and facilitate multi-country collaboration, especially between countries of origin of perpetration and countries were children experience exploitation. - Increased private sector regulation, financial commitment, and action for child protection: ECPAT will promote the implementation of codes of conduct for self -regulation as well as for meeting mandates by governments and regulatory bodies; build the capacity of relevant sectors to prevent and respond; and build the capacity of the media to use appropriate terminology - Increased access to quality, child-friendly and effective protection, response and support systems and services for at-risk children and children who have experienced the sexual exploitation of children: ECPAT will conduct innovative research, amplify existing research, and on the ground successes to inform training programs and child safeguarding standards for welfare and front-line staff; manage evidence based model programs to be handed over to national governments. People who experienced sexual exploitation when they were children will be consulted to help define response and support services. For social change (strategic goal 2) - Greater awareness, help-seeking and freedom from stigma and shame around the sexual exploitation of children among children, survivors, caregivers, and vulnerable communities, through use of preventative education and public information: ECPAT will advocate and support the design and implementation of evidence-based education and training for children, caregivers and vulnerable communities, including age-appropriate sex and sexuality education; promote help seeking among children and vulnerable communities and engage with survivors to promote preventative measures. ECPAT will also collaborate with the governments to address the push factors such as economic disparities, address the demand side of SEC by advocating for offender interventions and rehabilitation and promote the establishment of reporting mechanism for victims, such as hotlines and help lines - Greater public visibility and awareness of the problem, through the collection and promotion of disaggregated and representative data at the national level: ECPAT will design practical research methodologies and measurement tools, support countries to replicate studies and research projects and help facilitate better quality research through ethical guidelines. ECPAT will also engage in existing large scale research initiative to ensure SEC indicator are integrated. For each of these objectives a number of indicators have been developed. ECPAT will establish a baseline and develop national action plans which reflect both the national context and current priorities. Specific secretariat objectives have been developed for advocating governments and engage with the private sector, including for financial commitments, promotion of preventative and responsive measures and for collecting disaggregated and representative data about SEC. These objectives are: - Advocate for increased actions by governments leading to the adoption and implementation of legal and policy frameworks. The secretariat will develop common advocacy and position papers and promote international legal standard. This will build on the knowledge and expertise on SEC within the organization - Advocate for increased political and financial commitments by governments for strengthened law enforcement and better access to justice systems. The secretariat will tap into ongoing advocacy and campaigns, undertake research into and promote effective systems and responses for law enforcement as well as facilitate multicounty collaboration, especially to address increased vulnerability of children through socio-economic disparities. - Engage with private sector leading to more concrete actions to improve child protection. The secretariat will advocate for binding human rights standards for targeted sector industries to include childrens right and child protection measures, including in on-line gaming. Codes of conduct will be promoted and implemented (through the Code) in the travel and tourism industries. Both mandates set by governments and self-regulatory bodies will be advocated for. - Promote increased access to adequate response and support systems for at-risk children and victims of SEC. The secretariat will build technical expertise of the network by collecting on the ground success to inform best practice programs and initiatives and conduct innovative research. They will play a key role in knowledge leadership, facilitation, and coordination. - Promote and support the use of preventative education initiatives that stop all types of SEC, leading to greater awareness among children and parents and caregivers. The secretariat will advocate for and support the design and implementation of evidence based preventable education and training program children, adults and vulnerable communities. - Advocate for state responsibility towards regularly collecting and making public, disaggregated and representative data about SEC. The secretariat will design practical research methodologies and measurement tools for understanding the modus of operand of offenders and the changing trends of SEC, and support members to take on and replicating models developed or tested by the secretariat. The secretariat will also develop Global Progress Indicators, to track the state of SEC against pre-identified parameters. This will enable more effective national and global advocacy and call for better access to quality data. To meet the overarching strategic goals of systemic and social change, four influencing for change strategies have been developed: - strengthening the networks influencing role and coordination - identify and disseminate evidence based solutions - convene a wide range of stakeholders for effective partnerships - and express a bolder voice to amplify the voices and perspectives of children These strategies also have specific indicators which will help measure the role of the secretariat. A number of assumptions has also been developed by ECPAT (2.1 proposal), as well as a risk register and a risk appetite statement. Sweden ECPAT International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ECPAT International 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9400000 12000000 12000000 0 6000000 6000000 6000000 6000000 0 0 0 9400000 0 0 0 33400000 ECPAT International 9400000 ECPAT International 6000000 ECPAT International 6000000 ECPAT International 6000000 ECPAT International 6000000 ECPAT International Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13925-13925A0102 Sweden Support to ECPAT International, a network of organisations that work for childrens rights and child protection. Stöd till ECPAT International som verkar globalt för att skydda barn mot sexuellt våld och exploatering. The vision of ECPAT is a world where all children enjoy their fundamental rights free from sexual exploitation. Their mission is to push for the critical systemic and social changes necessary to end the sexual exploitation of children (SEC) in partnership with governments, intergovernmental institutions, the private sector, civil society, and the public, including children themselves. The strategic framework objectives for the network are: For systematic change (strategic goal 1) - Increased adoption and implementation of comprehensive legal, policy and regulatory frameworks for addressing SEC including its new forms (online): ECPAT will analyze national legal frameworks on SEC and promote correct terminology in laws, policies and media; improve the capacity of legal professionals and engage citizens in demanding better laws and policies. - Increased capacity of law enforcement, courts and accompanying lawyers for the investigation, prosecution, and prevention of SEC: ECPAT will research effective systems and responses for law enforcement and promote what works; and facilitate multi-country collaboration, especially between countries of origin of perpetration and countries were children experience exploitation. - Increased private sector regulation, financial commitment, and action for child protection: ECPAT will promote the implementation of codes of conduct for self -regulation as well as for meeting mandates by governments and regulatory bodies; build the capacity of relevant sectors to prevent and respond; and build the capacity of the media to use appropriate terminology - Increased access to quality, child-friendly and effective protection, response and support systems and services for at-risk children and children who have experienced the sexual exploitation of children: ECPAT will conduct innovative research, amplify existing research, and on the ground successes to inform training programs and child safeguarding standards for welfare and front-line staff; manage evidence based model programs to be handed over to national governments. People who experienced sexual exploitation when they were children will be consulted to help define response and support services. For social change (strategic goal 2) - Greater awareness, help-seeking and freedom from stigma and shame around the sexual exploitation of children among children, survivors, caregivers, and vulnerable communities, through use of preventative education and public information: ECPAT will advocate and support the design and implementation of evidence-based education and training for children, caregivers and vulnerable communities, including age-appropriate sex and sexuality education; promote help seeking among children and vulnerable communities and engage with survivors to promote preventative measures. ECPAT will also collaborate with the governments to address the push factors such as economic disparities, address the demand side of SEC by advocating for offender interventions and rehabilitation and promote the establishment of reporting mechanism for victims, such as hotlines and help lines - Greater public visibility and awareness of the problem, through the collection and promotion of disaggregated and representative data at the national level: ECPAT will design practical research methodologies and measurement tools, support countries to replicate studies and research projects and help facilitate better quality research through ethical guidelines. ECPAT will also engage in existing large scale research initiative to ensure SEC indicator are integrated. For each of these objectives a number of indicators have been developed. ECPAT will establish a baseline and develop national action plans which reflect both the national context and current priorities. Specific secretariat objectives have been developed for advocating governments and engage with the private sector, including for financial commitments, promotion of preventative and responsive measures and for collecting disaggregated and representative data about SEC. These objectives are: - Advocate for increased actions by governments leading to the adoption and implementation of legal and policy frameworks. The secretariat will develop common advocacy and position papers and promote international legal standard. This will build on the knowledge and expertise on SEC within the organization - Advocate for increased political and financial commitments by governments for strengthened law enforcement and better access to justice systems. The secretariat will tap into ongoing advocacy and campaigns, undertake research into and promote effective systems and responses for law enforcement as well as facilitate multicounty collaboration, especially to address increased vulnerability of children through socio-economic disparities. - Engage with private sector leading to more concrete actions to improve child protection. The secretariat will advocate for binding human rights standards for targeted sector industries to include childrens right and child protection measures, including in on-line gaming. Codes of conduct will be promoted and implemented (through the Code) in the travel and tourism industries. Both mandates set by governments and self-regulatory bodies will be advocated for. - Promote increased access to adequate response and support systems for at-risk children and victims of SEC. The secretariat will build technical expertise of the network by collecting on the ground success to inform best practice programs and initiatives and conduct innovative research. They will play a key role in knowledge leadership, facilitation, and coordination. - Promote and support the use of preventative education initiatives that stop all types of SEC, leading to greater awareness among children and parents and caregivers. The secretariat will advocate for and support the design and implementation of evidence based preventable education and training program children, adults and vulnerable communities. - Advocate for state responsibility towards regularly collecting and making public, disaggregated and representative data about SEC. The secretariat will design practical research methodologies and measurement tools for understanding the modus of operand of offenders and the changing trends of SEC, and support members to take on and replicating models developed or tested by the secretariat. The secretariat will also develop Global Progress Indicators, to track the state of SEC against pre-identified parameters. This will enable more effective national and global advocacy and call for better access to quality data. To meet the overarching strategic goals of systemic and social change, four influencing for change strategies have been developed: - strengthening the networks influencing role and coordination - identify and disseminate evidence based solutions - convene a wide range of stakeholders for effective partnerships - and express a bolder voice to amplify the voices and perspectives of children These strategies also have specific indicators which will help measure the role of the secretariat. A number of assumptions has also been developed by ECPAT (2.1 proposal), as well as a risk register and a risk appetite statement. Sweden ECPAT International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ECPAT International 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 4500000 4500000 0 0 6000000 0 0 6000000 4500000 0 4500000 0 0 0 21000000 ECPAT International 6000000 ECPAT International 6000000 ECPAT International 4500000 ECPAT International 4500000 ECPAT International Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13949 Sweden Association for Struggle Against Sexual Violence (CSMD) has applied to Sida for funding of 12 500 000 SEK for their Strategic Plan during the period 2021-2023. The intervention aims at reduction of sexual and sexualised violence and its effects by 1) providing empowerment & support to the survivors of sexual violence, 2) transformation of social perceptions & prevention of sexual violence before it occurs and 3) ensuring the sustainability of financial and organizational structure of CSMD. The amount of support to be provided by Sida (12 500 000 SEK) will constitute almost 80% of their budget for 2021 and the organisation has not yet secured any other funding beyond 2021. Association for Struggle Against Sexual Violence (CSMD) har ansökt om finansiering på 12 500 000 SEK hos Sida för sin strategiska plan under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att minska sexuellt och sexualiserat våld och dess effekter genom att 1) stärka och stödja överlevare av sexuellt våld 2) transformation av sociala uppfattingar och förebyggande av sexuellt våld innan det utövas och 3) säkra den finansiella och organisatoriska hållbarheten av CSMD Stödet från Sida (12 500 000 SEK) kommer att utgöra nästan 80% av deras budget för 2021 och organisationen har ännu inte säkrat någon annan finansiering efter 2021. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Ending violence against women and girls Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-13949-13949A0101 Sweden Association for Struggle Against Sexual Violence (CSMD) has applied to Sida for funding of 12 500 000 SEK for their Strategic Plan during the period 2021-2023. The intervention aims at reduction of sexual and sexualised violence and its effects by 1) providing empowerment & support to the survivors of sexual violence, 2) transformation of social perceptions & prevention of sexual violence before it occurs and 3) ensuring the sustainability of financial and organizational structure of CSMD. The amount of support to be provided by Sida (12 500 000 SEK) will constitute almost 80% of their budget for 2021 and the organisation has not yet secured any other funding beyond 2021. Association for Struggle Against Sexual Violence (CSMD) har ansökt om finansiering på 12 500 000 SEK hos Sida för sin strategiska plan under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att minska sexuellt och sexualiserat våld och dess effekter genom att 1) stärka och stödja överlevare av sexuellt våld 2) transformation av sociala uppfattingar och förebyggande av sexuellt våld innan det utövas och 3) säkra den finansiella och organisatoriska hållbarheten av CSMD Stödet från Sida (12 500 000 SEK) kommer att utgöra nästan 80% av deras budget för 2021 och organisationen har ännu inte säkrat någon annan finansiering efter 2021. Sweden Cinsel Siddetle Mucadele Dernegi Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cinsel Siddetle Mucadele Dernegi 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4300000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4300000 0 0 0 0 0 4300000 Cinsel Siddetle Mucadele Dernegi 4300000 Cinsel Siddetle Mucadele Dernegi Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Reduced gender-based violence Turkiet: Minskat könsrelaterat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13949-13949A0102 Sweden Association for Struggle Against Sexual Violence (CSMD) has applied to Sida for funding of 12 500 000 SEK for their Strategic Plan during the period 2021-2023. The intervention aims at reduction of sexual and sexualised violence and its effects by 1) providing empowerment & support to the survivors of sexual violence, 2) transformation of social perceptions & prevention of sexual violence before it occurs and 3) ensuring the sustainability of financial and organizational structure of CSMD. The amount of support to be provided by Sida (12 500 000 SEK) will constitute almost 80% of their budget for 2021 and the organisation has not yet secured any other funding beyond 2021. Association for Struggle Against Sexual Violence (CSMD) har ansökt om finansiering på 12 500 000 SEK hos Sida för sin strategiska plan under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att minska sexuellt och sexualiserat våld och dess effekter genom att 1) stärka och stödja överlevare av sexuellt våld 2) transformation av sociala uppfattingar och förebyggande av sexuellt våld innan det utövas och 3) säkra den finansiella och organisatoriska hållbarheten av CSMD Stödet från Sida (12 500 000 SEK) kommer att utgöra nästan 80% av deras budget för 2021 och organisationen har ännu inte säkrat någon annan finansiering efter 2021. Sweden Cinsel Siddetle Mucadele Dernegi Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cinsel Siddetle Mucadele Dernegi 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 5900000 2800000 -322669 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4200000 0 4000000 0 1700000 0 0 -322669 0 2800000 12377331 Cinsel Siddetle Mucadele Dernegi 4000000 Cinsel Siddetle Mucadele Dernegi 4200000 Cinsel Siddetle Mucadele Dernegi 1700000 Cinsel Siddetle Mucadele Dernegi 2800000 Cinsel Siddetle Mucadele Dernegi -322669.03 Cinsel Siddetle Mucadele Dernegi Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 Turkey: Better prospects for a gender-equal society Turkiet: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13997 Sweden Afghanistan Analysts Network (AAN) has applied for core support from Sida to finance the organization's operations in 2020-2024. Sida proposes a core support of a total of SEK 6 million for the period 2020-2022. AAN has received Swedish support since its inception in 2009. The aim of the contribution is helping Afghan decision-makers, international donors and other members of AAN's target group become better informed and equipped to formulate policy, implement development efforts and conduct advocacy work by taking part in AAN's analyzes in the following areas: War and peace; the Political Landscape; Rights and Freedoms; Migration; Regional relations; International engagement; Economy, environment and development; and Context and culture. Other donors are expected to be Norway, Switzerland (SDC), the UK (DFID and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. The budget is still not covered. If AAN does not receive sufficient funds, the budget will be adjusted accordingly. There is a widespread perception among Afghan analysts and international experts that the international community has a limited understanding of Afghanistan and that this has a negative impact on donor efforts. It is the endeavor to overcome this problem that motivates Sida to support AAN's operations with in-depth documentation and analysis of developments in the country. Sida's financial support to AAN is approx. 2 MSEK annually. Afghanistan Analysts Network (AAN) har ansökt om kärnstöd från Sida för finansiering av organisationens verksamhet 2020-2024. Sida föreslår ett kärnstöd på totalt 6 miljoner SEK för perioden 2020-2022. AAN har fått svenskt stöd sedan starten 2009. Insatsen syftar till att afghanska beslutsfattare, internationella givare och andra medlemmar i AAN:s målgrupp blir bättre informerade och rustade att formulera politik, implementera utvecklingsinsatser och bedriva påverkansarbete genom att ta del av AAN:s analyser inom följande områden: krig och fred; det politiska landskapet, rättigheter och friheter; migration; regionala relationer; internationellt engagement; ekonomi, miljö och utveckling; samt kontext och kultur. Övriga givare är i dagsläget Norge, Schweiz (SDC), Storbrittanien (DFID) och Rockefeller Brothers Fund. Budgeten är fortfarande inte täckt. Om AAN inte får inte tillräckligt med medel kommer budgeten att anpassas till detta. Det finns en vitt spridd uppfattning bland afghanska analytiker och internationella experter att det internationella samfundet har en begränsad förståelse av Afghanistan och att detta har negativa effekter på givarnas insatser. Det är strävan att komma till rätta med detta problem som motiverar Sida att stödja AANs verksamhet med djupgående dokumentation och analys av utvecklingen i landet. Sidas finansiella stöd till AAN motsvarar cirka 2 MSEK årligen. AAN's programme is centred around three interlinked outcome objectives, listed below: 1. Key stakeholders and other members of AANs target group are significantly better informed and better equipped to formulate policies, implement projects and lobby for necessary interventions because of AAN s research and analysis. Their policies, interventions and lobby activities help towards a greater stability in Afghanistan (or, alternatively, help prevent greater deterioration). 2. An ever growing circle of Afghan and international policymakers, development agents, influencers and other stakeholders make use of the AAN research products that are relevant to their efforts to help stabilise Afghanistan, because of AANs efforts to expand the reach of its research and analysis and to improve the accessibility of its products. 3. Afghanistans emerging research and analysis community has been strengthened and enriched by AANs efforts to develop and mentor its own Afghan researchers to become leaders in their field, to collaborate with like-minded organisations and academic institutions, and to lead by example in terms of high ethical standards of research, knowledge sharing and collaboration Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general 1. Key stakeholders and other members of AANs target group are significantly better informed and better equipped to formulate policies, implement projects and lobby for necessary interventions because of AAN s research and analysis. Their policies, interventions and lobby activities help towards a greater stability in Afghanistan (or, alternatively, help prevent greater deterioration). Until August 2021, AAN largely delivered its key outputs according to plan. Between 2020 and end of 2022 a total of 194 reports, special reports and dossiers were published in all of AAN's eight thematic priority areas. Measuring the impact of think tanks is challenging and AAN is no exception. However the evaluation of AAN's proramme 2020-2022 states that based upon the teams interviews and the data available, AAN has had a positive effect overall and there are anecdotal indications of uptake and utilisation amongst international and Afghan stakeholders. There is evidence that individuals and, to some extent, institutions have benefited from AANs products. This is particularly evident amongst international stakeholders. The evidence is more mixed for Afghan stakeholders. Objective 2. An ever growing circle of Afghan and international policy-makers, development agents, influencers and other stakeholders make use of the AAN research products that are relevant to their efforts to help stabilise Afghanistan, because of AANs efforts to expand the reach of its research and analysis and to improve the accessibility of its products. AAN has utilised a variety of communications tools to disseminate its research and analysis. In particular, the English language website has provided an effective mechanism enabling access to all AAN reports, including its substantial archive. In total the website was accessed 2 718 882 times during the agreement period. 2021 saw a sharp increase in views, as a result of the turbulence in Afghanistan during the time. The level of views in 2022 were slightly less than in 2020, however since AAN published fewer reports in 2022 than in previous years, the number of users per report published increased, suggesting that the readership base increased. The Dari/Pashto website, which was set up in 2015, has however proved less successful and records proportionally significantly fewer visits (2.4% of total visits in 2021). 3. Afghanistans emerging research and analysis community has been strengthened and enriched by AANs efforts to develop and mentor its own Afghan researchers to become leaders in their field, to collaborate with like-minded organisations and academic institutions, and to lead by example in terms of high ethical standards of research, knowledge-sharing and collaboration. The evaluation suggest that AAN has contributed to improve the research, analysis, and report writing capacity of both current and former staff members. While several former AAN Afghan staff members have taken on new professional challenges in which they have been able to make use of the skills and knowledge obtained at AAN, AAN capacity development efforts have otherwise had limited reach outside the own organization. Several informants argued, however, that AAN over the years has served as an inspiration and standard setter for other researchers and analysts. The efficiency of AANs efforts to enhance the capacity of Afghanistans emerging community of researchers and analysts, which is directly related to the report editing and peer-review process, has also been negatively affected by the changes since August 2021 and the new programme developed based on the evaluation has focused on networking rather than capacity building of the Afghan research community. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13997-13997A0101 Sweden Afghanistan Analysts Network (AAN) has applied for core support from Sida to finance the organization's operations in 2020-2024. Sida proposes a core support of a total of SEK 6 million for the period 2020-2022. AAN has received Swedish support since its inception in 2009. The aim of the contribution is helping Afghan decision-makers, international donors and other members of AAN's target group become better informed and equipped to formulate policy, implement development efforts and conduct advocacy work by taking part in AAN's analyzes in the following areas: War and peace; the Political Landscape; Rights and Freedoms; Migration; Regional relations; International engagement; Economy, environment and development; and Context and culture. Other donors are expected to be Norway, Switzerland (SDC), the UK (DFID and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. The budget is still not covered. If AAN does not receive sufficient funds, the budget will be adjusted accordingly. There is a widespread perception among Afghan analysts and international experts that the international community has a limited understanding of Afghanistan and that this has a negative impact on donor efforts. It is the endeavor to overcome this problem that motivates Sida to support AAN's operations with in-depth documentation and analysis of developments in the country. Sida's financial support to AAN is approx. 2 MSEK annually. Afghanistan Analysts Network (AAN) har ansökt om kärnstöd från Sida för finansiering av organisationens verksamhet 2020-2024. Sida föreslår ett kärnstöd på totalt 6 miljoner SEK för perioden 2020-2022. AAN har fått svenskt stöd sedan starten 2009. Insatsen syftar till att afghanska beslutsfattare, internationella givare och andra medlemmar i AAN:s målgrupp blir bättre informerade och rustade att formulera politik, implementera utvecklingsinsatser och bedriva påverkansarbete genom att ta del av AAN:s analyser inom följande områden: krig och fred; det politiska landskapet, rättigheter och friheter; migration; regionala relationer; internationellt engagement; ekonomi, miljö och utveckling; samt kontext och kultur. Övriga givare är i dagsläget Norge, Schweiz (SDC), Storbrittanien (DFID) och Rockefeller Brothers Fund. Budgeten är fortfarande inte täckt. Om AAN inte får inte tillräckligt med medel kommer budgeten att anpassas till detta. Det finns en vitt spridd uppfattning bland afghanska analytiker och internationella experter att det internationella samfundet har en begränsad förståelse av Afghanistan och att detta har negativa effekter på givarnas insatser. Det är strävan att komma till rätta med detta problem som motiverar Sida att stödja AANs verksamhet med djupgående dokumentation och analys av utvecklingen i landet. Sidas finansiella stöd till AAN motsvarar cirka 2 MSEK årligen. AAN's programme is centred around three interlinked outcome objectives, listed below: 1. Key stakeholders and other members of AANs target group are significantly better informed and better equipped to formulate policies, implement projects and lobby for necessary interventions because of AAN s research and analysis. Their policies, interventions and lobby activities help towards a greater stability in Afghanistan (or, alternatively, help prevent greater deterioration). 2. An ever growing circle of Afghan and international policymakers, development agents, influencers and other stakeholders make use of the AAN research products that are relevant to their efforts to help stabilise Afghanistan, because of AANs efforts to expand the reach of its research and analysis and to improve the accessibility of its products. 3. Afghanistans emerging research and analysis community has been strengthened and enriched by AANs efforts to develop and mentor its own Afghan researchers to become leaders in their field, to collaborate with like-minded organisations and academic institutions, and to lead by example in terms of high ethical standards of research, knowledge sharing and collaboration Sweden AAN/Afghanistan Analysts Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AAN/Afghanistan Analysts Network 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 0 0 0 1000000 0 0 0 0 0 2000000 0 3000000 AAN/Afghanistan Analysts Network 2000000 AAN/Afghanistan Analysts Network 1000000 AAN/Afghanistan Analysts Network Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 More women and men participate in strengthened democratic processes and demand accountability from authorities and elected representatives Fler kvinnor och män deltar i stärkta demokratiska processer och utkräver ansvar från myndigheter och folkvalda företrädare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of public institutions to provide basic services Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner att tillhandahålla grundläggande tjänster Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of civil society to promote greater respect for human rights and contribute to the transparency and scrutiny of public institutions Stärkt kapacitet inom det civila samhället att arbeta för ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och bidra till insyn och granskning av offentliga institutioner Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13997-13997A0102 Sweden Afghanistan Analysts Network (AAN) has applied for core support from Sida to finance the organization's operations in 2020-2024. Sida proposes a core support of a total of SEK 6 million for the period 2020-2022. AAN has received Swedish support since its inception in 2009. The aim of the contribution is helping Afghan decision-makers, international donors and other members of AAN's target group become better informed and equipped to formulate policy, implement development efforts and conduct advocacy work by taking part in AAN's analyzes in the following areas: War and peace; the Political Landscape; Rights and Freedoms; Migration; Regional relations; International engagement; Economy, environment and development; and Context and culture. Other donors are expected to be Norway, Switzerland (SDC), the UK (DFID and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. The budget is still not covered. If AAN does not receive sufficient funds, the budget will be adjusted accordingly. There is a widespread perception among Afghan analysts and international experts that the international community has a limited understanding of Afghanistan and that this has a negative impact on donor efforts. It is the endeavor to overcome this problem that motivates Sida to support AAN's operations with in-depth documentation and analysis of developments in the country. Sida's financial support to AAN is approx. 2 MSEK annually. Afghanistan Analysts Network (AAN) har ansökt om kärnstöd från Sida för finansiering av organisationens verksamhet 2020-2024. Sida föreslår ett kärnstöd på totalt 6 miljoner SEK för perioden 2020-2022. AAN har fått svenskt stöd sedan starten 2009. Insatsen syftar till att afghanska beslutsfattare, internationella givare och andra medlemmar i AAN:s målgrupp blir bättre informerade och rustade att formulera politik, implementera utvecklingsinsatser och bedriva påverkansarbete genom att ta del av AAN:s analyser inom följande områden: krig och fred; det politiska landskapet, rättigheter och friheter; migration; regionala relationer; internationellt engagement; ekonomi, miljö och utveckling; samt kontext och kultur. Övriga givare är i dagsläget Norge, Schweiz (SDC), Storbrittanien (DFID) och Rockefeller Brothers Fund. Budgeten är fortfarande inte täckt. Om AAN inte får inte tillräckligt med medel kommer budgeten att anpassas till detta. Det finns en vitt spridd uppfattning bland afghanska analytiker och internationella experter att det internationella samfundet har en begränsad förståelse av Afghanistan och att detta har negativa effekter på givarnas insatser. Det är strävan att komma till rätta med detta problem som motiverar Sida att stödja AANs verksamhet med djupgående dokumentation och analys av utvecklingen i landet. Sidas finansiella stöd till AAN motsvarar cirka 2 MSEK årligen. AAN's programme is centred around three interlinked outcome objectives, listed below: 1. Key stakeholders and other members of AANs target group are significantly better informed and better equipped to formulate policies, implement projects and lobby for necessary interventions because of AAN s research and analysis. Their policies, interventions and lobby activities help towards a greater stability in Afghanistan (or, alternatively, help prevent greater deterioration). 2. An ever growing circle of Afghan and international policymakers, development agents, influencers and other stakeholders make use of the AAN research products that are relevant to their efforts to help stabilise Afghanistan, because of AANs efforts to expand the reach of its research and analysis and to improve the accessibility of its products. 3. Afghanistans emerging research and analysis community has been strengthened and enriched by AANs efforts to develop and mentor its own Afghan researchers to become leaders in their field, to collaborate with like-minded organisations and academic institutions, and to lead by example in terms of high ethical standards of research, knowledge sharing and collaboration Sweden AAN/Afghanistan Analysts Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AAN/Afghanistan Analysts Network 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 2000000 0 0 0 2000000 0 2000000 4000000 AAN/Afghanistan Analysts Network 2000000 AAN/Afghanistan Analysts Network 2000000 AAN/Afghanistan Analysts Network Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Improved conditions for participation and influence of a wide range of actors, particularly women, in peace processes as well as an increased capacity to handle and prevent conflicts. Förbättrade förutsättningar för deltagande och inflytande av en bredd av aktörer, särskilt kvinnor, i processer för fred samt ökad kapacitet att hantera och förebygga konflikter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened institutions that uphold and guarantee the respect for human rights, democracy and the principals of rule of law. Stärkta institutioner som upprätthåller och garanterar respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity in civil society to promote transparency, accountability and an increased respect for human rights, democracy and the principals of rule of law. Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality, including an increased enjoyment of human rights, and the possibility of political participation and influence for women and girls. Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive ökat åtnjutande av mänskliga rättigheter, och möjlighet till politiskt deltagande och inflytande för kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13999 Sweden NDI has applied to Sida for funding 3 Million USD (26.2 Million SEK) to carry out the program ‘’Citizen Engagement for Local Government Accountability’’ in Mali during the period 2020-2023, particularly in the regions of Mopti and Sikasso. The specific objective of the proposed program is that: Local governments become more responsive and accountable to citizens. Two specific results are expected: 1. Citizens organize and take action to seek accountability from local government 2. Local officials actively seek citizen input on decisions and respond to citizen concerns. NDI will implement this intervention together with local civil society organizations. The intervention’s total budget is 26, 829, 090 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is approximately 26.2 million SEK (3 million USD) and 600 000 SEK will be retained by Sida for a final external evaluation. NDI har ansökt hos Sida om finansiering med 3 miljoner USD (26.2 miljoner SEK) för att genomföra programmet '' Citizen Engagement for Local Government Accountability '' i Mali under perioden 2020-2023, huvudsakligen i regionerna Mopti och Sikasso. Det specifika målet med det föreslagna programmet är att: Lokala myndigheter ska bli mer lyhörda och ansvarstagande gentemot medborgarna. Två specifika resultat förväntas: 1. Medborgarna organiserar och vidtar åtgärder för att söka ansvar från lokala myndigheter 2. Lokala myndigheter ska aktivt inbjuda till medborgardialog vid beslut samt svara upp mot medborgarnas krav. NDI kommer att genomföra denna insats tillsammans med lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer. Insatsens totala budget är 26 829 090 SEK, varav organisationens egen finansiering är cirka 26.2 miljoner SEK (3 miljoner USD). Ett belopp om 600 000 SEK kommer att innehållas av Sida för att genomföra en slutlig extern utvärdering. Proposed by NDI for three years (2020-2023), the overarching goal of the three-year program is to enhance citizen engagement, and expectations of accountability based on experience, that would renew citizens’ confidence in Mali’s local level institutions. The specific objective  of this intervention is the following: Local governments become more responsive and accountable to citizens. It ambitions to promote citizens’ involvement and participation in local affairs while elected officials would be equipped to provide better services and response to citizens’ demands. The program will intervene in the regions of Mopti and Sikasso, specifically in eight (08) communes. By the end of the intervention, the following results are expected:1. Citizens organize and take action to seek accountability from local government As outputs, NDI will work to make CSOs gain community organizing capacities, actively engage local governments and monitor local government actions and political processes. 2. Local officials actively seek citizen input on decisions and respond to citizen concernsAs outputs, NDI will work to get Local officials understand their roles and responsibilities, and those of citizens, in governance, development and political processes, and gain skills and capacities needed to deliver services more effectively Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general NDI has carried out numerous trainings and it hard to assess how these contribute to the overall goals. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13999-13999A0101 Sweden NDI has applied to Sida for funding 3 Million USD (26.2 Million SEK) to carry out the program ‘’Citizen Engagement for Local Government Accountability’’ in Mali during the period 2020-2023, particularly in the regions of Mopti and Sikasso. The specific objective of the proposed program is that: Local governments become more responsive and accountable to citizens. Two specific results are expected: 1. Citizens organize and take action to seek accountability from local government 2. Local officials actively seek citizen input on decisions and respond to citizen concerns. NDI will implement this intervention together with local civil society organizations. The intervention’s total budget is 26, 829, 090 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is approximately 26.2 million SEK (3 million USD) and 600 000 SEK will be retained by Sida for a final external evaluation. NDI har ansökt hos Sida om finansiering med 3 miljoner USD (26.2 miljoner SEK) för att genomföra programmet '' Citizen Engagement for Local Government Accountability '' i Mali under perioden 2020-2023, huvudsakligen i regionerna Mopti och Sikasso. Det specifika målet med det föreslagna programmet är att: Lokala myndigheter ska bli mer lyhörda och ansvarstagande gentemot medborgarna. Två specifika resultat förväntas: 1. Medborgarna organiserar och vidtar åtgärder för att söka ansvar från lokala myndigheter 2. Lokala myndigheter ska aktivt inbjuda till medborgardialog vid beslut samt svara upp mot medborgarnas krav. NDI kommer att genomföra denna insats tillsammans med lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer. Insatsens totala budget är 26 829 090 SEK, varav organisationens egen finansiering är cirka 26.2 miljoner SEK (3 miljoner USD). Ett belopp om 600 000 SEK kommer att innehållas av Sida för att genomföra en slutlig extern utvärdering. Proposed by NDI for three years (2020-2023), the overarching goal of the three-year program is to enhance citizen engagement, and expectations of accountability based on experience, that would renew citizens’ confidence in Mali’s local level institutions. The specific objective  of this intervention is the following: Local governments become more responsive and accountable to citizens. It ambitions to promote citizens’ involvement and participation in local affairs while elected officials would be equipped to provide better services and response to citizens’ demands. The program will intervene in the regions of Mopti and Sikasso, specifically in eight (08) communes. By the end of the intervention, the following results are expected:1. Citizens organize and take action to seek accountability from local government As outputs, NDI will work to make CSOs gain community organizing capacities, actively engage local governments and monitor local government actions and political processes. 2. Local officials actively seek citizen input on decisions and respond to citizen concernsAs outputs, NDI will work to get Local officials understand their roles and responsibilities, and those of citizens, in governance, development and political processes, and gain skills and capacities needed to deliver services more effectively Sweden NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs Sikasso The activities take place at this location 11.318891 -5.697050 Bougouni The activities take place at this location 11.417391 -7.472595 Koutiala The activities take place at this location 12.375413 -5.472460 Mopti The activities take place at this location 14.492071 -4.193873 Bandiagara The activities take place at this location 14.349512 -3.609231 Douentza The activities take place at this location 15.005418 -2.955081 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 14000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 14000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14000000 NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs 14000000 NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs Mali 2016-2020 Mali 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity of civil society to participate in political processes and promote accountability Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att delta i politiska processer och verka för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13999-13999A0103 Sweden NDI has applied to Sida for funding 3 Million USD (26.2 Million SEK) to carry out the program ‘’Citizen Engagement for Local Government Accountability’’ in Mali during the period 2020-2023, particularly in the regions of Mopti and Sikasso. The specific objective of the proposed program is that: Local governments become more responsive and accountable to citizens. Two specific results are expected: 1. Citizens organize and take action to seek accountability from local government 2. Local officials actively seek citizen input on decisions and respond to citizen concerns. NDI will implement this intervention together with local civil society organizations. The intervention’s total budget is 26, 829, 090 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is approximately 26.2 million SEK (3 million USD) and 600 000 SEK will be retained by Sida for a final external evaluation. NDI har ansökt hos Sida om finansiering med 3 miljoner USD (26.2 miljoner SEK) för att genomföra programmet '' Citizen Engagement for Local Government Accountability '' i Mali under perioden 2020-2023, huvudsakligen i regionerna Mopti och Sikasso. Det specifika målet med det föreslagna programmet är att: Lokala myndigheter ska bli mer lyhörda och ansvarstagande gentemot medborgarna. Två specifika resultat förväntas: 1. Medborgarna organiserar och vidtar åtgärder för att söka ansvar från lokala myndigheter 2. Lokala myndigheter ska aktivt inbjuda till medborgardialog vid beslut samt svara upp mot medborgarnas krav. NDI kommer att genomföra denna insats tillsammans med lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer. Insatsens totala budget är 26 829 090 SEK, varav organisationens egen finansiering är cirka 26.2 miljoner SEK (3 miljoner USD). Ett belopp om 600 000 SEK kommer att innehållas av Sida för att genomföra en slutlig extern utvärdering. Proposed by NDI for three years (2020-2023), the overarching goal of the three-year program is to enhance citizen engagement, and expectations of accountability based on experience, that would renew citizens’ confidence in Mali’s local level institutions. The specific objective  of this intervention is the following: Local governments become more responsive and accountable to citizens. It ambitions to promote citizens’ involvement and participation in local affairs while elected officials would be equipped to provide better services and response to citizens’ demands. The program will intervene in the regions of Mopti and Sikasso, specifically in eight (08) communes. By the end of the intervention, the following results are expected:1. Citizens organize and take action to seek accountability from local government As outputs, NDI will work to make CSOs gain community organizing capacities, actively engage local governments and monitor local government actions and political processes. 2. Local officials actively seek citizen input on decisions and respond to citizen concernsAs outputs, NDI will work to get Local officials understand their roles and responsibilities, and those of citizens, in governance, development and political processes, and gain skills and capacities needed to deliver services more effectively Sweden NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs Sikasso The activities take place at this location 11.318891 -5.697050 Bougouni The activities take place at this location 11.417391 -7.472595 Koutiala The activities take place at this location 12.375413 -5.472460 Mopti The activities take place at this location 14.492071 -4.193873 Bandiagara The activities take place at this location 14.349512 -3.609231 Douentza The activities take place at this location 15.005418 -2.955081 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs 10000000 NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs Mali 2021-2025 Mali 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14060 Sweden Swedish Investors for Sustainable Development (SISD) is a network that convenes more than 20 of Sweden’s largest financial actors around implementation of Agenda 2030. Sida coordinates the network and among its members are pension funds, insurance companies, investment companies, and asset managers. SISD works to explore the role of investors, risks and opportunities related to Agenda 2030 through learning, sharing experiences, voluntary projects and communication. The SISD and Swedish Leadership for Sustainable Development (SLSD) networks were combined in a new joint project from 2020, a separate appraisal will be done for 2021-2022 which covers both networks. See PLANit contribution 14665. SISD är ett nätverk som samlar över 20 av Sveriges största investerare kring genomförandet av Agenda 2030. Sida samordnar nätverket och bland medlemmarna finns AP-fonder, försäkringsbolag, investmentbolag, kapitalförvaltare och pensionsfonder. SISD arbetar med erfarenhetsutbyte, lärande, kommunikation och att utforska möjligheter för investeringar i linje med de globala målen. Eftersom teamet som arbetar med nätverken SISD och Swedish Leadership for Sustainable Development (SLSD) slås ihop under år 2020 görs en separat beredning för åren 2021-2022 som inkluderar båda nätverken. Se PLANit insats 14665. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Responsible Business Conduct Administrative Costs of Donors Business & Other Services SE-0-SE-6-14060-14060A0101 Sweden Swedish Investors for Sustainable Development (SISD) is a network that convenes more than 20 of Sweden’s largest financial actors around implementation of Agenda 2030. Sida coordinates the network and among its members are pension funds, insurance companies, investment companies, and asset managers. SISD works to explore the role of investors, risks and opportunities related to Agenda 2030 through learning, sharing experiences, voluntary projects and communication. The SISD and Swedish Leadership for Sustainable Development (SLSD) networks were combined in a new joint project from 2020, a separate appraisal will be done for 2021-2022 which covers both networks. See PLANit contribution 14665. SISD är ett nätverk som samlar över 20 av Sveriges största investerare kring genomförandet av Agenda 2030. Sida samordnar nätverket och bland medlemmarna finns AP-fonder, försäkringsbolag, investmentbolag, kapitalförvaltare och pensionsfonder. SISD arbetar med erfarenhetsutbyte, lärande, kommunikation och att utforska möjligheter för investeringar i linje med de globala målen. Eftersom teamet som arbetar med nätverken SISD och Swedish Leadership for Sustainable Development (SLSD) slås ihop under år 2020 görs en separat beredning för åren 2021-2022 som inkluderar båda nätverken. Se PLANit insats 14665. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 419155 0 0 94534 0 0 0 234830 89791 419155 Sida 234830.07 Sida 94534.3 Sida 89790.75 Sida Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14060-14060A0106 Sweden Swedish Investors for Sustainable Development (SISD) is a network that convenes more than 20 of Sweden’s largest financial actors around implementation of Agenda 2030. Sida coordinates the network and among its members are pension funds, insurance companies, investment companies, and asset managers. SISD works to explore the role of investors, risks and opportunities related to Agenda 2030 through learning, sharing experiences, voluntary projects and communication. The SISD and Swedish Leadership for Sustainable Development (SLSD) networks were combined in a new joint project from 2020, a separate appraisal will be done for 2021-2022 which covers both networks. See PLANit contribution 14665. SISD är ett nätverk som samlar över 20 av Sveriges största investerare kring genomförandet av Agenda 2030. Sida samordnar nätverket och bland medlemmarna finns AP-fonder, försäkringsbolag, investmentbolag, kapitalförvaltare och pensionsfonder. SISD arbetar med erfarenhetsutbyte, lärande, kommunikation och att utforska möjligheter för investeringar i linje med de globala målen. Eftersom teamet som arbetar med nätverken SISD och Swedish Leadership for Sustainable Development (SLSD) slås ihop under år 2020 görs en separat beredning för åren 2021-2022 som inkluderar båda nätverken. Se PLANit insats 14665. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1212 0 0 0 1212 1212 Other 1211.61 Other Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14064 Sweden The overall objective is to support the democratic transition of Sudan by supporting the establishment of mechanisms for dialogue and consensus-building on the transition processes; strengthen the capacity of NEC (National Election Committee) deliver credible and peaceful elections; enhance women participation and representation in political processes, and strengthen citizens awareness on the transitional processes and the broader democratic governance practices. It is anticipated that Sudan’s transition period and processes will provide an opportunity for the country’s transition to democracy. The contribution is a complement to EU´s project for strengthening democracy in Sudan and is implemented by International IDEA. The project is complementary to the EU´s contribution to strengthening the democracy in Sudan and is implemented by IDEA. However, they are two independent projects. The duration of the project is 2020-2023, and the total budget is 45,3 MSEK. Projektets övergripande mål är att stödja den demokratiska övergången i Sudan genom att upprätta mekanismer för dialog och konsensusuppbyggnad med fokus på delstatsnivå; stärka kapaciteten för NEC (National Election Committee) att leverera rättvisa och fredliga val; öka kvinnors deltagande och representation i politiska processer; samt stärka medborgarnas kunskap om politiska processer och demokratiska styrning. Det förväntas att Sudans övergångsperiod och processer som initierats av transitionsregeringen kan leda till demokrati, men är i behov av kapasitetsstärkande åtgärder. Projektet är ett komplement till EU´s insats för att stärka demokrati i Sudan och som genomförs av International IDEA. Det är emellertid två fristående program. Programmet sträcker sig över tre år (2020-2023) och budgeten är 45,3 MSEK The overall purpose of the contribution was to support Sudans transition to a democratic system. The objectives of the contribution were to contribute to the following: - Improved citizens awareness on transitional processes and democratic governance. - Policymakers within political parties and the government apply increased knowledge and skills to make more informed choices regarding democracy reforms. - The National Election Commission apply increased knowledge and skills to recognize and respond to complexities and risks in the electoral processes and effectively implement the Electoral Cycle Approach. - Civil society (with a focus on womens groups) and media in Sudan apply increased knowledge and skills to engage with constitution-makers, policymakers in political parties and government and the National Election Commission democratically and effectively and promote broad public participation in the process. After the military coup in October, 2021 the objectives of the intervention were revised and technical assistance to the government or its institutions was halted. The revised programme focused on: - Training and strengthening civil society on democratic issues with a focus on young people and women, and - Cooperating with other organisations to resist the closure of civil society. - Continued support to women's political participation and an assessment of the framework for disabled persons' opportunities to participate in elections. After the civil war broke out in 2023, all activities focusing on electoral issues were cancelled. Instead IDEA focused on strengthening the expertise of various parties and organisations on the links between peace and democratic governance and to enhance women's political participation at all levels. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Sudan (the) Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The examples of results are drawn from Sidas previous assessments, including annual CoPs, Annual Reports, an Evaluation of the IDEA Sudan project and the Final Narrative Report. Below, example of results are divided across several subsections to highlight the types of activities the IDEA project implemented. Dialogue and Consensus Building Sida observes that IDEA were able to uphold their work on fostering Dialogue and Consensus Building by facilitating multi-stakeholder dialogue sessions in 13 of 18 Sudanese states, engaging 7,371 participants (52 per cent women) over the course of the entire project. Dialogues addressed women's political participation, human rights, and diversity. The dialogues were implemented in three phases: Phase I (20212023): 96 structured dialogue sessions were held, targeting resistance committees and community leaders, with 1,071 participants (52% male, 48% female). The phase also resulted in the establishment of 16 permanent multi-stakeholder platforms for sustained engagement. Additionally, five civic education workshops (109 participants) and four human rights sessions (68 participants) were delivered. These early engagements built a strong foundation for community dialogue on democratic values, human rights, and transitional justice. Phase II (MarchJune 2024): Focused in Northern State, this phase scaled outreach through 10 broad-based community dialogues and 26 thematic sessions addressing peacebuilding, psychosocial support, conflict resolution, disability inclusion, and SGBV. A total of 3,154 participants (2,064 women, 1,090 men) were engaged, demonstrating a major shift toward gender-responsive dialogue and inclusion of marginalized voices. The emphasis on thematic relevance allowed for a more targeted and impactful approach to building peaceful coexistence and civic agency at the local level. Phase III (NovemberDecember 2024): Targeted interventions in Northern and Red Sea States equipped 36 facilitators with advanced skills in dialogue facilitation and trained 42 community leaders in advocacy and mediation. Under three thematic dialogue tracks, 96 sessions were conducted with strong female participation: Womens Political Participation: 32 sessions with 1,071 participants (646 women). Human Rights: 32 sessions with 875 participants (579 women). Citizenship and Social Cohesion: 32 sessions with 671 participants (480 women). The inclusive, localized, and gender-sensitive nature of these dialogues enabled communities to articulate their priorities, engage on their differences, and co-create visions for peaceful transition. The platforms enhanced grassroots civic participation, empowered women leaders, and positioned community members as key actors in shaping Sudans transitional agenda. Sidas programme officer participated in one of the early regional dialogues in Port Sudan in March 2021 (see Dox nr: 24/000286-45), namely, Dialogue and consensus-building on the transitional process that IDEA established in partnership with Sudan Social Development- SUDO (that also led several ongoing dialogue platforms related to the constitutional process). Conclusions from the dialogue, shared by Sida and the partner, were that outcomes could have been even more specified and the civic education part strengthened. Sida observed that a main setback was that dialogues were conducted in a vacuum: the purpose was that the regional dialogues should cover the same topics as the national dialogue. However, there was no knowledge on how the national process would be sequenced or if/how/when public participation would be initiated. Therefore, it was not yet known how the information would be used. A positive observation from this early held dialogue was IDEAs ability to utilise media channels to spread information of the dialogues, the Sida program officer noted that during the two days of dialogues, IDEA was interviewed and broadcasted on the local TV and also interviewed on the radio. According to CoP for 2022 (Dox nr: 24/000286-36) together with Sudo, the tools for the national and multiregional stakeholders were then further developed based on lessons learned during the first months of implementation. Target groups were changed, the facilitation process streamlined, and more civic education included in the consultations. In addition, a dialogue implementation manual was developed to be used by all facilitators and shared with other implementers. Sudo had also taken the lead for a civic education coordinating group in Sudan to strengthen the coordination and quality assurance among implementors. Moreover constitutional awareness seminars and workshops were organized in Kassala, Al-Gadaref, and Port Sudan, targeting youth, women, and civil society leaders. The workshops focused on practical topics such as negotiation, media literacy, human rights, and conflict resolution and created spaces for critical reflection on the principles of inclusivity, federalism, power-sharing, and transitional justice. Despite operational constraints, the seminars fostered a deeper civic consciousness, promoted cross-community dialogue, and contributed to the formation of a regional network of peacebuilders. The active engagement of women and youth marked a significant step toward participatory constitutional reform in Sudan. The program also included capacity-building for facilitators, thematic discussions on psychosocial healing and governance, and the creation of local dialogue networks. The training of regional facilitators included a one-week workshop at the offices of the Sudanese Organization for Development (SUDO), targeting all state coordinators (4 men and 2 women). The training focused on dialogue design, facilitation techniques, targeting strategies, and expected outcomes. Facilitators were also introduced to International IDEAs global comparative frameworks and knowledge resources on constitutional design and democratic dialogue. Through these initiatives, participantsparticularly women and youthemerged with commitments which contributed to them becoming agents of peace and democratic transformation. Although long-term outcomes remain untracked, these dialogues are believed to have fostered trust, acceptance, and a shared vision for a peaceful and democratic future by respecting diversity and encouraging collaboration. Gender Equality and Womens Political Empowerment Sida also observes that IDEA managed to maintain a focus on fostering Gender Equality and Womens Political Empowerment by prioritising a gender-responsive programming. Fifty young women were trained through two cohorts of the Young Womens Democracy Academy (YWDA), enhancing their skills in political participation, advocacy, and leadership. Despite the disruption caused by the April 2023 war, the commitment and engagement of YWDA alumni remained steadfast. Women-led coalitions were supported, and targeted training, including on international advocacy, coalition-building, and academic writing, was delivered. Feminist initiatives were documented through studies and a documentary film to preserve narratives of resilience and inspire future mobilisation (Celebrating the Different Forms of Women's Political Participation in Sudan (available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRANKNnyFtw). According to CoP for 2024, several of the women were after the training assigned to positions in which their newfound knowledge was put to good use. The second cohort was launched in March 2023 and was planned to continue until May 2023. Unfortunately, the eruption of war in Sudan in April 2023 stopped the program halfway through, but there were discussions to continue digitally (Dox nr: 24/000286-82). According to the former IDEA programme manager (dialogue with responsible Sida programme manager on 7 November), there is an existing alumni of the young women academy and they are all over the place working with civil society and NGOs. Selected list of publications on the topic: Sudanese Womens Participation in Ongoing Peace Processes (Dox nr: 24/000286-118). Gender Assessment of Political Parties' Internal Regulations in Sudan (Dox nr: 24/000286-117). In Sidas CoP from 2021 (Dox nr: 24/000286-14) it was assessed that the findings of these two reports provided valuable input for advocacy groups working to promote womens political participation. They were also used to give input to the establishment of the young women democracy academy. Civic education campaigns Sida notes that the project also delivered one of the most extensive civic education campaigns in Sudan in recent years, targeting radio, theatre, social media, visual storytelling, and community dialogues. This contributed to increased participation, as many citizen members engaged in project events. Leveraging technology and social media provided critical platforms for women to voice their concerns, engage in activism, and connect with each other to foster solidarity and support. International IDEA conducted a nationwide study in 2021 to capture citizens' perceptions of democracy, the transition, and governance in Sudan (Dox nr: 24/000286-119). The findings were pivotal in shaping targeted civic education programming and were published on IDEAs website. International IDEA organized multiple workshops and initiatives to equip partners and youth with the knowledge and tools to develop and implement civic education content. A 2022 study by International IDEA documented the role of civil society during Sudans transition and remains a reference material for civic space development (see dox nr: 24/000286-124). Through its partners Al-Alag and RCDCS, IDEA disseminated a wide range of civic education content via radio, television, and digital platforms between 2021 and 2022. Al-Alag broadcasted over 20 radio dramas, operettas, inspirational stories, and public service announcements across diverse regions such as Darfur, Blue Nile, and South Kordofan, focusing on womens political participation, IDP issues, gender equality, and freedom of expression. Simultaneously, RCDCS implemented a media campaign comprising 26 PSAs, 40 drama episodes, cartoons, testimonials, and video explainers that demystified democratic processes, electoral reform, and constitutional matters. These efforts ensured nationwide reach, using creative, culturally grounded formats to engage citizens and raise awareness on rights, inclusion, and governance. Constitutional and electoral reforms While constitutional and electoral reforms were curtailed by the political breakdown, International IDEA remained active in knowledge production and advocacy. IDEAs Senior Programme Officer provided expert commentary on draft electoral laws prepared by IFES and UNDP, ensuring alignment with international norms. IDEA also took part in high-level consultations with stakeholders including the Ministry of Justice to anticipate the legal and administrative architecture of a future NEC. According to CoP for 2022 (Dox nr: 24/000286-36) until the October 2022 military coup, IDEA organized several consultations where relevant constitutional issues were discussed. They also provided technical support to the Prime Ministers Office and the Ministry of Justice. Furthermore, UNDP, IFES, and UN Women. I-IDEA and NDI had begun coordinating for a forthcoming free and fair election. There had not been any direct implementation of all activities related to assisting the National Election Commission as it was not established. IDEA conducted a landmark assessment of Sudans electoral legal framework (Assessing Sudan's Electoral Legal Framework, dox nr: 24/000286-122), benchmarked against international standards, which highlighted systemic weaknesses in transparency, inclusivity, and legal safeguards. A follow-up study on IDP voting rights (Advancing the Voting Rights of Internally Displaced Communities in Sudan, dox nr: 24/000286-123) helped elevate the issue of disenfranchisement among displaced communities. Six Election Labs were convened to deepen expertise among legal professionals, civil society actors, and youth leaders, focusing on electoral systems, inclusion, and democratic values. This activity was interrupted by the sudden conflict in Sudan and was planned to resume virtually, with support from EU, but not as a Sida activity. Though the labs have been well conducted, Sida assessed that due to the ongoing conflict this activity should not be prioritised but it continued within the EU portfolio (CoP 2023, 24/000286-120). National dialogues on political finance, inclusive participation, and the role of youth and women enriched the discourse on reform and institutional rebuilding. These initiatives may have laid a foundation of informed proposals and policy options that can be activated once a stable political environment is restored. Through continued support to Sudanese election experts and through the dissemination of its flagship assessment report, IDEA contributed to preserving institutional memory and building readiness for eventual democratic elections in Sudan. Strengthening Civil Society and Media Capacity To reinforce civil society as a bulwark of democratic resilience, International IDEA offered extensive capacity development. Training for over 40 journalists and para-journalists in Kampala equipped participants with tools for conflict-sensitive reporting, peace journalism, and digital safety. Specialised seminars addressed reconciliation, combating hate speech, and ethical media practices. Studies on conflict, identity, media, and gendered economic impact offered civil society actors advocacy resources. The Sudanese Journalists Syndicate was capacitated through these efforts that fostered more accurate, inclusive, and responsible public discourse, ensuring their continued role as a watchdog, educational, and convening role even amid conflict environments. In preparation for this completion memo Sida followed up with the General Secretary of the Sudanese journalist syndicate (October 2025) who confirmed that the syndicate participated in several (online) seminars aimed at countering war and hate speech. The initiatives parked in-depth discussions within the Sudanese media community and encouraged the publication of media articles and reports amplifying the call to stop the war and highlighting its devastating consequences. The syndicate also participated in a practical training on Constructive Journalism and Mobile Journalism (MoJo) which, according to the General Secretary, successfully introduced Sudanese journalists to the principles of constructive journalism, providing them with practical tools to apply these approaches in their daily work: participants gained a deeper understanding of balanced storytelling, solutions journalism, and mobile production techniques. Inclusivity and Innovation in Transitional Justice and Governance Moreover, the project mainstreamed inclusive practices by integrating the needs and voices of marginalised groupsparticularly PWDs, IDPs, women, and youthinto all program components. It supported the Sudanese Interfaith Group in countering hate speech and promoting coexistence through unified sermons, interfaith youth dialogues, and regional outreach. The Sudanese Interfaith Group, supported by International IDEA and led by former Minister Nasraldin Mofarah, conducted nationwide outreach promoting peace and social cohesion. With 30 core religious leaders and a robust media campaign, the initiative disseminated 40 peace messages and over 600 multimedia materials across Sudan and diaspora communities. Despite security challenges, the groups interfaith approach emerged as a vital grassroots peace mechanism during conflict. Dialogues were made accessible through language adaptation, disability-friendly venues, and inclusive facilitation methods. Creative innovations like the Gender Analysis Game and the Bakir Dawaai social media series fostered interactive civic learning and intergenerational dialogue. The project also supported grassroots peacebuilding through workshops on transitional justice, feminist organising, and conflict mediation, promoting empathy, collective agency, and non-violent problem-solving. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14064-14064A0101 Sweden The overall objective is to support the democratic transition of Sudan by supporting the establishment of mechanisms for dialogue and consensus-building on the transition processes; strengthen the capacity of NEC (National Election Committee) deliver credible and peaceful elections; enhance women participation and representation in political processes, and strengthen citizens awareness on the transitional processes and the broader democratic governance practices. It is anticipated that Sudan’s transition period and processes will provide an opportunity for the country’s transition to democracy. The contribution is a complement to EU´s project for strengthening democracy in Sudan and is implemented by International IDEA. The project is complementary to the EU´s contribution to strengthening the democracy in Sudan and is implemented by IDEA. However, they are two independent projects. The duration of the project is 2020-2023, and the total budget is 45,3 MSEK. Projektets övergripande mål är att stödja den demokratiska övergången i Sudan genom att upprätta mekanismer för dialog och konsensusuppbyggnad med fokus på delstatsnivå; stärka kapaciteten för NEC (National Election Committee) att leverera rättvisa och fredliga val; öka kvinnors deltagande och representation i politiska processer; samt stärka medborgarnas kunskap om politiska processer och demokratiska styrning. Det förväntas att Sudans övergångsperiod och processer som initierats av transitionsregeringen kan leda till demokrati, men är i behov av kapasitetsstärkande åtgärder. Projektet är ett komplement till EU´s insats för att stärka demokrati i Sudan och som genomförs av International IDEA. Det är emellertid två fristående program. Programmet sträcker sig över tre år (2020-2023) och budgeten är 45,3 MSEK The overall purpose of the contribution was to support Sudans transition to a democratic system. The objectives of the contribution were to contribute to the following: - Improved citizens awareness on transitional processes and democratic governance. - Policymakers within political parties and the government apply increased knowledge and skills to make more informed choices regarding democracy reforms. - The National Election Commission apply increased knowledge and skills to recognize and respond to complexities and risks in the electoral processes and effectively implement the Electoral Cycle Approach. - Civil society (with a focus on womens groups) and media in Sudan apply increased knowledge and skills to engage with constitution-makers, policymakers in political parties and government and the National Election Commission democratically and effectively and promote broad public participation in the process. After the military coup in October, 2021 the objectives of the intervention were revised and technical assistance to the government or its institutions was halted. The revised programme focused on: - Training and strengthening civil society on democratic issues with a focus on young people and women, and - Cooperating with other organisations to resist the closure of civil society. - Continued support to women's political participation and an assessment of the framework for disabled persons' opportunities to participate in elections. After the civil war broke out in 2023, all activities focusing on electoral issues were cancelled. Instead IDEA focused on strengthening the expertise of various parties and organisations on the links between peace and democratic governance and to enhance women's political participation at all levels. Sweden International IDEA/International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International IDEA/International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6300000 12000000 6000000 10000000 9000000 -344793 0 0 0 0 0 0 6300000 0 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -344793 0 6000000 0 3000000 42955207 International IDEA/International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance 6300000 International IDEA/International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance 12000000 International IDEA/International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance 6000000 International IDEA/International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance 10000000 International IDEA/International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance 6000000 International IDEA/International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance 3000000 International IDEA/International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance -344793.16 International IDEA/International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 Improved conditions for peaceful and inclusive societies at the local level Förbättrade förutsättningar för fredliga och inkluderande samhällen på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved rule of law, increased transparency, and strengthened conditions for accountability Förbättrad rättssäkerhet och ökad transparens samt stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14064-14064A0103 Sweden The overall objective is to support the democratic transition of Sudan by supporting the establishment of mechanisms for dialogue and consensus-building on the transition processes; strengthen the capacity of NEC (National Election Committee) deliver credible and peaceful elections; enhance women participation and representation in political processes, and strengthen citizens awareness on the transitional processes and the broader democratic governance practices. It is anticipated that Sudan’s transition period and processes will provide an opportunity for the country’s transition to democracy. The contribution is a complement to EU´s project for strengthening democracy in Sudan and is implemented by International IDEA. The project is complementary to the EU´s contribution to strengthening the democracy in Sudan and is implemented by IDEA. However, they are two independent projects. The duration of the project is 2020-2023, and the total budget is 45,3 MSEK. Projektets övergripande mål är att stödja den demokratiska övergången i Sudan genom att upprätta mekanismer för dialog och konsensusuppbyggnad med fokus på delstatsnivå; stärka kapaciteten för NEC (National Election Committee) att leverera rättvisa och fredliga val; öka kvinnors deltagande och representation i politiska processer; samt stärka medborgarnas kunskap om politiska processer och demokratiska styrning. Det förväntas att Sudans övergångsperiod och processer som initierats av transitionsregeringen kan leda till demokrati, men är i behov av kapasitetsstärkande åtgärder. Projektet är ett komplement till EU´s insats för att stärka demokrati i Sudan och som genomförs av International IDEA. Det är emellertid två fristående program. Programmet sträcker sig över tre år (2020-2023) och budgeten är 45,3 MSEK The overall purpose of the contribution was to support Sudans transition to a democratic system. The objectives of the contribution were to contribute to the following: - Improved citizens awareness on transitional processes and democratic governance. - Policymakers within political parties and the government apply increased knowledge and skills to make more informed choices regarding democracy reforms. - The National Election Commission apply increased knowledge and skills to recognize and respond to complexities and risks in the electoral processes and effectively implement the Electoral Cycle Approach. - Civil society (with a focus on womens groups) and media in Sudan apply increased knowledge and skills to engage with constitution-makers, policymakers in political parties and government and the National Election Commission democratically and effectively and promote broad public participation in the process. After the military coup in October, 2021 the objectives of the intervention were revised and technical assistance to the government or its institutions was halted. The revised programme focused on: - Training and strengthening civil society on democratic issues with a focus on young people and women, and - Cooperating with other organisations to resist the closure of civil society. - Continued support to women's political participation and an assessment of the framework for disabled persons' opportunities to participate in elections. After the civil war broke out in 2023, all activities focusing on electoral issues were cancelled. Instead IDEA focused on strengthening the expertise of various parties and organisations on the links between peace and democratic governance and to enhance women's political participation at all levels. Sweden International IDEA/International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 149420 0 0 149420 149420 Ernst & Young 149420 Ernst & Young Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 Improved rule of law, increased transparency, and strengthened conditions for accountability Förbättrad rättssäkerhet och ökad transparens samt stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14107 Sweden Kaos GL association has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 14,5 Million for their rainbow Project 2020-2023. The intervention aim: LGBTI+ rights holders actively safeguard their rights while increasingly holding duty bearers accountable and responsible for protection of rights and equality of LGBTI+ people." The results of the proposed intervention is: - LGBTI+ rights holders (individuals and organizations) are more empowered to enjoy their human rights in a conducive environment - Improved protection and promotion of LGBTI+ rights by key duty-bearers including government at local and central levels and legislators - Judiciary demonstrates responsibility & accountability for providing justice for LGBTI+ rights holders - Private sector improves protection of LGBTI+ rights and protection from discrimination - Independent media and LGBTI+ media sustain the scope of rights based journalism regarding LGBTI+ rights and equality - Key stakeholders act as stronger allies to protect and promote LGBTI+ rights. Kaos GL har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 14,5 miljoner kronor för det sk. Regnbågsprojektet 2020-2023. Målet för insatset är att HBTQI + rättighetsbärare aktivt skyddar sina rättigheter samtidigt som de i allt högre grad håller skyldighetsbärare ansvariga för skydd av rättigheter och jämlikhet för HBTQI + -individer . " De förväntade resultaten av den föreslagna insatsen är: -HBTQI + rättighetbärare (individer och organisationer) blir stärkta och får sina mänskliga rättigheter förverkligade i en gynnsam miljö - Förbättrat skydd och främjande av HBTQI + -rättigheter från viktiga aktörer inklusive regering på lokal och central nivå samt lagstiftare - Rättsväsendet visar ansvar och hålls ansvariga för att förverkliga rättvisa för HBTQI + rättighetsbärare - Den privata sektorn förbättrar skyddet av HBTQI + -rättigheter liksom skydd mot diskriminering - Oberoende medier och HBTQI + -medier upprätthåller rättighetsbaserad journalistik angående HBTQI + -rättigheter och jämlikhet - Nyckelintressenter agerar som starkare allierade för att skydda och främja HBTQI + -rättigheter. Project Overall Objective: LGBTI rights holders actively safeguard their rights while increasingly holding duty bearers accountable and responsible for protection of rights and equality of LGBTI people. Outcomes: - LGBTI rights holders (individuals and organizations) are more empowered to enjoy their human rights in a conducive environment - Improved protection and promotion of LGBTI rights by key duty-bearers including government at local and central levels and legislators - Judiciary demonstrates responsibility & accountability for providing justice for LGBTI rights holders - Private sector improves protection of LGBTI rights and protection from discrimination - Independent media and LGBTI media sustain the scope of rights-based journalism regarding LGBTI rights and equality  - Key stakeholders act as stronger allies to protect and promote LGBTI rights Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Human rights Government & Civil Society-general - LGBTI rights holders (individuals and organizations) are more empowered to enjoy their human rights in a conducive environment Empowerment for LGBTQI community was supplied in two instances. The partners Kaos GL and May 17 Association has carried on building the capacities of LGBTQI organisations on administration, finance, legal compliance, communication, fund raising, and crisis management. The Rainbow Project has served as cementing the Partners to serve as a knowledge hub and act as mentors thereby fostering to the resilience of the LGBTQI community to stand together with increased competencies. 89 LGBTQI organizations benefited from the empowerment program. The psychosocial, legal, and well-being support services provided by May 17 provided social support to LGBTQI individuals who under the current conditions are more prone to violence, decay in well-being and the effects of being constantly under target. 1575 psychosocial, 677 legal, and 2018 well-being, 1221 social services support supplied to LGBTQI individuals totalling a number of 4870 consultancies. 918 of these services were supplied to refugee LGBTQI individuals. - Improved protection and promotion of LGBTI rights by key duty-bearers including government at local and central levels and legislators Limitation on the result area directed the Partners to focus on engaging with international and local actors. Kaos GL contributed to the UN Special Rapporteurs' reports, with five shadow reports submitted in 2023. Partners contributed to a municipality's inclusive gender equality plan with hope that it will serve as an example for advancing inclusive policies and services local services. - Judiciary demonstrates responsibility & accountability for providing justice for LGBTI rights holders Kaos GL has initiated or supported 14 legal cases, targeting hate speech, discrimination, and freedom of assembly. Kaos GL has prioritized capacity building initiatives aimed at enhancing the legal knowledge and skills of lawyers and legal practitioners, 30 events were held 909 participants benefited from these trainings. The publication of the "Guidelines for Lawyers for their Communication with LGBTQI Clients" is also an important output of the project. - Private sector improves protection of LGBTI rights and protection from discrimination Kaos GL has been promoting LGBTQI inclusion within Turkey's private sector. Situation of LGBTQI Employees in Private Sector" report published annually in collaboration with Kadir Has University. Kaos GL also produces a report on LGBTQI employees in the public sector. The reports provide insights into the challenges faced by LGBTQI employees in the workplace. 13 companies approached to Kaos GL and May 17, 34 consultancies were provided to private sector. - Independent media and LGBTI media sustain the scope of rights-based journalism regarding LGBTI rights and equality Kaos GL.org has been serving as the main LGBTQI news outlet in the country. The Partners have published a total of 27383 articles in the three years project term. Number of hits of different visitors to Kaos GL.Org 4 880 562 hits, 4 466 802 different visitors. Kaos GL has 41.4k followers on Instagram and 46k followers on Twitter at the end of this project year. Enabling the visibility of LGBTQI issues. - Key stakeholders act as stronger allies to protect and promote LGBTI rights Kaos GL and May 17 have consistently engaged a diverse network of stakeholders, including academics, artists, mental health professionals, educators, and human rights groups, by holding cultural event and supplying training to professionals to uphold LGBTQI rights. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14107-14107A0101 Sweden Kaos GL association has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 14,5 Million for their rainbow Project 2020-2023. The intervention aim: LGBTI+ rights holders actively safeguard their rights while increasingly holding duty bearers accountable and responsible for protection of rights and equality of LGBTI+ people." The results of the proposed intervention is: - LGBTI+ rights holders (individuals and organizations) are more empowered to enjoy their human rights in a conducive environment - Improved protection and promotion of LGBTI+ rights by key duty-bearers including government at local and central levels and legislators - Judiciary demonstrates responsibility & accountability for providing justice for LGBTI+ rights holders - Private sector improves protection of LGBTI+ rights and protection from discrimination - Independent media and LGBTI+ media sustain the scope of rights based journalism regarding LGBTI+ rights and equality - Key stakeholders act as stronger allies to protect and promote LGBTI+ rights. Kaos GL har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 14,5 miljoner kronor för det sk. Regnbågsprojektet 2020-2023. Målet för insatset är att HBTQI + rättighetsbärare aktivt skyddar sina rättigheter samtidigt som de i allt högre grad håller skyldighetsbärare ansvariga för skydd av rättigheter och jämlikhet för HBTQI + -individer . " De förväntade resultaten av den föreslagna insatsen är: -HBTQI + rättighetbärare (individer och organisationer) blir stärkta och får sina mänskliga rättigheter förverkligade i en gynnsam miljö - Förbättrat skydd och främjande av HBTQI + -rättigheter från viktiga aktörer inklusive regering på lokal och central nivå samt lagstiftare - Rättsväsendet visar ansvar och hålls ansvariga för att förverkliga rättvisa för HBTQI + rättighetsbärare - Den privata sektorn förbättrar skyddet av HBTQI + -rättigheter liksom skydd mot diskriminering - Oberoende medier och HBTQI + -medier upprätthåller rättighetsbaserad journalistik angående HBTQI + -rättigheter och jämlikhet - Nyckelintressenter agerar som starkare allierade för att skydda och främja HBTQI + -rättigheter. Project Overall Objective: LGBTI rights holders actively safeguard their rights while increasingly holding duty bearers accountable and responsible for protection of rights and equality of LGBTI people. Outcomes: - LGBTI rights holders (individuals and organizations) are more empowered to enjoy their human rights in a conducive environment - Improved protection and promotion of LGBTI rights by key duty-bearers including government at local and central levels and legislators - Judiciary demonstrates responsibility & accountability for providing justice for LGBTI rights holders - Private sector improves protection of LGBTI rights and protection from discrimination - Independent media and LGBTI media sustain the scope of rights-based journalism regarding LGBTI rights and equality  - Key stakeholders act as stronger allies to protect and promote LGBTI rights Sweden Kaos Gay and Lesbian Cultural Research and Solidarity Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kaos Gay and Lesbian Cultural Research and Solidarity Association 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6500000 0 0 0 0 6500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6500000 Kaos Gay and Lesbian Cultural Research and Solidarity Association 6500000 Kaos Gay and Lesbian Cultural Research and Solidarity Association Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Increased conformance to international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Turkiet: Att Turkiet i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14107-14107A0102 Sweden Kaos GL association has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 14,5 Million for their rainbow Project 2020-2023. The intervention aim: LGBTI+ rights holders actively safeguard their rights while increasingly holding duty bearers accountable and responsible for protection of rights and equality of LGBTI+ people." The results of the proposed intervention is: - LGBTI+ rights holders (individuals and organizations) are more empowered to enjoy their human rights in a conducive environment - Improved protection and promotion of LGBTI+ rights by key duty-bearers including government at local and central levels and legislators - Judiciary demonstrates responsibility & accountability for providing justice for LGBTI+ rights holders - Private sector improves protection of LGBTI+ rights and protection from discrimination - Independent media and LGBTI+ media sustain the scope of rights based journalism regarding LGBTI+ rights and equality - Key stakeholders act as stronger allies to protect and promote LGBTI+ rights. Kaos GL har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 14,5 miljoner kronor för det sk. Regnbågsprojektet 2020-2023. Målet för insatset är att HBTQI + rättighetsbärare aktivt skyddar sina rättigheter samtidigt som de i allt högre grad håller skyldighetsbärare ansvariga för skydd av rättigheter och jämlikhet för HBTQI + -individer . " De förväntade resultaten av den föreslagna insatsen är: -HBTQI + rättighetbärare (individer och organisationer) blir stärkta och får sina mänskliga rättigheter förverkligade i en gynnsam miljö - Förbättrat skydd och främjande av HBTQI + -rättigheter från viktiga aktörer inklusive regering på lokal och central nivå samt lagstiftare - Rättsväsendet visar ansvar och hålls ansvariga för att förverkliga rättvisa för HBTQI + rättighetsbärare - Den privata sektorn förbättrar skyddet av HBTQI + -rättigheter liksom skydd mot diskriminering - Oberoende medier och HBTQI + -medier upprätthåller rättighetsbaserad journalistik angående HBTQI + -rättigheter och jämlikhet - Nyckelintressenter agerar som starkare allierade för att skydda och främja HBTQI + -rättigheter. Project Overall Objective: LGBTI rights holders actively safeguard their rights while increasingly holding duty bearers accountable and responsible for protection of rights and equality of LGBTI people. Outcomes: - LGBTI rights holders (individuals and organizations) are more empowered to enjoy their human rights in a conducive environment - Improved protection and promotion of LGBTI rights by key duty-bearers including government at local and central levels and legislators - Judiciary demonstrates responsibility & accountability for providing justice for LGBTI rights holders - Private sector improves protection of LGBTI rights and protection from discrimination - Independent media and LGBTI media sustain the scope of rights-based journalism regarding LGBTI rights and equality  - Key stakeholders act as stronger allies to protect and promote LGBTI rights Sweden Kaos Gay and Lesbian Cultural Research and Solidarity Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kaos Gay and Lesbian Cultural Research and Solidarity Association 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 4000000 3800000 -801125 0 0 0 0 0 0 -801125 4000000 0 0 3800000 0 0 0 4000000 10998875 Kaos Gay and Lesbian Cultural Research and Solidarity Association 4000000 Kaos Gay and Lesbian Cultural Research and Solidarity Association 4000000 Kaos Gay and Lesbian Cultural Research and Solidarity Association 3800000 Kaos Gay and Lesbian Cultural Research and Solidarity Association -801124.88 Kaos Gay and Lesbian Cultural Research and Solidarity Association Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 Turkey: Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law Turkiet: Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens prlnciper Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Turkey: Better prospects for a gender-equal society Turkiet: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14147 Sweden Sweden will support Women's Law Centre (WLC), a civil society organisation from Moldova, to implement core support activities provided by WLC’s Strategic Plan and RAF during April 2020 - December 2022. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of WLC’s medium term Strategic Plan 2019-2024 in fighting domestic and gender-based violence in Moldova. The main objective and expected result of core activities is that the Women’s Law Center contributes to building a community where people live their life free of violence and abuse and are safe and protected in their families and relationships. This is the second core support offered to WLC by Sweden. Sverige kommer att stödja Kvinnors lagcentrum (WLC), en civil organisation från Moldavien, för genomförandet av kärnstödsaktiviteter försedda av WLCs Strategiska plan och RAF under april 2020 – december 2022. Kärnstöd beviljas för att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och för att stödja genomförandet av WLCs medellång sikt Strategisk plan 2019—2024 i bekämpning av våld i hem och könsrelaterat våld i Moldavien. Det huvudsakliga målet och förväntade resultat av kärnaktiviteterna är att Kvinnors lagcentrum bidrar med att bygga ett samhälle där människor kan leva fria från våld och övergrepp och är säkra och skyddade i deras familjer och relationer. Det här är det andra kärnstödet som erbjuds till WLC från Sverige. This is the second WLC's intervention supported by Sweden in Moldova.The intervention is based on the institutional Strategic Plan 2019-2024. Sweden will support WLC via core support in 2020-2022. The objectives, indicators and measures of implementation are described clearly in the RAF and the institutional budget. The main objective is to support further institutional development of WLC with the final scope for the organisation: to be financial sustainable, to enhance institutional mechanisms and routines to ensure results' sustainability over time, to deliver professional services for domestic violence victims and to advocate and promote best legal and institutional standards in preventing and fighting domestic violence at the national level.  Given the context and the field where the organisation is active, the lessons learned and the strategic goal, WLC's activity in the next six years (2019-2024) will focus on the following areas of intervention: 1. Prevention Strategic objective 1: Raise public awareness about violence against women Strategic objective 2: Build the capacity of professionals in the justice, social assistance and health care sectors Awareness-raising events and information campaigns will be arranged aimed at changing social and behavioural norms and increasing the knowledge of different population groups (women in rural areas, older women, men and young people) about causes and consequences of gender-based violence and domestic violence, available legal remedies, assistance and protection services available to victims of gender-based violence and domestic violence. Youth hubs, librarians' network, media outlets, individual professionals (through small grants) and survivors of DV will be involved in these activities as strategic partners (example: 16 days campaign, national conference on fighting DV, etc).    Capacity building of professionals will be organised to help them change their attitudes, perceptions and behaviour and will promote a cross-sector approach to domestic violence, communication between professionals throughout their intervention, and referral of identified cases to specialised services. With priority to address the acute need to build the capacity of judges, prosecutors, lawyers, police officers, social workers, psychologists and doctors to respond effectively to cases of domestic violence, including at the local level.  2. Protection Strategic objective 3: Develop and consolidate services provided to victims of violence against women WLC  will continue to make efforts to develop holistic services for victims based on their needs, including: free telephone line for legal counselling of victims of gender-based violence and domestic violence; primary legal aid; qualified legal aid; social assistance, including economic empowerment of survivors of domestic violence; psychological counselling. The assistance to women in detention (Rusca prison) will continue through legal counselling to convicted women, individual psychological counselling, therapy through art, legal assistance to women accused of DV crimes.   3. Researched based policies Strategic objective 4: Policy development through direct contribution, lobbying and advocacy on the basis of evidence from research and analysis WLC's strategic priority in the coming years will remain the promotion at policy and legislative level of initiatives based on the respect for the rights of victims of domestic violence, ensuring their free access to justice, ensuring their access to high-quality specialised services of assistance and protection and the exercise of due diligence by authorities. One of the main objective is to continue active advocacy for Istanbul  Convention's ratification and its proper implementation in the Republic of Moldova as well as lobbying for the alignment of the legal framework with international standards (examples: Femicide Report, Economic Abuse Report, etc.).   4. Organisational development Strategic objective 5: Increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the organisation From 2016 to 2019, WLC being supported by Sweden, invested enormously in the development of the organisation and each team member. The organisation developed internal operational procedures, built the capacity of team members, and set up comprehensive mechanisms for the management, monitoring and evaluation of implemented activities. In the next strategic cycle, WLC aims to continue the development of the organisation by maximizing the team's potential, increasing its efficiency and effectiveness including of the board, promoting the organisational values and culture within the team. Financial sustainability and diversification of funding sources will continue to be one of the strategic priorities. Conflict and environment perspective will be strategic priorities to be developed and integrated.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Ending violence against women and girls Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-14147-14147A0101 Sweden Sweden will support Women's Law Centre (WLC), a civil society organisation from Moldova, to implement core support activities provided by WLC’s Strategic Plan and RAF during April 2020 - December 2022. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of WLC’s medium term Strategic Plan 2019-2024 in fighting domestic and gender-based violence in Moldova. The main objective and expected result of core activities is that the Women’s Law Center contributes to building a community where people live their life free of violence and abuse and are safe and protected in their families and relationships. This is the second core support offered to WLC by Sweden. Sverige kommer att stödja Kvinnors lagcentrum (WLC), en civil organisation från Moldavien, för genomförandet av kärnstödsaktiviteter försedda av WLCs Strategiska plan och RAF under april 2020 – december 2022. Kärnstöd beviljas för att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och för att stödja genomförandet av WLCs medellång sikt Strategisk plan 2019—2024 i bekämpning av våld i hem och könsrelaterat våld i Moldavien. Det huvudsakliga målet och förväntade resultat av kärnaktiviteterna är att Kvinnors lagcentrum bidrar med att bygga ett samhälle där människor kan leva fria från våld och övergrepp och är säkra och skyddade i deras familjer och relationer. Det här är det andra kärnstödet som erbjuds till WLC från Sverige. This is the second WLC's intervention supported by Sweden in Moldova.The intervention is based on the institutional Strategic Plan 2019-2024. Sweden will support WLC via core support in 2020-2022. The objectives, indicators and measures of implementation are described clearly in the RAF and the institutional budget. The main objective is to support further institutional development of WLC with the final scope for the organisation: to be financial sustainable, to enhance institutional mechanisms and routines to ensure results' sustainability over time, to deliver professional services for domestic violence victims and to advocate and promote best legal and institutional standards in preventing and fighting domestic violence at the national level.  Given the context and the field where the organisation is active, the lessons learned and the strategic goal, WLC's activity in the next six years (2019-2024) will focus on the following areas of intervention: 1. Prevention Strategic objective 1: Raise public awareness about violence against women Strategic objective 2: Build the capacity of professionals in the justice, social assistance and health care sectors Awareness-raising events and information campaigns will be arranged aimed at changing social and behavioural norms and increasing the knowledge of different population groups (women in rural areas, older women, men and young people) about causes and consequences of gender-based violence and domestic violence, available legal remedies, assistance and protection services available to victims of gender-based violence and domestic violence. Youth hubs, librarians' network, media outlets, individual professionals (through small grants) and survivors of DV will be involved in these activities as strategic partners (example: 16 days campaign, national conference on fighting DV, etc).    Capacity building of professionals will be organised to help them change their attitudes, perceptions and behaviour and will promote a cross-sector approach to domestic violence, communication between professionals throughout their intervention, and referral of identified cases to specialised services. With priority to address the acute need to build the capacity of judges, prosecutors, lawyers, police officers, social workers, psychologists and doctors to respond effectively to cases of domestic violence, including at the local level.  2. Protection Strategic objective 3: Develop and consolidate services provided to victims of violence against women WLC  will continue to make efforts to develop holistic services for victims based on their needs, including: free telephone line for legal counselling of victims of gender-based violence and domestic violence; primary legal aid; qualified legal aid; social assistance, including economic empowerment of survivors of domestic violence; psychological counselling. The assistance to women in detention (Rusca prison) will continue through legal counselling to convicted women, individual psychological counselling, therapy through art, legal assistance to women accused of DV crimes.   3. Researched based policies Strategic objective 4: Policy development through direct contribution, lobbying and advocacy on the basis of evidence from research and analysis WLC's strategic priority in the coming years will remain the promotion at policy and legislative level of initiatives based on the respect for the rights of victims of domestic violence, ensuring their free access to justice, ensuring their access to high-quality specialised services of assistance and protection and the exercise of due diligence by authorities. One of the main objective is to continue active advocacy for Istanbul  Convention's ratification and its proper implementation in the Republic of Moldova as well as lobbying for the alignment of the legal framework with international standards (examples: Femicide Report, Economic Abuse Report, etc.).   4. Organisational development Strategic objective 5: Increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the organisation From 2016 to 2019, WLC being supported by Sweden, invested enormously in the development of the organisation and each team member. The organisation developed internal operational procedures, built the capacity of team members, and set up comprehensive mechanisms for the management, monitoring and evaluation of implemented activities. In the next strategic cycle, WLC aims to continue the development of the organisation by maximizing the team's potential, increasing its efficiency and effectiveness including of the board, promoting the organisational values and culture within the team. Financial sustainability and diversification of funding sources will continue to be one of the strategic priorities. Conflict and environment perspective will be strategic priorities to be developed and integrated.  Sweden Womens Law Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Womens Law Center 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2622311 3800762 0 2622311 3231762 0 0 569000 0 6423073 Womens Law Center 2622311 Womens Law Center 3231762 Womens Law Center 569000 Womens Law Center Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Reduced gender-based violence, hate crimes and human trafficking Östeuropa: Minskat könsrelaterat våld, hatbrott och människohandel Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14147-14147A0102 Sweden Sweden will support Women's Law Centre (WLC), a civil society organisation from Moldova, to implement core support activities provided by WLC’s Strategic Plan and RAF during April 2020 - December 2022. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of WLC’s medium term Strategic Plan 2019-2024 in fighting domestic and gender-based violence in Moldova. The main objective and expected result of core activities is that the Women’s Law Center contributes to building a community where people live their life free of violence and abuse and are safe and protected in their families and relationships. This is the second core support offered to WLC by Sweden. Sverige kommer att stödja Kvinnors lagcentrum (WLC), en civil organisation från Moldavien, för genomförandet av kärnstödsaktiviteter försedda av WLCs Strategiska plan och RAF under april 2020 – december 2022. Kärnstöd beviljas för att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och för att stödja genomförandet av WLCs medellång sikt Strategisk plan 2019—2024 i bekämpning av våld i hem och könsrelaterat våld i Moldavien. Det huvudsakliga målet och förväntade resultat av kärnaktiviteterna är att Kvinnors lagcentrum bidrar med att bygga ett samhälle där människor kan leva fria från våld och övergrepp och är säkra och skyddade i deras familjer och relationer. Det här är det andra kärnstödet som erbjuds till WLC från Sverige. This is the second WLC's intervention supported by Sweden in Moldova.The intervention is based on the institutional Strategic Plan 2019-2024. Sweden will support WLC via core support in 2020-2022. The objectives, indicators and measures of implementation are described clearly in the RAF and the institutional budget. The main objective is to support further institutional development of WLC with the final scope for the organisation: to be financial sustainable, to enhance institutional mechanisms and routines to ensure results' sustainability over time, to deliver professional services for domestic violence victims and to advocate and promote best legal and institutional standards in preventing and fighting domestic violence at the national level.  Given the context and the field where the organisation is active, the lessons learned and the strategic goal, WLC's activity in the next six years (2019-2024) will focus on the following areas of intervention: 1. Prevention Strategic objective 1: Raise public awareness about violence against women Strategic objective 2: Build the capacity of professionals in the justice, social assistance and health care sectors Awareness-raising events and information campaigns will be arranged aimed at changing social and behavioural norms and increasing the knowledge of different population groups (women in rural areas, older women, men and young people) about causes and consequences of gender-based violence and domestic violence, available legal remedies, assistance and protection services available to victims of gender-based violence and domestic violence. Youth hubs, librarians' network, media outlets, individual professionals (through small grants) and survivors of DV will be involved in these activities as strategic partners (example: 16 days campaign, national conference on fighting DV, etc).    Capacity building of professionals will be organised to help them change their attitudes, perceptions and behaviour and will promote a cross-sector approach to domestic violence, communication between professionals throughout their intervention, and referral of identified cases to specialised services. With priority to address the acute need to build the capacity of judges, prosecutors, lawyers, police officers, social workers, psychologists and doctors to respond effectively to cases of domestic violence, including at the local level.  2. Protection Strategic objective 3: Develop and consolidate services provided to victims of violence against women WLC  will continue to make efforts to develop holistic services for victims based on their needs, including: free telephone line for legal counselling of victims of gender-based violence and domestic violence; primary legal aid; qualified legal aid; social assistance, including economic empowerment of survivors of domestic violence; psychological counselling. The assistance to women in detention (Rusca prison) will continue through legal counselling to convicted women, individual psychological counselling, therapy through art, legal assistance to women accused of DV crimes.   3. Researched based policies Strategic objective 4: Policy development through direct contribution, lobbying and advocacy on the basis of evidence from research and analysis WLC's strategic priority in the coming years will remain the promotion at policy and legislative level of initiatives based on the respect for the rights of victims of domestic violence, ensuring their free access to justice, ensuring their access to high-quality specialised services of assistance and protection and the exercise of due diligence by authorities. One of the main objective is to continue active advocacy for Istanbul  Convention's ratification and its proper implementation in the Republic of Moldova as well as lobbying for the alignment of the legal framework with international standards (examples: Femicide Report, Economic Abuse Report, etc.).   4. Organisational development Strategic objective 5: Increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the organisation From 2016 to 2019, WLC being supported by Sweden, invested enormously in the development of the organisation and each team member. The organisation developed internal operational procedures, built the capacity of team members, and set up comprehensive mechanisms for the management, monitoring and evaluation of implemented activities. In the next strategic cycle, WLC aims to continue the development of the organisation by maximizing the team's potential, increasing its efficiency and effectiveness including of the board, promoting the organisational values and culture within the team. Financial sustainability and diversification of funding sources will continue to be one of the strategic priorities. Conflict and environment perspective will be strategic priorities to be developed and integrated.  Sweden Womens Law Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Womens Law Center 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2826299 0 2826299 2826299 Womens Law Center 2826299 Womens Law Center Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14174 Sweden The contribution is for four Junior Professional Officers (JPO) positions to be placed with different department and offices of the UN Secretariat. Sweden is commited to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of the UN agencies, funds and programmes as well as the World Bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UNs Development, Humanitarian and Peace keeping pillars with placements around the world. The contribution further aims at fulfilling the Strategy for Capacity Development, Partnerships and Methods that support Agenda 2030 2018-2022. The positions to be funded are as follows: 1. Associate Expert in International Law - International Court of Justice (ICJ) - The Hague, Netherlands 2. Associate Expert in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Guatemala City, Guatemala 3. Associate Expert in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York, USA 4. Associate Expert in Humanitarian Affairs - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Amman, Jordan In October 2020 there was an amendment to the agreement, an additional JPO position was agreed to The Development Coordination Office (DCD) in Istanbul to work with support for the UN’s coordination of COVID-19 response in developing countries. Insatsen avser 4 Junior Professional Officers (JPO) tjänster som ska placeras hos olika departement och enheter inom FN sekretariatet. Insatsen bidrar till Sveriges åtagande att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN:s utvecklings-, humanitära- och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen bidrar även till Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022. Tjänsterna som ska finansieras är som följer: 1. Associate Expert in International Law - International Court of Justice (ICJ) - The Hague, Netherlands 2. Associate Expert in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Guatemala City, Guatemala 3. Associate Expert in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York, USA 4. Associate Expert in Humanitarian Affairs - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Amman, Jordan I oktober 2020 skedde det en ändring av avtalet, man kom överens om en ytterligare JPO-position (Junior Professional Officer) vid Development Coordination Office (DCD) i Istanbul för att arbeta med stöd för FN:s samordning av COVID-19-responsen i utvecklingsländer. Se bilagda arbetsbeskrivningar (ToR) för mer information. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Syrian Arab Republic Central Asia, regional Europe, regional Developing countries, unspecified Public sector policy and administrative management Human rights COVID-19 control Government & Civil Society-general Basic Health Genom JPO-programmet väntades deltagaren få relevant kunskap om FN systemet och en god grund för att kunna söka sig vidare inom FN och fortsatt bidra till genomförandet av dess program. En av deltagarna lyfte särskilt fram att att JPO-programmet gett honom väldigt viktig FN-erfarenhet som har redan öppnat upp nya karriär möjligheter inom FN. Utan att ha först varit svensk JPO hade det varit väldigt svårt att få möjligheterna inom FN som har öppnats upp. Deltagaren erbjöds en fortsatt anställning som Assistant Secretary General för Afrika, på DPPA/DPO. Totalt har fyra av fem tidigare JPO:er gått vidare och fått en fortsatt anställning inom FN-systemet. Bedömning av uppnådda resultat i förhållande till insatsens mål: Tillfredställande. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14174-14174A0101 Sweden The contribution is for four Junior Professional Officers (JPO) positions to be placed with different department and offices of the UN Secretariat. Sweden is commited to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of the UN agencies, funds and programmes as well as the World Bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UNs Development, Humanitarian and Peace keeping pillars with placements around the world. The contribution further aims at fulfilling the Strategy for Capacity Development, Partnerships and Methods that support Agenda 2030 2018-2022. The positions to be funded are as follows: 1. Associate Expert in International Law - International Court of Justice (ICJ) - The Hague, Netherlands 2. Associate Expert in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Guatemala City, Guatemala 3. Associate Expert in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York, USA 4. Associate Expert in Humanitarian Affairs - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Amman, Jordan In October 2020 there was an amendment to the agreement, an additional JPO position was agreed to The Development Coordination Office (DCD) in Istanbul to work with support for the UN’s coordination of COVID-19 response in developing countries. Insatsen avser 4 Junior Professional Officers (JPO) tjänster som ska placeras hos olika departement och enheter inom FN sekretariatet. Insatsen bidrar till Sveriges åtagande att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN:s utvecklings-, humanitära- och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen bidrar även till Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022. Tjänsterna som ska finansieras är som följer: 1. Associate Expert in International Law - International Court of Justice (ICJ) - The Hague, Netherlands 2. Associate Expert in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Guatemala City, Guatemala 3. Associate Expert in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York, USA 4. Associate Expert in Humanitarian Affairs - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Amman, Jordan I oktober 2020 skedde det en ändring av avtalet, man kom överens om en ytterligare JPO-position (Junior Professional Officer) vid Development Coordination Office (DCD) i Istanbul för att arbeta med stöd för FN:s samordning av COVID-19-responsen i utvecklingsländer. Se bilagda arbetsbeskrivningar (ToR) för mer information. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 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contribution is for four Junior Professional Officers (JPO) positions to be placed with different department and offices of the UN Secretariat. Sweden is commited to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of the UN agencies, funds and programmes as well as the World Bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UNs Development, Humanitarian and Peace keeping pillars with placements around the world. The contribution further aims at fulfilling the Strategy for Capacity Development, Partnerships and Methods that support Agenda 2030 2018-2022. The positions to be funded are as follows: 1. Associate Expert in International Law - International Court of Justice (ICJ) - The Hague, Netherlands 2. Associate Expert in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Guatemala City, Guatemala 3. Associate Expert in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York, USA 4. Associate Expert in Humanitarian Affairs - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Amman, Jordan In October 2020 there was an amendment to the agreement, an additional JPO position was agreed to The Development Coordination Office (DCD) in Istanbul to work with support for the UN’s coordination of COVID-19 response in developing countries. Insatsen avser 4 Junior Professional Officers (JPO) tjänster som ska placeras hos olika departement och enheter inom FN sekretariatet. Insatsen bidrar till Sveriges åtagande att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN:s utvecklings-, humanitära- och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen bidrar även till Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022. Tjänsterna som ska finansieras är som följer: 1. Associate Expert in International Law - International Court of Justice (ICJ) - The Hague, Netherlands 2. Associate Expert in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Guatemala City, Guatemala 3. Associate Expert in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York, USA 4. Associate Expert in Humanitarian Affairs - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Amman, Jordan I oktober 2020 skedde det en ändring av avtalet, man kom överens om en ytterligare JPO-position (Junior Professional Officer) vid Development Coordination Office (DCD) i Istanbul för att arbeta med stöd för FN:s samordning av COVID-19-responsen i utvecklingsländer. Se bilagda arbetsbeskrivningar (ToR) för mer information. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Sweden UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 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Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14361 Sweden The objectives of the intervention are the following: 1) Readers and stakeholders in Turkey continue to receive accurate and rights-oriented news from Bianet and are thus able to mobilize for rights, democracy and the rule of law 2) Journalists who adhere to universal values (including new forms of journalism) engage in rights ­oriented journalism 3) Evidence ­based work of advocates for freedom of expression and a conducive environment for the press strengthened 4) Civil society, academia and independent press (local, national, regional and international) are restoring their ties in the forefront of the struggle for rights through rights journalism 5) IPS more resilient, more participatory, more sustainable Målen för insatsen är: 1) Läsare och intressenter i Turkiet fortsätter att få korrekta och rättighetsbaserade nyheter från Bianet och kan därmed mobilisera sig för rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2) Journalister som arbetar enligt universella värden (inklusive nya former av journalistik) engagerar sig i rättighetsbaserad journalistik 3) Stärkt gynnsam miljö för media och stärkt evidensbaserat arbete bland förespråkare för yttrandefrihet 4) Civilsamhället, den akademiska världen och oberoende media (lokal, nationell, regional och internationell) stärker sitt samarbete inom rättighetsbaserad journalistik för arbete inom mänskliga rättigheter 5) IPS är mer motståndskraftigt, mer delaktigt och mer hållbart The intervention's intended impact is a stronger and broader defense for a free, critical and pluralistic media in Türkiye. The intervention will strive towards this impact through the following outcomes: 1) Readers and stakeholders in Türkiye continue to receive accurate and rights-oriented news 2) Journalists who adhere to universal values engage in rights-oriented journalism 3) Evidence-based work of advocates for freedom of expression and a conducive environment for the press strengthened 4) Civil society, academia and independent press are restoring their ties through rights journalism 5) IPS more resilient, more participatory, more sustainable Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general As per the annual narrative report of IPS, expected outcomes include civil society's active utilization of the new digital Male Violence Open Database; the integration of IPS resources into university curricula; and, journalists applying rights-based and investigative practices post-training. Key results have been noted in all the aforementioned areas. Furthermore, IPS reports that Bianet's monitoring contributed to institutional accountability, prompting administrative responses from public authorities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14361-14361A0101 Sweden The objectives of the intervention are the following: 1) Readers and stakeholders in Turkey continue to receive accurate and rights-oriented news from Bianet and are thus able to mobilize for rights, democracy and the rule of law 2) Journalists who adhere to universal values (including new forms of journalism) engage in rights ­oriented journalism 3) Evidence ­based work of advocates for freedom of expression and a conducive environment for the press strengthened 4) Civil society, academia and independent press (local, national, regional and international) are restoring their ties in the forefront of the struggle for rights through rights journalism 5) IPS more resilient, more participatory, more sustainable Målen för insatsen är: 1) Läsare och intressenter i Turkiet fortsätter att få korrekta och rättighetsbaserade nyheter från Bianet och kan därmed mobilisera sig för rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2) Journalister som arbetar enligt universella värden (inklusive nya former av journalistik) engagerar sig i rättighetsbaserad journalistik 3) Stärkt gynnsam miljö för media och stärkt evidensbaserat arbete bland förespråkare för yttrandefrihet 4) Civilsamhället, den akademiska världen och oberoende media (lokal, nationell, regional och internationell) stärker sitt samarbete inom rättighetsbaserad journalistik för arbete inom mänskliga rättigheter 5) IPS är mer motståndskraftigt, mer delaktigt och mer hållbart The intervention's intended impact is a stronger and broader defense for a free, critical and pluralistic media in Türkiye. The intervention will strive towards this impact through the following outcomes: 1) Readers and stakeholders in Türkiye continue to receive accurate and rights-oriented news 2) Journalists who adhere to universal values engage in rights-oriented journalism 3) Evidence-based work of advocates for freedom of expression and a conducive environment for the press strengthened 4) Civil society, academia and independent press are restoring their ties through rights journalism 5) IPS more resilient, more participatory, more sustainable Sweden IPS Iletisim Vakfi Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IPS Iletisim Vakfi 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 6000000 7695000 0 0 0 0 0 4200000 0 0 6000000 0 3495000 0 0 0 0 0 0 13695000 IPS Iletisim Vakfi 6000000 IPS Iletisim Vakfi 4200000 IPS Iletisim Vakfi 3495000 IPS Iletisim Vakfi Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 Turkey: Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law Turkiet: Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens prlnciper Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14361-14361A0102 Sweden The objectives of the intervention are the following: 1) Readers and stakeholders in Turkey continue to receive accurate and rights-oriented news from Bianet and are thus able to mobilize for rights, democracy and the rule of law 2) Journalists who adhere to universal values (including new forms of journalism) engage in rights ­oriented journalism 3) Evidence ­based work of advocates for freedom of expression and a conducive environment for the press strengthened 4) Civil society, academia and independent press (local, national, regional and international) are restoring their ties in the forefront of the struggle for rights through rights journalism 5) IPS more resilient, more participatory, more sustainable Målen för insatsen är: 1) Läsare och intressenter i Turkiet fortsätter att få korrekta och rättighetsbaserade nyheter från Bianet och kan därmed mobilisera sig för rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2) Journalister som arbetar enligt universella värden (inklusive nya former av journalistik) engagerar sig i rättighetsbaserad journalistik 3) Stärkt gynnsam miljö för media och stärkt evidensbaserat arbete bland förespråkare för yttrandefrihet 4) Civilsamhället, den akademiska världen och oberoende media (lokal, nationell, regional och internationell) stärker sitt samarbete inom rättighetsbaserad journalistik för arbete inom mänskliga rättigheter 5) IPS är mer motståndskraftigt, mer delaktigt och mer hållbart The intervention's intended impact is a stronger and broader defense for a free, critical and pluralistic media in Türkiye. The intervention will strive towards this impact through the following outcomes: 1) Readers and stakeholders in Türkiye continue to receive accurate and rights-oriented news 2) Journalists who adhere to universal values engage in rights-oriented journalism 3) Evidence-based work of advocates for freedom of expression and a conducive environment for the press strengthened 4) Civil society, academia and independent press are restoring their ties through rights journalism 5) IPS more resilient, more participatory, more sustainable Sweden IPS Iletisim Vakfi Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IPS Iletisim Vakfi 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 4305000 4000000 4000000 3000000 1305000 12305000 IPS Iletisim Vakfi 4000000 IPS Iletisim Vakfi 4000000 IPS Iletisim Vakfi Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14386 Sweden This contribution aims to implement a guarantee to facilitate access to credit for sectors subject to financing management constraints due to the lack or lack of collateral requested by financial institutions. The intervention is relevant in the context of the 2021-2025 Development Cooperation Strategy with Guatemala, in particular the objective of 'Inclusive economic development'. Main results: 3.1. promoting productive employment opportunities with decent working conditions and promoting sustainable, free and fair trade; and Strengthen women's economic empowerment. Within the framework of this objective, income generation, including small-scale agriculture, shall be promoted in particular for the benefit of women's economic empowerment. Support for legal, equal and fair access to markets for the benefit of small and micro-enterprises must also be incorporated. The guarantee will help to support micro and small businesses and stimulate financial markets to support entrepreneurs with access to credit. In this area, financial institutions and the private sector are considered as strategic actors to meet the economic needs of the target group. In particular, sustainable income generation, including small-scale agriculture, should also be promoted for women's economic empowerment. Support for legal, equal and fair access to markets should be incorporated for the benefit of small and micro-enterprises. The contribution is assessed to be in accordance with the Regulation (2018:2098) on guarantees for development cooperation and the Regulation (2011:211) on loans and guarantees. Denna insats syftar till att genom en garanti underlätta tillgången till krediter för sektorer som omfattas av bristande tillgång till finansiering på grund av låntagarnas brist på eller avsaknad av de säkerheter som finansinstituten begär. Insatsen är relevant i förhållande till strategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Guatemala 2021–2025, särskilt målet "Inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling". Huvudsakliga resultat: 3.1. Främjande av produktiva sysselsättningsmöjligheter med anständiga arbetsvillkor och främjande av hållbar, fri och rättvis handel samt stärka kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Garantin kommer att bidra till att ge stöd till mikroföretag och småföretag samt individer genom att stimulera finansmarknaderna för att stödja företagare med tillgång till krediter. På detta område betraktas finansinstitut och den privata sektorn som strategiska aktörer för att tillgodose målgruppens ekonomiska behov. I synnerhet bör hållbar inkomstgenerering, inklusive småskaligt jordbruk, också främjas för kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Stöd till lagligt, jämlikt och rättvist tillträde till marknader bör omfattas till förmån för små företag och mikroföretag. Insatsen bedöms vara i enlighet med Förordning (2018:2098) om garantier för utvecklingssamarbete samt Förordning (2011:211) om utlåning och garantier. To support a guarantee instrument to facilitate access to credit for sectors that face restrictions in the management of financing, due to the scarcity or absence of collateral requested by financial institutions. Through the guarantee instrument, Sida seeks to encourage the cooperative COOPSAMA to better understand the credit risk and facilitate access to financing for entrepreneurs (women men and youth and for micro, small and medium sized companies with limited access to financial resources), which is essential to make their businesses grow and make them successful. It is expected that at the end of this contribution with COOPSAMA, the cooperative will have more experience, tools and more accessible resources to continue providing financial products to people with fewer opportunities for economic and social development. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Rural development Banking & Financial Services Other Multisector By sharing risks, Asdi has enabled the saving and credit cooperative Coopsama to lend Q.223,830,540.00 around USD 29,300,000 (mobilized funds from the Cooperative) to approximately 1,481 micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and entrepreneurs. Without the guarantee, these SME's would have faced difficulties accessing credit due to limited collateral or a lack of credit history. The loans are granted to the agricultural, commerce, and services sectors. It is important to note that this guarantee is a revolving fund. Coopsama has used the revolving credit facility 2.78 times, allowing for the continuous issuance of new loans as borrowers meet their payment obligations. The credits covered by the Guarantee have been used by SME's and entrepreneurs to start or expand their businesses in agriculture, livestock, trade, and services sectors. To know the impact of the guarantee, Coopsama surveyed 145 beneficiaries, reporting 490 permanent and temporary jobs. 72% of respondents reported sales increases ranging from 15% to 45%. Additionally, 75 new businesses were reported to have opened. The guarantee is having a positive impact on financial inclusion and the economic empowerment of women, as evidenced by the growing of women-led businesses. Of the total number of loans granted (1,481), 742 correspond to women; who, without the guarantee, would not have been eligible for credit. Access to financing is contributing to the expansion of their businesses, the acquisition of assets, and the achievement of their empowerment and economic autonomy, as well as the overcoming of financial barriers. An example of a success story: A woman who owns a shoe and clothing retail business, thanks to a loan backed by a guarantee she has been able to expand her business by opening three branches in the northern region of the country. She is an example of determination and entrepreneurial vision; the only thing she needed was to have access to credit opportunities. Despite her capacity and commitment, she faced significant obstacles due to her young age. Several financial institutions denied her access to credit, limiting her growth opportunities. However, Coopsama with the support of the guarantee, was able to grant her a loan of Q.186,000.00 for working capital. This case demonstrates how access to credit, combined with talent and perseverance, can transform realities and open paths toward success. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14386-14386A0101 Sweden This contribution aims to implement a guarantee to facilitate access to credit for sectors subject to financing management constraints due to the lack or lack of collateral requested by financial institutions. The intervention is relevant in the context of the 2021-2025 Development Cooperation Strategy with Guatemala, in particular the objective of 'Inclusive economic development'. Main results: 3.1. promoting productive employment opportunities with decent working conditions and promoting sustainable, free and fair trade; and Strengthen women's economic empowerment. Within the framework of this objective, income generation, including small-scale agriculture, shall be promoted in particular for the benefit of women's economic empowerment. Support for legal, equal and fair access to markets for the benefit of small and micro-enterprises must also be incorporated. The guarantee will help to support micro and small businesses and stimulate financial markets to support entrepreneurs with access to credit. In this area, financial institutions and the private sector are considered as strategic actors to meet the economic needs of the target group. In particular, sustainable income generation, including small-scale agriculture, should also be promoted for women's economic empowerment. Support for legal, equal and fair access to markets should be incorporated for the benefit of small and micro-enterprises. The contribution is assessed to be in accordance with the Regulation (2018:2098) on guarantees for development cooperation and the Regulation (2011:211) on loans and guarantees. Denna insats syftar till att genom en garanti underlätta tillgången till krediter för sektorer som omfattas av bristande tillgång till finansiering på grund av låntagarnas brist på eller avsaknad av de säkerheter som finansinstituten begär. Insatsen är relevant i förhållande till strategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Guatemala 2021–2025, särskilt målet "Inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling". Huvudsakliga resultat: 3.1. Främjande av produktiva sysselsättningsmöjligheter med anständiga arbetsvillkor och främjande av hållbar, fri och rättvis handel samt stärka kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Garantin kommer att bidra till att ge stöd till mikroföretag och småföretag samt individer genom att stimulera finansmarknaderna för att stödja företagare med tillgång till krediter. På detta område betraktas finansinstitut och den privata sektorn som strategiska aktörer för att tillgodose målgruppens ekonomiska behov. I synnerhet bör hållbar inkomstgenerering, inklusive småskaligt jordbruk, också främjas för kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Stöd till lagligt, jämlikt och rättvist tillträde till marknader bör omfattas till förmån för små företag och mikroföretag. Insatsen bedöms vara i enlighet med Förordning (2018:2098) om garantier för utvecklingssamarbete samt Förordning (2011:211) om utlåning och garantier. To support a guarantee instrument to facilitate access to credit for sectors that face restrictions in the management of financing, due to the scarcity or absence of collateral requested by financial institutions. Through the guarantee instrument, Sida seeks to encourage the cooperative COOPSAMA to better understand the credit risk and facilitate access to financing for entrepreneurs (women men and youth and for micro, small and medium sized companies with limited access to financial resources), which is essential to make their businesses grow and make them successful. It is expected that at the end of this contribution with COOPSAMA, the cooperative will have more experience, tools and more accessible resources to continue providing financial products to people with fewer opportunities for economic and social development. Sweden Cooperative COOPSAMA Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cooperative COOPSAMA 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 2360676 3000000 2200000 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 2360676 2200000 0 0 0 7560676 Cooperative COOPSAMA 2360676 Cooperative COOPSAMA 3000000 Cooperative COOPSAMA 2200000 Cooperative COOPSAMA Guatemala 2021-2025 Guatemala 2021-2025 Increased opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions and strengthened conditions for free and fair sustainable trade. Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor samt stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis hållbar handel. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened economic empowerment for women. Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14386-14386A0301 Sweden This contribution aims to implement a guarantee to facilitate access to credit for sectors subject to financing management constraints due to the lack or lack of collateral requested by financial institutions. The intervention is relevant in the context of the 2021-2025 Development Cooperation Strategy with Guatemala, in particular the objective of 'Inclusive economic development'. Main results: 3.1. promoting productive employment opportunities with decent working conditions and promoting sustainable, free and fair trade; and Strengthen women's economic empowerment. Within the framework of this objective, income generation, including small-scale agriculture, shall be promoted in particular for the benefit of women's economic empowerment. Support for legal, equal and fair access to markets for the benefit of small and micro-enterprises must also be incorporated. The guarantee will help to support micro and small businesses and stimulate financial markets to support entrepreneurs with access to credit. In this area, financial institutions and the private sector are considered as strategic actors to meet the economic needs of the target group. In particular, sustainable income generation, including small-scale agriculture, should also be promoted for women's economic empowerment. Support for legal, equal and fair access to markets should be incorporated for the benefit of small and micro-enterprises. The contribution is assessed to be in accordance with the Regulation (2018:2098) on guarantees for development cooperation and the Regulation (2011:211) on loans and guarantees. Denna insats syftar till att genom en garanti underlätta tillgången till krediter för sektorer som omfattas av bristande tillgång till finansiering på grund av låntagarnas brist på eller avsaknad av de säkerheter som finansinstituten begär. Insatsen är relevant i förhållande till strategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Guatemala 2021–2025, särskilt målet "Inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling". Huvudsakliga resultat: 3.1. Främjande av produktiva sysselsättningsmöjligheter med anständiga arbetsvillkor och främjande av hållbar, fri och rättvis handel samt stärka kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Garantin kommer att bidra till att ge stöd till mikroföretag och småföretag samt individer genom att stimulera finansmarknaderna för att stödja företagare med tillgång till krediter. På detta område betraktas finansinstitut och den privata sektorn som strategiska aktörer för att tillgodose målgruppens ekonomiska behov. I synnerhet bör hållbar inkomstgenerering, inklusive småskaligt jordbruk, också främjas för kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Stöd till lagligt, jämlikt och rättvist tillträde till marknader bör omfattas till förmån för små företag och mikroföretag. Insatsen bedöms vara i enlighet med Förordning (2018:2098) om garantier för utvecklingssamarbete samt Förordning (2011:211) om utlåning och garantier. To support a guarantee instrument to facilitate access to credit for sectors that face restrictions in the management of financing, due to the scarcity or absence of collateral requested by financial institutions. Through the guarantee instrument, Sida seeks to encourage the cooperative COOPSAMA to better understand the credit risk and facilitate access to financing for entrepreneurs (women men and youth and for micro, small and medium sized companies with limited access to financial resources), which is essential to make their businesses grow and make them successful. It is expected that at the end of this contribution with COOPSAMA, the cooperative will have more experience, tools and more accessible resources to continue providing financial products to people with fewer opportunities for economic and social development. Sweden Cooperative COOPSAMA Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cooperative COOPSAMA 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 5000000 5000000 Cooperative COOPSAMA 5000000 Cooperative COOPSAMA Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14415 Sweden The Swedish Migration Agency applies for support for full cost coverage in phase 3 (preparation and conduct of missions and study visits) within the framework of the EU twinning project "Support to preparation for participation in the EUROSUR network and EURODAC system", no SR 16 IPA JH 03 19", where the Swedish Migration Agency will be the leading and only partner in the project. The beneficiary country's administration involved in the twinning project is the Ministry of the Interior. Migrationsverket ansöker om stöd för fas 3 (förberedelser och genomförande av missioner och studiebesök) inom ramen för EU-twinningprojektet "Support to preparation for participation in EUROSUR network and EURODAC system, nr SR 16 IPA JH 03 19", där Migrationsverket blir ledande och enda partner i projektet. Förmånslandets förvaltning som är involverat i twinningprojektet är Inrikesministeriet. Insatsens mål är att stödja Migrationsverket i att nå full kostnadstäckning för deras arbete med att delta i genomförande av EU-twinningprojekt. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Government & Civil Society-general Migrationsverket har genom denna insats uppfyllt sitt mål om full kostnadstäckning. Sida har därmed också uppfyllt sin funktion som kontaktpunkt för EU Twinning och har därtill i enlighet med Sidas riktlinjer för EU Twinning också säkerställt att Migrationsverket har kunnat delta i Twinningprojektet med full kostnadstäckning vilket är ett krav för svenska myndigheters arbete med utvecklingssamarbete. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14415-14415A0101 Sweden The Swedish Migration Agency applies for support for full cost coverage in phase 3 (preparation and conduct of missions and study visits) within the framework of the EU twinning project "Support to preparation for participation in the EUROSUR network and EURODAC system", no SR 16 IPA JH 03 19", where the Swedish Migration Agency will be the leading and only partner in the project. The beneficiary country's administration involved in the twinning project is the Ministry of the Interior. Migrationsverket ansöker om stöd för fas 3 (förberedelser och genomförande av missioner och studiebesök) inom ramen för EU-twinningprojektet "Support to preparation for participation in EUROSUR network and EURODAC system, nr SR 16 IPA JH 03 19", där Migrationsverket blir ledande och enda partner i projektet. Förmånslandets förvaltning som är involverat i twinningprojektet är Inrikesministeriet. Insatsens mål är att stödja Migrationsverket i att nå full kostnadstäckning för deras arbete med att delta i genomförande av EU-twinningprojekt. Sweden Migrationsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Migrationsverket 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 309600 0 0 0 0 0 0 309600 309600 Migrationsverket 309600 Migrationsverket Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14415-14415A0102 Sweden The Swedish Migration Agency applies for support for full cost coverage in phase 3 (preparation and conduct of missions and study visits) within the framework of the EU twinning project "Support to preparation for participation in the EUROSUR network and EURODAC system", no SR 16 IPA JH 03 19", where the Swedish Migration Agency will be the leading and only partner in the project. The beneficiary country's administration involved in the twinning project is the Ministry of the Interior. Migrationsverket ansöker om stöd för fas 3 (förberedelser och genomförande av missioner och studiebesök) inom ramen för EU-twinningprojektet "Support to preparation for participation in EUROSUR network and EURODAC system, nr SR 16 IPA JH 03 19", där Migrationsverket blir ledande och enda partner i projektet. Förmånslandets förvaltning som är involverat i twinningprojektet är Inrikesministeriet. Insatsens mål är att stödja Migrationsverket i att nå full kostnadstäckning för deras arbete med att delta i genomförande av EU-twinningprojekt. Sweden Migrationsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Migrationsverket 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 207200 0 0 207200 207200 Migrationsverket 207200 Migrationsverket Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt Improved opportunities and enhanced capacity by actors in partner countries to implement, follow up and participate in global dialogue on Agenda 2030 Förbättrade möjligheter och stärkt kapacitet för aktörer i partnerländer att genomföra, följa upp och delta i global dialog om Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14468 Sweden The contribution is a JPO for the UNDP Talent Programme for Young Professionals with Disabilities. Sweden is committed to contribute to Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing skilled human resources to work with and through the diverse UN mandates. This contribution particularly aims at the "Leaving no one behind" principle of Agenda 2030" by focusing on people with disabilities. Insatsen avser finansiering av 1 JPO till UNDP Talent Programme for Young Professionals with Disabilities. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. Denna insats tar särskilt hänsyn till "Leaving no one behind" principen av Agenda 2030 genom att rikta sig till personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Och speciellt bidra till principen om att "Leave no one behind". Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Tjänsten som finansieras är för JPO med funktionsnedsättning med placering med UNDP Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-14468-14468A0101 Sweden The contribution is a JPO for the UNDP Talent Programme for Young Professionals with Disabilities. Sweden is committed to contribute to Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing skilled human resources to work with and through the diverse UN mandates. This contribution particularly aims at the "Leaving no one behind" principle of Agenda 2030" by focusing on people with disabilities. Insatsen avser finansiering av 1 JPO till UNDP Talent Programme for Young Professionals with Disabilities. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. Denna insats tar särskilt hänsyn till "Leaving no one behind" principen av Agenda 2030 genom att rikta sig till personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Och speciellt bidra till principen om att "Leave no one behind". Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Tjänsten som finansieras är för JPO med funktionsnedsättning med placering med UNDP Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 1693972 852158 0 0 0 1693972 0 0 0 852158 0 0 2546130 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1693971.8200000001 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 852157.52 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14468-14468A0102 Sweden The contribution is a JPO for the UNDP Talent Programme for Young Professionals with Disabilities. Sweden is committed to contribute to Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing skilled human resources to work with and through the diverse UN mandates. This contribution particularly aims at the "Leaving no one behind" principle of Agenda 2030" by focusing on people with disabilities. Insatsen avser finansiering av 1 JPO till UNDP Talent Programme for Young Professionals with Disabilities. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. Denna insats tar särskilt hänsyn till "Leaving no one behind" principen av Agenda 2030 genom att rikta sig till personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Och speciellt bidra till principen om att "Leave no one behind". Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Tjänsten som finansieras är för JPO med funktionsnedsättning med placering med UNDP Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 922012 0 0 922011 922012 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 922011.9700000001 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14485 Sweden The Inter-American Court of Human Rights based in San Jose, Costa Rica, has applied to Sida for funding of 5 000 000 SEK for optimizing its institutional capacity to carry out its functions during 2020-2021. The intervention aims at strengthening the Court's capacity to guarantee human rights in the region through institutional strengthening measures, which include increasing the number of Court deliberation sessions during 2021, improving security of the Court's information technology systems, formulating a working plan to strengthen the Court's training activities, updating the Court's policy against sexual and workplace harassment, and translating key sentences to other languages in order to support wider distribution of the Court's jurisprudence. Sida support is complementary to institutional strengthening initiatives supported by other donor countries, including Norway, Switzerland, Spain and the European Commission. Den interamerikanska domstolen för mänskliga rättigheter med säte i Costa Rica, har ansökt till Sida om finansiering om 5 000 000 SEK. Insatsen skall genomföras under perioden november 2020 till december 2021 och har som syfte att stärka domstolens institutionella kapacitet. Stödet syftar till att stärka domstolen i dess arbete att verka för mänskliga rättigheter i regionen och detta skall ske genom åtgärder som stärker domstolens institutionella kapacitet. De aktiviteter som omfattas av stödet inkluderar 1) en ökning av antalet domstolsöverläggningar, 2) förbättrad IT-säkerhet, 3) framtagandet av en arbetsplan för utbildningsverksamhet, 4) uppdatering av domstolens policy mot sexuella trakasserier och trakasserier på arbetsplatsen, samt 5) bidra till en bredare kunskap och spridning av rättspraxis, bland annat genom översättning av viktiga domar. Sidas stöd kompletterar andra initiativ för att stärka domstolens kapacitet vilka finansieras av Norge, Schweiz, Spanien och EU. The objective of the intervention is to support institutional strengthening of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights to optimize its functioning in favor of fulfilment of human rights in the Americas, including the Northern Triangle of Central America. The Inter-American Court of Human Rights is an autonomous judicial institution, established in the American Convention of Human Rights in 1969, beginning its operation in 1979. The Court, together with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, makes up the human rights protection system of the Organization of American States (OAS), which serves to uphold and promote basic human rights and freedoms in the Americas. As of now, twenty states of the Americas have accepted the Courts' jurisdiction to emit binding decisions regarding state responsibility in human rights violation cases. The Court is composed of seven judges from OAS members states, designated for a 6-year period, meeting in San Jose, Costa Rica, in periodic regular and extraordinary sessions, assisted by a permanent staff of over 70 professionals at the Court. The Court is supported by OAS regular funds (71.75%) and external donors (28.25%), executing an annual budget of 6.4 million USD (2019). Given the negative tendencies over the past few years regarding democracy, rule of law and human rights in the Americas, the Court has encountered increasing needs in terms of institutional strengthening in order to continue responding efficiently to growing threats related to respect and observance of human rights in the region. The general objective of the project is to contribute to protection of human rights in the region through institutional strengthening of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. The Court has identified five concrete actions to increase its operational capacity during 2020-2021 which will contribute to a creating a more robust and strong institution better equipped to respond to growing demand, while adapting to changing context and modernizing its operations: 1. Strengthen the Court's jurisdictional activity by increasing the number of sessions; 2. Strengthen the Court's information technology security, capacity and resources; 3. Strengthen the Court's training capacity through formulation of mid and long term work plan for training activities; 4. Strengthen the Court's internal policy on workplace and sexual harassment; 5. Strengthen the distribution of the Court's work and jurisprudence through translation of sentences and key decisions. This clearly defined and results-oriented cooperation with the Court will produce a more robust and modern Court better prepared to respond to growing needs for protection of human rights and democracy in the region, and better equipped to continue expanding its donor base in the future. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Central America, regional Judicial affairs Government & Civil Society-general During the execution of the project "Institutional Strengthening of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights for Optimizing its Capacities" Phase I and Phase II, the Court demonstrated to be a reliable partner with capacity to carry out planned activities and reach the expected results. In all 5 project objective, the expected results were achieved. Among the most important results are the following: 1. Strengthening of jurisdictional activity of the Court through increasing number of sessions With Sida support, the Court and the Judges transitioned to hybrid working modality. Digitalization, which included acquisition of technological hardware and software, made possible to increase the number of court session to historic 29 weeks in 2021 and 25 weeks in 2022, thus improving victims' access to justice through speedier judicial processes. The hybrid modality has revolutionized and modernized the work of the Court and reduced costs related to on-site Court sessions in San Jose, Costa Rica. Sweden covered 46% of the cost of the Judges' increased workload. During 2022, the Court issued 34 sentences, one consultative opinion and tens of resolutions related to supervision of compliance of Court sentences. 2. Strengthen the Court's information technology security, capacity and resources Sida supported important and timely modernization and updating of the Court's IT systems, improving considerably its digital security under increasing cyber attacks. The Court acquired laptops for 100% of its personnel with substantive work responsibilities, making distance work possible during the pandemic and beyond. New IT equipment was acquired also to update audio and video capacities in the Court Room for hearings and judicial deliberations. Another important achievement for institutional strengthening was the acquisition of an information security system SIEM, which provides important protection to Court files from cyber attacks. The process for modernizing and updating the Court's digital capacities has been an important and necessary step not only for hybrid work of the Court and for improved information security, but it has also been a fundamental step towards digital transformation and the creation of a digital judicial file, which the Court has initiated with Sida support. Universidad Alberto Hurtado won a contract to develop a work plan towards creation of a Digital Court Case Management System which will modernize and transform the way the Court works. The final result of this digital transformation is calculated to take up to 4 years with a total cost of US 970,000 and is therefore out of reach of this project; however, the Sida project has made possible to plan and visualize the desired institutional digital change and modernization. Strengthening of the Court's digital capacities allowed for improving in quantity and quality the Court's digital library which supports investigations of cases by the Legal Department and formative processes offered to different actors linked to protection and promotion of human rights in the region. During Phase I, the digital library of the Inter-American Court was created constituting one of the most specialized collection of human rights documents; 132 digital texts were acquired with Sida support. In Phase II, focus was placed on strengthening the Information and Knowledge Management Area of the Court by acquiring/renewing licences for important data bases, and acquiring digital and printed resources in order to provide better service to internal and external users. In 2022, 25 bibliographic materials, 4 specialized data bases and 2 software licences were acquired while the licence for the platform housing the digital library was renewed. All of these actions directly support the preparation of judicial sentences, consultative opinions and resolutions of the Court. Since its creation in 2021, the digital library now has 38,068 specialized resources, has received 1013 visits to the site, has 1,036 registered users and has attended over 2,000 inquires; in any given day, 772 digital texts/books are consulted demonstrating a high demand for this type of information. 3. Strengthen the Court's training capacity through formulation of mid and long term work plan for training activities The Court has carried out training processes with relevant stakeholders since 2018 with ever increasing interest and demand. During Phase I, the Court hired an external consultant to formulate an internal mid- and long term policy document for training activities. In 2021, the Court's International Cooperation Team formulated a self-training course for the Court's Online Virtual Classroom and in 2022, six additional virtual self-training courses were designed both in Spanish and English, including: Introduction to the Inter-American System of Human Rights and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights; Access and Procedures before the Inter-American Human Rights Commission and the Court; and the Right to Equality and the principle of Non-Discrimination. These courses were offered by highly recognized law professionals from top US and Argentine Universities. The Court expected 500 people to access the courses; however, a total of 14,677 people took the courses demonstrating an extremely high level of credibility of the Court and high demand for training related to the Inter-American System of Human Rights. In 2023, the process culminated in the creation of a specific site on the Court's web site for the Training Center of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. 4. Strengthen the Court's internal policy on workplace and sexual harassment In 2021, all personnel received training related to sexual and workplace harassment and a small internal team was created to provide continued training on the matter. Online virtual, obligatory training course was created for staff, visiting professionals and trainees. These actions institutionalized sexual and workplace harassment prevention and eradication at the Court. 5. Strengthen the distribution of the Court's work and jurisprudence through translation of sentences and key decisions At the start of the project, the Court had a 7 year delay in translating Court sentences into English with nearly 100 non-translated sentences, making diffusion of the Court's jurisprudence in the region and with other regional HR Courts difficult. The number of translators rose from 2 to 10, the Manual for Translations was updated, and 99 documents (from 2014, 2019 and 2021) were translated to English in 2022, reaching an all time high of translated sentences and Consultative Opinions of the Court. This result is important firstly that it gives access to the Court's jurisprudence to citizens of English-speaking countries signatories of the American Convention of Human Rights (Pacto de San Jose), secondly, it provides information to English-speaking countries of the region which have not yet ratified the American Convention and lastly, it strengthens the Courts' ability to establish fluid dialogue with the African and European Courts of HR, the UN Human Rights bodies, academy and international human rights investigation centers, contributing to harmonious development of international human rights law. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14485-14485A0101 Sweden The Inter-American Court of Human Rights based in San Jose, Costa Rica, has applied to Sida for funding of 5 000 000 SEK for optimizing its institutional capacity to carry out its functions during 2020-2021. The intervention aims at strengthening the Court's capacity to guarantee human rights in the region through institutional strengthening measures, which include increasing the number of Court deliberation sessions during 2021, improving security of the Court's information technology systems, formulating a working plan to strengthen the Court's training activities, updating the Court's policy against sexual and workplace harassment, and translating key sentences to other languages in order to support wider distribution of the Court's jurisprudence. Sida support is complementary to institutional strengthening initiatives supported by other donor countries, including Norway, Switzerland, Spain and the European Commission. Den interamerikanska domstolen för mänskliga rättigheter med säte i Costa Rica, har ansökt till Sida om finansiering om 5 000 000 SEK. Insatsen skall genomföras under perioden november 2020 till december 2021 och har som syfte att stärka domstolens institutionella kapacitet. Stödet syftar till att stärka domstolen i dess arbete att verka för mänskliga rättigheter i regionen och detta skall ske genom åtgärder som stärker domstolens institutionella kapacitet. De aktiviteter som omfattas av stödet inkluderar 1) en ökning av antalet domstolsöverläggningar, 2) förbättrad IT-säkerhet, 3) framtagandet av en arbetsplan för utbildningsverksamhet, 4) uppdatering av domstolens policy mot sexuella trakasserier och trakasserier på arbetsplatsen, samt 5) bidra till en bredare kunskap och spridning av rättspraxis, bland annat genom översättning av viktiga domar. Sidas stöd kompletterar andra initiativ för att stärka domstolens kapacitet vilka finansieras av Norge, Schweiz, Spanien och EU. The objective of the intervention is to support institutional strengthening of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights to optimize its functioning in favor of fulfilment of human rights in the Americas, including the Northern Triangle of Central America. The Inter-American Court of Human Rights is an autonomous judicial institution, established in the American Convention of Human Rights in 1969, beginning its operation in 1979. The Court, together with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, makes up the human rights protection system of the Organization of American States (OAS), which serves to uphold and promote basic human rights and freedoms in the Americas. As of now, twenty states of the Americas have accepted the Courts' jurisdiction to emit binding decisions regarding state responsibility in human rights violation cases. The Court is composed of seven judges from OAS members states, designated for a 6-year period, meeting in San Jose, Costa Rica, in periodic regular and extraordinary sessions, assisted by a permanent staff of over 70 professionals at the Court. The Court is supported by OAS regular funds (71.75%) and external donors (28.25%), executing an annual budget of 6.4 million USD (2019). Given the negative tendencies over the past few years regarding democracy, rule of law and human rights in the Americas, the Court has encountered increasing needs in terms of institutional strengthening in order to continue responding efficiently to growing threats related to respect and observance of human rights in the region. The general objective of the project is to contribute to protection of human rights in the region through institutional strengthening of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. The Court has identified five concrete actions to increase its operational capacity during 2020-2021 which will contribute to a creating a more robust and strong institution better equipped to respond to growing demand, while adapting to changing context and modernizing its operations: 1. Strengthen the Court's jurisdictional activity by increasing the number of sessions; 2. Strengthen the Court's information technology security, capacity and resources; 3. Strengthen the Court's training capacity through formulation of mid and long term work plan for training activities; 4. Strengthen the Court's internal policy on workplace and sexual harassment; 5. Strengthen the distribution of the Court's work and jurisprudence through translation of sentences and key decisions. This clearly defined and results-oriented cooperation with the Court will produce a more robust and modern Court better prepared to respond to growing needs for protection of human rights and democracy in the region, and better equipped to continue expanding its donor base in the future. Sweden Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 3180000 5000000 0 3180000 0 8180000 Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos 5000000 Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos 3180000 Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened democratic principles, processes and governance for independent and transparent societies based on the rule of law. Stärkta demokratiska principer, processer och samhällsstyming för oberoende, rättssäkra och transparenta samhällen. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened rule of law, including the independence of courts and access to justice for the individual. Stärkt rättssäkerhet, inklusive domstolars oberoende och individens tillgång till rättvisa. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14485-14485A0103 Sweden The Inter-American Court of Human Rights based in San Jose, Costa Rica, has applied to Sida for funding of 5 000 000 SEK for optimizing its institutional capacity to carry out its functions during 2020-2021. The intervention aims at strengthening the Court's capacity to guarantee human rights in the region through institutional strengthening measures, which include increasing the number of Court deliberation sessions during 2021, improving security of the Court's information technology systems, formulating a working plan to strengthen the Court's training activities, updating the Court's policy against sexual and workplace harassment, and translating key sentences to other languages in order to support wider distribution of the Court's jurisprudence. Sida support is complementary to institutional strengthening initiatives supported by other donor countries, including Norway, Switzerland, Spain and the European Commission. Den interamerikanska domstolen för mänskliga rättigheter med säte i Costa Rica, har ansökt till Sida om finansiering om 5 000 000 SEK. Insatsen skall genomföras under perioden november 2020 till december 2021 och har som syfte att stärka domstolens institutionella kapacitet. Stödet syftar till att stärka domstolen i dess arbete att verka för mänskliga rättigheter i regionen och detta skall ske genom åtgärder som stärker domstolens institutionella kapacitet. De aktiviteter som omfattas av stödet inkluderar 1) en ökning av antalet domstolsöverläggningar, 2) förbättrad IT-säkerhet, 3) framtagandet av en arbetsplan för utbildningsverksamhet, 4) uppdatering av domstolens policy mot sexuella trakasserier och trakasserier på arbetsplatsen, samt 5) bidra till en bredare kunskap och spridning av rättspraxis, bland annat genom översättning av viktiga domar. Sidas stöd kompletterar andra initiativ för att stärka domstolens kapacitet vilka finansieras av Norge, Schweiz, Spanien och EU. The objective of the intervention is to support institutional strengthening of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights to optimize its functioning in favor of fulfilment of human rights in the Americas, including the Northern Triangle of Central America. The Inter-American Court of Human Rights is an autonomous judicial institution, established in the American Convention of Human Rights in 1969, beginning its operation in 1979. The Court, together with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, makes up the human rights protection system of the Organization of American States (OAS), which serves to uphold and promote basic human rights and freedoms in the Americas. As of now, twenty states of the Americas have accepted the Courts' jurisdiction to emit binding decisions regarding state responsibility in human rights violation cases. The Court is composed of seven judges from OAS members states, designated for a 6-year period, meeting in San Jose, Costa Rica, in periodic regular and extraordinary sessions, assisted by a permanent staff of over 70 professionals at the Court. The Court is supported by OAS regular funds (71.75%) and external donors (28.25%), executing an annual budget of 6.4 million USD (2019). Given the negative tendencies over the past few years regarding democracy, rule of law and human rights in the Americas, the Court has encountered increasing needs in terms of institutional strengthening in order to continue responding efficiently to growing threats related to respect and observance of human rights in the region. The general objective of the project is to contribute to protection of human rights in the region through institutional strengthening of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. The Court has identified five concrete actions to increase its operational capacity during 2020-2021 which will contribute to a creating a more robust and strong institution better equipped to respond to growing demand, while adapting to changing context and modernizing its operations: 1. Strengthen the Court's jurisdictional activity by increasing the number of sessions; 2. Strengthen the Court's information technology security, capacity and resources; 3. Strengthen the Court's training capacity through formulation of mid and long term work plan for training activities; 4. Strengthen the Court's internal policy on workplace and sexual harassment; 5. Strengthen the distribution of the Court's work and jurisprudence through translation of sentences and key decisions. This clearly defined and results-oriented cooperation with the Court will produce a more robust and modern Court better prepared to respond to growing needs for protection of human rights and democracy in the region, and better equipped to continue expanding its donor base in the future. Sweden Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 -212076 8000000 -212076 7787924 Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos 8000000 Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos -212076.19 Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos Strategy for Latin America Regional 2021-2025 Latinamerika Regionalt 2021-2025 Strengthened preconditions for democracy, increased respect for human rights and the principles of rule of law (temporary translation) Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati, ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14517 Sweden Euromed Feminist Initiative (EFI) has submitted a project proposal to request for 75 000 000 SEK to implement "Supporting political transition in Syria through gender-sensitive social reconstruction". Sida has previously supported the implementation a similar project, with positive experiences. This intervention aims at achieving the following objectives: - Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) and Conflict Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) are better addressed and women’s participation in decision making, peace and national reconciliation processes is promoted; -Institutional capacities of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are strengthened and provision of thematic knowledge is structured; -Inclusive democratic change is promoted through fostering gender sensitive legal and policy changes and WR advancement. The intervention’s total budget is 75 million SEK fully funded by Sida of which around 40% will be forwarded to partner organizations. Euromed Feminist Initiative (EFI) har presenterat ett projektförslag om 75 000 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Supporting political transition in Syria through gender-sensitive social reconstruction". Sida har tidigare stött EFIs genomförande av ett liknande projekt, med positiva erfarenheter. Projektet syftar till att uppnå följande mål: - Minskat våld mot kvinnor och flickor (VAWG) och konfliktrelaterat sexuellt våld (CRSV) och främjande av kvinnors deltagande i beslutsfattande, fred och nationella försoningsprocesser främjas. - Stärkt institutionell kapacitet för civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO) och tillhandahållande av tematisk kunskap. - Främjande av inkluderande demokratiska förändringar genom könsrelaterade juridiska och politiska förändringar och WR-framsteg. Insatsens totala budget omfattar 75 miljoner kronor som helt finansieras av Sida, varav cirka 40% kommer att vidarebefordras till partner organisationer. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to inclusive gender-sensitive peace-building and social reconstruction process in Syria. The specific objectives of the intervention that are intended to be achieved at the end of the intervention are the following: - Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) and Conflict Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) are better addressed and women’s participation in decision making, peace and national reconciliation processes is promoted; -Institutional capacities of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are strengthened and provision of thematic knowledge is structured; -Inclusive democratic change is promoted through fostering gender sensitive legal and policy changes and WR advancement.     Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Syrian Arab Republic Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Democratic participation and civil society Ending violence against women and girls Government & Civil Society-general The program Supporting political transition in Syria through gender-sensitive social reconstruction continued to target Syrian activists in 2023, especially those residing inside Syria. EFI provided platforms and spaces for Syrian partners aiming at enhancing their discourse and advocacy initiatives, their internal organizational operations and strategies, as well as widening their networking and maintaining channels of communication with relevant decision makers and international stakeholders. EFI actively supported the strengthening of partnerships, collaborations, and alliances and facilitated the inclusion of multiple actors and young activists in the promotion of gender equality and womens rights in Syria. The objective that violence against women and girls (WAVG) and conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) are better addressed and womens participation in decision making, peace and national reconciliation processes is promoted, will according to EFIs Theory of Change (ToC) be achieved by (1) ensuring Womens Rights CSOs and Community-Based Organisations (CBOs) have knowledge and skills to combat VAWG as a major barrier to womens participation at all levels of decision making, peace, and constitution building, and by (2) enhancing networking and synergies among Womens Rights and Human Rights CSOs, and by ensuring civil society is unified behind VAW common agenda and Women, Peace, and Security. During 2023, the knowledge and skills of 60 Syrian activists (45 women/16 men) from 39 WROs or CBOs representing different geographies have been trained on VAWG and SRHR, and the knowledge gained or enhanced has been used to hold 50 awareness raising sessions on reproductive health in two regions in Northern Aleppo, reaching 1021 women. The sessions were also accompanied with a distribution of brochures on SRHR which discussed topics such as birth control and breastfeeding. The Common Agenda for Combating Violence Against Women and Girls as a Major Barries to Womens Participation, developed by EFI together with 250 Syrian activists, gender, and legal experts from over 100 organizations and initiative during 2021, is used as the basis for unifying and connecting the Syrian civil society. During 2023, EFI engaged 83 activists (69 women/14 men), increasing their knowledge about the Common Agenda and its content, having them endorse it and using it as a basis for their future work. The recommendations from the Common Agenda have been used as a basis for advocacy work during the year and presented at the Ministerial Meeting at the Brussels conference. The objective of strengthening institutional capacities of CSOs and that provision of thematic knowledge is structured, is supposed to be reached by (1) strengthening the internal structures of WR and HR organizations and contributing to their sustainability and wider outreach, and by (2) contributing to increasing the access for activists, including youth, to comprehensive, structured knowledge in womens and gender issues. In 2023, 68 activists (52 women/16 men) from 34 organizations were trained on governance and MEAL, of which 17 of the participants then trained CBOs within their networks. Through sub-grants, EFIs partners have actively worked on enhancing their internal governance structure and internal capacity, focusing on developing skills related to sexual and reproductive rights and violence against women. Furthermore, they have implemented 33 projects, focusing on prevention of VAWG, promoting womens political participation, addressing gender sensitive legislation, offering psycho-social sessions and legal consultations, creating advocacy actions combating VAWG etc. The partners worked towards building the capacity of Syrian CBOs as well as supporting individual women and girls. They fostered sustainable partnerships and published research material to serve as resource for young activists interested in womens rights and gender equality. Throughout 2023, the partners developed and shared 39 advocacy tools, such as the research report The Impact of Economic Empowerment Projects on Womens Economic Independence. During 2023, EFI has continued to coach all program partners through 148 sessions, to improve their internal financial procedure and reporting. During 2023, 88 women activists from 52 organizations graduated from the Feminist School and EFI offered internship opportunities for 3 young activists. During the year, the EFI founded digital platform Syrian Feminist Platform (sfplatform.org) increased its resources available with 692 publications, articles and posts, attracting a robust online community with 16 150 unique visitors. The aim of the platform is to foster collaboration within the Syrian feminist and womens rights community, and comprises 28 Syrian womens rights and feminist organizations, using it as a hub for knowledge exchange and support. The objective to promote inclusive democratic change through fostering sensitive legal and policy changes and womens rights advancements, is to be achieved by (1) civil society addressing gender based discrimination in the personal status law, and preparing a comprehensive legal framework curbing VAWG, and by (2) developing advocacy actions and follow up tools. In 2023, EFI and their partner drafted the policy paper The Urgent Need for a Comprehensive Legal Framework to Combat Violence in Syria and launched a media campaign on it, mobilizing a wide network or WR and HR activists, media and academics. The campaign reached 11 466 734 individuals (75% men) all over social media. The campaign successfully shed light on discrimination against women and girls in Syrias legal system, and contributed to ongoing advocacy for legislative changes, showcasing collaborative efforts with partner organizations in implementing local initiative. The policy paper was used in advocacy efforts to local decision makers that are currently drafting the Syrian family protection law, and disseminated the paper to more than 400 people at a launching event, including to international stakeholders, activists and lawyers inside and outside of Syria. During the previous year, 4 of EFIs partners focused their activities on gender sensitive legislation and the need for legal amendments to combat VAWG and 57 activists (31 women/26 men) from 18 other organizations endorsed legal amendments and supported the issuing of a law to protect women and girls from violence. In 2023, EFI and partners disseminated 4791 copies of 15 advocacy tools that have been previously produced and 2 new tools that have been produced in 2023. Furthermore, 5 of EFIs partners have used the advocacy tools to create their own training material and train other activists on these tools. For example, 25 activists (15 women/10 men) from 12 organizations were trained on the handbook ABC for Gender Sensitive Legislation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14517-14517A0101 Sweden Euromed Feminist Initiative (EFI) has submitted a project proposal to request for 75 000 000 SEK to implement "Supporting political transition in Syria through gender-sensitive social reconstruction". Sida has previously supported the implementation a similar project, with positive experiences. This intervention aims at achieving the following objectives: - Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) and Conflict Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) are better addressed and women’s participation in decision making, peace and national reconciliation processes is promoted; -Institutional capacities of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are strengthened and provision of thematic knowledge is structured; -Inclusive democratic change is promoted through fostering gender sensitive legal and policy changes and WR advancement. The intervention’s total budget is 75 million SEK fully funded by Sida of which around 40% will be forwarded to partner organizations. Euromed Feminist Initiative (EFI) har presenterat ett projektförslag om 75 000 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Supporting political transition in Syria through gender-sensitive social reconstruction". Sida har tidigare stött EFIs genomförande av ett liknande projekt, med positiva erfarenheter. Projektet syftar till att uppnå följande mål: - Minskat våld mot kvinnor och flickor (VAWG) och konfliktrelaterat sexuellt våld (CRSV) och främjande av kvinnors deltagande i beslutsfattande, fred och nationella försoningsprocesser främjas. - Stärkt institutionell kapacitet för civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO) och tillhandahållande av tematisk kunskap. - Främjande av inkluderande demokratiska förändringar genom könsrelaterade juridiska och politiska förändringar och WR-framsteg. Insatsens totala budget omfattar 75 miljoner kronor som helt finansieras av Sida, varav cirka 40% kommer att vidarebefordras till partner organisationer. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to inclusive gender-sensitive peace-building and social reconstruction process in Syria. The specific objectives of the intervention that are intended to be achieved at the end of the intervention are the following: - Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) and Conflict Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) are better addressed and women’s participation in decision making, peace and national reconciliation processes is promoted; -Institutional capacities of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are strengthened and provision of thematic knowledge is structured; -Inclusive democratic change is promoted through fostering gender sensitive legal and policy changes and WR advancement.     Sweden IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 30000000 20000000 0 15000000 0 0 5000000 0 25000000 0 0 15000000 15000000 0 0 22500000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 30000000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 22500000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 7500000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 10000000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 7500000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 4500000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 4500000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 6000000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 4500000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 4500000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 6000000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 6000000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 4500000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 4500000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 2000000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 1500000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 1500000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative Syria Crisis 2016-2023 Syrienkrisstrategin 2016-2023 Strengthening the capacity of Syrian civil society organisations and local structures to conduct advocacy work, participate in dialogue and contribute to peacebuilding and state building Stärkt kapacitet hos syriska civilsamhällesorganisationer och lokala strukturer att bedriva påverkansarbete, delta i dialog och bidra till freds - och statsbyggnad Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased knowledge about human rights, including the rights of the child, and gender equality among Syrian civil society organisations and in Syrian society Ökad kunskap om mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive barnets rättigheter, och jämställdhet hos syriska civilsamhällesorganisationer och i det syriska samhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14517-14517A0102 Sweden Euromed Feminist Initiative (EFI) has submitted a project proposal to request for 75 000 000 SEK to implement "Supporting political transition in Syria through gender-sensitive social reconstruction". Sida has previously supported the implementation a similar project, with positive experiences. This intervention aims at achieving the following objectives: - Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) and Conflict Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) are better addressed and women’s participation in decision making, peace and national reconciliation processes is promoted; -Institutional capacities of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are strengthened and provision of thematic knowledge is structured; -Inclusive democratic change is promoted through fostering gender sensitive legal and policy changes and WR advancement. The intervention’s total budget is 75 million SEK fully funded by Sida of which around 40% will be forwarded to partner organizations. Euromed Feminist Initiative (EFI) har presenterat ett projektförslag om 75 000 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Supporting political transition in Syria through gender-sensitive social reconstruction". Sida har tidigare stött EFIs genomförande av ett liknande projekt, med positiva erfarenheter. Projektet syftar till att uppnå följande mål: - Minskat våld mot kvinnor och flickor (VAWG) och konfliktrelaterat sexuellt våld (CRSV) och främjande av kvinnors deltagande i beslutsfattande, fred och nationella försoningsprocesser främjas. - Stärkt institutionell kapacitet för civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO) och tillhandahållande av tematisk kunskap. - Främjande av inkluderande demokratiska förändringar genom könsrelaterade juridiska och politiska förändringar och WR-framsteg. Insatsens totala budget omfattar 75 miljoner kronor som helt finansieras av Sida, varav cirka 40% kommer att vidarebefordras till partner organisationer. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to inclusive gender-sensitive peace-building and social reconstruction process in Syria. The specific objectives of the intervention that are intended to be achieved at the end of the intervention are the following: - Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) and Conflict Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) are better addressed and women’s participation in decision making, peace and national reconciliation processes is promoted; -Institutional capacities of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are strengthened and provision of thematic knowledge is structured; -Inclusive democratic change is promoted through fostering gender sensitive legal and policy changes and WR advancement.     Sweden IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -31537 -31537 -15768.5 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative -15768.5 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative -15768.555 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative -15768.555 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative Syria Crisis 2024-2027 (former 2024-2026) Syrienkrisstrategin 2024-2027 (fd 2024-2026) Increased gender equality, freedom and empowerment of women and girls, including greater counteraction and prevention of gender-based violence, as well as counteracting norms and customs that restrict women and girls in Syria and neighbouring countries. Ökad jämställdhet, frihet och egenmakt för flickor och kvinnor, inklusive att könsrelaterat våld motverkas och förebyggs i högre grad, samt att normer och sedvänjor som begränsar flickor och kvinnor motverkas i Syrien och angränsande länder. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14528 Sweden The initiative is an institutional support ("core support") aimed at strengthening the capacity of the non-governmental "International NGO Safety Organization / INSO" in DRC to provide information and training to non-governmental and non-profit humanitarian and development organizations in Eastern DRC so that these can work with less risk and thus more effectively in conflict environments. As such, INSO in DRC helps these organisations to fulfil their mandates and to understand the operating environment, which in turn enables access and increased presence in hard-to-reach areas. The institutional support can be used by INSO with flexibility in order to fund activities that lack funding from other donors but are essential for achieving the program's objectives. The total financial support is amounted to 4.5 million SEK and is given during the 3-year activity period, 1 January 2021 - 31 December 2023. Insatsen är ett institutionellt stöd ("core support") som syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos den icke-statliga organisationen "International NGO Safety Organisation/INSO" i DRK för att ge information och utbildning till icke-statliga och icke vinstdrivande humanitära och utvecklingsorganisationer så att dessa kan arbeta mer effektivt och med mindre risk i konfliktmiljöer. Det institutionella stödet innebär att INSO får flexibilitet att använda den svenska finansieringen för aktiviteter som saknar finansiering från andra givare men som är viktiga för att uppnå programmets mål. Det totala finansiella stödet uppgår till 4,5 miljoner svenska kronor (SEK) och ges under en treårsperiod från 1 januari 2021 tom 31 december 2023. Global objective: Humanitarian and development aid organisations are assisted in fulfilling their own mandates through the provision of essential safety cooperation, information and support services. Specific objective: NGOs improve their awareness of the context and identify their own vulnerabilities in order to mitigate the risks for the safety of their staff and premises and improve access to their beneficiaries. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Relief co-ordination and support services Emergency Response Overall, INSO played a critical role in supporting NGOs' access to accurate security information and coordination during a challenging period, particularly amid the M23 crisis.INSOs activities, which focus on providing security information to NGOs, were successfully delivered on time, even during the peak of the M23 crisis. The evaluation covers the full year of 2023 and evaluates the implementation of INSO's (International NGO Safety Organisation) services in DR Congo Key achievements and performance: - Geographical Coverage:INSO operated in four regions: North Kivu, South Kivu, Ituri, and Tanganyika. - Core Services: - Flash Reporting: 1155 alerts and updates. - Security Reports: 159 reports and updates. - Weekly Roundtables: 208 regional security meetings. - Directors' Meetings: 12 held. - Weekly Incident Lists: 52 lists. - Biweekly Analytical Reports: 24 reports. - Quarterly Data Reports: 4 issued. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14528-14528A0101-H Sweden The initiative is an institutional support ("core support") aimed at strengthening the capacity of the non-governmental "International NGO Safety Organization / INSO" in DRC to provide information and training to non-governmental and non-profit humanitarian and development organizations in Eastern DRC so that these can work with less risk and thus more effectively in conflict environments. As such, INSO in DRC helps these organisations to fulfil their mandates and to understand the operating environment, which in turn enables access and increased presence in hard-to-reach areas. The institutional support can be used by INSO with flexibility in order to fund activities that lack funding from other donors but are essential for achieving the program's objectives. The total financial support is amounted to 4.5 million SEK and is given during the 3-year activity period, 1 January 2021 - 31 December 2023. Insatsen är ett institutionellt stöd ("core support") som syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos den icke-statliga organisationen "International NGO Safety Organisation/INSO" i DRK för att ge information och utbildning till icke-statliga och icke vinstdrivande humanitära och utvecklingsorganisationer så att dessa kan arbeta mer effektivt och med mindre risk i konfliktmiljöer. Det institutionella stödet innebär att INSO får flexibilitet att använda den svenska finansieringen för aktiviteter som saknar finansiering från andra givare men som är viktiga för att uppnå programmets mål. Det totala finansiella stödet uppgår till 4,5 miljoner svenska kronor (SEK) och ges under en treårsperiod från 1 januari 2021 tom 31 december 2023. Global objective: Humanitarian and development aid organisations are assisted in fulfilling their own mandates through the provision of essential safety cooperation, information and support services. Specific objective: NGOs improve their awareness of the context and identify their own vulnerabilities in order to mitigate the risks for the safety of their staff and premises and improve access to their beneficiaries. Sweden INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 0 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 2000000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 2000000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Strengthened conflict transformation and reconciliation initiatives that contribute to local conflict resolution Stärkta konfliktlösnings- och försoningsinitiativ som bidrar till lokal konfliktlösning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity among reintegrated internally displaced persons and refugees, children previously associated with armed forces and groups and recipient local communities to deal with recurring crises Stärkt förmåga hos återintegrerade internflyktlingar och flyktlingar, barn tidigare associerade mad väpnade grupper och mottagande lokalsamhällen att hantera återkommande kriser Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-14528-14528A0102-H Sweden The initiative is an institutional support ("core support") aimed at strengthening the capacity of the non-governmental "International NGO Safety Organization / INSO" in DRC to provide information and training to non-governmental and non-profit humanitarian and development organizations in Eastern DRC so that these can work with less risk and thus more effectively in conflict environments. As such, INSO in DRC helps these organisations to fulfil their mandates and to understand the operating environment, which in turn enables access and increased presence in hard-to-reach areas. The institutional support can be used by INSO with flexibility in order to fund activities that lack funding from other donors but are essential for achieving the program's objectives. The total financial support is amounted to 4.5 million SEK and is given during the 3-year activity period, 1 January 2021 - 31 December 2023. Insatsen är ett institutionellt stöd ("core support") som syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos den icke-statliga organisationen "International NGO Safety Organisation/INSO" i DRK för att ge information och utbildning till icke-statliga och icke vinstdrivande humanitära och utvecklingsorganisationer så att dessa kan arbeta mer effektivt och med mindre risk i konfliktmiljöer. Det institutionella stödet innebär att INSO får flexibilitet att använda den svenska finansieringen för aktiviteter som saknar finansiering från andra givare men som är viktiga för att uppnå programmets mål. Det totala finansiella stödet uppgår till 4,5 miljoner svenska kronor (SEK) och ges under en treårsperiod från 1 januari 2021 tom 31 december 2023. Global objective: Humanitarian and development aid organisations are assisted in fulfilling their own mandates through the provision of essential safety cooperation, information and support services. Specific objective: NGOs improve their awareness of the context and identify their own vulnerabilities in order to mitigate the risks for the safety of their staff and premises and improve access to their beneficiaries. Sweden INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation Sud-kivu The activities take place at this location -3.155537 28.213904 Nord-Kivu The activities take place at this location -0.664693 28.463424 Ituri The activities take place at this location 1.804736 30.257208 Tanganyika The activities take place at this location -6.468267 27.981522 Maï- ndombe The activities take place at this location -2.725298 18.417579 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 1000000 0 0 1500000 0 0 1000000 0 0 0 2500000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 1500000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 1000000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14532 Sweden This intervention aims to help develop capacity, increase knowledge and strengthen networks between documentary filmmakers in Georgia, Armenia, Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine and Azerbaijan, increasing access to information and improving the conditions for democracy and human rights in the post-Soviet region. The program has two components with related goal formulations: 1. Professionalization and capacity development a) Improved capacity and ability of documentary filmmakers in partner countries to produce quality films with international appeal b) Increased awareness among filmmakers about the gender perspective in documentary filmmaking c) Improved conditions for documentary filmmakers to earn a living in their year d) Increased success for film producers in partner countries and at international film festivals 2. Internationalization, networks and outreach programs a) Increased cross-border cooperation for filmmakers from the region, both within the network and with EU producers b) Improved opportunities for filmmakers to address issues related to democracy, gender equality and conditions for vulnerable groups to be disseminated c) Increasing public awareness and awareness of issues related to human rights, freedom of expression and gender equality d) Increased knowledge and awareness among filmmakers about risks associated with documentary filmmaking Insatsen bidrar till att utveckla kapacitet, öka kunskap och stärka nätverk mellan dokumentärfilmare i Georgien, Armenien, Belarus, Moldavien, Ukraina och Azerbaijan, vilket ökar tillgången till information och förbättrar förutsättningarna för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i post-sovjetregionen. Programmet har två komponenter med relaterade målformuleringar: 1. Professionalisering och kapacitetsutveckling a) Förbättrad kapacitet och förmåga bland dokumentärfilmare i partnerländer att producera kvalitativa filmer med internationell attraktionsförmåga b) Ökad medvetenhet bland filmskapare om jämställdhetsperspektivet i dokumentärfilmskapande c) Förbättrade förutsättningar för dokumentärfilmare att försörja sig på sitt yrke d) Ökad framgång för filmproducenter i partnerländerna och vid internationella filmfestivaler 2. Internationalisering, nätverk och uppsökande program a) Ökat gränsöverskridande samarbete för filmskapare från regionen, både inom nätverket och med producenter inom EU b) Förbättrade möjligheter för filmer som tar upp frågor relaterade till frågor om demokrati, jämställdhet och villkor för utsatta grupper att få spridning c) Ökad kunskap och medvetenhet bland allmänheten om frågor som rör mänskliga rättigheter, yttrandefrihet och jämställdhet d) Ökad kunskap och medvetenhet bland filmskapare om risker kopplade till dokumentärfilmskapande The overall objective of this intervention is: Improved conditions of democracy, freedom of expression, human rights and gender equality, including enhanced attention to the rights and needs of vulnerable groups in the programmes partner countries and the surrounding environment. Using documentary films as a tool to create awareness, to increase access to information and to give people a voice can be a powerful way to create public debate. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general 2021-22 års starkaste redovisade resultat bedöms vara följande: - 100 % av filmprojekten täcker relevanta ämnen ur ett internationellt utvecklingssamarbetesperspektiv relaterat till: mänskliga rättigheter, utsatta grupper, sociala orättvisor, ojämlikhet mellan könen, hälsa, effekter av väpnade konflikter, etniska minoriteter och yttrandefrihet. - 44 filmskapare, varav majoriteten är kvinnor, från Belarus, Ukraina, Moldavien, Georgien, Armenien och Azerbajdzjan deltog i en eller flera B2B DOC-workshops från maj 2021 till april 2022. Master-klassen "How to develop a cinematic vision" hade cirka 60 deltagare. Workshops hade olika längd där vissa verkar vara kortare seminarium medan en workshop pågick under två veckor. - 12 filmprojekt presenterades för en panel med 16 beslutsfattare från 13 länder, och en-mot-en-sessioner hölls. - Deltagare rapporterar hög nivå av uppskattning av B2B DOCs aktiviteter: betyget 75-100 av 100 möjliga. - 5 filmer, (42% av de möjliga) fick priser/bidrag för sina filmprojekt och bjöds in till pitchingsessioner, samproduktionsmarknader och inkubatorer. - 13 filmskapare har valts ut för att delta i internationella samproduktionsmarknader där de träffat filmskapare. B2B DOC hade då gett dem förberedande stöd och bidrag till omkostnader. - 6 filmprojekt (42% av de möjliga) fick ytterligare stöd till följd av pitchande och en-mot-en-sessioner. - Tre filmprojekt har under året fått utmärkelser på festivaler. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14532-14532A0101 Sweden This intervention aims to help develop capacity, increase knowledge and strengthen networks between documentary filmmakers in Georgia, Armenia, Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine and Azerbaijan, increasing access to information and improving the conditions for democracy and human rights in the post-Soviet region. The program has two components with related goal formulations: 1. Professionalization and capacity development a) Improved capacity and ability of documentary filmmakers in partner countries to produce quality films with international appeal b) Increased awareness among filmmakers about the gender perspective in documentary filmmaking c) Improved conditions for documentary filmmakers to earn a living in their year d) Increased success for film producers in partner countries and at international film festivals 2. Internationalization, networks and outreach programs a) Increased cross-border cooperation for filmmakers from the region, both within the network and with EU producers b) Improved opportunities for filmmakers to address issues related to democracy, gender equality and conditions for vulnerable groups to be disseminated c) Increasing public awareness and awareness of issues related to human rights, freedom of expression and gender equality d) Increased knowledge and awareness among filmmakers about risks associated with documentary filmmaking Insatsen bidrar till att utveckla kapacitet, öka kunskap och stärka nätverk mellan dokumentärfilmare i Georgien, Armenien, Belarus, Moldavien, Ukraina och Azerbaijan, vilket ökar tillgången till information och förbättrar förutsättningarna för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i post-sovjetregionen. Programmet har två komponenter med relaterade målformuleringar: 1. Professionalisering och kapacitetsutveckling a) Förbättrad kapacitet och förmåga bland dokumentärfilmare i partnerländer att producera kvalitativa filmer med internationell attraktionsförmåga b) Ökad medvetenhet bland filmskapare om jämställdhetsperspektivet i dokumentärfilmskapande c) Förbättrade förutsättningar för dokumentärfilmare att försörja sig på sitt yrke d) Ökad framgång för filmproducenter i partnerländerna och vid internationella filmfestivaler 2. Internationalisering, nätverk och uppsökande program a) Ökat gränsöverskridande samarbete för filmskapare från regionen, både inom nätverket och med producenter inom EU b) Förbättrade möjligheter för filmer som tar upp frågor relaterade till frågor om demokrati, jämställdhet och villkor för utsatta grupper att få spridning c) Ökad kunskap och medvetenhet bland allmänheten om frågor som rör mänskliga rättigheter, yttrandefrihet och jämställdhet d) Ökad kunskap och medvetenhet bland filmskapare om risker kopplade till dokumentärfilmskapande The overall objective of this intervention is: Improved conditions of democracy, freedom of expression, human rights and gender equality, including enhanced attention to the rights and needs of vulnerable groups in the programmes partner countries and the surrounding environment. Using documentary films as a tool to create awareness, to increase access to information and to give people a voice can be a powerful way to create public debate. Sweden B2B DOC/Baltic To Black Sea Documentary Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency B2B DOC/Baltic To Black Sea Documentary Network 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 3500000 0 0 6500000 B2B DOC/Baltic To Black Sea Documentary Network 3000000 B2B DOC/Baltic To Black Sea Documentary Network 3500000 B2B DOC/Baltic To Black Sea Documentary Network Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more free and independent media Östeuropa: Friare och mer oberoende media Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14532-14532A0102 Sweden This intervention aims to help develop capacity, increase knowledge and strengthen networks between documentary filmmakers in Georgia, Armenia, Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine and Azerbaijan, increasing access to information and improving the conditions for democracy and human rights in the post-Soviet region. The program has two components with related goal formulations: 1. Professionalization and capacity development a) Improved capacity and ability of documentary filmmakers in partner countries to produce quality films with international appeal b) Increased awareness among filmmakers about the gender perspective in documentary filmmaking c) Improved conditions for documentary filmmakers to earn a living in their year d) Increased success for film producers in partner countries and at international film festivals 2. Internationalization, networks and outreach programs a) Increased cross-border cooperation for filmmakers from the region, both within the network and with EU producers b) Improved opportunities for filmmakers to address issues related to democracy, gender equality and conditions for vulnerable groups to be disseminated c) Increasing public awareness and awareness of issues related to human rights, freedom of expression and gender equality d) Increased knowledge and awareness among filmmakers about risks associated with documentary filmmaking Insatsen bidrar till att utveckla kapacitet, öka kunskap och stärka nätverk mellan dokumentärfilmare i Georgien, Armenien, Belarus, Moldavien, Ukraina och Azerbaijan, vilket ökar tillgången till information och förbättrar förutsättningarna för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i post-sovjetregionen. Programmet har två komponenter med relaterade målformuleringar: 1. Professionalisering och kapacitetsutveckling a) Förbättrad kapacitet och förmåga bland dokumentärfilmare i partnerländer att producera kvalitativa filmer med internationell attraktionsförmåga b) Ökad medvetenhet bland filmskapare om jämställdhetsperspektivet i dokumentärfilmskapande c) Förbättrade förutsättningar för dokumentärfilmare att försörja sig på sitt yrke d) Ökad framgång för filmproducenter i partnerländerna och vid internationella filmfestivaler 2. Internationalisering, nätverk och uppsökande program a) Ökat gränsöverskridande samarbete för filmskapare från regionen, både inom nätverket och med producenter inom EU b) Förbättrade möjligheter för filmer som tar upp frågor relaterade till frågor om demokrati, jämställdhet och villkor för utsatta grupper att få spridning c) Ökad kunskap och medvetenhet bland allmänheten om frågor som rör mänskliga rättigheter, yttrandefrihet och jämställdhet d) Ökad kunskap och medvetenhet bland filmskapare om risker kopplade till dokumentärfilmskapande The overall objective of this intervention is: Improved conditions of democracy, freedom of expression, human rights and gender equality, including enhanced attention to the rights and needs of vulnerable groups in the programmes partner countries and the surrounding environment. Using documentary films as a tool to create awareness, to increase access to information and to give people a voice can be a powerful way to create public debate. Sweden B2B DOC/Baltic To Black Sea Documentary Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency B2B DOC/Baltic To Black Sea Documentary Network 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 -466 0 3500000 3500000 B2B DOC/Baltic To Black Sea Documentary Network 3500000 B2B DOC/Baltic To Black Sea Documentary Network -466 B2B DOC/Baltic To Black Sea Documentary Network Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14547 Sweden The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) is a research and training centre within the Departement of International Development at the University of Oxford. OPHI’s strategy contributes to alleviating poverty through research, training and technical assistance with regard to the multidimensional poverty indices (MPI) of low and mid income countries. OPHI conducts capacity development to governments and international organisations on MPI, on strengthening systems for data and statistics, and on measuring poverty for informed policy-making (based on statistics). The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) är ett forsknings- och träningscenter under Departement of International Development på Oxfords universitet. OPHI:s vision är att bidra till att minska fattigdom genom forskning, utbildning samt tekniskt bistånd i utformandet av utvecklingsländers multidimensionella fattigdomsindex (MPI). OPHI arbetar genom kapacitetsbyggande insatser för att ge fler regeringar och internationella organisationer kunskap kring multidimensionell fattigdom, samt att stärka länders data och statistiska system för att mäta fattigdom och använda denna information (statistik) i underbyggt beslutsfattande. Overarching programme Objective: Contribute to reducing poverty in its many dimensions by working with a growing number of countries and agencies to develop and use multidimensional poverty measures, leading to the acceptance of the MPI globally and more effective and efficient poverty reduction policies, especially in the context and aftermath of the Covid19 pandemic. The contibution has four outcome areas: Outcome 1: Strengthen capacity of partner governments to implement National MPIs, tied to more effective, better targeted, and higher impact poverty reduction policies Outcome 2: Expand the analysis and reach of the Global MPI as a tool for measuring progress towards the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda, leading to greater impact of the MPI on the programs of international agencies Outcome 3: Encourage peer learning among policymakers and employ effective communications strategies that promote the use of an MPI for national and international policy, leading to an increased impact on poverty Outcome 4: Undertake practical, applied research that streghtens multidimensional poverty measurement and expands its potential policy uses Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Asia, regional Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Outcome area 1 aims to the strengthen the capacity of partner governments to implement National MPIs, tied to more effective, better targeted, and higher impact poverty reduction policies. 34 new countries now have official national MPIs, 12 of which are used for policy making. During the last year, Uganda, Samoa, Mauritania and Belize developed national MPIs and Nigeria, India and Pakistan actively used theirs for policy purposes. As part of the capacity building efforts, a large number of government officials have received support through trainings and technical assistance, including Summer Schools and Executive Education courses specifically designed to increase the use of the MPI as a policy tool. Outcome area 2 focuses on the analysis and reach of the Global MPI as a tool for measuring progress towards the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda, leading to greater impact of the MPI through its use for programming by international agencies. An increasing number of governments are using the MPI as a tool for tracking and reporting progress towards the SDGs. The MPI is currently reported by 44 countries in the Voluntary National Reviews and by 28 countries in the SDG indicators database. During Year 2 of the contribution, the global MPI was accepted by the formal processes to be included in the World Banks World Development Indicators, which is expected to give the global MPI even greater visibility. The global MPI report continues to be jointly produced by the United Nations Development Programme Human Development Report Office and OPHI, published annually. The second Arab Multidimensional Poverty Report was published in May 2023. Outcome area 3 focuses on peerlearning among policymakers and utilizing effective communication strategies to promote the use of multidimensional poverty measures for national and international policy. The MPPN is growing: there are now 62 country participants and 19 institutional participants. The network has been active throughout the year, organising high level events, facilitating SouthSouth exchanges and sharing best practices. Outcome area 4 concerns practical, applied research that strengthens multidimensional poverty measurement and expands its potential policy uses. OPHI has produced a vast research output since the start of the project. In year 2 this included continued work on implementing the intrahousehold analysis methodology to the global MPI to enable international analysis of the gendered aspects of poverty. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14547-14547A0101 Sweden The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) is a research and training centre within the Departement of International Development at the University of Oxford. OPHI’s strategy contributes to alleviating poverty through research, training and technical assistance with regard to the multidimensional poverty indices (MPI) of low and mid income countries. OPHI conducts capacity development to governments and international organisations on MPI, on strengthening systems for data and statistics, and on measuring poverty for informed policy-making (based on statistics). The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) är ett forsknings- och träningscenter under Departement of International Development på Oxfords universitet. OPHI:s vision är att bidra till att minska fattigdom genom forskning, utbildning samt tekniskt bistånd i utformandet av utvecklingsländers multidimensionella fattigdomsindex (MPI). OPHI arbetar genom kapacitetsbyggande insatser för att ge fler regeringar och internationella organisationer kunskap kring multidimensionell fattigdom, samt att stärka länders data och statistiska system för att mäta fattigdom och använda denna information (statistik) i underbyggt beslutsfattande. Overarching programme Objective: Contribute to reducing poverty in its many dimensions by working with a growing number of countries and agencies to develop and use multidimensional poverty measures, leading to the acceptance of the MPI globally and more effective and efficient poverty reduction policies, especially in the context and aftermath of the Covid19 pandemic. The contibution has four outcome areas: Outcome 1: Strengthen capacity of partner governments to implement National MPIs, tied to more effective, better targeted, and higher impact poverty reduction policies Outcome 2: Expand the analysis and reach of the Global MPI as a tool for measuring progress towards the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda, leading to greater impact of the MPI on the programs of international agencies Outcome 3: Encourage peer learning among policymakers and employ effective communications strategies that promote the use of an MPI for national and international policy, leading to an increased impact on poverty Outcome 4: Undertake practical, applied research that streghtens multidimensional poverty measurement and expands its potential policy uses Sweden University of Oxford Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries. 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6825400 0 6520103 0 0 0 0 0 0 6520103 0 0 0 0 6825400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6672751.5 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 6672751.5 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 3412700 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 3412700 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 3260051.3500000001 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 3260051.3500000001 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt Improved opportunities and enhanced capacity by actors in partner countries to implement, follow up and participate in global dialogue on Agenda 2030 Förbättrade möjligheter och stärkt kapacitet för aktörer i partnerländer att genomföra, följa upp och delta i global dialog om Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14547-14547A0102 Sweden The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) is a research and training centre within the Departement of International Development at the University of Oxford. OPHI’s strategy contributes to alleviating poverty through research, training and technical assistance with regard to the multidimensional poverty indices (MPI) of low and mid income countries. OPHI conducts capacity development to governments and international organisations on MPI, on strengthening systems for data and statistics, and on measuring poverty for informed policy-making (based on statistics). The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) är ett forsknings- och träningscenter under Departement of International Development på Oxfords universitet. OPHI:s vision är att bidra till att minska fattigdom genom forskning, utbildning samt tekniskt bistånd i utformandet av utvecklingsländers multidimensionella fattigdomsindex (MPI). OPHI arbetar genom kapacitetsbyggande insatser för att ge fler regeringar och internationella organisationer kunskap kring multidimensionell fattigdom, samt att stärka länders data och statistiska system för att mäta fattigdom och använda denna information (statistik) i underbyggt beslutsfattande. Overarching programme Objective: Contribute to reducing poverty in its many dimensions by working with a growing number of countries and agencies to develop and use multidimensional poverty measures, leading to the acceptance of the MPI globally and more effective and efficient poverty reduction policies, especially in the context and aftermath of the Covid19 pandemic. The contibution has four outcome areas: Outcome 1: Strengthen capacity of partner governments to implement National MPIs, tied to more effective, better targeted, and higher impact poverty reduction policies Outcome 2: Expand the analysis and reach of the Global MPI as a tool for measuring progress towards the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda, leading to greater impact of the MPI on the programs of international agencies Outcome 3: Encourage peer learning among policymakers and employ effective communications strategies that promote the use of an MPI for national and international policy, leading to an increased impact on poverty Outcome 4: Undertake practical, applied research that streghtens multidimensional poverty measurement and expands its potential policy uses Sweden University of Oxford Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8079897 7274600 -154227 7274600 0 0 8079897 -154227 7600135 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 7600135 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 4039948.5 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 4039948.5 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 3637300 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 3637300 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative -77113.7 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative -77113.7 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14580 Sweden Sida has supported ACTED during 2017-2020 in a resilience support to Syria. This second contribution will be the next phase during 2021-2023 with the same focus but with updated design as per lessons learned from the first phase. The total volume is 150 MSEK for three years. The proposed intervention will combine a set of activities under three main outcomes: •Outcome 1 – Increased opportunities for sustainable food security and livelihoods: •Outcome 2 – Increased access to basic public services for men, women, boys and girls in Syria. •Outcome 3 – Enhanced ability of local governance institutions and civil society to support recovery efforts In total approx. 480.000 individuals will benefit from this intervention out of which 240.000 benefiting from the area-based-approach and associated activities in the north. 130.000 benefiting from livelihood support and basic services and 110.000 benefiting from activities implemented in regime controlled areas in central and southern part of the country. Sverige har sedan 2017 gett stöd till ACTED inom projektet "Multi-year assistance to enhance resilience and promote early recovery of conflict-affected communities in Syria". Projektet genomfördes under perioden 2017-2020 och uppgick till 187,1 MSEK med det övergripande syftet att stärka motståndskraften hos människor drabbade av den väpnade konflikten i Syrien och att verka för hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter. Det nya stödet för perioden 2021-2023 uppgår till 150 MSEK och kommer fortsatt att genomföras med stöd av lokala organisationer och implementeras i landets nordvästra, nordöstra, centrala och södra delar. Insatsen har tre huvudkomponenter; att skapa försörjningsmöjligheter, främst inom jordbrukssektorn; att förbättra tillgång till samhällsservice som rent vatten samt att stärka lokal samhällsstyrning hos institutioner och civilsamhällesaktörer. Det planeras att ca 480.000 personer kommer att gagnas av insatsen varav 240.000 inom det s.k. area-based-approach, som innebär ett multisektoriellt stöd till ett visst område, för de norra delarna av landet, 130.000 kommer att erhålla försörjningsstöd och samhållstjänster samt 110.000 kommer att erhålla arbetsskapande och försörjningstjänster i de regimkontrollerade centrala och södra delarna av landet. Objective of the intervention The overall objective of this programme to support recovery efforts in Syria at household and community levels through multi-sectoral assistance. The proposed programme will combine a set of activities under three main outcomes, which will aim to increase the household and community resilience, to achieve the overall objective. Outcome 1: Increased opportunities for sustainable food security and livelihoods development.   The programme will contribute to enhancing the ability of conflict-affected households to meet their basic needs to support their coping mechanisms. This will be done based on local conditions, needs and requests and can include Cash for Work schemes, Kitchen or Home Garden Kits that will allow vulnerable households to increase their food security, enhancing access to safe water through water conservation and rain water harvesting efforts. This outcome will also contribute to restoration of sustainable livelihoods opportunities, with a focus on market and economic recovery. Where relevant, the programme will interlink different activities for effectiveness and efficiency. Finally, the programme will work to restore the environment while enhancing and diversifying agricultural production and support efficient supply chains for inputs and sell/marketing of produce. Outcome 2: Improved and inclusive access to basic public services. In the programme, ACTED and partners will support enhanced access to basic services through the rehabilitation of key public infrastructure. This will include communal productive assets, support to agricultural value chains to enhance access to affordable food supply, as well as key WASH assets. The programme will also aim at enhancing access to safe water for drinking and other purposes, through rehabilitation works of key water systems. The activities will also focus on water management and conservation, collection and reuse. To improve access to safe and clean water, the programme will also work rehabilitation of key waste water management assets. Outcome 3: Enhanced capacity of local institutions and civil society to support early recovery efforts. The third leg of the programme will strengthen the organizational and technical capacity of key local stakeholders and civil society actors responsible for the delivery of basic services, including humanitarian assistance, at community level, in many parts supporting and complementing activities under Outcomes 1 and 2. The programme will coordinate and support Technical Department in targeted areas, with a focus on Agriculture and water/WASH departments. More specifically, the capacity building will support their ability to manage the provision of basic services in a durable manner. The programme will support CSOs with tailored training on organizational strengthening topics, to build the capacity of CSOs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Syrian Arab Republic Social services (incl youth development and women+ children) Other Social Infrastructure & Services ACTED and its partners have provided multisectoral assistance to support recovery and resilience building at household and community levels in Syria through: restoring sustainable livelihoods, increasing access to basic services and enhancing local capacities. Across four years of implementation (including 1 year extension), the project supported ten communities to meet their basic needs and better adapt to shocks and stresses. In Year 1, the project reached 178,554 individuals in Year 2, activities were significantly scaled up, reaching 1,724,597 individuals, through major infrastructure rehabilitation in Year 3, the project supported 160,639 individuals. In Year 4, interventions reached 419,314 individuals, with a continued focus on resilience, sustainability, and local ownership. LIVELIHOOD: The project combined short-term income support with longer-term livelihoods strengthening and market revitalization. A total of 1,522 individuals participated in CashforWork schemes, while 3,746 entrepreneurs and farmers received grants, training, mentoring or vocational support to strengthen income generation and employment creation. By prioritizing women-led and vulnerable households, livelihoods support directly advanced women's economic empowerment and inclusion. Endline findings demonstrate a substantial increase in womens influence over economic decision-making, rising from 41% to 64%. Nearly half of supported businesses (48%) were women-led, particularly homebased and small-scale enterprises strengthening income generation while enabling safer, more accessible participation of women. Among agricultural beneficiaries, 86% of women adopted climate-adjusted practices, improving productivity and resilience to climate and market shocks. All supported women reported net income from livelihoods by project end. Livelihood activities also reduced negative coping strategies and strengthened social relations between host communities and displaced populations. BASIC SERVICES: The project significantly improved access to safe water, sanitation and essential communal infrastructure, while strengthening the capacity of local service providers. Over the implementation period, 47 water supply and wastewater assets were rehabilitated or upgraded, alongside 69 Quick Impact Projects (QIPs) focused on social and communal infrastructure. QIPs benefited 149,859 people per month, improving access to critical services such as water systems, schools, health facilities and public spaces. In Jarablus (northern Aleppo) the rehabilitation of two big-scale communal productive assets were rehabilitated in year 2 a slaughterhouse for 40 butchers and a mill utilized by 53 bakeries for increased flour production. In parallel, the project strengthened local service delivery capacity: a total of 134 technical department staff were trained on operation and maintenance, disaster risk reduction and hydrogeological monitoring, achieving near universal posttraining knowledge gains. Hydrogeological and groundwater monitoring activities supported more evidence-based water resource management, particularly in water-scarce and drought-affected areas. Endline assessments confirmed significant gains in the functionality, coverage and sustainability of water and sanitation systems, alongside increased confidence of communities in local service providers. Local water authorities demonstrated improved capacity to manage and adapt services in response to environmental and operational challenges. LOCAL ACTORS: They are supported to shape decision-making processes and participation. The project strengthened inclusive, community-led planning through the development of Community Relief and Recovery Plans (CRRPs) Maaret Masrin, Tel Tamer, Mansura, Western Salhabiyeh, Akhtrein, Darkosh, Jarablus, Rweished, Tal Brak, Jurneyyeh and a pilot ABA in Dara. Local authorities, civil society actors and technical departments were actively engaged throughout planning and implementation, ensuring recovery priorities reflected local needs and capacities. The strong emphasis on capacity building significantly strengthened local leadership in recovery efforts. By training staff from local NGOs and civil society organizations on area-based approaches, the project enhanced technical expertise at community levels. The participants demonstrated increased knowledge, reinforcing strategic coherence and locally driven action. Endline and follow-up assessments confirmed strong results, with 93100% of community representatives reporting that recovery plans reflected local priorities, alongside marked improvements in perceived transparency and social cohesion. Building on lessons learned, Community Engagement Teams (CETs) were institutionalized to ensure sustained community ownership of CRRP implementation and activity design. CETs, alongside structured conflict sensitive project management, strengthened accountability and localization while promoting conflict sensitivity and reinforcing social cohesion. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14580-14580A0101 Sweden Sida has supported ACTED during 2017-2020 in a resilience support to Syria. This second contribution will be the next phase during 2021-2023 with the same focus but with updated design as per lessons learned from the first phase. The total volume is 150 MSEK for three years. The proposed intervention will combine a set of activities under three main outcomes: •Outcome 1 – Increased opportunities for sustainable food security and livelihoods: •Outcome 2 – Increased access to basic public services for men, women, boys and girls in Syria. •Outcome 3 – Enhanced ability of local governance institutions and civil society to support recovery efforts In total approx. 480.000 individuals will benefit from this intervention out of which 240.000 benefiting from the area-based-approach and associated activities in the north. 130.000 benefiting from livelihood support and basic services and 110.000 benefiting from activities implemented in regime controlled areas in central and southern part of the country. Sverige har sedan 2017 gett stöd till ACTED inom projektet "Multi-year assistance to enhance resilience and promote early recovery of conflict-affected communities in Syria". Projektet genomfördes under perioden 2017-2020 och uppgick till 187,1 MSEK med det övergripande syftet att stärka motståndskraften hos människor drabbade av den väpnade konflikten i Syrien och att verka för hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter. Det nya stödet för perioden 2021-2023 uppgår till 150 MSEK och kommer fortsatt att genomföras med stöd av lokala organisationer och implementeras i landets nordvästra, nordöstra, centrala och södra delar. Insatsen har tre huvudkomponenter; att skapa försörjningsmöjligheter, främst inom jordbrukssektorn; att förbättra tillgång till samhällsservice som rent vatten samt att stärka lokal samhällsstyrning hos institutioner och civilsamhällesaktörer. Det planeras att ca 480.000 personer kommer att gagnas av insatsen varav 240.000 inom det s.k. area-based-approach, som innebär ett multisektoriellt stöd till ett visst område, för de norra delarna av landet, 130.000 kommer att erhålla försörjningsstöd och samhållstjänster samt 110.000 kommer att erhålla arbetsskapande och försörjningstjänster i de regimkontrollerade centrala och södra delarna av landet. Objective of the intervention The overall objective of this programme to support recovery efforts in Syria at household and community levels through multi-sectoral assistance. The proposed programme will combine a set of activities under three main outcomes, which will aim to increase the household and community resilience, to achieve the overall objective. Outcome 1: Increased opportunities for sustainable food security and livelihoods development.   The programme will contribute to enhancing the ability of conflict-affected households to meet their basic needs to support their coping mechanisms. This will be done based on local conditions, needs and requests and can include Cash for Work schemes, Kitchen or Home Garden Kits that will allow vulnerable households to increase their food security, enhancing access to safe water through water conservation and rain water harvesting efforts. This outcome will also contribute to restoration of sustainable livelihoods opportunities, with a focus on market and economic recovery. Where relevant, the programme will interlink different activities for effectiveness and efficiency. Finally, the programme will work to restore the environment while enhancing and diversifying agricultural production and support efficient supply chains for inputs and sell/marketing of produce. Outcome 2: Improved and inclusive access to basic public services. In the programme, ACTED and partners will support enhanced access to basic services through the rehabilitation of key public infrastructure. This will include communal productive assets, support to agricultural value chains to enhance access to affordable food supply, as well as key WASH assets. The programme will also aim at enhancing access to safe water for drinking and other purposes, through rehabilitation works of key water systems. The activities will also focus on water management and conservation, collection and reuse. To improve access to safe and clean water, the programme will also work rehabilitation of key waste water management assets. Outcome 3: Enhanced capacity of local institutions and civil society to support early recovery efforts. The third leg of the programme will strengthen the organizational and technical capacity of key local stakeholders and civil society actors responsible for the delivery of basic services, including humanitarian assistance, at community level, in many parts supporting and complementing activities under Outcomes 1 and 2. The programme will coordinate and support Technical Department in targeted areas, with a focus on Agriculture and water/WASH departments. More specifically, the capacity building will support their ability to manage the provision of basic services in a durable manner. The programme will support CSOs with tailored training on organizational strengthening topics, to build the capacity of CSOs. Sweden ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 70000000 55000000 30000000 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 35000000 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30000000 20000000 40000000 15000000 0 170000000 ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement 30000000 ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement 40000000 ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement 35000000 ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement 20000000 ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement 30000000 ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement 15000000 ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement Syria Crisis 2016-2023 Syrienkrisstrategin 2016-2023 Improved lasting livelihood opportunities for women and men in Syria Förbättrade möjligheter till varaktig försörjning för kvinnor och män i Syrien Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved access to inclusive and equal basic public services for people in Syria Förbättrad tillgång till inkluderande och jämlika grundläggande samhällstjänster för människor i Syrien Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14580-14580A0102 Sweden Sida has supported ACTED during 2017-2020 in a resilience support to Syria. This second contribution will be the next phase during 2021-2023 with the same focus but with updated design as per lessons learned from the first phase. The total volume is 150 MSEK for three years. The proposed intervention will combine a set of activities under three main outcomes: •Outcome 1 – Increased opportunities for sustainable food security and livelihoods: •Outcome 2 – Increased access to basic public services for men, women, boys and girls in Syria. •Outcome 3 – Enhanced ability of local governance institutions and civil society to support recovery efforts In total approx. 480.000 individuals will benefit from this intervention out of which 240.000 benefiting from the area-based-approach and associated activities in the north. 130.000 benefiting from livelihood support and basic services and 110.000 benefiting from activities implemented in regime controlled areas in central and southern part of the country. Sverige har sedan 2017 gett stöd till ACTED inom projektet "Multi-year assistance to enhance resilience and promote early recovery of conflict-affected communities in Syria". Projektet genomfördes under perioden 2017-2020 och uppgick till 187,1 MSEK med det övergripande syftet att stärka motståndskraften hos människor drabbade av den väpnade konflikten i Syrien och att verka för hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter. Det nya stödet för perioden 2021-2023 uppgår till 150 MSEK och kommer fortsatt att genomföras med stöd av lokala organisationer och implementeras i landets nordvästra, nordöstra, centrala och södra delar. Insatsen har tre huvudkomponenter; att skapa försörjningsmöjligheter, främst inom jordbrukssektorn; att förbättra tillgång till samhällsservice som rent vatten samt att stärka lokal samhällsstyrning hos institutioner och civilsamhällesaktörer. Det planeras att ca 480.000 personer kommer att gagnas av insatsen varav 240.000 inom det s.k. area-based-approach, som innebär ett multisektoriellt stöd till ett visst område, för de norra delarna av landet, 130.000 kommer att erhålla försörjningsstöd och samhållstjänster samt 110.000 kommer att erhålla arbetsskapande och försörjningstjänster i de regimkontrollerade centrala och södra delarna av landet. Objective of the intervention The overall objective of this programme to support recovery efforts in Syria at household and community levels through multi-sectoral assistance. The proposed programme will combine a set of activities under three main outcomes, which will aim to increase the household and community resilience, to achieve the overall objective. Outcome 1: Increased opportunities for sustainable food security and livelihoods development.   The programme will contribute to enhancing the ability of conflict-affected households to meet their basic needs to support their coping mechanisms. This will be done based on local conditions, needs and requests and can include Cash for Work schemes, Kitchen or Home Garden Kits that will allow vulnerable households to increase their food security, enhancing access to safe water through water conservation and rain water harvesting efforts. This outcome will also contribute to restoration of sustainable livelihoods opportunities, with a focus on market and economic recovery. Where relevant, the programme will interlink different activities for effectiveness and efficiency. Finally, the programme will work to restore the environment while enhancing and diversifying agricultural production and support efficient supply chains for inputs and sell/marketing of produce. Outcome 2: Improved and inclusive access to basic public services. In the programme, ACTED and partners will support enhanced access to basic services through the rehabilitation of key public infrastructure. This will include communal productive assets, support to agricultural value chains to enhance access to affordable food supply, as well as key WASH assets. The programme will also aim at enhancing access to safe water for drinking and other purposes, through rehabilitation works of key water systems. The activities will also focus on water management and conservation, collection and reuse. To improve access to safe and clean water, the programme will also work rehabilitation of key waste water management assets. Outcome 3: Enhanced capacity of local institutions and civil society to support early recovery efforts. The third leg of the programme will strengthen the organizational and technical capacity of key local stakeholders and civil society actors responsible for the delivery of basic services, including humanitarian assistance, at community level, in many parts supporting and complementing activities under Outcomes 1 and 2. The programme will coordinate and support Technical Department in targeted areas, with a focus on Agriculture and water/WASH departments. More specifically, the capacity building will support their ability to manage the provision of basic services in a durable manner. The programme will support CSOs with tailored training on organizational strengthening topics, to build the capacity of CSOs. Sweden ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 10000000 15000000 15000000 10000000 40000000 ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement 15000000 ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement 15000000 ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement 10000000 ACTED/Agence d’Aide à la Cooperation Technique et au Developpement Syria Crisis 2024-2027 (former 2024-2026) Syrienkrisstrategin 2024-2027 (fd 2024-2026) Improved livelihood opportunities for women and men and increased access to basic public services in Syria and neighbouring countries. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och män och ökad tillgång till grundläggande samhällstjänster i Syrien och angränsande länder. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased gender equality, freedom and empowerment of women and girls, including greater counteraction and prevention of gender-based violence, as well as counteracting norms and customs that restrict women and girls in Syria and neighbouring countries. Ökad jämställdhet, frihet och egenmakt för flickor och kvinnor, inklusive att könsrelaterat våld motverkas och förebyggs i högre grad, samt att normer och sedvänjor som begränsar flickor och kvinnor motverkas i Syrien och angränsande länder. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Reduced forced displacement and irregular migration and their root causes. Minskad tvångsfördrivning och irreguljär migration samt grundorsakerna till detta. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-14610 Sweden Policy and programme development, coordination, monitoring and reporting activities with a view to strengthening EU "digital economy" activities in international partnerships. Policy- och programutveckling, samordning, övervakning och rapportering i syfte att stärka EU:s "digitala ekonomi" i internationella partnerskap. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-14610-14610A0101 Sweden Policy and programme development, coordination, monitoring and reporting activities with a view to strengthening EU "digital economy" activities in international partnerships. Policy- och programutveckling, samordning, övervakning och rapportering i syfte att stärka EU:s "digitala ekonomi" i internationella partnerskap. Sweden Europeiska Unionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 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Policy- och programutveckling, samordning, övervakning och rapportering i syfte att stärka EU:s "digitala ekonomi" i internationella partnerskap. Sweden Europeiska Unionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 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Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14611 Sweden Contribute to the definition of EU policies in Western Balkans in the field of Rule of Law, Security, Migration and Reconciliation with a particular focus on the rollout of the revised enlargement methodology in the field of Rule of Law. Bidra till definitionen av EU:s politik på västra Balkan i området rättsstat, säkerhet, migration och försoning med särskilt fokus på utbyggnaden av den reviderade utvidgningsmetoden inom rättsstatsområdet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Serbia Kosovo Developing countries, unspecified Europe, regional Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-14611-14611A0101 Sweden Contribute to the definition of EU policies in Western Balkans in the field of Rule of Law, Security, Migration and Reconciliation with a particular focus on the rollout of the revised enlargement methodology in the field of Rule of Law. Bidra till definitionen av EU:s politik på västra Balkan i området rättsstat, säkerhet, migration och försoning med särskilt fokus på utbyggnaden av den reviderade utvidgningsmetoden inom rättsstatsområdet. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 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Bidra till definitionen av EU:s politik på västra Balkan i området rättsstat, säkerhet, migration och försoning med särskilt fokus på utbyggnaden av den reviderade utvidgningsmetoden inom rättsstatsområdet. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 957937 2329364 1400000 135868 115738 117627 115907 117095 117627 125687 582838 209165 113668 134970 117627 128342 128303 125291 0 205323 -99744 127161 805525 0 231820 3348 121571 0 125938 160553 150673 4687301 EC/European Commission 582838.6899999999 EC/European Commission 115737.53 EC/European Commission 117094.53 EC/European Commission 113667.53 EC/European Commission 128341.98 EC/European Commission -99743.71 EC/European Commission 115907.02 EC/European Commission 117627.02 EC/European Commission 117627.02 EC/European Commission 117627.02 EC/European Commission 134970.46 EC/European Commission 805524.5600000001 EC/European Commission 127161.44 EC/European Commission 121571.44 EC/European Commission 128303.12 EC/European Commission 160552.54 EC/European Commission 231819.63 EC/European Commission 150672.74 EC/European Commission 135867.81 EC/European Commission 125937.7 EC/European Commission 125686.81 EC/European Commission 209165.42 EC/European Commission 125290.66 EC/European Commission 205323.25 EC/European Commission 3348.11 EC/European Commission Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14659 Sweden Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI) is a leading research institution in social sciences in Cambodia. The institute was established in the beginning of the 1990’s and has developed from mainly being a training institution for civil servants to become an independent academic institution and think tank providing civil society, media, the political opposition and the Government with important knowledge and understanding. The social science research that the institute conducts in various fields is considered to be extremely important for efforts to increase respect for human rights, a process of democratization and compliance with the rule of law. Sida has contributed to the Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI) since the early 1990s. The contribution is provided in the form of a core support to the research institution with a focus on five main themes: agriculture, economics, education, environment and administration. CDRI's evidence-based research results are of high quality and can thus contribute with evidence-based basis for policy decisions, reforms and advocacy work at both central and local level, not least via civil society. Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI) är ledande forskningsinstitut inom samhällsvetenskapen i Kambodja. Organisationen har funnits från början av 1990-talet och har utvecklats från ett träningsinstitut för offentligt anställda till att bli ett fristående akademiskt institut och tankesmedja som bidrar med viktig kunskap för civilsamhälle, media, den politiska oppositionen liksom för beslutsfattare. Den samhällsvetenskapliga forskning som institutet bedriver inom olika områden bedöms vara synnerligen viktiga för strävan för ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, arbete för en demokratisering och för efterlevnad av rättsstatens principer. Sida har bidragit till institutet sedan början av 1990-talet. Stödet ges i form av ett så kallat "kärnstöd" till forskningsinstitutionen med fokus på fem huvudteman: jordbruk, ekonomi, utbildning, miljö och förvaltning. CDRI:s evidensbaserade forskningsresultat håller hög kvalitet och kan därmed bidra med evidensbaserade underlag för policybeslut, reformer och påverkansarbete på både central och lokal nivå inte minst via civila samhället. The intervention as it is presented in CDRI's proposal is based on five fundamental principles that are expected to contribute to Sidas priorities in Cambodia - human rights, democracy, gender equality and rule of law: The promotion of democratic governance through a rights-based approach to development. A 'demand-driven' approach to development programmes and projects with clear local ownership. Long-term institution-building and transparent public engagement. The integration of gender and vulnerable population and resilience as a cross-cutting issue; and A focus on local human resource capacity development. The overall theme for CDRIs research focus for this proposed period will be the on-going dynamics of change affected by the global pandemic and its aftermath impact. The main objectives for CDRI activities during this proposed period to achieve this are: a) Research: To generate high quality development policy research by the 5 research centers related to Agriculture, Economy, Education, Environment, Governance, and crosscutting themes on democracy, poverty, climate change, digital technology and gender equality. b) Outreach Communication: To publish and disseminate research knowledge in key local policy forums and in leading regional and international publications c) Partnership: To strengthen national, regional and international collaborative research, partnerships and networks. d) Capacity Development: To contribute to Cambodias development research capacity, evidence-based policy making culture, and informed participation of ordinary Cambodian women and men. e) Institutional Strengthening: To build a more sustainable future for CDRI as Cambodias leading development policy research institution through institutional strengthening, systematic implementation of capacity development and research career, and effective resource mobilisation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Cambodia Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Enhanced Research Capacity: Core funding has enabled CDRI to conduct 132 research projects, resulting in 140 publications, including reports, working papers, and policy briefs. This research has addressed development challenges and provided evidence-based insights to inform policy. Thematic Research: CDRIs research has spanned a wide range of areas, including: Agriculture and Rural Development: Research on smallholder farmer livelihoods, market access, value chains (rice, cassava, chilli), and climate resilience has informed agricultural policies and promoted sustainable practices. For example, a study on inclusive agri-PPPs directly informed the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) in developing national PPP guidelines. Research on childcare services influenced the governments establishment of a committee to develop a sub-decree on childcare, - community-based childcare project proposed scalable models for workers in the textile industry. Education and Innovation: Studies on higher education reform, digital skills, gender equity in education, and teacher professional development have contributed to policy discussions and aimed to improve the quality and relevance of education. For instance, research on learning achievement gaps has informed the updating of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (MoEYS) Gender Mainstreaming Strategic Plan in Education.A green economy policy scoping study with MoE and PAGE (Partnership for Action on Green Economy), lead to a policy brief and it concluded a six-year study on vocational skills development with outputs including a journal article and policy briefs. Development Economics and Trade: Research on skills development, the impact of COVID-19 on vulnerable populations, private sector development, and regional cooperation has provided analysis to guide economic policies and promote inclusive growth. The research informed the design of government interventions and social protection programmes. Natural Resources and Environment: Research on climate change adaptation, water resource management, forest governance, and sustainable energy has sought to inform policies aimed at promoting environmental sustainability and climate resilience. For instance, studies on climate-induced migration have contributed to national policy dialogues on climate change and migration. Governance and Inclusive Society: CDRIs work has contributed to policy debates on local governance, decentralization, civic engagement, gender equality, and social protection, with the goal of fostering more inclusive and accountable governance. Research on representation, accountability, and governance at the subnational level has directly informed the National Program on Subnational Democratic Development and the Social Accountability Framework. Policy Engagement and Dissemination: CDRI has engaged with policymakers, civil society organizations, and other stakeholders through 473 events, including conferences, policy forums, and workshops. The Cambodia Outlook Conference and the National Education Policy Forum are key platforms for disseminating research findings and fostering dialogue. CDRI has also expanded its digital outreach, with its website attracting over 30 million hits and close to 680,000 visitors. Its publications have been downloaded 12,273 times in 2024 alone, and its research has been cited 2,925 times in Google Scholar. One examples of a reaserch projects: The six-year project Contribution of Vocational Skills Development to Inclusive Industrial Growth and Transformation: An Analysis of Critical Factors in Cambodia (Skills for Industry), studied the linkage between vocational skills development and industrial growth and transformation across different economic sectors in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Laos, South Africa, and Vietnam. Entered phase 2 in 2022, it further analysed vocational skills development by looking into the supply side of the labour market including TVET providers, industry associations, government representatives and other key stakeholders involved in the TVET sector in Cambodia. The data collection for the second phase was completed in 2024. The findings will allow a broader perspective on the skills demand and existing challenges in skills development for the workforce. CDET (CDRI´s Research center for education) organised a one-week site visit for partner countries to discuss the status of the project implementation, research findings and analysis. A visit to the garment training institute and factory were also organised for knowledge exchange and experience sharing. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14659-14659A0101 Sweden Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI) is a leading research institution in social sciences in Cambodia. The institute was established in the beginning of the 1990’s and has developed from mainly being a training institution for civil servants to become an independent academic institution and think tank providing civil society, media, the political opposition and the Government with important knowledge and understanding. The social science research that the institute conducts in various fields is considered to be extremely important for efforts to increase respect for human rights, a process of democratization and compliance with the rule of law. Sida has contributed to the Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI) since the early 1990s. The contribution is provided in the form of a core support to the research institution with a focus on five main themes: agriculture, economics, education, environment and administration. CDRI's evidence-based research results are of high quality and can thus contribute with evidence-based basis for policy decisions, reforms and advocacy work at both central and local level, not least via civil society. Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI) är ledande forskningsinstitut inom samhällsvetenskapen i Kambodja. Organisationen har funnits från början av 1990-talet och har utvecklats från ett träningsinstitut för offentligt anställda till att bli ett fristående akademiskt institut och tankesmedja som bidrar med viktig kunskap för civilsamhälle, media, den politiska oppositionen liksom för beslutsfattare. Den samhällsvetenskapliga forskning som institutet bedriver inom olika områden bedöms vara synnerligen viktiga för strävan för ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, arbete för en demokratisering och för efterlevnad av rättsstatens principer. Sida har bidragit till institutet sedan början av 1990-talet. Stödet ges i form av ett så kallat "kärnstöd" till forskningsinstitutionen med fokus på fem huvudteman: jordbruk, ekonomi, utbildning, miljö och förvaltning. CDRI:s evidensbaserade forskningsresultat håller hög kvalitet och kan därmed bidra med evidensbaserade underlag för policybeslut, reformer och påverkansarbete på både central och lokal nivå inte minst via civila samhället. The intervention as it is presented in CDRI's proposal is based on five fundamental principles that are expected to contribute to Sidas priorities in Cambodia - human rights, democracy, gender equality and rule of law: The promotion of democratic governance through a rights-based approach to development. A 'demand-driven' approach to development programmes and projects with clear local ownership. Long-term institution-building and transparent public engagement. The integration of gender and vulnerable population and resilience as a cross-cutting issue; and A focus on local human resource capacity development. The overall theme for CDRIs research focus for this proposed period will be the on-going dynamics of change affected by the global pandemic and its aftermath impact. The main objectives for CDRI activities during this proposed period to achieve this are: a) Research: To generate high quality development policy research by the 5 research centers related to Agriculture, Economy, Education, Environment, Governance, and crosscutting themes on democracy, poverty, climate change, digital technology and gender equality. b) Outreach Communication: To publish and disseminate research knowledge in key local policy forums and in leading regional and international publications c) Partnership: To strengthen national, regional and international collaborative research, partnerships and networks. d) Capacity Development: To contribute to Cambodias development research capacity, evidence-based policy making culture, and informed participation of ordinary Cambodian women and men. e) Institutional Strengthening: To build a more sustainable future for CDRI as Cambodias leading development policy research institution through institutional strengthening, systematic implementation of capacity development and research career, and effective resource mobilisation. Sweden CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 0 0 2500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute 2500000 CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Improved capacity to respect, protect and promote human rights, and to strengthen democracy and the rule of law. Förbättrad kapacitet för att respektera, skydda och främja mänskliga rättigheter, samt att stärka demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14659-14659A0102 Sweden Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI) is a leading research institution in social sciences in Cambodia. The institute was established in the beginning of the 1990’s and has developed from mainly being a training institution for civil servants to become an independent academic institution and think tank providing civil society, media, the political opposition and the Government with important knowledge and understanding. The social science research that the institute conducts in various fields is considered to be extremely important for efforts to increase respect for human rights, a process of democratization and compliance with the rule of law. Sida has contributed to the Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI) since the early 1990s. The contribution is provided in the form of a core support to the research institution with a focus on five main themes: agriculture, economics, education, environment and administration. CDRI's evidence-based research results are of high quality and can thus contribute with evidence-based basis for policy decisions, reforms and advocacy work at both central and local level, not least via civil society. Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI) är ledande forskningsinstitut inom samhällsvetenskapen i Kambodja. Organisationen har funnits från början av 1990-talet och har utvecklats från ett träningsinstitut för offentligt anställda till att bli ett fristående akademiskt institut och tankesmedja som bidrar med viktig kunskap för civilsamhälle, media, den politiska oppositionen liksom för beslutsfattare. Den samhällsvetenskapliga forskning som institutet bedriver inom olika områden bedöms vara synnerligen viktiga för strävan för ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, arbete för en demokratisering och för efterlevnad av rättsstatens principer. Sida har bidragit till institutet sedan början av 1990-talet. Stödet ges i form av ett så kallat "kärnstöd" till forskningsinstitutionen med fokus på fem huvudteman: jordbruk, ekonomi, utbildning, miljö och förvaltning. CDRI:s evidensbaserade forskningsresultat håller hög kvalitet och kan därmed bidra med evidensbaserade underlag för policybeslut, reformer och påverkansarbete på både central och lokal nivå inte minst via civila samhället. The intervention as it is presented in CDRI's proposal is based on five fundamental principles that are expected to contribute to Sidas priorities in Cambodia - human rights, democracy, gender equality and rule of law: The promotion of democratic governance through a rights-based approach to development. A 'demand-driven' approach to development programmes and projects with clear local ownership. Long-term institution-building and transparent public engagement. The integration of gender and vulnerable population and resilience as a cross-cutting issue; and A focus on local human resource capacity development. The overall theme for CDRIs research focus for this proposed period will be the on-going dynamics of change affected by the global pandemic and its aftermath impact. The main objectives for CDRI activities during this proposed period to achieve this are: a) Research: To generate high quality development policy research by the 5 research centers related to Agriculture, Economy, Education, Environment, Governance, and crosscutting themes on democracy, poverty, climate change, digital technology and gender equality. b) Outreach Communication: To publish and disseminate research knowledge in key local policy forums and in leading regional and international publications c) Partnership: To strengthen national, regional and international collaborative research, partnerships and networks. d) Capacity Development: To contribute to Cambodias development research capacity, evidence-based policy making culture, and informed participation of ordinary Cambodian women and men. e) Institutional Strengthening: To build a more sustainable future for CDRI as Cambodias leading development policy research institution through institutional strengthening, systematic implementation of capacity development and research career, and effective resource mobilisation. Sweden CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5650000 7000000 0 0 0 2500000 3500000 0 0 0 2018064 2981936 0 3150000 0 0 3500000 0 0 0 0 17650000 CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute 2018064 CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute 2981936 CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute 2500000 CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute 3150000 CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute 3500000 CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute 3500000 CDRI/Cambodia Development Resource Institute Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Strengthening democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law in Cambodia Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer i Kambodja Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency, increased gender equality and reduced corruption in Cambodia Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens, ökad jämställdhet samt minskad korruption i Kambodja Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14681 Sweden The International Network on Gender and Sustainable Energy (ENERGIA) is a globally recognized actor that drives normative change and challenges the bias that characterizes the energy situation in the world. The network works to promote equality and integration of gender in the energy field (in policy, decision-making, and practice) and aims to increase equal and fair access to sustainable energy solutions. International Network on Gender and Sustainable Energy (ENERGIA) är en globalt erkänd aktör som driver normativ förändring och utmanar den skevhet som präglar energiläget i världen. Nätverket arbetar för att främja jämställdhet och integrering av gender inom energiområdet (i policy, beslutsfattande, och praktik) och har som mål att öka jämlik och rättvis tillgång till hållbara energilösningar. Förändringsteori och övergripande utvecklingsmål Det övergripande utvecklingsmålet för Energias verksamhet är att kvinnor, som ett led i rätten till utveckling, har lika möjligheter att leda, delta i och ta del av fördelarna kopplade till tillgång till förnybara energitjänster samt en rättvis och inkluderande energiomställning. Energias verksamhet tar avstamp i att grundorsaken till att kvinnor som lever i fattigdom har mindre tillgång till energi, är underrepresenterade i energiplaneringsprocesser och utsätts för diskriminerande maktstrukturer och normer. Energia har vidare identifierat att det finns en rad systematiska barriärer och utmaningar så som strukturella ojämlikheter avseende kvinnors ansvar för obetalt arbete och utbildningsgrad som förhindrar kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Ytterligare strukturella utmaningar är kvinnors bristande tillgång till och kontroll över resurser, utbildning och nätverk. På global nivå brister könsuppdelad statistisk gällande energifattigdom- och tillgång. I programbeskrivningen lyfts fyra drivkrafter för förändring identifierade utifrån Energias kontextanalys som utgör hävstänger i verksamheten; kvinnors ledarskap och agens, resiliens och tillväxt, förnybar energi som ett möjliggörande verktyg för hållbar utveckling, samt klimaträttvisa och mänskliga rättigheter. Utifrån dessa fyra hävstänger har Energia identifierat fyra motsvarande målområden där programmet kan bidra till förändring som ett led i att uppnå programmets övergripande utvecklingsmål. Dessa målområden utgör fokuset för programmets påverkansarbete och aktiviteter som ska bidra till följande utvecklingsmål; kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt och resiliens förväntas öka genom entreprenörskap, anställningar och ledarskap inom ramen för värdekedjan för förnybar energi och i sektorer som är centrala för anpassning till och minskning av klimatförändringar främjande av marknader samt policymiljön för förnybar energi förväntas leda till att nyckelaktörer formulerar, gör åtaganden och investerar i genustransformativa policyer och strategier som främjar förnybar energi och klimathandlingar genustransformativa angreppssätt inom handlingar, policyer och program för förnybar energi och klimat förväntas leda till att strategiska program, institutioner och företag inom förnybar energi och klimat integrerar genustransformativa metoder i deras verksamhet och organisationer för att främja jämställdhet och kvinnors egenmakt. tankeledarskap, där Energia kommer att bidra till att beslutsfattare och yrkespersoner får en bättre förståelse för och användning av evidens och kunskap kopplat till jämställdhet, förnybar energi och klimatfrågor, vilket i sin tur leder till genustransformativa policyer, program och investeringar. I förändringsteorin lyfter Energia nio antaganden som är viktiga för genomförandet av aktiviteterna, däribland att marknaden för förnybar energi fortsätter växa i fokusländerna, att konsumenter i samhällen bortom elnätet har råd att köpa de produkter som de kvinnliga entreprenörerna inom programmet säljer, att regeringar, givare, den privata sektorn och CSO:er står fast vid sina åtaganden om att investera i klimatarbete och i SDG 1, 5, 7, och 13 för att främja hållbar utveckling, samt att de nationella ekonomierna återhämtar sig från covid-19 pandemin och inte inför nya restriktioner kopplade till pandemin som kan förhindra programmets aktiviteter. Mål och förväntade resultat Energia har definierat mål (expected outcomes) för varje målområde. I resultatramverket har indikatorer med tillhörande förväntade resultat (targets) per mål och år samt för hela programperioden (2022-2026) definierats. Målområde 1: Kvinnor får ökad ekonomisk egenmakt och resiliens Mål: Kvinnor i lokalsamhällen bortom elnätet får ökad ekonomisk egenmakt och stärkt resiliens genom företagande, arbete och ledarskap inom förnybar energi och produktiv användning av el i sektorer samt i kritiska sektorer för utsläppsminskningar och klimatanpassning. Förväntade resultat till 2026: Målområdet innefattar 15 indikatorer och tillhörande förväntade resultat som följs upp framförallt genom dokumentation i årsrapporter från kärnpartners samt genom enkäter. Ett urplock av förväntade resultat är att: - 10 tusen kvinnliga företagare, genom träning och mentorskap, bygger och stärker resilienta företag inom förnybar energi och inom produktiv användning av el samt har ökad egenmakt. - 50 % av dessa kvinnliga företagare (5000) rapporterar att de får fatta egna beslut om hur deras affärsinkomster spenderas. - 1400 unga män och kvinnor (minst 200 per samarbetsland) anställs inom den förnybara energisektorn. - 6 miljoner konsumenter i samhällen bortom elnätet får tillgång till energitjänster och produkter som ett resultat av programmets aktiviteter. - Minst en kvinnoförening i varje samarbetsland är verksam som champion för förnybar energi på lokalsamhällsnivå och erbjuder tjänster på kommersiell basis. - 50 kvinnliga entreprenörer engagerar sig i värdekedjan för återvinning av elektroniskt avfall på pilotprojekt nivå. Målområde 2: Främjande av marknader samt policymiljön för förnybar energi Mål: Relevanta aktörer formulerar, antar och investerar i genustransformativa policyer och strategier som främjar förnybar energi och handlingar för att hantera klimatproblematiken. Förväntade resultat till 2026: - 150 institutioner ansluter sig till Multi-Stakeholder Gender and Energy Compact. - 45 av dessa genomför aktiviteter inom jämställdhet och energi. - 14 (minst 2 per samarbetsland) nya nationella och sub-nationella policyer, strategier eller handlingsplaner etableras som bidrar till en gynnsam miljö för handlingar inom jämställdhet och energi. - 14 (minst 2 per samarbetsland) åtaganden och konkreta handlingar rapporteras av nationella och sub-nationella offentliga organisationer, utvecklings och privata aktörer. - 56 tillfällen (minst 2 per samarbetsland och år) då kvinnoföreningar konsulteras och bidrar till förändringar i strategier för att främja förnybar energi och klimatinriktade handlingar i diskursen inom energisektorn på global, nationell och sub-nationell nivå. Målområde 3: Genustransformativa angreppssätt inom handlingar, policyer och program för förnybar energi och klimat Mål: Strategiska program/institutioner/företag inom förnybar energi och klimat integrerar transformativa angreppssätt i sina verksamheter och organisationer för att främja jämställdhet och kvinnors egenmakt. Förväntade resultat: - 14 projekt/program (minst 2 per samarbetsland) inom förnybar energi och klimat stöds för att utveckla jämställdhetshandlingsplaner (inklusive mål, aktiviteter, och uppföljningsramverk) som förbättrar resultat kring jämställdhet och kvinnors ökad egenmakt. - 7 av dessa projekt/program (minst 1 per samarbetsland) genomför aktiviteter som identifierats i handlingsplanerna. - 7 projekt/program (minst 1 per samarbetsland) inom förnybar energi och klimat inför åtgärder för att stärka sina organisationer beträffande jämställdhet. Målområde 4: Tankeledarskap Mål: Beslutsfattare och tjänstepersoner har bättre förståelse för och använder evidens om jämställdhet och energi som resulterar i policyer och investeringar som främjar jämställdhet. Förväntade resultat till 2026: - 8 kunskapsbaserade positionspapper som behandlar nyckelfrågor som driver fram Energias agenda delas inom ramen för internationella, regionala och nationella forum. - 20 000 nedladdningar av efterfrågedrivna kunskapsprodukter från Energias hemsida. - 64 traineer (2 per kärnpartner och sekretariatet per år) får erfarenhet av och exponeras för arbete med jämställdhet och energi. - programmet leder till 28 exempel på samarbete/nätverkande i syfte att dela erfarenheter och lära tillsammans. - Energia sekretariatet och kärnpartners bildar samarbeten med 200 organisationer och nationell och global nivå för att uppnå en hävstångseffekt för sina energi- och klimathandlingar. - 75 miljoner människor potentiellt exponeras för budskap genom Energia kampanjer på nationell nivå i fokusländerna. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Nigeria Senegal Tanzania, United Republic of Developing countries, unspecified Energy sector policy, planning and administration Energy Policy Följande resultat refererar till den narrativa årsrapporten för Energia 2024/2025 "ENERGIA Phase 7: Women Driving the Energy Transition and Climate Justice ANNUAL REPORT October 1, 2024 September 30, 2025" (DOX: 22/00037284). Samtliga resultat är relevanta för Strategimål 5 om Ökad tillgång till fossilfri energi och ökad energieffektivisering under Strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029. Nedan följer exempel på resultat från det tredje året av Energia (2024-2025). Resultaten redovisas enligt fyra resultatområden (outcomes): Resultatområde 1 Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt och resiliens (Women's Economic Empowerment and Resilience): Energia fortsätter att stärka kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt i avlägsna lokalsamhällen. Samtliga indikatorer under resultatområde ett har uppnåtts och i de flesta fall överskridits, med undantag för återvinning av e-avfall, där Solar Sister bedöms ha goda förutsättningar att nå slutmålet under programmets kvarvarande tid. Nedan följer exempel på resultat som uppnåtts (s. 23-27): Totalt 6 533 kvinnliga entreprenörer har stöttats genom utbildning, mentorskap och marknadskopplingar sedan programstart, varav 2 309 under det tredje året. Av dessa rapporterade 97 procent tillväxt i försäljning och 46 procent fick tillgång till finansiellt kapital genom deltagandet i programmet. Över 2,1 miljoner människor i avlägsna lokalsamhällen har nåtts med produkter och tjänster möjliggjorda av ren energi sedan programstart, varav nära en miljon under det tredje året. Totalt 1 214 arbetstillfällen för unga kvinnor och män har skapats inom sektorn för ren energi under programmets tredje år (totalt 1 436 sedan start), vilket bidrar till lokal ekonomisk tillväxt med fokus på jämställdhet. Totalt 424 963 produkter för ren energi har sålts sedan programstart, inklusive förbättrade spisar, e-kokare, solcellsystem för hem och solbelysning. Under det tredje året såldes 192 639 produkter, varav 150 163 förbättrade spisar och 369 e-kokare. Resultatområde 2 Möjliggörande av inkluderande energimarknader och policyramverk (Enabling Clean Energy Markets and Policy Environment): Under programmets tredje år fortsatte Energia att stärka samarbetet med regeringar, lokala myndigheter och energiaktörer för att skapa en stödjande och inkluderande miljö för kvinnor inom energisektorn. Som en central del i detta arbete är initiativet "Gender and Energy Compact" som samordnas av Energia tillsammans med UNIDO, SEforALL och GWNET. I mars 2026 hade 117 institutioner anslutit sig, vilket innebär att programmet med god marginal överskridit målet om 100 institutioner (s. 88-90). På nationell och sub-nationell nivå har bland annat jämställdhetsintegrerade klimatanpassningsplaner antagits i två distrikt i Tanzania med tillhörande budgetanslag, och jämställdhetsintegrerade regionala energiplaner (County Energy Plans) har tagits fram i två counties i Kenya. Stöd har även getts på ministernivå för framtagande av handlingsplaner för jämställdhet och energi i Tanzania, Kenya, Senegal och Nepal (s. 89). Resultatområde 3 Jämställdhetsintegrering i energipolicy och klimatåtgärder (Gender Transformative Approaches in Clean Energy and Climate Policies and Programs): Under tredje året fortsatte Energia att institutionalisera jämställdhetstransformativa angreppssätt i program och institutioner, med starka resultat gentemot samtliga indikatorer. Nedan följer tre exempel (s. 110-111): Totalt 17 program inom ren energi och klimat har fått stöd för att utveckla handlingsplaner för jämställdhet (GAP) sedan programstart, varav 4 under det tredje året. Detta överskrider målet om 8 program. 12 program har påbörjat genomförandet av aktiviteter identifierade i handlingsplanerna sedan programstart (7 under det tredje året), vilket också överstiger målsiffran om 8. 14 program har infört institutionella förstärkningsåtgärder, såsom kapacitetsutveckling inom jämställdhet och jämställdhetstransformativa arbetsmiljöer sedan programstart (8 under det tredje året), vilket även detta överstiger målsiffran om 8. Resultatområde 4 Tankeledarskap (Thought Leadership): Under det tredje programåret nåddes nära 4 miljoner människor (3 970 431) genom kommunikationskampanjer och medieinsatser, vilket är i linje med det totala, aggregerade målet på 4,18 miljoner för programperioden. 14 nya partnerskap formaliserades på nationell och global nivå, och 425 kunskapsprodukter har laddats ned från Energias webbplats sedan programstart, vilket innebär att programmets slutmål om 425 nedladdningar redan uppnåtts (s. 118-120). De rapporterade resultaten är imponerande och tydliga, men kan till viss del bli mer djupgående och analytiska (på outcome-nivå, för att tydliggöra vad resultaten lett till). Resultaten redovisas också främst i aggregerad form över programmets livslängd, som consolidated from year 1 and 2. Det är önskvärt att få in resultatrapportering som tydligt reflekterar hur Sidas investering i programmet lett till resultat under samma period (årsvis). I framtida rapportering vore det önskvärt om Energia delar mer strategiska och analytiska resultatrapporter, med årsvis redovisning, där man enkelt kan se vad resultat leder till inklusive kopplingar till andra Sida-finansierade program inom området. Detta har kommunicerats till Energia och kommer att återupprepas på årsmötet i höst. Följande resultat (om inget annat inte anges) refererar till den narrativa årsrapporten för Energia 2023/2024 ENERGIA Phase 7: Women Driving the Energy Transition and Climate Justice - ANNUAL REPORT October 1, 2023 - September 30, 2024 (dox 22/000372-64). Nedan följer exempel på resultat från det andra året av Energia (2023-2024). Resultaten redovisas enligt fyra resultatområden (outcomes): Resultatområde 1 - Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt och resiliens (Womens Economic Empowerment and Resilience): Betydande framsteg har gjorts när det gäller att ekonomiskt stärka kvinnor i avlägsna lokalsamhällen och öka deras motståndskraft. Energia fortsätter att aktivt främja kvinnors engagemang inom ren energi, liksom inom anställning och ledarskap. Alla indikatorer, förutom en, under resultatområde ett (antal kvinnliga entreprenörer som framgångsrikt har antagit minst en resiliensåtgärd), har redan uppnåtts. Nedan följer exempel på resultat som uppnåtts (s. 17-18), (KLIMAT strategimål 2): - Över en miljon människor (1 051 318) i avlägsna lokalsamhällen nåtts med tjänster och produkter som möjliggörs av ren energi samt insatser för produktiv användning av energi (totalt 1,4 miljoner människor sedan starten, av det samlade målet på 2 miljoner). - 2 915 kvinnliga entreprenörer har fått stöd genom utbildning, mentorskap och marknadskopplingar, och antog resiliensåtgärder samt utvecklade sina förhandlingsfärdigheter (totalt 5?303 sedan start). Av dessa rapporterade 82 procent en genomsnittlig försäljningsökning på 10 procent under det senaste året. Likaså fick 43 procent tillgång till finansiellt kapital genom sitt deltagande i programmet. - Totalt har 748 arbetstillfällen skapats för unga kvinnor och män inom sektorn för ren energi, vilket har bidragit till lokal ekonomisk tillväxt med fokus på jämställdhet. - Över 238?000 produkter för ren energi har sålts, inklusive solcellslampor, solbelysningskit, solcellssystem för hem och förbättrade spisar. Resultatområde 2 - Möjliggörande av inkluderande energimarknader och policyramverk (Enabling Clean Energy Markets and Policy Environment): Under programmets andra år fortsatte Energia att stärka samarbetet med regeringar, lokala myndigheter, finansiärer, energibolag, elbolag och konsumenter, för att skapa en stödjande och inkluderande miljö för kvinnor inom energisektorn. Bland annat har 24 nya institutioner anslutit sig till initiativet Gender and Energy Compact, samordnat av Energia, UNIDO, SEforALL och GWNET. Detta betyder att det nu är totalt 109 institutioner som anslutit sig till initiativet sedan programstart 2022 och målet (95 institutioner) har uppnåtts ett år före programslut. Initiativet Gender and Energy Compact syftar till att stärka det institutionella engagemanget för jämställdhet inom energipolitiken (s. 60-61), (KLIMAT strategimål 2). På nationell nivå har bland annat två regionala myndigheter i Kenya lanserat nationella handlingsplaner för jämställdhet och energi, med jämställdhetsanpassade metoder integrerade i lokal utveckling och planering av energilösningar (s. 73-74), (KLIMAT strategimål 2). Resultatområde 3 Jämställdhetsintegrering i energipolicy och klimatåtgärder (Gender-Transformative Approaches in Clean Energy and Climate Policies and Programs): Under andra året har Energia gått från planering till ett bredare genomförande och institutionalisering av könstransformativa angreppssätt. Fler program har fått stöd, aktiviteter inom GAP har påbörjats, och förändringar har genomförts på systemnivå för att integrera jämställdhet i arbetet med energitillgång och klimat. Nedan följer tre exempel (s. 83), (KLIMAT strategimål 2): - Antalet program inom ren energi och klimat som fått stöd för att utveckla handlingsplaner för jämställdhet (GAP) ökade från två (i september 2023) till sex (i september 2024). Av dessa har fem påbörjat genomförandet av aktiviteter som identifierats i handlingsplanerna, vilket påvisar en övergång från planering till faktisk implementering. - Sex program har infört institutionella förstärkningsåtgärder, såsom kapacitetsutveckling inom jämställdhet och könstransformativa arbetsmiljöer. - Praktiska verktyg för att främja könstransformativa angreppssätt har vidareutvecklats och tillämpats bredare inom viktiga delsektorer så som elektrifiering, ren matlagning och produktiv användning av energi. Dessa verktyg har tidigare tillhandahållits, men har under programmets andra år utvecklats mer strukturerat och använts mer omfattande. Resultatområde 4 Tankeledarskap (Thought Leadership): över 3 miljoner människor har nåtts genom kommunikationskampanjer och medieinsatser, vilket har ökat medvetenheten om jämställdhetsfrågor inom energitillgång och klimatarbete. Detta betyder att Energia redan nått målet för den här indikatorn, där det totala, aggregerade målsiffran var 1,7 miljoner människor (s. 96-97), (KLIMAT strategimål 2). Ett av de genomgående fokusområdena för Energia är rena matlagningslösningar, som har visat fortsatt goda resultat även under 2023/2024. Bland annat har induktionsspisar installerats i 485 hushåll i Nepal, och försäljningen av elbaserade matlagningslösningar (e-cooking) har ökat från 0 till 369 enheter sedan projektstarten i Kenya. Sida saknar dock en djupare analys av vad detta har lett till i stort, och mer fördjupade resultat kommer att efterfrågas i kommande rapporter. En koppling till andra Sida-finansierade program är också önskvärd, då Energia framför allt riktar in sig på de mindre kostsamma spisarna som inte omfattas av andra program (till exempel Modern Cooking Facility for Africa, insats 15042). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14681-14681A0101 Sweden The International Network on Gender and Sustainable Energy (ENERGIA) is a globally recognized actor that drives normative change and challenges the bias that characterizes the energy situation in the world. The network works to promote equality and integration of gender in the energy field (in policy, decision-making, and practice) and aims to increase equal and fair access to sustainable energy solutions. International Network on Gender and Sustainable Energy (ENERGIA) är en globalt erkänd aktör som driver normativ förändring och utmanar den skevhet som präglar energiläget i världen. Nätverket arbetar för att främja jämställdhet och integrering av gender inom energiområdet (i policy, beslutsfattande, och praktik) och har som mål att öka jämlik och rättvis tillgång till hållbara energilösningar. Förändringsteori och övergripande utvecklingsmål Det övergripande utvecklingsmålet för Energias verksamhet är att kvinnor, som ett led i rätten till utveckling, har lika möjligheter att leda, delta i och ta del av fördelarna kopplade till tillgång till förnybara energitjänster samt en rättvis och inkluderande energiomställning. Energias verksamhet tar avstamp i att grundorsaken till att kvinnor som lever i fattigdom har mindre tillgång till energi, är underrepresenterade i energiplaneringsprocesser och utsätts för diskriminerande maktstrukturer och normer. Energia har vidare identifierat att det finns en rad systematiska barriärer och utmaningar så som strukturella ojämlikheter avseende kvinnors ansvar för obetalt arbete och utbildningsgrad som förhindrar kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Ytterligare strukturella utmaningar är kvinnors bristande tillgång till och kontroll över resurser, utbildning och nätverk. På global nivå brister könsuppdelad statistisk gällande energifattigdom- och tillgång. I programbeskrivningen lyfts fyra drivkrafter för förändring identifierade utifrån Energias kontextanalys som utgör hävstänger i verksamheten; kvinnors ledarskap och agens, resiliens och tillväxt, förnybar energi som ett möjliggörande verktyg för hållbar utveckling, samt klimaträttvisa och mänskliga rättigheter. Utifrån dessa fyra hävstänger har Energia identifierat fyra motsvarande målområden där programmet kan bidra till förändring som ett led i att uppnå programmets övergripande utvecklingsmål. Dessa målområden utgör fokuset för programmets påverkansarbete och aktiviteter som ska bidra till följande utvecklingsmål; kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt och resiliens förväntas öka genom entreprenörskap, anställningar och ledarskap inom ramen för värdekedjan för förnybar energi och i sektorer som är centrala för anpassning till och minskning av klimatförändringar främjande av marknader samt policymiljön för förnybar energi förväntas leda till att nyckelaktörer formulerar, gör åtaganden och investerar i genustransformativa policyer och strategier som främjar förnybar energi och klimathandlingar genustransformativa angreppssätt inom handlingar, policyer och program för förnybar energi och klimat förväntas leda till att strategiska program, institutioner och företag inom förnybar energi och klimat integrerar genustransformativa metoder i deras verksamhet och organisationer för att främja jämställdhet och kvinnors egenmakt. tankeledarskap, där Energia kommer att bidra till att beslutsfattare och yrkespersoner får en bättre förståelse för och användning av evidens och kunskap kopplat till jämställdhet, förnybar energi och klimatfrågor, vilket i sin tur leder till genustransformativa policyer, program och investeringar. I förändringsteorin lyfter Energia nio antaganden som är viktiga för genomförandet av aktiviteterna, däribland att marknaden för förnybar energi fortsätter växa i fokusländerna, att konsumenter i samhällen bortom elnätet har råd att köpa de produkter som de kvinnliga entreprenörerna inom programmet säljer, att regeringar, givare, den privata sektorn och CSO:er står fast vid sina åtaganden om att investera i klimatarbete och i SDG 1, 5, 7, och 13 för att främja hållbar utveckling, samt att de nationella ekonomierna återhämtar sig från covid-19 pandemin och inte inför nya restriktioner kopplade till pandemin som kan förhindra programmets aktiviteter. Mål och förväntade resultat Energia har definierat mål (expected outcomes) för varje målområde. I resultatramverket har indikatorer med tillhörande förväntade resultat (targets) per mål och år samt för hela programperioden (2022-2026) definierats. Målområde 1: Kvinnor får ökad ekonomisk egenmakt och resiliens Mål: Kvinnor i lokalsamhällen bortom elnätet får ökad ekonomisk egenmakt och stärkt resiliens genom företagande, arbete och ledarskap inom förnybar energi och produktiv användning av el i sektorer samt i kritiska sektorer för utsläppsminskningar och klimatanpassning. Förväntade resultat till 2026: Målområdet innefattar 15 indikatorer och tillhörande förväntade resultat som följs upp framförallt genom dokumentation i årsrapporter från kärnpartners samt genom enkäter. Ett urplock av förväntade resultat är att: - 10 tusen kvinnliga företagare, genom träning och mentorskap, bygger och stärker resilienta företag inom förnybar energi och inom produktiv användning av el samt har ökad egenmakt. - 50 % av dessa kvinnliga företagare (5000) rapporterar att de får fatta egna beslut om hur deras affärsinkomster spenderas. - 1400 unga män och kvinnor (minst 200 per samarbetsland) anställs inom den förnybara energisektorn. - 6 miljoner konsumenter i samhällen bortom elnätet får tillgång till energitjänster och produkter som ett resultat av programmets aktiviteter. - Minst en kvinnoförening i varje samarbetsland är verksam som champion för förnybar energi på lokalsamhällsnivå och erbjuder tjänster på kommersiell basis. - 50 kvinnliga entreprenörer engagerar sig i värdekedjan för återvinning av elektroniskt avfall på pilotprojekt nivå. Målområde 2: Främjande av marknader samt policymiljön för förnybar energi Mål: Relevanta aktörer formulerar, antar och investerar i genustransformativa policyer och strategier som främjar förnybar energi och handlingar för att hantera klimatproblematiken. Förväntade resultat till 2026: - 150 institutioner ansluter sig till Multi-Stakeholder Gender and Energy Compact. - 45 av dessa genomför aktiviteter inom jämställdhet och energi. - 14 (minst 2 per samarbetsland) nya nationella och sub-nationella policyer, strategier eller handlingsplaner etableras som bidrar till en gynnsam miljö för handlingar inom jämställdhet och energi. - 14 (minst 2 per samarbetsland) åtaganden och konkreta handlingar rapporteras av nationella och sub-nationella offentliga organisationer, utvecklings och privata aktörer. - 56 tillfällen (minst 2 per samarbetsland och år) då kvinnoföreningar konsulteras och bidrar till förändringar i strategier för att främja förnybar energi och klimatinriktade handlingar i diskursen inom energisektorn på global, nationell och sub-nationell nivå. Målområde 3: Genustransformativa angreppssätt inom handlingar, policyer och program för förnybar energi och klimat Mål: Strategiska program/institutioner/företag inom förnybar energi och klimat integrerar transformativa angreppssätt i sina verksamheter och organisationer för att främja jämställdhet och kvinnors egenmakt. Förväntade resultat: - 14 projekt/program (minst 2 per samarbetsland) inom förnybar energi och klimat stöds för att utveckla jämställdhetshandlingsplaner (inklusive mål, aktiviteter, och uppföljningsramverk) som förbättrar resultat kring jämställdhet och kvinnors ökad egenmakt. - 7 av dessa projekt/program (minst 1 per samarbetsland) genomför aktiviteter som identifierats i handlingsplanerna. - 7 projekt/program (minst 1 per samarbetsland) inom förnybar energi och klimat inför åtgärder för att stärka sina organisationer beträffande jämställdhet. Målområde 4: Tankeledarskap Mål: Beslutsfattare och tjänstepersoner har bättre förståelse för och använder evidens om jämställdhet och energi som resulterar i policyer och investeringar som främjar jämställdhet. Förväntade resultat till 2026: - 8 kunskapsbaserade positionspapper som behandlar nyckelfrågor som driver fram Energias agenda delas inom ramen för internationella, regionala och nationella forum. - 20 000 nedladdningar av efterfrågedrivna kunskapsprodukter från Energias hemsida. - 64 traineer (2 per kärnpartner och sekretariatet per år) får erfarenhet av och exponeras för arbete med jämställdhet och energi. - programmet leder till 28 exempel på samarbete/nätverkande i syfte att dela erfarenheter och lära tillsammans. - Energia sekretariatet och kärnpartners bildar samarbeten med 200 organisationer och nationell och global nivå för att uppnå en hävstångseffekt för sina energi- och klimathandlingar. - 75 miljoner människor potentiellt exponeras för budskap genom Energia kampanjer på nationell nivå i fokusländerna. 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Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 22000000 16000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 16000000 0 0 0 0 0 16000000 0 48000000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 10000000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 6000000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 16000000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 16000000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14681-14681A0102 Sweden The International Network on Gender and Sustainable Energy (ENERGIA) is a globally recognized actor that drives normative change and challenges the bias that characterizes the energy situation in the world. The network works to promote equality and integration of gender in the energy field (in policy, decision-making, and practice) and aims to increase equal and fair access to sustainable energy solutions. International Network on Gender and Sustainable Energy (ENERGIA) är en globalt erkänd aktör som driver normativ förändring och utmanar den skevhet som präglar energiläget i världen. Nätverket arbetar för att främja jämställdhet och integrering av gender inom energiområdet (i policy, beslutsfattande, och praktik) och har som mål att öka jämlik och rättvis tillgång till hållbara energilösningar. Förändringsteori och övergripande utvecklingsmål Det övergripande utvecklingsmålet för Energias verksamhet är att kvinnor, som ett led i rätten till utveckling, har lika möjligheter att leda, delta i och ta del av fördelarna kopplade till tillgång till förnybara energitjänster samt en rättvis och inkluderande energiomställning. Energias verksamhet tar avstamp i att grundorsaken till att kvinnor som lever i fattigdom har mindre tillgång till energi, är underrepresenterade i energiplaneringsprocesser och utsätts för diskriminerande maktstrukturer och normer. Energia har vidare identifierat att det finns en rad systematiska barriärer och utmaningar så som strukturella ojämlikheter avseende kvinnors ansvar för obetalt arbete och utbildningsgrad som förhindrar kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Ytterligare strukturella utmaningar är kvinnors bristande tillgång till och kontroll över resurser, utbildning och nätverk. På global nivå brister könsuppdelad statistisk gällande energifattigdom- och tillgång. I programbeskrivningen lyfts fyra drivkrafter för förändring identifierade utifrån Energias kontextanalys som utgör hävstänger i verksamheten; kvinnors ledarskap och agens, resiliens och tillväxt, förnybar energi som ett möjliggörande verktyg för hållbar utveckling, samt klimaträttvisa och mänskliga rättigheter. Utifrån dessa fyra hävstänger har Energia identifierat fyra motsvarande målområden där programmet kan bidra till förändring som ett led i att uppnå programmets övergripande utvecklingsmål. Dessa målområden utgör fokuset för programmets påverkansarbete och aktiviteter som ska bidra till följande utvecklingsmål; kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt och resiliens förväntas öka genom entreprenörskap, anställningar och ledarskap inom ramen för värdekedjan för förnybar energi och i sektorer som är centrala för anpassning till och minskning av klimatförändringar främjande av marknader samt policymiljön för förnybar energi förväntas leda till att nyckelaktörer formulerar, gör åtaganden och investerar i genustransformativa policyer och strategier som främjar förnybar energi och klimathandlingar genustransformativa angreppssätt inom handlingar, policyer och program för förnybar energi och klimat förväntas leda till att strategiska program, institutioner och företag inom förnybar energi och klimat integrerar genustransformativa metoder i deras verksamhet och organisationer för att främja jämställdhet och kvinnors egenmakt. tankeledarskap, där Energia kommer att bidra till att beslutsfattare och yrkespersoner får en bättre förståelse för och användning av evidens och kunskap kopplat till jämställdhet, förnybar energi och klimatfrågor, vilket i sin tur leder till genustransformativa policyer, program och investeringar. I förändringsteorin lyfter Energia nio antaganden som är viktiga för genomförandet av aktiviteterna, däribland att marknaden för förnybar energi fortsätter växa i fokusländerna, att konsumenter i samhällen bortom elnätet har råd att köpa de produkter som de kvinnliga entreprenörerna inom programmet säljer, att regeringar, givare, den privata sektorn och CSO:er står fast vid sina åtaganden om att investera i klimatarbete och i SDG 1, 5, 7, och 13 för att främja hållbar utveckling, samt att de nationella ekonomierna återhämtar sig från covid-19 pandemin och inte inför nya restriktioner kopplade till pandemin som kan förhindra programmets aktiviteter. Mål och förväntade resultat Energia har definierat mål (expected outcomes) för varje målområde. I resultatramverket har indikatorer med tillhörande förväntade resultat (targets) per mål och år samt för hela programperioden (2022-2026) definierats. Målområde 1: Kvinnor får ökad ekonomisk egenmakt och resiliens Mål: Kvinnor i lokalsamhällen bortom elnätet får ökad ekonomisk egenmakt och stärkt resiliens genom företagande, arbete och ledarskap inom förnybar energi och produktiv användning av el i sektorer samt i kritiska sektorer för utsläppsminskningar och klimatanpassning. Förväntade resultat till 2026: Målområdet innefattar 15 indikatorer och tillhörande förväntade resultat som följs upp framförallt genom dokumentation i årsrapporter från kärnpartners samt genom enkäter. Ett urplock av förväntade resultat är att: - 10 tusen kvinnliga företagare, genom träning och mentorskap, bygger och stärker resilienta företag inom förnybar energi och inom produktiv användning av el samt har ökad egenmakt. - 50 % av dessa kvinnliga företagare (5000) rapporterar att de får fatta egna beslut om hur deras affärsinkomster spenderas. - 1400 unga män och kvinnor (minst 200 per samarbetsland) anställs inom den förnybara energisektorn. - 6 miljoner konsumenter i samhällen bortom elnätet får tillgång till energitjänster och produkter som ett resultat av programmets aktiviteter. - Minst en kvinnoförening i varje samarbetsland är verksam som champion för förnybar energi på lokalsamhällsnivå och erbjuder tjänster på kommersiell basis. - 50 kvinnliga entreprenörer engagerar sig i värdekedjan för återvinning av elektroniskt avfall på pilotprojekt nivå. Målområde 2: Främjande av marknader samt policymiljön för förnybar energi Mål: Relevanta aktörer formulerar, antar och investerar i genustransformativa policyer och strategier som främjar förnybar energi och handlingar för att hantera klimatproblematiken. Förväntade resultat till 2026: - 150 institutioner ansluter sig till Multi-Stakeholder Gender and Energy Compact. - 45 av dessa genomför aktiviteter inom jämställdhet och energi. - 14 (minst 2 per samarbetsland) nya nationella och sub-nationella policyer, strategier eller handlingsplaner etableras som bidrar till en gynnsam miljö för handlingar inom jämställdhet och energi. - 14 (minst 2 per samarbetsland) åtaganden och konkreta handlingar rapporteras av nationella och sub-nationella offentliga organisationer, utvecklings och privata aktörer. - 56 tillfällen (minst 2 per samarbetsland och år) då kvinnoföreningar konsulteras och bidrar till förändringar i strategier för att främja förnybar energi och klimatinriktade handlingar i diskursen inom energisektorn på global, nationell och sub-nationell nivå. Målområde 3: Genustransformativa angreppssätt inom handlingar, policyer och program för förnybar energi och klimat Mål: Strategiska program/institutioner/företag inom förnybar energi och klimat integrerar transformativa angreppssätt i sina verksamheter och organisationer för att främja jämställdhet och kvinnors egenmakt. Förväntade resultat: - 14 projekt/program (minst 2 per samarbetsland) inom förnybar energi och klimat stöds för att utveckla jämställdhetshandlingsplaner (inklusive mål, aktiviteter, och uppföljningsramverk) som förbättrar resultat kring jämställdhet och kvinnors ökad egenmakt. - 7 av dessa projekt/program (minst 1 per samarbetsland) genomför aktiviteter som identifierats i handlingsplanerna. - 7 projekt/program (minst 1 per samarbetsland) inom förnybar energi och klimat inför åtgärder för att stärka sina organisationer beträffande jämställdhet. Målområde 4: Tankeledarskap Mål: Beslutsfattare och tjänstepersoner har bättre förståelse för och använder evidens om jämställdhet och energi som resulterar i policyer och investeringar som främjar jämställdhet. Förväntade resultat till 2026: - 8 kunskapsbaserade positionspapper som behandlar nyckelfrågor som driver fram Energias agenda delas inom ramen för internationella, regionala och nationella forum. - 20 000 nedladdningar av efterfrågedrivna kunskapsprodukter från Energias hemsida. - 64 traineer (2 per kärnpartner och sekretariatet per år) får erfarenhet av och exponeras för arbete med jämställdhet och energi. - programmet leder till 28 exempel på samarbete/nätverkande i syfte att dela erfarenheter och lära tillsammans. - Energia sekretariatet och kärnpartners bildar samarbeten med 200 organisationer och nationell och global nivå för att uppnå en hävstångseffekt för sina energi- och klimathandlingar. - 75 miljoner människor potentiellt exponeras för budskap genom Energia kampanjer på nationell nivå i fokusländerna. Sweden Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 16000000 16000000 0 0 0 0 1600000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 9600000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 1600000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 1600000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 1600000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 1600000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 1600000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 9600000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 1600000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 1600000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Ökad tillgång till fossilfri energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14686 Sweden The non-earmarked support to the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in Colombia is for its Comprehensive Support Programme. The support builds upon several earlier contributions to OHCHR, the latest of which with ID-number: 55190033. The Programme’s objectives are: (i) Strengthening rule of law and accountability for human rights violations; (ii) Enhancing and Protecting Civic Space and People’s Participation; (iii) Enhancing equality and countering discrimination; (iv) Integrating human rights in sustainable development; (v) Early warning, prevention, and protection of human rights in situations of conflict and insecurity; and (vi) Increasing implementation of the international human rights mechanisms’ outcomes. A gender perspective will be mainstreamed throughout the Programme. Detta icke-öronmärkta stöd till kontoret för FN:s högkommissarie för mänskliga rättigheter (OHCHR) i Colombia bygger på flera tidigare stöd till OHCHR, varav det senaste med ID-nummer 55190033. Programmets mål är följande: (i) Stärka rättsstatsprincipen och ansvarsskyldighet för kränkningar av de mänskliga rättigheterna; (ii) Förbättra och skydda det medborgerliga utrymmet och folkets deltagande; (iii) Öka jämlikhet och motverka diskriminering; (iv) Integrera mänskliga rättigheter i hållbar utveckling; (v) Tidig varning, förebyggande och skydd av mänskliga rättigheter i konflikt- och osäkerhetssituationer; och (vi) Öka genomförandet av resultaten från de internationella mekanismerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Ett jämställdhetsperspektiv kommer att integreras i stödet. OHCHR is a longlasting partner to Swedish cooperation. Their focus on protecting the enactment of Human Rights, serving as vocals to marginalised communities and supporting public institutions and duty bearers to duly comply with their democratic responsibilities is crucial to advance sustainable societies and efforts to achieve peace. In Colombia, this unearmarked support contributes to OHCHR's overarching mandate All Human Rights for All. The Agency's Annual work plan operates under a series of tailored results, adapted to the country's circumstances and main issues that deter rightsholders' rights claims. The following results cover the achievements OHCHR's work in Colombia that will continue to be supported by Sweden during the next four years: a. Increased effectiveness of prevention and protection mechanisms and measures for civil society actors, including human rights defenders and other actors related to the peace process. b. Relevant institutions and programs at the national, regional and local level incorporate a human rights based approach, especially in terms of participation and accountability in public policies resulting from peace processes and implementation of accords. c. All actors involved in peace processes and implementation of accords increasingly recognize and comply with international human rights standards and humanitarian law and provide greater protection of civilians d. Transitional justice mechanisms provide increased accountability for conflict related violations. e. The Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Defence, General Command of Military Forces, the National Police, the Procurator Generals Office and the Ombudsman´s Office act proactively to prevent human rights violations and to enhance their response when such violations occur. f. Increased degree of implementation of the national action plan on business and human rights, including the involvement of the institutions responsible for economic and investment policies and of territorial entities. g. Prioritized sectoral policies contribute to addressing and preventing human rights violations in the context of the justice system (addressing a. the restrictions of the military criminal justice on Hu man Rights violations b. coordination between ordinary jurisdiction, special indigenous jurisdiction and transitional jurisdiction). h. The Social Prosperity Agency, the Illicit Crop Substitution Division, the National Land Agency, the Rural Development Agency and the Territorial Renovation Agency increasingly adopt and implement legislation, policies and strategies on poverty, land and housing in conformity with human rights standards. i. Human Rights defenders, victims, ethnic peoples, women and LGBTI people increasingly participate in decision making processes affecting them. j. National Institutions, namely the Ombudsman's Office, the Ministry of Interior, the Procurator General´s Office, the Ministry of Environment, the National Police and the Presidential Office for Women's Equity, more effectively combat discrimination against ethnic peoples, women and LGBTI people. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Human rights Government & Civil Society-general (NB: This assessment is based on OHCHR´s public annual report 2025 for Colombia, as the Sweden-specific annual report has not yet been received). Reported results suggest continued progress in selected institutional and accountability-related objectives, particularly on protest management, security-sector standards and transitional justice (objectives b, d, e and parts of c see above). However, progress remains uneven across the results framework. Objectives linked to protection, participation and territorial implementation continue to face major constraints due to worsening conflict dynamics, weak inter-institutional coordination and OHCHR´s reduced operational capacity (objectives f, h and j see above). Some objectives, notably Business and Human Rights and land- and rights-related policy implementation, are only weakly evidenced in the 2025 report. Nevertheless, reported results indicate that several relevant state and institutional actors adjusted practices, strengthened accountability mechanisms or adopted measures more closely aligned with human rights standards, including: - The Ministry of Defence changed its regulatory practice by adopting a new manual on the use of less-lethal weapons. This manual was developed through a dialogue process facilitated by OHCHR and involving the Ministry, the National Police and civil society. By adjusting its rules and practice, these institutions drive changes in line with human rights standards within the security sector. - The security forces appear to have changed aspects of their operational conduct in relation to protests. The report says they generally responded with greater restraint and with more respect for necessity and proportionality, alongside a third consecutive annual decrease in allegations of arbitrary deprivation of life, showing behavioural change in practice. - The Attorney Generals Office changed its investigative practice by strengthening its methodology, reinforcing the prosecutorial group dealing with protest-related violations, bringing criminal proceedings into emblematic cases, and investigating patterns of responsibility related to improper use of less-lethal weapons. - The Ombudsmans Office, together with OHCHR and other actors, helped shift the behaviour of political parties and social movements by promoting the Commitment to a Free and Peaceful Electoral Process, including commitments to refrain from hate speech, discriminatory discourse and political harassment in the digital sphere. The report also notes that the Attorney Generals Office developed the Electoral Peace strategy. This is an example of changed priorities and relationships among institutional and political actors. - The JEP and the Attorney Generals Office appear to have improved inter-institutional coordination in the transitional justice field, which is contributing to changes in institutional relationships and working methods. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14686-14686A0101 Sweden The non-earmarked support to the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in Colombia is for its Comprehensive Support Programme. The support builds upon several earlier contributions to OHCHR, the latest of which with ID-number: 55190033. The Programme’s objectives are: (i) Strengthening rule of law and accountability for human rights violations; (ii) Enhancing and Protecting Civic Space and People’s Participation; (iii) Enhancing equality and countering discrimination; (iv) Integrating human rights in sustainable development; (v) Early warning, prevention, and protection of human rights in situations of conflict and insecurity; and (vi) Increasing implementation of the international human rights mechanisms’ outcomes. A gender perspective will be mainstreamed throughout the Programme. Detta icke-öronmärkta stöd till kontoret för FN:s högkommissarie för mänskliga rättigheter (OHCHR) i Colombia bygger på flera tidigare stöd till OHCHR, varav det senaste med ID-nummer 55190033. Programmets mål är följande: (i) Stärka rättsstatsprincipen och ansvarsskyldighet för kränkningar av de mänskliga rättigheterna; (ii) Förbättra och skydda det medborgerliga utrymmet och folkets deltagande; (iii) Öka jämlikhet och motverka diskriminering; (iv) Integrera mänskliga rättigheter i hållbar utveckling; (v) Tidig varning, förebyggande och skydd av mänskliga rättigheter i konflikt- och osäkerhetssituationer; och (vi) Öka genomförandet av resultaten från de internationella mekanismerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Ett jämställdhetsperspektiv kommer att integreras i stödet. OHCHR is a longlasting partner to Swedish cooperation. Their focus on protecting the enactment of Human Rights, serving as vocals to marginalised communities and supporting public institutions and duty bearers to duly comply with their democratic responsibilities is crucial to advance sustainable societies and efforts to achieve peace. In Colombia, this unearmarked support contributes to OHCHR's overarching mandate All Human Rights for All. The Agency's Annual work plan operates under a series of tailored results, adapted to the country's circumstances and main issues that deter rightsholders' rights claims. The following results cover the achievements OHCHR's work in Colombia that will continue to be supported by Sweden during the next four years: a. Increased effectiveness of prevention and protection mechanisms and measures for civil society actors, including human rights defenders and other actors related to the peace process. b. Relevant institutions and programs at the national, regional and local level incorporate a human rights based approach, especially in terms of participation and accountability in public policies resulting from peace processes and implementation of accords. c. All actors involved in peace processes and implementation of accords increasingly recognize and comply with international human rights standards and humanitarian law and provide greater protection of civilians d. Transitional justice mechanisms provide increased accountability for conflict related violations. e. The Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Defence, General Command of Military Forces, the National Police, the Procurator Generals Office and the Ombudsman´s Office act proactively to prevent human rights violations and to enhance their response when such violations occur. f. Increased degree of implementation of the national action plan on business and human rights, including the involvement of the institutions responsible for economic and investment policies and of territorial entities. g. Prioritized sectoral policies contribute to addressing and preventing human rights violations in the context of the justice system (addressing a. the restrictions of the military criminal justice on Hu man Rights violations b. coordination between ordinary jurisdiction, special indigenous jurisdiction and transitional jurisdiction). h. The Social Prosperity Agency, the Illicit Crop Substitution Division, the National Land Agency, the Rural Development Agency and the Territorial Renovation Agency increasingly adopt and implement legislation, policies and strategies on poverty, land and housing in conformity with human rights standards. i. Human Rights defenders, victims, ethnic peoples, women and LGBTI people increasingly participate in decision making processes affecting them. j. National Institutions, namely the Ombudsman's Office, the Ministry of Interior, the Procurator General´s Office, the Ministry of Environment, the National Police and the Presidential Office for Women's Equity, more effectively combat discrimination against ethnic peoples, women and LGBTI people. 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Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11000000 12000000 20000000 7000000 8000000 12000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 0 8000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 1000000 11000000 12000000 58000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 11000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 12000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 12000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 8000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 6000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 1000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 8000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Colombia 2021-2025 Colombia 2021-2025 Negotiated peace and transitional justice implementation Stärkta förutsättningar för demokratiskt genomförande av en förhandlad fred och övergångsrättvisa. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Peace-building and institutional presence in conflict-affected areas Stärkta förutsättningar för fredsbyggande och ökad statlig institutionell närvaro och kapacitet i konfliktdrabbade områden. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Human rights and protection of human rights defenders Ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och stärkt skydd och kapacitet för människorättsförsvarare, inklusive miljöförsvarare. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14686-14686A0102 Sweden The non-earmarked support to the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in Colombia is for its Comprehensive Support Programme. The support builds upon several earlier contributions to OHCHR, the latest of which with ID-number: 55190033. The Programme’s objectives are: (i) Strengthening rule of law and accountability for human rights violations; (ii) Enhancing and Protecting Civic Space and People’s Participation; (iii) Enhancing equality and countering discrimination; (iv) Integrating human rights in sustainable development; (v) Early warning, prevention, and protection of human rights in situations of conflict and insecurity; and (vi) Increasing implementation of the international human rights mechanisms’ outcomes. A gender perspective will be mainstreamed throughout the Programme. Detta icke-öronmärkta stöd till kontoret för FN:s högkommissarie för mänskliga rättigheter (OHCHR) i Colombia bygger på flera tidigare stöd till OHCHR, varav det senaste med ID-nummer 55190033. Programmets mål är följande: (i) Stärka rättsstatsprincipen och ansvarsskyldighet för kränkningar av de mänskliga rättigheterna; (ii) Förbättra och skydda det medborgerliga utrymmet och folkets deltagande; (iii) Öka jämlikhet och motverka diskriminering; (iv) Integrera mänskliga rättigheter i hållbar utveckling; (v) Tidig varning, förebyggande och skydd av mänskliga rättigheter i konflikt- och osäkerhetssituationer; och (vi) Öka genomförandet av resultaten från de internationella mekanismerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Ett jämställdhetsperspektiv kommer att integreras i stödet. OHCHR is a longlasting partner to Swedish cooperation. Their focus on protecting the enactment of Human Rights, serving as vocals to marginalised communities and supporting public institutions and duty bearers to duly comply with their democratic responsibilities is crucial to advance sustainable societies and efforts to achieve peace. In Colombia, this unearmarked support contributes to OHCHR's overarching mandate All Human Rights for All. The Agency's Annual work plan operates under a series of tailored results, adapted to the country's circumstances and main issues that deter rightsholders' rights claims. The following results cover the achievements OHCHR's work in Colombia that will continue to be supported by Sweden during the next four years: a. Increased effectiveness of prevention and protection mechanisms and measures for civil society actors, including human rights defenders and other actors related to the peace process. b. Relevant institutions and programs at the national, regional and local level incorporate a human rights based approach, especially in terms of participation and accountability in public policies resulting from peace processes and implementation of accords. c. All actors involved in peace processes and implementation of accords increasingly recognize and comply with international human rights standards and humanitarian law and provide greater protection of civilians d. Transitional justice mechanisms provide increased accountability for conflict related violations. e. The Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Defence, General Command of Military Forces, the National Police, the Procurator Generals Office and the Ombudsman´s Office act proactively to prevent human rights violations and to enhance their response when such violations occur. f. Increased degree of implementation of the national action plan on business and human rights, including the involvement of the institutions responsible for economic and investment policies and of territorial entities. g. Prioritized sectoral policies contribute to addressing and preventing human rights violations in the context of the justice system (addressing a. the restrictions of the military criminal justice on Hu man Rights violations b. coordination between ordinary jurisdiction, special indigenous jurisdiction and transitional jurisdiction). h. The Social Prosperity Agency, the Illicit Crop Substitution Division, the National Land Agency, the Rural Development Agency and the Territorial Renovation Agency increasingly adopt and implement legislation, policies and strategies on poverty, land and housing in conformity with human rights standards. i. Human Rights defenders, victims, ethnic peoples, women and LGBTI people increasingly participate in decision making processes affecting them. j. National Institutions, namely the Ombudsman's Office, the Ministry of Interior, the Procurator General´s Office, the Ministry of Environment, the National Police and the Presidential Office for Women's Equity, more effectively combat discrimination against ethnic peoples, women and LGBTI people. Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 5000000 5000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights SE-0-SE-6-14739 Sweden Consultancy for quality assurance of the bilateral research cooperation Uppdrag för kvalitetssäkring av bilaterala forskningssamarbetet Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-14739-14739A0101 Sweden Consultancy for quality assurance of the bilateral research cooperation Uppdrag för kvalitetssäkring av bilaterala forskningssamarbetet Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 650000 175500 116699 27849 36689 0 48182 45088 0 36247 50835 14145 89955 15471 37131 0 52161 27407 42878 17240 43762 825500 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 116698.56 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 45088.08 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 36689.32 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 43761.96 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 89955.14 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 48182.36 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 52160.72 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 50834.6 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 42877.88 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 37131.36 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 27848.52 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 36247.28 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 14145.28 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 15471.4 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 17239.56 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 27406.48 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14739-14739A0102 Sweden Consultancy for quality assurance of the bilateral research cooperation Uppdrag för kvalitetssäkring av bilaterala forskningssamarbetet Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 24500 18566 0 24500 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 18565.68 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14778 Sweden This is a simplified contribution of a preparatory nature. The intervention aims at supporting the University Legal Clinic (Balti), a local NGO based in Moldova, to develop internal capacities and policies. During pre-core support phase ULC will implement priority recommendations provided by the Swedish Development Advisers in the system-based audit report produced in 2020. Therefore, ULC will develop institutional capacities, internal routines, staff knowledge and skills to be able to implement core-support activities. Based on a follow-up report on pre-core activities to be conducted tentatively in November 2021, Sida may consider continuing with core-support with ULC based on the Strategic Plan, RAF and strategic budget developed during pre-core support. The interventions' total budget is 280 890 SEK. Detta är ett enklare bidrag av förberedande karaktär. Det syftar till att stödja University Legal Clinic, en lokal EO, med syfte att utveckla intern kapacitet och policy. ULC kommer under denna första fas av stödet (innan kärnstöd) att genomföra de prioriterade rekommendationerna från Swedish Development Advisers presenterade i den systembaserade revisionsrapporten som gjordes 2020. ULC utvecklar institutionell kapacitet, interna rutiner, personalkunskaper och andra färdigheter för att kunna genomföra kärnstödsaktiviteter. Baserat på en kommande uppföljningsrapport som avser aktiviteter under denna första fas (rapport tas preliminärt fram i november 2021) kan Sida sedan överväga att fortsätta med kärnstöd till ULC baserat på en strategisk plan, resultatram och den strategiska budgeten som utvecklats inför kärnstödet. Insatsens totala budget uppgår till 280 890 SEK. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-14778-14778A0101 Sweden This is a simplified contribution of a preparatory nature. The intervention aims at supporting the University Legal Clinic (Balti), a local NGO based in Moldova, to develop internal capacities and policies. During pre-core support phase ULC will implement priority recommendations provided by the Swedish Development Advisers in the system-based audit report produced in 2020. Therefore, ULC will develop institutional capacities, internal routines, staff knowledge and skills to be able to implement core-support activities. Based on a follow-up report on pre-core activities to be conducted tentatively in November 2021, Sida may consider continuing with core-support with ULC based on the Strategic Plan, RAF and strategic budget developed during pre-core support. The interventions' total budget is 280 890 SEK. Detta är ett enklare bidrag av förberedande karaktär. Det syftar till att stödja University Legal Clinic, en lokal EO, med syfte att utveckla intern kapacitet och policy. ULC kommer under denna första fas av stödet (innan kärnstöd) att genomföra de prioriterade rekommendationerna från Swedish Development Advisers presenterade i den systembaserade revisionsrapporten som gjordes 2020. ULC utvecklar institutionell kapacitet, interna rutiner, personalkunskaper och andra färdigheter för att kunna genomföra kärnstödsaktiviteter. Baserat på en kommande uppföljningsrapport som avser aktiviteter under denna första fas (rapport tas preliminärt fram i november 2021) kan Sida sedan överväga att fortsätta med kärnstöd till ULC baserat på en strategisk plan, resultatram och den strategiska budgeten som utvecklats inför kärnstödet. Insatsens totala budget uppgår till 280 890 SEK. Sweden Legal Clinic Balti Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Legal Clinic Balti 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 280890 0 280890 0 0 280890 Legal Clinic Balti 280890 Legal Clinic Balti Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14778-14778A0102 Sweden This is a simplified contribution of a preparatory nature. The intervention aims at supporting the University Legal Clinic (Balti), a local NGO based in Moldova, to develop internal capacities and policies. During pre-core support phase ULC will implement priority recommendations provided by the Swedish Development Advisers in the system-based audit report produced in 2020. Therefore, ULC will develop institutional capacities, internal routines, staff knowledge and skills to be able to implement core-support activities. Based on a follow-up report on pre-core activities to be conducted tentatively in November 2021, Sida may consider continuing with core-support with ULC based on the Strategic Plan, RAF and strategic budget developed during pre-core support. The interventions' total budget is 280 890 SEK. Detta är ett enklare bidrag av förberedande karaktär. Det syftar till att stödja University Legal Clinic, en lokal EO, med syfte att utveckla intern kapacitet och policy. ULC kommer under denna första fas av stödet (innan kärnstöd) att genomföra de prioriterade rekommendationerna från Swedish Development Advisers presenterade i den systembaserade revisionsrapporten som gjordes 2020. ULC utvecklar institutionell kapacitet, interna rutiner, personalkunskaper och andra färdigheter för att kunna genomföra kärnstödsaktiviteter. Baserat på en kommande uppföljningsrapport som avser aktiviteter under denna första fas (rapport tas preliminärt fram i november 2021) kan Sida sedan överväga att fortsätta med kärnstöd till ULC baserat på en strategisk plan, resultatram och den strategiska budgeten som utvecklats inför kärnstödet. Insatsens totala budget uppgår till 280 890 SEK. Sweden Legal Clinic Balti Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Legal Clinic Balti 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -7506 0 -7505.76 Legal Clinic Balti Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14802 Sweden Organisation "Institute for Development and European Integration" (IREI), registered in BiH as a citizen’s association, has applied to Sida for funding of 1 650 000 SEK (1,65 SEK) to carry out the project "OZONE – Open and Accountable Municipalities " in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period May 2021-May 2023. The OZONE Project aims to generate and support the political will for more citizen-centered policy at the level of municipalities. The approach is to select motivated newly-elected mayors and provide them and their municipal staff with assessment by experts with governance experience in order to enable the mayors to set a New Policy Programme (NPP) with specific and measurable goals during the first 2 years of their mandate. Mayors and municipalities will be selected based on demonstrated interest, geographic diversity, and potential impact. The contents of each NPP should be consistent with existing local development strategies, but also include internal administrative changes, savings and new practices to strengthen openness and accountability of the municipality vis-à-vis citizens. OZONE Project will work with each municipality to establish a monitoring system for the level of implementation of each NPP goal. New practices including monitoring and implementation will be implemented through a training programme customized for each municipality. The final Project component is to establish or strengthen communication platforms (phone, social media, apps) for citizen concerns to be easily communicated and responded to in a timely manner, as well as providing frequent and clear updates towards citizens about the progress of the municipality to-wards the established goals. OZONE Project complements and builds on existing work regarding municipal development planning and citizen participation. It does so by using existing documents, analyses and frameworks where possible. Its particular value is the effort to strengthen communication regarding municipal policies in an easily-understood and accessible way, thus building constituencies for further reforms. By creating and testing these practices, the OZONE Project will demonstrate benefits to local politicians and citizens of good governance practices for municipal governments, regular communication with citizens and ongoing monitoring of results. Based on these positive experiences, it aims to create broader impact by additional mayors and higher-level politicians adopting this approach as well as by creating a cohort of promising and successful mayors with new skills and increased motivation. The intervention’s total budget is SEK 3 360 000 ( 3,36 MSEK). Sweden will contribute in the amount of 1 680 000 SEK (1,68 MSEK) and the Embassy of Switzerland will co-finance the project in the equal amount of 1 680 000 SEK (1,68 MSEK). Sweden will sing the Cooperation Agreement with Switzerland, while Switzerland will enter into contractual obligation with IREI. Swedish funds will be channeled through Switzerland's financial structures. The Embassy of Switzerland will act as a lead donor in this contribution. Organisationen "Institute for Development and European Integration" (IREI), registrerad i BiH som medborgarförening, har ansökt om Sida-finansiering på 1 800 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "OZONE - Öppna och ansvariga kommuner "i Bosnien och Hercegovina under perioden maj 2021 - maj 2023. OZONE-projektet syftar till att skapa och stödja den politiska viljan för en mer medborgarcentrerad politik på kommunnivå. Tillvägagångssättet är att välja motiverade nyvalda borgmästare och förse dem och deras kommunala personal med stöd från experter med erfarenhet av styrning för att göra det möjligt för borgmästarna att fastställa ett nytt policyprogram (NPP) med specifika och mätbara mål under de två första åren av deras mandat. Borgmästare och kommuner kommer att väljas utifrån visat intresse, geografisk mångfald och potentiell påverkan. Innehållet i varje NPP bör överensstämma med befintliga lokala utvecklingsstrategier, men även omfatta interna administrativa förändringar, besparingar och nya metoder för att stärka kommunens öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna. OZONE-projektet kommer att arbeta tillsammans med varje kommun för att upprätta ett uppföljningssystem för genomförandenivån för varje NPP-mål. Nya metoder, inklusive uppföljning och genomförande, kommer att implementeras genom ett utbildningsprogram anpassat för varje kommun. Den sista projektkomponenten är att upprätta eller stärka kommunikationsplattformar (sociala medier, appar etc) för kontakt med medborgarna, samt tillhandahålla frekventa och tydliga uppdateringar till medborgarna om kommunens framsteg mot de fastställda målen. OZONE-projektet kompletterar och bygger på befintligt arbete med kommunal utvecklingsplanering och medborgardeltagande. Det görs genom att använda befintliga dokument, analyser och ramar där det är möjligt. Dess speciella värde är strävan att stärka kommunikationen om kommunal politik på ett lättförståeligt och tillgängligt sätt och därmed bygga stöd och acceptans för ytterligare reformer. Genom att skapa och testa metoder kommer OZONE-projektet att visa fördelar för lokala politiker och medborgare av god förvaltningssed för kommunerna, regelbunden kommunikation med medborgarna och fortlöpande övervakning av resultaten. Baserat på dessa positiva erfarenheter syftar projektet till att påverka ytterligare borgmästare och politiker på högre nivå så att de tar efter dessa exempel. Projektets totala budget är 3 360 000 SEK. Sida kommer att bidra med 1 680 000 SEK och Schweiz (SDC) kommer att samfinansiera projektet med lika mycket, 1 680 000 SEK. Sverige tecknar avtal med och delegerar medel till Schweiz, medan Schweiz kommer att ingå avtalet med IREI. Svenska medel kommer att kanaliseras genom Schweiz finansiella strukturer. Schweiz kommer att fungera som en huvudgivare (leaed donor) i detta stöd. The OZONE project is built on the assumption that accountability of municipalities should not only be rooted in citizen participation in setting development priorities, but also in improving the experience of citizens when they contact the municipality to address everyday concerns. This is because the number of citizens that interact with the municipality on a daily basis exceeds those that participate in an entire planning process. OZONEs approach to increasing political will for reform is to focus on two key accountability links. The first is to strengthen the accountability of the municipality to its citizens by two-way communication. By two-way communication we mean first of all creating a system for providing timely and accurate responses to citizen communication with each municipality via phone and social media platforms. Within communication by the municipality towards citizens, the emphasis is on reaching citizens where they are present (including both social and traditional media) in order to break down citizen assumptions that government does not address their everyday needs. The second accountability link is between the mayor as the highest municipal elected official and the municipal administration. OZONEs approach is built on our analysis that mayors have limited tools to ensure the accountability of these staff towards achieving the results that matter for citizens (e.g. responsiveness, openness and transparency). This is somewhat because incoming mayors inherit a full municipal staff, which can reflect nepotism of previous administrations, but also a disconnect between formal and highly-bureaucratic procedures (for most citizens) and the informal rules (for a selected few) by which municipal administrations frequently function. A final reason is that employment conditions which do not favour younger, motivated and highly-educated staff. This second accountability link will be addressed within Ozone by establishing a performance monitoring system in the form of targets and a system for regular monitoring of progress towards the goals of the measures established in each NPP. This impact hypothesis is complementary to other important work to strengthen the accountability of mayors to municipal councils. Mayors are the point of entry for Ozone because of their high level of influence on the day-to-day functioning of the municipality and potential to positively change the atmosphere towards openness and accountability. Although the process of creating an NPP and monitoring the progress towards its implementation is about the policy details, the potential impact is by activating the interests of mayors to the degree that they are supported by citizens for adopting an open and accountable approach. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general During this reporting period a lot of preparatory steps were taken to lead to the project outcomes in terms of creation of new policy programmes and New Policy Programme (NPP) implementation and monitoring. The Project consultants and Ozone team completed the remaining five Gap Analysis Report (GAR) and 3 NPPs. Feedback by the mayors during the Ozone presentations showed two issues for implementation of the NPP measures that may be particularly difficult to address. The first is digitalization - lack of digital skills among municipal employees and a generally unsupportable legal and administrative environment make this a difficult issue to address. Ozones approach to this issue will be to transfer successful digitalization initiatives from one municipality to another, anticipating that they may be easier to implement in this way. The second issue that came up repeatedly was in the budget area, where consultants recommended consolidation of public institutions established by each municipality. This is an issue that Ozone will analyse in the coming period in order to identify successful cases of consolidation and methods to build pressure for change. The Ozone project document and performance framework anticipated the creation of a contact centre in each partner municipality, as a means to improve the responsiveness of municipal governments from the perspective of citizens. Project consultants recommended this approach in the pilot municipality (Centar, Sarajevo). This measure was adopted by Centar Sarajevo and a similar initiative already exists via Viber in Bihac No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14802-14802A0101 Sweden Organisation "Institute for Development and European Integration" (IREI), registered in BiH as a citizen’s association, has applied to Sida for funding of 1 650 000 SEK (1,65 SEK) to carry out the project "OZONE – Open and Accountable Municipalities " in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period May 2021-May 2023. The OZONE Project aims to generate and support the political will for more citizen-centered policy at the level of municipalities. The approach is to select motivated newly-elected mayors and provide them and their municipal staff with assessment by experts with governance experience in order to enable the mayors to set a New Policy Programme (NPP) with specific and measurable goals during the first 2 years of their mandate. Mayors and municipalities will be selected based on demonstrated interest, geographic diversity, and potential impact. The contents of each NPP should be consistent with existing local development strategies, but also include internal administrative changes, savings and new practices to strengthen openness and accountability of the municipality vis-à-vis citizens. OZONE Project will work with each municipality to establish a monitoring system for the level of implementation of each NPP goal. New practices including monitoring and implementation will be implemented through a training programme customized for each municipality. The final Project component is to establish or strengthen communication platforms (phone, social media, apps) for citizen concerns to be easily communicated and responded to in a timely manner, as well as providing frequent and clear updates towards citizens about the progress of the municipality to-wards the established goals. OZONE Project complements and builds on existing work regarding municipal development planning and citizen participation. It does so by using existing documents, analyses and frameworks where possible. Its particular value is the effort to strengthen communication regarding municipal policies in an easily-understood and accessible way, thus building constituencies for further reforms. By creating and testing these practices, the OZONE Project will demonstrate benefits to local politicians and citizens of good governance practices for municipal governments, regular communication with citizens and ongoing monitoring of results. Based on these positive experiences, it aims to create broader impact by additional mayors and higher-level politicians adopting this approach as well as by creating a cohort of promising and successful mayors with new skills and increased motivation. The intervention’s total budget is SEK 3 360 000 ( 3,36 MSEK). Sweden will contribute in the amount of 1 680 000 SEK (1,68 MSEK) and the Embassy of Switzerland will co-finance the project in the equal amount of 1 680 000 SEK (1,68 MSEK). Sweden will sing the Cooperation Agreement with Switzerland, while Switzerland will enter into contractual obligation with IREI. Swedish funds will be channeled through Switzerland's financial structures. The Embassy of Switzerland will act as a lead donor in this contribution. Organisationen "Institute for Development and European Integration" (IREI), registrerad i BiH som medborgarförening, har ansökt om Sida-finansiering på 1 800 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "OZONE - Öppna och ansvariga kommuner "i Bosnien och Hercegovina under perioden maj 2021 - maj 2023. OZONE-projektet syftar till att skapa och stödja den politiska viljan för en mer medborgarcentrerad politik på kommunnivå. Tillvägagångssättet är att välja motiverade nyvalda borgmästare och förse dem och deras kommunala personal med stöd från experter med erfarenhet av styrning för att göra det möjligt för borgmästarna att fastställa ett nytt policyprogram (NPP) med specifika och mätbara mål under de två första åren av deras mandat. Borgmästare och kommuner kommer att väljas utifrån visat intresse, geografisk mångfald och potentiell påverkan. Innehållet i varje NPP bör överensstämma med befintliga lokala utvecklingsstrategier, men även omfatta interna administrativa förändringar, besparingar och nya metoder för att stärka kommunens öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna. OZONE-projektet kommer att arbeta tillsammans med varje kommun för att upprätta ett uppföljningssystem för genomförandenivån för varje NPP-mål. Nya metoder, inklusive uppföljning och genomförande, kommer att implementeras genom ett utbildningsprogram anpassat för varje kommun. Den sista projektkomponenten är att upprätta eller stärka kommunikationsplattformar (sociala medier, appar etc) för kontakt med medborgarna, samt tillhandahålla frekventa och tydliga uppdateringar till medborgarna om kommunens framsteg mot de fastställda målen. OZONE-projektet kompletterar och bygger på befintligt arbete med kommunal utvecklingsplanering och medborgardeltagande. Det görs genom att använda befintliga dokument, analyser och ramar där det är möjligt. Dess speciella värde är strävan att stärka kommunikationen om kommunal politik på ett lättförståeligt och tillgängligt sätt och därmed bygga stöd och acceptans för ytterligare reformer. Genom att skapa och testa metoder kommer OZONE-projektet att visa fördelar för lokala politiker och medborgare av god förvaltningssed för kommunerna, regelbunden kommunikation med medborgarna och fortlöpande övervakning av resultaten. Baserat på dessa positiva erfarenheter syftar projektet till att påverka ytterligare borgmästare och politiker på högre nivå så att de tar efter dessa exempel. Projektets totala budget är 3 360 000 SEK. Sida kommer att bidra med 1 680 000 SEK och Schweiz (SDC) kommer att samfinansiera projektet med lika mycket, 1 680 000 SEK. Sverige tecknar avtal med och delegerar medel till Schweiz, medan Schweiz kommer att ingå avtalet med IREI. Svenska medel kommer att kanaliseras genom Schweiz finansiella strukturer. Schweiz kommer att fungera som en huvudgivare (leaed donor) i detta stöd. The OZONE project is built on the assumption that accountability of municipalities should not only be rooted in citizen participation in setting development priorities, but also in improving the experience of citizens when they contact the municipality to address everyday concerns. This is because the number of citizens that interact with the municipality on a daily basis exceeds those that participate in an entire planning process. OZONEs approach to increasing political will for reform is to focus on two key accountability links. The first is to strengthen the accountability of the municipality to its citizens by two-way communication. By two-way communication we mean first of all creating a system for providing timely and accurate responses to citizen communication with each municipality via phone and social media platforms. Within communication by the municipality towards citizens, the emphasis is on reaching citizens where they are present (including both social and traditional media) in order to break down citizen assumptions that government does not address their everyday needs. The second accountability link is between the mayor as the highest municipal elected official and the municipal administration. OZONEs approach is built on our analysis that mayors have limited tools to ensure the accountability of these staff towards achieving the results that matter for citizens (e.g. responsiveness, openness and transparency). This is somewhat because incoming mayors inherit a full municipal staff, which can reflect nepotism of previous administrations, but also a disconnect between formal and highly-bureaucratic procedures (for most citizens) and the informal rules (for a selected few) by which municipal administrations frequently function. A final reason is that employment conditions which do not favour younger, motivated and highly-educated staff. This second accountability link will be addressed within Ozone by establishing a performance monitoring system in the form of targets and a system for regular monitoring of progress towards the goals of the measures established in each NPP. This impact hypothesis is complementary to other important work to strengthen the accountability of mayors to municipal councils. Mayors are the point of entry for Ozone because of their high level of influence on the day-to-day functioning of the municipality and potential to positively change the atmosphere towards openness and accountability. Although the process of creating an NPP and monitoring the progress towards its implementation is about the policy details, the potential impact is by activating the interests of mayors to the degree that they are supported by citizens for adopting an open and accountable approach. Sweden DEZA/Direktion für Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SDC/Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 680000 0 0 0 0 0 680000 0 0 0 0 0 680000 SDC/Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation 680000 SDC/Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14802-14802A0102 Sweden Organisation "Institute for Development and European Integration" (IREI), registered in BiH as a citizen’s association, has applied to Sida for funding of 1 650 000 SEK (1,65 SEK) to carry out the project "OZONE – Open and Accountable Municipalities " in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period May 2021-May 2023. The OZONE Project aims to generate and support the political will for more citizen-centered policy at the level of municipalities. The approach is to select motivated newly-elected mayors and provide them and their municipal staff with assessment by experts with governance experience in order to enable the mayors to set a New Policy Programme (NPP) with specific and measurable goals during the first 2 years of their mandate. Mayors and municipalities will be selected based on demonstrated interest, geographic diversity, and potential impact. The contents of each NPP should be consistent with existing local development strategies, but also include internal administrative changes, savings and new practices to strengthen openness and accountability of the municipality vis-à-vis citizens. OZONE Project will work with each municipality to establish a monitoring system for the level of implementation of each NPP goal. New practices including monitoring and implementation will be implemented through a training programme customized for each municipality. The final Project component is to establish or strengthen communication platforms (phone, social media, apps) for citizen concerns to be easily communicated and responded to in a timely manner, as well as providing frequent and clear updates towards citizens about the progress of the municipality to-wards the established goals. OZONE Project complements and builds on existing work regarding municipal development planning and citizen participation. It does so by using existing documents, analyses and frameworks where possible. Its particular value is the effort to strengthen communication regarding municipal policies in an easily-understood and accessible way, thus building constituencies for further reforms. By creating and testing these practices, the OZONE Project will demonstrate benefits to local politicians and citizens of good governance practices for municipal governments, regular communication with citizens and ongoing monitoring of results. Based on these positive experiences, it aims to create broader impact by additional mayors and higher-level politicians adopting this approach as well as by creating a cohort of promising and successful mayors with new skills and increased motivation. The intervention’s total budget is SEK 3 360 000 ( 3,36 MSEK). Sweden will contribute in the amount of 1 680 000 SEK (1,68 MSEK) and the Embassy of Switzerland will co-finance the project in the equal amount of 1 680 000 SEK (1,68 MSEK). Sweden will sing the Cooperation Agreement with Switzerland, while Switzerland will enter into contractual obligation with IREI. Swedish funds will be channeled through Switzerland's financial structures. The Embassy of Switzerland will act as a lead donor in this contribution. Organisationen "Institute for Development and European Integration" (IREI), registrerad i BiH som medborgarförening, har ansökt om Sida-finansiering på 1 800 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "OZONE - Öppna och ansvariga kommuner "i Bosnien och Hercegovina under perioden maj 2021 - maj 2023. OZONE-projektet syftar till att skapa och stödja den politiska viljan för en mer medborgarcentrerad politik på kommunnivå. Tillvägagångssättet är att välja motiverade nyvalda borgmästare och förse dem och deras kommunala personal med stöd från experter med erfarenhet av styrning för att göra det möjligt för borgmästarna att fastställa ett nytt policyprogram (NPP) med specifika och mätbara mål under de två första åren av deras mandat. Borgmästare och kommuner kommer att väljas utifrån visat intresse, geografisk mångfald och potentiell påverkan. Innehållet i varje NPP bör överensstämma med befintliga lokala utvecklingsstrategier, men även omfatta interna administrativa förändringar, besparingar och nya metoder för att stärka kommunens öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna. OZONE-projektet kommer att arbeta tillsammans med varje kommun för att upprätta ett uppföljningssystem för genomförandenivån för varje NPP-mål. Nya metoder, inklusive uppföljning och genomförande, kommer att implementeras genom ett utbildningsprogram anpassat för varje kommun. Den sista projektkomponenten är att upprätta eller stärka kommunikationsplattformar (sociala medier, appar etc) för kontakt med medborgarna, samt tillhandahålla frekventa och tydliga uppdateringar till medborgarna om kommunens framsteg mot de fastställda målen. OZONE-projektet kompletterar och bygger på befintligt arbete med kommunal utvecklingsplanering och medborgardeltagande. Det görs genom att använda befintliga dokument, analyser och ramar där det är möjligt. Dess speciella värde är strävan att stärka kommunikationen om kommunal politik på ett lättförståeligt och tillgängligt sätt och därmed bygga stöd och acceptans för ytterligare reformer. Genom att skapa och testa metoder kommer OZONE-projektet att visa fördelar för lokala politiker och medborgare av god förvaltningssed för kommunerna, regelbunden kommunikation med medborgarna och fortlöpande övervakning av resultaten. Baserat på dessa positiva erfarenheter syftar projektet till att påverka ytterligare borgmästare och politiker på högre nivå så att de tar efter dessa exempel. Projektets totala budget är 3 360 000 SEK. Sida kommer att bidra med 1 680 000 SEK och Schweiz (SDC) kommer att samfinansiera projektet med lika mycket, 1 680 000 SEK. Sverige tecknar avtal med och delegerar medel till Schweiz, medan Schweiz kommer att ingå avtalet med IREI. Svenska medel kommer att kanaliseras genom Schweiz finansiella strukturer. Schweiz kommer att fungera som en huvudgivare (leaed donor) i detta stöd. The OZONE project is built on the assumption that accountability of municipalities should not only be rooted in citizen participation in setting development priorities, but also in improving the experience of citizens when they contact the municipality to address everyday concerns. This is because the number of citizens that interact with the municipality on a daily basis exceeds those that participate in an entire planning process. OZONEs approach to increasing political will for reform is to focus on two key accountability links. The first is to strengthen the accountability of the municipality to its citizens by two-way communication. By two-way communication we mean first of all creating a system for providing timely and accurate responses to citizen communication with each municipality via phone and social media platforms. Within communication by the municipality towards citizens, the emphasis is on reaching citizens where they are present (including both social and traditional media) in order to break down citizen assumptions that government does not address their everyday needs. The second accountability link is between the mayor as the highest municipal elected official and the municipal administration. OZONEs approach is built on our analysis that mayors have limited tools to ensure the accountability of these staff towards achieving the results that matter for citizens (e.g. responsiveness, openness and transparency). This is somewhat because incoming mayors inherit a full municipal staff, which can reflect nepotism of previous administrations, but also a disconnect between formal and highly-bureaucratic procedures (for most citizens) and the informal rules (for a selected few) by which municipal administrations frequently function. A final reason is that employment conditions which do not favour younger, motivated and highly-educated staff. This second accountability link will be addressed within Ozone by establishing a performance monitoring system in the form of targets and a system for regular monitoring of progress towards the goals of the measures established in each NPP. This impact hypothesis is complementary to other important work to strengthen the accountability of mayors to municipal councils. Mayors are the point of entry for Ozone because of their high level of influence on the day-to-day functioning of the municipality and potential to positively change the atmosphere towards openness and accountability. Although the process of creating an NPP and monitoring the progress towards its implementation is about the policy details, the potential impact is by activating the interests of mayors to the degree that they are supported by citizens for adopting an open and accountable approach. Sweden DEZA/Direktion für Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SDC/Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 942000 58000 0 785000 0 157000 0 0 58000 1000000 SDC/Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation 785000 SDC/Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation 157000 SDC/Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation 58000 SDC/Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14823 Sweden Sweden will support Contact, a civil society organization from Moldova, to implement core support activities from Strategic Plan and RAF during 2021 - 2024. It is a contribution which aims at supporting the organization to develop its internal capacities and policies. Contact will develop institutional capacities, internal routines, staff knowledge and skills. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of Contact medium term Strategic Plan 2021-2024. The main objective and expected result of core activities is that Contact contributes to developing the capacities of NGOs from all regions of Moldova. Principal values for Sida and cooperation partners were shared and discussed as guidance during initial consultations on the contribution/project between programme coordinator and organization. Contact is open to endorse Sida's common starting points for cooperation. The Embassy will have a continuous, open and transparent dialogue on ethical and other value based issues. The interventions' total budget is 4 769 629 SEK. Sverige kommer att stödja Contact, en civil organisation från Moldavien, för genomförandet av kärnstödsaktiviteter fron Strategiska plan och RAF under 2021 – 2024. Syftet med det kärnstödet är att stärka organisationens kapacitet och utveckla deras interna regelverk. Contact utvecklar institutionell kapacitet, interna rutiner, personalkunskaper och andra färdigheter. Kärnstöd beviljas för att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och för att stödja genomförandet av Contact medellång sikt Strategisk plan 2021—2024. Huvudmålet och det förväntade resultatet av kärnverksamheten är att Contact bidrar till att utveckla kapaciteten hos icke-statliga organisationer från alla regioner i Moldavien. Under den förberedande processen för insatsen, så har Sida’s principer och centrala prioriteringar för samarbetet med civilsamhällesorganisationer diskuterats med partnern. Contact ställer sig bakom Sidas gemensamma utgångspunkter för samarbete. Ambassaden tillsammans med Contact kommer att ha en kontinuerlig, öppen och transparent dialog om etiska och andra värdebaserade frågor. Insatsens totala budget uppgår till 4 769 629 SEK. Core support will be granted based on the RAF and the strategic budget submitted by Center Contact. The RAF is designed for 2021 - 2024. Almost the entire strategic cycle will be covered by Swedish support (implementation period is planed to be until June 2024). The objectives, indicators and measures of implementation are described clearly in the RAF and the institutional budget. Organisation`s mission is: strengthening civil society and promoting participatory democracy. It realises its mission by: implementing the initiatives for enhancing capacities of NGOs from different regions of the country, encouraging the networks and joint initiatives, raising of awareness of the wide public and decision makers regarding participatory democracy. Contact`s activity in the next four years (2021-2024) will focus on initiatives aiming to achieve the following results: 1. improved organizational capacity of CSOs from Moldova (including left bank of Nistru river/Transnistria) to pursue its goals and to become resilient; 2. changed attitudes and increased participation to local democratic processes (participatory democracy for all); 3. increased level of professionalism, financial sustainability and positive image of the Center Contact. During the implementation period there will be organized training sessions, mentorship, events, it will be published diverse informative and analytical materials, there will be organized small grants competitions. It is expected this to contribute to a development of the civil society in the country and a more active participation in decision making. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general /2021/ The Centre has initiated the first edition of the NGOs Development Programme in Moldova - "reSTART". Within this programme 20 representatives of 19 CSOs from 14 districts/municipalities of the country were trained in areas such as: Organizational and functional framework; Planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting; Financial and human resources management; Effective promotion of public image, external and partnership communication. In 2021, the CONTACT Centre continued to support social entrepreneurship in EU-supported projects. Also, the activities of the Platform for Philanthropy Development and Promotion (PPDF) were supported by the Center. It still provides the secretariat of the PPDF. In 2021, more than 100 CSOs from both sides of the Dniester River benefited from financial management consultancy assistance within the organization, of which more than 30 CSOs were able to develop existing financial management policies (procurement policies, accounting policies, etc.). CONTACT Centre has undertaken actions to promote the voluntary sector, informing about the activities of CSOs in Moldova. To this end, in 2021, CONTACT established collaborative relationships with more than 10 national media outlets, which promoted topics of public interest and the actions of civil society in Moldova. Topics such as the need to diversify the financial resources of civil society (philanthropy, social entrepreneurship, 2% mechanism), participatory budgeting, development of NGOs and civil society involvement in solving local problems, etc., were covered in more than 50 TV, radio, web, print media materials. It was also provided direct support to over 20 CSOs in developing visibility through the development of internal transparency policies and the preparation and publication of annual reports. During the year, it were continued the civil society advocacy activities as active members of the Platform for the Promotion and Development of Philanthropy, the NGO Council and the Coalition for Free and Fair Elections. In addition, the Center supported the activities of civil society platforms such as the Platform for Social Entrepreneurship Development, the Platform for Employment and the Platform for Trade. For members of these platforms, it were provided intensive advocacy training and help to implement their advocacy plans. In the area of participatory democracy in 2021, the organization focused on strengthening women and men's participation in participatory budgeting by creating local coalitions for participatory budgeting in 5 communities in the Security Zone. In 2021 it were undertook actions to involve women in politics in the Gagauzia ATU. CONTACT Centre trained over 60 women in active involvement with a view to their participation in the Gagauzia People's Assembly elections in September 2021. /2022/ In 2022 CONTACT Centre continued the CSOs Development Programme - "reSTART". Within this programme 20 representatives of 16 CSOs and initiatives groups from different regions of the country were capacitated in areas such as: Organizational development; Planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting; Financial and human resources management; Effective promotion of public image, external and partnership communication. In 2022, the organization continued a campaign to promote social entrepreneurship in Moldova, involving media institutions and publishing more different materials on the topic. The Platform for Development and Promotion of Philanthropy (PPDF) was supported during the year. CONTACT Center contributed to amending the law on Philanthropy and Sponsorship. In order to promote philanthropy in Moldova, together with Platform members, CONTACT Center organized the second campaign to promote philanthropy in Moldova. In 2022, more than 50 CSOs from both sides of the Dniester River improved their financial capacities, benefited from financial management consultancy assistance within the organization. Direct support was provided to over 20 CSOs in developing visibility through the development of internal transparency policies and the preparation and publication of annual reports. CSO Web Portal www.ngo.md was launched, a new database of active CSOs in Moldova. Together with the NGO Council in 2022, with the support of GIZ and Sida, the 11 th Edition of the National NGO Forum was organized, which was attended by more than 100 NGO representatives from both national and Eastern Partnership countries. Given the fact that all areas of economic and social life are moving to a digital standard and civil society must keep up with these changes, in 2022 it was organized the first National Conference on Digital Transformation of Civil Society, which allowed to develop a roadmap of actions aimed at the digital transformation of civil society in the Republic of Moldova Also in 2022, it was organized the second edition of the Community Leader Academy, which was attended by more than 40 leaders from different regions of Moldova. This year, for the first time, CONTACT organized a session of the Academy in Russian language to give national minorities an opportunity to participate. At the end of the Academy, 12 leaders' initiatives wee supported to mobilize citizens and address community issues. /2023/ Impact area A: Activities of CONTACT Centre were focused on: strengthen and develop the capacities of CSOs, including in Transnistria region, in diversifying funding sources and fundraising, by organizing training and coaching programs; CSOs were assisted to develop and implement internal policies and procedures that ensure a higher level of financial management; contribution to development of legislation in the field of philanthropy, social entrepreneurship, financing of CSOs from public funds, as well as in ensuring an environment favorable to the functioning of CSOs (taxation, VAT, financial reporting, etc.); development and promotion of the concept of CSO self-regulation; capacity development of the CSO to promote their events; organize events to encourage transparent CSOs; conduct research on the impact of CSO on the development of the country, in order to increase the importance of the CSO as an important player and segment in the development of the country. Impact area B: Activities of CONTACT Centre were focused on: increasing the degree of interaction and collaboration activities between women / men and Local Authorities; providing the opportunities for advice and support the ideas for development and community involvement, so as to help beneficiaries understand and gain experience in civic activism and involvement in decision-making; providing individual assistance and financial support for the implementation of some community actions; promoting success stories that reflect the most relevant community issues that have been solved through civic activism and collaboration with LPA; strengthen capacities of local public authorities of ensuring transparent decision-making and access to information are. The impact area C focused on the development of the CONTACT Centre, by increasing the professionalism, efficiency and effectiveness of the team and internal processes as well as, promoting organizational values and culture within the organization. At the same time, the focus was devoted to improving the good governance and financial management & sustainability policies, with on-going development and diversification of the sources of funding. A big effort was made on growing visibility of the CONTACT Centre, and communication with their constituencies. /2024/ Among key fundraising tools and strategies, building partnerships with public authorities, improving organizational image and visibility, and communicating effectively with stakeholders, the 2% mechanism and business collaboration are the topics that are promoted by organization. They bring added value by having also access to joint platforms of discussion, researches. There are not that many local organizations that are promoting it. A special attention was given to the left bank of the Nistru river and autonomous region Gagauzia. All beneficiary NGOs were not only trained and coached to improve their processes but also engaged in national policy platforms, advocacy efforts, and research. Grass roots organizations and initiative groups from different regions were capacitated in different areas of organizational capacities. Beneficiaries, generally report a high level of satisfaction on received support and register certain progress in the internal processes. In 2024 the organization continued advocacy activities as active members of the Platform for the Promotion and Development of Philanthropy, the NGO Council and the Coalition for Free and Fair Elections. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14823-14823A0101 Sweden Sweden will support Contact, a civil society organization from Moldova, to implement core support activities from Strategic Plan and RAF during 2021 - 2024. It is a contribution which aims at supporting the organization to develop its internal capacities and policies. Contact will develop institutional capacities, internal routines, staff knowledge and skills. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of Contact medium term Strategic Plan 2021-2024. The main objective and expected result of core activities is that Contact contributes to developing the capacities of NGOs from all regions of Moldova. Principal values for Sida and cooperation partners were shared and discussed as guidance during initial consultations on the contribution/project between programme coordinator and organization. Contact is open to endorse Sida's common starting points for cooperation. The Embassy will have a continuous, open and transparent dialogue on ethical and other value based issues. The interventions' total budget is 4 769 629 SEK. Sverige kommer att stödja Contact, en civil organisation från Moldavien, för genomförandet av kärnstödsaktiviteter fron Strategiska plan och RAF under 2021 – 2024. Syftet med det kärnstödet är att stärka organisationens kapacitet och utveckla deras interna regelverk. Contact utvecklar institutionell kapacitet, interna rutiner, personalkunskaper och andra färdigheter. Kärnstöd beviljas för att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och för att stödja genomförandet av Contact medellång sikt Strategisk plan 2021—2024. Huvudmålet och det förväntade resultatet av kärnverksamheten är att Contact bidrar till att utveckla kapaciteten hos icke-statliga organisationer från alla regioner i Moldavien. Under den förberedande processen för insatsen, så har Sida’s principer och centrala prioriteringar för samarbetet med civilsamhällesorganisationer diskuterats med partnern. Contact ställer sig bakom Sidas gemensamma utgångspunkter för samarbete. Ambassaden tillsammans med Contact kommer att ha en kontinuerlig, öppen och transparent dialog om etiska och andra värdebaserade frågor. Insatsens totala budget uppgår till 4 769 629 SEK. Core support will be granted based on the RAF and the strategic budget submitted by Center Contact. The RAF is designed for 2021 - 2024. Almost the entire strategic cycle will be covered by Swedish support (implementation period is planed to be until June 2024). The objectives, indicators and measures of implementation are described clearly in the RAF and the institutional budget. Organisation`s mission is: strengthening civil society and promoting participatory democracy. It realises its mission by: implementing the initiatives for enhancing capacities of NGOs from different regions of the country, encouraging the networks and joint initiatives, raising of awareness of the wide public and decision makers regarding participatory democracy. Contact`s activity in the next four years (2021-2024) will focus on initiatives aiming to achieve the following results: 1. improved organizational capacity of CSOs from Moldova (including left bank of Nistru river/Transnistria) to pursue its goals and to become resilient; 2. changed attitudes and increased participation to local democratic processes (participatory democracy for all); 3. increased level of professionalism, financial sustainability and positive image of the Center Contact. During the implementation period there will be organized training sessions, mentorship, events, it will be published diverse informative and analytical materials, there will be organized small grants competitions. It is expected this to contribute to a development of the civil society in the country and a more active participation in decision making. Sweden Contact Institutia Privata Centrul National A.I.O.N. din RM Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Contact Institutia Privata Centrul National A.I.O.N. din RM 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 0 0 1500000 0 0 1500000 Contact Institutia Privata Centrul National A.I.O.N. din RM 1500000 Contact Institutia Privata Centrul National A.I.O.N. din RM Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Increased trust between the parties in prolonged conflicts Östeuropa: Ökat förtroende mellan parterna i utdragna konflikter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14823-14823A0102 Sweden Sweden will support Contact, a civil society organization from Moldova, to implement core support activities from Strategic Plan and RAF during 2021 - 2024. It is a contribution which aims at supporting the organization to develop its internal capacities and policies. Contact will develop institutional capacities, internal routines, staff knowledge and skills. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of Contact medium term Strategic Plan 2021-2024. The main objective and expected result of core activities is that Contact contributes to developing the capacities of NGOs from all regions of Moldova. Principal values for Sida and cooperation partners were shared and discussed as guidance during initial consultations on the contribution/project between programme coordinator and organization. Contact is open to endorse Sida's common starting points for cooperation. The Embassy will have a continuous, open and transparent dialogue on ethical and other value based issues. The interventions' total budget is 4 769 629 SEK. Sverige kommer att stödja Contact, en civil organisation från Moldavien, för genomförandet av kärnstödsaktiviteter fron Strategiska plan och RAF under 2021 – 2024. Syftet med det kärnstödet är att stärka organisationens kapacitet och utveckla deras interna regelverk. Contact utvecklar institutionell kapacitet, interna rutiner, personalkunskaper och andra färdigheter. Kärnstöd beviljas för att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och för att stödja genomförandet av Contact medellång sikt Strategisk plan 2021—2024. Huvudmålet och det förväntade resultatet av kärnverksamheten är att Contact bidrar till att utveckla kapaciteten hos icke-statliga organisationer från alla regioner i Moldavien. Under den förberedande processen för insatsen, så har Sida’s principer och centrala prioriteringar för samarbetet med civilsamhällesorganisationer diskuterats med partnern. Contact ställer sig bakom Sidas gemensamma utgångspunkter för samarbete. Ambassaden tillsammans med Contact kommer att ha en kontinuerlig, öppen och transparent dialog om etiska och andra värdebaserade frågor. Insatsens totala budget uppgår till 4 769 629 SEK. Core support will be granted based on the RAF and the strategic budget submitted by Center Contact. The RAF is designed for 2021 - 2024. Almost the entire strategic cycle will be covered by Swedish support (implementation period is planed to be until June 2024). The objectives, indicators and measures of implementation are described clearly in the RAF and the institutional budget. Organisation`s mission is: strengthening civil society and promoting participatory democracy. It realises its mission by: implementing the initiatives for enhancing capacities of NGOs from different regions of the country, encouraging the networks and joint initiatives, raising of awareness of the wide public and decision makers regarding participatory democracy. Contact`s activity in the next four years (2021-2024) will focus on initiatives aiming to achieve the following results: 1. improved organizational capacity of CSOs from Moldova (including left bank of Nistru river/Transnistria) to pursue its goals and to become resilient; 2. changed attitudes and increased participation to local democratic processes (participatory democracy for all); 3. increased level of professionalism, financial sustainability and positive image of the Center Contact. During the implementation period there will be organized training sessions, mentorship, events, it will be published diverse informative and analytical materials, there will be organized small grants competitions. It is expected this to contribute to a development of the civil society in the country and a more active participation in decision making. Sweden Contact Institutia Privata Centrul National A.I.O.N. din RM Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Contact Institutia Privata Centrul National A.I.O.N. din RM 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 1269629 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000000 1269629 3269629 Contact Institutia Privata Centrul National A.I.O.N. din RM 2000000 Contact Institutia Privata Centrul National A.I.O.N. din RM 1269629 Contact Institutia Privata Centrul National A.I.O.N. din RM Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved livelihood opportunities for groups that are excluded or discriminated against Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för exkluderade eller diskriminerade grupper Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14826 Sweden The program aims to restore the public trust in media, boost transparency and hold authorities accountable by producing high quality journalism and to train new journalists to serve as watchdogs over the young democracy. Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) Macedonia is an independent NGO, founded in 2004. The two objectives are 1) provide the public with access to credible information that enables them to make informed decisions and participate in democratic processes and hold authorities accountable, 2) contribute to strengthening high quality, fact-based reporting, as well as networking of media, and building capacity among young journalists. Programmet, Balkan Investigative Reporting Network Macedonia 2022–2025, syftar till att återställa allmänhetens förtroende för medier i Nordmakedonien, bidra till ökad transparens och hålla myndigheter ansvariga genom högkvalitativ journalistik samt till att utbilda nya journalister till att fungera som vakthundar över den unga demokratin. De två målen i programmet är att 1) ge allmänheten tillgång till trovärdig information som gör det möjligt för dem att fatta välgrundade beslut, delta i demokratiska processer och ställa myndigheter till svars samt 2) bidra till att stärka högkvalitativ, faktabaserad rapportering samt nätverkande mellan medier och bygga upp kapacitet bland unga journalister. The program has two objectives: i) Provide the public with access to credible information that enables them to make informed decisions and participate in democratic processes and hold authorities accountable and ii) contribute to strengthening capacities of media, strengthen professional reporting standards and ethics among journalists that leads to higher quality reporting and restore interest in the profession. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Sida assesses that the program has had a significant impact on the public discussion around corruption and transparency in North Macedonia. The program has so far delivered over targets in terms of output and impact. During 2023 and 2024, BIRN and its partner organisations contributed to strengthening investigative journalism and public accountability in North Macedonia. Through investigative reporting, analysis and data-driven journalism, they exposed shortcomings in public procurement, the implementation of major public investments, the independence of the judiciary, public administration, and the delivery of public services. Several investigations highlighted issues related to transparency, governance, corruption and institutional accountability, generating extensive media coverage and public debate. Reports and investigations produced by BIRN, Center for Civic Communications (CCC), Sakam da Kazam (SDK) and 360 Degrees reached wide audiences through national media outlets and social media platforms. In many cases, these investigations prompted follow-up reporting by other media, increased public scrutiny, responses from relevant authorities, and initiatives for further investigations and policy discussions. The organisations also shed light on challenges related to gender equality, the rule of law, public resource management, environmental issues, labour conditions and social services. By exposing systemic shortcomings and improving access to fact-based information, their work contributed to greater awareness among citizens and decision-makers of the need for reforms and stronger accountability mechanisms. In 2024, the organisations exceeded their targets in terms of both output and outreach. The broad reach and impact of investigative journalism, television reporting, public debates and data-driven analysis helped strengthen transparency, stimulate public discussion and provide citizens with better information to monitor and scrutinize the work of public institutions. Training of journalists Media organizations struggle to find and train young journalists, a gap BIRN aims to fill with its comprehensive training and mentoring programs. Through workshops, on-the-job training, and publishing opportunities, BIRN increased the capacities of 24 young journalist students . These participants, across two generations, significantly improved their investigative and reporting skills, with 94% confirming enhanced abilities. As a direct result of the program, five in-depth stories and one investigative story were published on their platform Prizma, addressing critical societal issues. Overall, the program equipped participants with vital journalistic skills, fostered ethical reporting, and contributed to strengthening professional media standards in North Macedonia. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14826-14826A0101 Sweden The program aims to restore the public trust in media, boost transparency and hold authorities accountable by producing high quality journalism and to train new journalists to serve as watchdogs over the young democracy. Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) Macedonia is an independent NGO, founded in 2004. The two objectives are 1) provide the public with access to credible information that enables them to make informed decisions and participate in democratic processes and hold authorities accountable, 2) contribute to strengthening high quality, fact-based reporting, as well as networking of media, and building capacity among young journalists. Programmet, Balkan Investigative Reporting Network Macedonia 2022–2025, syftar till att återställa allmänhetens förtroende för medier i Nordmakedonien, bidra till ökad transparens och hålla myndigheter ansvariga genom högkvalitativ journalistik samt till att utbilda nya journalister till att fungera som vakthundar över den unga demokratin. De två målen i programmet är att 1) ge allmänheten tillgång till trovärdig information som gör det möjligt för dem att fatta välgrundade beslut, delta i demokratiska processer och ställa myndigheter till svars samt 2) bidra till att stärka högkvalitativ, faktabaserad rapportering samt nätverkande mellan medier och bygga upp kapacitet bland unga journalister. The program has two objectives: i) Provide the public with access to credible information that enables them to make informed decisions and participate in democratic processes and hold authorities accountable and ii) contribute to strengthening capacities of media, strengthen professional reporting standards and ethics among journalists that leads to higher quality reporting and restore interest in the profession. Sweden BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2950000 3500000 4200000 3905741 0 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 0 2950000 0 2000000 0 0 2905741 2200000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1500000 0 1000000 14555741 BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje 2950000 BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje 1500000 BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje 2000000 BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje 2200000 BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje 2000000 BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje 2905741 BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje 1000000 BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14826-14826A0103 Sweden The program aims to restore the public trust in media, boost transparency and hold authorities accountable by producing high quality journalism and to train new journalists to serve as watchdogs over the young democracy. Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) Macedonia is an independent NGO, founded in 2004. The two objectives are 1) provide the public with access to credible information that enables them to make informed decisions and participate in democratic processes and hold authorities accountable, 2) contribute to strengthening high quality, fact-based reporting, as well as networking of media, and building capacity among young journalists. Programmet, Balkan Investigative Reporting Network Macedonia 2022–2025, syftar till att återställa allmänhetens förtroende för medier i Nordmakedonien, bidra till ökad transparens och hålla myndigheter ansvariga genom högkvalitativ journalistik samt till att utbilda nya journalister till att fungera som vakthundar över den unga demokratin. De två målen i programmet är att 1) ge allmänheten tillgång till trovärdig information som gör det möjligt för dem att fatta välgrundade beslut, delta i demokratiska processer och ställa myndigheter till svars samt 2) bidra till att stärka högkvalitativ, faktabaserad rapportering samt nätverkande mellan medier och bygga upp kapacitet bland unga journalister. The program has two objectives: i) Provide the public with access to credible information that enables them to make informed decisions and participate in democratic processes and hold authorities accountable and ii) contribute to strengthening capacities of media, strengthen professional reporting standards and ethics among journalists that leads to higher quality reporting and restore interest in the profession. Sweden BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 1000000 2000000 3000000 BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje 2000000 BIRN Macedonia/Balkan Investigate Reporting Network Skopje Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14831 Sweden ForumCiv has an ongoing agreement with Sida covering the period 2018-2022. As part of this agreement it is possible for ForumCiv and its member organisations to apply for funds covering the co-funding required by the EU. The purpose is to encourage Swedish CSO’s to increasingly apply for funds from the EU and diversify their funding. Sida bases its assessment on the assessment done by the EU Commission and on Sida’s earlier assessment of ForumCiv (decision number 2018/000547). ADRA, together with Praktisk Solidaritet, will strengthen the civil society and media’s participation before, during, and after the first local elections in Angola during 2020 – 2022. The local elections will be held in 2020. They are a part of the government's new decentralization strategy. Public knowledge about decentralization and local elections is low in Southern Angola. Clear information about local elections is limited and therefore the European Union chose in their EIDHR instrument to focus on strengthening media and civil society to ensure dissemination of knowledge and enhance the participation in local elections. In this project ADRA will work with local civil society organizations, media, and citizens, in spreading information, encouraging debate, participation and media coverage in relation to a decentralized structure and local elections and follow-up of local politics. ForumCiv har ett pågående avtal med Sida för perioden 2018-2022, som en del av avtalet kan ForumCiv eller dess medlemsorganisationer söka bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansieras av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU för att på så sätt diversifiera sin finansiering. Sida baserar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, samt på tidigare bedömning av ForumCiv i samband med beslut om bidrag (beslut nummer 2018/000547). Sida accepterar de format för rapport som EU använder. Den EU-finansierade insatsen syftar till att stärka medias och det civila samhällets deltagande före, under och efter de första lokala valen i Angola som hålls dom del av regeringens decentraliseringsstrategi. Information om decentraliseringsprocessen och de lokala valen är bristfällig varför EU, genom bland annat föreliggande insats, har valt att stödja medier samt det civila samhället och på så sätt bidra till spridning av kunskap och deltagande. Projektet implementeras av Praktisk Solidaritet som är ForumCivs medlemsorganisation samt föreningen för landsbygdsutveckling och miljö (ADRA), en icke-statlig organisation i Angola. Tillsammans kommer de att samarbeta med det lokala civila samhället, media och medborgare för att sprida information, uppmuntra till debatt och diskussioner, deltagande och mediebevakning vad gäller decentralisering, lokala val och lokal politik. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens. referensnummer EIDHR/2019/16289. Insatsen har en total budget på EUR 798 767 vilket motsvarar cirka SEK 7 588 287. Av detta har Praktisk Solidaritet och ADRA beviljats EUR 599 075 från EU-kommissionen och ansöker om EUR 199 692, (1 897 070 SEK), från Sida vilket motsvarar 25 % av projektets totala budget. Insatsen har i Sidas insatshanteringssystem beretts som en förenklad beredning då det ansökta beloppet understiger SEK 5 000 000. ForumCivs svenska partnerorganisation Praktisk Solidaritet har tillsammans med ADRA det övergripande ansvaret för projektets implementering. The project aims at contributing to citizen, CSOs and media participating in spreading information and debate around local elections. This is expected to lead to better capacity of these actors in advocating for their rights, demanding responsibility from government actors on a local level, and increase the level of dialogue between CSOs, citizens, media and local authorities. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Angola Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Målgrupperna var 3 625 angolanska medborgare, organiserade i 51 föreningar och 15 kooperativ, däribland kvinnor, ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning samt 16 civilsamhällesorganisationer i provinserna Huambo, Bié, Benguela och Cuando Cubango. Verksamheten ökade kunskapen om lokalvalen, främjade dialogen mellan civilsamhället och lokala myndigheter samt stärkte 16 civilsamhällesorganisationer genom debatter, radioprogram, workshoppar, utbildning och tillhandahållande av skriftligt och illustrerat material på nationella och lokala språk. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14831-14831A0101 Sweden ForumCiv has an ongoing agreement with Sida covering the period 2018-2022. As part of this agreement it is possible for ForumCiv and its member organisations to apply for funds covering the co-funding required by the EU. The purpose is to encourage Swedish CSO’s to increasingly apply for funds from the EU and diversify their funding. Sida bases its assessment on the assessment done by the EU Commission and on Sida’s earlier assessment of ForumCiv (decision number 2018/000547). ADRA, together with Praktisk Solidaritet, will strengthen the civil society and media’s participation before, during, and after the first local elections in Angola during 2020 – 2022. The local elections will be held in 2020. They are a part of the government's new decentralization strategy. Public knowledge about decentralization and local elections is low in Southern Angola. Clear information about local elections is limited and therefore the European Union chose in their EIDHR instrument to focus on strengthening media and civil society to ensure dissemination of knowledge and enhance the participation in local elections. In this project ADRA will work with local civil society organizations, media, and citizens, in spreading information, encouraging debate, participation and media coverage in relation to a decentralized structure and local elections and follow-up of local politics. ForumCiv har ett pågående avtal med Sida för perioden 2018-2022, som en del av avtalet kan ForumCiv eller dess medlemsorganisationer söka bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansieras av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU för att på så sätt diversifiera sin finansiering. Sida baserar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, samt på tidigare bedömning av ForumCiv i samband med beslut om bidrag (beslut nummer 2018/000547). Sida accepterar de format för rapport som EU använder. Den EU-finansierade insatsen syftar till att stärka medias och det civila samhällets deltagande före, under och efter de första lokala valen i Angola som hålls dom del av regeringens decentraliseringsstrategi. Information om decentraliseringsprocessen och de lokala valen är bristfällig varför EU, genom bland annat föreliggande insats, har valt att stödja medier samt det civila samhället och på så sätt bidra till spridning av kunskap och deltagande. Projektet implementeras av Praktisk Solidaritet som är ForumCivs medlemsorganisation samt föreningen för landsbygdsutveckling och miljö (ADRA), en icke-statlig organisation i Angola. Tillsammans kommer de att samarbeta med det lokala civila samhället, media och medborgare för att sprida information, uppmuntra till debatt och diskussioner, deltagande och mediebevakning vad gäller decentralisering, lokala val och lokal politik. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens. referensnummer EIDHR/2019/16289. Insatsen har en total budget på EUR 798 767 vilket motsvarar cirka SEK 7 588 287. Av detta har Praktisk Solidaritet och ADRA beviljats EUR 599 075 från EU-kommissionen och ansöker om EUR 199 692, (1 897 070 SEK), från Sida vilket motsvarar 25 % av projektets totala budget. Insatsen har i Sidas insatshanteringssystem beretts som en förenklad beredning då det ansökta beloppet understiger SEK 5 000 000. ForumCivs svenska partnerorganisation Praktisk Solidaritet har tillsammans med ADRA det övergripande ansvaret för projektets implementering. The project aims at contributing to citizen, CSOs and media participating in spreading information and debate around local elections. This is expected to lead to better capacity of these actors in advocating for their rights, demanding responsibility from government actors on a local level, and increase the level of dialogue between CSOs, citizens, media and local authorities. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1468152 428918 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1468152 0 0 0 428918 1897070 ForumCiv 1468152 ForumCiv 428918 ForumCiv Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14831-14831A0102 Sweden ForumCiv has an ongoing agreement with Sida covering the period 2018-2022. As part of this agreement it is possible for ForumCiv and its member organisations to apply for funds covering the co-funding required by the EU. The purpose is to encourage Swedish CSO’s to increasingly apply for funds from the EU and diversify their funding. Sida bases its assessment on the assessment done by the EU Commission and on Sida’s earlier assessment of ForumCiv (decision number 2018/000547). ADRA, together with Praktisk Solidaritet, will strengthen the civil society and media’s participation before, during, and after the first local elections in Angola during 2020 – 2022. The local elections will be held in 2020. They are a part of the government's new decentralization strategy. Public knowledge about decentralization and local elections is low in Southern Angola. Clear information about local elections is limited and therefore the European Union chose in their EIDHR instrument to focus on strengthening media and civil society to ensure dissemination of knowledge and enhance the participation in local elections. In this project ADRA will work with local civil society organizations, media, and citizens, in spreading information, encouraging debate, participation and media coverage in relation to a decentralized structure and local elections and follow-up of local politics. ForumCiv har ett pågående avtal med Sida för perioden 2018-2022, som en del av avtalet kan ForumCiv eller dess medlemsorganisationer söka bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansieras av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU för att på så sätt diversifiera sin finansiering. Sida baserar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, samt på tidigare bedömning av ForumCiv i samband med beslut om bidrag (beslut nummer 2018/000547). Sida accepterar de format för rapport som EU använder. Den EU-finansierade insatsen syftar till att stärka medias och det civila samhällets deltagande före, under och efter de första lokala valen i Angola som hålls dom del av regeringens decentraliseringsstrategi. Information om decentraliseringsprocessen och de lokala valen är bristfällig varför EU, genom bland annat föreliggande insats, har valt att stödja medier samt det civila samhället och på så sätt bidra till spridning av kunskap och deltagande. Projektet implementeras av Praktisk Solidaritet som är ForumCivs medlemsorganisation samt föreningen för landsbygdsutveckling och miljö (ADRA), en icke-statlig organisation i Angola. Tillsammans kommer de att samarbeta med det lokala civila samhället, media och medborgare för att sprida information, uppmuntra till debatt och diskussioner, deltagande och mediebevakning vad gäller decentralisering, lokala val och lokal politik. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens. referensnummer EIDHR/2019/16289. Insatsen har en total budget på EUR 798 767 vilket motsvarar cirka SEK 7 588 287. Av detta har Praktisk Solidaritet och ADRA beviljats EUR 599 075 från EU-kommissionen och ansöker om EUR 199 692, (1 897 070 SEK), från Sida vilket motsvarar 25 % av projektets totala budget. Insatsen har i Sidas insatshanteringssystem beretts som en förenklad beredning då det ansökta beloppet understiger SEK 5 000 000. ForumCivs svenska partnerorganisation Praktisk Solidaritet har tillsammans med ADRA det övergripande ansvaret för projektets implementering. The project aims at contributing to citizen, CSOs and media participating in spreading information and debate around local elections. This is expected to lead to better capacity of these actors in advocating for their rights, demanding responsibility from government actors on a local level, and increase the level of dialogue between CSOs, citizens, media and local authorities. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -183099 0 -183099 -183099 ForumCiv -183099 ForumCiv Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14853 Sweden Kosova Women´s Network has applied to Sida for funding of 808 400 SEK to carry out the "Kosovo Women´s Fund" in Kosovo during the period 2021 -2024. The activity period for the contribution runs from 1 March 2021 through 28 February 2024, to allow Sida align the reporting requirements and other conditions of the agreement to what was agreed between KWN and Austrian Development Agency (ADA). Sida’s contribution to the project is 10%, while the 90% of the total amount of the project will be covered by Austrian Development Agency. Established in 1996, KWN was originally an informal network of women’s groups and organizations from various regions in Kosova. Since its inception, KWN has developed into a formal network that advocates on behalf of Kosovar women, at the local, regional and international level. Representing the interests of its 158 members, including women’s organizations of all ethnic groups from throughout Kosova, KWN is a leader among civil society organizations in Kosova and the region. The proposed intervention will contribute to overall gender equality in Kosovo, specifically in support of implementation of instruments such as CEDAW (The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women); the Criminal Code ; the Law on Protection from Discrimination ; the Law on Local Self Government ; the Kosovo Program on Gender Equality (KPGE) ; the National Strategy on Protection from Domestic Violence and Action Plan 2016-2020 (and its successor); and the Government Strategy for Cooperation with Civil Society 2019-2023, among several other laws and policies. More specifically, this will contribute to KPGE strategic objective 2.2.: "Creating a favourable environment for the realization of human rights”, which “ aims to contribute to the advancement of gender equality by highlighting the fundamental right to unimpeded opportunities in realizing the capacities and potentials of girls and women, the elimination of discriminatory social practices (based on gender, ethnicity, age, and ability) and creation of policies that support and advance the equal participation of marginalized groups”. Although not aligned with a specific activity foreseen in the KPGE, it also will contribute more broadly to “elimination of discriminatory social practices” through strategizing carefully for feminist interventions, as well as supporting and empowering KWN members to take actions towards this in their communities, supported by Kosovo Women´s Fund (KWF). Additionally, the contribution will contribute to progress towards UN SDG objective 5 related to gender equality and empowerment of all women and girls (targets 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5 and 5.6), while initiatives undertaken by KWF grant recipients under this outcome may contribute to other SDG goals, based on needs that they identify within their municipalities. Sida’s contribution is 808 400 SEK. KWN will allocate approximately 51 600 SEK (5,000 Euro) as an inkind contribution. Austrian Development Agency contribution is 7 million SEK (700 000 Euros). In total, around 3 million SEK (318 700 Euros) of the entire project budget will be forwarded from Kosova Women´s Funds to Kosovo Women´s Network Members. Kosovo Women’s Network (KWN) har ansökt om finansiering på 808 400 SEK för att genomföra "Kosovo Women’s Fund" (KWF) under perioden 2021-2024. Insatsens aktivitetsperioden löper från 1 mars 2021 till 28 februari 2024 och Sida kan därmed anpassa sig till rapporteringskrav och andra villkor i det existerande avtalet mellan KWN och ADA. Sidas bidrag till insatsen utgör 10%, medan 90% av den totala budgeten kommer att täckas av ADA. KWN grundades 1996 och var ursprungligen ett informellt nätverk bestående av kvinnogrupper och organisationer från olika regioner i Kosovo. Sedan starten har KWN utvecklats till ett formellt nätverk som för kvinnors talan på lokal, regional och internationell nivå. KWN representerar 158 medlemsorganisationer, vilka inkluderar kvinnoorganisationer från alla etniska grupper från hela Kosovo, och är en ledande aktör från civilsamhället i Kosovo och regionen. Den föreslagna insatsen kommer att bidra till jämställdhet på ett övergripande plan i Kosovo, särskilt som stöd bland annat för instrument och lagar som CEDAW (kommittén för avskaffande av diskriminering av kvinnor); strafflagen; lagen om skydd mot diskriminering; lagen om lokalt självstyre; Kosovo Program on Gender Equality (KPGE); den nationella strategin för skydd mot våld i hemmet och handlingsplan 2016-2020 (och dess uppföljare); samt regeringens strategi för samarbete med civilsamhället 2019-2023. Mer specifikt kommer insatsen att bidra till KPGE:s strategiska mål 2.2: "Att skapa en gynnsam miljö för förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter", som "syftar till att bidra till främjandet av jämställdhet genom att lyfta den grundläggande rätten till obegränsade möjligheter att förverkliga flickors och kvinnors potential, eliminering av diskriminerande beteenden baserade på kön, etnicitet, ålder och förmåga samt skapande av politik som stöder och främjar lika deltagande av marginaliserade grupper.” Även om insatsen inte är sammankopplad med en specifik aktivitet inom KPGE, kommer den också att bidra till "eliminering av diskriminerande beteenden" genom att strategiska interventioner, samt genom att ge KWN-medlemmar möjlighet att agera på lokal nivå, med stöd av KWF Insatsen kommer att bidra till FN: s globala mål 5 ”uppnå jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt” (delmål 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5 och 5.6), och initiativ som tas av mottagare av stöd från KWF kommer också bidra till andra globala mål, baserat på behov som identifieras lokalt. Sidas medel för insatsen uppgår till 808 400 SEK och organisationens egenfinansiering är cirka 51 600 SEK (5 000 euro). Resterande 7 miljoner SEK (700 000 euro) finansieras av Österrikes biståndsmyndighet ADA. Cirka 3 miljoner SEK (318 700 euro) av budgeten kommer att vidareförmedlas till medlemsorganisationer i KWN. The long-term objective of this intervention is improved gender equality in Kosovo, where women and men are more equal and have more equal opportunities for education, employment, political participation, healthcare and a life without violence. As a result of this intervention the partner organization will achieve to: 1) strengthened feminist movement in Kosovo, the region and beyond; 2) women will have improved access to healthcare; 3) it will improve response to gender-based violence in Kosovo; and 4) it will improve access to education that challenges existing gender norms and power relations. Additionally, with this support, Kosovo Women´s Network will increase the capacities of womens organizations for gender-mainstreaming actions; and it will support public officials, women, girls and men to be better informed of womens right to healthcare and violations of their rights. Therefore, KWN and its members will be more engaged in advocating access to education that transforms traditional gender roles in society. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general During the reporting period 2024-2025, the Kosovo Womens Network (KWN) demonstrated significant progress in advancing gender equality and addressing gender-based violence (GBV) despite challenges posed by political instability and delayed government formation. KWN continued to actively participate in the Coordination Mechanism on Domestic Violence, led by Minister Albulena Haxhiu, enabling close monitoring of institutional efforts to prevent, protect, rehabilitate, and reintegrate victims of GBV. It also contributed to the implementation of the National Strategy on Domestic Violence and Violence Against Women (2022-2026), remained an active member of the Security Gender Group, and engaged with the WAVE network at the European level. Importantly, KWN provided expertise for the development of the new Health Protocol for treating GBV, ensuring the resulting document is comprehensive and practical for professionals handling GBV cases. While political instability in 2024-2025 temporarily limited advocacy opportunities, KWN adapted by postponing the launch of its Monitoring of Institutional Response to GBV report until late 2025, when institutions would be able to act on its recommendations. In the meantime, KWN delivered targeted capacity-building on legal and procedural compliance, updated its GBV Operating Procedures, and continued urgent advocacy for stable shelter funding. These efforts successfully secured emergency government allocations despite recurring funding gaps. KWN and its sub-grantees tailored awareness-raising activities to address urban rural differences in access to healthcare, resulting in more effective outreach. KWN further strengthened womens organizations through its Organizational and Advocacy Capacity Assessment (OACA) with eight KWF recipients, developing and implementing tailored Capacity Development Plans supported by workshops on advocacy, proposal writing, fundraising, and public speaking. Public education efforts were highly impactful: 751 women and men were informed about their healthcare rights, how to identify violations, and mechanisms for reporting. Thirty-two new cases of womens health rights violations were formally documented, bringing the total to 52 since project inception. KWN also provided free legal aid for 23 new GBV cases (109 total) and monitored 18 cases in courts, including one strategic litigation case. Advocacy through the media remained consistent, with 10 press releases and around 60 media appearances addressing femicide, sexual violence, cyber violence, and harassment. KWN exceeded expectations in advocating for gender-transformative education, undertaking eight initiatives, preparing nine reports with actionable recommendations for curricula reform, and achieving 119 observations of gender-sensitive teaching nearly tripling its original target of 40 by 2025. Particular emphasis was placed on advocating for childcare and eldercare, including direct engagement with the European Commission and EU Office in Kosovo, influencing donor strategies, and pushing for budgetary allocations and legal provisions to ensure sustainable support for these services. Overall, all planned activities for the reporting period were completed regardless, even though there was a delay as highlighted at the beginning. The efforts of KWN and its partners have strengthened institutional accountability, empowered womens organizations, expanded public awareness of rights, and advanced systemic reforms in healthcare, education, and GBV response. Sida has confirmed that the report demonstrates achievement of the planned objectives, and the report has been approved by ADA. With the conclusion of the agreement, KWN remains well-positioned to sustain and expand these gains in the years ahead. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14853-14853A0101 Sweden Kosova Women´s Network has applied to Sida for funding of 808 400 SEK to carry out the "Kosovo Women´s Fund" in Kosovo during the period 2021 -2024. The activity period for the contribution runs from 1 March 2021 through 28 February 2024, to allow Sida align the reporting requirements and other conditions of the agreement to what was agreed between KWN and Austrian Development Agency (ADA). Sida’s contribution to the project is 10%, while the 90% of the total amount of the project will be covered by Austrian Development Agency. Established in 1996, KWN was originally an informal network of women’s groups and organizations from various regions in Kosova. Since its inception, KWN has developed into a formal network that advocates on behalf of Kosovar women, at the local, regional and international level. Representing the interests of its 158 members, including women’s organizations of all ethnic groups from throughout Kosova, KWN is a leader among civil society organizations in Kosova and the region. The proposed intervention will contribute to overall gender equality in Kosovo, specifically in support of implementation of instruments such as CEDAW (The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women); the Criminal Code ; the Law on Protection from Discrimination ; the Law on Local Self Government ; the Kosovo Program on Gender Equality (KPGE) ; the National Strategy on Protection from Domestic Violence and Action Plan 2016-2020 (and its successor); and the Government Strategy for Cooperation with Civil Society 2019-2023, among several other laws and policies. More specifically, this will contribute to KPGE strategic objective 2.2.: "Creating a favourable environment for the realization of human rights”, which “ aims to contribute to the advancement of gender equality by highlighting the fundamental right to unimpeded opportunities in realizing the capacities and potentials of girls and women, the elimination of discriminatory social practices (based on gender, ethnicity, age, and ability) and creation of policies that support and advance the equal participation of marginalized groups”. Although not aligned with a specific activity foreseen in the KPGE, it also will contribute more broadly to “elimination of discriminatory social practices” through strategizing carefully for feminist interventions, as well as supporting and empowering KWN members to take actions towards this in their communities, supported by Kosovo Women´s Fund (KWF). Additionally, the contribution will contribute to progress towards UN SDG objective 5 related to gender equality and empowerment of all women and girls (targets 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5 and 5.6), while initiatives undertaken by KWF grant recipients under this outcome may contribute to other SDG goals, based on needs that they identify within their municipalities. Sida’s contribution is 808 400 SEK. KWN will allocate approximately 51 600 SEK (5,000 Euro) as an inkind contribution. Austrian Development Agency contribution is 7 million SEK (700 000 Euros). In total, around 3 million SEK (318 700 Euros) of the entire project budget will be forwarded from Kosova Women´s Funds to Kosovo Women´s Network Members. Kosovo Women’s Network (KWN) har ansökt om finansiering på 808 400 SEK för att genomföra "Kosovo Women’s Fund" (KWF) under perioden 2021-2024. Insatsens aktivitetsperioden löper från 1 mars 2021 till 28 februari 2024 och Sida kan därmed anpassa sig till rapporteringskrav och andra villkor i det existerande avtalet mellan KWN och ADA. Sidas bidrag till insatsen utgör 10%, medan 90% av den totala budgeten kommer att täckas av ADA. KWN grundades 1996 och var ursprungligen ett informellt nätverk bestående av kvinnogrupper och organisationer från olika regioner i Kosovo. Sedan starten har KWN utvecklats till ett formellt nätverk som för kvinnors talan på lokal, regional och internationell nivå. KWN representerar 158 medlemsorganisationer, vilka inkluderar kvinnoorganisationer från alla etniska grupper från hela Kosovo, och är en ledande aktör från civilsamhället i Kosovo och regionen. Den föreslagna insatsen kommer att bidra till jämställdhet på ett övergripande plan i Kosovo, särskilt som stöd bland annat för instrument och lagar som CEDAW (kommittén för avskaffande av diskriminering av kvinnor); strafflagen; lagen om skydd mot diskriminering; lagen om lokalt självstyre; Kosovo Program on Gender Equality (KPGE); den nationella strategin för skydd mot våld i hemmet och handlingsplan 2016-2020 (och dess uppföljare); samt regeringens strategi för samarbete med civilsamhället 2019-2023. Mer specifikt kommer insatsen att bidra till KPGE:s strategiska mål 2.2: "Att skapa en gynnsam miljö för förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter", som "syftar till att bidra till främjandet av jämställdhet genom att lyfta den grundläggande rätten till obegränsade möjligheter att förverkliga flickors och kvinnors potential, eliminering av diskriminerande beteenden baserade på kön, etnicitet, ålder och förmåga samt skapande av politik som stöder och främjar lika deltagande av marginaliserade grupper.” Även om insatsen inte är sammankopplad med en specifik aktivitet inom KPGE, kommer den också att bidra till "eliminering av diskriminerande beteenden" genom att strategiska interventioner, samt genom att ge KWN-medlemmar möjlighet att agera på lokal nivå, med stöd av KWF Insatsen kommer att bidra till FN: s globala mål 5 ”uppnå jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt” (delmål 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5 och 5.6), och initiativ som tas av mottagare av stöd från KWF kommer också bidra till andra globala mål, baserat på behov som identifieras lokalt. Sidas medel för insatsen uppgår till 808 400 SEK och organisationens egenfinansiering är cirka 51 600 SEK (5 000 euro). Resterande 7 miljoner SEK (700 000 euro) finansieras av Österrikes biståndsmyndighet ADA. Cirka 3 miljoner SEK (318 700 euro) av budgeten kommer att vidareförmedlas till medlemsorganisationer i KWN. The long-term objective of this intervention is improved gender equality in Kosovo, where women and men are more equal and have more equal opportunities for education, employment, political participation, healthcare and a life without violence. As a result of this intervention the partner organization will achieve to: 1) strengthened feminist movement in Kosovo, the region and beyond; 2) women will have improved access to healthcare; 3) it will improve response to gender-based violence in Kosovo; and 4) it will improve access to education that challenges existing gender norms and power relations. Additionally, with this support, Kosovo Women´s Network will increase the capacities of womens organizations for gender-mainstreaming actions; and it will support public officials, women, girls and men to be better informed of womens right to healthcare and violations of their rights. Therefore, KWN and its members will be more engaged in advocating access to education that transforms traditional gender roles in society. Sweden Kosovo Women's Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kosovo Women's Network 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 808400 808400 0 808400 Kosovo Women's Network 808400 Kosovo Women's Network Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Västra Balkan: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14853-14853A0102 Sweden Kosova Women´s Network has applied to Sida for funding of 808 400 SEK to carry out the "Kosovo Women´s Fund" in Kosovo during the period 2021 -2024. The activity period for the contribution runs from 1 March 2021 through 28 February 2024, to allow Sida align the reporting requirements and other conditions of the agreement to what was agreed between KWN and Austrian Development Agency (ADA). Sida’s contribution to the project is 10%, while the 90% of the total amount of the project will be covered by Austrian Development Agency. Established in 1996, KWN was originally an informal network of women’s groups and organizations from various regions in Kosova. Since its inception, KWN has developed into a formal network that advocates on behalf of Kosovar women, at the local, regional and international level. Representing the interests of its 158 members, including women’s organizations of all ethnic groups from throughout Kosova, KWN is a leader among civil society organizations in Kosova and the region. The proposed intervention will contribute to overall gender equality in Kosovo, specifically in support of implementation of instruments such as CEDAW (The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women); the Criminal Code ; the Law on Protection from Discrimination ; the Law on Local Self Government ; the Kosovo Program on Gender Equality (KPGE) ; the National Strategy on Protection from Domestic Violence and Action Plan 2016-2020 (and its successor); and the Government Strategy for Cooperation with Civil Society 2019-2023, among several other laws and policies. More specifically, this will contribute to KPGE strategic objective 2.2.: "Creating a favourable environment for the realization of human rights”, which “ aims to contribute to the advancement of gender equality by highlighting the fundamental right to unimpeded opportunities in realizing the capacities and potentials of girls and women, the elimination of discriminatory social practices (based on gender, ethnicity, age, and ability) and creation of policies that support and advance the equal participation of marginalized groups”. Although not aligned with a specific activity foreseen in the KPGE, it also will contribute more broadly to “elimination of discriminatory social practices” through strategizing carefully for feminist interventions, as well as supporting and empowering KWN members to take actions towards this in their communities, supported by Kosovo Women´s Fund (KWF). Additionally, the contribution will contribute to progress towards UN SDG objective 5 related to gender equality and empowerment of all women and girls (targets 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5 and 5.6), while initiatives undertaken by KWF grant recipients under this outcome may contribute to other SDG goals, based on needs that they identify within their municipalities. Sida’s contribution is 808 400 SEK. KWN will allocate approximately 51 600 SEK (5,000 Euro) as an inkind contribution. Austrian Development Agency contribution is 7 million SEK (700 000 Euros). In total, around 3 million SEK (318 700 Euros) of the entire project budget will be forwarded from Kosova Women´s Funds to Kosovo Women´s Network Members. Kosovo Women’s Network (KWN) har ansökt om finansiering på 808 400 SEK för att genomföra "Kosovo Women’s Fund" (KWF) under perioden 2021-2024. Insatsens aktivitetsperioden löper från 1 mars 2021 till 28 februari 2024 och Sida kan därmed anpassa sig till rapporteringskrav och andra villkor i det existerande avtalet mellan KWN och ADA. Sidas bidrag till insatsen utgör 10%, medan 90% av den totala budgeten kommer att täckas av ADA. KWN grundades 1996 och var ursprungligen ett informellt nätverk bestående av kvinnogrupper och organisationer från olika regioner i Kosovo. Sedan starten har KWN utvecklats till ett formellt nätverk som för kvinnors talan på lokal, regional och internationell nivå. KWN representerar 158 medlemsorganisationer, vilka inkluderar kvinnoorganisationer från alla etniska grupper från hela Kosovo, och är en ledande aktör från civilsamhället i Kosovo och regionen. Den föreslagna insatsen kommer att bidra till jämställdhet på ett övergripande plan i Kosovo, särskilt som stöd bland annat för instrument och lagar som CEDAW (kommittén för avskaffande av diskriminering av kvinnor); strafflagen; lagen om skydd mot diskriminering; lagen om lokalt självstyre; Kosovo Program on Gender Equality (KPGE); den nationella strategin för skydd mot våld i hemmet och handlingsplan 2016-2020 (och dess uppföljare); samt regeringens strategi för samarbete med civilsamhället 2019-2023. Mer specifikt kommer insatsen att bidra till KPGE:s strategiska mål 2.2: "Att skapa en gynnsam miljö för förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter", som "syftar till att bidra till främjandet av jämställdhet genom att lyfta den grundläggande rätten till obegränsade möjligheter att förverkliga flickors och kvinnors potential, eliminering av diskriminerande beteenden baserade på kön, etnicitet, ålder och förmåga samt skapande av politik som stöder och främjar lika deltagande av marginaliserade grupper.” Även om insatsen inte är sammankopplad med en specifik aktivitet inom KPGE, kommer den också att bidra till "eliminering av diskriminerande beteenden" genom att strategiska interventioner, samt genom att ge KWN-medlemmar möjlighet att agera på lokal nivå, med stöd av KWF Insatsen kommer att bidra till FN: s globala mål 5 ”uppnå jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt” (delmål 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5 och 5.6), och initiativ som tas av mottagare av stöd från KWF kommer också bidra till andra globala mål, baserat på behov som identifieras lokalt. Sidas medel för insatsen uppgår till 808 400 SEK och organisationens egenfinansiering är cirka 51 600 SEK (5 000 euro). Resterande 7 miljoner SEK (700 000 euro) finansieras av Österrikes biståndsmyndighet ADA. Cirka 3 miljoner SEK (318 700 euro) av budgeten kommer att vidareförmedlas till medlemsorganisationer i KWN. The long-term objective of this intervention is improved gender equality in Kosovo, where women and men are more equal and have more equal opportunities for education, employment, political participation, healthcare and a life without violence. As a result of this intervention the partner organization will achieve to: 1) strengthened feminist movement in Kosovo, the region and beyond; 2) women will have improved access to healthcare; 3) it will improve response to gender-based violence in Kosovo; and 4) it will improve access to education that challenges existing gender norms and power relations. Additionally, with this support, Kosovo Women´s Network will increase the capacities of womens organizations for gender-mainstreaming actions; and it will support public officials, women, girls and men to be better informed of womens right to healthcare and violations of their rights. Therefore, KWN and its members will be more engaged in advocating access to education that transforms traditional gender roles in society. Sweden Kosovo Women's Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kosovo Women's Network 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -16312 0 -16312 -16312 Kosovo Women's Network -16311.54 Kosovo Women's Network Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14885 Sweden The initiative aims at continuing developing Sida's communication on results of Swedish development assistance. It also includes the production of basic information in the form of, for example, a pocket folder and a powerpoint presentation on Sida. The material is mainly intended for the Swedish public. Insatsen syftar till fortsatt framtagande av kommunikationsprodukter för att synliggöra resultaten av svenskt bistånd. Däri ingår även framtagande av basinformation i form av exempelvis en fickfolder och en powerpoint-presentation av Sida. Materialet vänder sig i första hand till den svenska allmänheten Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-14885-14885A0101 Sweden The initiative aims at continuing developing Sida's communication on results of Swedish development assistance. It also includes the production of basic information in the form of, for example, a pocket folder and a powerpoint presentation on Sida. The material is mainly intended for the Swedish public. Insatsen syftar till fortsatt framtagande av kommunikationsprodukter för att synliggöra resultaten av svenskt bistånd. Däri ingår även framtagande av basinformation i form av exempelvis en fickfolder och en powerpoint-presentation av Sida. Materialet vänder sig i första hand till den svenska allmänheten Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Gullers Grupp AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 235615 267575 102472 36880 0 93539 31469 0 53220 0 34683 0 0 18500 132426 503190 Gullers Grupp AB 31468.75 Gullers Grupp AB 18500 Gullers Grupp AB 53220 Gullers Grupp AB 132426.5 Gullers Grupp AB 93539.25 Gullers Grupp AB 102472 Gullers Grupp AB 34683.25 Gullers Grupp AB 36880 Gullers Grupp AB Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kännedom om politiken för global utveckling (PGU) och Agenda 2030 med de globala målen för hållbar utveckling Ökad kännedom om politiken för global utveckling (PGU) och Agenda 2030 med de globala målen för hållbar utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14885-14885A0102 Sweden The initiative aims at continuing developing Sida's communication on results of Swedish development assistance. It also includes the production of basic information in the form of, for example, a pocket folder and a powerpoint presentation on Sida. The material is mainly intended for the Swedish public. Insatsen syftar till fortsatt framtagande av kommunikationsprodukter för att synliggöra resultaten av svenskt bistånd. Däri ingår även framtagande av basinformation i form av exempelvis en fickfolder och en powerpoint-presentation av Sida. Materialet vänder sig i första hand till den svenska allmänheten Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Gullers Grupp AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 218579 81422 93335 81423 0 125244 300001 Gullers Grupp AB 93334.5 Gullers Grupp AB 125244 Gullers Grupp AB 81422.5 Gullers Grupp AB Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kännedom om politiken för global utveckling (PGU) och Agenda 2030 med de globala målen för hållbar utveckling Ökad kännedom om politiken för global utveckling (PGU) och Agenda 2030 med de globala målen för hållbar utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15000 Sweden The contribution is for one Junior Professional Officer (JPO) to be placed within the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World Bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. The contribution further aims at fulfilling the strategy for capacity development, partnerships and methods that support the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development 2018-2022. The JPO position to be funded is: 1. Associate Officer (Forest and Landscape) - Bangkok, Thailand Insatsen avser en Junior Professional Officer (JPO) tjänst som skall placeras med Food and Agricultural Organization for the United Nations (FAO). Insatsen bidrar till Sveriges åtagande att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar md och genom FN-organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN:s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runtom i världen. Insatsen bidrar även till Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022. Tjänsten som ska finansieras är 1. Associate Officer (Forest and Landscape) - Bangkok, Thailand Se bifogad arbetsbeskrivning (ToR) för mer information. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South Asia, regional Developing countries, unspecified Forestry development Forestry SE-0-SE-6-15000-15000A0101 Sweden The contribution is for one Junior Professional Officer (JPO) to be placed within the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World Bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. The contribution further aims at fulfilling the strategy for capacity development, partnerships and methods that support the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development 2018-2022. The JPO position to be funded is: 1. Associate Officer (Forest and Landscape) - Bangkok, Thailand Insatsen avser en Junior Professional Officer (JPO) tjänst som skall placeras med Food and Agricultural Organization for the United Nations (FAO). Insatsen bidrar till Sveriges åtagande att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar md och genom FN-organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN:s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runtom i världen. Insatsen bidrar även till Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022. Tjänsten som ska finansieras är 1. Associate Officer (Forest and Landscape) - Bangkok, Thailand Se bifogad arbetsbeskrivning (ToR) för mer information. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1469511 1701840 854301 0 0 854301 1701840 1469511 0 0 0 0 2128990.5 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 1896661.5 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 1469510.78 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 1701840.3999999999 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 427150.525 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 427150.525 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15000-15000A0102 Sweden The contribution is for one Junior Professional Officer (JPO) to be placed within the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World Bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. The contribution further aims at fulfilling the strategy for capacity development, partnerships and methods that support the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development 2018-2022. The JPO position to be funded is: 1. Associate Officer (Forest and Landscape) - Bangkok, Thailand Insatsen avser en Junior Professional Officer (JPO) tjänst som skall placeras med Food and Agricultural Organization for the United Nations (FAO). Insatsen bidrar till Sveriges åtagande att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar md och genom FN-organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN:s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runtom i världen. Insatsen bidrar även till Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022. Tjänsten som ska finansieras är 1. Associate Officer (Forest and Landscape) - Bangkok, Thailand Se bifogad arbetsbeskrivning (ToR) för mer information. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -348329 -348329 0 -348329 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization -348329.26 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15004 Sweden The contribution aims at removing oil from the decrepit FSO Safer in order to reduce the risk of an environmental disaster in the Red Sea. Insatsen avser att tömma FSO Safer på råolja för att minska risken för en miljökatastrof i Rödahavet. The intervention has one objective, which is to prevent a potential oil spill from the FSO Safer. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Yemen Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Conflict, Peace & Security Administrative Costs of Donors The main outcome was the transfer of oil from FSO Safer to the new vessel that has significantly reduced the risk of an environmental disaster in the Red Sea. This was achieved by the implementation of the activities 1-4 which were successful despite that the demucking of FSO Safer's tanks could not be conducted as planned. Also, the purchase of the vessel to replace FSO Safer turned out to be more expensive than predicted due to market fluctuations. This increased expenditures for phase 1 of the project leaving the final part of the project that focuses on implementing the permanent storage solution under funded. This phase was not part of the package of activities that Sweden was funding but the increased financial needs introduces challenges for the long-term sustainability of the project. It is assessed that the objectives of the activates funded by Sweden were achieved. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15004-15004A0101 Sweden The contribution aims at removing oil from the decrepit FSO Safer in order to reduce the risk of an environmental disaster in the Red Sea. Insatsen avser att tömma FSO Safer på råolja för att minska risken för en miljökatastrof i Rödahavet. The intervention has one objective, which is to prevent a potential oil spill from the FSO Safer. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 30000000 0 0 0 0 30000000 30000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 30000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Sustainable management and use of transboundary natural resources, and protection and restoration of biodiversity. Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser, och skydd och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for peaceful development, with inclusive dialogue at different levels. Förbättrade förutsättningar för en fredlig utveckling, med inkluderande dialog på olika nivåer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased capacity to provide basic public services and promote sustainable development. Ökad kapacitet att tillhandahålla grundläggande samhällstjänster och främja hållbar utveckling. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15004-15004A0201 Sweden The contribution aims at removing oil from the decrepit FSO Safer in order to reduce the risk of an environmental disaster in the Red Sea. Insatsen avser att tömma FSO Safer på råolja för att minska risken för en miljökatastrof i Rödahavet. The intervention has one objective, which is to prevent a potential oil spill from the FSO Safer. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2278 2278 2278 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 2277.6 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Sustainable management and use of transboundary natural resources, and protection and restoration of biodiversity. Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser, och skydd och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for peaceful development, with inclusive dialogue at different levels. Förbättrade förutsättningar för en fredlig utveckling, med inkluderande dialog på olika nivåer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased capacity to provide basic public services and promote sustainable development. Ökad kapacitet att tillhandahålla grundläggande samhällstjänster och främja hållbar utveckling. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15100 Sweden Rolling Audit to support Ministry with financial monitoring, procurement reviews and Support for results based managment Rolling Audit to support Ministry with financial monitoring, procurement reviews and Support for results based managment Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-15100-15100A0103 Sweden Rolling Audit to support Ministry with financial monitoring, procurement reviews and Support for results based managment Rolling Audit to support Ministry with financial monitoring, procurement reviews and Support for results based managment Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3403126 2581517 541505 0 0 0 653 306816 661829 826404 152946 0 569730 481302 1187791 561840 1235985 0 0 540852 0 0 6526148 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 152946.45 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 826404 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1187790.75 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1235984.8100000001 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 306816.28 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 661828.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 569729.87 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 561840.2 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 481302.35 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 540852.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 652.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Inclusive and gender-equal education and quality lifelong learning, focusing particularly on girls and young mothers. Inkluderande och jämställd utbildning och livslångt lärande av god kvalitet, med särskilt fokus på flickor och unga mödrar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15100-15100A0104 Sweden Rolling Audit to support Ministry with financial monitoring, procurement reviews and Support for results based managment Rolling Audit to support Ministry with financial monitoring, procurement reviews and Support for results based managment Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 288127 154274 133854 0 288127 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 133853.65 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 154273.68 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Inclusive and gender-equal education and quality lifelong learning, focusing particularly on girls and young mothers. Inkluderande och jämställd utbildning och livslångt lärande av god kvalitet, med särskilt fokus på flickor och unga mödrar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15172 Sweden The contribution aims at ensuring the availability of contraceptives at the national level and scale-up family planning and gender based violence services at the community level in Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa provinces, with a focus on vulnerable groups by reaching the furthest behind first and leaving no one behind. The contribution aims at ensuring the availability of contraceptives at the national level and scale-up family planning and gender based violence services at the community level in Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa provinces, with a focus on vulnerable groups by reaching the furthest behind first and leaving no one behind. This intervention aims at ensuring the availability of contraceptives at the national level and scale-up family planning and GBV services at the community level in Cabo Delgado, Niassa and Nampula province, with a focus on vulnerable groups including both internally displaced people and host communities, by reaching the furthest behind first and leaving no one behind. The specific objectives are as follows: Objective 1: Ensure contraceptive availability at all levels and expand the basket of contraceptive choice. Objective 2: Increase demand for, and utilization of quality sexual and reproductive health services focusing on family planning at the community level. Objective 3: Strengthen the provision of integrated SRH and GBV prevention and response services in Cabo Delgado, Niassa and Nampula Provinces, including ensuring inclusion of vulnerable populations (LGBTQN and people with disabilities). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Family planning Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health At the national level: Couple-Years of Protection (CYP) was 4,327,769 (exceeding the target of 3,399,171) The new FP2030 commitment was launched, led by the Vice Minister of the Ministry of Health in July 2022. The evaluation of the six years of implementation of Sistema de Informação de Gestão Logística das Unidades Sanitárias (SIGLUS) in Mozambique took place, with the final report presented to UNFPA and Central de Medicamentos e Artigos Médicos (CMAM). Procurement of family planning commodities started in Quarter 3 of 2021 to cover the national family planning commodities needs through a bridge funding arrangement from UNFPA HQ pending the finalisation of the contribution agreement. The Compact Agreement, which aims to have the Government of Mozambique commit to contributing a minimum of 1% of the family planning contraceptive country needs with its state budget, was signed and endorsed by the Ministry of Health, UNFPA Mozambique country office, and UNFPA HQ. Six talk shows were held addressing key Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) issues targeting young girls and other key groups (LGBTI, People with Disabilities). Nampula Province: CYP was 773,842 (exceeding the target of 583,492). 6 Coordination and support meetings for the task force on managing contraceptives and commodities were conducted. 26 health service providers were trained in warehouse management. 34 Health Providers were trained on SIGLUS (Logistics Management Information System at the Health Facility level). 30 communities were engaged to address and advocate for family planning knowledge and demand the creation of family planning through community dialogues. 39 Health Professionals receive orientation sessions on the model of care, ensuring all entry points offer family planning services and methods. 41 health providers were trained on family planning techniques (inserting and removing the implanon, postpartum IUD, etc.). 32 health professionals and elementary polyvalent agents are trained to comprehensively manage GBV cases, including mental health and psychosocial support, clinical management, legal support, and reintegration into the community. 9 Health professionals and/or GBV health focal points trained in Clinical Care for Survivors of Sexual Assault. 4 Monitoring visits on the availability of contraceptives were carried out at provincial warehouses, District satellite warehouses and Health Facilities. Cabo Delgado Province CYP was 397,034 (exceeding the target of 273,728). 2 Coordination and support meetings were conducted for the task force on managing contraceptives and commodities. 44 health service providers were trained in warehouse management. 27 Health Providers were trained on SIGLUS at the Health Facility level. 12 Health Professionals receive orientation sessions on the model of care, ensuring all entry points offer family planning services and methods. 40 Health providers trained on family planning techniques (insertion and removal of the implanon, postpartum IUD, etc.). 193 mobile brigades of timely delivery of high-quality and integrated SRH services were carried out in resettlement sites and host communities. 47 health professionals and elementary polyvalent agents are trained to comprehensively manage GBV cases, including mental health and psychosocial support, clinical management, legal support, and reintegration into the community. 38 Health professionals and/or GBV health focal points trained in Clinical Care for Survivors of Sexual Assault. 3 Monitoring visits on the availability of contraceptives were carried out at provincial warehouses, District warehouses and Health Facilities. Niassa Province CYP was 278,374 (exceeding the target of 161,099) 3 Coordination and support meetings for the task force on the management of contraceptives and commodities 23 health service providers were trained in warehouse management. 47 Health Providers were trained on SIGLUS at the Health Facility level. 50 Health Professionals receive an orientation session on the model of care, ensuring all entry points are offering family planning services and methods 16 health providers were trained on family planning techniques (insertion and removal of the implanon, postpartum IUD, etc.) 12 mobile brigades of timely delivery of high-quality and integrated SRH services were carried out in resettlement sites and host communities 54 Health professionals and Elementary Polyvalent Agents trained in the area of comprehensive management of GBV cases, including mental health and psychosocial support, clinical management, legal support and reintegration into the community 25 Health professionals and/or GBV health focal points trained in Clinical Care for Survivors of Sexual Assault 4 Monitoring visits on the availability of contraceptives were carried out at provincial warehouses, District warehouses and Health Facilities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15172-15172A0101 Sweden The contribution aims at ensuring the availability of contraceptives at the national level and scale-up family planning and gender based violence services at the community level in Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa provinces, with a focus on vulnerable groups by reaching the furthest behind first and leaving no one behind. The contribution aims at ensuring the availability of contraceptives at the national level and scale-up family planning and gender based violence services at the community level in Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa provinces, with a focus on vulnerable groups by reaching the furthest behind first and leaving no one behind. This intervention aims at ensuring the availability of contraceptives at the national level and scale-up family planning and GBV services at the community level in Cabo Delgado, Niassa and Nampula province, with a focus on vulnerable groups including both internally displaced people and host communities, by reaching the furthest behind first and leaving no one behind. The specific objectives are as follows: Objective 1: Ensure contraceptive availability at all levels and expand the basket of contraceptive choice. Objective 2: Increase demand for, and utilization of quality sexual and reproductive health services focusing on family planning at the community level. Objective 3: Strengthen the provision of integrated SRH and GBV prevention and response services in Cabo Delgado, Niassa and Nampula Provinces, including ensuring inclusion of vulnerable populations (LGBTQN and people with disabilities). Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 35000000 0 0 0 0 0 35000000 35000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 35000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Improved opportunities for girls and young women to take independent decisions regarding their sexuality and reproduction Förbättrade möjligheter för flickor och unga kvinnor att fatta självständiga beslut om sin sexualitet och reproduktion Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-15172-15172A0102 Sweden The contribution aims at ensuring the availability of contraceptives at the national level and scale-up family planning and gender based violence services at the community level in Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa provinces, with a focus on vulnerable groups by reaching the furthest behind first and leaving no one behind. The contribution aims at ensuring the availability of contraceptives at the national level and scale-up family planning and gender based violence services at the community level in Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa provinces, with a focus on vulnerable groups by reaching the furthest behind first and leaving no one behind. This intervention aims at ensuring the availability of contraceptives at the national level and scale-up family planning and GBV services at the community level in Cabo Delgado, Niassa and Nampula province, with a focus on vulnerable groups including both internally displaced people and host communities, by reaching the furthest behind first and leaving no one behind. The specific objectives are as follows: Objective 1: Ensure contraceptive availability at all levels and expand the basket of contraceptive choice. Objective 2: Increase demand for, and utilization of quality sexual and reproductive health services focusing on family planning at the community level. Objective 3: Strengthen the provision of integrated SRH and GBV prevention and response services in Cabo Delgado, Niassa and Nampula Provinces, including ensuring inclusion of vulnerable populations (LGBTQN and people with disabilities). Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 21000000 -66983 0 -66983 21000000 0 20933017 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 21000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund -66983.18 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, SRHR Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for preventing and managing crises and conflicts in a peaceful way. Stärkta förutsättningar att förebygga och hantera kriser och konflikter på fredlig väg Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15223 Sweden The Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) has been implementing the strengthening community-level governance frameworks for improved food security, climate resilience and environmental sustainability in Binga, Gutu, and Gwanda districts in Zimbabwe intervention through a 26.5 million SEK core support from Sida, October 2021-December 2024. The intervention aims at Strengthening community level governance frameworks for improved food security, climate resilience and environmental sustainability in Zimbabwe by 1) Strengthening institutional capacity of ZELA to contribute to sustainable natural resource governance and climate change resilience. ; 2) To strengthen the governance capacity of local level actors to drive sustainability of food security systems, climate resilience and natural resources management and ; 3) To strengthen the capacity of communities especially women and young people to influence the design and implementation of climate change and natural resource management policies. Through an amendment agreement to the core support with additional activities and funding of 4.5 million SEK, ZELA will continue the work started in 2021 for six months, ending 30 June 2025. The amendment was necessitated by the need to enhance sustainability of the beneficiaries in a changing climatic context as well as incorporating emerging issues such as competing land uses from enhanced critical raw material mining in Zimbabwe. The intervention’s total budget including the 4.5 million SEK added to the agreement amendment is 31 million SEK. Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) har genom kärnstöd arbetat med att stärka samhällsstyrningen på lokal nivå för ökad livsmedelssäkerhet, stärkt resiliens mot klimateffekter samt varaktigt stärka miljön i Binga, Gutu, Gwanda, and Mbire districts in Zimbabwe från oktober 2021 till december 2024. Projektet syftar till att stärka samhällsstyrningen på lokal nivå för ökad livsmedelssäkerhet, stärkt resiliens mot klimateffekter samt varaktigt stärka miljön i Binga, Gutu, Gwanda, and Mbire districts in Zimbabwe genom att 1) stärka den institutionella kapaciteten hos ZELA för att de skall kunna bidra till uthållig hantering av naturresurser och resiliens mot klimatpåverkan; 2) öka förvaltningskapaciteten hos lokala aktörer för att stärka system för ökad livsmedelsäkerhet, resiliens i klimatfrågor och hantering av naturresurser; 3) stärka lokala samhällens förmåga, särskilt bland kvinnor och ungdomar, att få inflytande över utformning och genomförande av policies för klimatfrågor och hantering av naturresurser. Genom en avtalsändring kommer ZELA att motta ytterligare 4.5 MSEK för att dels fortsätta deras arbete som startade 2021, dels för att lägga till en del aktiviteter med avslut 30 juni 2025. Avtalsändringen var nödvändig för att säkerställa hållbarheten i projektet samt förmågan hos stödmottagarna i en ändrad kontext drabbad av klimatförändringar men också växande problemet med konkurrande markanvändning från gruvsektorn. Insatsens totala budget inklusive avtalsändringen på 4.5 MSK är 31 MSEK. There are three main objectives to this intervention: Objective 1: To strengthen the governance capacity of local level actors to drive sustainability of food security systems, climate resilience and natural resources management. Objective 2: To strengthen the capacity of communities especially women and young people to influence the design and implementation of climate change and natural resource management policies. Objective 3: Strengthened institutional capacity of ZELA to contribute to sustainable natural resource governance and climate change resilience. The intervention should result in poor and marginalised communities in Binga, Gutu and Gwanda becoming more resilient to climate change, improving their sustainable management of natural resources which will enhance their food security and move them towards poverty alleviation. The intervention should also result in the strengthening of ZELA at a time when it is paramount that local CSOs are capacitated and enhanced and are sustainable to meaningfully contribute to the country's development from an environmental lens. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Outcome 1: Functional Local-Level Institutions Sustainably Managing Climate Resilience Infrastructure and Natural Resources for Improved Food Security? Transforming Irrigation Governance into Sustainable Climate-Resilient Institutions The project transformed local-level institutions (mainly irrigation schemes) in Gutu district (Ruti irrigation scheme) and Gwanda district (Silikwe, Bhopoma and Sukwe irrigation scheme), from fragile and conflict-ridden entities into functional, transparent, and productive structures.?The sustainability of climate adaptation measures was reinforced through the significant involvement and guidance of local government officials, embedding project outcomes within institutional structures for long-term impact. The irrigation schemes are now anchored on government policy and the law, as it relates to Climate Resilience infrastructure, Food security and broadly environmental sustainability. This makes it easy for the schemes to be recognised as part of the countrys agricultural architecture, ensuring continuity beyond project cycles. Government structures involvement in capacity strengthening of the irrigation schemes, made them functional in a sustainable manner, providing legitimacy, and regulatory enforcement power, and sustainability, which is essential for advancing climate change legal reforms and advocacy with evidence informed voices of irrigation schemes. Breaking the Cycle of Water Resource based Conflict: Establishing Governance and Productivity Foundations The project played a pivotal role in defending and securing water tenure rights, particularly for women and young people, who are often the most excluded from decision-making over critical water resources. By promoting and operationalising the principles of Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), the project ensured that water governance shifted toward transparency, equity, and sustainability. Women and youth were not only protected as rights-holders but empowered as active participants in planning, allocation, and oversight of water resources. This strengthened community capacity to manage competing water demands, reduced conflicts, and enhanced climate resilience across districts. The integration of IWRM principles into local water structures has laid a durable foundation for inclusive, accountable, and climate-responsive water governance that will continue to safeguard water access and livelihoods well beyond the projects lifespan. When the project began in 2022, irrigation schemes were beset by conflicts: 59% of farmers in district and 74% in Gwanda district, reported disputes and conflicts with Irrigation Management Committees (IMCs). Challenges notes as per the 2022 baseline (prior to project commencement), water conflicts, inequitable water resource access and allocation, poor financial management, political interference, and non-adherence to cropping calendars. Productivity was low, with average yields of 2 bags of maize, 11 buckets of beans, and 4 buckets of wheat per farmer per season. Women and youth, though active farmers, had limited influence in governance processes of the irrigation schemes, with communities not aware of the link between governance and improved agricultural outcomes.However, the project caused significant improvements to the situation., through investing in several capacity strengthening initiatives that empowered the irrigation scheme and the year 2022 marked the foundation stage, for realization of significant impact. The constitutions for the irrigation schemes were revised, leadership structures were reviewed, and IMCs demonstrated capacity in governance, financial management, and conflict resolution. By June 2025, 92.5% of surveyed farmers reported improved conflict management knowledge, and conflicts dropped significantly to 17% in Gutu district and 55% in Gwanda district. From Water Resource Conflict to Productivity: Governance Improvements towards food security Productivity improvements significantly strengthened food security and household resilience across the irrigation schemes. At Ruti, farmers recorded harvests of up to 600 kg of beans per farmer, equivalent to USD 540 in gross income, demonstrating how strengthened governance directly translated into increased yields and stable food supplies. These gains were not accidental; they were the outcome of clearer constitutions, equitable water distribution, and transparent leadership systems that eliminated long-standing disputes and improved coordination at plot level. "We used to quarrel over water schedules, but now with the new and revised constitution, everyone knows their role and water is shared fairly," said Tendai Mudzimu, farmer at Ruti Irrigation scheme, Gutu district. Such improvements ensured not only higher and more reliable production but also enhanced household nutrition, reduced vulnerability to climate shocks, and strengthened intergenerational well-being. Without these governance reforms, these transformative food security outcomes, including increased surplus production, improved income stability, and greater community cohesion, would not have been possible. The project testimony captures how productivity gains directly improved household resilience, reduced poverty and enhanced intergenerational well-being outcomes that would have been out of reach without stronger governance and institutional support.? Governance Gains Driving Food Security, Climate Resilience, and Institutional Accountability By 2023-2024, the impact had deepened, with improved governance came greater productivity. By the end of June 2025, farmers now harvested an average of 10 bags of 50kg maize, 30 buckets of beans, and 20 buckets of wheat per season per farmer. Before this project, I barely produced enough to feed my family. Now, with 5 bags of maize and 30 buckets of beans per season, I sell the surplus and pay school fees for my children, shared Sibongile Ndlovu, Sukwe Irrigation farmer, Gwanda district.? Transparency in management of the irrigation schemes improved, with IMCs providing regular financial updates. . The IMC now provides regular financial updates, effectively resolving financial disputes. The training on climate change has further equipped farmers to adapt and thrive. Ipaishe adds, I feel privileged to be part of this project. Ive applied what I learned to become resilient against climate shocks, and I expect a better harvest this season. Gutu RDC demonstrated leadership by passing an environmental by-law in December 2023, incorporating community recommendations such as stiffer penalties for unsustainable land practices. In Binga district, a communication platform with ZimParks was created, allowing communities to quickly report and address Human-Wildlife Conflicts (HWC), a platform that was absent prior to project commencement. "In the past, if elephants destroyed our fields, we suffered in silence. Now we call ZimParks, and they respond in no time," explained John Munsaka, farmer from Tinde ward, Binga district. The creation of such responsive systems highlights how the project shifted relationships between communities and duty-bearers from neglect to accountability in wildlife governance.?? Sustainably Managing Climate Resilience Infrastructure and Natural Resources for Improved Food Security? Sida-supported infrastructure upgrades at Ruti Irrigation, including pump house construction and electrification, transforming irrigation reliability for 247 farmers in Gutu district, and directly boosting productivity and food security capacity and possibilities for Gutu district farmers. Sida support for the major infrastructure upgrades, included guidance planning processes for the upgrade, supported by an onsite visit that was done by both Sida and ZELA officials. The upgrade, which included pump house construction and electrification at Ruti Irrigation, are envisaged to benefit the 247 farmers at Ruti Irrigation scheme. Sida support not only enhanced governance and infrastructure, but also reduced unsafe night-time irrigation, mitigating gender-based violence risks whilst at the same time increasing yields and empowering women and young farmers Farmers under the project, institutionalized sustainability through Savings and Internal Lending Committees (SILCs), pooling resources in Gutu district and Gwanda district, to maintain infrastructure and strengthen financial resilience and governance. The schemes shifted from subsistence to business-oriented enterprises, with 80% of farmers earning an average seasonal income of USD 750 compared to baseline subsistence levels. Improved irrigation functionality attracted significant external investment. Food and Agriculture Organisations (FAO's) support to Silikwe IMC and Governments planned Phase 4 expansion for Ruti irrigation scheme, signal recognition of the schemes as reliable and sustainable institutions. Over the project lifespan, irrigation schemes in Gwanda district and Gutu district, thus shifted from dysfunction to climate resilient structure. Conflicts plummeted, productivity more than doubled, women gained safer working conditions, and local authorities became more responsive. Critically, these results show a pattern of transformation that would not have occurred without the project; without Sida's support, the irrigation schemes would likely still be sites of conflict, mismanagement, and stagnation. Instead, they are now vibrant, community-led institutions driving food security, equity, and climate resilience in Zimbabwe's most vulnerable districts.? Outcome 2: Empowered Communities, Especially Women and Youth, Advocate for Inclusive Climate Change and Natural Resource Management (NRM) Policies? Gender responsive Climate Change and Natural Resource advocacy The project successed in promoting inclusive environmental and climate advocacy among target communities in Gutu district and Gwanda district, with regards to women and youth, transforming them from passive observers into active shapers of environmental governance , including climate policy and NRM policies. This shift is important because historically, rural communities have been sidelined in environmental decision-making, with their lived realities rarely informing national policies. By breaking this pattern, the project ensured that climate and natural resource governance in Zimbabwe became more inclusive and responsive, with community voices especially of poor/marginalized women and youth. Empowerment of women in IMCs became institutionalized through the project and beyond. Community monitors from Gutu district and Gwanda district reported 38 environmental cases to EMA and RDCs, who responded accordingly.? ZELA amplified womens voices nationally through the Women Ignite radio programme, positioning women as public advocates. Farmers and monitors engaged in Pre-COP 29 consultations, ensuring grassroots realities shaped national climate positions.? From knowledge acquisition to active participation in decision making Communities in Binga district and Gwanda district, moved from acquiring knowledge to actively engaging in the policy and legal discourse, influencing both local and national decision-making. Women and youth emerged as leaders, environmental conflicts declined, and grassroots voices are now embedded in Zimbabwes natural resource governance frameworks. This is significant impact, since the project took out communities from a position of being marginalized as voiceless victims of climate change and environmental mismanagement and transformed them into agents of change, capable of shaping laws, influencing policies, and safeguarding their own futures.? One community member remarked: I now understand environmental law and climate change basics better than some people who went to university, even though I never had the opportunity to pursue higher education myself Chido (Pseudo name) In 2022, capacity-building laid the foundation. ZELA empowered communities on Human and Wildlife Conflicts and Coexistence, sustainable wildlife management, environmental rights and broad Human Rights Based Approaches (HRBAs). Knowledge levels soared, with 99% retention on HWC, 88% on sustainable wildlife management, and 83% on climate change awareness, and there is evidence that the communities progressed to knowledge application in their farming conduct. These numbers matter because they demonstrate learning and readiness for communities to step into advocacy roles that were previously out of reach. Equipped with knowledge, communities began reporting offences: between JuneDecember 2022, 36 poaching cases, 68 HWC cases, and 8 problem animal incidents were reported to Binga RDC and ZimParks. At first, people laughed when I spoke about environmental laws because I am a woman. Now village heads call me to train others, and we have reduced tree cutting and veld fires, said Aganeta Maposa, Environmental Monitor, Ward 14, Gutu district, who reached 255 villagers through her own community meetings. Youths in Lubanda ward formed an Environmental Club led by young women, conducting clean-up campaigns and awareness drives targeting peers previously involved in poaching.? Community voices into policy and legal processes By 20232024, empowerment translated into advocacy capacity and action. Communities directly influenced national policies, submitting inputs into the Parks and Wildlife Amendment Bill and the framework for community conservancies. They called for community ownership of conservancies, fair compensation for HWC losses, streamlined permits, and recognition of Indigenous Knowledge Systems. This was unprecedented: rural voices shaping national legal frameworks that directly affect their livelihoods.? Our voices are finally in Parliament. We asked for compensation when elephants destroy crops, because our survival depends on it, testified Memory Dube, from Binga district, after attending the public hearings. The project connected the local to the national and even global level, a link that would not exist without Sidas support. Farmers from Gutu district and Gwanda district participated in Pre-COP 27 consultations, influencing Zimbabwes position on Loss and Damage.? Community-Led Conservation Gains: Reduced Wildlife Conflict and Rising Youth Environmental Stewardship At the community level, tangible changes emerged in poaching cases dropped from 36 in 2022 to 11 in 2023, while HWC incidents fell from 68 to 38, and problem animals from 8 to 2. Knowledge levels rose further; by December 2024, 91% of communities understood sustainable wildlife management, and 93% understood HWC. Youth-led E-Clubs expanded, leading clean-ups, tree planting, and environmental education campaigns. Through the establishment and support of 11 vibrant E-Clubs across Binga District, peer-to-peer learning and environmental stewardship were significantly advanced. These youth-driven platforms empowered learners to actively engage in environmental governance and climate justice, while spearheading clean-up campaigns, tree planting initiatives, and awareness activities on sustainable natural resource management. By embedding environmental education into school culture at institutions including Tinde High, Saba Secondary, Mupambe Secondary, Siyanzundu High, Siachilaba Secondary, Simatelele High, Manjolo High, Binga High, Lubanda Secondary, Simbala Secondary, and Chasamba Secondary school, the project fostered a generation of environmentally conscious young leaders championing collective action for a sustainable future. The Ward Environmental Management Committee in Tinde petitioned for reclassification to a high-risk HWC zone, which has been under consideration for quite some time by the Binga Environmental Management Committee, demonstrating communities agency in pursuing tangible policy benefits. These voices would still be excluded, and conflicts with wildlife would continue to devastate livelihoods unchecked in the absence of this project.? Building the Foundations for Just, Inclusive, and Climate-Smart Environmental Governance ZELA advanced environmental protection, climate resilience, and contributed to the pathway towards just energy governance by driving national and local action on water infrastructure improvements, as well as climate change mitigation and adaptation. The organisation played a pivotal role in shaping climate-responsive laws and policies, strengthening community capacity to adapt to climate shocks while influencing equitable energy transition frameworks aligned with Sida's sustainability objectives. Outcome 3: Strengthened Institutional Capacity of ZELA to contribute to Sustainable Natural Resource Governance and Climate Change Resilience? Human rights, democratic governance and accountability (including corruption reduction) Between 2021 and 2025, ZELA significantly advanced the human rights and democratic governance agenda within Zimbabwe and across the southern African region. Regionally, ZELA's leadership within SADC civil society platforms and participation in African Union policy dialogues elevated community and civil society perspectives on extractives, climate justice, and gender equality in natural resource governance ZELA played a key role in influencing SADC policy positions on critical minerals, corporate accountability, and rights-based ESG standards, aligning them with the African Mining Vision. Internationally, ZELA contributed to the Kimberley Process Civil Society Coalition (KP CSC), advocating for human rights-based diamond governance and fair benefit sharing in mineral value chains. Its active engagement with the OECD Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) platform positioned ZELA as a Southern voice advancing due diligence, labour rights, and environmental compliance in the mining sector. Through Sida's core support, ZELA significantly elevated Zimbabwe's visibility and leadership on global environmental and governance platforms. The organisation presented at the OECD Responsible Mineral Supply Chain Forum (20232024), showcasing best practices in responsible lithium and gold governance, and co-authored civil society submissions on a just energy transition for UNFCCC COP27 and COP28. ZELA also made technical contributions to the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA), COP27, and COP28, where it amplified calls for equitable climate financing and the recognition of Environmental, Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (EESCRs) as integral to climate justice. ZELA also contributed to the African Mining Vision (AMV) and SADC Green Growth dialogues, advancing gender-responsive, climate-aligned governance frameworks across the region. Sida's support was instrumental in securing ZELA's recognition to participate in the UNFCCC Climate Change Negotiations in Bonn as part of the Government of Zimbabwe delegation, where it provided legal and policy advisory input. Furthermore, ZELA's appointment to the UNFCCC constituted bodies under Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement, which governs carbon credit mechanisms, firmly positioned the organisation as a trusted technical actor, aligning Sida-funded initiatives with Zimbabwe's obligations under international climate frameworks. The organisations development of the National Gender, Climate, and Extractives Position Paper (2024) further strengthened women's policy representation in regional and international climate negotiations, including Zimbabwe's pre-COP29 submissions. Through these efforts, ZELA enhanced transparency, accountability, and gender equality in governance systems while influencing regional and global frameworks that uphold human rights, democracy, and the rule of law within extractives and climate governance spaces. Strategic Partnerships and Resource Mobilisation The landmark donor conference that was convened in 2024 at Sida, and attracted over 40 strategic partners,including donors and CSOs, led to transformative partnerships with various funding partners. A typical example is the partnership with Hivos, which is envisaged to strengthen ZELO's urban environment programme. ZELA also co-hosted a Youth Climate Change Conference together with other Civil Society actors. Through sustained engagement with government agencies (Environmental Management Agency-EMA, Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Authority-ZIMPARKS, the National Prosecuting Authority-NPA, Rural District Councils-RDCs and AGRITEX) and civil society, ZELA expanded its institutional network, strengthened consortium building, which led to or unlocked new funding opportunities, positioning the organisation as a central driver, environmental steward and champion on natural resource governance. Organisational Growth and Sustainability With Sida's strategic support, ZELA aligned its operations to the 20252029 Strategic Mandate, reinforcing accountability, impact orientation, and financial governance, building on the core support received from Sida during the 2020-2024 Strategic phase. Institutional reviews of MEAL and financial systems sharpened programmatic focus, enhanced media visibility, and improved resilience. Mid-term and annual review meetings strengthened responsiveness to emerging NRG challenges, while heightened visibility expanded opportunities for diversified funding streams, ensuring ZELAs long-term sustainability and leadership in the NRG space. The systemic migration from Special Purpose Financial Reporting (SPFR) to a new accounting system, the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) reporting, is critical to ensuring that the organisations financial reporting is transparent, consistent, and aligned with globally and nationally recognised best practices. By adhering to IFRIS, ZELA can produce credible and comparable financial statements that build trust with donors, partners, regulators, and other stakeholders. Moreover, in an increasingly regulated environment, IFRIS compliance reduces the risk of legal or audit challenges, positioning ZELa as a responsible and trustworthy steward of resources, with a sound asset base that promotes it mobility and outreach to marginalised and vulnerable communities, dedicated to advancing its mission in localised NRG The projects cornerstone lies in how it transformed ZELA into a solid, resilient, and credible institution capable of driving the natural resource governance and climate change discourse at local, national, regional, and global levels. Sida's investment in ZELA's systems, skills, and visibility ensured that the organisation could sustain impact, amplify grassroots voices, and shape policy far beyond the project sites. Without Sida's support, ZELA's work would likely have remained fragmented and under-resourced, but with Sida investment, the Organisation has become a recognised thought leader and partner of choice for both government and international actors.? In 2022, Sida investments laid the institutional foundation through comprehensive systems audits not only identified gaps, but also guided a comprehensive review of internal control systems, leading to stronger accountability and efficiency. The systems strengthening and support was not limited to accounting systems, but it it extended to programming capacity strengthening. The core support grant financed two vehicles and modern office equipment, which expanded ZELA's ability to reach remote, resource-rich but marginalised communities in Binga district , Gutu district and Gwanda district. Importantly, Sida support funded the recruitment of specialised staffing positions that included a MEAL Officer, a Grants Compliance Officer, a Data Protection Officer, ESG Officer, and a Fundraising Officer, embedding critical expertise into ZELA's structure. Unlike short-term donor-funded posts, these roles are now entrenched in ZELA's organogram and fundraising strategy, a deliberate sustainability move.? Participatory Evidence and Result-Oriented M&E of the environmental governance centred work of ZELA, facilitated for the development of sound M&E frameworks for policy and legal monitoring and review, that allow for real-time feedback and adaptation, accountability and learning, with community and multi-stakeholder. The impact assessments executed (internally and externally based), enabled timely adjustments to strategies and continuous improvement that ensured interventions were relevant and impactful.? Sida support enabled ZELA to strengthen its Strategic programme areas, with special mention of two flagship portfolios, a solid Climate Change and Energy Governance Programme management unit, and a solid Land and Natural Resources Programme with a special thematic area on Wildlife programming. These thematic anchors have provided the organisation with a platform for long-term engagement and credibility in key policy spaces.? ZELA leveraged and continues to leverage on this stronger foundation to expand influence and recognition. With a staff complement of 25 in 2023 and 42 in 2024, ZELA now had the human capital to engage at scale. Increased media visibility attracted further donor funding in climate and wildlife programming. The organisation managed to turn community-generated evidence into national advocacy products, amplifying grassroots experiences to influence reform of the Water Act and environmental policies.?ZELA's strengthened credibility led to unprecedented recognition by government institutions, for instance, the organisation was invited to contribute to the Harare City Council Climate Strategy, to lead a clause-by-clause review of Zimbabwe's Climate Change Bill, and to shape the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill consultations. It represented Zimbabwean communities at the OECD Responsible Supply Chain Forum and the Alternative Mining Indaba. ZELA promoted responsible mining, environmental stewardship, and sustainable resource management, embedding transparency, social justice, and ecological integrity into extractives governance. ZELA appointed the Legal Advisor for the Zimbabwean Elephant Management Committee by the Ministry of Environment and Parks and ZIMPARKS. The organisation was also appointed the legal technical member for the TFCAs fundraising committee for Zimbabwe and ZIMPARKS to spearhead the development of a legal and governance framework for community conservancies in Zimbabwe as well as spearhead the development of a HWC Conflict Relief Fund Policy. Contribution to legal, policy and institutional reforms on NRG At the policy and institutional level, ZELA's research and advocacy have informed several key reforms, including the Climate Change Management Bill, the Water Act Review, and the development of local environmental by-laws that integrate climate adaptation, biodiversity conservation, and gender equality into governance frameworks, Legal and Technical Influence ZELA's technical expertise shaped Harare's climate strategy and contribution to European Union (EU) wildlife projects, led to the organisation being recognised as a technical lead on climate and wildlife governance. High-level policy engagements with Harare Municipality and demand for consultancies from CSOs and development partners underscored ZELA's growing reputation as a trusted technical advisor and influential player in climate and natural resource programming nationally and regionally. Below is a tabulatation of ZELA's influence on some of the legislative developments as elaborated below: - Climate Change Management Bill? ZELA was tasked by the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife as the lead CSO expert to lead in the review of the draft Bill from the Attorney Generals office by identifying gaps, weaknesses, or provisions that may need to be revised, removed, or recast.? ZELA played a pivotal role in safeguarding environmental justice, strengthening climate governance, and ensuring that national law aligns with international best practices. This strategic engagement positioned ZELA at the centre of legislative reform, ensuring that community rights, climate resilience, and responsible natural-resource governance are embedded in Zimbabwe's emerging legal framework. - Parks and Wildlife Management Bill? ZELA participated in the public consultations for the Bill and further supported the participation of environmental monitors from Binga, Hwange, Matopo, Gokwe, Tsholotsho for the Bill. This initiative assisted in addressing constraints, legal gaps, and opportunities for sustainable conservation practices.?? ZELA strengthened national wildlife governance by ensuring that communities most affected by conservation decisions, through environmental monitors from Binga, Hwange, Matopo, Gokwe, and Tsholotsho, actively shaped the Parks and Wildlife Management Bill, amplifying voices of the marginalized and helping address long-standing governance constraints, in the advancement of more inclusive, sustainable conservation frameworks that reflect real community needs and ecological priorities. - Carbon Trading Regulations? ZELA produced an explainer of SI 48 of 2025 following its initial analysis of the repealed SI 158/2023.?ZELA significantly strengthened public understanding and transparency around Zimbabwe's emerging carbon market regulations. This intervention demystified complex legal provisions, empowered communities, civil society, and policymakers with accurate information, and contributed to more informed engagement on carbon governance. ZELA's work ensured that the transition from SI 158/2023 to SI 48/2025 did not deepen confusion, but instead enhanced accountability, clarity, and evidence-based dialogue on climate finance and carbon trading in Zimbabwe. - Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill? Zimbabwe's ambitious USD 12 billion mining target positions the sector as a major economic driver. The current mining regime requires reform to facilitate mineral value without compromising environmental integrity. During the project period, a Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill was gazetted in 2023, but the Bill lapsed when Parliament dissolved for the 2023 general elections. A new Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill was gazetted on 25 June 2025 in the Government Gazette.? ZELA played a critical role in shaping national mining governance at a pivotal moment, ensuring that ongoing reforms to the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill aligned with principles of environmental protection, accountability, and community benefits, as Zimbabwe's mining sector grows, laying a sound foundation for continued advocacy for a more transparent, equitable, and environmentally responsible mining regime, that protects marginalised communities and ecosystems while supporting national economic ambitions. - Accession to the 1992 Water Convention and the 1997 Watercourses Convention? Zimbabwe initiated accession to the 1992 Water Convention and the 1997 Watercourses Convention. ZELA participated in national workshop on the accession highlighting alignment of domestic laws with treaties, investment in groundwater, gender and social inclusion, and strengthened information management at transboundary levels, which were crucial to the project goal.? ZELA advanced critical issues of alignment of domestic water laws with international standards, investment in groundwater management, gender and social inclusion, and improved transboundary information system, thereby influencing a pathway to more equitable, sustainable, and climate-resilient water governance, directly advancing the projects goals. - Evidence generation and Thought Leadership on Climate and Natural Resource Governance Through evidence-based advocacy and community-led interventions, ZELA strengthened the sustainable management of natural resources and biodiversity conservation. Its work enhanced accountability in land, water, and forestry governance, directly contributing to the Objective 2 under Sweden's bilateral strategy to Zimbabwe (2022-2026) on environmental sustainability and the responsible use of natural resources, ensuring that ecosystems are managed transparently and inclusively for long-term community benefit. ZELA produced cutting-edge research on carbon credits and showcased its influence at platforms such as the Africa Voluntary Carbon Market Forum and SADC Industrialisation Week. ZELA led the clause-by-clause review of the Climate Change Bill on behalf of the Ministry of Environment and provided technical expertise to the Ministry of Mines on the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill. These interventions cemented ZELA's role as a thought leader and legal reform champion, shaping policy and practice in Zimbabwe and beyond. ZELA is recognised as an expert by organisations such as BIOHUB and CIRAD. Most notably, ZELA was appointed by ZIMPARKS and the Ministry of Environment as the Legal Advisor for the Zimbabwean Elephant Management Committee and as the legal technical member of the TFCA (Transfrontier Conservation Area) Fundraising Committee for Zimbabwe. These roles signalled that ZELA had become a trusted advisor on some of the countrys most sensitive and strategic governance issues and structures.? In 2025, ZELA has been consolidating its role as a national and global thought leader. ZELA, at the request of ZIMPARKS, spearheaded the development of a governance framework for community conservancies, made input to the Human-Wildlife Conflict Relief Fund Policy, and contributed to the drafting of Zimbabwes Wildlife Policy.? The achievements of ZELA were backed by formalised partnerships for the sustainability of partnerships beyond the project period. Remarkably, ZELA signed Memoranda of Understanding with ZIMPARKS, the National Prosecuting Authority, Zimbabwe Republic Police CID Minerals Flora and Fauna Unit, the International Foundation for Animal Welfare (IFAW), Zimbabwe Women in Conservation Association, International Animal Advocates, and the Wildlife Conservation Association. These MoUs institutionalised collaboration, ensuring that ZELA's influence was not ad hoc but part of formal governance frameworks.? The Sida support enabled ZELA to operationalise policies that reinforced resilience internally, such as the Working from Home Policy introduced during COVID-19 disruptions. This flexible adaptation proved critical in maintaining productivity while positioning ZELA as a modern and resilient employer.? The broader impact of the organisations institutional strengthening has been profound. Sida transformed ZELA from a strong implementer into a strategic convener, technical advisor, and empowered policy influencer. ZELA's ability to turn community-generated evidence into policy influence is now unmatched. Farmers and environmental monitors reports are feeding directly into legislative reforms such as the Climate Change Bill and Water Act. The organisations role in pushing for the establishment of Environmental Courts demonstrates how it is shaping long-term accountability structures in the country.? ZELA has become an indispensable actor in Zimbabwe's governance architecture, trusted by communities, civic actors, the government and the donor world, respected by international organisations, with a deep grounding in global climate processes. Sida's deliberate investment in both systems and programmes ensured ZELA's sustainability. To date, specialised staff, thematic programmes, and partnerships are fully institutionalised, guaranteeing that the impact of this project will continue beyond Sidas direct support.? Through Sida's grant, ZELA was also able to extend institutional support to the?Africa Institute of Environmental Law (AIEL), a regional think tank established by ZELA that operates across Southern Africa. Sida's support strengthened AIEL's capacity to deliver high-quality research, policy analysis, and advocacy on critical issues such as climate governance, environmental justice, and natural resource management. With this backing, AIEL has grown in visibility and credibility, positioning itself as a?thought leader in the region?and a go-to think tank when it comes to environmental law and natural resources governance, leading to it being a trusted partner for governments, civil society, and international platforms.? The project demonstrated a clear incremental impact trajectory from 2022 and 2025. Irrigation schemes evolved from conflict-ridden to productive, transparent institutions, and whilst they were getting transformed, ZELA was also learning, adapting and renewing its delivery approaches and strategies. Communities, women, and youth moved from knowledge acquisition to policy influence and measurable reductions in resource-based conflicts, whilst ZELA grew from an implementer to a nationally recognised, a regionally recognised policy and legal influencer. The evidence speaks volumes, and by coupling local institution-building with community empowerment and institutional strengthening, Sida enabled sustainable outcomes on security, climate resilience and environmental sustainability in Binga district, Gutu district, and Gwanda district, that will outlive the project phase. This integrated model strengthened governance, empowered communities, and capacitated institutions, offering a replicable blueprint for advancing climate resilience and natural resource governance in Zimbabwe and broadly the African region, in applicable contexts. Through Sida's support, "ZELA has become a voice not just for communities, but with communities, in shaping laws that affect their daily lives," remarked Mutuso Dhliwayo, Executive Director of ZELA.? - Influence on responsible economic development through strengthened private sector engagement In relation to the mining sector, ZELA's advocacy for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) compliance and its partnerships with mining stakeholders, including the Chamber of Mines, drove adoption of responsible business practices among at least 10 companies, aligning corporate behaviour with Economic, Environmental, Social and Cultural Rights (EESCRs). ZELA also advanced responsible economic development by promoting inclusive governance and accountability within agricultural value chains. Through targeted training on grievance redress mechanisms, ZELA capacitated the Ruti Irrigation Management Committee (IMC) to expand its existing disciplinary committee into a fully functional Grievance Redress Committee, enabling it to address not only internal disputes but also grievances from external stakeholders and third parties. This transformation strengthened transparency, social accountability, and trust between farmers, local institutions, and private partners. Building on this success, ZELA facilitated knowledge exchange between the Ruti Irrigation Scheme and Green Fuel, one of Zimbabwe's leading private sector actors in the bio-energy sector. Inspired by Ruti's inclusive governance model, Green Fuel expressed commitment to expand its operational scope beyond Manicaland, contingent on funding availability, to replicate sustainable agricultural practices in other regions. This engagement demonstrates how ZELA's facilitation of equitable partnerships can leverage private sector investment toward socially responsible, inclusive, and environmentally sustainable economic growth. - Building Robust Institutions for Responsible and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) -Aligned Mining ZELA advanced ESG and environmental safeguards with a base of over 200 artisanal and small-scale miners empowered by ZELA on ESG standards, occupational safety, and responsible sourcing. The organisation commissioned an ESG Scoping Study under the project, focused on critical minerals, specifically lithium, gold, and granite, to strengthen corporate accountability and sustainable mining practices. The study provided a comprehensive analysis of the sectors challenges and opportunities, highlighting persistent issues such as environmental degradation, social inequities, and governance weaknesses, and underscored the urgent need for reform through ethical and sustainable procurement. Key findings emphasized the importance of integrating materiality into ESG frameworks to better address stakeholder needs and enhance transparency in reporting. The study recommended modernising and enforcing regulatory frameworks, building institutional capacity, and fostering multi-stakeholder collaboration among mining companies, government bodies (including the Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency), civil society, and local communities. These recommendations will continue to be taken into account in ZELA's advocacy work beyond the project phase, to ensure that there is responsible and sustainable mining, in line with regional and international good practices. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15223-15223A0101 Sweden The Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) has been implementing the strengthening community-level governance frameworks for improved food security, climate resilience and environmental sustainability in Binga, Gutu, and Gwanda districts in Zimbabwe intervention through a 26.5 million SEK core support from Sida, October 2021-December 2024. The intervention aims at Strengthening community level governance frameworks for improved food security, climate resilience and environmental sustainability in Zimbabwe by 1) Strengthening institutional capacity of ZELA to contribute to sustainable natural resource governance and climate change resilience. ; 2) To strengthen the governance capacity of local level actors to drive sustainability of food security systems, climate resilience and natural resources management and ; 3) To strengthen the capacity of communities especially women and young people to influence the design and implementation of climate change and natural resource management policies. Through an amendment agreement to the core support with additional activities and funding of 4.5 million SEK, ZELA will continue the work started in 2021 for six months, ending 30 June 2025. The amendment was necessitated by the need to enhance sustainability of the beneficiaries in a changing climatic context as well as incorporating emerging issues such as competing land uses from enhanced critical raw material mining in Zimbabwe. The intervention’s total budget including the 4.5 million SEK added to the agreement amendment is 31 million SEK. Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) har genom kärnstöd arbetat med att stärka samhällsstyrningen på lokal nivå för ökad livsmedelssäkerhet, stärkt resiliens mot klimateffekter samt varaktigt stärka miljön i Binga, Gutu, Gwanda, and Mbire districts in Zimbabwe från oktober 2021 till december 2024. Projektet syftar till att stärka samhällsstyrningen på lokal nivå för ökad livsmedelssäkerhet, stärkt resiliens mot klimateffekter samt varaktigt stärka miljön i Binga, Gutu, Gwanda, and Mbire districts in Zimbabwe genom att 1) stärka den institutionella kapaciteten hos ZELA för att de skall kunna bidra till uthållig hantering av naturresurser och resiliens mot klimatpåverkan; 2) öka förvaltningskapaciteten hos lokala aktörer för att stärka system för ökad livsmedelsäkerhet, resiliens i klimatfrågor och hantering av naturresurser; 3) stärka lokala samhällens förmåga, särskilt bland kvinnor och ungdomar, att få inflytande över utformning och genomförande av policies för klimatfrågor och hantering av naturresurser. Genom en avtalsändring kommer ZELA att motta ytterligare 4.5 MSEK för att dels fortsätta deras arbete som startade 2021, dels för att lägga till en del aktiviteter med avslut 30 juni 2025. Avtalsändringen var nödvändig för att säkerställa hållbarheten i projektet samt förmågan hos stödmottagarna i en ändrad kontext drabbad av klimatförändringar men också växande problemet med konkurrande markanvändning från gruvsektorn. Insatsens totala budget inklusive avtalsändringen på 4.5 MSK är 31 MSEK. There are three main objectives to this intervention: Objective 1: To strengthen the governance capacity of local level actors to drive sustainability of food security systems, climate resilience and natural resources management. Objective 2: To strengthen the capacity of communities especially women and young people to influence the design and implementation of climate change and natural resource management policies. Objective 3: Strengthened institutional capacity of ZELA to contribute to sustainable natural resource governance and climate change resilience. The intervention should result in poor and marginalised communities in Binga, Gutu and Gwanda becoming more resilient to climate change, improving their sustainable management of natural resources which will enhance their food security and move them towards poverty alleviation. The intervention should also result in the strengthening of ZELA at a time when it is paramount that local CSOs are capacitated and enhanced and are sustainable to meaningfully contribute to the country's development from an environmental lens. Sweden ZELA/Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ZELA/Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 10000000 ZELA/Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association 10000000 ZELA/Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Increased capacity of civil society and independent media to carry out their democratic and investigative functions Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved opportunities for sustainable livelihoods, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions, especially for women and young people. Förbättrade möjligheter till en hållbar försörjning, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15223-15223A0102 Sweden The Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) has been implementing the strengthening community-level governance frameworks for improved food security, climate resilience and environmental sustainability in Binga, Gutu, and Gwanda districts in Zimbabwe intervention through a 26.5 million SEK core support from Sida, October 2021-December 2024. The intervention aims at Strengthening community level governance frameworks for improved food security, climate resilience and environmental sustainability in Zimbabwe by 1) Strengthening institutional capacity of ZELA to contribute to sustainable natural resource governance and climate change resilience. ; 2) To strengthen the governance capacity of local level actors to drive sustainability of food security systems, climate resilience and natural resources management and ; 3) To strengthen the capacity of communities especially women and young people to influence the design and implementation of climate change and natural resource management policies. Through an amendment agreement to the core support with additional activities and funding of 4.5 million SEK, ZELA will continue the work started in 2021 for six months, ending 30 June 2025. The amendment was necessitated by the need to enhance sustainability of the beneficiaries in a changing climatic context as well as incorporating emerging issues such as competing land uses from enhanced critical raw material mining in Zimbabwe. The intervention’s total budget including the 4.5 million SEK added to the agreement amendment is 31 million SEK. Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) har genom kärnstöd arbetat med att stärka samhällsstyrningen på lokal nivå för ökad livsmedelssäkerhet, stärkt resiliens mot klimateffekter samt varaktigt stärka miljön i Binga, Gutu, Gwanda, and Mbire districts in Zimbabwe från oktober 2021 till december 2024. Projektet syftar till att stärka samhällsstyrningen på lokal nivå för ökad livsmedelssäkerhet, stärkt resiliens mot klimateffekter samt varaktigt stärka miljön i Binga, Gutu, Gwanda, and Mbire districts in Zimbabwe genom att 1) stärka den institutionella kapaciteten hos ZELA för att de skall kunna bidra till uthållig hantering av naturresurser och resiliens mot klimatpåverkan; 2) öka förvaltningskapaciteten hos lokala aktörer för att stärka system för ökad livsmedelsäkerhet, resiliens i klimatfrågor och hantering av naturresurser; 3) stärka lokala samhällens förmåga, särskilt bland kvinnor och ungdomar, att få inflytande över utformning och genomförande av policies för klimatfrågor och hantering av naturresurser. Genom en avtalsändring kommer ZELA att motta ytterligare 4.5 MSEK för att dels fortsätta deras arbete som startade 2021, dels för att lägga till en del aktiviteter med avslut 30 juni 2025. Avtalsändringen var nödvändig för att säkerställa hållbarheten i projektet samt förmågan hos stödmottagarna i en ändrad kontext drabbad av klimatförändringar men också växande problemet med konkurrande markanvändning från gruvsektorn. Insatsens totala budget inklusive avtalsändringen på 4.5 MSK är 31 MSEK. There are three main objectives to this intervention: Objective 1: To strengthen the governance capacity of local level actors to drive sustainability of food security systems, climate resilience and natural resources management. Objective 2: To strengthen the capacity of communities especially women and young people to influence the design and implementation of climate change and natural resource management policies. Objective 3: Strengthened institutional capacity of ZELA to contribute to sustainable natural resource governance and climate change resilience. The intervention should result in poor and marginalised communities in Binga, Gutu and Gwanda becoming more resilient to climate change, improving their sustainable management of natural resources which will enhance their food security and move them towards poverty alleviation. The intervention should also result in the strengthening of ZELA at a time when it is paramount that local CSOs are capacitated and enhanced and are sustainable to meaningfully contribute to the country's development from an environmental lens. Sweden ZELA/Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ZELA/Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 5000000 9000000 -89104 0 0 0 5000000 0 4500000 7000000 -89104 0 0 0 4500000 20910896 ZELA/Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association 7000000 ZELA/Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association 5000000 ZELA/Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association 4500000 ZELA/Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association 4500000 ZELA/Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association -89104.01 ZELA/Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and rule of law, including decreased corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, inclusive of protection, conservation and restauration of biological diversity Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved ability to adaption and strengthened resilience to climate changes and environmental and natural disasters, and increased access to renewable energy and improved energy efficiency Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer, samt ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15321 Sweden The Partnership for Women, Child and Adolescents' Health, PMNCH is the world's largest international partnership aimed at improving maternal, child and adolescents' health in the world. Partnerskapet för kvinnors-, barns- och ungdomshälsa, PMNCH är världens största internationella partnerskap som syftar till att förbättra mödra-, barn och ungdomshälsan i världen. Maternal, newborn and child health: to drive down preventable morbidity and mortality, including stillbirths, by advocating vigorously for the inclusion of essential MNCH services in costed country benefits packages, as measured by the maternal mortality ratio (SDG 3.1.1), under-5 mortality rate (SDG 3.2.1), neonatal mortality rate (SDG 3.2.2), and Stillbirth rate (GS 3.2); Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR): to uphold essential SRHR interventions and ensure continuous progress on financing and equitable access to comprehensive SRHR packages, as measured by the adolescent birth rate (SDG 3.7.2), number of new HIV infections (SDG 3.3.1), and adolescent fertility rate (GAMA); Adolescent health and well-being: to advance the health and well-being of adolescents by engaging, aligning and capacitating partners around the Adolescent Well-Being Framework and related policies and actions, as measured by the above indicators and also the adolescent mortality rate (GS 3.4) and suicide mortality rate (SDG 3.4.2). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Kenya Liberia Malawi Nigeria Sierra Leone Senegal Tanzania, United Republic of South Africa Zambia Developing countries, unspecified Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health PMNCH developed a new strategy for increasing national advocacy and accountability for commitments to Women Children and Adolescents (WCA). The strategy will support the leadership of partners in a prioritized set of countries (30 countries by 2025) in developing joint advocacy action plans, drawing on regional and global tools, platforms and resources. These efforts will be supported by PMNCH through the creation of: • country-based Digital Advocacy Hubs, enabling all partners including youth groups, NGOs, the private sector and health professionals to meet, plan and share experiences and knowledge in real-time; • a first-ever digital compendium of existing commitments on WCAH to help partners target their advocacy efforts, including in areas where too few commitments exist, such as adolescent well-being (AWB); and • a new Accountability Portal to be hosted on www.pmnch.org, with a continually updated set of carefully curated resources (including country data, profiles, reports and dashboards) to support country partners in their advocacy and accountability efforts. PMNCH launched the Global Leaders Network which will include10 heads of states under the leadership of President Cyril Ramaphosa as chair of the network. PMNCH and partners developed a "decade" edition of Born Too Soon, which with new data, evidence and country learnings provides a clear pathway for action on pre-term birth, the number one cause of death of children under five around the world. Another highlight in 2022 was inclusion of agreed language on the centrality of the well-being of adolescents and youth to achieving the SDG Goals. PMNCH supported Members States involved in negotiating and adopting the UN Third Committee resolution by providing suggested language and evidence to support the inclusion of adolescent and youth well-being in the resolution. In follow up, the Director General of WHO sent a high-level memo to the eight WHO Regional Directors, copied to country representatives offices, to inform them about the Global Forum for Adolescents in 2023 and urging them to support commitment mobilization for AWB as part of the VNR process. In 2022, PMNCH digital communications efforts generated 17.6 million impressions through various social media channels. The PMNCH audience base grew steadily, with Twitter registering 9%, Facebook 12% and LinkedIn 60% growth in followers respectively. Additionally, 205,000 users visited pmnch.org in 2022, generating 329,000 page views. PMNCH media products, including opinion-editorials, commentaries, press releases and interviews were picked up by media outlets 398 times. The 398 media hits generated a cumulative estimated potential media reach of 6.9 billion. This metric means that the estimated sum of potential media consumers exposed to PMNCH media products based on media outlet self-reports reached 6.9 billion in 2022 Advocacy Highlights: PMNCH called for sustained and uninterrupted access to essential healthcare and services and the delivery of humanitarian assitance in Ukraine and other crises. Making sure women, children and adolescents needs are prioritized in crises and created communication assets to amplify these messages. They also co-authored a commentary in the BMJ about the vulnerability of WCA in conflict settings and the importance of protecting health workers trying to address their needs. PMNCH, as a long-standing partner of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), played an active role in the 144th IPU Assembly. PMNCH contributed with a keynote presentation on WCAs lived experiences during the Forum of Women Parliamentarians, as well as the Advisory Group on Health. The PMNCH delegation also held bilateral meetings with speakers and parliamentarians from more than 26 countries on prioritizing WCAH and ensuring commitments made are implemented. PMNCH hosted an ECOSOC side event with WHO, the World Food Programme and other UN agencies, including UN Women, UNAIDS, UNESCO, UNFPA, UNICEF and the UN Major Group for Children and Youth, to make the case for greater commitment to adolescents and the integration of adolescent wellbeing programming into national and subnational development plans. PMNCH, through its Board Chair Helen Clark,issued a statement on the repeal of Roe vs. Wade and called for the protection of women's and girls' SRHR. Helen Clark warned that the effect of the repeal would extend well beyond US borders with women in poor and marginalized communities likely to be the hardest hit. PMNCH organized a range of events and advocacy opportunities during 2022, including at the - Berlin World Health Summit: launch of Protect the Promise, the 2022 progress report on the Global Strategy; an official session on ensuring access to SRHR services as part of UHC and resilient health systems; supported a side event on equity in immunization and vaccine development which focused on zero dose children. - ICFP: convened young people from around the world to share experiences, challenges and aspirations around SRHR, and a sequel to the PMNCH Accountability breakfast responding to the urgent need to secure commitments and action for ASRHR - COP27: co-organized a session on the impacts of climate change on women's health at the WHO Health Pavillion - A number of online webinars and workshops in the area of SRMNCAH. - In October 2022, the 1.8 Billion campaign was officially launched with a curtain raiser online event and the launch of the #1point8 website and What Young People Want initiative PMNCH have also curated a number of resources under the workstream 'knowledge synthesis'. These include: - Toolkit on SRHR in pandemic preparedness and response an a video promoting Covid-19 vaccination to pregnant women - Global Summary report based on findings of a series of consultations on programming to promote adolescent wellbeing, and collaborated on the BMJ adolescent wellbeng collection (16 papers and commentaries coordinated by PMNCH). - Practical guidance resource for operationalizing meaningful adolescent and youth engagement (MAYE) - Protect the Promise is a joint report by WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA, PMNCH and Countdown to 2030, supported by the UN Secretary-General and UN Secretary-Generals Global Advocate for Every Woman Every Child. PMNCH's Partner Engagement workstream: - At a multi-stakeholder level, PMNCH participated in the country consultations coordinated by Civil Society Engagement Mechanism for UHC2030 as part of the State of UHC commitment review process. More than 100 PMNCH partners in Malawi, Liberia and Ghana participated in these consultations - As part of the Voluntary National Review (VNR) processes for the SDGs, PMNCH participated in two capacity building activities: a VNR Lab on Sustainable Development Goal 3 and a VNR 2023 virtual knowledge exchange organized by UN DESA, sharing information on the MAYE knowledge toolkit. PMNCH Support to Youth-led Grassroots Organizations PMNCH provides support to 11 youth-led organizations at country level to implement the Advocating for Change for Adolescents Toolkit. This includes advocating for the adoption of the Adolescent Well-being Framework in national programmes and the implementation of the Call to Action for Adolescents. Since August 2022, these organizations have received capacity building support to empower them as mobilizers of the "What young people want" chatbot and gather 50,000 responses in their respective countries. PMNCH has supported the facilitation of this partner engagement through making knowledge resources available and providing some financial resources as part of the services delivery contract. PMNCH's engagement with the private sector One of PMNCH's consituencies is the Private Sector Constituency comprised by 83 private sector actors such as pharamaceutical companies, biotech and biomedical companies, as well as companies such as Phillips. The sector were quite engaged in the adolescent campaign and Summit and came out with an Action Plan for Private sector action for adolescents in January 2024. Results for 2023: Membership application increased by 50% in 2023. At the end of 2023 there were 1461 members representing a 39% increase since January of 2020. Adolescent Wellbeing: The Global Forum for Adolescents (GFA) was held from 11-12 October 2023 as the worlds largest online gathering for adolescent well-being (AWB) in response to the current situation which sees more young people (aged 10-24) than at any other time in world history. During PMNCH's 1.8 Billion Young People for Change campaign that took place in 2023, 1.5 million young people from 90 countries expressed what they most want for their well-being. This informed the very first Agenda for Action for Adolescents and resulted in 36 commitments (18 Member States, two regional bodies (the African Union and European Union), 13 philanthropic and other funding organizations, and three non-state actors including non-governmental organizations, inter-governmental organizations and health-care professional associations) that now provide a roadmap for increased financing and improved policies and programs for Adolescent Wellbeing (AWB). The Agenda highlights seven priorities for urgent action and a path forward for governments in partnership with stakeholders from all other sectors. Eight knowledge products were launched at the GFA to expand the evidence-based work on adolescent well-being. Maternal, Newborn and Child Health PMNCH's report on prematurity and integrated maternal and newborn care (Born too soon; decade of action on preterm birth), published in May 2023 together with more than 70 partners from 46 countries, sets an ambitious agenda to address the causes of preterm birth, reduce the burden and advocate for high-quality care so that women and babies can survive and thrive, wherever they are. The report had the highest reach of any PMNCH knowledge product with 1.3 million poeple over social media, and media coverage generated an estimated potential reach of almost 3.5 billion people. PMNCH continues to engage high-level champions and in 2023 they published two op-eds: - "Millions of women are still at risk of dying during pregnancy and childbirth" in The Telegraph by Rt Hon. Helen Clark and Dr Adhanom Ghebreyesus Tedros, Director-General of the World Health Organization in April 2023, - "Why are 7 out of 10 maternal deaths still taking place in Africa?" signed by President Ramaphosa and published by Thomson Reuters in May 2023 Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights PMNCH held bilateral meetings with heads of government and over 30 ministers at key global and regional policy events such as the World Health Assembly (WHA), G20 Ministerial meetings, Women Deliver and the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), among others. PMNCH also participated in two Inter-parliamentary Union assemblies, including bilateral meetings with more than 40 national speakers and members of parliament. In May of 2023, PMNCH facilitated partners work through the coordination and publication of Why sexual and reproductive health and rights are essential for Universal Health Coverage. This was used extensively by partners to advocate for strong SRHR and UHC language in the UHC Political Declaration. Note: Sida was one of the main authors of this paper and the key driver behind PMNCH's role in highlighting SRHR in UHC in the lead up to the HLM on UHC. A PMNCH consensus statement: Call to G7 to prioritize SRHR in UHC. Global Leaders Network & Political Leadership The establishment of the Global Leaders Network (GLN) continues. It is the first and only Southern-led global health diplomacy initiative to support the attainment of the SDGs related to women, children and adolescents. PMNCH continued with their Lives in a Balance series and hosted an in-person event on the side-lines of WHA 2023. In total in 2023, PMNCH produced nine flagship events and supported 19 partner events of strategic importance. All events provided opportunities to amplify PMNCHs advocacy asks and influence decisions in line with its three thematic priorities (MNCH, AWB, SRHR). In addition, 190 partner events were amplified on the Events Hub. Partner Engagement Digital advocacy hubs were launched in 2023, envisioned to become th world's most comprehensive digital advocacy platform for WCAH. The hubs provide a resource-rich platform for interactive engagement throughout the WCAH community. An Android and iOS app now makes partner collaboration even easier. Collaborative advocacy action planst (CAAPs) build or strengthen existing platforms where they exist and ensure inclusive and meaningful participation, engagement and decision-making to advance the implementation of national commitments for WCAH by ensuring that existing commitments are followed up and new commitments are mobilized. By the end of 2023, CAAPs were initiated by a broad spectrum of partners in 11 countries including Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Kenya, Liberia, Malawi, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia. Evolving results for 2024: PMNCH launched their global investment case for adolescent wellbeing at the side-lines of UNGA making a very strong case for action by showcasing the glaring costs of inaction at 4.1 trillion USD annually. Three country-investment cases are underway, the India case launched in July, the Colombia case study is planned to be launched during the ministerial conference on VAC in Colombia this year and South Africa's investment case is underway. The PMNCH is strengthening its position as a key player in mobilising high-level political will and interest and works with several countries' heads of state or ministers. PMNCH has successfully worked for countries to commit to increased investments in maternal health and SRHR and highlight the work on these areas in international processes such as Voluntary National Reviews (VNR), global and regional initiatives such as the African Union Campaign on Accelerated Reduction on Maternal Mortality and the Global Financing Facility, among others. PMNCH has over the past year played an increasingly critical role in the SRHR space, being a coordinating force and providing a platform for honest, tough and respectful conversations between partners and stakeholders in the area of SRMNCAH (Sexual and Reproductive Maternal Newborn Child and Adolescent Health). PMNCH's efforts to bring together the SRHR Advocacy Coalition and creating a very meaningful space for partners to come together, their work to promote and create spaces for south-based leadership, and the efforts to really get the country advocacy action coalitions off the ground have been commendable and important achievements. PMNCH's solid work with partners and health ministries at country level ahead of the adoption of the resolution focusing on maternal health during the WHA 2024. The PMNCH played an important role in ensuring the inclusion of SRHR in the resolution and continues to be a key player in holding signatory countries accountable to operationalize it at country level as well. This is where PMNCH's country-focus coalitions come into the picture and although in 2024 they were in the start-up phase, they seem to have started in 10 countries and are working to ensure the operationalization of international commitments at the national level. These coalitions coordinate through a digital platform provided by PMNCH and call Digital Advocacy Hubs. PMNCH also facilitates learning between countries. In 2024, they published various "op-eds" and other opinion-forming publications to highlight issues of maternal health and SRHR. PMNCH has also produced several important publications together with partners to support advocacy work with evidence. PMNCH works to increase private sector engagement, collaboration and funding for SRHR and young people's well-being and in 2024 launched a toolbox for private actors to engage in young people's well-being. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15321-15321A0101 Sweden The Partnership for Women, Child and Adolescents' Health, PMNCH is the world's largest international partnership aimed at improving maternal, child and adolescents' health in the world. Partnerskapet för kvinnors-, barns- och ungdomshälsa, PMNCH är världens största internationella partnerskap som syftar till att förbättra mödra-, barn och ungdomshälsan i världen. Maternal, newborn and child health: to drive down preventable morbidity and mortality, including stillbirths, by advocating vigorously for the inclusion of essential MNCH services in costed country benefits packages, as measured by the maternal mortality ratio (SDG 3.1.1), under-5 mortality rate (SDG 3.2.1), neonatal mortality rate (SDG 3.2.2), and Stillbirth rate (GS 3.2); Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR): to uphold essential SRHR interventions and ensure continuous progress on financing and equitable access to comprehensive SRHR packages, as measured by the adolescent birth rate (SDG 3.7.2), number of new HIV infections (SDG 3.3.1), and adolescent fertility rate (GAMA); Adolescent health and well-being: to advance the health and well-being of adolescents by engaging, aligning and capacitating partners around the Adolescent Well-Being Framework and related policies and actions, as measured by the above indicators and also the adolescent mortality rate (GS 3.4) and suicide mortality rate (SDG 3.4.2). Sweden WHO/World Health Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WHO/World Health Organization 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.c - Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States. 3.c - Väsentligt stärka finansieringen av hälso- och sjukvården liksom insatserna för att rekrytera, utveckla, utbilda och behålla hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal i utvecklingsländerna, särskilt i de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 1900000 4000000 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 4000000 0 1900000 9900000 WHO/World Health Organization 4000000 WHO/World Health Organization 1900000 WHO/World Health Organization 4000000 WHO/World Health Organization Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened and sustainable good quality health systems Stärkta och hållbara system av god kvalitet för hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights and freedom from gender-based violence Förbättrad tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive frihet från könsrelaterat våld Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to promote healthier lives Stärkt kapacitet att främja mer hälsosamma liv Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-15321-15321A0102 Sweden The Partnership for Women, Child and Adolescents' Health, PMNCH is the world's largest international partnership aimed at improving maternal, child and adolescents' health in the world. Partnerskapet för kvinnors-, barns- och ungdomshälsa, PMNCH är världens största internationella partnerskap som syftar till att förbättra mödra-, barn och ungdomshälsan i världen. Maternal, newborn and child health: to drive down preventable morbidity and mortality, including stillbirths, by advocating vigorously for the inclusion of essential MNCH services in costed country benefits packages, as measured by the maternal mortality ratio (SDG 3.1.1), under-5 mortality rate (SDG 3.2.1), neonatal mortality rate (SDG 3.2.2), and Stillbirth rate (GS 3.2); Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR): to uphold essential SRHR interventions and ensure continuous progress on financing and equitable access to comprehensive SRHR packages, as measured by the adolescent birth rate (SDG 3.7.2), number of new HIV infections (SDG 3.3.1), and adolescent fertility rate (GAMA); Adolescent health and well-being: to advance the health and well-being of adolescents by engaging, aligning and capacitating partners around the Adolescent Well-Being Framework and related policies and actions, as measured by the above indicators and also the adolescent mortality rate (GS 3.4) and suicide mortality rate (SDG 3.4.2). Sweden WHO/World Health Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WHO/World Health Organization 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.c - Väsentligt stärka finansieringen av hälso- och sjukvården liksom insatserna för att rekrytera, utveckla, utbilda och behålla hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal i utvecklingsländerna, särskilt i de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 3.c - Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 6100000 0 6100000 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 3050000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 3050000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization 305000 WHO/World Health Organization Health and SRHR 2025-2029 Hälsa samt SRHR 2025-2029 Greater enjoyment of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökat åtnjutande av sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-15330 Sweden Mozaik Lonac Pro – Collective Impact for Youth is a project that enables mass participation of young women and men across the country in development of more perspective local communities for all, through building skills, creating (self) employment and improving living conditions of citizens. To achieve this ambitious objective, and work toward sustainable systemic solution, we will take comprehensive three level approach: a)Establishing strong and lasting partnering with local municipalities; b)Strengthening the ecosystem for entrepreneurship and philanthropy; c)Providing meaningful and tailor-made support to young activists and entrepreneurs. Mozaik Lonac Pro – Collective Impact for Youth är ett projekt som möjliggör massdeltagande av unga kvinnor och män över hela landet i utvecklingen av lokala samhällen med mer perspektiv för alla, genom att bygga färdigheter, skapa (egen) sysselsättning och förbättra medborgarnas levnadsvillkor. För att uppnå detta ambitiösa mål och arbeta mot en hållbar systemlösning kommer vi att ta ett övergripande tillvägagångssätt på tre nivåer: a) Etablera starka och varaktiga partnerskap med lokala kommuner; b) Att stärka ekosystemet för entreprenörskap och filantropi; c) Ge meningsfullt och skräddarsytt stöd till unga aktivister och entreprenörer. The overall objective during the intervention of 3 years id to strengthen sustainable, country-wide, multi-stakeholder and value -driven ecosystem that provides ongoing and tailor-made opportunities for any young women and men, regardless of their identities or location in succeeding in the social and/or economic sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The impact and goal of the intervention will be achieved through three outcomes whereby each outcome has further outputs and respective activities aimed at meeting the overall objective. Three listed outcomes are as follows: 1) strong and lasting partnerships with the local authorities established that directly influence use of available public resources to provide support to young female and male entrepreneurs. 2) Strong ecosystem for start up entrepreneurship and philanthropy is established within the community Lonac.pro with partnerships that create various opportunities for professional success of young women and men. 3) To design and deliver meaningful and tailor-made opportunities for young female and male entrepreneurs to start their own sustainable micro-businesses. More specifically, expected results such as creation of 300 jobs, implementation of 300 community projects aimed at improving local communities, successful disbursement of grants to facilitate establishment and growth of micro-business, building sustainable relationships with local authorities, building capacities of young women and men to further develop in social and economic realm of the society contribute to an objective of reaching sustainable systematic solution. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Employment creation Other Social Infrastructure & Services Over the three-year intervention period (March 2022April 2025), the project has generated significant social, economic, and institutional impacts that extend beyond its original scope. The initiative successfully built a nationwide, multi-stakeholder youth ecosystem that links municipalities, an online platform (Rolify formally known as Lonac.Pro), YouthBank participatory grantmaking, Startup Studios, mentors, and private-sector partners. These components worked together to create opportunities for youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, and community-led development. It includes initiatives such as Startup development through workshops like Startup Navigator., Social innovation via events, interviews, and opportunities., YouthBank activities, which fund youth-led community projects. It also provides as a networking hub for young professionals, NGOs, and entrepreneurs. The results are notable both quantitatively and qualitatively. By June 2025, Rolify had 111,983 registered users, with 49,867 joining during the Sida-supported period. The platform facilitated 1,683 published opportunities, representing a total estimated value of approximately 4.1 million BAM. YouthBank boards implemented 305 youth-led community projects with municipal co-financing, mobilizing over 1.77 million BAM41 percent higher than originally targeted. Importantly, 24 municipalities have now created a dedicated YouthBank budget line, an important step toward long-term institutional sustainability. The project also created a strong pipeline of youth entrepreneurship. A total of 231 microbusinesses were supported, including 192 newly launched ventures and 39 that scaled through growth grants and technical assistance. These microbusinesses achieved a high survival rate of around 87 percent and contributed to the creation of 244 jobs, 118 of which are held by women. This takes into account duration of the project however the earlier interventions served as a strong foundation to achieve these results. In addition to these expected outcomes, the program produced several unexpected impacts. Municipal contributions significantly overshot initial projections, indicating stronger-than-anticipated buy-in from local governments. Rolify underwent a strategic pivot from a general networking platform to a skills-first system with modular learning and verification features, which accelerated employer alignment and improved user retention. The program also had to adapt to local political cycles and youth migration, which created operational challenges but ultimately led to the development of stronger onboarding systems and institutional memory tools. * In this case onbaording is a tailored approach to guide users through creating a profile, joining groups, applying for opportunities or accessing learning resources. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15330-15330A0101 Sweden Mozaik Lonac Pro – Collective Impact for Youth is a project that enables mass participation of young women and men across the country in development of more perspective local communities for all, through building skills, creating (self) employment and improving living conditions of citizens. To achieve this ambitious objective, and work toward sustainable systemic solution, we will take comprehensive three level approach: a)Establishing strong and lasting partnering with local municipalities; b)Strengthening the ecosystem for entrepreneurship and philanthropy; c)Providing meaningful and tailor-made support to young activists and entrepreneurs. Mozaik Lonac Pro – Collective Impact for Youth är ett projekt som möjliggör massdeltagande av unga kvinnor och män över hela landet i utvecklingen av lokala samhällen med mer perspektiv för alla, genom att bygga färdigheter, skapa (egen) sysselsättning och förbättra medborgarnas levnadsvillkor. För att uppnå detta ambitiösa mål och arbeta mot en hållbar systemlösning kommer vi att ta ett övergripande tillvägagångssätt på tre nivåer: a) Etablera starka och varaktiga partnerskap med lokala kommuner; b) Att stärka ekosystemet för entreprenörskap och filantropi; c) Ge meningsfullt och skräddarsytt stöd till unga aktivister och entreprenörer. The overall objective during the intervention of 3 years id to strengthen sustainable, country-wide, multi-stakeholder and value -driven ecosystem that provides ongoing and tailor-made opportunities for any young women and men, regardless of their identities or location in succeeding in the social and/or economic sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The impact and goal of the intervention will be achieved through three outcomes whereby each outcome has further outputs and respective activities aimed at meeting the overall objective. Three listed outcomes are as follows: 1) strong and lasting partnerships with the local authorities established that directly influence use of available public resources to provide support to young female and male entrepreneurs. 2) Strong ecosystem for start up entrepreneurship and philanthropy is established within the community Lonac.pro with partnerships that create various opportunities for professional success of young women and men. 3) To design and deliver meaningful and tailor-made opportunities for young female and male entrepreneurs to start their own sustainable micro-businesses. More specifically, expected results such as creation of 300 jobs, implementation of 300 community projects aimed at improving local communities, successful disbursement of grants to facilitate establishment and growth of micro-business, building sustainable relationships with local authorities, building capacities of young women and men to further develop in social and economic realm of the society contribute to an objective of reaching sustainable systematic solution. Sweden Foundation Mozaik Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Foundation Mozaik 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5300000 5100000 5060000 0 5100000 0 0 5300000 0 0 5060000 0 15460000 Foundation Mozaik 5300000 Foundation Mozaik 5100000 Foundation Mozaik 5060000 Foundation Mozaik Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15330-15330A0102 Sweden Mozaik Lonac Pro – Collective Impact for Youth is a project that enables mass participation of young women and men across the country in development of more perspective local communities for all, through building skills, creating (self) employment and improving living conditions of citizens. To achieve this ambitious objective, and work toward sustainable systemic solution, we will take comprehensive three level approach: a)Establishing strong and lasting partnering with local municipalities; b)Strengthening the ecosystem for entrepreneurship and philanthropy; c)Providing meaningful and tailor-made support to young activists and entrepreneurs. Mozaik Lonac Pro – Collective Impact for Youth är ett projekt som möjliggör massdeltagande av unga kvinnor och män över hela landet i utvecklingen av lokala samhällen med mer perspektiv för alla, genom att bygga färdigheter, skapa (egen) sysselsättning och förbättra medborgarnas levnadsvillkor. För att uppnå detta ambitiösa mål och arbeta mot en hållbar systemlösning kommer vi att ta ett övergripande tillvägagångssätt på tre nivåer: a) Etablera starka och varaktiga partnerskap med lokala kommuner; b) Att stärka ekosystemet för entreprenörskap och filantropi; c) Ge meningsfullt och skräddarsytt stöd till unga aktivister och entreprenörer. The overall objective during the intervention of 3 years id to strengthen sustainable, country-wide, multi-stakeholder and value -driven ecosystem that provides ongoing and tailor-made opportunities for any young women and men, regardless of their identities or location in succeeding in the social and/or economic sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The impact and goal of the intervention will be achieved through three outcomes whereby each outcome has further outputs and respective activities aimed at meeting the overall objective. Three listed outcomes are as follows: 1) strong and lasting partnerships with the local authorities established that directly influence use of available public resources to provide support to young female and male entrepreneurs. 2) Strong ecosystem for start up entrepreneurship and philanthropy is established within the community Lonac.pro with partnerships that create various opportunities for professional success of young women and men. 3) To design and deliver meaningful and tailor-made opportunities for young female and male entrepreneurs to start their own sustainable micro-businesses. More specifically, expected results such as creation of 300 jobs, implementation of 300 community projects aimed at improving local communities, successful disbursement of grants to facilitate establishment and growth of micro-business, building sustainable relationships with local authorities, building capacities of young women and men to further develop in social and economic realm of the society contribute to an objective of reaching sustainable systematic solution. Sweden Foundation Mozaik Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Foundation Mozaik 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 250000 250000 0 0 250000 Foundation Mozaik 250000 Foundation Mozaik Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15520 Sweden The overall objectives of the Core Activities are: - Contribute significantly to shaping decarbonization policies, supporting the transformation of key sectors through the promotion of innovations and deployment of appropriate technologies. - Climate policies are a high priority of the state, climate action is embedded in all national policies, and the climate goals of the "National Determined Contributions" are achieved. - Legal and practical socio-ecological protection and restoration of at least 3 rivers in the country and their promotion as "axes" of local sustainable development. - Support the establishment of an effective mechanism for the protection of nature, ecosystems, wildlife and their habitats by advocating and educating on the best practices and policies for the management and financing of protected areas. - Create allies and share knowledge with organizations, citizens and communities so that they actively participate in the decision-making processes in the field of the environment. - Eko-svest is a strong, stable and professional organization that is continuously funded and has functional mechanisms and systems for successful implementation of the Strategy. De övergripande målen för kärnaktiviteterna är: - Bidra avsevärt till att utforma en minskning av koldioxidutsläppen, stödja omvandlingen av nyckelsektorer genom att främja innovationer och använda lämplig teknik. - Klimatpolitiken är en hög prioritet för staten, klimatåtgärder är inbäddade i all nationell politik och klimatmålen i de "nationellt fastställda bidragen" uppnås. - Rättsligt och praktiskt socioekologiskt skydd och restaurering av minst tre floder i landet och deras marknadsföring som "axlar" för lokal hållbar utveckling. - Stödja inrättandet av en effektiv mekanism för att skydda naturen, ekosystemen, djurlivet och deras livsmiljöer genom att förespråka och utbilda om bästa praxis och policyer för förvaltning och finansiering av skyddade områden. - Skapa allierade och dela kunskap med organisationer, medborgare och samhällen så att de aktivt deltar i beslutsprocesserna inom miljöområdet. - Eko-svest är en stark, stabil och professionell organisation som kontinuerligt finansieras och har fungerande mekanismer och system för ett framgångsrikt genomförande av strategin. The overall objectives of the Core Support to CSO Eko-svest 2025-2028 are: - Contribute significantly to shaping decarbonization policies, supporting the transformation of key sectors through the promotion of innovations and deployment of appropriate technologies. - Climate policies are a high priority of the state, climate action is embedded in all national policies, and the climate goals of the "National Determined Contributions" are achieved. - Legal and practical socio-ecological protection and restoration of at least 3 rivers in the country and their promotion as "axes" of local sustainable development. - Support the establishment of an effective mechanism for the protection of nature, ecosystems, wildlife and their habitats by advocating and educating on the best practices and policies for the management and financing of protected areas. - Create allies and share knowledge with organizations, citizens and communities so that they actively participate in the decision-making processes in the field of the environment. - Eko-svest is a strong, stable and professional organization that is continuously funded and has functional mechanisms and systems for successful implementation of the Strategy. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection The core support to Eko-svest was signed in July 2025 and it is early to report results at this point. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15520-15520A0101 Sweden The overall objectives of the Core Activities are: - Contribute significantly to shaping decarbonization policies, supporting the transformation of key sectors through the promotion of innovations and deployment of appropriate technologies. - Climate policies are a high priority of the state, climate action is embedded in all national policies, and the climate goals of the "National Determined Contributions" are achieved. - Legal and practical socio-ecological protection and restoration of at least 3 rivers in the country and their promotion as "axes" of local sustainable development. - Support the establishment of an effective mechanism for the protection of nature, ecosystems, wildlife and their habitats by advocating and educating on the best practices and policies for the management and financing of protected areas. - Create allies and share knowledge with organizations, citizens and communities so that they actively participate in the decision-making processes in the field of the environment. - Eko-svest is a strong, stable and professional organization that is continuously funded and has functional mechanisms and systems for successful implementation of the Strategy. De övergripande målen för kärnaktiviteterna är: - Bidra avsevärt till att utforma en minskning av koldioxidutsläppen, stödja omvandlingen av nyckelsektorer genom att främja innovationer och använda lämplig teknik. - Klimatpolitiken är en hög prioritet för staten, klimatåtgärder är inbäddade i all nationell politik och klimatmålen i de "nationellt fastställda bidragen" uppnås. - Rättsligt och praktiskt socioekologiskt skydd och restaurering av minst tre floder i landet och deras marknadsföring som "axlar" för lokal hållbar utveckling. - Stödja inrättandet av en effektiv mekanism för att skydda naturen, ekosystemen, djurlivet och deras livsmiljöer genom att förespråka och utbilda om bästa praxis och policyer för förvaltning och finansiering av skyddade områden. - Skapa allierade och dela kunskap med organisationer, medborgare och samhällen så att de aktivt deltar i beslutsprocesserna inom miljöområdet. - Eko-svest är en stark, stabil och professionell organisation som kontinuerligt finansieras och har fungerande mekanismer och system för ett framgångsrikt genomförande av strategin. The overall objectives of the Core Support to CSO Eko-svest 2025-2028 are: - Contribute significantly to shaping decarbonization policies, supporting the transformation of key sectors through the promotion of innovations and deployment of appropriate technologies. - Climate policies are a high priority of the state, climate action is embedded in all national policies, and the climate goals of the "National Determined Contributions" are achieved. - Legal and practical socio-ecological protection and restoration of at least 3 rivers in the country and their promotion as "axes" of local sustainable development. - Support the establishment of an effective mechanism for the protection of nature, ecosystems, wildlife and their habitats by advocating and educating on the best practices and policies for the management and financing of protected areas. - Create allies and share knowledge with organizations, citizens and communities so that they actively participate in the decision-making processes in the field of the environment. - Eko-svest is a strong, stable and professional organization that is continuously funded and has functional mechanisms and systems for successful implementation of the Strategy. Sweden Eko-svest Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Eko-svest 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0.0000000002 0 0 0 -0.0000000002 0 0 0 0 3400000 0 0.0000000001 3400000 Eko-svest 3400000 Eko-svest Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15520-15520A0102 Sweden The overall objectives of the Core Activities are: - Contribute significantly to shaping decarbonization policies, supporting the transformation of key sectors through the promotion of innovations and deployment of appropriate technologies. - Climate policies are a high priority of the state, climate action is embedded in all national policies, and the climate goals of the "National Determined Contributions" are achieved. - Legal and practical socio-ecological protection and restoration of at least 3 rivers in the country and their promotion as "axes" of local sustainable development. - Support the establishment of an effective mechanism for the protection of nature, ecosystems, wildlife and their habitats by advocating and educating on the best practices and policies for the management and financing of protected areas. - Create allies and share knowledge with organizations, citizens and communities so that they actively participate in the decision-making processes in the field of the environment. - Eko-svest is a strong, stable and professional organization that is continuously funded and has functional mechanisms and systems for successful implementation of the Strategy. De övergripande målen för kärnaktiviteterna är: - Bidra avsevärt till att utforma en minskning av koldioxidutsläppen, stödja omvandlingen av nyckelsektorer genom att främja innovationer och använda lämplig teknik. - Klimatpolitiken är en hög prioritet för staten, klimatåtgärder är inbäddade i all nationell politik och klimatmålen i de "nationellt fastställda bidragen" uppnås. - Rättsligt och praktiskt socioekologiskt skydd och restaurering av minst tre floder i landet och deras marknadsföring som "axlar" för lokal hållbar utveckling. - Stödja inrättandet av en effektiv mekanism för att skydda naturen, ekosystemen, djurlivet och deras livsmiljöer genom att förespråka och utbilda om bästa praxis och policyer för förvaltning och finansiering av skyddade områden. - Skapa allierade och dela kunskap med organisationer, medborgare och samhällen så att de aktivt deltar i beslutsprocesserna inom miljöområdet. - Eko-svest är en stark, stabil och professionell organisation som kontinuerligt finansieras och har fungerande mekanismer och system för ett framgångsrikt genomförande av strategin. The overall objectives of the Core Support to CSO Eko-svest 2025-2028 are: - Contribute significantly to shaping decarbonization policies, supporting the transformation of key sectors through the promotion of innovations and deployment of appropriate technologies. - Climate policies are a high priority of the state, climate action is embedded in all national policies, and the climate goals of the "National Determined Contributions" are achieved. - Legal and practical socio-ecological protection and restoration of at least 3 rivers in the country and their promotion as "axes" of local sustainable development. - Support the establishment of an effective mechanism for the protection of nature, ecosystems, wildlife and their habitats by advocating and educating on the best practices and policies for the management and financing of protected areas. - Create allies and share knowledge with organizations, citizens and communities so that they actively participate in the decision-making processes in the field of the environment. - Eko-svest is a strong, stable and professional organization that is continuously funded and has functional mechanisms and systems for successful implementation of the Strategy. Sweden Eko-svest Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Eko-svest 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 4000000 1200000 3000000 1500000 0 0 1200000 1000000 0 2500000 9200000 Eko-svest 2500000 Eko-svest Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened economic development through job creation and trade Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling genom jobbskapande och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15525 Sweden EMR is a network consisting of approx. 70 member organsiation from the HR-movement in Europe and MENA. The aim of the program is to improve and advance the respect for human rights and democratic principles in the MENA region through networking, advocacy, documentation and supporting capacity building of civil society organisations working on human rights, at the local and regional level. Gender equality is placed as a significant objective because one of EMR´s five organizational/strategic objectives is gender equality, in addition, gender is mainstreamed in the other programs. The program will be implemented between 2023-2027, with a total budget of 70 MSEK. EMR är ett nätverk bestående av ett 70-tal medlemsorganisationer från MR-rörelsen i Europa och MENA. Syftet med programmet är att förbättra och främja respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratiska principer i MENA-regionen genom nätverkande, påverkansarbete, dokumentation och stöd till kapacitetsuppbyggnad av civilsamhällesorganisationer som arbetar med mänskliga rättigheter, på lokal och regional nivå. Jämställdhetsmarkören är signifikativ då ett av deras mål/program är jämställdhet, vidare är jämställdhet en integrerad approach. Programmet kommer att genomföras mellan 2023-2027, med en total budget om 70 MSEK. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Algeria Tunisia North of Sahara, regional Middle East, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-15525-15525A0101 Sweden EMR is a network consisting of approx. 70 member organsiation from the HR-movement in Europe and MENA. The aim of the program is to improve and advance the respect for human rights and democratic principles in the MENA region through networking, advocacy, documentation and supporting capacity building of civil society organisations working on human rights, at the local and regional level. Gender equality is placed as a significant objective because one of EMR´s five organizational/strategic objectives is gender equality, in addition, gender is mainstreamed in the other programs. The program will be implemented between 2023-2027, with a total budget of 70 MSEK. EMR är ett nätverk bestående av ett 70-tal medlemsorganisationer från MR-rörelsen i Europa och MENA. Syftet med programmet är att förbättra och främja respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratiska principer i MENA-regionen genom nätverkande, påverkansarbete, dokumentation och stöd till kapacitetsuppbyggnad av civilsamhällesorganisationer som arbetar med mänskliga rättigheter, på lokal och regional nivå. Jämställdhetsmarkören är signifikativ då ett av deras mål/program är jämställdhet, vidare är jämställdhet en integrerad approach. Programmet kommer att genomföras mellan 2023-2027, med en total budget om 70 MSEK. Sweden EMHRN/EuroMed Rights, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EMHRN/EuroMed Rights, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 9000000 0 0 0 0 9000000 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 24000000 EMHRN/EuroMed Rights, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network 15000000 EMHRN/EuroMed Rights, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network 9000000 EMHRN/EuroMed Rights, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Strengthened capacity of institutions, civil society and the media with a view to promoting democratic development, increased respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt kapacitet hos institutioner, civilsamhälle och media i syfte att främja demokratisk utveckling, samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck A more gender-equal society, with a focus on the empowerment, participation and influence of women and girls. Ett mer jämställt samhälle med fokus på kvinnors och flickors egenmakt, deltagande och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-15525-15525A0102 Sweden EMR is a network consisting of approx. 70 member organsiation from the HR-movement in Europe and MENA. The aim of the program is to improve and advance the respect for human rights and democratic principles in the MENA region through networking, advocacy, documentation and supporting capacity building of civil society organisations working on human rights, at the local and regional level. Gender equality is placed as a significant objective because one of EMR´s five organizational/strategic objectives is gender equality, in addition, gender is mainstreamed in the other programs. The program will be implemented between 2023-2027, with a total budget of 70 MSEK. EMR är ett nätverk bestående av ett 70-tal medlemsorganisationer från MR-rörelsen i Europa och MENA. Syftet med programmet är att förbättra och främja respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratiska principer i MENA-regionen genom nätverkande, påverkansarbete, dokumentation och stöd till kapacitetsuppbyggnad av civilsamhällesorganisationer som arbetar med mänskliga rättigheter, på lokal och regional nivå. Jämställdhetsmarkören är signifikativ då ett av deras mål/program är jämställdhet, vidare är jämställdhet en integrerad approach. Programmet kommer att genomföras mellan 2023-2027, med en total budget om 70 MSEK. Sweden EMHRN/EuroMed Rights, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EMHRN/EuroMed Rights, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 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Stärkt kapacitet hos människorättsförsvarare, civilsamhälle och media i syfte att främja demokratisk utveckling samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened gender equality and enhanced conditions to promote women’s and girls’ rights and freedoms, empowerment and influence. Stärkt jämställdhet och stärkta förutsättningar att främja kvinnors och flickors fri- och rättigheter egenmakt och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced capacity to manage migration, focusing on counteracting irregular migration, strengthening asylum management and combating migrant smuggling and human trafficking. Stärkt kapacitet att hantera migration, med fokus på att motverka irreguljär migration, stärka asylhantering och bekämpa migrantsmuggling och människohandel. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-15526 Sweden EMHRF’s aim is to protect and strengthen the human rights agency through promoting and defending respect for human rights in the MENA region. Support to women activities is a priority in EMHRFs work in general, in addition Sida has made a specific cost extension where funding of women’s actors is the purpose and target, why the marker was changed to significant. Implementation is conducted between 2023-2026, through a core support with a total budget of 53 MSEK. EMHRFs mål är att att främja och försvara respekten för mänskliga rättigheter i MENA-regionen. Stöd till kvinnliga aktörer är en prioritet i EMHRF:s arbete generellt, dessutom har Sida gjort ett särskilt kostnadstillägg under avtalsperioden där stöd till kvinnliga aktörer är syftet och målet (med tillägget), varför markören ändrades till Signifikant. Implementering pågår mellan 2023-2026, genom ett kärnstöd med en total budget om 53 MSEK. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Algeria Jordan Lebanon Libya Syrian Arab Republic Tunisia Middle East, regional North of Sahara, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-15526-15526A0101 Sweden EMHRF’s aim is to protect and strengthen the human rights agency through promoting and defending respect for human rights in the MENA region. Support to women activities is a priority in EMHRFs work in general, in addition Sida has made a specific cost extension where funding of women’s actors is the purpose and target, why the marker was changed to significant. Implementation is conducted between 2023-2026, through a core support with a total budget of 53 MSEK. EMHRFs mål är att att främja och försvara respekten för mänskliga rättigheter i MENA-regionen. Stöd till kvinnliga aktörer är en prioritet i EMHRF:s arbete generellt, dessutom har Sida gjort ett särskilt kostnadstillägg under avtalsperioden där stöd till kvinnliga aktörer är syftet och målet (med tillägget), varför markören ändrades till Signifikant. Implementering pågår mellan 2023-2026, genom ett kärnstöd med en total budget om 53 MSEK. Sweden EMHRF/Euro-Mediterranean Foundation of Support to Human Rights Defenders Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EMHRF/Euro-Mediterranean Foundation of Support to Human Rights Defenders 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18000000 4500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 18000000 0 0 0 4500000 22500000 EMHRF/Euro-Mediterranean Foundation of Support to Human Rights Defenders 18000000 EMHRF/Euro-Mediterranean Foundation of Support to Human Rights Defenders 4500000 EMHRF/Euro-Mediterranean Foundation of Support to Human Rights Defenders Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Strengthened capacity of institutions, civil society and the media with a view to promoting democratic development, increased respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt kapacitet hos institutioner, civilsamhälle och media i syfte att främja demokratisk utveckling, samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck A more gender-equal society, with a focus on the empowerment, participation and influence of women and girls. Ett mer jämställt samhälle med fokus på kvinnors och flickors egenmakt, deltagande och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-15526-15526A0102 Sweden EMHRF’s aim is to protect and strengthen the human rights agency through promoting and defending respect for human rights in the MENA region. Support to women activities is a priority in EMHRFs work in general, in addition Sida has made a specific cost extension where funding of women’s actors is the purpose and target, why the marker was changed to significant. Implementation is conducted between 2023-2026, through a core support with a total budget of 53 MSEK. EMHRFs mål är att att främja och försvara respekten för mänskliga rättigheter i MENA-regionen. Stöd till kvinnliga aktörer är en prioritet i EMHRF:s arbete generellt, dessutom har Sida gjort ett särskilt kostnadstillägg under avtalsperioden där stöd till kvinnliga aktörer är syftet och målet (med tillägget), varför markören ändrades till Signifikant. Implementering pågår mellan 2023-2026, genom ett kärnstöd med en total budget om 53 MSEK. Sweden EMHRF/Euro-Mediterranean Foundation of Support to Human Rights Defenders Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EMHRF/Euro-Mediterranean Foundation of Support to Human Rights Defenders 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 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Stärkt kapacitet hos människorättsförsvarare, civilsamhälle och media i syfte att främja demokratisk utveckling samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened gender equality and enhanced conditions to promote women’s and girls’ rights and freedoms, empowerment and influence. Stärkt jämställdhet och stärkta förutsättningar att främja kvinnors och flickors fri- och rättigheter egenmakt och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-15560 Sweden RESLOG 2 (Resilience in Local Governance 2) is a local governance project to be implemented in Lebanon and Turkey with funding from the Regional Strategy for the Syrian crisis. RESLOG 2 is planned for an implementation period of 32 months, with a planned starting date in May 2022, and a budget of SEK 80 000 000 incl. of VAT. The geographical scope is similar to the previous phase RESLOG 1 with key partners being Unions of Municipalities and its members in Akkar governorate in Lebanon and in Marmara and Cukorova in Turkey RESLOG 2 (Resilience in Local Governance 2) är ett lokalt styrningsprojekt som ska implementeras i Libanon och Turkiet med finansiering från den Regionala Strategin för Syrienkrisen. RESLOG 2 är planerad för en implementeringsperiod på 32 månader, med planerat startdatum i maj 2022, och en budget på 80 000 000 SEK inkl. moms. Den geografiska omfattningen liknar den tidigare fasen RESLOG 1, med nyckelpartners som kommunförbund och deras medlemmar i Akkar guvernement i Libanon, och i Marmara och Cukorova i Turkiet The impact goal of RESLOG 2 was defined as: Selected municipalities in Akkar, Lebanon and in Türkiye have become more resilient through strengthened municipal governance, including improved abilities to provide more equal access to services, livelihood opportunities and means for peaceful co-habitation to women and men from Syrian refugee and local communities. The three overall outcomes contributing to the impact goal were: 1) Strengthen provision of municipal services and peaceful cohabitation through fostering of active citizenship; 2) More decent and greener local livelihood opportunities for women and men in refugee and local communities; 3) Turkish local government actors have become more systematic and effective in contributing to migration policy matters of concern (only Türkiye). The three outcomes were further operationalised through six intermediate outcomes. A component was added in 2023 (Agreement Amendment no. 3). The objective of the component was to strengthen the ability of Turkish municipalities to take a leading role in the reconstruction work on a local level, following the devastating earthquakes in Türkiye in February 2023. A new component was also added in late 2024, expanding the Crisis Management units to more Unions of Municipalities, and accordingly extending the project for four months. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Lebanon Turkey Local government administration Government & Civil Society-general RESLOG 2 has contributed to increased capacity to create a more sustainable situation for refugees and host communities in Lebanon and Türkiye. In both countries, municipalities and unions of municipalities partnering with SALAR have shown increased capacity for data collection, which has been used for analyses leading to evidence based planning and decision making. Below are some examples of activities and results in the two countries. In Türkiye, there has been a capacity development process focused on how to handle socio-economic data within migration planning, including how to mainstream gender perspectives. Turkish municipalities that participated in the capacity development process subsequently used this for example to identify how refugee women and girls could be more fully included in the services offered at municipal level. During the course of the contribution, tools such as "migration master plans" were introduced. Migration master plans have according to SALAR's final report continued to be used by many of the Turkish municipalities and contributes to migration related objectives being included in the municipalities' strategic plans. For example, in Mersin, SALAR supported a broadened municipal migration planning process which included Syrian and Turkish civil society organisations. SALAR assessed that this had positive effects on social cohesion. During 2025, RESLOG supported capacity development for Syrian civil society organisations, through which the organisations gained increased understanding of Turkish municipalities and how they cooperate with civil society. Through RESLOG 2, SALAR saw increased cooperation between Turkish municipalities and Syrian civil society organisations. This made it easier for Turkish municipalities to reach Syrian inhabitants. SALAR assesses that RESLOG 2 has contributed to increased dialogue on migration both between municipalities and unions of municipalities in Türkiye, and with central authorities. An annual forum was created through which national and local authorities can meet to discuss migration issues. When the Union of Municipalities of Türkiye (UMT) held its first council meeting after the local elections in 2025, the new leader of UMT conveyed proposals from a policy paper on migration which had been developed within the framework of RESLOG 2, and these proposals subsequently received attention on a national level. In Lebanon, participating municipalities have gained new tools to analyse needs and implement efficient planning. More specifically, such tools are related to digitalisation, a GIS-system, the collections of socio-economic data and capacity development regarding gender related analysis. A concrete example of results was seen when two unions of municipalities received a request for information about the needs of winterization support for Syrian households in 2024. The union of municipalities that participated in RESLOG 2 could share relevant and gender disaggregated data within 24 hours. Meanwhile, the non-participating union of municipalities needed two weeks to provide the corresponding information. A further positive development is that in 2025, some of the Lebanese municipalities conducted an updated data collection exercise which included new GIS maps and satellite images. As a result of this, 69 municipalities in North Lebanon got access to a digital data package which can form a foundation for the planning of policies and concrete measures. Furthermore, within the framework of RESLOG 2, municipalities have also established units for crisis management called "First Response Teams". These include both men and women, Lebanese and Syrians, and have contributed to social cohesion within the municipalities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15560-15560A0101 Sweden RESLOG 2 (Resilience in Local Governance 2) is a local governance project to be implemented in Lebanon and Turkey with funding from the Regional Strategy for the Syrian crisis. RESLOG 2 is planned for an implementation period of 32 months, with a planned starting date in May 2022, and a budget of SEK 80 000 000 incl. of VAT. The geographical scope is similar to the previous phase RESLOG 1 with key partners being Unions of Municipalities and its members in Akkar governorate in Lebanon and in Marmara and Cukorova in Turkey RESLOG 2 (Resilience in Local Governance 2) är ett lokalt styrningsprojekt som ska implementeras i Libanon och Turkiet med finansiering från den Regionala Strategin för Syrienkrisen. RESLOG 2 är planerad för en implementeringsperiod på 32 månader, med planerat startdatum i maj 2022, och en budget på 80 000 000 SEK inkl. moms. Den geografiska omfattningen liknar den tidigare fasen RESLOG 1, med nyckelpartners som kommunförbund och deras medlemmar i Akkar guvernement i Libanon, och i Marmara och Cukorova i Turkiet The impact goal of RESLOG 2 was defined as: Selected municipalities in Akkar, Lebanon and in Türkiye have become more resilient through strengthened municipal governance, including improved abilities to provide more equal access to services, livelihood opportunities and means for peaceful co-habitation to women and men from Syrian refugee and local communities. The three overall outcomes contributing to the impact goal were: 1) Strengthen provision of municipal services and peaceful cohabitation through fostering of active citizenship; 2) More decent and greener local livelihood opportunities for women and men in refugee and local communities; 3) Turkish local government actors have become more systematic and effective in contributing to migration policy matters of concern (only Türkiye). The three outcomes were further operationalised through six intermediate outcomes. A component was added in 2023 (Agreement Amendment no. 3). The objective of the component was to strengthen the ability of Turkish municipalities to take a leading role in the reconstruction work on a local level, following the devastating earthquakes in Türkiye in February 2023. A new component was also added in late 2024, expanding the Crisis Management units to more Unions of Municipalities, and accordingly extending the project for four months. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 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RESLOG 2 is planned for an implementation period of 32 months, with a planned starting date in May 2022, and a budget of SEK 80 000 000 incl. of VAT. The geographical scope is similar to the previous phase RESLOG 1 with key partners being Unions of Municipalities and its members in Akkar governorate in Lebanon and in Marmara and Cukorova in Turkey RESLOG 2 (Resilience in Local Governance 2) är ett lokalt styrningsprojekt som ska implementeras i Libanon och Turkiet med finansiering från den Regionala Strategin för Syrienkrisen. RESLOG 2 är planerad för en implementeringsperiod på 32 månader, med planerat startdatum i maj 2022, och en budget på 80 000 000 SEK inkl. moms. Den geografiska omfattningen liknar den tidigare fasen RESLOG 1, med nyckelpartners som kommunförbund och deras medlemmar i Akkar guvernement i Libanon, och i Marmara och Cukorova i Turkiet The impact goal of RESLOG 2 was defined as: Selected municipalities in Akkar, Lebanon and in Türkiye have become more resilient through strengthened municipal governance, including improved abilities to provide more equal access to services, livelihood opportunities and means for peaceful co-habitation to women and men from Syrian refugee and local communities. The three overall outcomes contributing to the impact goal were: 1) Strengthen provision of municipal services and peaceful cohabitation through fostering of active citizenship; 2) More decent and greener local livelihood opportunities for women and men in refugee and local communities; 3) Turkish local government actors have become more systematic and effective in contributing to migration policy matters of concern (only Türkiye). The three outcomes were further operationalised through six intermediate outcomes. A component was added in 2023 (Agreement Amendment no. 3). The objective of the component was to strengthen the ability of Turkish municipalities to take a leading role in the reconstruction work on a local level, following the devastating earthquakes in Türkiye in February 2023. A new component was also added in late 2024, expanding the Crisis Management units to more Unions of Municipalities, and accordingly extending the project for four months. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11500000 20000000 -4502866 0 20000000 11500000 0 -4502866 8099140.2000000002 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 18897993.8000000007 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 3450000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 8050000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 14000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 6000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -3152006.2000000002 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -1350859.8 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Syria Crisis 2024-2027 (former 2024-2026) Syrienkrisstrategin 2024-2027 (fd 2024-2026) Greater capacity in neighbouring countries to ensure a sustainable situation for refugees and host communities. Stärkt kapacitet i angränsande länder för en hållbar situation för flyktingar och värdsamhällen. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-15580 Sweden Evaluation of Sida's Environment, Climate and Energy Efficiency portfolio in Ukraine 2017-2021 Utvärdering av Sidas program med fokus på miljö, klimat och energieffektivitet i Ukraina 2017-2021 Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-15580-15580A0101 Sweden Evaluation of Sida's Environment, Climate and Energy Efficiency portfolio in Ukraine 2017-2021 Utvärdering av Sidas program med fokus på miljö, klimat och energieffektivitet i Ukraina 2017-2021 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 239933 0 0 239933 0 0 -0.0000000001 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 239933 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 239933.1 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 510946.9 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -510947 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for reduced environmental impact, sustainable management and use of natural resources, and protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärka förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan, hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser samt skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Better adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15580-15580A0102 Sweden Evaluation of Sida's Environment, Climate and Energy Efficiency portfolio in Ukraine 2017-2021 Utvärdering av Sidas program med fokus på miljö, klimat och energieffektivitet i Ukraina 2017-2021 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 510947 510947 510947 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 510947 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Increased access to fossil-free energy and improved energy efficiency. Ökad tillgång till fossilfri energi samt förbättrad energieffektivitet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for environmentally and climate-resilient sustainable reconstruction and further development. Stärkta förutsättningar för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar uppbyggnad och vidareutveckling. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced environmental and climate impact, and increased adaptation and resilience. Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan, samt stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15636 Sweden Support to consolidate the Albanian State Police approach towards serving better the local communities and their security and safety priorities in cooperation with local governments and civil society organizations. Stöd för att konsolidera den albanska statliga polisens strategi för att bättre betjäna de lokala samhällena och deras säkerhets- och säkerhetsprioriteringar i samarbete med lokala myndigheter och organisationer i det civila samhället. The aim of the programme remains the same as in the previous phase: Improved trust and partnership between police and community contributes towards safer neighbourhoods. The intervention has been built on three main pillars pillars which are considered mutually necessary in supporting sustainable improvements: 1) improving the effectiveness of implementation of community policing. The first pillar focuses on consolidating and expanding on the ASP adoption of community policing as an approach. This will involve managing any processes of ASP structural change to ensure that gains in community policing approaches are maintained, improving consistency of implementation of community policing across the country and further training of staff in community policing principles. 2) strengthening the police state accountability and coordination along with the community policing analysis capability.The second pillar continues to develop a data driven approach to community policing across the ASP, while strengthening linkages between the parts of government with a remit for ensuring public safety. In doing this it ensures that the ASP makes decisions on the basis of a strong understanding of community priorities, and is capable of leveraging the full range of government capabilities in support of improving community safety; 3) improving police responses to community priorities, including domestic violence. The final pillar focuses on ensuring that the ASP have adequate capacity in the key speciality policing topics of domestic violence, traffic, and youth engagement. This pillar ensures that ASP responses to community priorities are appropriate and grounded in a strong understanding of the issues, the needs of vulnerable groups, and that the police have the appropriate capabilities to provide an adequate response. Finally, as in the previous phases, grants scheme for the civil society organizations will be used to reinforce reforms and improve community engagement by linking and funding relevant CSOs to influence the reforms that are being implemented internally. Possible areas of intervention through the grant scheme should be considered and decided by the Programme Steering Committee (PSC). The initial priorities of the Grants Scheme will be to reinforce LCPS by enabling active and informed community participation and to ensure that community policing is well engaged with motivated community groups representing the range of key stakeholders (at minimum women, youth) in advocacy, municipality and zone level relationship building. By funding small forms of direct support to CSO efforts on community concerns, the CSOs will be able to attend LCPS meetings with an informed sense of actual community issues. The expected results of the intervention are: 1) Police effectively implement community focused approaches 2) Police are well integrated into municipal community safety councils 3) Police respond to community priorities Each result is broken down in outputs that could directly contribute to its achievement. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Police Government & Civil Society-general During the 2025 the intervention has trained jointly 449 Albanian State Police (ASP) general patrol officers, CommandandControl Rooms and Information Offices staff on community policing, which enhanced their internal cooperation in managing incidents, through mutual understanding of duties, responsibilities and capabilities. Another result of training was increased self reliance of the trainees in daily routine operations, without depending on continuous advice and supervision from superiors. In cooperation with civil society, the training equipped the police with better capacities to Counteract Violent Extremism, as a new topic for their on the job preparation. The managerial staff of 4 police commissariats and 3 police stations in four different municipalities were enabled to evaluate better the functionality of police zones and analyze public order statistics, through coaching from the programme staff. A revision of the analyzable and meaningful set of data to be collected regularly from the police in order to assess their own organizational performance, was carried out, resulting in a new regulation for data reporting that is more advanced and usable for follow up and decisio nmaking. In seven municipalities the Local Councils for Public Safety (LCPS) have been coached to increase their performance as facilitators of evidence-based dialogue between communities, local authorities, and police structures. Coupled with implementation of the Local Safety Measurement System (LSMS) for the same municipalities, this has improved the targeting of local safety needs of the different actors, including the police. A thoroughly revised Standard Operating Procedures for handling Domestic Violence (DV) cases incorporating procedural updates of April 2025, has been finalized to strengthen protection mechanisms, enhance the prevention of violence against women across a broad spectrum of gender-based violence, including online harassment, stalking, and psychological abuse. Over the reporting period, 18 awareness-raising events against DV engaged women from rural and suburban communities, as well as students in schools across the targeted municipalities. Awareness was raised about digital violence against women through a dedicated multiple stakeholders event. Students from 12 schools raised their awareness through information and practical simulation sessions on safe road behavior through interactive learning methods. The messages were further disseminated through social and local media platforms, regarding key road safety topics like seat belt use, speed limits, and responsible driving habits. Dozens of young activists and volunteers were trained and mobilized to support the implementation of these activities ensuring sustainability and community ownership. The Albanian Police have now a comprehensive pool of well-trained Community Policing Officers, capable of enhancing youth safety and preventing antisocial behavior within school environments in the whole country and developing School-Police partnerships. This is part of the National Action Plan for Strengthening Mechanisms to Prevent All Forms of Violence and Bullying for Safety in Pre-University Educational Institutions, 20252027, implemented by the State Police, resulting in standardized community police engagement in educational settings. Through interactive training workshops on Cybercrime and Cyberbullying, 40 Community Policing Officers assigned as Youth Educators increased their knowledge of online security, were enabled to address real cases, and strengthened their capacity to inform and raise awareness among youth in schools and communities about digital risks. Through the Grants scheme, the intervention has further strengthened the partnership between civil society organizations, and the police, schools and local governments in different regions of Albania. The grants scheme through the 1st and 2nd round has already covered until now 8 regions of the country, out of The programme is well on track to deliver towards its main objectives. There are several training packages developed from the intervention and endorsed and incorporated in the ASP regular capacity building programmes for different types of police officers, about community policing concepts and practices. Further, revised handbooks for Community Policing Officers (CPO) youth educators are distributed to all CPO youth educators as well as to the Community Policing Sector at the Albanian State Police. The handbooks are currently aligned with contemporary community contexts and provide practical, actionable guidance for engaging diverse age groups, schools, and local organizations. Due to the efforts of the Community Policing Phase 3 intervention, education and awareness in schools remain a key pillar of community policing, supporting long-term safety, social cohesion, and youth engagement across Albania. The intervention has also increased the evidence-based decision making at ASP through a variety data collection methods like Police Satisfaction Surveys (every two years), LSMS, LCPS, and has refreshed the standards operating Procedures for DV cases. The building of partnership with civil society, schools and local governments has progressed steadily and is being further institutionalized. The Community Policing Programme remains highly anchored into the main Albanian counterparts, ASP and the Ministry of Interior. It is also developing collaboration with the new bilateral project of cooperation between the Swedish and Albanian Police authorities in the area of DV. Sida assesses that the intervention is delivering and contributing sustainable towards the stated objectives. There are no new or stronger risks associated with the intervention and the already identified ones have been mitigated to the extent possible (like lower engagement during elections period and change of staff at ASP). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15636-15636A0101 Sweden Support to consolidate the Albanian State Police approach towards serving better the local communities and their security and safety priorities in cooperation with local governments and civil society organizations. Stöd för att konsolidera den albanska statliga polisens strategi för att bättre betjäna de lokala samhällena och deras säkerhets- och säkerhetsprioriteringar i samarbete med lokala myndigheter och organisationer i det civila samhället. The aim of the programme remains the same as in the previous phase: Improved trust and partnership between police and community contributes towards safer neighbourhoods. The intervention has been built on three main pillars pillars which are considered mutually necessary in supporting sustainable improvements: 1) improving the effectiveness of implementation of community policing. The first pillar focuses on consolidating and expanding on the ASP adoption of community policing as an approach. This will involve managing any processes of ASP structural change to ensure that gains in community policing approaches are maintained, improving consistency of implementation of community policing across the country and further training of staff in community policing principles. 2) strengthening the police state accountability and coordination along with the community policing analysis capability.The second pillar continues to develop a data driven approach to community policing across the ASP, while strengthening linkages between the parts of government with a remit for ensuring public safety. In doing this it ensures that the ASP makes decisions on the basis of a strong understanding of community priorities, and is capable of leveraging the full range of government capabilities in support of improving community safety; 3) improving police responses to community priorities, including domestic violence. The final pillar focuses on ensuring that the ASP have adequate capacity in the key speciality policing topics of domestic violence, traffic, and youth engagement. This pillar ensures that ASP responses to community priorities are appropriate and grounded in a strong understanding of the issues, the needs of vulnerable groups, and that the police have the appropriate capabilities to provide an adequate response. Finally, as in the previous phases, grants scheme for the civil society organizations will be used to reinforce reforms and improve community engagement by linking and funding relevant CSOs to influence the reforms that are being implemented internally. Possible areas of intervention through the grant scheme should be considered and decided by the Programme Steering Committee (PSC). The initial priorities of the Grants Scheme will be to reinforce LCPS by enabling active and informed community participation and to ensure that community policing is well engaged with motivated community groups representing the range of key stakeholders (at minimum women, youth) in advocacy, municipality and zone level relationship building. By funding small forms of direct support to CSO efforts on community concerns, the CSOs will be able to attend LCPS meetings with an informed sense of actual community issues. The expected results of the intervention are: 1) Police effectively implement community focused approaches 2) Police are well integrated into municipal community safety councils 3) Police respond to community priorities Each result is broken down in outputs that could directly contribute to its achievement. Sweden Albanian Ministry of Interior Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Albanian Ministry of Interior 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4173153 5262199 431604 0 0 333169 0 0 0 431604.0000000001 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0000000001 0 961142 881555 1520592 1071822 0 0 0 0 3212011.0000000005 1455061 0 0 0 0 9866956 Albanian Ministry of Interior 961142.36 Albanian Ministry of Interior 3212010.21 Albanian Ministry of Interior 333168.53 Albanian Ministry of Interior 1520592.1000000001 Albanian Ministry of Interior 1455060.8799999999 Albanian Ministry of Interior 881554.71 Albanian Ministry of Interior 1071822.4199999999 Albanian Ministry of Interior 431604.45 Albanian Ministry of Interior Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15636-15636A0102 Sweden Support to consolidate the Albanian State Police approach towards serving better the local communities and their security and safety priorities in cooperation with local governments and civil society organizations. Stöd för att konsolidera den albanska statliga polisens strategi för att bättre betjäna de lokala samhällena och deras säkerhets- och säkerhetsprioriteringar i samarbete med lokala myndigheter och organisationer i det civila samhället. The aim of the programme remains the same as in the previous phase: Improved trust and partnership between police and community contributes towards safer neighbourhoods. The intervention has been built on three main pillars pillars which are considered mutually necessary in supporting sustainable improvements: 1) improving the effectiveness of implementation of community policing. The first pillar focuses on consolidating and expanding on the ASP adoption of community policing as an approach. This will involve managing any processes of ASP structural change to ensure that gains in community policing approaches are maintained, improving consistency of implementation of community policing across the country and further training of staff in community policing principles. 2) strengthening the police state accountability and coordination along with the community policing analysis capability.The second pillar continues to develop a data driven approach to community policing across the ASP, while strengthening linkages between the parts of government with a remit for ensuring public safety. In doing this it ensures that the ASP makes decisions on the basis of a strong understanding of community priorities, and is capable of leveraging the full range of government capabilities in support of improving community safety; 3) improving police responses to community priorities, including domestic violence. The final pillar focuses on ensuring that the ASP have adequate capacity in the key speciality policing topics of domestic violence, traffic, and youth engagement. This pillar ensures that ASP responses to community priorities are appropriate and grounded in a strong understanding of the issues, the needs of vulnerable groups, and that the police have the appropriate capabilities to provide an adequate response. Finally, as in the previous phases, grants scheme for the civil society organizations will be used to reinforce reforms and improve community engagement by linking and funding relevant CSOs to influence the reforms that are being implemented internally. Possible areas of intervention through the grant scheme should be considered and decided by the Programme Steering Committee (PSC). The initial priorities of the Grants Scheme will be to reinforce LCPS by enabling active and informed community participation and to ensure that community policing is well engaged with motivated community groups representing the range of key stakeholders (at minimum women, youth) in advocacy, municipality and zone level relationship building. By funding small forms of direct support to CSO efforts on community concerns, the CSOs will be able to attend LCPS meetings with an informed sense of actual community issues. The expected results of the intervention are: 1) Police effectively implement community focused approaches 2) Police are well integrated into municipal community safety councils 3) Police respond to community priorities Each result is broken down in outputs that could directly contribute to its achievement. Sweden Albanian Ministry of Interior Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Albanian Ministry of Interior 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6868396 7036470 8228178 4000000 2000000 2036470 1500000 0 2228178 0 1101427 2000000 2637458 1500000 2000000 1129511 2000000 2000000 1800000 1400000 800000 26133044 Albanian Ministry of Interior 1101427.02 Albanian Ministry of Interior 1129511.24 Albanian Ministry of Interior Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15654 Sweden Resource Matters is an international NGO, based in Brussels, Belgium, with a predominant focus on improved governance of natural resources. In the DRC context, this has led to a focus on the transparency of the extractive industry, as well as its links to the energy domain. It has a high credibility with an extensive network in the DRC. Since its founding 2017, it has a stellar reputation in the Congolese context. It works in close collaboration with local civil society groups, encouraging them to network and join forces for increased impact. Resource Matters will receive support to build on its cobalt supply chain pilot map to offer a comprehensive overview of all actors along the chain to a wide variety of stakeholders involved in making the energy transition a reality. The present proposal lists technical improvements and a series of activities to ensure that the tool will effectively reach and be used by stakeholders. The new extended verison will not only include the source of the cobolt but also be connect to other platforms that report about violations of human rights and the environment. The contribution will also include capacity development for Resource Matters. Resource Matters är en internationell icke-statlig organisation med säte i Bryssel, Belgien, som främst fokuserar på förbättrad förvaltning av naturresurser. I Demokratiska Republiken Kongo har detta lett till en fokusering på transparens inom utvinningsindustrin och dess kopplingar till energiområdet. Organisationen har hög trovärdighet och ett omfattande nätverk i Demokratiska Republiken Kongo. Sedan grundandet 2017 har den ett utmärkt rykte i den kongolesiska kontexten. Den arbetar i nära samarbete med lokala grupper i det civila samhället och uppmuntrar dem att skapa nätverk och slå sig samman för att få större genomslagskraft. Resource Matters kommer att få stöd för att bygga vidare på sin plattform för värdekedjan för kobolt för att kunna erbjuda en omfattande översikt över alla aktörer längs kedjan till en mängd olika intressenter som är involverade i att göra energiomställningen till verklighet. I detta förslag anges tekniska förbättringar och en rad aktiviteter för att se till att verktyget effektivt når ut till och används av intressenterna. Den nya utökade versionen kommer inte bara att innehålla koboltets väg utan även kopplas till andra plattformar som rapporterar om kränkningar av mänskliga rättigheter och miljö. Bidraget kommer också att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling för Resource Matters. Resource Matters is an international NGO, based in Brussels, Belgium, with a predominant focus on improved governance of natural resources. In the DRC context, this has led to a focus on the transparency of the extractive industry, as well as its links to the energy domain. It has a high credibility with an extensive network in the DRC. Since its founding 2017, it has a stellar reputation in the Congolese context. It works in close collaboration with local civil society groups, encouraging them to network and join forces for increased impact. Resource Matters will receive support to build on its cobalt supply chain pilot map to offer a comprehensive overview of all actors along the chain to a wide variety of stakeholders involved in making the energy transition a reality. The present proposal lists technical improvements and a series of activities to ensure that the tool will effectively reach and be used by stakeholders. The new extended verison will not only include the source of the cobolt but also be connect to other platforms that report about violations of human rights and the environment. The contribution will also include capacity development for Resource Matters. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Mineral/mining policy and administrative management Mineral Resources & Mining The period 1 June 2025 to 31 December 2025 was a period where Resource Matters got a minor grant addition to continue activities regarding facilitation of the DRC minerals strategy and continue developing the platforms for transparency in the cobalt and lithium sector and revitalise the Makuta platform tracking expected and actual royalty payments and mining production data. In December 2025 another agreement amendment was made to last until December 2026. Some results that have been achieved: -Continued facilitation of the DRC minerals strategy and production of several white papers regarding topics such as "Lithium" and "Local processing". They also published a policy note regarding cobalt as a consequence of the cobalt export stop. Resource Matters also strengthens the voice of civil society through the created Strategic Minerals Management Working and Advocacy Group that has developed input to the minerals strategy. Here they collaborate closely with Sentinelle, a congolese NGO that they have also assisted to get other funding. It is clear that the ministers have taken the reports by Resource Matters into account in the development of the new strategy and also into implementation of direct policy actions. The proposals from Resource Matters in relation on how to lift the export stop including a quota-based system are reflected in the governments decision to resume exports. A while after the Lithium conference the government added lithium and some other minerals to their list of strategic minerals putting them in another tax bracket. This shows that the work Resurce Matters has done to put more focus on lithium has given results. -The Cobalt Supply Chain has been expanded and refined. The map now contains 347 cobalt companies and 507 transactions, including 38 artisanal mining operations. Resource Matters also added a general disclaimer to signal users that they should keep in mind that ARECOMS measures might affect the accuracy of the map. -The mapping of the lithium supply chain, which began in 2024, also advanced documenting 192 transactions involving 164 companies across major lithium-producing countries, including Australia, Chile, Argentina, and China. One of Resource Matters objectives is to improve EITI disclosures, including on state-owned companies joint venture contracts. During the reporting period, the team made a detailed list of all contracts that have yet to be disclosed in the lithium sector. This list will be submitted to the EITI secretariat during the next reporting period. -The cobalt supply chain platform has attracted interest from mining-sector stakeholders on national and international levels. The supply chain mapping was recognized in several international forums as a model for supply chain mapping and the resulting analysis informed recommendations directed at both state institutions and supply chain actors. -The Makuta ya Maendeleo platform, which has tracked expected and actual royalty payments and mining production data since 2018, was updated in 2025 to incorporate new provincial-level data and analysis from the 2022 EITI report. Resource Matters also integrated mining division reports covering 2024 through the first half of 2025, with information on payments received for the 2023 financial year scheduled for incorporation in early 2026 following the publication of the corresponding EITI-DRC report. -Continued support to the 2 civil society consortia created in 2023 to work on labour conditions and environmental impacts respectively. In 2025, the consortia published their research reports and advocacy briefs and carried out targeted advocacy at local and provincial levels, leading to concrete results. Advocacy on labour rights contributed to improved working conditions at COMMUS, including access to safe drinking water and appropriate meal breaks. Notably, COMMUS formally requested engagement with the consortium, representing a notable step toward constructive dialogue and trust-building. On the environmental side, advocacy efforts prompted formal responses from Mutanda Mining (MUMI) and Tenke Fungurume Mining (TFM). While both companies contested the findings on pollution, their engagement nonetheless reflected the growing weight and credibility of community-based evidence. In 2025 the two consortia were merged into one-Mazingira pour tousmandated to monitor both environmental and human rights issues- and are now focused on a case of air pollution. At the end of 2025, Resource Matters and its partners launched a scientifi c study on air quality with the Centre for Toxicological Research and Global Health (ISTM Lubumbashi), alongside a community survey examining related health and social impacts. The advocacy work has not only led the consortia to get official responses from companies but also a meeting at the Prime Ministers office. -Continuous monitoring of the IRMA audit process of TFM. IRMA is an independent assessment against a comprehensive standard of the full range of issues related to the impacts of industrial-scale mines. Resource Matters has been coordinating engagement of Congolese civil society and local community participation in the ongoing IRMA audit of the Tenke Fungurume Mining (TFM) 30K cobalt processing facility. They provided input to the report of environmental pollution at the TFM cobalt processing facility made by the Environmental Investigation Agency. They helped shaping joint demands for greater transparency and accountability from TFM within the IRMA audit process. By assisting in drafting and sending joint letters to TFM the reduce the risk of retaliation on specific individuals and local communities. Resource Matters further coordinate international NGOs (such as Earthworks, RAID, and Human Rights Watch) to carry out targeted corporate outreach towards downstream buyers. This work ensures that downstream buyers and corporate actors are aware of EIA reports findings on air pollution and can use their supply chain leverage to influence CMOC(the company owning the TFM facility). -To improve their organizational capacity Resource Matters has hired an internal auditor and started a collaboration with Axyom, an NGO specialized on organizational capacity development. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15654-15654A0101 Sweden Resource Matters is an international NGO, based in Brussels, Belgium, with a predominant focus on improved governance of natural resources. In the DRC context, this has led to a focus on the transparency of the extractive industry, as well as its links to the energy domain. It has a high credibility with an extensive network in the DRC. Since its founding 2017, it has a stellar reputation in the Congolese context. It works in close collaboration with local civil society groups, encouraging them to network and join forces for increased impact. Resource Matters will receive support to build on its cobalt supply chain pilot map to offer a comprehensive overview of all actors along the chain to a wide variety of stakeholders involved in making the energy transition a reality. The present proposal lists technical improvements and a series of activities to ensure that the tool will effectively reach and be used by stakeholders. The new extended verison will not only include the source of the cobolt but also be connect to other platforms that report about violations of human rights and the environment. The contribution will also include capacity development for Resource Matters. Resource Matters är en internationell icke-statlig organisation med säte i Bryssel, Belgien, som främst fokuserar på förbättrad förvaltning av naturresurser. I Demokratiska Republiken Kongo har detta lett till en fokusering på transparens inom utvinningsindustrin och dess kopplingar till energiområdet. Organisationen har hög trovärdighet och ett omfattande nätverk i Demokratiska Republiken Kongo. Sedan grundandet 2017 har den ett utmärkt rykte i den kongolesiska kontexten. Den arbetar i nära samarbete med lokala grupper i det civila samhället och uppmuntrar dem att skapa nätverk och slå sig samman för att få större genomslagskraft. Resource Matters kommer att få stöd för att bygga vidare på sin plattform för värdekedjan för kobolt för att kunna erbjuda en omfattande översikt över alla aktörer längs kedjan till en mängd olika intressenter som är involverade i att göra energiomställningen till verklighet. I detta förslag anges tekniska förbättringar och en rad aktiviteter för att se till att verktyget effektivt når ut till och används av intressenterna. Den nya utökade versionen kommer inte bara att innehålla koboltets väg utan även kopplas till andra plattformar som rapporterar om kränkningar av mänskliga rättigheter och miljö. Bidraget kommer också att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling för Resource Matters. Resource Matters is an international NGO, based in Brussels, Belgium, with a predominant focus on improved governance of natural resources. In the DRC context, this has led to a focus on the transparency of the extractive industry, as well as its links to the energy domain. It has a high credibility with an extensive network in the DRC. Since its founding 2017, it has a stellar reputation in the Congolese context. It works in close collaboration with local civil society groups, encouraging them to network and join forces for increased impact. Resource Matters will receive support to build on its cobalt supply chain pilot map to offer a comprehensive overview of all actors along the chain to a wide variety of stakeholders involved in making the energy transition a reality. The present proposal lists technical improvements and a series of activities to ensure that the tool will effectively reach and be used by stakeholders. The new extended verison will not only include the source of the cobolt but also be connect to other platforms that report about violations of human rights and the environment. The contribution will also include capacity development for Resource Matters. Sweden Resource Matters Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Resource Matters 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.6 - Uppmuntra företag, särskilt stora och multinationella företag, att införa hållbara metoder och att integrera hållbarhetsinformation i sin rapporteringscykel. 12.6 - Encourage companies, especially large and transnational companies, to adopt sustainable practices and to integrate sustainability information into their reporting cycle. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 2100000 3500000 7500000 0 0 0 3000000 3500000 0 2500000 0 5000000 0 0 0 2100000 0 0 16100000 Resource Matters 3000000 Resource Matters 2100000 Resource Matters 3500000 Resource Matters 2500000 Resource Matters 5000000 Resource Matters DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including anti-corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Limited climate impact and increased resilience to climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biological diversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15654-15654A0201 Sweden Resource Matters is an international NGO, based in Brussels, Belgium, with a predominant focus on improved governance of natural resources. In the DRC context, this has led to a focus on the transparency of the extractive industry, as well as its links to the energy domain. It has a high credibility with an extensive network in the DRC. Since its founding 2017, it has a stellar reputation in the Congolese context. It works in close collaboration with local civil society groups, encouraging them to network and join forces for increased impact. Resource Matters will receive support to build on its cobalt supply chain pilot map to offer a comprehensive overview of all actors along the chain to a wide variety of stakeholders involved in making the energy transition a reality. The present proposal lists technical improvements and a series of activities to ensure that the tool will effectively reach and be used by stakeholders. The new extended verison will not only include the source of the cobolt but also be connect to other platforms that report about violations of human rights and the environment. The contribution will also include capacity development for Resource Matters. Resource Matters är en internationell icke-statlig organisation med säte i Bryssel, Belgien, som främst fokuserar på förbättrad förvaltning av naturresurser. I Demokratiska Republiken Kongo har detta lett till en fokusering på transparens inom utvinningsindustrin och dess kopplingar till energiområdet. Organisationen har hög trovärdighet och ett omfattande nätverk i Demokratiska Republiken Kongo. Sedan grundandet 2017 har den ett utmärkt rykte i den kongolesiska kontexten. Den arbetar i nära samarbete med lokala grupper i det civila samhället och uppmuntrar dem att skapa nätverk och slå sig samman för att få större genomslagskraft. Resource Matters kommer att få stöd för att bygga vidare på sin plattform för värdekedjan för kobolt för att kunna erbjuda en omfattande översikt över alla aktörer längs kedjan till en mängd olika intressenter som är involverade i att göra energiomställningen till verklighet. I detta förslag anges tekniska förbättringar och en rad aktiviteter för att se till att verktyget effektivt når ut till och används av intressenterna. Den nya utökade versionen kommer inte bara att innehålla koboltets väg utan även kopplas till andra plattformar som rapporterar om kränkningar av mänskliga rättigheter och miljö. Bidraget kommer också att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling för Resource Matters. Resource Matters is an international NGO, based in Brussels, Belgium, with a predominant focus on improved governance of natural resources. In the DRC context, this has led to a focus on the transparency of the extractive industry, as well as its links to the energy domain. It has a high credibility with an extensive network in the DRC. Since its founding 2017, it has a stellar reputation in the Congolese context. It works in close collaboration with local civil society groups, encouraging them to network and join forces for increased impact. Resource Matters will receive support to build on its cobalt supply chain pilot map to offer a comprehensive overview of all actors along the chain to a wide variety of stakeholders involved in making the energy transition a reality. The present proposal lists technical improvements and a series of activities to ensure that the tool will effectively reach and be used by stakeholders. The new extended verison will not only include the source of the cobolt but also be connect to other platforms that report about violations of human rights and the environment. The contribution will also include capacity development for Resource Matters. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 12.6 - Uppmuntra företag, särskilt stora och multinationella företag, att införa hållbara metoder och att integrera hållbarhetsinformation i sin rapporteringscykel. 12.6 - Encourage companies, especially large and transnational companies, to adopt sustainable practices and to integrate sustainability information into their reporting cycle. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 113703 113703 113703 Ernst & Young 113703 Ernst & Young DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biological diversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15735 Sweden The contribution was initially a support to the UN:s new country program for Kenya - the Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (SDCF), 2022-2026, which is channeled through the Multi Partner Trust Fund set up for this purpose. The Swedish support will primarily be used for capacity strengthening of the MPTF's management in Nairobi, including the Secretariat for the SDG Partnership Platform, both hosted within the UN Resident Coordinator's Office (UNRCO). The capacity strengthening is focused on the areas of youth and employment; disaster risk reduction and resilience; environment, climate and green financing; and SDGPP management. Additional contributions to the Fund have thereafter been provided for special purposes through so called Joint Programs. Insatsen var initialt ett stöd till FN:s nya landprogram för Kenya, Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (SDCF), 2022-2026, som kanaliseras genom en Multi Partner Trust Fund för ändamålet. Det svenska stödet ska främst användas för kapacitetsstärkning av MPTF:s management i Nairobi, inklusive sekretariatet för SDG Partnership Platform, båda inhysta under UN Resident Coordinator's Office (UNRCO). Kapacitetsstärkningen riktar sig främst mot områdena ungdomar och sysselsättning; katastrofriskreduceringe och resiliens; miljö, klimat och grön finansiering samt hanteringen av SDGPP. Ytterligare bidrag har därefter givits till fonden för att stödja särskilda ändamål genom sk Joint Programs. The main objectives of the intervention are: - improved coordination of the UNCT, together with GoK, donors and other stakeholders, for a more effective and efficient implementation of the UNSDCF in alignment with Kenya's development plans; - contribute to enhanced resource mobilization through the SDGPP and development of innovative finance solutions for investments in prioritised sectors (and sub-sectors) as identfied by Kenya and in the SDCF. The SDG MPTF Kenya was established in July 2022, with the purpose to support the delivery of UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework 2022 2026, enhance the UN to deliver as one through Joint Programs and to support the country in achieving the SDGs. The Fund builds on the existing Partnerships Platform (SDGPP) that was established in 2017 to support the UNDAF 20182022. Sida's first contribution is loosely earmarked to the Fund's "Enabler Window", and more specifically for Strengthening the Capacity of the SDG MPTF Kenya Secretariat (the Secretariat) by financing four positions at the RCO and SDGPP, as well as a smaller budget for "emerging, strategic issues". A second contribution to the Fund was agreed upon in a first amendment to the MPTF SAA and disbursed in late December 2022, earmarked for a Joint Program on drought response and resilience under the Window for Strategic Pillar 2, "Planet and Prosperity". A third contribution to the Fund was agreed upon in a second amendment to the MPTF SAA and disbursed in late December 2023, earmarked for a bridge Joint Program on Social and Child Protection under the Window for Strategic Pillar 1, "People and Peace". The objectives of the intervention have, thus, been updated with regards to the additional funding to the MPTF by these amendments. The main objectives of the intervention are: - improved coordination of the UNCT, together with GoK, donors and other stakeholders, for a more effective and efficient implementation of the UNSDCF in alignment with Kenya's development plans; - contribute to enhanced resource mobilization through the SDGPP and development of innovative finance solutions for investments in prioritized sectors (and sub-sectors) as identified by Kenya and in the SDCF. For amendment I: The main purpose and overall objective is to enhance response and recovery for communities affected by drought in Northern Kenya while enhancing long term climate resilience response and recovery targeting 75,000 people and 200,000 livestock. The specific objectives are: - to provide improved access to safe water and hygiene for 75,000 drought affected vulnerable people and 200,000 livestock in Turkana, Garissa, Wajir, Mandera, and Marsabit counties by ensuring continued availability and access to essential services and strengthened climate smart food production for 1,000 households impacted by the drought in Garissa, Turkana and Tana River counties. For amendment II: The expected results are: - To enhance the capacity and opportunities for the poor and vulnerable to improve and sustain their livelihoods and welfare; - To facilitate and follow up successful achievement of government's commitment to expand social protection coverage including cost sharing whenever possible; - Social and child protection systems have enhanced technical and financial capacity to develop and manage programs at scale; - Functional coordination at the national and county levels for inter-sectoral linkages is enhanced; - Government and partners have financial and technical capacity to review, develop and implement policies, legislation and strategies delivering on the right to social protection and child protection- For amendment III: The expected results for the Joint Program are: - To support coordination, data management and evidence based policymaking, planning and budgeting for enhanced child protection and social protection outcomes - Enhanced systems and capacity of the national and county governments, non-state institutions and communities to efficiently deliver well-coordinated, inclusive, accessible, equitable and resilient/shock-responsive social and child protection services to Kenyans, addressing multiple dimensions of poverty and vulnerability across the life cycle. -Enhanced capacity of national and county governments, non state institutions and communities to strengthen and expand inclusive and sustainable child protection and social protection programmes and systems For this Joint Program Swedish contribution to the MPTF, the interventions objectives are hereby updated with regards to the funding for Social and Child Protection Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Multisector aid Social protection and welfare services policy, planning and administration Disaster Risk Reduction Social services (incl youth development and women+ children) Other Multisector Other Social Infrastructure & Services The Fund reports annually by end-May on Fund Status and Progress as per the previous calendar year. Examples of results and achievements reported include: Direct cost Enabler window Youth empowerment advisory capacity - 1.6 million youth reached through digital and deliberative platforms and community-based channels that strengthened civic participation, close to 48 per cent of whom are young women. Disaster Risk and Resilience advisory Capacity - USD 5 million in Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) Anticipatory Action funding mobilised, establishing pre-arranged financing for drought response. - 476,000 hectares of land restored through DRR and resilience interventions in 2025. People and Peace Thematic Window Under the People and Peace Window, the Fund strengthened inclusive governance, peacebuilding and social protection systems through policy reforms, improved service delivery and stronger community resilience. Integrating Peacebuilding and Social Cohesion in Refugee Management in Kenya - 84.8% reduction in conflict incidents in Dadaab between June and December 2025, following community dialogue and peacebuilding interventions. Joint Programme on Social Protection and Child Protection - In 2025, the JP, implemented by FAO, ILO, UNICEF and WFP, made major gains in strengthening Kenya's child protection and social protection systems and hence contributing largely to systems change. - A key milestone was the approval of the Kenya Social Protection Act 2025, which established a rights-based framework for expanded and better-coordinated social assistance. - Design and approval of the USD 127 million Kenya Social and Economic Inclusion Project (KSEIP II), shaping core components on nutrition (NICHE), adolescent support and climate-resilient economic inclusion. - Delivery systems, including the Enhanced Single Registry, CCTP-MIS and CD-MIS, were upgraded to improve targeting, data integration and payment efficiency. - The JP advanced inclusion of informal and rural workers by supporting county action plans in Kisumu, Mombasa and Busia, and by organising Social Protection Fairs that reached 5,000 workers and enabled 531 new registrations with SHA and NSSF. - Over 168,000 children affected by violence accessed health, justice and social services, including nearly 50,000 through case management. Parenting programmes reached 5,185 caregivers and community sensitisation engaged 82,000 people. National progress included finalising six regulations under the Children Act 2022 and securing a 400 per cent budget increase for emergency and refugee services. Planet and Prosperity Thematic Window The Planet and Prosperity Window advanced climate-resilient development and green economic transformation through integrated value chain approaches, nature-based solutions and innovative financing models. The Joint Programme on Sustainable Integrated Water Management - The JP delivers climate-resilient water solutions across Kenya's ASAL counties of Garissa, Wajir, Marsabit and Mandera. The programme prioritises sand dams as a core solution, providing reliable, year-round water access by recharging aquifers and reducing evaporation losses, benefitting households, livestock and smallholder production. Strategic Enabler of Partnerships Window The Strategic Enabler of Partnerships Window deepened collaboration between government, private sector and development partners, mobilising investments. The Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Development Impact Bond (ASRH-DIB), through the SDG PP - 754,083 girls aged 15 to 19 reached across 10 counties with family planning services, cumulatively from 2023 to 2025. * Financially, the Fund's balance by end 2025 was 19% and its expenditure rate 61%, which is an improvement from last year and may constitute proof of increased effectiveness. Examples of results contributing to desirable behavior change among actors: - In 2025, the Fund demonstrated its catalytic value by unlocking additional financing, strengthening government systems, advancing innovative financing models and deepening partnerships across public, private and civil society actors. It also demonstrated ambition to only support initiatives that have potential for scale and impact. - The JP on Social and Child Protection drove major system-level reforms and expanded equitable access to child and social protection services nationwide. The systems strengthening has resulted in 1.7 million households being reached through the Inua Jamii social cash transfer programme, the first major expansion in over a decade. - The JP on Sustainable Integrated Water Management is assessed as having great potential for results at scale. It involves more than ten UN entities joining forces with national and devolved government and the private sector. Its progress so far reflects successful climate finance mobilisation, strengthened institutional coordination and readiness for delivery at scale. Swedens provision of an unearmarked grant of USD 1.2 million under the pooled SDG Multi-Partner Trust Fund Kenya, UN Kenya was able to unlock an additional USD 20 million from the Climate Adaptation Fund for the benefit of water access for more than a million additional Kenyans. - A defining feature is the ownership model: communities lead construction and management of sand dams through local committees, while counties integrate the infrastructure into planning and budgets, ensuring sustainability and maintenance of investments beyond project cycles. - The programme is also unlocking private sector participation through an Adopt-a-Sand Dam model, enabling companies to co-invest in scaling infrastructure while maintaining community and government ownership. Implementation is underway in Garissa and Marsabit, with expansion planned for Wajir and Mandera. The Strategic Enabler of Partnerships Window, including the SDG Partnership Platform (SDGPP) deepened collaboration between government, private sector and development partners, mobilizing investments. - Here, the Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Development Impact Bond (ASRH DIB) is an example of the Fund's support for innovative approaches to development financing and programming. The DIB was developed as a joint UN initiative in Kenya, facilitated by the Fund Secretariat, and has advanced a complementary and catalytic model for adolescent-responsive primary healthcare. The programme demonstrated the viability of outcomes-based financing for ASRH and HIV services across ten counties, introducing accountability mechanisms linking service delivery, real-time data, independent verification and performance-based payments. The DIB combines catalytic grant funding (traditional partners, for example Sweden through unearmarked funding to the MPTF) with private outcome investment (philanthropies, private sector) and independent verification mechanisms. The catalytic approach has moreover helped to unlock additional pooled financing from the global Joint SDG Fund. - From a private-sector perspective, the DIB has demonstrated that adolescent health can be structured as a credible outcomes-based investment opportunity, rather than only a grant-funded social intervention, as it helped create market confidence and a structured pipeline for future participation by private and philanthropic actors. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15735-15735A0101 Sweden The contribution was initially a support to the UN:s new country program for Kenya - the Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (SDCF), 2022-2026, which is channeled through the Multi Partner Trust Fund set up for this purpose. The Swedish support will primarily be used for capacity strengthening of the MPTF's management in Nairobi, including the Secretariat for the SDG Partnership Platform, both hosted within the UN Resident Coordinator's Office (UNRCO). The capacity strengthening is focused on the areas of youth and employment; disaster risk reduction and resilience; environment, climate and green financing; and SDGPP management. Additional contributions to the Fund have thereafter been provided for special purposes through so called Joint Programs. Insatsen var initialt ett stöd till FN:s nya landprogram för Kenya, Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (SDCF), 2022-2026, som kanaliseras genom en Multi Partner Trust Fund för ändamålet. Det svenska stödet ska främst användas för kapacitetsstärkning av MPTF:s management i Nairobi, inklusive sekretariatet för SDG Partnership Platform, båda inhysta under UN Resident Coordinator's Office (UNRCO). Kapacitetsstärkningen riktar sig främst mot områdena ungdomar och sysselsättning; katastrofriskreduceringe och resiliens; miljö, klimat och grön finansiering samt hanteringen av SDGPP. Ytterligare bidrag har därefter givits till fonden för att stödja särskilda ändamål genom sk Joint Programs. The main objectives of the intervention are: - improved coordination of the UNCT, together with GoK, donors and other stakeholders, for a more effective and efficient implementation of the UNSDCF in alignment with Kenya's development plans; - contribute to enhanced resource mobilization through the SDGPP and development of innovative finance solutions for investments in prioritised sectors (and sub-sectors) as identfied by Kenya and in the SDCF. The SDG MPTF Kenya was established in July 2022, with the purpose to support the delivery of UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework 2022 2026, enhance the UN to deliver as one through Joint Programs and to support the country in achieving the SDGs. The Fund builds on the existing Partnerships Platform (SDGPP) that was established in 2017 to support the UNDAF 20182022. Sida's first contribution is loosely earmarked to the Fund's "Enabler Window", and more specifically for Strengthening the Capacity of the SDG MPTF Kenya Secretariat (the Secretariat) by financing four positions at the RCO and SDGPP, as well as a smaller budget for "emerging, strategic issues". A second contribution to the Fund was agreed upon in a first amendment to the MPTF SAA and disbursed in late December 2022, earmarked for a Joint Program on drought response and resilience under the Window for Strategic Pillar 2, "Planet and Prosperity". A third contribution to the Fund was agreed upon in a second amendment to the MPTF SAA and disbursed in late December 2023, earmarked for a bridge Joint Program on Social and Child Protection under the Window for Strategic Pillar 1, "People and Peace". The objectives of the intervention have, thus, been updated with regards to the additional funding to the MPTF by these amendments. The main objectives of the intervention are: - improved coordination of the UNCT, together with GoK, donors and other stakeholders, for a more effective and efficient implementation of the UNSDCF in alignment with Kenya's development plans; - contribute to enhanced resource mobilization through the SDGPP and development of innovative finance solutions for investments in prioritized sectors (and sub-sectors) as identified by Kenya and in the SDCF. For amendment I: The main purpose and overall objective is to enhance response and recovery for communities affected by drought in Northern Kenya while enhancing long term climate resilience response and recovery targeting 75,000 people and 200,000 livestock. The specific objectives are: - to provide improved access to safe water and hygiene for 75,000 drought affected vulnerable people and 200,000 livestock in Turkana, Garissa, Wajir, Mandera, and Marsabit counties by ensuring continued availability and access to essential services and strengthened climate smart food production for 1,000 households impacted by the drought in Garissa, Turkana and Tana River counties. For amendment II: The expected results are: - To enhance the capacity and opportunities for the poor and vulnerable to improve and sustain their livelihoods and welfare; - To facilitate and follow up successful achievement of government's commitment to expand social protection coverage including cost sharing whenever possible; - Social and child protection systems have enhanced technical and financial capacity to develop and manage programs at scale; - Functional coordination at the national and county levels for inter-sectoral linkages is enhanced; - Government and partners have financial and technical capacity to review, develop and implement policies, legislation and strategies delivering on the right to social protection and child protection- For amendment III: The expected results for the Joint Program are: - To support coordination, data management and evidence based policymaking, planning and budgeting for enhanced child protection and social protection outcomes - Enhanced systems and capacity of the national and county governments, non-state institutions and communities to efficiently deliver well-coordinated, inclusive, accessible, equitable and resilient/shock-responsive social and child protection services to Kenyans, addressing multiple dimensions of poverty and vulnerability across the life cycle. -Enhanced capacity of national and county governments, non state institutions and communities to strengthen and expand inclusive and sustainable child protection and social protection programmes and systems For this Joint Program Swedish contribution to the MPTF, the interventions objectives are hereby updated with regards to the funding for Social and Child Protection Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30050520 27399826 65349827 25549827 5000000 0 0 0 16850000 0 0 0 0 10549827 0 9550519.9999999963 25549827 20500000 5000000 0 54800000 0 10549826 0 16850892.9899999984 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 116064753.4099999964 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 20434353.6000000015 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 6494353.5999999996 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 3056166.3999999999 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 6560000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 13940000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 4061683.0099999998 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 6488142.9900000002 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 10362750 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 6487250 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 10549827 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 54800000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 25549827 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 5000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality, including reduced gender-related violence and access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Limited climate impact and increased resistance in the face of climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased capacity to provide sustainable public services Ökad kapacitet att tillhandahålla hållbara samhällstjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved prerequisites for productive employment with decent working conditions, as well as for free and fair trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, samt för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened systems for better access to social protection Stärkta system för bättre tillgång till social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15735-15735A0105 Sweden The contribution was initially a support to the UN:s new country program for Kenya - the Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (SDCF), 2022-2026, which is channeled through the Multi Partner Trust Fund set up for this purpose. The Swedish support will primarily be used for capacity strengthening of the MPTF's management in Nairobi, including the Secretariat for the SDG Partnership Platform, both hosted within the UN Resident Coordinator's Office (UNRCO). The capacity strengthening is focused on the areas of youth and employment; disaster risk reduction and resilience; environment, climate and green financing; and SDGPP management. Additional contributions to the Fund have thereafter been provided for special purposes through so called Joint Programs. Insatsen var initialt ett stöd till FN:s nya landprogram för Kenya, Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (SDCF), 2022-2026, som kanaliseras genom en Multi Partner Trust Fund för ändamålet. Det svenska stödet ska främst användas för kapacitetsstärkning av MPTF:s management i Nairobi, inklusive sekretariatet för SDG Partnership Platform, båda inhysta under UN Resident Coordinator's Office (UNRCO). Kapacitetsstärkningen riktar sig främst mot områdena ungdomar och sysselsättning; katastrofriskreduceringe och resiliens; miljö, klimat och grön finansiering samt hanteringen av SDGPP. Ytterligare bidrag har därefter givits till fonden för att stödja särskilda ändamål genom sk Joint Programs. The main objectives of the intervention are: - improved coordination of the UNCT, together with GoK, donors and other stakeholders, for a more effective and efficient implementation of the UNSDCF in alignment with Kenya's development plans; - contribute to enhanced resource mobilization through the SDGPP and development of innovative finance solutions for investments in prioritised sectors (and sub-sectors) as identfied by Kenya and in the SDCF. The SDG MPTF Kenya was established in July 2022, with the purpose to support the delivery of UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework 2022 2026, enhance the UN to deliver as one through Joint Programs and to support the country in achieving the SDGs. The Fund builds on the existing Partnerships Platform (SDGPP) that was established in 2017 to support the UNDAF 20182022. Sida's first contribution is loosely earmarked to the Fund's "Enabler Window", and more specifically for Strengthening the Capacity of the SDG MPTF Kenya Secretariat (the Secretariat) by financing four positions at the RCO and SDGPP, as well as a smaller budget for "emerging, strategic issues". A second contribution to the Fund was agreed upon in a first amendment to the MPTF SAA and disbursed in late December 2022, earmarked for a Joint Program on drought response and resilience under the Window for Strategic Pillar 2, "Planet and Prosperity". A third contribution to the Fund was agreed upon in a second amendment to the MPTF SAA and disbursed in late December 2023, earmarked for a bridge Joint Program on Social and Child Protection under the Window for Strategic Pillar 1, "People and Peace". The objectives of the intervention have, thus, been updated with regards to the additional funding to the MPTF by these amendments. The main objectives of the intervention are: - improved coordination of the UNCT, together with GoK, donors and other stakeholders, for a more effective and efficient implementation of the UNSDCF in alignment with Kenya's development plans; - contribute to enhanced resource mobilization through the SDGPP and development of innovative finance solutions for investments in prioritized sectors (and sub-sectors) as identified by Kenya and in the SDCF. For amendment I: The main purpose and overall objective is to enhance response and recovery for communities affected by drought in Northern Kenya while enhancing long term climate resilience response and recovery targeting 75,000 people and 200,000 livestock. The specific objectives are: - to provide improved access to safe water and hygiene for 75,000 drought affected vulnerable people and 200,000 livestock in Turkana, Garissa, Wajir, Mandera, and Marsabit counties by ensuring continued availability and access to essential services and strengthened climate smart food production for 1,000 households impacted by the drought in Garissa, Turkana and Tana River counties. For amendment II: The expected results are: - To enhance the capacity and opportunities for the poor and vulnerable to improve and sustain their livelihoods and welfare; - To facilitate and follow up successful achievement of government's commitment to expand social protection coverage including cost sharing whenever possible; - Social and child protection systems have enhanced technical and financial capacity to develop and manage programs at scale; - Functional coordination at the national and county levels for inter-sectoral linkages is enhanced; - Government and partners have financial and technical capacity to review, develop and implement policies, legislation and strategies delivering on the right to social protection and child protection- For amendment III: The expected results for the Joint Program are: - To support coordination, data management and evidence based policymaking, planning and budgeting for enhanced child protection and social protection outcomes - Enhanced systems and capacity of the national and county governments, non-state institutions and communities to efficiently deliver well-coordinated, inclusive, accessible, equitable and resilient/shock-responsive social and child protection services to Kenyans, addressing multiple dimensions of poverty and vulnerability across the life cycle. -Enhanced capacity of national and county governments, non state institutions and communities to strengthen and expand inclusive and sustainable child protection and social protection programmes and systems For this Joint Program Swedish contribution to the MPTF, the interventions objectives are hereby updated with regards to the funding for Social and Child Protection Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 0 20000000 0 20000000 40000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 20000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 20000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Strengthened systems for better access to social protection Stärkta system för bättre tillgång till social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15818 Sweden National Expert to EU in Sustainable Financing Policy. To design interventions aiming at scaling up sustainable finance in EU partner countries. Nationell Expert till EU inom Sustainable Financing Policy. Bidra till kommissionens strategi för att skala upp hållbar finansiering i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Developing countries, unspecified Financial policy and administrative management Banking & Financial Services SE-0-SE-6-15818-15818A0101 Sweden National Expert to EU in Sustainable Financing Policy. To design interventions aiming at scaling up sustainable finance in EU partner countries. Nationell Expert till EU inom Sustainable Financing Policy. Bidra till kommissionens strategi för att skala upp hållbar finansiering i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 8.4 - Fram till 2030 successivt förbättra den globala resurseffektiviteten i konsumtionen och produktionen samt sträva efter att bryta sambandet mellan ekonomisk tillväxt och miljöförstöring, i enlighet med det tioåriga ramverket för hållbar konsumtion och produktion, med de utvecklade länderna i täten. 8.4 - Improve progressively, through 2030, global resource efficiency in consumption and production and endeavour to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation, in accordance with the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, with developed countries taking the lead. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 696441 1992523 1118560 0 0 100433 170825 309960 130158 0 146237 0 136520 130606 0 160501 138381 443452 328779 68907 138883 342905 0 0 150150 0 130438 184082 50002 0 0 128577 127973 0 0 137885 151869 3807524 EC/European Commission 68907.43 EC/European Commission 443452.05 EC/European Commission 184081.61 EC/European Commission 130158.33 EC/European Commission 100433.1 EC/European Commission 146237.1 EC/European Commission 128576.88 EC/European Commission 328779.06 EC/European Commission 138380.91 EC/European Commission 130437.82 EC/European Commission 150150.26 EC/European Commission 130606.26 EC/European Commission 127973.04 EC/European Commission 342905.4 EC/European Commission 137885.01 EC/European Commission 170824.51 EC/European Commission 136520.36 EC/European Commission 151868.81 EC/European Commission 309960.26 EC/European Commission 138882.73 EC/European Commission 160501.36 EC/European Commission 50002.29 EC/European Commission Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15818-15818A0102 Sweden National Expert to EU in Sustainable Financing Policy. To design interventions aiming at scaling up sustainable finance in EU partner countries. Nationell Expert till EU inom Sustainable Financing Policy. Bidra till kommissionens strategi för att skala upp hållbar finansiering i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 8.4 - Fram till 2030 successivt förbättra den globala resurseffektiviteten i konsumtionen och produktionen samt sträva efter att bryta sambandet mellan ekonomisk tillväxt och miljöförstöring, i enlighet med det tioåriga ramverket för hållbar konsumtion och produktion, med de utvecklade länderna i täten. 8.4 - Improve progressively, through 2030, global resource efficiency in consumption and production and endeavour to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation, in accordance with the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, with developed countries taking the lead. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1055787 2118877 1450000 148788 310133 141995 323478 115801 142008 137052 142182 22671 129365 160732 152738 0 165077 147724 349673 158492 143748 163355 154062 145959 141922 104639 270309 141695 270905 13547 150774 175840 4624664 EC/European Commission 115801.31 EC/European Commission 137052.39 EC/European Commission 142182.15 EC/European Commission 147723.82 EC/European Commission 349672.33 EC/European Commission 163355.22 EC/European Commission 142007.84 EC/European Commission 141994.85 EC/European Commission 141921.96 EC/European Commission 165076.74 EC/European Commission 270905.39 EC/European Commission 145959.47 EC/European Commission 323478.16 EC/European Commission 141694.93 EC/European Commission 160731.78 EC/European Commission 150773.71 EC/European Commission 158491.88 EC/European Commission 175840.31 EC/European Commission 310132.67 EC/European Commission 148787.98 EC/European Commission 152738.24 EC/European Commission 129365.17 EC/European Commission 154062.42 EC/European Commission 143747.88 EC/European Commission 270309.31 EC/European Commission 104639.2 EC/European Commission 22671.27 EC/European Commission Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15889 Sweden Contribute to assuring the follow-up of Election Observation Mission recommendations to contribute to these goals Bidra till att säkerställa uppföljningen av rekommendationer från valövervakningsuppdraget för att bidra till dessa mål. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya South Africa Developing countries, unspecified Elections Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-15889-15889A0101 Sweden Contribute to assuring the follow-up of Election Observation Mission recommendations to contribute to these goals Bidra till att säkerställa uppföljningen av rekommendationer från valövervakningsuppdraget för att bidra till dessa mål. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 505328 2191565 1307701 0 107965 0 137120 160395 0 330441 174216 0 134148 0 159345 143598 182364 196424 0 119411 253860 11143 131858 354076 170517 0 0 0 139785 374774 0 0 82378 0 293574 175842 171361 4004594 EC/European Commission 11143.31 EC/European Commission 119411 EC/European Commission 374773.96 EC/European Commission 107964.51 EC/European Commission 160395.16 EC/European Commission 137119.62 EC/European Commission 134148.37 EC/European Commission 159344.77 EC/European Commission 253859.65 EC/European Commission 131857.56 EC/European Commission 139784.87 EC/European Commission 143598.33 EC/European Commission 293573.72 EC/European Commission 354076.32 EC/European Commission 175841.62 EC/European Commission 174216.28 EC/European Commission 182363.54 EC/European Commission 171361.28 EC/European Commission 330441.11 EC/European Commission 170517.32 EC/European Commission 196423.71 EC/European Commission 82378.04 EC/European Commission Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15889-15889A0102 Sweden Contribute to assuring the follow-up of Election Observation Mission recommendations to contribute to these goals Bidra till att säkerställa uppföljningen av rekommendationer från valövervakningsuppdraget för att bidra till dessa mål. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1168453 2611577 2315376 178431 184535 96549 334282 190114 356901 189906 170579 25380 337131 186229 305055 182955 171302 268431 194874 228756 178878 225462 414057 238229 176187 178984 105546 240361 167636 181193 180000 207463 0 6095406 EC/European Commission 96548.91 EC/European Commission 178431.49 EC/European Commission 334281.62 EC/European Commission 25379.91 EC/European Commission 305054.75 EC/European Commission 228756.19 EC/European Commission 184534.88 EC/European Commission 189906.24 EC/European Commission 170578.99 EC/European Commission 337130.87 EC/European Commission 194873.89 EC/European Commission 178877.61 EC/European Commission 414056.91 EC/European Commission 105546.1 EC/European Commission 268431.47 EC/European Commission 181193.02 EC/European Commission 178984.09 EC/European Commission 207463.3 EC/European Commission 356901.3100000001 EC/European Commission 186229.29 EC/European Commission 190113.94 EC/European Commission 171301.98 EC/European Commission 182954.55 EC/European Commission 176186.99 EC/European Commission 238229.1 EC/European Commission 167635.98 EC/European Commission 225462.3 EC/European Commission Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15914 Sweden Globally, OCCRP performs approximately 130 investigations per year exposing corruption, corporate wrongdoing, tax evasion, money laundering, and cross-border organized crime thsu serves as a strong watch-dog of both States and market actors. The network also has a growing portfolio of investigations which expose damage that corruption and organized crime do to the environment. This intervention aims at enabling at minimum ten OCCRP Member Centers in the Eastern Partnership region to get on-the-job capacity-building, access to innovations and security support. OCCRP utför cirka 130 undersökningar per år i världen, vilka avslöjar korruption, företagsbrott, skatteflykt, penningtvätt och gränsöverskridande organiserad brottslighet. OCCRP är en inflytelserik granskare av både stater och marknadsaktörer. Nätverket har även en växande portfölj av utredningar som avslöjar korruption och organiserad brottslighet inom miljöområdet. Denna intervention syftar till att göra det möjligt för minst tio OCCRP-medlemscentra i det Östliga Partnerskapet att få stöd till professionalisering, tillgång till innovationer samt säkerhetsstöd. The Journalism Development Network (JDN), a global non-profit organization registered in the USA since 2006 with registered entities in Europe, and is implementing the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP). This intervention aims at enabling at minimum ten Member centres in the Eastern Partnership region to get on-the-job capacity-building and access to OCCRPs innovations. The strategy includes support to regional initiatives where all or a selection of the following countries are included: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Moldova and Ukraine. The intervention concerns the areas: Human rights, democracy, the rule of law and gender equality. Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption; Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law. OCCRP provides hands-on training, editorial and security support, access to data, collaboration platform and other IT-tools, help in fundraising and organizational development for independent investigative media outlets, members of OCCRPs network, in those countries. This multi-faceted support is expected to enable these outlets to keep or increase the number, quality, and impact of the reporting revealing instances and schemes of grand corruption and organized crime networks operating on national, cross-border, and regional levels. It can also be assumed that staff's position on the labor market is strengthened and that the outlets can keep staff. Because high level corruption, organized crime networks, and schemes of laundering illicit financial gains operate across countries and regions, and tremendous amounts of illicit money are injected into global economy, OCCRP also want to use Sida funding to increase the capacity of its network to pursue wherever the leads go geographically and expose inter-regional and global connections. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Central Asia, regional Europe, regional Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general N/A No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15914-15914A0101 Sweden Globally, OCCRP performs approximately 130 investigations per year exposing corruption, corporate wrongdoing, tax evasion, money laundering, and cross-border organized crime thsu serves as a strong watch-dog of both States and market actors. The network also has a growing portfolio of investigations which expose damage that corruption and organized crime do to the environment. This intervention aims at enabling at minimum ten OCCRP Member Centers in the Eastern Partnership region to get on-the-job capacity-building, access to innovations and security support. OCCRP utför cirka 130 undersökningar per år i världen, vilka avslöjar korruption, företagsbrott, skatteflykt, penningtvätt och gränsöverskridande organiserad brottslighet. OCCRP är en inflytelserik granskare av både stater och marknadsaktörer. Nätverket har även en växande portfölj av utredningar som avslöjar korruption och organiserad brottslighet inom miljöområdet. Denna intervention syftar till att göra det möjligt för minst tio OCCRP-medlemscentra i det Östliga Partnerskapet att få stöd till professionalisering, tillgång till innovationer samt säkerhetsstöd. The Journalism Development Network (JDN), a global non-profit organization registered in the USA since 2006 with registered entities in Europe, and is implementing the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP). This intervention aims at enabling at minimum ten Member centres in the Eastern Partnership region to get on-the-job capacity-building and access to OCCRPs innovations. The strategy includes support to regional initiatives where all or a selection of the following countries are included: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Moldova and Ukraine. The intervention concerns the areas: Human rights, democracy, the rule of law and gender equality. Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption; Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law. OCCRP provides hands-on training, editorial and security support, access to data, collaboration platform and other IT-tools, help in fundraising and organizational development for independent investigative media outlets, members of OCCRPs network, in those countries. This multi-faceted support is expected to enable these outlets to keep or increase the number, quality, and impact of the reporting revealing instances and schemes of grand corruption and organized crime networks operating on national, cross-border, and regional levels. It can also be assumed that staff's position on the labor market is strengthened and that the outlets can keep staff. Because high level corruption, organized crime networks, and schemes of laundering illicit financial gains operate across countries and regions, and tremendous amounts of illicit money are injected into global economy, OCCRP also want to use Sida funding to increase the capacity of its network to pursue wherever the leads go geographically and expose inter-regional and global connections. Sweden Journalism Development Network Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Journalism Development Network Inc 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 16000000 11000000 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 11000000 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 0 0 1650000 Journalism Development Network Inc 10050000 Journalism Development Network Inc 23450000 Journalism Development Network Inc 3850000 Journalism Development Network Inc 8400000 Journalism Development Network Inc 3600000 Journalism Development Network Inc 8400000 Journalism Development Network Inc 3600000 Journalism Development Network Inc 1200000 Journalism Development Network Inc 2800000 Journalism Development Network Inc 3850000 Journalism Development Network Inc 3850000 Journalism Development Network Inc 1650000 Journalism Development Network Inc 1650000 Journalism Development Network Inc Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15914-15914A0102 Sweden Globally, OCCRP performs approximately 130 investigations per year exposing corruption, corporate wrongdoing, tax evasion, money laundering, and cross-border organized crime thsu serves as a strong watch-dog of both States and market actors. The network also has a growing portfolio of investigations which expose damage that corruption and organized crime do to the environment. This intervention aims at enabling at minimum ten OCCRP Member Centers in the Eastern Partnership region to get on-the-job capacity-building, access to innovations and security support. OCCRP utför cirka 130 undersökningar per år i världen, vilka avslöjar korruption, företagsbrott, skatteflykt, penningtvätt och gränsöverskridande organiserad brottslighet. OCCRP är en inflytelserik granskare av både stater och marknadsaktörer. Nätverket har även en växande portfölj av utredningar som avslöjar korruption och organiserad brottslighet inom miljöområdet. Denna intervention syftar till att göra det möjligt för minst tio OCCRP-medlemscentra i det Östliga Partnerskapet att få stöd till professionalisering, tillgång till innovationer samt säkerhetsstöd. The Journalism Development Network (JDN), a global non-profit organization registered in the USA since 2006 with registered entities in Europe, and is implementing the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP). This intervention aims at enabling at minimum ten Member centres in the Eastern Partnership region to get on-the-job capacity-building and access to OCCRPs innovations. The strategy includes support to regional initiatives where all or a selection of the following countries are included: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Moldova and Ukraine. The intervention concerns the areas: Human rights, democracy, the rule of law and gender equality. Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption; Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law. OCCRP provides hands-on training, editorial and security support, access to data, collaboration platform and other IT-tools, help in fundraising and organizational development for independent investigative media outlets, members of OCCRPs network, in those countries. This multi-faceted support is expected to enable these outlets to keep or increase the number, quality, and impact of the reporting revealing instances and schemes of grand corruption and organized crime networks operating on national, cross-border, and regional levels. It can also be assumed that staff's position on the labor market is strengthened and that the outlets can keep staff. Because high level corruption, organized crime networks, and schemes of laundering illicit financial gains operate across countries and regions, and tremendous amounts of illicit money are injected into global economy, OCCRP also want to use Sida funding to increase the capacity of its network to pursue wherever the leads go geographically and expose inter-regional and global connections. Sweden Journalism Development Network Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Journalism Development Network Inc 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17000000 16000000 17000000 16000000 4950000 Journalism Development Network Inc 11550000 Journalism Development Network Inc 11550000 Journalism Development Network Inc 4950000 Journalism Development Network Inc SE-0-SE-6-15936 Sweden To work with Adaption Fund Secretariat (AFS) at Global Environment Facility WB with innovation and climate change Arbeta med Adaption Fund Secretariate ( AFS) Global Environment Facility/ WB om innovation kopplat till klimatfrågor Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Developing countries, unspecified Environmental policy and administrative management Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency General Environment Protection Energy Policy SE-0-SE-6-15936-15936A0101 Sweden To work with Adaption Fund Secretariat (AFS) at Global Environment Facility WB with innovation and climate change Arbeta med Adaption Fund Secretariate ( AFS) Global Environment Facility/ WB om innovation kopplat till klimatfrågor Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 9.b - Stödja inhemsk teknikutveckling, forskning och innovation i utvecklingsländerna, inklusive genom att säkerställa en gynnsam policymiljö för exempelvis industriell diversifiering och förädling av råvaror. 9.b - Support domestic technology development, research and innovation in developing countries, including by ensuring a conducive policy environment for, inter alia, industrial diversification and value addition to commodities. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3282331 3517019 3517019 0 0 3282331 0 6799350 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 3282330.6599999997 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 3517018.9299999997 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15936-15936A0102 Sweden To work with Adaption Fund Secretariat (AFS) at Global Environment Facility WB with innovation and climate change Arbeta med Adaption Fund Secretariate ( AFS) Global Environment Facility/ WB om innovation kopplat till klimatfrågor Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 9.b - Support domestic technology development, research and innovation in developing countries, including by ensuring a conducive policy environment for, inter alia, industrial diversification and value addition to commodities. 9.b - Stödja inhemsk teknikutveckling, forskning och innovation i utvecklingsländerna, inklusive genom att säkerställa en gynnsam policymiljö för exempelvis industriell diversifiering och förädling av råvaror. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3171341 0 0 3171341 3171341 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 3171340.6199999996 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15949 Sweden UNDP and UNCDF will 2023-2027 work to Strengthen the Governance of Climate Finance and to promote inclusive climate resilience in Asia and the Pacific. The project focuses on the following objectives: * Impact: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu are building inclusive climate resilient communities and local economies and are transitioning towards low carbon development pathways.  * Medium term outcome: Climate governance is strengthened in a gender responsive manner and additional climate finance is leveraged at the national, sectoral and sub-national levels in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu.  * Outcome 1: Public sector at national, sectoral and local levels has enhanced capacities for effective planning of climate finance.  * Outcome 2:Climate Change is mainstreamed into national/ local governments' planning and budgeting systems and lead to allocations/investments. * Outcome 3: Country frameworks and systems established and/or strengthened for increased access to climate finance (public, private, domestic, international). * Outcome 4: Enhanced inclusiveness, transparency and accountability of climate finance. * Outcome 5: Strengthened regional cooperation to enable climate finance reforms in the region. UNDP och UNCDF kommer 2023-2027 att arbeta för att stärka styrningen av klimatfinansiering och för att främja klimatresilient och inkluderade utveckling i Asien och Oceanien. Projektet fokuserar på följande mål: * Långsiktig effekt: Bangladesh, Kambodja, Nepal, Salomonöarna och Tuvalu bygger inkluderande klimattåliga samhällen och lokala ekonomier och övergår till utvecklingsvägar med låga koldioxidutsläpp. * Effekt på medellång sikt: Klimatstyrningen stärks på ett jämställdhetsintegrerat sätt och ytterligare klimatfinansiering mobiliseras på nationella, sektoriella och subnationella nivåer i Bangladesh, Kambodja, Nepal, Salomonöarna och Tuvalu. * Kortsiktigt resultat 1: Offentlig sektor på nationell, sektoriell och lokal nivå har förbättrad kapacitet för effektiv planering av klimatfinansiering. * Kortsiktigt resultat 2: Klimat integreras i nationella/lokala myndigheters planerings- och budgetsystem och leder till anslag/investeringar. * Kortsiktigt resultat 3: Landramverk och system etableras och/eller stärks för ökad tillgång till klimatfinansiering (offentlig, privat, inhemsk, internationell). * Kortsiktigt resultat 4: Förbättrad inkludering, transparens och ansvarsutkrävande för klimatfinansiering. * Kortsiktigt resultat 5: Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att möjliggöra klimatfinansieringsreformer i regionen. Overall goal: Impact: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu are building inclusive climate resilient communities and local economies and are transitioning towards low carbon development pathways. Medium term outcome: Climate governance is strengthened in a gender responsive manner and additional climate finance is leveraged at the national, sectoral and sub-national levels in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu. Outcome 1: Public sector at national, sectoral and local levels has enhanced capacities for effective planning of climate finance. Outcome 2:Climate Change is mainstreamed into national/ local governments' planning and budgeting systems and lead to allocations/investments. Outcome 3: Country frameworks and systems established and/or strengthened for increased access to climate finance (public, private, domestic, international). Outcome 4: Enhanced inclusiveness, transparency and accountability of climate finance. Outcome 5: Strengthened regional cooperation to enable climate finance reforms in the region. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Cambodia Nepal Solomon Islands Tuvalu Asia, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection The following are summary of key results achieved, both expected and unexpected from the 2024 annual report: Integration of Climate Finance into National Policies: - Nepal: A Provincial Climate Change Financing Framework (PCCFF) was developed in alignment with Nepals National Climate Change Financing Framework and the Climate Change Budget Integration Index. The framework aims to integrate climate finance into the public financial management (PFM) systems of Gandaki and Koshi Provinces, representing a significant step toward strengthening climate finance governance at the provincial level. - Cambodia: Started working on a comprehensive climate financing strategy linked to the third generation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs 3.0) under the Paris Agreement. Strengthened Local Capacities for Climate Adaptation: - Cambodia: Trained 40 community leaders and subnational officials on the specific vulnerabilities of women and girls to climate-induced risks, promoting their active engagement in climate adaptation planning and decision-making. - Bangladesh: Trained over 860 local government officials on gender-responsive climate adaptation strategies. - Tuvalu: Provided capacity-building for local government officers to integrate climate data into budgeting processes. Enhanced Access to Alternative Climate Finance: - Bangladesh: The Performance-Based Climate Resilience Grant (PBCRG) mechanism was expanded to 10 additional upazilas, bringing the total to 29 upazilas with strengthened institutional capacity to mainstream gender-responsive Local Adaptation Plans of Action (LAPAs). Through this, 66 local officials were trained to conduct Climate Vulnerability Assessments (CVAs) using Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) tools. Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development, and Cooperatives (MoLGRD&C) published guidelines and over 540 government official are trained to lead gender-inclusive vertical integration of the National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) into the LAPAs. - Cambodia & Nepal: Initiated thematic green bond issuance discussions to unlock new sources of climate finance. Improved Transparency in Climate Finance Allocation: - Solomon Islands: Climate Budget Tagging reforms were launched to improve the tracking of climate-related expenditures, marking a significant step toward aligning financial systems with national climate priorities. - Bangladesh: The Climate Vulnerability Index was updated to support more effective allocation of public funds, reshape fund distribution processes, and integrate Local Adaptation Plans of Action (LAPAs), thereby enhancing the targeting of climate finance at the local level. Unexpected Results: - In Nepal, two development partners committed additional funding of USD 3.3 million to be channelled to local governments through the PBCRG mechanism. - Tuvalu unlocked (from World Bank and ADB) USD 11.5 million in budget support through reforms in climate budget tagging. - Bangladesh officially adopted the Local Adaptation Plans of Action (LAPA) as a national tool for channeling climate finance. - Solomon Islands integrated climate performance measures into its Provincial Capacity Development Fund, strengthening local resilience planning. Regional Cooperation results: - Strengthened Regional Cooperation for Climate Finance The project enhanced regional cooperation by documenting and replicating successful climate finance approaches, including South-South knowledge exchanges. Compliance reviews with ISO 14093 were conducted in Cambodia, Nepal, and the Solomon Islands, with four knowledge sharing events organized to improve regional collaboration in climate finance. - The project fostered cross-regional learning, including through online training, webinars, and capacity development for government officials and parliamentarians. These efforts were aimed at enhancing access to climate finance, with events like the Pacific Asia Symposium and the NAP Expo offering a platform for sharing adaptation finance strategies. - The project supported the creation of tools and frameworks, including a guide for developing sustainable finance taxonomies and a regional climate budget taxonomy. Key developments included the formulation of a blended finance study, climate budgeting effectiveness study, and adaptive financial resilience frameworks, with completion expected by mid-2025. - The project supported key events such as the LoCAL Global Board meeting and a regional event at COP 29, highlighting adaptation finance and resilience. Discussions emphasized climate finance needs for local governments and the development of a LoCAL Private Finance Window, with a focus on blended finance and private-sector investments for climate-resilient infrastructure - UNDP and UNCDF partnered with UNITAR to develop online climate finance courses, training over 1600 government officials across various countries. Gender aspects: The report demonstrates efforts toward gender equality in climate finance and adaptation planning across the Asia-Pacific region. Gender-responsive approaches have been integrated into policies, planning, and budgeting, though challenges remain in achieving full inclusivity. Examples of gender equality integration are: - Nepal: The Provincial Climate Change Financing Framework (PCCFF) incorporates Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) to ensure climate finance benefits women and marginalized groups. - Cambodia: Sub-national climate finance processes included gender-sensitive investment frameworks, strengthening womens role in decision-making. - Solomon Islands: Climate Change Adaptation and Risk Resilience Officers were deployed in provinces to help integrate gender considerations in climate programs. - Tuvalu: Training on gender-inclusive disaster and climate adaptation strategies for local government officials. - Bangladesh: A Gender Assessment of the Performance-Based Climate Resilience Grant (PBCRG) mechanism was conducted to identify gender gaps and propose improvements. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15949-15949A0101 Sweden UNDP and UNCDF will 2023-2027 work to Strengthen the Governance of Climate Finance and to promote inclusive climate resilience in Asia and the Pacific. The project focuses on the following objectives: * Impact: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu are building inclusive climate resilient communities and local economies and are transitioning towards low carbon development pathways.  * Medium term outcome: Climate governance is strengthened in a gender responsive manner and additional climate finance is leveraged at the national, sectoral and sub-national levels in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu.  * Outcome 1: Public sector at national, sectoral and local levels has enhanced capacities for effective planning of climate finance.  * Outcome 2:Climate Change is mainstreamed into national/ local governments' planning and budgeting systems and lead to allocations/investments. * Outcome 3: Country frameworks and systems established and/or strengthened for increased access to climate finance (public, private, domestic, international). * Outcome 4: Enhanced inclusiveness, transparency and accountability of climate finance. * Outcome 5: Strengthened regional cooperation to enable climate finance reforms in the region. UNDP och UNCDF kommer 2023-2027 att arbeta för att stärka styrningen av klimatfinansiering och för att främja klimatresilient och inkluderade utveckling i Asien och Oceanien. Projektet fokuserar på följande mål: * Långsiktig effekt: Bangladesh, Kambodja, Nepal, Salomonöarna och Tuvalu bygger inkluderande klimattåliga samhällen och lokala ekonomier och övergår till utvecklingsvägar med låga koldioxidutsläpp. * Effekt på medellång sikt: Klimatstyrningen stärks på ett jämställdhetsintegrerat sätt och ytterligare klimatfinansiering mobiliseras på nationella, sektoriella och subnationella nivåer i Bangladesh, Kambodja, Nepal, Salomonöarna och Tuvalu. * Kortsiktigt resultat 1: Offentlig sektor på nationell, sektoriell och lokal nivå har förbättrad kapacitet för effektiv planering av klimatfinansiering. * Kortsiktigt resultat 2: Klimat integreras i nationella/lokala myndigheters planerings- och budgetsystem och leder till anslag/investeringar. * Kortsiktigt resultat 3: Landramverk och system etableras och/eller stärks för ökad tillgång till klimatfinansiering (offentlig, privat, inhemsk, internationell). * Kortsiktigt resultat 4: Förbättrad inkludering, transparens och ansvarsutkrävande för klimatfinansiering. * Kortsiktigt resultat 5: Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att möjliggöra klimatfinansieringsreformer i regionen. Overall goal: Impact: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu are building inclusive climate resilient communities and local economies and are transitioning towards low carbon development pathways. Medium term outcome: Climate governance is strengthened in a gender responsive manner and additional climate finance is leveraged at the national, sectoral and sub-national levels in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu. Outcome 1: Public sector at national, sectoral and local levels has enhanced capacities for effective planning of climate finance. Outcome 2:Climate Change is mainstreamed into national/ local governments' planning and budgeting systems and lead to allocations/investments. Outcome 3: Country frameworks and systems established and/or strengthened for increased access to climate finance (public, private, domestic, international). Outcome 4: Enhanced inclusiveness, transparency and accountability of climate finance. Outcome 5: Strengthened regional cooperation to enable climate finance reforms in the region. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 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The project focuses on the following objectives: * Impact: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu are building inclusive climate resilient communities and local economies and are transitioning towards low carbon development pathways.  * Medium term outcome: Climate governance is strengthened in a gender responsive manner and additional climate finance is leveraged at the national, sectoral and sub-national levels in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu.  * Outcome 1: Public sector at national, sectoral and local levels has enhanced capacities for effective planning of climate finance.  * Outcome 2:Climate Change is mainstreamed into national/ local governments' planning and budgeting systems and lead to allocations/investments. * Outcome 3: Country frameworks and systems established and/or strengthened for increased access to climate finance (public, private, domestic, international). * Outcome 4: Enhanced inclusiveness, transparency and accountability of climate finance. * Outcome 5: Strengthened regional cooperation to enable climate finance reforms in the region. UNDP och UNCDF kommer 2023-2027 att arbeta för att stärka styrningen av klimatfinansiering och för att främja klimatresilient och inkluderade utveckling i Asien och Oceanien. Projektet fokuserar på följande mål: * Långsiktig effekt: Bangladesh, Kambodja, Nepal, Salomonöarna och Tuvalu bygger inkluderande klimattåliga samhällen och lokala ekonomier och övergår till utvecklingsvägar med låga koldioxidutsläpp. * Effekt på medellång sikt: Klimatstyrningen stärks på ett jämställdhetsintegrerat sätt och ytterligare klimatfinansiering mobiliseras på nationella, sektoriella och subnationella nivåer i Bangladesh, Kambodja, Nepal, Salomonöarna och Tuvalu. * Kortsiktigt resultat 1: Offentlig sektor på nationell, sektoriell och lokal nivå har förbättrad kapacitet för effektiv planering av klimatfinansiering. * Kortsiktigt resultat 2: Klimat integreras i nationella/lokala myndigheters planerings- och budgetsystem och leder till anslag/investeringar. * Kortsiktigt resultat 3: Landramverk och system etableras och/eller stärks för ökad tillgång till klimatfinansiering (offentlig, privat, inhemsk, internationell). * Kortsiktigt resultat 4: Förbättrad inkludering, transparens och ansvarsutkrävande för klimatfinansiering. * Kortsiktigt resultat 5: Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att möjliggöra klimatfinansieringsreformer i regionen. Overall goal: Impact: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu are building inclusive climate resilient communities and local economies and are transitioning towards low carbon development pathways. Medium term outcome: Climate governance is strengthened in a gender responsive manner and additional climate finance is leveraged at the national, sectoral and sub-national levels in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu. Outcome 1: Public sector at national, sectoral and local levels has enhanced capacities for effective planning of climate finance. Outcome 2:Climate Change is mainstreamed into national/ local governments' planning and budgeting systems and lead to allocations/investments. Outcome 3: Country frameworks and systems established and/or strengthened for increased access to climate finance (public, private, domestic, international). Outcome 4: Enhanced inclusiveness, transparency and accountability of climate finance. Outcome 5: Strengthened regional cooperation to enable climate finance reforms in the region. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20800000 1900000 15000000 16500000 0 0 0 0 0 20800000 0 1900000 0 16500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 13008000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 2710000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 542000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 22764000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 3794000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 11382000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 4992000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 208000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 1456000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 8736000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 1040000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 4368000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 399000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 95000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 798000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 133000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 19000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 456000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 3600000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 3150000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 1050000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 6300000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 150000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 750000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 825000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 165000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 6930000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 1155000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 3465000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 3960000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16045 Sweden PAGE aims to influence countries to reframe economic policy around sustainability through policy conditions, reforms, incentives, business models and strategic partnerships, to catalyze greater action and investment in green technology and natural, human and social capital. PAGE syftar på att påverka länder att omarbeta ekonomisk politisk inriktning kring hållbarhet genom politiska villkor, reformer, incitament, affärsmodeller och strategiska partnerskap, för att katalysera större åtgärder och investeringar i grön teknik och naturligt, mänskligt och socialt kapital. PAGE syftar på att påverka länder att omarbeta ekonomisk politisk inriktning kring hållbarhet genom politiska villkor, reformer, incitament, affärsmodeller och strategiska partnerskap, för att katalysera större åtgärder och investeringar i grön teknik och naturligt, mänskligt och socialt kapital. På så sätt inspirerar, informerar och möjliggör PAGE för länder och regioner att lägga hållbarhet i hjärtat av ekonomisk politik och praxis för att: Främja långsiktigt välstånd och ekonomisk tillväxt; Skapa inkomster och jobb; Minska fattigdom och ojämlikhet samt Stärka ekologiska grunder för ekonomin. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Valda exempel av PAGE och dess påverkan mot impact-nivå: Insatsen till PAGE har fortsatt att utvecklas under 2025. I slutet av året började Sida tala med projektledningen om behov av ökat landfokus till ett fåtal "fokusländer". PAGEs sekretariat i Genève undersöker detta. PAGE är fortsatt en stark samanhållen ansats som avancerar grönare, cirkulär och jobbskapande i samarbetsländerna och som stöttar länderna att navigera finansieringsmässiga svårigheter, klimatrisker, sociala ojämlikheter och strukturella utmaningar. Genom att samla UNDP, ILO, UNEP, UNIDO och UNITAR är avtrycket och möjligheterna stora. PAGE arbetar nu med 23 länder. Sida har säkerställt att stöd inte går till länder dit stöd inte får gå enligt instruktioner från huvudmannen. En stor framgång för PAGE är att man etablerat ett samarbete med Coalition of finance minister for climate action, en sammanslutning av finansministrar för klimatarbete, den sk Helsinki-gruppen. Detta samarbete ger direkt kontaktyta mot katalytiska aktörer med stor påverkansmöjlighet. PAGEs arbetsområden under året var 1, Anpassning av finans- och skattesystem mot hållbar utvecklign och resiliens. 2, Cirkuklär ekonomisk anpassning - från policy till implementering 3, Integration av anständiga arbetsvillkor och social inkludering i gröna vägar 4, Nationell planering och ramverk som reflekterar hållbarhetsprioriteringar 5, Ökad impact genom dialog och samarbete Exempel på landnivån: I Uruguay och Indonesien stöttar PAGE leverans av nationella cirkulära ekonomiska planer för finansstrategier och aspekter länkade till gröna jobb och rättvis omställning. I Brasilien, Senegal och Mongoliet stöttar PAGE analys och policy design relaterat till nationella planer för transformation och med koppling till cirkularitet, jobbskapande, rättvis omställning och finans. I Sydafrika och Kazakhstan erbjuder PAGE stöd till områden kring finans och investeringar - i Kazakhstan relaterat till vattensektorn och i Sydafrika kring rättvis omställning. I Uzbekistan stöttar PAGE etableringen av nationella utsläpps. och handelssystem samt mätning av grön klimatfinansiering. En ILO-rapport, Employment in the circular economy, stöttad av PAGE och publicerad i december, skapar baseline för arbetsskapande i den cirkulära ekonomin och täcker analys av 177 länder och inkluderar även informellt arbete. I Guatemala har PAGE hållit en kongress kring accelerering mot cirkulär ekonomi, med över 250 intressenter. PAGE har stöttat Thailand i att lansera ett nationellt finansiellt ramverk för cirkulär avfallshantering. I en lång rad länder: Brasilien, Mongoliet, Kyrgyzistan samt Indien har PAGE bidragit i till planering av nya, alt uppdaterade ramverk för grön omställning. I Afrika stöttade PAGE med PAGE regional academy for Africa genom att skapa och generera gemensamma strategier för att anpassa skattesystem, investeringsstrategier, marknads incitament för grön och cirkulär ekonomi. Vidare har PAGE etablerat processer för syd-syd-lärande och träning, innovativ finansiering och policyutveckling. Sydafrika och Indoneisien har etablerat kontakt och lärande kring policylösningar för rättvis energiomställning. Dessutom medverkade PAGE till input till Sydafrikas G20-ordförandeskap genom bidrag till Energy Transitions Working Group (ETWG). Under FfD 4 konferensen in Sevilla ordnade PAGE ett event tillsammans med Coalition of Finance ministers kring "Välstånd genom resiliens: transformering av public finance för en stark framtid". Här medverkade Brasilien, Sydafrika, Uganda samt Sverige gm Sida. Under året skapade PAGE också en ny e-lärandekurs kring "skapande av ekonomier" kring omstrukturering mot gröna ekonomier. Faciliteten upplever att regeringar i utvecklingsekonomier i ökad utsträckning söker riktat stöd i utformning av regulatoriska lösningar, finansiella instrument, instiutionell koordinering och kapacitetsutveckling. Detta återspeglar ökat fokus på konkret action på landnivå. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16045-16045A0101 Sweden PAGE aims to influence countries to reframe economic policy around sustainability through policy conditions, reforms, incentives, business models and strategic partnerships, to catalyze greater action and investment in green technology and natural, human and social capital. PAGE syftar på att påverka länder att omarbeta ekonomisk politisk inriktning kring hållbarhet genom politiska villkor, reformer, incitament, affärsmodeller och strategiska partnerskap, för att katalysera större åtgärder och investeringar i grön teknik och naturligt, mänskligt och socialt kapital. PAGE syftar på att påverka länder att omarbeta ekonomisk politisk inriktning kring hållbarhet genom politiska villkor, reformer, incitament, affärsmodeller och strategiska partnerskap, för att katalysera större åtgärder och investeringar i grön teknik och naturligt, mänskligt och socialt kapital. På så sätt inspirerar, informerar och möjliggör PAGE för länder och regioner att lägga hållbarhet i hjärtat av ekonomisk politik och praxis för att: Främja långsiktigt välstånd och ekonomisk tillväxt; Skapa inkomster och jobb; Minska fattigdom och ojämlikhet samt Stärka ekologiska grunder för ekonomin. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 15.a - Mobilisera och väsentligt öka de finansiella resurserna från alla källor för att bevara och hållbart nyttja den biologiska mångfalden och ekosystemen. 15.a - Mobilize and significantly increase financial resources from all sources to conserve and sustainably use biodiversity and ecosystems. 15.b - Mobilize significant resources from all sources and at all levels to finance sustainable forest management and provide adequate incentives to developing countries to advance such management, including for conservation and reforestation. 15.b - Mobilisera betydande resurser från alla källor och på alla nivåer för att finansiera hållbart brukande av skogar och ge utvecklingsländerna lämpliga incitament att utveckla ett sådant bruk, inklusive för bevarande och återbeskogning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt Improved opportunities and enhanced capacity by actors in partner countries to implement, follow up and participate in global dialogue on Agenda 2030 Förbättrade möjligheter och stärkt kapacitet för aktörer i partnerländer att genomföra, följa upp och delta i global dialog om Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-16045-16045A0102 Sweden PAGE aims to influence countries to reframe economic policy around sustainability through policy conditions, reforms, incentives, business models and strategic partnerships, to catalyze greater action and investment in green technology and natural, human and social capital. PAGE syftar på att påverka länder att omarbeta ekonomisk politisk inriktning kring hållbarhet genom politiska villkor, reformer, incitament, affärsmodeller och strategiska partnerskap, för att katalysera större åtgärder och investeringar i grön teknik och naturligt, mänskligt och socialt kapital. PAGE syftar på att påverka länder att omarbeta ekonomisk politisk inriktning kring hållbarhet genom politiska villkor, reformer, incitament, affärsmodeller och strategiska partnerskap, för att katalysera större åtgärder och investeringar i grön teknik och naturligt, mänskligt och socialt kapital. På så sätt inspirerar, informerar och möjliggör PAGE för länder och regioner att lägga hållbarhet i hjärtat av ekonomisk politik och praxis för att: Främja långsiktigt välstånd och ekonomisk tillväxt; Skapa inkomster och jobb; Minska fattigdom och ojämlikhet samt Stärka ekologiska grunder för ekonomin. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 15.a - Mobilisera och väsentligt öka de finansiella resurserna från alla källor för att bevara och hållbart nyttja den biologiska mångfalden och ekosystemen. 15.a - Mobilize and significantly increase financial resources from all sources to conserve and sustainably use biodiversity and ecosystems. 15.b - Mobilisera betydande resurser från alla källor och på alla nivåer för att finansiera hållbart brukande av skogar och ge utvecklingsländerna lämpliga incitament att utveckla ett sådant bruk, inklusive för bevarande och återbeskogning. 15.b - Mobilize significant resources from all sources and at all levels to finance sustainable forest management and provide adequate incentives to developing countries to advance such management, including for conservation and reforestation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 5000000 5000000 10000000 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-16051 Sweden Sida intends to organize SIF, Stockholm Internet Forum, for the eighth time in 2023. The conference aims to provide a platform for international actors focusing on developing countries. Sida har för avsikt att under 2023 anordna SIF, Stockholm Internet Forum, en åttonde gång. Konferensen syftar till att tillhandahålla en plattform för internationella aktörer med inriktning på utvecklingsländer. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-16051-16051A0101 Sweden Sida intends to organize SIF, Stockholm Internet Forum, for the eighth time in 2023. The conference aims to provide a platform for international actors focusing on developing countries. Sida har för avsikt att under 2023 anordna SIF, Stockholm Internet Forum, en åttonde gång. Konferensen syftar till att tillhandahålla en plattform för internationella aktörer med inriktning på utvecklingsländer. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other 9.c - Significantly increase access to information and communications technology and strive to provide universal and affordable access to the Internet in least developed countries by 2020. 9.c - Väsentligt ökad tillgången till informations- och kommunikationsteknik samt eftersträva allmän och ekonomiskt överkomlig tillgång till Internet i de minst utvecklade länderna senast 2020. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 981937 5940745 960437 241231 1050603 21500 0 69875 24100 47133 1998251 -21823 2531376 0 6922682 Other 21500 Other 960436.75 Other 0 Other 241230.5 Other 1050602.79 Other 1998250.5 Other 24100 Other 2531376.4900000002 Other -21822.65 Other 69875.25 Other 47132.5 Other Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened preconditions for freedom of expression, including human rights on-line, free and independent media, access to information and countering disinformation. Stärkta förutsättningar för yttrandefrihet, inklusive mänskliga rättigheters tillämplighet på internet, fri och oberoende media, tillgång till information och motverkande av desinformation. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16051-16051A0102 Sweden Sida intends to organize SIF, Stockholm Internet Forum, for the eighth time in 2023. The conference aims to provide a platform for international actors focusing on developing countries. Sida har för avsikt att under 2023 anordna SIF, Stockholm Internet Forum, en åttonde gång. Konferensen syftar till att tillhandahålla en plattform för internationella aktörer med inriktning på utvecklingsländer. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other 9.c - Significantly increase access to information and communications technology and strive to provide universal and affordable access to the Internet in least developed countries by 2020. 9.c - Väsentligt ökad tillgången till informations- och kommunikationsteknik samt eftersträva allmän och ekonomiskt överkomlig tillgång till Internet i de minst utvecklade länderna senast 2020. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 75250 1827680 75250 0 1049719 0 140000 47132 252151 338678 0 0 0 1902930 Other 75250 Other 1049718.8100000001 Other 140000 Other 252150.5 Other 338678.37 Other 47132.25 Other Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Inclusive, equitable and sustainable digital transformation En inkluderande, jämställd och hållbar digitalisering Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16108 Sweden Slum Dwellers International (SDI) is a unique actor that drives effective development in the urban ecosystem. SDI is the first international civil society organization created by slum dwellers and includes a global network of national federations of slum dwellers in 20 countries across Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. SDI's international network supports capacity building at all levels of its membership, works to scale-up local action, and plays a significant role in advocacy around slum dwellers' rights. SDIs on-the-ground activities and advocacy agenda includes securing tenure and providing access to basic services, housing and livelihoods for slum dwellers globally. The overall aim of Sida's support to SDI is to have a positive impact on the lives of slum dwellers globally. Today, a total of approximately 1 billion people are estimated to live in slum areas, but if no drastic measures are implemented, this number will double within approximately 15-20 years. SDI's work is well aligned with Sweden's priorities for development cooperation, where the partnership contributes to strengthening the voice of poor slum dwellers by highlighting their experiences and knowledge at the global level. Sida assesses that the support to SDI complements Sida's portfolio of partners within the sustainable cities thematic area. The main objective of this project is to support institutional and programmatic strengthening that consolidates and expands SDI's reconstruction process. The project will ensure that lessons learned are incorporated across SDI's network and that support for SDI's critical programmatic work is gradually expanded. Currently SDI exists as two legal entities: SDI NPO and SDI NPC. At the end of March 2023, SDI NPO will cease to exist and SDI NPC will take over all operations. Sida will enter into an agreement with SDI NPC which is conditional on the complete transition from SDI NPO to SDI NPC. The agreement has three specific objectives: (1) support SDI's reconstruction process to build long-term sustainability in the organization by establishing policies and guidance to ensure accountability and transparency and implementation of key procedures and systems, (2) strengthen learning and capacity within the network and (3) deepen the network's impact in knowledge management and policy advocacy by strengthening SDI's "Know Your City (KYC)" platform - SDI's central platform for data collection on slum conditions. Sida assesses that SDI's operations, which will be strengthened under the reorganization process, clearly aim to work for gender equality and the environment, which justifies the setting of these markers as main objectives (2). Sida assesses that the Rio marker for climate adaptation is classified as sub-objective (1), based upon the project's objective 2, which aims to promote learning about locally led climate adaptation across the network. This objective will also highlight SDI's global advocacy work on climate and resilience. Furthermore, the project's objective 3 aims to strengthen SDI's knowledge platform to increase the network's work in building resilience, justice and adaptation to climate change. Since the project's main objective is to implement SDI's reorganization, connections to the rest of the policy markers are weak. Under the project's objective 2, which promotes learning over the network, there are specific outputs for how learning can strengthen civil society. Sida assesses that the markers for democracy and human rights should be classified as sub-objectives (1). Slum Dwellers International (SDI) är en unik aktör som driver effektiv utveckling i det urbana ekosystemet. SDI är den första internationella civilsamhällesorganisationen som består av organisationer skapade av sluminvånare eller de som direkt arbetar i slummen. Idag är SDI ett globalt nätverk av nationella federationer av slumbosatta i 20 länder i Asien, Afrika, Latinamerika och Karibien. SDI:s internationella nätverk stödjer kapacitetsutveckling på alla nivåer genom medlemskap, upptrappning av lokala åtgärder, politisk påverkan och opinionsbildning. Agendan fokuserar på att säkerställa besittningsrätt, tillgång till bastjänster, bostad samt försörjning för sluminvånare globalt. Det övergripande syftet med stödet till SDI är att ha en positiv påverkan på slumsituationen i världen. Totalt bedöms idag ca 1 miljard människor bo i slumområden, men om inga drastiska åtgärder genomförs så kommer antalet sluminvånare att fördubblas inom ca 15-20 år. SDI:s arbete ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar för utvecklingssamarbete, eftersom de ger ett viktigt stöd till ett nätverk av organisationer skapade av sluminvånare. Samarbetet med SDI bidrar till att stärka fattiga sluminvånare och deras erfarenhet och kunskap lyfts fram på den globala policynivån. Sida bedömer att stödet till SDI kompletterar portföljen inom hållbara städer och att SDI är en viktig aktör inom det civila samhället som fokuserar på att göra sluminvånares röster hörda i miljöer som är svårarbetade och där uppföljning kan vara en utmaning på grund av svaga system. Sida har sedan 2009 gett program och kärnstöd till SDI och totalt betalat ut ungefär 156 miljoner SEK i stöd genom tre avtal. Det första avtalet gällde 12,5 MSEK perioden 2009-2014 och det andra avtalet 94 MSEK perioden 2014/15-2017/18. Det sista avtalet rörde perioden mellan 2018/19-2021/22 och var ursprungligen ett kärnstöd för 190 MSEK, men omvandlades till ett riktat stöd för 50,15 MSEK för att stödja SDIs omorganisations- och rekonstruktionsprocess 2020-2022. Det huvudsakliga målet med projektet är att stödja institutionell och programmatisk förstärkning som konsoliderar och utökar SDIs rekonstruktionsprocess. Projektet ska säkerställa att lärdomar erkänns och operationaliseras över hela nätverket samt att stödet till SDIs kritiska programmatiska arbete expanderas stegvis. Just nu finns det två juridiska entiteter; SDI NPO och SDI NPC. Rekonstruktionsprocessen handlar bland annat om att vid slutet av mars 2023 kommer SDI NPO att upphöras och därmed tar SDI NPC över all verksamhet. Sida kommer att ingå i avtal med SDI NPC och i avtalet finnas ett villkor kopplad till andra utbetalningen för att säkerställa övergången från SDI NPO till SDI NPC. Insatsen kommer att ha tre specifika mål: (1) stödja SDI:s rekonstruktionsprocess för att bygga långsiktig hållbarhet i organisationen genom att upprätta policyer och vägledning för att säkerställa ansvar och transparens samt implementera viktiga rutiner och system, (2) stärka lärande och kapacitet inom nätverket och (3) fördjupa nätverkets effekt inom kunskapshantering och policypåverkan genom att förstärka SDI:s "Know Your City (KYC)" plattform - SDI:s centrala plattform för datainsamling om förhållandena i slumområden. Sida bedömer att SDIs verksamhet som förstärks av omorganiseringsprocess tydligt syftar till att verka för jämställdhet och miljö vilket motiverar att markörer sätts som huvudsyfte (2). Sida bedömer att Rio markör för klimatanpassningen klassas som delsyfte (1). Projektets objektiv 2 främjar lärande över nätverket, inklusive erfarenheter av lokalt ledd klimatanpassning. Det ska också lyfta SDIs globala programs fokus på klimat och resiliens. Projektets objektiv 3 kommer att förstärka SDIs kunskapsplattformen för att förbättra förståelse och öka nätverkets arbetet inom uppbyggning av resiliens, rättvisa och anpassning till klimatförändringar. Eftersom projektets huvudsyfte är att genomför SDIs omorganisering kopplingar till resten av policymarkörer är svaga. Under projektets objektiv 2 som främjar lärande över nätverket finns det specifika outputs för hur lärande kan förstärka civil samhälle. Sida bedömer att markörerna för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter bör klassas som delsyfte (1). Alla övriga markörer har satts som inte inriktade på området (0). SDIs mål ("mission") är att förvandla slumområden så att de blir motståndskraftiga kvarter och inkluderande städer genom en transformationsagenda som leds av kvinnor på gräsrotsnivå. Det huvudsakliga målet med projektet är att stödja institutionell och programmatisk förstärkning som konsoliderar och utökar SDIs rekonstruktionsprocess. Projektet ska säkerställa att lärdomar erkänns och operationaliseras över hela nätverket samt att stödet till SDIs kritiska programmatiska arbete expanderas stegvis. Eftersom det huvudsakliga målet är att slutföra SDIs omorganisering genom institutionell och programmatisk förstärkning är delmålen fokuserade på att utöka kapacitetstöd och färdigställa omorganisering i linje med rekommendationer från tidigare revisionsrapporter och den senaste Intern Styrning och Kontroll (ISK) granskningen från juni 2022: 1) SDIs ledarskap och ledningsstrukturer stärks för att implementera, följa upp och utvärdera SDIs nya strategiska plan 2023-27 genom fortsatta förbättringar av interna kontrollsystem och ledarskap. 2)Lärande över nätverket stärker nätverkets utveckling, kapacitet och hållbarhet samt byggs på lärande mellan generationerna. 3) Fördjupa nätverkets effekt inom kunskapshantering och policypåverkan genom att förstärka SDIs Know Your City plattformen - SDIs centrala plattform för datainsamling om förutsättningar i slumområden. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Urban development and management Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Other Multisector Administrative Costs of Donors SDI har utförts de flesta aktiviteter inom de tre prioriterade resultatområden enligt tidplanen: 1) SDIs ledarskap och ledningsstrukturer stärks för att implementera, följa upp och utvärdera SDIs nya strategiska plan 202327. Sekretariatets personal förstärktes under perioden med sex nya anställda: en administratör, en senior lärande, uppföljning och utvärderingsanalytiker, en bidragshandläggare, en senior ekonomi handläggare, och två seniora projekthandläggare (efter att en projekthandläggare avgick). SDIs programansvarig avgick i augusti 2024 av personliga skäl och i januari 2025 fylldes rollen igen. För närvarande har sekretariatet 16 anställda. Sekretariatet anlitade ett konsultbolag Navigate för att stödja förstärkning av de interna kontrollsystemen. "SDI Transition Status" plan Just nu finns det två juridiska organisationer: SDI NPO "nonprofit organisation" och SDI NPC "nonprofit corporation". Rekonstruktionsprocessen handlade bland annat om att SDI NPO kommer att upphöras och därmed tar SDI NPC över all verksamhet (Sida ingår i avtal med SDI NPC). Styrelsen bekräftade i NPC rapporten för 2023 att från januari 2023 hade alla av SDIs verksamhet flyttats över från NPO till NPC. NPO förväntades att stängas ner på slutet av finansiella året mars 2025. Rapporten förklarade att komplexitet med överföringar från NPO till NPC orsakade förseningar med NPOs nedstängningen (Slum Dwellers International NPC, Annual Financial Statements for the year ending 31st December 2023, June 2024, s. 6, dox n. 22/001359106). Förstärkning av system, policyer och procedurer som styr relationerna mellan SDIs sekretariat och samarbetsorganisationer Sekretariatet uppfyllde nästan alla rekommendationer i ISK rapporterna från 2022 och 2024 som behövdes för att färdigställa rekonstruktionsprocessen. Till exempel: - Utvecklade sekretariatet system för att förbättra hanteringen av dokument t.ex ett spårningssystem för att säkerställa leveransen av rapportering till givare och partners i rätt tid samt ett för att säkerställa uppföljning från möten. - Sekretariatet genomför nu månatliga genomgångar av förvaltnings konton tillsammans med programgrupper samt projektutgifter granskas mot budgetar regelbundet. - Bankavstämningar och handkassor godkännas regelbundet medans lönefunktionen flyttades internt. - Bidragshanteringspolicy godkändes av styrelsen tillsammans med uppdragsbeskrivningen för bidragssamordningsgruppen (SDI Final Narrative Report, s.9, dox n. 22/001359163). SDIs sekretariatet samordnade två workshop om finansiell förvaltning och bidragshantering för alla sina nätverkspartners. Den första ägde rum i augusti 2023 i Dakar, Senegal. Nitton samarbetspartners representerade av 34 personer deltog i workshoppen som tog upp frågor kring t.ex. finansiell förvaltning, organisationsutveckling, riskhantering, och principer för lärande, uppföljning och utvärdering. SDIs sekretariat även tillhandahöll tekniska stöd om finansiell förvaltning till samarbetspartners båda digitalt online och i fysiska möten (SDI Narrative Report July-December 2023, s. 4, dox n. 22/00135997). Den andra ägde rum på slutet av september 2024 i Ghana. Innan mötet fyllde i alla samarbetspartners en blankett för självutvärdering av organisationsstyrning "organisational health check self-assessments". som Sekretariatet sammanställde viktiga slutsatser från samarbetspartners svar i en rapport. Slutsatserna diskuterades på mötet och bidrog till flera lärdomar t.ex inom "good governance", finansiell förvaltning, integrering av finansiella system med lärande, uppföljning och utvärdering samt effektiv användning av medel. En handlingsplan utvecklades för att vägleda genomförandet av lärdomar och uppföljning (SDI Final Narrative Report, s.6, dox n. 22/001359163). SDIs sekretariat tillsammans med sina samarbetsorganisationer utvecklade ett ramverk för indikatorer och verktyg för att utvärdera SDI nätverkets effekt i relation till sin nya strategiskplan 202327 (SDI Narrative Report July-December 2023, s. 7, dox n. 22/00135997). 2) Lärande över nätverket stärker nätverkets utveckling, kapacitet och hållbarhet samt byggs på lärande mellan generationerna. SDI arrangerade flera lärandemöten under perioden såsom: - Samarbetsorganisationen i Namibia höll ett möte om innovativa offentligprivata partnerskap för att förbättra tillgången till bostäder - I Sierra Leone anordnades en KYC TVutbildning med stöd från SDI:s samarbetspartners från flera länder - Medlemmar från Zimbabwe och Botswana deltog i en kapacitetsbyggande workshop som koordinerades av SDI organisationen i Sydafrika (SDI Narrative Report, July-December 2023, s. 8, dox n. 22/00135997). - I juni 2024 hölls ett regional hubbmöte med East Africa Hub i Mwanza, Tanzania (SDI Narrative Report July-December 2023, s. 8, dox n. 22/00135997). - I Uganda genomförde SDIs LME styrgrupp ("Monitoring, Learning and Evaluation" uppföljning, lärande och utvärdering) ett utbyte bland affiliates om SDIs nya LME ramverk för den nya strategiska planen 202327. Tillsammans utvecklade gruppen ett ramverk för uppföljning och spridning (SDI Narrative Report July-December 2023, s. 8, dox n. 22/00135997). Sekretariatet erbjöd regelbundet tekniska stödet till sina affiliates genom online konsultationer och fysisk stöd vid behov, främst inom projektutveckling, ekonomisk förvaltning och programgenomförande. I takt med att flera affiliates lanserade nya program gav sekretariatet dessutom skräddarsytt stöd till sina partners för att förberreda dem med förvaltningen av sina initiativ (SDI Final Narrative Report, s.6, dox n. 22/001359163). SDI deltog i ett antal globala evenemang för att bredda spridningen av data från slumområden för hållbar stadsutveckling och lyfta sluminvånares röster i ett globalt sammanhang. Påverkansarbetet fokuserade på att lyfta fram metoder som gynnar fattiga och öka de finansiella flödena för lokalt ledd stadsutveckling. T.ex. deltog SDI på COP28 klimatmötet i Dubai med representanter från Kenya, Liberia, Zambia och Zimbabwe. I september deltog även SDI representanter från Kenya och Zimbabwe på Africa Climate Summit i Nairobi (SDI Narrative Report July-December 2023, s. 8, dox n. 22/00135997) 3) Fördjupa nätverkets effekt inom kunskapshantering och policypåverkan genom att förstärka SDIs Know Your City plattformen. De regionala mötena resulterade i en ny plan för att uppgradera KYC plattformen (KYC 2.0). SDI erhöll stöd från Chicagos universitet, Mansueto Institutets "Million Neighbourhoods Project", och HumanitarianOpenStreetMap för den tekniska och programmatiska uppgraderingen av plattformen. Den första fasen av arbetet bestod av en analys av luckor och utmaningar samt bästa praxis och möjligheter för utveckling av ett nytt kartläggningsverktyg för KYC 2.0. Under 2024 utvecklade sekretariatet partnerskap med United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG), Cities Alliance och Kapstadens universitet för att vidareutveckla KYC 2.0 programmet. Flera verktyg för nya dataanalys utvecklades inom t.ex vägåtkomst, översvämningsrisk, hetta samt sanitet medans pilotprojekt genomfördes inom klimatanpassningen och katastrofriskreducering i Accra, Mwanza och Freetown (SDI Final Narrative Report, s.6, dox n. 22/001359163). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16108-16108A0101 Sweden Slum Dwellers International (SDI) is a unique actor that drives effective development in the urban ecosystem. SDI is the first international civil society organization created by slum dwellers and includes a global network of national federations of slum dwellers in 20 countries across Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. SDI's international network supports capacity building at all levels of its membership, works to scale-up local action, and plays a significant role in advocacy around slum dwellers' rights. SDIs on-the-ground activities and advocacy agenda includes securing tenure and providing access to basic services, housing and livelihoods for slum dwellers globally. The overall aim of Sida's support to SDI is to have a positive impact on the lives of slum dwellers globally. Today, a total of approximately 1 billion people are estimated to live in slum areas, but if no drastic measures are implemented, this number will double within approximately 15-20 years. SDI's work is well aligned with Sweden's priorities for development cooperation, where the partnership contributes to strengthening the voice of poor slum dwellers by highlighting their experiences and knowledge at the global level. Sida assesses that the support to SDI complements Sida's portfolio of partners within the sustainable cities thematic area. The main objective of this project is to support institutional and programmatic strengthening that consolidates and expands SDI's reconstruction process. The project will ensure that lessons learned are incorporated across SDI's network and that support for SDI's critical programmatic work is gradually expanded. Currently SDI exists as two legal entities: SDI NPO and SDI NPC. At the end of March 2023, SDI NPO will cease to exist and SDI NPC will take over all operations. Sida will enter into an agreement with SDI NPC which is conditional on the complete transition from SDI NPO to SDI NPC. The agreement has three specific objectives: (1) support SDI's reconstruction process to build long-term sustainability in the organization by establishing policies and guidance to ensure accountability and transparency and implementation of key procedures and systems, (2) strengthen learning and capacity within the network and (3) deepen the network's impact in knowledge management and policy advocacy by strengthening SDI's "Know Your City (KYC)" platform - SDI's central platform for data collection on slum conditions. Sida assesses that SDI's operations, which will be strengthened under the reorganization process, clearly aim to work for gender equality and the environment, which justifies the setting of these markers as main objectives (2). Sida assesses that the Rio marker for climate adaptation is classified as sub-objective (1), based upon the project's objective 2, which aims to promote learning about locally led climate adaptation across the network. This objective will also highlight SDI's global advocacy work on climate and resilience. Furthermore, the project's objective 3 aims to strengthen SDI's knowledge platform to increase the network's work in building resilience, justice and adaptation to climate change. Since the project's main objective is to implement SDI's reorganization, connections to the rest of the policy markers are weak. Under the project's objective 2, which promotes learning over the network, there are specific outputs for how learning can strengthen civil society. Sida assesses that the markers for democracy and human rights should be classified as sub-objectives (1). Slum Dwellers International (SDI) är en unik aktör som driver effektiv utveckling i det urbana ekosystemet. SDI är den första internationella civilsamhällesorganisationen som består av organisationer skapade av sluminvånare eller de som direkt arbetar i slummen. Idag är SDI ett globalt nätverk av nationella federationer av slumbosatta i 20 länder i Asien, Afrika, Latinamerika och Karibien. SDI:s internationella nätverk stödjer kapacitetsutveckling på alla nivåer genom medlemskap, upptrappning av lokala åtgärder, politisk påverkan och opinionsbildning. Agendan fokuserar på att säkerställa besittningsrätt, tillgång till bastjänster, bostad samt försörjning för sluminvånare globalt. Det övergripande syftet med stödet till SDI är att ha en positiv påverkan på slumsituationen i världen. Totalt bedöms idag ca 1 miljard människor bo i slumområden, men om inga drastiska åtgärder genomförs så kommer antalet sluminvånare att fördubblas inom ca 15-20 år. SDI:s arbete ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar för utvecklingssamarbete, eftersom de ger ett viktigt stöd till ett nätverk av organisationer skapade av sluminvånare. Samarbetet med SDI bidrar till att stärka fattiga sluminvånare och deras erfarenhet och kunskap lyfts fram på den globala policynivån. Sida bedömer att stödet till SDI kompletterar portföljen inom hållbara städer och att SDI är en viktig aktör inom det civila samhället som fokuserar på att göra sluminvånares röster hörda i miljöer som är svårarbetade och där uppföljning kan vara en utmaning på grund av svaga system. Sida har sedan 2009 gett program och kärnstöd till SDI och totalt betalat ut ungefär 156 miljoner SEK i stöd genom tre avtal. Det första avtalet gällde 12,5 MSEK perioden 2009-2014 och det andra avtalet 94 MSEK perioden 2014/15-2017/18. Det sista avtalet rörde perioden mellan 2018/19-2021/22 och var ursprungligen ett kärnstöd för 190 MSEK, men omvandlades till ett riktat stöd för 50,15 MSEK för att stödja SDIs omorganisations- och rekonstruktionsprocess 2020-2022. Det huvudsakliga målet med projektet är att stödja institutionell och programmatisk förstärkning som konsoliderar och utökar SDIs rekonstruktionsprocess. Projektet ska säkerställa att lärdomar erkänns och operationaliseras över hela nätverket samt att stödet till SDIs kritiska programmatiska arbete expanderas stegvis. Just nu finns det två juridiska entiteter; SDI NPO och SDI NPC. Rekonstruktionsprocessen handlar bland annat om att vid slutet av mars 2023 kommer SDI NPO att upphöras och därmed tar SDI NPC över all verksamhet. Sida kommer att ingå i avtal med SDI NPC och i avtalet finnas ett villkor kopplad till andra utbetalningen för att säkerställa övergången från SDI NPO till SDI NPC. Insatsen kommer att ha tre specifika mål: (1) stödja SDI:s rekonstruktionsprocess för att bygga långsiktig hållbarhet i organisationen genom att upprätta policyer och vägledning för att säkerställa ansvar och transparens samt implementera viktiga rutiner och system, (2) stärka lärande och kapacitet inom nätverket och (3) fördjupa nätverkets effekt inom kunskapshantering och policypåverkan genom att förstärka SDI:s "Know Your City (KYC)" plattform - SDI:s centrala plattform för datainsamling om förhållandena i slumområden. Sida bedömer att SDIs verksamhet som förstärks av omorganiseringsprocess tydligt syftar till att verka för jämställdhet och miljö vilket motiverar att markörer sätts som huvudsyfte (2). Sida bedömer att Rio markör för klimatanpassningen klassas som delsyfte (1). Projektets objektiv 2 främjar lärande över nätverket, inklusive erfarenheter av lokalt ledd klimatanpassning. Det ska också lyfta SDIs globala programs fokus på klimat och resiliens. Projektets objektiv 3 kommer att förstärka SDIs kunskapsplattformen för att förbättra förståelse och öka nätverkets arbetet inom uppbyggning av resiliens, rättvisa och anpassning till klimatförändringar. Eftersom projektets huvudsyfte är att genomför SDIs omorganisering kopplingar till resten av policymarkörer är svaga. Under projektets objektiv 2 som främjar lärande över nätverket finns det specifika outputs för hur lärande kan förstärka civil samhälle. Sida bedömer att markörerna för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter bör klassas som delsyfte (1). Alla övriga markörer har satts som inte inriktade på området (0). SDIs mål ("mission") är att förvandla slumområden så att de blir motståndskraftiga kvarter och inkluderande städer genom en transformationsagenda som leds av kvinnor på gräsrotsnivå. Det huvudsakliga målet med projektet är att stödja institutionell och programmatisk förstärkning som konsoliderar och utökar SDIs rekonstruktionsprocess. Projektet ska säkerställa att lärdomar erkänns och operationaliseras över hela nätverket samt att stödet till SDIs kritiska programmatiska arbete expanderas stegvis. Eftersom det huvudsakliga målet är att slutföra SDIs omorganisering genom institutionell och programmatisk förstärkning är delmålen fokuserade på att utöka kapacitetstöd och färdigställa omorganisering i linje med rekommendationer från tidigare revisionsrapporter och den senaste Intern Styrning och Kontroll (ISK) granskningen från juni 2022: 1) SDIs ledarskap och ledningsstrukturer stärks för att implementera, följa upp och utvärdera SDIs nya strategiska plan 2023-27 genom fortsatta förbättringar av interna kontrollsystem och ledarskap. 2)Lärande över nätverket stärker nätverkets utveckling, kapacitet och hållbarhet samt byggs på lärande mellan generationerna. 3) Fördjupa nätverkets effekt inom kunskapshantering och policypåverkan genom att förstärka SDIs Know Your City plattformen - SDIs centrala plattform för datainsamling om förutsättningar i slumområden. Sweden Slum Dwellers International NPC Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Slum Dwellers International NPC 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8500000 8500000 -471428 -471428 0 4500000 0 0 0 2500000 0 0 0 4000000 2500000 0 3500000 16528572 Slum Dwellers International NPC 2500000 Slum Dwellers International NPC 2500000 Slum Dwellers International NPC 3500000 Slum Dwellers International NPC 4500000 Slum Dwellers International NPC 4000000 Slum Dwellers International NPC -471428.33 Slum Dwellers International NPC Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 More environmentally sustainable and inclusive cities and societies. Fler miljömässigt hållbara och inkluderande städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16108-16108A0201 Sweden Slum Dwellers International (SDI) is a unique actor that drives effective development in the urban ecosystem. SDI is the first international civil society organization created by slum dwellers and includes a global network of national federations of slum dwellers in 20 countries across Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. SDI's international network supports capacity building at all levels of its membership, works to scale-up local action, and plays a significant role in advocacy around slum dwellers' rights. SDIs on-the-ground activities and advocacy agenda includes securing tenure and providing access to basic services, housing and livelihoods for slum dwellers globally. The overall aim of Sida's support to SDI is to have a positive impact on the lives of slum dwellers globally. Today, a total of approximately 1 billion people are estimated to live in slum areas, but if no drastic measures are implemented, this number will double within approximately 15-20 years. SDI's work is well aligned with Sweden's priorities for development cooperation, where the partnership contributes to strengthening the voice of poor slum dwellers by highlighting their experiences and knowledge at the global level. Sida assesses that the support to SDI complements Sida's portfolio of partners within the sustainable cities thematic area. The main objective of this project is to support institutional and programmatic strengthening that consolidates and expands SDI's reconstruction process. The project will ensure that lessons learned are incorporated across SDI's network and that support for SDI's critical programmatic work is gradually expanded. Currently SDI exists as two legal entities: SDI NPO and SDI NPC. At the end of March 2023, SDI NPO will cease to exist and SDI NPC will take over all operations. Sida will enter into an agreement with SDI NPC which is conditional on the complete transition from SDI NPO to SDI NPC. The agreement has three specific objectives: (1) support SDI's reconstruction process to build long-term sustainability in the organization by establishing policies and guidance to ensure accountability and transparency and implementation of key procedures and systems, (2) strengthen learning and capacity within the network and (3) deepen the network's impact in knowledge management and policy advocacy by strengthening SDI's "Know Your City (KYC)" platform - SDI's central platform for data collection on slum conditions. Sida assesses that SDI's operations, which will be strengthened under the reorganization process, clearly aim to work for gender equality and the environment, which justifies the setting of these markers as main objectives (2). Sida assesses that the Rio marker for climate adaptation is classified as sub-objective (1), based upon the project's objective 2, which aims to promote learning about locally led climate adaptation across the network. This objective will also highlight SDI's global advocacy work on climate and resilience. Furthermore, the project's objective 3 aims to strengthen SDI's knowledge platform to increase the network's work in building resilience, justice and adaptation to climate change. Since the project's main objective is to implement SDI's reorganization, connections to the rest of the policy markers are weak. Under the project's objective 2, which promotes learning over the network, there are specific outputs for how learning can strengthen civil society. Sida assesses that the markers for democracy and human rights should be classified as sub-objectives (1). Slum Dwellers International (SDI) är en unik aktör som driver effektiv utveckling i det urbana ekosystemet. SDI är den första internationella civilsamhällesorganisationen som består av organisationer skapade av sluminvånare eller de som direkt arbetar i slummen. Idag är SDI ett globalt nätverk av nationella federationer av slumbosatta i 20 länder i Asien, Afrika, Latinamerika och Karibien. SDI:s internationella nätverk stödjer kapacitetsutveckling på alla nivåer genom medlemskap, upptrappning av lokala åtgärder, politisk påverkan och opinionsbildning. Agendan fokuserar på att säkerställa besittningsrätt, tillgång till bastjänster, bostad samt försörjning för sluminvånare globalt. Det övergripande syftet med stödet till SDI är att ha en positiv påverkan på slumsituationen i världen. Totalt bedöms idag ca 1 miljard människor bo i slumområden, men om inga drastiska åtgärder genomförs så kommer antalet sluminvånare att fördubblas inom ca 15-20 år. SDI:s arbete ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar för utvecklingssamarbete, eftersom de ger ett viktigt stöd till ett nätverk av organisationer skapade av sluminvånare. Samarbetet med SDI bidrar till att stärka fattiga sluminvånare och deras erfarenhet och kunskap lyfts fram på den globala policynivån. Sida bedömer att stödet till SDI kompletterar portföljen inom hållbara städer och att SDI är en viktig aktör inom det civila samhället som fokuserar på att göra sluminvånares röster hörda i miljöer som är svårarbetade och där uppföljning kan vara en utmaning på grund av svaga system. Sida har sedan 2009 gett program och kärnstöd till SDI och totalt betalat ut ungefär 156 miljoner SEK i stöd genom tre avtal. Det första avtalet gällde 12,5 MSEK perioden 2009-2014 och det andra avtalet 94 MSEK perioden 2014/15-2017/18. Det sista avtalet rörde perioden mellan 2018/19-2021/22 och var ursprungligen ett kärnstöd för 190 MSEK, men omvandlades till ett riktat stöd för 50,15 MSEK för att stödja SDIs omorganisations- och rekonstruktionsprocess 2020-2022. Det huvudsakliga målet med projektet är att stödja institutionell och programmatisk förstärkning som konsoliderar och utökar SDIs rekonstruktionsprocess. Projektet ska säkerställa att lärdomar erkänns och operationaliseras över hela nätverket samt att stödet till SDIs kritiska programmatiska arbete expanderas stegvis. Just nu finns det två juridiska entiteter; SDI NPO och SDI NPC. Rekonstruktionsprocessen handlar bland annat om att vid slutet av mars 2023 kommer SDI NPO att upphöras och därmed tar SDI NPC över all verksamhet. Sida kommer att ingå i avtal med SDI NPC och i avtalet finnas ett villkor kopplad till andra utbetalningen för att säkerställa övergången från SDI NPO till SDI NPC. Insatsen kommer att ha tre specifika mål: (1) stödja SDI:s rekonstruktionsprocess för att bygga långsiktig hållbarhet i organisationen genom att upprätta policyer och vägledning för att säkerställa ansvar och transparens samt implementera viktiga rutiner och system, (2) stärka lärande och kapacitet inom nätverket och (3) fördjupa nätverkets effekt inom kunskapshantering och policypåverkan genom att förstärka SDI:s "Know Your City (KYC)" plattform - SDI:s centrala plattform för datainsamling om förhållandena i slumområden. Sida bedömer att SDIs verksamhet som förstärks av omorganiseringsprocess tydligt syftar till att verka för jämställdhet och miljö vilket motiverar att markörer sätts som huvudsyfte (2). Sida bedömer att Rio markör för klimatanpassningen klassas som delsyfte (1). Projektets objektiv 2 främjar lärande över nätverket, inklusive erfarenheter av lokalt ledd klimatanpassning. Det ska också lyfta SDIs globala programs fokus på klimat och resiliens. Projektets objektiv 3 kommer att förstärka SDIs kunskapsplattformen för att förbättra förståelse och öka nätverkets arbetet inom uppbyggning av resiliens, rättvisa och anpassning till klimatförändringar. Eftersom projektets huvudsyfte är att genomför SDIs omorganisering kopplingar till resten av policymarkörer är svaga. Under projektets objektiv 2 som främjar lärande över nätverket finns det specifika outputs för hur lärande kan förstärka civil samhälle. Sida bedömer att markörerna för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter bör klassas som delsyfte (1). Alla övriga markörer har satts som inte inriktade på området (0). SDIs mål ("mission") är att förvandla slumområden så att de blir motståndskraftiga kvarter och inkluderande städer genom en transformationsagenda som leds av kvinnor på gräsrotsnivå. Det huvudsakliga målet med projektet är att stödja institutionell och programmatisk förstärkning som konsoliderar och utökar SDIs rekonstruktionsprocess. Projektet ska säkerställa att lärdomar erkänns och operationaliseras över hela nätverket samt att stödet till SDIs kritiska programmatiska arbete expanderas stegvis. Eftersom det huvudsakliga målet är att slutföra SDIs omorganisering genom institutionell och programmatisk förstärkning är delmålen fokuserade på att utöka kapacitetstöd och färdigställa omorganisering i linje med rekommendationer från tidigare revisionsrapporter och den senaste Intern Styrning och Kontroll (ISK) granskningen från juni 2022: 1) SDIs ledarskap och ledningsstrukturer stärks för att implementera, följa upp och utvärdera SDIs nya strategiska plan 2023-27 genom fortsatta förbättringar av interna kontrollsystem och ledarskap. 2)Lärande över nätverket stärker nätverkets utveckling, kapacitet och hållbarhet samt byggs på lärande mellan generationerna. 3) Fördjupa nätverkets effekt inom kunskapshantering och policypåverkan genom att förstärka SDIs Know Your City plattformen - SDIs centrala plattform för datainsamling om förutsättningar i slumområden. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 179000 179000 179000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 179000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 More environmentally sustainable and inclusive cities and societies. Fler miljömässigt hållbara och inkluderande städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16114 Sweden AMAN's overall objective for the new strategy 2023-2025 is to hold power to account for the common good. Strategic Objectives are: SO1: Strengthening the integrity, transparency, accountability, and the anti-corruption system in the management of public funds and affairs and services provision. SO2: Promoting integrity of the governance system and holding the political class accountable concerning their decisions for public interest. SO3: Promoting community mobilization in support of anti-corruption efforts and holding the authority accountable. SO4: Develop the institutional and organizational performance capacity of AMAN to meet its mission, vision and partnership relationship at national, international and Arab levels. AMAN:s övergripande mål för den nya strategin 2023-2025 är att hålla makten ansvarig för det allmännas bästa. Strategiska mål är: SO1: Stärka integriteten, transparensen, ansvarsskyldigheten och antikorruptionssystemet i förvaltningen av offentliga medel och angelägenheter och tillhandahållandet av tjänster. SO2: Främja integriteten i styrsystemet och hålla den politiska klassen ansvarig för sina beslut i allmänhetens intresse. SO3: Främja samhällsmobilisering till stöd för antikorruptionsinsatser och hålla myndigheten ansvarig. SO4: Utveckla AMAN:s institutionella och organisatoriska prestationsförmåga för att uppfylla dess uppdrag, vision och partnerskapsrelationer på nationell, internationell och arabisk nivå. AMAN's overall objective for the new strategy 2023-2025 is to hold power to account for the common good. Strategic Objectives are: SO1: Strengthening the integrity, transparency, accountability, and the anti-corruption system in the management of public funds and affairs and services provision. SO2: Promoting integrity of the governance system and holding the political class accountable concerning their decisions for public interest. SO3: Promoting community mobilization in support of anti-corruption efforts and holding the authority accountable. SO4: Develop the institutional and organizational performance capacity of AMAN to meet its mission, vision and partnership relationship at national, international and Arab levels. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general During the programme period, AMAN produced policy analyses, integrity assessments, corruption risk studies and advocacy campaigns that informed government decision-making. These outputs contributed to the Palestinian Government adopting the National Cross-Sectoral Anti-Corruption Strategy (20252027), approving a governance framework for non-ministerial public institutions, introducing merit-based recruitment procedures for senior public positions, publishing draft state budgets for public consultation, and adopting reforms to improve public financial management, competition policy and oversight of public institutions. As a result, government institutions increasingly based reform decisions on evidence, opened formal consultation processes with civil society, and introduced new transparency and accountability mechanisms in areas previously characterized by limited public oversight. At the local level, AMAN strengthened the integrity systems of municipalities and Joint Services Councils through integrity assessments, transparency indices, technical guidance and capacity development. Forty-two Joint Services Councils adopted AMAN's integrity manuals and several municipalities implemented recommendations to strengthen internal controls, improve financial management and increase transparency in service delivery. Importantly, local authorities changed their institutional practices by integrating integrity standards into routine operations and engaging more systematically with beneficiaries on accountability issues. AMAN also strengthened the capacity of civil society to act as an accountability actor rather than simply an advocacy partner. More than 20 partner organizations integrated anti-corruption policies and accountability tools into their own work and led community monitoring initiatives targeting public services, humanitarian aid and the security sector. Civil society organizations increasingly engaged directly with government institutions through evidence-based dialogue, while investigative journalists produced reports exposing governance failures and corruption risks that informed public debate and policy discussions. Youth who participated in Integrity Schools and social accountability programmes progressed from awareness activities to implementing their own accountability initiatives and engaging municipal authorities on locally identified governance problems. The programme also resulted in measurable changes for individual beneficiaries. Through the Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (ALAC), more than 3,000 legal consultations and complaints were handled between 2023 and 2025, resulting in corrective action by public authorities in numerous cases. These included reinstatement of public employees who had been unfairly excluded from employment, correction of arbitrary municipal decisions, and publication of transparent procedures for medical evacuation from Gaza after AMAN documented complaints regarding access to treatment. One of the programme's most significant, and partly unexpected, outcomes was AMAN's ability to reposition anti-corruption work within the humanitarian response to the Gaza war. Instead of suspending governance work, AMAN established the Gaza Track platform to monitor humanitarian aid, reactivated community accountability structures inside displacement areas, and documented corruption risks affecting relief operations. These efforts led humanitarian actors, municipalities and private-sector organizations to adopt new transparency measures, including integrity standards for humanitarian operations, stronger oversight of aid distribution, greater disclosure of market practices, and the introduction of accountability mechanisms within Gaza's reconstruction planning. In doing so, AMAN helped shift the behaviour of humanitarian and recovery actors by embedding integrity and accountability considerations into emergency response systems rather than treating them as post-crisis governance issues No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16114-16114A0101 Sweden AMAN's overall objective for the new strategy 2023-2025 is to hold power to account for the common good. Strategic Objectives are: SO1: Strengthening the integrity, transparency, accountability, and the anti-corruption system in the management of public funds and affairs and services provision. SO2: Promoting integrity of the governance system and holding the political class accountable concerning their decisions for public interest. SO3: Promoting community mobilization in support of anti-corruption efforts and holding the authority accountable. SO4: Develop the institutional and organizational performance capacity of AMAN to meet its mission, vision and partnership relationship at national, international and Arab levels. AMAN:s övergripande mål för den nya strategin 2023-2025 är att hålla makten ansvarig för det allmännas bästa. Strategiska mål är: SO1: Stärka integriteten, transparensen, ansvarsskyldigheten och antikorruptionssystemet i förvaltningen av offentliga medel och angelägenheter och tillhandahållandet av tjänster. SO2: Främja integriteten i styrsystemet och hålla den politiska klassen ansvarig för sina beslut i allmänhetens intresse. SO3: Främja samhällsmobilisering till stöd för antikorruptionsinsatser och hålla myndigheten ansvarig. SO4: Utveckla AMAN:s institutionella och organisatoriska prestationsförmåga för att uppfylla dess uppdrag, vision och partnerskapsrelationer på nationell, internationell och arabisk nivå. AMAN's overall objective for the new strategy 2023-2025 is to hold power to account for the common good. Strategic Objectives are: SO1: Strengthening the integrity, transparency, accountability, and the anti-corruption system in the management of public funds and affairs and services provision. SO2: Promoting integrity of the governance system and holding the political class accountable concerning their decisions for public interest. SO3: Promoting community mobilization in support of anti-corruption efforts and holding the authority accountable. SO4: Develop the institutional and organizational performance capacity of AMAN to meet its mission, vision and partnership relationship at national, international and Arab levels. Sweden Coalition for Integrity and Accountability - Transparency Palestine (AMAN) Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Coalition for Integrity and Accountability - Transparency Palestine (AMAN) 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 Coalition for Integrity and Accountability - Transparency Palestine (AMAN) 5000000 Coalition for Integrity and Accountability - Transparency Palestine (AMAN) Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Strengthened democratic public institutions, including reduced corruption and increased accountability Stärkta, demokratiska, offentliga institutioner, inklusive minskad korruption, samt ökade möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16114-16114A0102 Sweden AMAN's overall objective for the new strategy 2023-2025 is to hold power to account for the common good. Strategic Objectives are: SO1: Strengthening the integrity, transparency, accountability, and the anti-corruption system in the management of public funds and affairs and services provision. SO2: Promoting integrity of the governance system and holding the political class accountable concerning their decisions for public interest. SO3: Promoting community mobilization in support of anti-corruption efforts and holding the authority accountable. SO4: Develop the institutional and organizational performance capacity of AMAN to meet its mission, vision and partnership relationship at national, international and Arab levels. AMAN:s övergripande mål för den nya strategin 2023-2025 är att hålla makten ansvarig för det allmännas bästa. Strategiska mål är: SO1: Stärka integriteten, transparensen, ansvarsskyldigheten och antikorruptionssystemet i förvaltningen av offentliga medel och angelägenheter och tillhandahållandet av tjänster. SO2: Främja integriteten i styrsystemet och hålla den politiska klassen ansvarig för sina beslut i allmänhetens intresse. SO3: Främja samhällsmobilisering till stöd för antikorruptionsinsatser och hålla myndigheten ansvarig. SO4: Utveckla AMAN:s institutionella och organisatoriska prestationsförmåga för att uppfylla dess uppdrag, vision och partnerskapsrelationer på nationell, internationell och arabisk nivå. AMAN's overall objective for the new strategy 2023-2025 is to hold power to account for the common good. Strategic Objectives are: SO1: Strengthening the integrity, transparency, accountability, and the anti-corruption system in the management of public funds and affairs and services provision. SO2: Promoting integrity of the governance system and holding the political class accountable concerning their decisions for public interest. SO3: Promoting community mobilization in support of anti-corruption efforts and holding the authority accountable. SO4: Develop the institutional and organizational performance capacity of AMAN to meet its mission, vision and partnership relationship at national, international and Arab levels. Sweden Coalition for Integrity and Accountability - Transparency Palestine (AMAN) Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Coalition for Integrity and Accountability - Transparency Palestine (AMAN) 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1550516 8449484 -1455476 0 750516 4224742 800000 4224742 0 0 -1455476 8544524 Coalition for Integrity and Accountability - Transparency Palestine (AMAN) 800000 Coalition for Integrity and Accountability - Transparency Palestine (AMAN) 750516 Coalition for Integrity and Accountability - Transparency Palestine (AMAN) 4224742 Coalition for Integrity and Accountability - Transparency Palestine (AMAN) 4224742 Coalition for Integrity and Accountability - Transparency Palestine (AMAN) -1455476.22 Coalition for Integrity and Accountability - Transparency Palestine (AMAN) Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Strengthened capacity for good governance, democracy, the rule of law and accountability, and promoting a two-state solution in accordance with international law. Stärkt kapacitet för god samhällsstyrning, demokrati och rättsstatens principer samt ansvarsutkrävande, och främjande av en tvåstatslösning i enlighet med folkrätten. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16120 Sweden The project approaches the question on how climatic impacts introduce new sets of vulnerabilities that accelerates already existing ones like slow economic growth, scarce natural resources, and fragile governance structures. The research will give particular attention to how current governance arrangements in the region are responsible for the lack of inclusivity and action towards climate change. The project will also study the role of civil society organisations in pushing climate action at a regional level from a vulnerability perspective. Projektet utgår från frågeställningen om hur klimatpåverkan bidrar nya sårbarheter som växlar upp redan existerande, såsom långsam ekonomisk tillväxt, knappa naturresurser och bräckliga förvaltningsstrukturer. Forskningen kommer att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt huruvida existerande förvaltningsstrukturer i regionen bidrar till bristen på inkludering samt avsaknaden av åtgärder för att motverka klimatförändringar. Projektet kommer också att studera civilsamhällets organisationers roll att utifrån ett sårbarhetsperspektiv driva på klimatåtgärder på regional nivå. The project "Climate Change, Vulnerability and Governance in the Middle East and North Africa" is a research initiative proposed for the period January 2022 - December 2023, with a budget of 830,000 USD or approximately 9 million SEK. The project approaches the question on how climatic impacts introduce new sets of vulnerabilities that accelerates already existing ones like slow economic growth, scarce natural resources, and fragile governance structures. The research will give particular attention to how current governance arrangements in the region are responsible for the lack of inclusivity and action towards climate change. The project will also study the role of civil society organisations in pushing climate action at a regional level from a vulnerability perspective. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Environmental research General Environment Protection 1. Regional Conferences Supporting Climate Dialogue: Carnegies climate conferences in Amman and Tangier provided platforms for regional dialogue on climate diplomacy. By bringing together policymakers, civil society leaders, and researchers, these events contributed to discussions on governance challenges and climate justice, while encouraging cross-border collaboration in the politically diverse MENA region. 2. Study Groups Encouraging Policy-Relevant Climate Engagement: The study group sessions became constructive forums for connecting academic insights with local governance experiences. By including voices from civil society and government, the sessions helped surface policy gaps and encouraged collaborative thinking on climate adaptation, particularly in complex contexts such as Iraq, Syria, and Palestine. 3. Climate Governance Database Promoting Policy Transparency: The MENA Climate Governance Database introduced a comparative tool for assessing national climate policies through governance metrics. This initiative aimed to support policymakers in evaluating regulatory effectiveness, transparency, and institutional capacity, contributing to broader efforts toward climate accountability and reform. 4. Publications Informing National Climate Conversations: Carnegies compendia and case studies offered grounded analysis of climate vulnerabilities and governance challenges in countries like Egypt, Jordan, and Tunisia. These publications have contributed to national policy discussions by highlighting the importance of inclusive governance, decentralization, and equity in climate adaptation strategies. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16120-16120A0101 Sweden The project approaches the question on how climatic impacts introduce new sets of vulnerabilities that accelerates already existing ones like slow economic growth, scarce natural resources, and fragile governance structures. The research will give particular attention to how current governance arrangements in the region are responsible for the lack of inclusivity and action towards climate change. The project will also study the role of civil society organisations in pushing climate action at a regional level from a vulnerability perspective. Projektet utgår från frågeställningen om hur klimatpåverkan bidrar nya sårbarheter som växlar upp redan existerande, såsom långsam ekonomisk tillväxt, knappa naturresurser och bräckliga förvaltningsstrukturer. Forskningen kommer att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt huruvida existerande förvaltningsstrukturer i regionen bidrar till bristen på inkludering samt avsaknaden av åtgärder för att motverka klimatförändringar. Projektet kommer också att studera civilsamhällets organisationers roll att utifrån ett sårbarhetsperspektiv driva på klimatåtgärder på regional nivå. The project "Climate Change, Vulnerability and Governance in the Middle East and North Africa" is a research initiative proposed for the period January 2022 - December 2023, with a budget of 830,000 USD or approximately 9 million SEK. The project approaches the question on how climatic impacts introduce new sets of vulnerabilities that accelerates already existing ones like slow economic growth, scarce natural resources, and fragile governance structures. The research will give particular attention to how current governance arrangements in the region are responsible for the lack of inclusivity and action towards climate change. The project will also study the role of civil society organisations in pushing climate action at a regional level from a vulnerability perspective. Sweden The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 4000000 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 9000000 The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 5000000 The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 4000000 The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Strengthened resilience to climate change, reduced climate impact and environmentally sustainable development. Stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar, begränsad klimatpåverkan samt en miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16120-16120A0102 Sweden The project approaches the question on how climatic impacts introduce new sets of vulnerabilities that accelerates already existing ones like slow economic growth, scarce natural resources, and fragile governance structures. The research will give particular attention to how current governance arrangements in the region are responsible for the lack of inclusivity and action towards climate change. The project will also study the role of civil society organisations in pushing climate action at a regional level from a vulnerability perspective. Projektet utgår från frågeställningen om hur klimatpåverkan bidrar nya sårbarheter som växlar upp redan existerande, såsom långsam ekonomisk tillväxt, knappa naturresurser och bräckliga förvaltningsstrukturer. Forskningen kommer att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt huruvida existerande förvaltningsstrukturer i regionen bidrar till bristen på inkludering samt avsaknaden av åtgärder för att motverka klimatförändringar. Projektet kommer också att studera civilsamhällets organisationers roll att utifrån ett sårbarhetsperspektiv driva på klimatåtgärder på regional nivå. The project "Climate Change, Vulnerability and Governance in the Middle East and North Africa" is a research initiative proposed for the period January 2022 - December 2023, with a budget of 830,000 USD or approximately 9 million SEK. The project approaches the question on how climatic impacts introduce new sets of vulnerabilities that accelerates already existing ones like slow economic growth, scarce natural resources, and fragile governance structures. The research will give particular attention to how current governance arrangements in the region are responsible for the lack of inclusivity and action towards climate change. The project will also study the role of civil society organisations in pushing climate action at a regional level from a vulnerability perspective. Sweden The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 3000000 0 0 3000000 4000000 0 7000000 The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 4000000 The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 3000000 The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Strengthened resilience to climate change, limited climate impact and environmentally sustainable management and use of natural resources such as land and water. Stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar, begränsad klimatpåverkan samt en miljömässigt hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av naturresurser såsom mark och vatten. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened gender equality and enhanced conditions to promote women’s and girls’ rights and freedoms, empowerment and influence. Stärkt jämställdhet och stärkta förutsättningar att främja kvinnors och flickors fri- och rättigheter egenmakt och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced capacity to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts peacefully, with readiness to flexibly contribute in changing contexts. Stärkt kapacitet för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beredskap att flexibelt bidra i förändrade kontexter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16220 Sweden This secondment is linked to FAOs assignment Food Security, and to follow-up how the countries are doing regarding SDG 2; No hunger and how the countries are working with this, how to acheive no hunger and produce more food in their country. Insatsen är kopplad till FAOs uppdrag om ökad matsäkerhet och hur länderna följer upp SDG 2 dvs Ingen hunger och hur länderna arbetar för att öka matproduktionen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural policy and administrative management Sectors not specified Agriculture Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-16220-16220A0101 Sweden This secondment is linked to FAOs assignment Food Security, and to follow-up how the countries are doing regarding SDG 2; No hunger and how the countries are working with this, how to acheive no hunger and produce more food in their country. Insatsen är kopplad till FAOs uppdrag om ökad matsäkerhet och hur länderna följer upp SDG 2 dvs Ingen hunger och hur länderna arbetar för att öka matproduktionen. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2508593 2481337 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2481337 2508593 4989930 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 2508592.9700000002 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 2481336.7400000002 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for food security, sustainable food systems, increased productivity and sustainability in agriculture, forestry and fishing, and strengthened ownership and tenure rights to land and natural resources Förbättrade förutsättningar för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, hållbara livsmedelssystem, ökad produktivitet och hållbarhet inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske samt stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16220-16220A0102 Sweden This secondment is linked to FAOs assignment Food Security, and to follow-up how the countries are doing regarding SDG 2; No hunger and how the countries are working with this, how to acheive no hunger and produce more food in their country. Insatsen är kopplad till FAOs uppdrag om ökad matsäkerhet och hur länderna följer upp SDG 2 dvs Ingen hunger och hur länderna arbetar för att öka matproduktionen. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2237711 0 2237711 2237711 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 2237710.79 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16226 Sweden Working regional with Child protection with refugee children from Ukraine, in neighbouring countries Arbeta regionalt med skydd av flyktingbarn från Ukraina som bor i grannländerna Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Europe, regional Sectors not specified Social services (incl youth development and women+ children) Unallocated / Unspecified Other Social Infrastructure & Services SE-0-SE-6-16226-16226A0101 Sweden Working regional with Child protection with refugee children from Ukraine, in neighbouring countries Arbeta regionalt med skydd av flyktingbarn från Ukraina som bor i grannländerna Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2846713 3358564 2846713 0 3358564 0 0 6205277 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 2846713.1000000001 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3358563.8300000001 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-16226-16226A0102 Sweden Working regional with Child protection with refugee children from Ukraine, in neighbouring countries Arbeta regionalt med skydd av flyktingbarn från Ukraina som bor i grannländerna Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3195508 -1180150 0 3195508 1180150 3195508 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3195508.1299999999 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund -1180150.1599999999 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1180150 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-16252 Sweden Support to RCO Yemen 2023-2024 The contribution aims to strengthen development coordination, as well as coordination between development and humanitarian actors. The objective is also to promote durable solutions for internally displaced. Support is also provided for a crisis coordinator. Stöd till RCO Jemen 2023-2024 Insatsen syftar till att stärka utvecklingskoordinering, liksom koordinering mellan utvecklings- och humanitära aktörer. Syftet är även att främja planering kring hållbara lösningar för internt fördrivna. Stöd utgår för en kriskoordinator. The objective of the support is to enable the Resident Coordinator (RC) of the United Nations deliver strengthened and strategic coordination across the humanitariand-evelopment- peace nexus in Yemen through support to the Yemen Partner Group and its technical architecture, and to enable implementation of the Economic Framework as a nexus approach for Yemen. Concretely, the implementation of activities and achievement of outputs aims to bring the donor community in Amman and Riyadh closer to development and Humanitarian/ development/peace nexus (HDPN) activities on the ground in Yemen, both Sana'a and Aden, addressing a gap in coordination, information-sharing and strategic decision-making. The initiatives are also designed to support alignment of financing priorities of the international community. On June 26, 2024, a decision was taken to provide additional funding for a crisis coordinator, that supports the RC for a period of 6 months. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Yemen Macroeconomic policy Relief co-ordination and support services Government & Civil Society-general Emergency Response 1. Strengthened coordination • Conducted eight YPG and fourteen YPTT meetings, fostering strategic alignment and policy development. • Facilitated ongoing stakeholder engagement and donor liaison. • Established the Yemen data repository to enhance data coherence efforts. 2. Implementation of economic framework •Organized consultation sessions, delivered Governorate level assessments, and conducted political economy analyses. •Supported the creation of an Area-based approach for humanitarian-development programming in the city of Taiz. •Initiated gender sensitive pilot projects under Pillar 2. •Provided regular progress reports on Economic Framework implementation. 3. Crisis response aid worker detention •Drafted and implemented an engagement strategy to address the detention of aid workers. •Chaired a dedicated working group of UN agencies and INGOs on the issue. •Supported coordination between UN leadership and external stakeholders. •Strengthened interagency coordination and strategic crisis response mechanisms. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16252-16252A0101 Sweden Support to RCO Yemen 2023-2024 The contribution aims to strengthen development coordination, as well as coordination between development and humanitarian actors. The objective is also to promote durable solutions for internally displaced. Support is also provided for a crisis coordinator. Stöd till RCO Jemen 2023-2024 Insatsen syftar till att stärka utvecklingskoordinering, liksom koordinering mellan utvecklings- och humanitära aktörer. Syftet är även att främja planering kring hållbara lösningar för internt fördrivna. Stöd utgår för en kriskoordinator. The objective of the support is to enable the Resident Coordinator (RC) of the United Nations deliver strengthened and strategic coordination across the humanitariand-evelopment- peace nexus in Yemen through support to the Yemen Partner Group and its technical architecture, and to enable implementation of the Economic Framework as a nexus approach for Yemen. Concretely, the implementation of activities and achievement of outputs aims to bring the donor community in Amman and Riyadh closer to development and Humanitarian/ development/peace nexus (HDPN) activities on the ground in Yemen, both Sana'a and Aden, addressing a gap in coordination, information-sharing and strategic decision-making. The initiatives are also designed to support alignment of financing priorities of the international community. On June 26, 2024, a decision was taken to provide additional funding for a crisis coordinator, that supports the RC for a period of 6 months. Sweden United Nations General Trust Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations General Trust Fund 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 5000000 United Nations General Trust Fund 5000000 United Nations General Trust Fund Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Increased capacity to provide basic public services and promote sustainable development. Ökad kapacitet att tillhandahålla grundläggande samhällstjänster och främja hållbar utveckling. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16252-16252A0102-H Sweden Support to RCO Yemen 2023-2024 The contribution aims to strengthen development coordination, as well as coordination between development and humanitarian actors. The objective is also to promote durable solutions for internally displaced. Support is also provided for a crisis coordinator. Stöd till RCO Jemen 2023-2024 Insatsen syftar till att stärka utvecklingskoordinering, liksom koordinering mellan utvecklings- och humanitära aktörer. Syftet är även att främja planering kring hållbara lösningar för internt fördrivna. Stöd utgår för en kriskoordinator. The objective of the support is to enable the Resident Coordinator (RC) of the United Nations deliver strengthened and strategic coordination across the humanitariand-evelopment- peace nexus in Yemen through support to the Yemen Partner Group and its technical architecture, and to enable implementation of the Economic Framework as a nexus approach for Yemen. Concretely, the implementation of activities and achievement of outputs aims to bring the donor community in Amman and Riyadh closer to development and Humanitarian/ development/peace nexus (HDPN) activities on the ground in Yemen, both Sana'a and Aden, addressing a gap in coordination, information-sharing and strategic decision-making. The initiatives are also designed to support alignment of financing priorities of the international community. On June 26, 2024, a decision was taken to provide additional funding for a crisis coordinator, that supports the RC for a period of 6 months. Sweden United Nations General Trust Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations General Trust Fund 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1900000 -671695 1900000 -671695 1228305 United Nations General Trust Fund 1900000 United Nations General Trust Fund -671694.9 United Nations General Trust Fund Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Increased capacity to provide and maintain basic public services and livelihood opportunities in Yemen, with a focus on women and girls. Ökad kapacitet att tillhandahålla och upprätthålla grundläggande samhällstjänster och försörjningsmöjligheter i Jemen, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16272 Sweden The Office of the Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression (RFOE) of the Inter-American Commission for Human Rights (IACHR) under the Organisation of American States (OAS) is the regional expert entity in the region with the mandate to promote and monitor the situation in relation to freedom of expression, provide expert advice to the IACHR regarding precautionary measures and petitions to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights related to the protection of freedom of expression. The intervention aims at guaranteeing the right to freedom of expression for the strengthening and preservation of democratic institutions and the rule of law in Latin America, this will be done by working towards the following five objectives in accordance with RFOE work plan 2023 - 2025: 1. Work flows and processes of the Office of the RFOE are established and systematized. 2. The IACHR receives expert advice from RFOE for the evaluation of petitions, cases, precautionary, and provisional measures. 3. The situation of freedom of expression in the hemisphere is monitored in a timely manner. 4. Inter-American standards of freedom of expression are widely promoted. 5. Expert knowledge on freedom of expression in produced and published. Den Interamerikanska specialrapportören för yttrandefrihet (RFOE), tillhörande den Interamerikanska kommissionen för mänskliga rättigheter (IACHR) under Organisationen för de Amerikanska Staterna (OAS), är det regionala expertorganet med mandat att främja och granska situationen i förhållande till yttrandefrihet, ge expertråd till IACHR angående skydd och åtgärder, samt ta fall till den Interamerikanska domstolen för mänskliga rättigheter (I/A court for H.R.) för främjande och skydd av yttrandefrihet. Insatsen syftar till att garantera rätten till yttrandefrihet som ett sätt att stärka och upprätthålla demokratiska institutioner och rättsstatens principer i Latinamerika. Detta kommer att göras genom att arbeta mot följande fem mål i enlighet med RFOEs arbetsplan 2023 - 2025: 1. Arbetsflöden och processer för RFOEs kontor upprättas och systematiseras. 2. Expertråd ges till den Interamerikanska kommissionen för mänskliga rättigheter avseende framställningar, ärenden, försktighetsåtgärder och provisoriska åtgärder. 3. Situationen för yttrandefrihet i regionen följs upp. 4. Interamerikanska normer för yttrandefrihet främjas. 5. Expertkunskaper om yttrandefrihet delas och publiceras. The intervention aims at guaranteeing the right to freedom of expression for the strengthening and preservation of democratic institutions and the rule of law in Latin America, this will be done by working towards the following five objectives in accordance with RFOE work plan 2023 - 2025: 1. Work flows and processes of the Office of the RFOE are established and systematized. 2. The IACHR receives expert advice from RFOE for the evaluation of petitions, cases, precautionary, and provisional measures. 3. The situation of freedom of expression in the hemisphere is monitored in a timely manner. 4. Inter-American standards of freedom of expression are widely promoted. 5. Expert knowledge on freedom of expression in produced and published. 6. Contributing to the protection of journalists, persons that exercise the legitimate right to protest, civil society organizations, human rights defenders, political actors and, in general, critical voices, in the face of the deepening violence against them. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden America, regional Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Through the intervention, the SRFoE has strengthened its institutional capacity to fulfil its mandate by establishing clearer procedures, standardized formats, and improved systems for collecting, registering and safeguarding information related to its mandate. These improvements have increased the Offices ability to operate efficiently and to respond more effectively to critical regional developments affecting freedom of expression. During 2025, the SRFoE consolidated its capacity to monitor critical situations in countries with severe restrictions to civic space. The Office documented violations to freedom of expression in the postelectoral context in Venezuela, observed the situation of press freedom in Haiti, and monitored developments in Nicaragua and Cuba. This required rigorous documentation, technical processing of information, and sustained engagement with authorities, civil society, and media actors. As a result, rights-holders and other stakeholders gained access to timely and credible information that supports more informed decisionmaking on freedom of expression in these contexts. The SRFoE also produced country reports on Chile and Brazil during 2025, which facilitated constructive dialogue with authorities and generated recommendations aimed at strengthening guarantees for freedom of expression in both countries. According to the partner, since the start of the project, ten Latin America States have adopted public policy or judicial decisions aligned with standards and recommendations developed by the SRFoE and the InterAmerican Commission on freedom of expression, indicating shifts in State practices and the uptake of interAmerican norms. In 2025, the SRFoE analyzed 40 requests for precautionary measures, three of which were granted by the IACHR, thereby contributing directly to the protection of individuals at risk. It also advanced the preparation of admissibility and merits reports, with two reports in each category approved by IACHR during the period, enabling cases to progress within the InterAmerican Human Rights system. The SRFoE further contributed to regional understanding and management of key challenges by producing thematic reports on the impunity for crimes against the press, journalists in exile, the impact of surveillance on freedom of expression, and the implications of artificial intelligence. This analysis strengthens and updates inter-American jurisprudence, particularly regarding emerging technologies, and provides states, civil society organizations, and human rights defenders with tools they were not previously equipped with to address current and evolving threats to freedom of expression. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16272-16272A0101 Sweden The Office of the Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression (RFOE) of the Inter-American Commission for Human Rights (IACHR) under the Organisation of American States (OAS) is the regional expert entity in the region with the mandate to promote and monitor the situation in relation to freedom of expression, provide expert advice to the IACHR regarding precautionary measures and petitions to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights related to the protection of freedom of expression. The intervention aims at guaranteeing the right to freedom of expression for the strengthening and preservation of democratic institutions and the rule of law in Latin America, this will be done by working towards the following five objectives in accordance with RFOE work plan 2023 - 2025: 1. Work flows and processes of the Office of the RFOE are established and systematized. 2. The IACHR receives expert advice from RFOE for the evaluation of petitions, cases, precautionary, and provisional measures. 3. The situation of freedom of expression in the hemisphere is monitored in a timely manner. 4. Inter-American standards of freedom of expression are widely promoted. 5. Expert knowledge on freedom of expression in produced and published. Den Interamerikanska specialrapportören för yttrandefrihet (RFOE), tillhörande den Interamerikanska kommissionen för mänskliga rättigheter (IACHR) under Organisationen för de Amerikanska Staterna (OAS), är det regionala expertorganet med mandat att främja och granska situationen i förhållande till yttrandefrihet, ge expertråd till IACHR angående skydd och åtgärder, samt ta fall till den Interamerikanska domstolen för mänskliga rättigheter (I/A court for H.R.) för främjande och skydd av yttrandefrihet. Insatsen syftar till att garantera rätten till yttrandefrihet som ett sätt att stärka och upprätthålla demokratiska institutioner och rättsstatens principer i Latinamerika. Detta kommer att göras genom att arbeta mot följande fem mål i enlighet med RFOEs arbetsplan 2023 - 2025: 1. Arbetsflöden och processer för RFOEs kontor upprättas och systematiseras. 2. Expertråd ges till den Interamerikanska kommissionen för mänskliga rättigheter avseende framställningar, ärenden, försktighetsåtgärder och provisoriska åtgärder. 3. Situationen för yttrandefrihet i regionen följs upp. 4. Interamerikanska normer för yttrandefrihet främjas. 5. Expertkunskaper om yttrandefrihet delas och publiceras. The intervention aims at guaranteeing the right to freedom of expression for the strengthening and preservation of democratic institutions and the rule of law in Latin America, this will be done by working towards the following five objectives in accordance with RFOE work plan 2023 - 2025: 1. Work flows and processes of the Office of the RFOE are established and systematized. 2. The IACHR receives expert advice from RFOE for the evaluation of petitions, cases, precautionary, and provisional measures. 3. The situation of freedom of expression in the hemisphere is monitored in a timely manner. 4. Inter-American standards of freedom of expression are widely promoted. 5. Expert knowledge on freedom of expression in produced and published. 6. Contributing to the protection of journalists, persons that exercise the legitimate right to protest, civil society organizations, human rights defenders, political actors and, in general, critical voices, in the face of the deepening violence against them. Sweden OAS/Organisation of American States Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OAS/Organisation of American States 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 2500000 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 2500000 5000000 OAS/Organisation of American States 2500000 OAS/Organisation of American States 2500000 OAS/Organisation of American States Strategy for Latin America Regional 2021-2025 Latinamerika Regionalt 2021-2025 Strengthened preconditions for democracy, increased respect for human rights and the principles of rule of law (temporary translation) Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati, ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for sustainable use and management of transboundary natural resources (temporary translation) Stärkta förutsättningar för i hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16272-16272A0102 Sweden The Office of the Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression (RFOE) of the Inter-American Commission for Human Rights (IACHR) under the Organisation of American States (OAS) is the regional expert entity in the region with the mandate to promote and monitor the situation in relation to freedom of expression, provide expert advice to the IACHR regarding precautionary measures and petitions to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights related to the protection of freedom of expression. The intervention aims at guaranteeing the right to freedom of expression for the strengthening and preservation of democratic institutions and the rule of law in Latin America, this will be done by working towards the following five objectives in accordance with RFOE work plan 2023 - 2025: 1. Work flows and processes of the Office of the RFOE are established and systematized. 2. The IACHR receives expert advice from RFOE for the evaluation of petitions, cases, precautionary, and provisional measures. 3. The situation of freedom of expression in the hemisphere is monitored in a timely manner. 4. Inter-American standards of freedom of expression are widely promoted. 5. Expert knowledge on freedom of expression in produced and published. Den Interamerikanska specialrapportören för yttrandefrihet (RFOE), tillhörande den Interamerikanska kommissionen för mänskliga rättigheter (IACHR) under Organisationen för de Amerikanska Staterna (OAS), är det regionala expertorganet med mandat att främja och granska situationen i förhållande till yttrandefrihet, ge expertråd till IACHR angående skydd och åtgärder, samt ta fall till den Interamerikanska domstolen för mänskliga rättigheter (I/A court for H.R.) för främjande och skydd av yttrandefrihet. Insatsen syftar till att garantera rätten till yttrandefrihet som ett sätt att stärka och upprätthålla demokratiska institutioner och rättsstatens principer i Latinamerika. Detta kommer att göras genom att arbeta mot följande fem mål i enlighet med RFOEs arbetsplan 2023 - 2025: 1. Arbetsflöden och processer för RFOEs kontor upprättas och systematiseras. 2. Expertråd ges till den Interamerikanska kommissionen för mänskliga rättigheter avseende framställningar, ärenden, försktighetsåtgärder och provisoriska åtgärder. 3. Situationen för yttrandefrihet i regionen följs upp. 4. Interamerikanska normer för yttrandefrihet främjas. 5. Expertkunskaper om yttrandefrihet delas och publiceras. The intervention aims at guaranteeing the right to freedom of expression for the strengthening and preservation of democratic institutions and the rule of law in Latin America, this will be done by working towards the following five objectives in accordance with RFOE work plan 2023 - 2025: 1. Work flows and processes of the Office of the RFOE are established and systematized. 2. The IACHR receives expert advice from RFOE for the evaluation of petitions, cases, precautionary, and provisional measures. 3. The situation of freedom of expression in the hemisphere is monitored in a timely manner. 4. Inter-American standards of freedom of expression are widely promoted. 5. Expert knowledge on freedom of expression in produced and published. 6. Contributing to the protection of journalists, persons that exercise the legitimate right to protest, civil society organizations, human rights defenders, political actors and, in general, critical voices, in the face of the deepening violence against them. Sweden OAS/Organisation of American States Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OAS/Organisation of American States 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 -64184 0 -64184 1000000 935816 OAS/Organisation of American States 1000000 OAS/Organisation of American States -64183.99 OAS/Organisation of American States Strategy for Latin America Regional 2021-2025 Latinamerika Regionalt 2021-2025 Strengthened preconditions for democracy, increased respect for human rights and the principles of rule of law (temporary translation) Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati, ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16300 Sweden Marie Stopes International has submitted a project application for SEK 75 million during the period 2024-2028, to implement the ASPIRE project in Zambia. ASPIRE aims to improve access to -/and utilization of health services in particular SRHR services. The project will reach women, men and adolescents with high-quality, rights-based and client-centered sexual and reproductive health services to prevent unwanted pregnancies, unsafe abortions and ultimately reduce maternal deaths. Marie Stopes International har inkommit med en projektansökan, om 75 MSEK under perioden 2024-2028, för att genomföra ASPIRE projektet i Zambia. ASPIRE syftar till att förbättra tillgången och utnyttjandet av hälsovårdstjänster inom ramen för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. Projektet kommer att nå kvinnor, män och ungdomar med högkvalitativa, rättighetsbaserade och klientcentrerade tjänster inom sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa, för att förhindra oönskade graviditeter, osäkra aborter och i slutändan minska antalet dödsfall bland mödrar. ASPIRE aims to strategically address key underpinning factors behind the current challenging SRHR context in Zambia. These include in particular the low agency of women exacerbated by harmful gender norms and customary practices; the low awareness and availability of quality SRH, HIV, GBV and cervical cancer services; and the increasing opposition to SRHR in a challenging, non-enabling policy environment. These identified underlying factors have been translated into three key result areas: 1. Women, girls, persons with disabilities and other marginalized groups are empowered and supported to exercise their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and adopt healthy behaviours and practices by transforming harmful gender norms and practices. 2. Availability and access to comprehensive, resilient, gender-responsive, youth-centrered SRHR, cervical cancer, hiv and GBV information and services are increased through direct MSZ services provision and increased public sector capacity. 3. Strengthening an inclusive and supportive environment for the fulfilment of SRHR, including safe abortion, through key local and national partnerships. By the end of 2028, the project is expected to have reached over 345 000 women and men of all reproductive ages with high quality rights-based and client-centred SRH services. Among those reached, ASPIRE aims at reaching 70 000 adolescents and young people and 5 000 people with disabilities. MSZ aims to avert 704 600 unintended pregnancies, 182 300 unsafe abortions and 493 maternal deaths during the four-year period of ASPIRE. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Family planning Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Some of the impressive results for 2025 are: - Estimated to have averted 182 300 unintended pregnancies, against a target of 182 100. - Estimated to have averted 88 073 unsafe abortions, against a target of 47 200. - 165 maternal deaths averted (this is the estimated lives saved annually as a direct result of Family Planning services provided). There are no annual targets for this, there is only the project target which is 493 (by 2028), against a baseline of 345. In 2024 the actual target reached was 90 showing a large increase by end of 2025, setting them well ahead to reach the overall project target of 493. - 89% of adolescent client visit MSI, against a set target of 10%. This success is attributed to MSZ's strategic shift to peer-led mobilisation in their outreach work. - Of all clients that accessed SRHR services through ASPIR Outreach and PSS Service Delivery, 77% were from their "High Impact" category, against a target of 45%. In 2024 similar percentage was achieved. High Impact are those that would not easily be able to access these kinds of services, i.e. new family planning adopters, adolescents, people living in severe multidimensional poverty, among others. As is evident from these results, the project continues to deliver largely on result area 2 centered around service delivery and is well on its way to meet its project targets under this result area. The accelerated service delivery (ASD) model and the supermarket approach have allowed the project to reach more women with services and go beyond their set targets in some areas. The ASD) model, or "split-team" approach for service delivery, and the "sports for health" approach allows Marie Stopes and public sector providers to alternate between rural "camping" and peri-urban "routine cycles", which provides for continous coverage of service, with no disruptions as was the case before. The "Supermarket approach", has also proven to be very efficient, whereby MSI and the public health provider offer integrated services (Family Planning, HIV testing and cervical cancer screening into a single visit), which reduces the financial burden of the patient - who can now access a variety of services in one visit- and without anyone in society knowing which services is being sought for during the visit. The Diva model (the caravan that offers Youth Friendly Services in a quick and safe manner) continues to prove useful for the adolescents and has circumvented community judgement. In Lusaka where the caravan is mostly used, this resulted in a 74% surge in contraceptive visits among 15-19 year olds. The engagement of peer educators is largely what drove the increase in rural adolescent access to contraception, increasing from 17,3% in 2023 to 23,3% in 2025 (this is across the previously supported Marie Stopes project and the new ASPIRE project). During the year the project saw an interesting shift in the steep increase of Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC), where they saw a 78% increase in 10-year IUD uptake. Zambia has not previously had a high uptake of LARCs. The long-acting contraception, is a shift towards high efficacy autonomy, as it secures long term reproductive control for women, and it can bolster long term economic productivity for the Zambian population by allowing women to remain in the education system and workforce The project is really developing its public sector strengthening (PSS) elements, e.g. the capacity building of public health care workers to deliver comprehensive and judgment-free SRHR services. The project integrates local health workers and provincial and district nursing officers into service design and quality assurance and has been working on a mentoring model that allows for transfer of skills to other health colleagues. This has resulted in institutional adoption of Marie Stopes mentorship tools, site deck checklists for infection prevention and autoclave registers. The stories of change show changed attitudes among health providers, particularly around abortion, which is saving lives. There is a notable increase in Post Abortion Family Planning (PAFP) in the Marie Stopes supported facilities as well (239% surge in PAFP). The PSS model supports 86 high leverage facilities, which now facilitate 59% of all public sector safe abortions in the target regions. It is this institutional backing that has also helped reduce provider fear of legal repercussions. The project is deemed to be very strong and needed in the current context of increased backlash against SRHR and gender, and to be able to sustain and advance SRHR gains (also political ones). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16300-16300A0101 Sweden Marie Stopes International has submitted a project application for SEK 75 million during the period 2024-2028, to implement the ASPIRE project in Zambia. ASPIRE aims to improve access to -/and utilization of health services in particular SRHR services. The project will reach women, men and adolescents with high-quality, rights-based and client-centered sexual and reproductive health services to prevent unwanted pregnancies, unsafe abortions and ultimately reduce maternal deaths. Marie Stopes International har inkommit med en projektansökan, om 75 MSEK under perioden 2024-2028, för att genomföra ASPIRE projektet i Zambia. ASPIRE syftar till att förbättra tillgången och utnyttjandet av hälsovårdstjänster inom ramen för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. Projektet kommer att nå kvinnor, män och ungdomar med högkvalitativa, rättighetsbaserade och klientcentrerade tjänster inom sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa, för att förhindra oönskade graviditeter, osäkra aborter och i slutändan minska antalet dödsfall bland mödrar. ASPIRE aims to strategically address key underpinning factors behind the current challenging SRHR context in Zambia. These include in particular the low agency of women exacerbated by harmful gender norms and customary practices; the low awareness and availability of quality SRH, HIV, GBV and cervical cancer services; and the increasing opposition to SRHR in a challenging, non-enabling policy environment. These identified underlying factors have been translated into three key result areas: 1. Women, girls, persons with disabilities and other marginalized groups are empowered and supported to exercise their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and adopt healthy behaviours and practices by transforming harmful gender norms and practices. 2. Availability and access to comprehensive, resilient, gender-responsive, youth-centrered SRHR, cervical cancer, hiv and GBV information and services are increased through direct MSZ services provision and increased public sector capacity. 3. Strengthening an inclusive and supportive environment for the fulfilment of SRHR, including safe abortion, through key local and national partnerships. By the end of 2028, the project is expected to have reached over 345 000 women and men of all reproductive ages with high quality rights-based and client-centred SRH services. Among those reached, ASPIRE aims at reaching 70 000 adolescents and young people and 5 000 people with disabilities. MSZ aims to avert 704 600 unintended pregnancies, 182 300 unsafe abortions and 493 maternal deaths during the four-year period of ASPIRE. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MSI Reproductive Choices 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5300000 17664678 16500000 22000000 13535322 0 0 1300000 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 11000000 0 0 0 0 0 11000000 0 0 0 0 9096000 7086783 7664678 13535000 75000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 4000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 1300000 MSI Reproductive Choices 10000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 7664678 MSI Reproductive Choices 7086783.3600000003 MSI Reproductive Choices Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Increased gender equality including greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-16300-16300A0102 Sweden Marie Stopes International has submitted a project application for SEK 75 million during the period 2024-2028, to implement the ASPIRE project in Zambia. ASPIRE aims to improve access to -/and utilization of health services in particular SRHR services. The project will reach women, men and adolescents with high-quality, rights-based and client-centered sexual and reproductive health services to prevent unwanted pregnancies, unsafe abortions and ultimately reduce maternal deaths. Marie Stopes International har inkommit med en projektansökan, om 75 MSEK under perioden 2024-2028, för att genomföra ASPIRE projektet i Zambia. ASPIRE syftar till att förbättra tillgången och utnyttjandet av hälsovårdstjänster inom ramen för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. Projektet kommer att nå kvinnor, män och ungdomar med högkvalitativa, rättighetsbaserade och klientcentrerade tjänster inom sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa, för att förhindra oönskade graviditeter, osäkra aborter och i slutändan minska antalet dödsfall bland mödrar. ASPIRE aims to strategically address key underpinning factors behind the current challenging SRHR context in Zambia. These include in particular the low agency of women exacerbated by harmful gender norms and customary practices; the low awareness and availability of quality SRH, HIV, GBV and cervical cancer services; and the increasing opposition to SRHR in a challenging, non-enabling policy environment. These identified underlying factors have been translated into three key result areas: 1. Women, girls, persons with disabilities and other marginalized groups are empowered and supported to exercise their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and adopt healthy behaviours and practices by transforming harmful gender norms and practices. 2. Availability and access to comprehensive, resilient, gender-responsive, youth-centrered SRHR, cervical cancer, hiv and GBV information and services are increased through direct MSZ services provision and increased public sector capacity. 3. Strengthening an inclusive and supportive environment for the fulfilment of SRHR, including safe abortion, through key local and national partnerships. By the end of 2028, the project is expected to have reached over 345 000 women and men of all reproductive ages with high quality rights-based and client-centred SRH services. Among those reached, ASPIRE aims at reaching 70 000 adolescents and young people and 5 000 people with disabilities. MSZ aims to avert 704 600 unintended pregnancies, 182 300 unsafe abortions and 493 maternal deaths during the four-year period of ASPIRE. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MSI Reproductive Choices 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 20000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 20000000 MSI Reproductive Choices Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Increased gender equality including greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-16302 Sweden The overall goal is to contribute to the improved use and implementation of relevant national, regional, and global laws and policies on universal access to legitimate SRHR services and the social inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer and intersex (LGBTQI+) people. The project proposal is a continuation of Phase 1, which Sida funded between 2018–2024. The new project is based on leveraging investments made in Phase 1 and focuses on increasing policy commitments and implementation of SRHR interventions in Africa in three, more contentious, areas: 1) adolescents’ SRHR, 2) access to safe and legal abortion care and post-abortion care, and 3) inclusion of LGBTQI+ populations. To achieve this, APHRC will conduct studies on what is required to improve SRHR (with a focus on the three areas), using the results from these in its advocacy work towards decision-makers at national and regional level, but also to strengthen key actors’ capacity to use evidence for decision-making on SRHR. The project is regional and has a special focus on Kenya, Rwanda, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, Benin, Zambia, and Malawi. Det övergripande målet är att bidra till en förbättrad användning och implementering av relevanta nationella, regionala och globala lagar och policyer om universell tillgång till rättmätiga SRHR-tjänster och social integrering av homo- och bisexuella, transpersoner, queera personer och personer med intersexvariation (HBTQI+). Projektförslaget är en fortsättning på Fas 1, som Sida finansierat mellan 2018–2024. Projektet bygger på att tillvarata investeringar gjorda i Fas 1 och fokuserar på att öka policyåtaganden och implementering av SRHR-insatser i Afrika inom tre, mer omtvistade, områden: 1) ungdomars SRHR, 2) tillgång till säker och laglig abortvård och postabortvård, och 3) inkludering av HBTQI+ populationer. För att uppnå detta kommer APHRC att genomföra studier på vad som krävs för att förbättra SRHR (med fokus på de tre områdena), använda resultaten från dessa i sitt påverkansarbete gentemot beslutsfattare på nationell - och regional nivå men också för att stärka nyckelaktörers kapacitet att använda evidens för beslutsfattande om SRHR. Projektet är regionalt och har ett särskilt fokus på Kenya, Rwanda, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, Benin, Zambia och Malawi. Overall goal The overall goal is to contribute to the enhanced domestication and implementation of relevant national, subregional, regional and global laws and policies (including frameworks, instruments, protocols, treaties, and commitments) on universal access to comprehensive SRHR services and the social inclusion of LGBTQI groups. Objectives 1) To generate and synthesize quality evidence to inform policies and programs related to the three contentious issues: i) access to safe and legal abortion and postabortion care (ii) adolescent SRHR and (iii) the (in)exclusion of LGBTQI groups. 2) To translate and strategically share evidence to inform policies and programs that seek to enhance access to safe and legal abortion and postabortion care, improve adolescent SRHR services, and enhance the social inclusion of LGBTQI people across SSA. 3) To strengthen the capacity of APHRC staff, partners, and policy actors to generate, translate and use evidence on contentious SRHR issues. 4) To cultivate and nurture partnerships with critical policy actors to enable the demand for the generation and uptake of evidence to inform SRHR policies and programs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Population policy and administrative management Reproductive health care Human rights Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general This contribution started in December 2024 and is a continuation of phase 1 of Challenging the Politics of Social Exclusion Project. Some of the results achieved in 2025 include the following: 1. Improved access to SRHR information and services: CPSE is testing a mentorship-based post-abortion care and post-rape care quality improvement model in Kilifi County, in Kenya (20 mentors, 95 mentees), institutionalizing continuous skills transfer and strengthening facility readiness. Following the Kilifi County training, mentors in Malindi mobilized community health promoters to address fear and awareness barriers among survivors of sexual violence, increasing local knowledge of available services and enhancing community level improvements. Strategic media engagement amplified evidence on contraceptive stock-outs, prompting policy attention. Dialogue with county leaders led to concrete commitments to strengthen post-abortion care and post-rape services. 2. Enhanced social inclusion and well-being: CPSE launched an intervention study that is supporting adolescent mothers in Nairobi's informal settlements with cash transfers, life skills training, and childcare support. CPSE also advanced its work around the inclusion of sexual and gender minorities by strengthening advocacy skills of staff working with civil society organizations in 4 Kenyan counties and influencing public discourse grounded in APHRC evidence. For example, in Rwanda, dialogue workshops involving policymakers, law enforcement, health providers, parents, community leaders, and media actors led parents to acknowledge household stigma and express willingness to adopt more supportive behaviors, including deeper family level engagement to reduce stigma toward sexual and gender minorities communities. 3. Domestication and implementation of SRHR laws, policies and commitment: CPSE evidence shaped national legislation in Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Kenya including contributing to the Kilifi Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal, Children and Adolescent Health Act (2025). At regional platforms (EAC, AU, SADC), APHRC provided technical input on SRHR bills, gender based violence data systems, the integration of comprehensive sexuality education, harmful practices, and reproductive justice frameworks. 4. Increased evidence demand and use by policy actors: Policy actors actively sought APHRC's expertise to guide lawmaking, policy review, research agenda setting, national survey design, and advocacy messaging. Advisory roles with the WHO, UNDP, SADC, and EAC embedded APHRC within formal decision-making structures. Media professionals and civil society organizations were trained to generate and apply evidence in advocacy, improving the quality of public discourse and institutionalizing data-driven advocacy. 5. Strengthened capacity of civil society partners to advance SRHR programs and advocacy: Youth-led and civil society partners secured new funding (e.g., USD 75,000 for Kilifi youth-led advocacy), institutionalized outcome harvesting, redesigned community programs using CPSE evidence, and enhanced coordination on SRHR policy and financing. These efforts strengthened the sustainability of SRHR advocacy ecosystems across multiple countries. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16302-16302A0101 Sweden The overall goal is to contribute to the improved use and implementation of relevant national, regional, and global laws and policies on universal access to legitimate SRHR services and the social inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer and intersex (LGBTQI+) people. The project proposal is a continuation of Phase 1, which Sida funded between 2018–2024. The new project is based on leveraging investments made in Phase 1 and focuses on increasing policy commitments and implementation of SRHR interventions in Africa in three, more contentious, areas: 1) adolescents’ SRHR, 2) access to safe and legal abortion care and post-abortion care, and 3) inclusion of LGBTQI+ populations. To achieve this, APHRC will conduct studies on what is required to improve SRHR (with a focus on the three areas), using the results from these in its advocacy work towards decision-makers at national and regional level, but also to strengthen key actors’ capacity to use evidence for decision-making on SRHR. The project is regional and has a special focus on Kenya, Rwanda, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, Benin, Zambia, and Malawi. Det övergripande målet är att bidra till en förbättrad användning och implementering av relevanta nationella, regionala och globala lagar och policyer om universell tillgång till rättmätiga SRHR-tjänster och social integrering av homo- och bisexuella, transpersoner, queera personer och personer med intersexvariation (HBTQI+). Projektförslaget är en fortsättning på Fas 1, som Sida finansierat mellan 2018–2024. Projektet bygger på att tillvarata investeringar gjorda i Fas 1 och fokuserar på att öka policyåtaganden och implementering av SRHR-insatser i Afrika inom tre, mer omtvistade, områden: 1) ungdomars SRHR, 2) tillgång till säker och laglig abortvård och postabortvård, och 3) inkludering av HBTQI+ populationer. För att uppnå detta kommer APHRC att genomföra studier på vad som krävs för att förbättra SRHR (med fokus på de tre områdena), använda resultaten från dessa i sitt påverkansarbete gentemot beslutsfattare på nationell - och regional nivå men också för att stärka nyckelaktörers kapacitet att använda evidens för beslutsfattande om SRHR. Projektet är regionalt och har ett särskilt fokus på Kenya, Rwanda, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, Benin, Zambia och Malawi. Overall goal The overall goal is to contribute to the enhanced domestication and implementation of relevant national, subregional, regional and global laws and policies (including frameworks, instruments, protocols, treaties, and commitments) on universal access to comprehensive SRHR services and the social inclusion of LGBTQI groups. Objectives 1) To generate and synthesize quality evidence to inform policies and programs related to the three contentious issues: i) access to safe and legal abortion and postabortion care (ii) adolescent SRHR and (iii) the (in)exclusion of LGBTQI groups. 2) To translate and strategically share evidence to inform policies and programs that seek to enhance access to safe and legal abortion and postabortion care, improve adolescent SRHR services, and enhance the social inclusion of LGBTQI people across SSA. 3) To strengthen the capacity of APHRC staff, partners, and policy actors to generate, translate and use evidence on contentious SRHR issues. 4) To cultivate and nurture partnerships with critical policy actors to enable the demand for the generation and uptake of evidence to inform SRHR policies and programs. Sweden APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17500000 4750000 16250000 0 0 0 4750000.0000000009 0 17499999.9999999963 0 0 0 4750000 0 11500000 0 0 0 0 19250000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 15400000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 3850000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 7000000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 1750000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 8750000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 2375000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 1900000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 475000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 475000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 1900000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 2375000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center Regional SRHR 2022-2026 Regionalt SRHR 2022-2026 Increased respect for and enjoyment of SRHR for all Ökad respekt för och åtnjutande av SRHR för alla Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Social norms that promote SRHR Sociala normer som främjar SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened conditions for increased accountability Stärkta förutsättningar för ökat ansvarsutkrävande för SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased access to rights based interventions for SRHR Ökad tillgång till rättighetsbaserade insatser för SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-16302-16302A0102 Sweden The overall goal is to contribute to the improved use and implementation of relevant national, regional, and global laws and policies on universal access to legitimate SRHR services and the social inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer and intersex (LGBTQI+) people. The project proposal is a continuation of Phase 1, which Sida funded between 2018–2024. The new project is based on leveraging investments made in Phase 1 and focuses on increasing policy commitments and implementation of SRHR interventions in Africa in three, more contentious, areas: 1) adolescents’ SRHR, 2) access to safe and legal abortion care and post-abortion care, and 3) inclusion of LGBTQI+ populations. To achieve this, APHRC will conduct studies on what is required to improve SRHR (with a focus on the three areas), using the results from these in its advocacy work towards decision-makers at national and regional level, but also to strengthen key actors’ capacity to use evidence for decision-making on SRHR. The project is regional and has a special focus on Kenya, Rwanda, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, Benin, Zambia, and Malawi. Det övergripande målet är att bidra till en förbättrad användning och implementering av relevanta nationella, regionala och globala lagar och policyer om universell tillgång till rättmätiga SRHR-tjänster och social integrering av homo- och bisexuella, transpersoner, queera personer och personer med intersexvariation (HBTQI+). Projektförslaget är en fortsättning på Fas 1, som Sida finansierat mellan 2018–2024. Projektet bygger på att tillvarata investeringar gjorda i Fas 1 och fokuserar på att öka policyåtaganden och implementering av SRHR-insatser i Afrika inom tre, mer omtvistade, områden: 1) ungdomars SRHR, 2) tillgång till säker och laglig abortvård och postabortvård, och 3) inkludering av HBTQI+ populationer. För att uppnå detta kommer APHRC att genomföra studier på vad som krävs för att förbättra SRHR (med fokus på de tre områdena), använda resultaten från dessa i sitt påverkansarbete gentemot beslutsfattare på nationell - och regional nivå men också för att stärka nyckelaktörers kapacitet att använda evidens för beslutsfattande om SRHR. Projektet är regionalt och har ett särskilt fokus på Kenya, Rwanda, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, Benin, Zambia och Malawi. Overall goal The overall goal is to contribute to the enhanced domestication and implementation of relevant national, subregional, regional and global laws and policies (including frameworks, instruments, protocols, treaties, and commitments) on universal access to comprehensive SRHR services and the social inclusion of LGBTQI groups. Objectives 1) To generate and synthesize quality evidence to inform policies and programs related to the three contentious issues: i) access to safe and legal abortion and postabortion care (ii) adolescent SRHR and (iii) the (in)exclusion of LGBTQI groups. 2) To translate and strategically share evidence to inform policies and programs that seek to enhance access to safe and legal abortion and postabortion care, improve adolescent SRHR services, and enhance the social inclusion of LGBTQI people across SSA. 3) To strengthen the capacity of APHRC staff, partners, and policy actors to generate, translate and use evidence on contentious SRHR issues. 4) To cultivate and nurture partnerships with critical policy actors to enable the demand for the generation and uptake of evidence to inform SRHR policies and programs. Sweden APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 593610 0 593610 593610 NIRAS Sweden AB 593610 NIRAS Sweden AB 0 NIRAS Sweden AB Regional SRHR 2022-2026 Regionalt SRHR 2022-2026 Increased respect for and enjoyment of SRHR for all Ökad respekt för och åtnjutande av SRHR för alla Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Social norms that promote SRHR Sociala normer som främjar SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened conditions for increased accountability Stärkta förutsättningar för ökat ansvarsutkrävande för SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased access to rights based interventions for SRHR Ökad tillgång till rättighetsbaserade insatser för SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-16364 Sweden The contribution aims to support the Albanian Government in the implementation of the Property Tax Reform. The aim of Property Tax Reform is to establish co-administration between municipalities and the centralized General Directorate of Property Tax. This will improve the overall efficiency by exploiting economies of scale as well as automation by technology. Bidraget syftar till att stödja den albanska regeringen i genomförandet av fastighetsskattereformen. Syftet med Fastighetsskattereformen är att etablera samförvaltning mellan kommuner och det centraliserade generaldirektoratet för fastighetsskatt. Detta kommer att förbättra den övergripande effektiviteten genom att utnyttja stordriftsfördelar samt automatisering genom teknik. The overall objective of the Project is to ensure full-scale implementation of building taxation using the Fiscal Cadastre in 2026. By the end of 2025, the following outcomes are expected: •Legal frameworks are in place to facilitate building taxation with the FC in 2026 and preparations for subsequent reform stages. •Technical frameworks are ready for building taxation with FC in all municipalities. •The main target groups are ready for building taxation with FC in 2026. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Domestic revenue mobilisation Government & Civil Society-general The ProTax Albania Transition Phase was implemented from April to December 2025 as the final phase of Swedish support to Albanias property tax reform. The main rationale for the phase was the reforms status, at the brink of tangible breakthrough, combined with strong political commitment to advance beyond the already strong but not yet operationalized results of earlier ProTax phases. The Transition Phase was justified and broadly well designed, but too short and too dependent on active national steering to overcome accumulated implementation gaps and achieve the arguably very optimistic formal goal. However, the phase achieved an important transition result: it clarified the remaining conditions for sustainability, preserved reform knowledge after Swedish phase-out, strengthened Albanian understanding and ownership of the reform challenge, and helped transfer the reform to a more informed national and donor environment. It therefore left Albania better prepared to continue the reform than would likely have been the case without the phase. The strongest results were: i) the adaptation of Fiscal Cadaster Information System (FCIS) and the broader technical platform, testing and proven functional for the intended transitional model; ii) two important bylaws on the Fiscal Cadastre and General Directorate of Property Tax (GDPT) functions supported by the project were adopted shortly after phase end; iii) GDPT developed valuable institutional memory and demonstrated support capability in selected cases, but support was not structured for all municipalities; iv) Handing over of a policy note on the Property Tax Reform and FCIS stewardship paper with clear recommendations on the way forward. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16364-16364A0101 Sweden The contribution aims to support the Albanian Government in the implementation of the Property Tax Reform. The aim of Property Tax Reform is to establish co-administration between municipalities and the centralized General Directorate of Property Tax. This will improve the overall efficiency by exploiting economies of scale as well as automation by technology. Bidraget syftar till att stödja den albanska regeringen i genomförandet av fastighetsskattereformen. Syftet med Fastighetsskattereformen är att etablera samförvaltning mellan kommuner och det centraliserade generaldirektoratet för fastighetsskatt. Detta kommer att förbättra den övergripande effektiviteten genom att utnyttja stordriftsfördelar samt automatisering genom teknik. The overall objective of the Project is to ensure full-scale implementation of building taxation using the Fiscal Cadastre in 2026. By the end of 2025, the following outcomes are expected: •Legal frameworks are in place to facilitate building taxation with the FC in 2026 and preparations for subsequent reform stages. •Technical frameworks are ready for building taxation with FC in all municipalities. •The main target groups are ready for building taxation with FC in 2026. Sweden Skatteverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Skatteverket 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4997897 0 0 0 0 0 4997897 0 0 0 0 0 0 4997897 Skatteverket 4997897 Skatteverket Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16364-16364A0102 Sweden The contribution aims to support the Albanian Government in the implementation of the Property Tax Reform. The aim of Property Tax Reform is to establish co-administration between municipalities and the centralized General Directorate of Property Tax. This will improve the overall efficiency by exploiting economies of scale as well as automation by technology. Bidraget syftar till att stödja den albanska regeringen i genomförandet av fastighetsskattereformen. Syftet med Fastighetsskattereformen är att etablera samförvaltning mellan kommuner och det centraliserade generaldirektoratet för fastighetsskatt. Detta kommer att förbättra den övergripande effektiviteten genom att utnyttja stordriftsfördelar samt automatisering genom teknik. The overall objective of the Project is to ensure full-scale implementation of building taxation using the Fiscal Cadastre in 2026. By the end of 2025, the following outcomes are expected: •Legal frameworks are in place to facilitate building taxation with the FC in 2026 and preparations for subsequent reform stages. •Technical frameworks are ready for building taxation with FC in all municipalities. •The main target groups are ready for building taxation with FC in 2026. Sweden Skatteverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Skatteverket 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -157652 -157652 -157652 Skatteverket -157652 Skatteverket Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16365 Sweden Core support to a non-governmental organisation with the purpose to monitor and analyse the geo-political situation in Jerusalem. Terrestrial Jerusalem's focus is to influence Jerusalem-centric policy with three goals in mind: 1) to prevent harmful developments that could ignite crises and derail prospects for a political solution, 2) to promote constructive, affordable and achievable interventions that can stabilise the situation and 3) to develop medium and long-term strategies that will contribute to a sustainable two-state solution. Kärnstöd till en civilsamhällesorganisation med syfte att följa och analysera den geopolitiska situationen i Jerusalem. Terrestrial Jerusalem avser att influera Jerusalem-centrisk policy med tre huvudmålsättningar: 1) att motverka skadlig utveckling som skulle kunna generera kriser och omöjliggöra en framtida tvåstatslösning; 2) främja konstruktiva, kostnadseffektiva och möjliga åtgärder som kan stabilisera situationen; och 3) utveckla strategier som kan bidra till en hållbar tvåstatslösning. The overarching objective of Terrestrial Jerusalem's activities is to: protect the political, religious, territorial and cultural character of Jerusalem; to promote a just, equitable and sustainable political settlement to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that respect the rights of all its residents; and to safeguard prospects for realizing a two-state solution. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security The intervention produced relevant outputs and some concrete results, particularly through policy analysis, international advocacy and access to decision-makers. The clearest documented example is the reversal of the planned demolition of a residential building in Jerusalem, and the 66 policy proposals were presented to international actors. However, evidence of sustained changes in policies, practices or decision-making is limited and illustrates the gap between advocacy efforts and concrete policy outcomes. Several outcomes, particularly regarding local civil-society coalitions and public awareness, are also insufficiently evidenced. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16365-16365A0101 Sweden Core support to a non-governmental organisation with the purpose to monitor and analyse the geo-political situation in Jerusalem. Terrestrial Jerusalem's focus is to influence Jerusalem-centric policy with three goals in mind: 1) to prevent harmful developments that could ignite crises and derail prospects for a political solution, 2) to promote constructive, affordable and achievable interventions that can stabilise the situation and 3) to develop medium and long-term strategies that will contribute to a sustainable two-state solution. Kärnstöd till en civilsamhällesorganisation med syfte att följa och analysera den geopolitiska situationen i Jerusalem. Terrestrial Jerusalem avser att influera Jerusalem-centrisk policy med tre huvudmålsättningar: 1) att motverka skadlig utveckling som skulle kunna generera kriser och omöjliggöra en framtida tvåstatslösning; 2) främja konstruktiva, kostnadseffektiva och möjliga åtgärder som kan stabilisera situationen; och 3) utveckla strategier som kan bidra till en hållbar tvåstatslösning. The overarching objective of Terrestrial Jerusalem's activities is to: protect the political, religious, territorial and cultural character of Jerusalem; to promote a just, equitable and sustainable political settlement to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that respect the rights of all its residents; and to safeguard prospects for realizing a two-state solution. Sweden Terrestrial Jerusalem Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Terrestrial Jerusalem 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1191057 0 0 0 0 0 1191057 1191057 Terrestrial Jerusalem 1191057 Terrestrial Jerusalem Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Improved conditions for individuals and civil society to participate in and influence political processes, and greater respect for human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för individer och det civila samhället att delta i och påverka politiska processer samt stärkt respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16365-16365A0102 Sweden Core support to a non-governmental organisation with the purpose to monitor and analyse the geo-political situation in Jerusalem. Terrestrial Jerusalem's focus is to influence Jerusalem-centric policy with three goals in mind: 1) to prevent harmful developments that could ignite crises and derail prospects for a political solution, 2) to promote constructive, affordable and achievable interventions that can stabilise the situation and 3) to develop medium and long-term strategies that will contribute to a sustainable two-state solution. Kärnstöd till en civilsamhällesorganisation med syfte att följa och analysera den geopolitiska situationen i Jerusalem. Terrestrial Jerusalem avser att influera Jerusalem-centrisk policy med tre huvudmålsättningar: 1) att motverka skadlig utveckling som skulle kunna generera kriser och omöjliggöra en framtida tvåstatslösning; 2) främja konstruktiva, kostnadseffektiva och möjliga åtgärder som kan stabilisera situationen; och 3) utveckla strategier som kan bidra till en hållbar tvåstatslösning. The overarching objective of Terrestrial Jerusalem's activities is to: protect the political, religious, territorial and cultural character of Jerusalem; to promote a just, equitable and sustainable political settlement to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that respect the rights of all its residents; and to safeguard prospects for realizing a two-state solution. Sweden Terrestrial Jerusalem Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Terrestrial Jerusalem 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1200000 1200000 1200000 0 1200000 2400000 Terrestrial Jerusalem 1200000 Terrestrial Jerusalem 1200000 Terrestrial Jerusalem Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Strengthened capacity for good governance, democracy, the rule of law and accountability, and promoting a two-state solution in accordance with international law. Stärkt kapacitet för god samhällsstyrning, demokrati och rättsstatens principer samt ansvarsutkrävande, och främjande av en tvåstatslösning i enlighet med folkrätten. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16410 Sweden CISST aims to contribute is to bring the prison conditions in Türkiye closer to human rights and universal values. The prerequisites for this long-term change are that the responsible bodies, particularly the Ministry of Justice, fulfil their responsibilities stemming from international human rights standards more vigorously to make Türkiye a country where rights violations in prisons are effectively prevented and prisoners enjoy their human rights in full, and the stakeholders and advocates act more actively to protect the human rights of prisoners when the aforementioned bodies fail to fulfil their responsibilities. CISST:s verksamhet syftar till att bidra till att föra fängelseförhållandena i Turkiet mer i linje med mänskliga rättigheter och universella värden. Förutsättningarna för denna långsiktiga förändring är att de ansvariga organen, särskilt justitieministeriet, uppfyller sina åtaganden från internationella människorättsstandarder så att Turkiet kan bli ett land där rättighetskränkningar i fängelser effektivt förhindras och fångar åtnjuter sina mänskliga rättigheter i sin helhet, samt att advokater och andra relevanta aktörer mer aktivt skyddar fångars mänskliga rättigheter om de tidigare nämnda organen inte fullgör sina skyldigheter. The goal of the contribution is defined as: CISST aims to contribute is to bring the prison conditions in Türkiye closer to human rights and universal values. The prerequisites for this long-term change are that the responsible bodies, particularly the Ministry of Justice, fulfil their responsibilities stemming from international human rights standards more vigorously to make Türkiye a country where rights violations in prisons are effectively prevented and prisoners enjoy their human rights in full, and the stakeholders and advocates act more actively to protect the human rights of prisoners when the aforementioned bodies fail to fulfil their responsibilities. The interventions outcomes are: -Owing to the increased awareness and empowerment of the community of prisoners and their families, more and more prisoners are able to make use of a wider range of their rights. -More diverse non-governmental actors take action to defend and improve human rights in prisons. -The attitude of the key actors to take action against violation of prisoners rights and for improving prison conditions have improved positively owing to civil monitoring, advocacy and dialogue by CISST. -CISST has carried on its institutionalization and has become more resilient and sustainable by maintaining its impact power for improving human rights in the prison system. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Human rights Government & Civil Society-general In 2025, CISST strengthened prisoners and families ability to understand and claim their rights. The organisation increased the capacity and engagement of civil society and professional actors by organizing thematic workshops, coordinating joint advocacy, and improving access to reliable prison related information. The organisation increased public, parliamentary, academic, and international attention to prison conditions through reporting, media visibility, expert guidance, and sustained dialogue with oversight bodies. CISST enhanced its internal governance systems, volunteer network, and stakeholder relations, reinforcing its organizational resilience and long-term sustainability. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16410-16410A0101 Sweden CISST aims to contribute is to bring the prison conditions in Türkiye closer to human rights and universal values. The prerequisites for this long-term change are that the responsible bodies, particularly the Ministry of Justice, fulfil their responsibilities stemming from international human rights standards more vigorously to make Türkiye a country where rights violations in prisons are effectively prevented and prisoners enjoy their human rights in full, and the stakeholders and advocates act more actively to protect the human rights of prisoners when the aforementioned bodies fail to fulfil their responsibilities. CISST:s verksamhet syftar till att bidra till att föra fängelseförhållandena i Turkiet mer i linje med mänskliga rättigheter och universella värden. Förutsättningarna för denna långsiktiga förändring är att de ansvariga organen, särskilt justitieministeriet, uppfyller sina åtaganden från internationella människorättsstandarder så att Turkiet kan bli ett land där rättighetskränkningar i fängelser effektivt förhindras och fångar åtnjuter sina mänskliga rättigheter i sin helhet, samt att advokater och andra relevanta aktörer mer aktivt skyddar fångars mänskliga rättigheter om de tidigare nämnda organen inte fullgör sina skyldigheter. The goal of the contribution is defined as: CISST aims to contribute is to bring the prison conditions in Türkiye closer to human rights and universal values. The prerequisites for this long-term change are that the responsible bodies, particularly the Ministry of Justice, fulfil their responsibilities stemming from international human rights standards more vigorously to make Türkiye a country where rights violations in prisons are effectively prevented and prisoners enjoy their human rights in full, and the stakeholders and advocates act more actively to protect the human rights of prisoners when the aforementioned bodies fail to fulfil their responsibilities. The interventions outcomes are: -Owing to the increased awareness and empowerment of the community of prisoners and their families, more and more prisoners are able to make use of a wider range of their rights. -More diverse non-governmental actors take action to defend and improve human rights in prisons. -The attitude of the key actors to take action against violation of prisoners rights and for improving prison conditions have improved positively owing to civil monitoring, advocacy and dialogue by CISST. -CISST has carried on its institutionalization and has become more resilient and sustainable by maintaining its impact power for improving human rights in the prison system. Sweden CISST/Ceza Infaz Sisteminde Sivil Toplum Dernegi Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CISST/Ceza Infaz Sisteminde Sivil Toplum Dernegi 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 9500000 0 1500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 5500000 0 0 1500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 11000000 CISST/Ceza Infaz Sisteminde Sivil Toplum Dernegi 5500000 CISST/Ceza Infaz Sisteminde Sivil Toplum Dernegi 4000000 CISST/Ceza Infaz Sisteminde Sivil Toplum Dernegi 1500000 CISST/Ceza Infaz Sisteminde Sivil Toplum Dernegi Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 Turkey: Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law Turkiet: Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens prlnciper Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16410-16410A0102 Sweden CISST aims to contribute is to bring the prison conditions in Türkiye closer to human rights and universal values. The prerequisites for this long-term change are that the responsible bodies, particularly the Ministry of Justice, fulfil their responsibilities stemming from international human rights standards more vigorously to make Türkiye a country where rights violations in prisons are effectively prevented and prisoners enjoy their human rights in full, and the stakeholders and advocates act more actively to protect the human rights of prisoners when the aforementioned bodies fail to fulfil their responsibilities. CISST:s verksamhet syftar till att bidra till att föra fängelseförhållandena i Turkiet mer i linje med mänskliga rättigheter och universella värden. Förutsättningarna för denna långsiktiga förändring är att de ansvariga organen, särskilt justitieministeriet, uppfyller sina åtaganden från internationella människorättsstandarder så att Turkiet kan bli ett land där rättighetskränkningar i fängelser effektivt förhindras och fångar åtnjuter sina mänskliga rättigheter i sin helhet, samt att advokater och andra relevanta aktörer mer aktivt skyddar fångars mänskliga rättigheter om de tidigare nämnda organen inte fullgör sina skyldigheter. The goal of the contribution is defined as: CISST aims to contribute is to bring the prison conditions in Türkiye closer to human rights and universal values. The prerequisites for this long-term change are that the responsible bodies, particularly the Ministry of Justice, fulfil their responsibilities stemming from international human rights standards more vigorously to make Türkiye a country where rights violations in prisons are effectively prevented and prisoners enjoy their human rights in full, and the stakeholders and advocates act more actively to protect the human rights of prisoners when the aforementioned bodies fail to fulfil their responsibilities. The interventions outcomes are: -Owing to the increased awareness and empowerment of the community of prisoners and their families, more and more prisoners are able to make use of a wider range of their rights. -More diverse non-governmental actors take action to defend and improve human rights in prisons. -The attitude of the key actors to take action against violation of prisoners rights and for improving prison conditions have improved positively owing to civil monitoring, advocacy and dialogue by CISST. -CISST has carried on its institutionalization and has become more resilient and sustainable by maintaining its impact power for improving human rights in the prison system. Sweden CISST/Ceza Infaz Sisteminde Sivil Toplum Dernegi Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CISST/Ceza Infaz Sisteminde Sivil Toplum Dernegi 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5500000 5500000 5000000 5500000 0 5500000 5000000 16000000 CISST/Ceza Infaz Sisteminde Sivil Toplum Dernegi 5500000 CISST/Ceza Infaz Sisteminde Sivil Toplum Dernegi Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16439 Sweden Innovations Against Poverty (IAP) 3.0 is a Challenge Fund targeting small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) operating in Zambia, Uganda, Ethiopia and Bangladesh (replacing previous program country Cambodia following new government steer on geography). IAP 3.0 is a concrete tool for mobilizing the private sector to contribute to sustainable development by scaling relevant innovations that help improve the situation for people living in poverty. As Fund Manager of IAP 3.0, SNV will manage a transparent selection process aimed to identify the innovators with the highest potential for achieving development results. Following a thorough due diligence-process the selected innovators will receive a tailored financial- and capacity building support. Said financial support (i.e.assigned ticket size of the CF) will range from 50 000 EUR to a maximum of 200 000 EUR which is disbursed using a milestone-based approach. Based on the lessons learnt from IAP2, this phase of the programme is anchored in a reinforced approach around the tailoring of the capacity-building/TA support for the innovators. IAP 3.0 will further move from a sector-focus to opening a window of applications anchored in thematic prioirity areas. Another new feature is that a select group of former IAP-grantees will be offered targeted TA as part of a new alumni-component of IAP 3.0 (promoting scalability and increased replication). IAP 3.0 will be implemented from July 2024 to March 2027. Sida's budget is a total of 77 MSEK (following the revised budget agreed in 2025 as part of shifting geographical scope) and SNV is tasked to crowd-in additional funding partners during this phase. Innovations Against Poverty (IAP) 3.0 är en utlysningsfond/ Challenge Fund som syftar till att stödja hållbara innovationer/affärsmodeller som gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom. Denna globala utlysningsfond verkar genom operativa landbaserade team i Zambia, Uganda, Etiopien och Bangladesh (som 2025 ersatte tidigare programlandet Kambodja i linje med ny geografisk styrning). SNV är Fund Manager för IAP 3.0 och ansvarar för att genom ett transparent utlysningsförfarande välja ut de små- och medelstora företag (SMEs) som bedöms ha störst potential att bidra till ökad ekonomisk-, social- och miljömässig hållbarhet genom sin innovation. Efter genomgången due diligence-process kommer dessa innovatörer att få skräddarsytt finansiellt- och kapacitetsstärkande stöd för att skala upp sin verksamhet. Det finansiella stödet uppgår till mellan 50 000 till max 200 000 EUR vilket betalas ut enligt milstolps-baserad finansiering. Baserat på lärdomarna ifrån IAP2 kommer fonden under denna fas arbeta utifrån en stärkt ansats kring det skräddarsydda kapacitetsstärkande stödet. IAP 3.0 kommer dessutom arbeta med tematiska prioriteringar snarare än sektorspecifikt urval samt kommer ge riktat kapacitetsstärkande stöd till alumner ifrån tidigare utlysningsrundor (för stärkt skalbarhet av resultat och replikering). Programmet sträcker sig från juli 2024 till mars 2027. Sidas budget för programmet är, efter insatsändringen 2025, 77 MSEK och SNV kommer under denna tidsperiod verka för en stärkt finansieringsbas för fonden. Det övergripande målet för Innovations Against Poverty (IAP) 3.0 är att bidra till stärkandet av innovativa inkluderande små- och medelstora företag i utvecklingsländer som genom skalning av sin verksamhet kan bidra till både stärkta inkomster och ökad tillgång till grundläggande produkter och tjänster för människor som lever i fattigdom. De specifika målsättningarna för IAP 3.0 är att genom denna utlysningsfond bidra till att: i) Förbättra uppehället för människor som lever i fattigdom genom stärkt tillgång till grundläggande produkter och tjänster, försörjningsmöjligheter och sysselsättning; ii) Bemöta det systemiska underskottet av kapital inom utvecklingsmarknader och stärka innovation samt; iii) Identifiera och stötta de innovativa inkluderande företag med störst bidrag till ekonomisk-, social- och miljömässiga hållbarhet inom de identifierade utvecklingsmarknaderna. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Ethiopia Cambodia Uganda Zambia Multisector aid Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Other Multisector Industry SE-0-SE-6-16439-16439A0101 Sweden Innovations Against Poverty (IAP) 3.0 is a Challenge Fund targeting small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) operating in Zambia, Uganda, Ethiopia and Bangladesh (replacing previous program country Cambodia following new government steer on geography). IAP 3.0 is a concrete tool for mobilizing the private sector to contribute to sustainable development by scaling relevant innovations that help improve the situation for people living in poverty. As Fund Manager of IAP 3.0, SNV will manage a transparent selection process aimed to identify the innovators with the highest potential for achieving development results. Following a thorough due diligence-process the selected innovators will receive a tailored financial- and capacity building support. Said financial support (i.e.assigned ticket size of the CF) will range from 50 000 EUR to a maximum of 200 000 EUR which is disbursed using a milestone-based approach. Based on the lessons learnt from IAP2, this phase of the programme is anchored in a reinforced approach around the tailoring of the capacity-building/TA support for the innovators. IAP 3.0 will further move from a sector-focus to opening a window of applications anchored in thematic prioirity areas. Another new feature is that a select group of former IAP-grantees will be offered targeted TA as part of a new alumni-component of IAP 3.0 (promoting scalability and increased replication). IAP 3.0 will be implemented from July 2024 to March 2027. Sida's budget is a total of 77 MSEK (following the revised budget agreed in 2025 as part of shifting geographical scope) and SNV is tasked to crowd-in additional funding partners during this phase. Innovations Against Poverty (IAP) 3.0 är en utlysningsfond/ Challenge Fund som syftar till att stödja hållbara innovationer/affärsmodeller som gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom. Denna globala utlysningsfond verkar genom operativa landbaserade team i Zambia, Uganda, Etiopien och Bangladesh (som 2025 ersatte tidigare programlandet Kambodja i linje med ny geografisk styrning). SNV är Fund Manager för IAP 3.0 och ansvarar för att genom ett transparent utlysningsförfarande välja ut de små- och medelstora företag (SMEs) som bedöms ha störst potential att bidra till ökad ekonomisk-, social- och miljömässig hållbarhet genom sin innovation. Efter genomgången due diligence-process kommer dessa innovatörer att få skräddarsytt finansiellt- och kapacitetsstärkande stöd för att skala upp sin verksamhet. Det finansiella stödet uppgår till mellan 50 000 till max 200 000 EUR vilket betalas ut enligt milstolps-baserad finansiering. Baserat på lärdomarna ifrån IAP2 kommer fonden under denna fas arbeta utifrån en stärkt ansats kring det skräddarsydda kapacitetsstärkande stödet. IAP 3.0 kommer dessutom arbeta med tematiska prioriteringar snarare än sektorspecifikt urval samt kommer ge riktat kapacitetsstärkande stöd till alumner ifrån tidigare utlysningsrundor (för stärkt skalbarhet av resultat och replikering). Programmet sträcker sig från juli 2024 till mars 2027. Sidas budget för programmet är, efter insatsändringen 2025, 77 MSEK och SNV kommer under denna tidsperiod verka för en stärkt finansieringsbas för fonden. Det övergripande målet för Innovations Against Poverty (IAP) 3.0 är att bidra till stärkandet av innovativa inkluderande små- och medelstora företag i utvecklingsländer som genom skalning av sin verksamhet kan bidra till både stärkta inkomster och ökad tillgång till grundläggande produkter och tjänster för människor som lever i fattigdom. De specifika målsättningarna för IAP 3.0 är att genom denna utlysningsfond bidra till att: i) Förbättra uppehället för människor som lever i fattigdom genom stärkt tillgång till grundläggande produkter och tjänster, försörjningsmöjligheter och sysselsättning; ii) Bemöta det systemiska underskottet av kapital inom utvecklingsmarknader och stärka innovation samt; iii) Identifiera och stötta de innovativa inkluderande företag med störst bidrag till ekonomisk-, social- och miljömässiga hållbarhet inom de identifierade utvecklingsmarknaderna. Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 12.6 - Uppmuntra företag, särskilt stora och multinationella företag, att införa hållbara metoder och att integrera hållbarhetsinformation i sin rapporteringscykel. 12.6 - Encourage companies, especially large and transnational companies, to adopt sustainable practices and to integrate sustainability information into their reporting cycle. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 7969000 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7969000 0 0 3242250 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 3242250 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 3242250 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 3242250 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1250000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1250000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1250000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1250000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1992250 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1992250 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1992250 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1992250 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthening of women’s economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive market and private sector development, and sustainable business Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande marknads- och privatsektorutveckling samt hållbart företagande Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16439-16439A0102 Sweden Innovations Against Poverty (IAP) 3.0 is a Challenge Fund targeting small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) operating in Zambia, Uganda, Ethiopia and Bangladesh (replacing previous program country Cambodia following new government steer on geography). IAP 3.0 is a concrete tool for mobilizing the private sector to contribute to sustainable development by scaling relevant innovations that help improve the situation for people living in poverty. As Fund Manager of IAP 3.0, SNV will manage a transparent selection process aimed to identify the innovators with the highest potential for achieving development results. Following a thorough due diligence-process the selected innovators will receive a tailored financial- and capacity building support. Said financial support (i.e.assigned ticket size of the CF) will range from 50 000 EUR to a maximum of 200 000 EUR which is disbursed using a milestone-based approach. Based on the lessons learnt from IAP2, this phase of the programme is anchored in a reinforced approach around the tailoring of the capacity-building/TA support for the innovators. IAP 3.0 will further move from a sector-focus to opening a window of applications anchored in thematic prioirity areas. Another new feature is that a select group of former IAP-grantees will be offered targeted TA as part of a new alumni-component of IAP 3.0 (promoting scalability and increased replication). IAP 3.0 will be implemented from July 2024 to March 2027. Sida's budget is a total of 77 MSEK (following the revised budget agreed in 2025 as part of shifting geographical scope) and SNV is tasked to crowd-in additional funding partners during this phase. Innovations Against Poverty (IAP) 3.0 är en utlysningsfond/ Challenge Fund som syftar till att stödja hållbara innovationer/affärsmodeller som gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom. Denna globala utlysningsfond verkar genom operativa landbaserade team i Zambia, Uganda, Etiopien och Bangladesh (som 2025 ersatte tidigare programlandet Kambodja i linje med ny geografisk styrning). SNV är Fund Manager för IAP 3.0 och ansvarar för att genom ett transparent utlysningsförfarande välja ut de små- och medelstora företag (SMEs) som bedöms ha störst potential att bidra till ökad ekonomisk-, social- och miljömässig hållbarhet genom sin innovation. Efter genomgången due diligence-process kommer dessa innovatörer att få skräddarsytt finansiellt- och kapacitetsstärkande stöd för att skala upp sin verksamhet. Det finansiella stödet uppgår till mellan 50 000 till max 200 000 EUR vilket betalas ut enligt milstolps-baserad finansiering. Baserat på lärdomarna ifrån IAP2 kommer fonden under denna fas arbeta utifrån en stärkt ansats kring det skräddarsydda kapacitetsstärkande stödet. IAP 3.0 kommer dessutom arbeta med tematiska prioriteringar snarare än sektorspecifikt urval samt kommer ge riktat kapacitetsstärkande stöd till alumner ifrån tidigare utlysningsrundor (för stärkt skalbarhet av resultat och replikering). Programmet sträcker sig från juli 2024 till mars 2027. Sidas budget för programmet är, efter insatsändringen 2025, 77 MSEK och SNV kommer under denna tidsperiod verka för en stärkt finansieringsbas för fonden. Det övergripande målet för Innovations Against Poverty (IAP) 3.0 är att bidra till stärkandet av innovativa inkluderande små- och medelstora företag i utvecklingsländer som genom skalning av sin verksamhet kan bidra till både stärkta inkomster och ökad tillgång till grundläggande produkter och tjänster för människor som lever i fattigdom. De specifika målsättningarna för IAP 3.0 är att genom denna utlysningsfond bidra till att: i) Förbättra uppehället för människor som lever i fattigdom genom stärkt tillgång till grundläggande produkter och tjänster, försörjningsmöjligheter och sysselsättning; ii) Bemöta det systemiska underskottet av kapital inom utvecklingsmarknader och stärka innovation samt; iii) Identifiera och stötta de innovativa inkluderande företag med störst bidrag till ekonomisk-, social- och miljömässiga hållbarhet inom de identifierade utvecklingsmarknaderna. Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 12.6 - Uppmuntra företag, särskilt stora och multinationella företag, att införa hållbara metoder och att integrera hållbarhetsinformation i sin rapporteringscykel. 12.6 - Encourage companies, especially large and transnational companies, to adopt sustainable practices and to integrate sustainability information into their reporting cycle. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18220400 25000000 16810600 4000000 18220400 6810600 0 10000000 10000000 0 4000000 0 15000000 0 16007750 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 16007750 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 16007750 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 16007750 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 4555100 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 4555100 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 4555100 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 4555100 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 3750000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 3750000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 3750000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 3750000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16450 Sweden The contribution proposed will span over three years and 65 000 000 SEK, and will include work to recover people's lost livelihood opportunities and increase socio-economic resilience, improve food security and nutrition and seek to increase local capacities to reduce and manage risks associated with natural hazards. Insatsen uppgår till en summa av 65 000 000 SEK, med en aktivietsperiod som sträcker sig över tre år. Projektet kommer att inkludera aktiviteter för att återskapa människors försörjningsmöjligheter och öka den socio-ekonomiska motståndskraften, förbättra befolkningens tryggade livsmedelsförsörjning och nutrition och verka för förbättrad lokal kapacitet att reducera och hantera naturkatastrofrelaterade risker. The overall objective of the programme is to contribute to the creation of appropriate conditions to improve the lives of the rural population living in areas affected by conflict in the province of Cabo Delgado. Nine communities, in which both IDPs and host populations are present, and in which long-term nexus programming is relevant and feasible, will be selected at the beginning of the intervention. The programme will prioritise interventions within the food security and livelihoods sector, including activities focusing on water sanitation and hygiene, protection, and health (mainly nutrition). There will also be a disaster risk reduction component to the project for the improved management and reduction of disaster risks. The specific goals are described below: - Meet basic food security and livelihood needs of the most vulnerable communities and individuals and improve access to basic services and protection. - Improve socio-economic resilience and improve food and nutrition security. Support the recovery of the production system, with good agronomic practices, and increase the diversification of livelihoods through providing access to alternative income sources. - Support the recovery of critical services for the affected host communities and IDPs (markets, health centers, water and sanitation) - Reduce disaster impact by strengthening local capacities in managing and mitigating disaster risks. The project aims to reach 20 725 unique beneficiaries, where 15 508 are host community members (including returnees) and 5 217 are IDPs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Household food security programmes Vocational training Agricultural development Agricultural inputs Food crop production Fishery education/training Agricultural education/training Multi-hazard response preparedness Basic nutrition Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Multisector aid for basic social services Disaster Risk Reduction Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation Agriculture Other Multisector Secondary Education Fishing Disaster Prevention & Preparedness Basic Health Water Supply & Sanitation Other Social Infrastructure & Services Reconstruction Relief & Rehabilitation Summary of Key Results Achieved The Cabo Delgado Livelihoods and Food Security Programme has delivered important results in strengthening food security, livelihoods, community resilience, and local governance among conflict-affected populations in the districts of Mueda and Metuge. Despite operating in a highly challenging environment marked by insecurity, displacement, climate shocks, Cyclone Chido, drought, cholera outbreaks, and post-election unrest, the programme successfully maintained implementation and achieved tangible results through a community-led and resilience-focused approach. 1. Community Empowerment and Local Development The programme strengthened local governance and community ownership of development processes. Results achieved: - Established and strengthened 9 Community Action Plan (CAP) Committees involving 180 community members. - Developed and validated 9 Community Action Plans (5 in Mueda and 4 in Metuge). The CAP process strengthened community participation, accountability, and collaboration with local authorities, creating locally owned development plans that will continue to guide future interventions beyond the project lifespan. 2. Food Security, Nutrition and Climate-Resilient Agriculture The programme improved household food production and resilience through climate-smart and nutrition-sensitive agricultural interventions. Results achieved: - 810 farmers supported through agricultural and livestock activities. - 135 lead farmers trained in Good Agricultural Practices, agroecology, post-harvest management, integrated pest management, irrigation, and livestock management. - 675 additional farmers supported (seeds, agricultural toolkits, cassava cuttings, irrigation equipment, livestock, and veterinary kits). 3. Livelihood Diversification and Economic Recovery The programme created new income-generating opportunities for vulnerable households, particularly women, youth, IDPs, and returnees. Results achieved: - 4,302 community members registered and assessed for livelihood support.. - 1,305 individuals pre-selected: 860 beneficiaries selected for Income Generating Activities (IGAs): 270 youth trained (entrepreneurship, market analysis, business planning, and legal aspects of business development): 261 IGAs funded. 4. Fisheries Livelihood Support The programme supported artisanal fishing communities to diversify livelihoods and strengthen food security. Results achieved: - 25 fisherfolk selected and trained in sustainable fishing practices. - Fishing kits distributed in the communities of Milamba and 25 de Junho. 5. Disaster Risk Reduction and Community Resilience The programme strengthened local capacities to prepare for and respond to disasters and climate-related shocks. Results achieved: - Established and strengthened 9 Community Disaster Risk Reduction Committees involving 162 members (60 women and 102 men): Provided smartphones to DRR committees to support early warning and emergency communication. - Developed local Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) plans. - Conducted climate adaptation and preparedness campaigns across all target communities. - Strengthened collaboration with INGD, INAM, SDAE, SPAE, and SDPI. These interventions improved community preparedness and resilience to floods, droughts, cyclones, and other climate-related risks. 6. Community Infrastructure and Essential Services The programme supported investments in community infrastructure identified through the Community Action Plans and DRR processes. Results achieved: Construction and rehabilitation commenced for 7 priority infrastructures, including: Community markets; Bridge construction; Culvert construction; Dam rehabilitation; Borehole drilling and water supply systems. These investments will improve market access, mobility, water availability, and climate resilience for target communities. 7. Legal Assistance and Access to Rights The programme integrated legal empowerment as a key component of resilience and sustainable development. Results achieved: - 4,302 community members reached through legal awareness and counselling activities. This support helped address legal barriers that often limit access to economic opportunities and essential services. 8. Emergency Response Following Cyclone Chido Following the impact of Cyclone Chido in December 2024, the programme rapidly activated its Crisis Modifier mechanism to protect livelihoods and support affected communities. Results achieved: More than 3,000 households received emergency support. - Agricultural recovery kits and replacement seeds distributed. - Shelter and hygiene kits provided to affected households. - Community rehabilitation and debris-clearing equipment distributed through local DRR committees. - Support provided for the rehabilitation of critical community infrastructure. This rapid response helped prevent further deterioration of food security conditions and safeguarded investments already made by the programme. Overall Achievement Overall, the programme has performed well and delivered substantial results despite the challenging operating environment. The consortium has demonstrated strong commitment and adaptability in achieving programme objectives and supporting vulnerable populations. Final results will be consolidated and validated during the programme closure phase, with a comprehensive assessment of achievements and outcomes to be provided in the final report due on 30 November 2026. More information on results: UM2023/24432/MAPU-51 (pg 7-30)- Narrative report for the period December 2024 to November 2025 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16450-16450A0101 Sweden The contribution proposed will span over three years and 65 000 000 SEK, and will include work to recover people's lost livelihood opportunities and increase socio-economic resilience, improve food security and nutrition and seek to increase local capacities to reduce and manage risks associated with natural hazards. Insatsen uppgår till en summa av 65 000 000 SEK, med en aktivietsperiod som sträcker sig över tre år. Projektet kommer att inkludera aktiviteter för att återskapa människors försörjningsmöjligheter och öka den socio-ekonomiska motståndskraften, förbättra befolkningens tryggade livsmedelsförsörjning och nutrition och verka för förbättrad lokal kapacitet att reducera och hantera naturkatastrofrelaterade risker. The overall objective of the programme is to contribute to the creation of appropriate conditions to improve the lives of the rural population living in areas affected by conflict in the province of Cabo Delgado. Nine communities, in which both IDPs and host populations are present, and in which long-term nexus programming is relevant and feasible, will be selected at the beginning of the intervention. The programme will prioritise interventions within the food security and livelihoods sector, including activities focusing on water sanitation and hygiene, protection, and health (mainly nutrition). There will also be a disaster risk reduction component to the project for the improved management and reduction of disaster risks. The specific goals are described below: - Meet basic food security and livelihood needs of the most vulnerable communities and individuals and improve access to basic services and protection. - Improve socio-economic resilience and improve food and nutrition security. Support the recovery of the production system, with good agronomic practices, and increase the diversification of livelihoods through providing access to alternative income sources. - Support the recovery of critical services for the affected host communities and IDPs (markets, health centers, water and sanitation) - Reduce disaster impact by strengthening local capacities in managing and mitigating disaster risks. The project aims to reach 20 725 unique beneficiaries, where 15 508 are host community members (including returnees) and 5 217 are IDPs. Sweden ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.2 - Senast 2030 avskaffa alla former av undernäring, bland annat genom att senast 2025 nå de internationellt överenskomna målen i fråga om tillväxthämning och undervikt bland barn under fem år, samt tillgodose tonårsflickors, gravida och ammande kvinnors samt äldre personers näringsbehov. 2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15438000 16182000 28830000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16182000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15438000 0 19530000 0 0 0 0 9300000 3250000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1300000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1300000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 6500000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 6500000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 6500000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1300000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 6500000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 6500000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1300000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 19500000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1660000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 332000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1660000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 332000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1660000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 830000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 332000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1660000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 4980000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1660000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 332000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1740000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1740000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1740000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 5220000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 870000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 348000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1740000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1740000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 348000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 348000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 348000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1000000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1000000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 200000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1000000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 200000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1000000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 200000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 500000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 3000000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 200000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1000000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1050000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 2100000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 2100000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 6300000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 2100000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 420000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 2100000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 2100000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 420000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 420000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 420000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced opportunities for productive and resilient agriculture, increased sustainment, and improved food security. Stärkta möjligheter till ett produktivt och motståndskraftigt lantbruk, ökad försörjning och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for preventing and managing crises and conflicts in a peaceful way. Stärkta förutsättningar att förebygga och hantera kriser och konflikter på fredlig väg Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16450-16450A0101-H Sweden The contribution proposed will span over three years and 65 000 000 SEK, and will include work to recover people's lost livelihood opportunities and increase socio-economic resilience, improve food security and nutrition and seek to increase local capacities to reduce and manage risks associated with natural hazards. Insatsen uppgår till en summa av 65 000 000 SEK, med en aktivietsperiod som sträcker sig över tre år. Projektet kommer att inkludera aktiviteter för att återskapa människors försörjningsmöjligheter och öka den socio-ekonomiska motståndskraften, förbättra befolkningens tryggade livsmedelsförsörjning och nutrition och verka för förbättrad lokal kapacitet att reducera och hantera naturkatastrofrelaterade risker. The overall objective of the programme is to contribute to the creation of appropriate conditions to improve the lives of the rural population living in areas affected by conflict in the province of Cabo Delgado. Nine communities, in which both IDPs and host populations are present, and in which long-term nexus programming is relevant and feasible, will be selected at the beginning of the intervention. The programme will prioritise interventions within the food security and livelihoods sector, including activities focusing on water sanitation and hygiene, protection, and health (mainly nutrition). There will also be a disaster risk reduction component to the project for the improved management and reduction of disaster risks. The specific goals are described below: - Meet basic food security and livelihood needs of the most vulnerable communities and individuals and improve access to basic services and protection. - Improve socio-economic resilience and improve food and nutrition security. Support the recovery of the production system, with good agronomic practices, and increase the diversification of livelihoods through providing access to alternative income sources. - Support the recovery of critical services for the affected host communities and IDPs (markets, health centers, water and sanitation) - Reduce disaster impact by strengthening local capacities in managing and mitigating disaster risks. The project aims to reach 20 725 unique beneficiaries, where 15 508 are host community members (including returnees) and 5 217 are IDPs. Sweden ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 Metuge Intended Beneficiaries -12.972554 40.386368 Mueda The activities take place at this location -11.664278 39.562748 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.2 - Senast 2030 avskaffa alla former av undernäring, bland annat genom att senast 2025 nå de internationellt överenskomna målen i fråga om tillväxthämning och undervikt bland barn under fem år, samt tillgodose tonårsflickors, gravida och ammande kvinnors samt äldre personers näringsbehov. 2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1162000 1218000 2170000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1218000 1470000 0 1162000 0 0 0 0 700000 0 3250000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1300000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 830000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 332000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 348000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 870000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 500000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 200000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 420000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France 1050000 ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced opportunities for productive and resilient agriculture, increased sustainment, and improved food security. Stärkta möjligheter till ett produktivt och motståndskraftigt lantbruk, ökad försörjning och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for preventing and managing crises and conflicts in a peaceful way. Stärkta förutsättningar att förebygga och hantera kriser och konflikter på fredlig väg Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16458 Sweden Core support to the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) The global space for civil society to operate freely is being restricted and shrinking. Since 2012, Sida has supported the non-profit organization International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) and its work to strengthen civil society and curb restrictions targeting civil society, as well as to encourage legal reforms and the strengthening of the rule of law. Sida's support has contributed to strengthening the capacity of civil society in ODA countries, and improving the living conditions for these groups to operate and work independently and effectively. ICNL's work works within the framework of its global network consisting of approximately 4,000 partners. It works to strengthen norms and processes that will contribute to supporting partners locally (country level), regionally and globally. Close cooperation is taking place with UN special rapporteurs, with OECD, the Freedom Online Coalition and with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and others. Sida's support concerns the period 2024-2025 and comprises a total of 9,900,000 SEK. Around 22% of the total budget will be passed on to around 65 of ICNL's local partner organisations in 45 countries. ICNL was established in 1992 and has since worked on reform in over 100 countries. The organisation strives to achieve a legal climate that enables people to improve their societies together. ICNL supports local initiatives by contributing international expertise in analysis and reform strategies in relation to legislation and regulation affecting civil society. The organisation has significant expertise, which includes regional experts from Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Europe and Eurasia. In addition, ICNL has a broad global network of individuals and organisations within legal reform who can contribute to the implementation of the initiative. Kärnstöd till International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) Det är en globala utrymmet för det civila samhället att verka fritt begränsas och minskar. Sida har sedan 2012 stött det icke-vinstdrivande företaget International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) och dess arbete med att stärka det civila samhället och att stävja restriktioner riktade mot civilsamhället samt att uppmuntra till legala reformer och stärkandet av rättsstatens principer. Sida stöd har bidragit till att stärka kapaciteten hos civilsamhället i ODA länder, samt förbättrat levnadsvillkoren för dessa grupper att verka och arbete oberoende och effektivt. ICNL:s arbete arbetar inom ramen för sitt globala nätverk som består av ca 4000 partners. Man arbetar med att stärka normer och processer som skall bidra till att stödja partners lokalt (landnivå), regionalt samt globalt. Ett nära samarbete sker med FN:s specialrapportörer, med OECD, the Freedom Online Coalition och med the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) m. fl. Sidas stöd avser perioden 2024-2025 och omfattar totalt 9 900 000 SEK. Omkring 22% av den total budgeten kommer att vidareförmedlas till ca 65 av ICNL:s lokala samarbetsorganisationer i 45 länder. ICNL etablerades 1992 och har sedan dess arbetat med reform i över 100 länder. Organisationen strävar efter att uppnå ett juridiskt klimat som möjliggör för människor att tillsammans förbättra sina samhällen. ICNL stödjer lokala initiativ genom att bidra med internationell expertis gällande analys och reformstrategier i relation till lagstiftning och reglering som berör civilsamhället. Organisationen har en betydande kompetens, som inkluderar regionala experter från Afrika, Asien, Latinamerika, Mellanöstern, Europa och Eurasien. Dessutom har ICNL ett brett globalt nätverk av personer och organisationer inom rättsreformer som kan bidra till insatsens genomförande. 1) Förbättrade internationella normer och (legala) former för att stärka civilsamhällets roll och röst; 2) Stärka lokala partners egenmakt att stödja och skydda civilsamhället på den nationella nivån; 3) Stärkandet av civilsamhällets motståndskraft 4) Förbättrad forskning och informationdelning bland civilsamhällesaktörer samt; 5) Öka medvetenheten om behovet att stärka civilsamhället och dess röst generellt. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Målområde 1: Förbättrade internationella normer och (legala) former för att stärka civilsamhällets roll och röst ICNL spelade en ledande roll i viktiga internationella policyutvecklingar, såsom: o Påverkan ledde till att FN:s människorättskommitté utvecklade en allmän kommentar om artikel 22 (föreningsfrihet). o Bidrag till viktiga FN- och regionala resolutioner och deklarationer om medborgerligt utrymme, digitala rättigheter och AI-styrning. o Skapandet av Leaders Network for Environmental Activists and Defenders (LEAD). Målområde 2: Stärka lokala organisationer för att främja och skydda civilsamhällets utrymme på nationell nivå. Det finns bredd och djup gällande ICNL:s globala räckvidd. Under 2025 stödde ICNL över 4 400 partners i 80 länder, vilket visar på global räckvidd. Organisationen bidrog till 74 multilaterala initiativ och stödde 26 lagändringar som förbättrade eller bevarade det medborgerliga utrymmet i 54 länder. ICNL:s arbete omfattade alla större regioner (Afrika, Asien, MENA, Latinamerika, Eurasien), med skräddarsydda insatser som tog itu med lokala juridiska och medborgerliga utmaningar. Sida noterar att ICNL anpassar sitt stöd efter det tillgängliga civila utrymmet och förändrade förhållanden i varje situation. Rapporten innehåller flera konkreta exempel på hur ICNL justerar sitt arbetssätt, oavsett om det är som svar på politiska förändringar, juridiska hot, operativa risker eller ändrade finansieringsmöjligheter för att säkerställa att stödet förblir relevant, effektivt och lyhört för partnernas behov. Ett sånt exempel är stödet till ett resurscenter för civilsamhället i Myanmar. ICNL stödde öppnandet av resurscenter för civilsamhället, som nu fungerar som säkra platser för engagemang och utbildning, vilket direkt förbättrar civilsamhällesorganisationers förmåga att verka under utmanande förhållanden. Kenya: ICNL tillhandahöll kommentarer på utkastet till förordningar för lagen om civilsamhällesorganisationer som delades med ansvarig tillsynsmyndighet. Kopplat till detta stöttade också ICNL ett högnivåforum för att underlätta civilsamhällets input. Detta påverkade den reglerande processen för tusentals civilsamhällesorganisationer som därmed fick tillgång till att söka medel hos utländska organisationer. Bangladesh: ICNL sammankallade ett rundabordssamtal och lämnade in rekommendationer till interimsregeringen, vilket resulterade i en ny förordning som lättade restriktionerna för ideella organisationers tillgång till utländskt bistånd. Målområde 3: Stärka civilsamhällets motståndskraft och finansiell hållbarhet Rapporten redovisar exempel på resultat både på region och landnivå. Regional nivå: ICNL sammankallade regionala samråd om finansiell hållbarhet och stödde forskning om alternativa finansieringsmodeller. Organisationen reagerade på finansieringsnedskärningar genom att anpassa sin strategi och stödja partners för att bygga motståndskraft i restriktiva miljöer. Ett exempel är att ICNL sammankallade partners från över 46 länder för att utarbeta strategier för finansiell hållbarhet och stödja forskning om alternativa finansieringsmodeller i Etiopien, Tanzania och Zimbabwe för att hjälpa civilsamhällesorganisationer att anpassa sig till finansieringsnedskärningar och utmanande miljöer. Landnivå: Zimbabwe: ICNL stödde Women and Law in Southern Africa (WLSA) för att hjälpa 30 lokala kvinnorättsorganisationer (WRO) att identifiera organisatoriska sårbarheter som uppstår till följd av den nya lagen om ändring av privata frivilligorganisationer (Private Voluntary Organisations Amendment). WLSA utbildade organisationerna i hur de kan förbättra sin interna styrning och vidta andra åtgärder för att undvika rättsliga sanktioner. Dessutom inrättade WLSA en helpdesk och hotline för att ge kontinuerligt stöd. Som ett resultat är kvinnorättsorganisationer som tillhandahåller viktiga tjänster till kvinnor i Zimbabwe bättre rustade att navigera i landets komplexa rättsliga miljö. Målområde 4: Främja forskning och informationsdelning om civilsamhällets utrymme och medborgerliga rättigheter. ICNL producerade eller uppdaterade 349 kunskapsprodukter som besökts över 200 000 gånger, inklusive landrapporter, verktygslådor och studier om civilsamhällets utrymme och medborgerliga rättigheter, digitala rättigheter och antikorruption. Vidare har ICNL gjort ett betydande arbete med digitala rättigheter, AI och övervakning. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16458-16458A0101 Sweden Core support to the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) The global space for civil society to operate freely is being restricted and shrinking. Since 2012, Sida has supported the non-profit organization International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) and its work to strengthen civil society and curb restrictions targeting civil society, as well as to encourage legal reforms and the strengthening of the rule of law. Sida's support has contributed to strengthening the capacity of civil society in ODA countries, and improving the living conditions for these groups to operate and work independently and effectively. ICNL's work works within the framework of its global network consisting of approximately 4,000 partners. It works to strengthen norms and processes that will contribute to supporting partners locally (country level), regionally and globally. Close cooperation is taking place with UN special rapporteurs, with OECD, the Freedom Online Coalition and with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and others. Sida's support concerns the period 2024-2025 and comprises a total of 9,900,000 SEK. Around 22% of the total budget will be passed on to around 65 of ICNL's local partner organisations in 45 countries. ICNL was established in 1992 and has since worked on reform in over 100 countries. The organisation strives to achieve a legal climate that enables people to improve their societies together. ICNL supports local initiatives by contributing international expertise in analysis and reform strategies in relation to legislation and regulation affecting civil society. The organisation has significant expertise, which includes regional experts from Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Europe and Eurasia. In addition, ICNL has a broad global network of individuals and organisations within legal reform who can contribute to the implementation of the initiative. Kärnstöd till International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) Det är en globala utrymmet för det civila samhället att verka fritt begränsas och minskar. Sida har sedan 2012 stött det icke-vinstdrivande företaget International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) och dess arbete med att stärka det civila samhället och att stävja restriktioner riktade mot civilsamhället samt att uppmuntra till legala reformer och stärkandet av rättsstatens principer. Sida stöd har bidragit till att stärka kapaciteten hos civilsamhället i ODA länder, samt förbättrat levnadsvillkoren för dessa grupper att verka och arbete oberoende och effektivt. ICNL:s arbete arbetar inom ramen för sitt globala nätverk som består av ca 4000 partners. Man arbetar med att stärka normer och processer som skall bidra till att stödja partners lokalt (landnivå), regionalt samt globalt. Ett nära samarbete sker med FN:s specialrapportörer, med OECD, the Freedom Online Coalition och med the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) m. fl. Sidas stöd avser perioden 2024-2025 och omfattar totalt 9 900 000 SEK. Omkring 22% av den total budgeten kommer att vidareförmedlas till ca 65 av ICNL:s lokala samarbetsorganisationer i 45 länder. ICNL etablerades 1992 och har sedan dess arbetat med reform i över 100 länder. Organisationen strävar efter att uppnå ett juridiskt klimat som möjliggör för människor att tillsammans förbättra sina samhällen. ICNL stödjer lokala initiativ genom att bidra med internationell expertis gällande analys och reformstrategier i relation till lagstiftning och reglering som berör civilsamhället. Organisationen har en betydande kompetens, som inkluderar regionala experter från Afrika, Asien, Latinamerika, Mellanöstern, Europa och Eurasien. Dessutom har ICNL ett brett globalt nätverk av personer och organisationer inom rättsreformer som kan bidra till insatsens genomförande. 1) Förbättrade internationella normer och (legala) former för att stärka civilsamhällets roll och röst; 2) Stärka lokala partners egenmakt att stödja och skydda civilsamhället på den nationella nivån; 3) Stärkandet av civilsamhällets motståndskraft 4) Förbättrad forskning och informationdelning bland civilsamhällesaktörer samt; 5) Öka medvetenheten om behovet att stärka civilsamhället och dess röst generellt. Sweden ICNL/International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICNL/International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Inc 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4950000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4950000 0 0 0 4950000 ICNL/International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Inc 4950000 ICNL/International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Inc Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16458-16458A0102 Sweden Core support to the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) The global space for civil society to operate freely is being restricted and shrinking. Since 2012, Sida has supported the non-profit organization International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) and its work to strengthen civil society and curb restrictions targeting civil society, as well as to encourage legal reforms and the strengthening of the rule of law. Sida's support has contributed to strengthening the capacity of civil society in ODA countries, and improving the living conditions for these groups to operate and work independently and effectively. ICNL's work works within the framework of its global network consisting of approximately 4,000 partners. It works to strengthen norms and processes that will contribute to supporting partners locally (country level), regionally and globally. Close cooperation is taking place with UN special rapporteurs, with OECD, the Freedom Online Coalition and with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and others. Sida's support concerns the period 2024-2025 and comprises a total of 9,900,000 SEK. Around 22% of the total budget will be passed on to around 65 of ICNL's local partner organisations in 45 countries. ICNL was established in 1992 and has since worked on reform in over 100 countries. The organisation strives to achieve a legal climate that enables people to improve their societies together. ICNL supports local initiatives by contributing international expertise in analysis and reform strategies in relation to legislation and regulation affecting civil society. The organisation has significant expertise, which includes regional experts from Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Europe and Eurasia. In addition, ICNL has a broad global network of individuals and organisations within legal reform who can contribute to the implementation of the initiative. Kärnstöd till International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) Det är en globala utrymmet för det civila samhället att verka fritt begränsas och minskar. Sida har sedan 2012 stött det icke-vinstdrivande företaget International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) och dess arbete med att stärka det civila samhället och att stävja restriktioner riktade mot civilsamhället samt att uppmuntra till legala reformer och stärkandet av rättsstatens principer. Sida stöd har bidragit till att stärka kapaciteten hos civilsamhället i ODA länder, samt förbättrat levnadsvillkoren för dessa grupper att verka och arbete oberoende och effektivt. ICNL:s arbete arbetar inom ramen för sitt globala nätverk som består av ca 4000 partners. Man arbetar med att stärka normer och processer som skall bidra till att stödja partners lokalt (landnivå), regionalt samt globalt. Ett nära samarbete sker med FN:s specialrapportörer, med OECD, the Freedom Online Coalition och med the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) m. fl. Sidas stöd avser perioden 2024-2025 och omfattar totalt 9 900 000 SEK. Omkring 22% av den total budgeten kommer att vidareförmedlas till ca 65 av ICNL:s lokala samarbetsorganisationer i 45 länder. ICNL etablerades 1992 och har sedan dess arbetat med reform i över 100 länder. Organisationen strävar efter att uppnå ett juridiskt klimat som möjliggör för människor att tillsammans förbättra sina samhällen. ICNL stödjer lokala initiativ genom att bidra med internationell expertis gällande analys och reformstrategier i relation till lagstiftning och reglering som berör civilsamhället. Organisationen har en betydande kompetens, som inkluderar regionala experter från Afrika, Asien, Latinamerika, Mellanöstern, Europa och Eurasien. Dessutom har ICNL ett brett globalt nätverk av personer och organisationer inom rättsreformer som kan bidra till insatsens genomförande. 1) Förbättrade internationella normer och (legala) former för att stärka civilsamhällets roll och röst; 2) Stärka lokala partners egenmakt att stödja och skydda civilsamhället på den nationella nivån; 3) Stärkandet av civilsamhällets motståndskraft 4) Förbättrad forskning och informationdelning bland civilsamhällesaktörer samt; 5) Öka medvetenheten om behovet att stärka civilsamhället och dess röst generellt. Sweden ICNL/International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICNL/International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Inc 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4950000 4950000 0 4950000 ICNL/International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Inc 4950000 ICNL/International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Inc Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16461 Sweden The seven Sahel countries (Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria and Senegal) are facing multiple interlinked shocks and stressors: climate induced factors as recurrent droughts and flooding, land degradation, high levels of food insecurity and malnutrition, rising insecurity, unequal access to basic services, poorly integrated markets and displacement. As in its first phase the project aims to build increased resilience to climate induced shocks and crisis in the Sahel (and Africa) by enhancing the implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) thus strengthen the policy and institutional capacities at regional and national levels to better manage multidimensional risks through device mechanisms that anticipate and respond to the challenges the region faces. The project aimed to achieve results by the five outputs: 1) Increased capacity on tracking and monitoring progress on Sendai Framework and AU Program of Action implementation through enhanced data collection, analysis and reporting system; 2) Strengthened regional and multicountry regulatory, policy and budgetary frameworks for translating disaster and climate data into risk informed development planning and budgeting; 3) Enhanced regional recovery and resilience building processes that address underlying disaster and climate change risks and restore pathways to sustainable development in the Sahel Countries; 4) Enhanced Regional Capacities for Urban Risk Management in West Africa; and 5) Enhanced innovations and knowledge on risk informed development through Regional Dialogue and SouthSouth exchange. Länderna i Sahel står inför multipla sammanlänkade chocker beroende på förändringar i klimatet som torka och översvämningar, markförstöring, matosäkerhet, ökad konfliktrisk och flyktingströmmar. Liksom i den första fasen syftar insatsen till att öka motståndskraften mot klimatchocker och kriser i Sahel (och Afrika) genom genomförandet av Sendai ramverket för katastrofriskreducering för stärkande av policies och den institutionella kapaciteten. Insatsen syftar till att nå resultat inom fem resultatmål: Ökad kapacitet i att följa upp genomförandet av Sendai Ramverket. och AUs program för genomförandet av Sendai ramverket genom datainsamlande, analys, rapporteringssystem 2) Ökad regional och multilands reglering, policy och budgetramverk, ramverk för att översätta katastrof- och klimatdata till risk informerad utvecklings planering och budgetarbete 3) Ökad regional återhämtningsförmåga och motståndskraft genom att bygga processer som inriktas på underliggande katastrof- och klimatförändringsrisker och att återställa möjligheter till en hållbar utveckling för länderna i Sahel. 4) Öka den regionala kapaciteten för uban katastrofriskreducering i Västafrika 5)Förbättrade innovation och ökad kunskap om riskinformerad utveckling genom regional dialog och Syd-syd utbyte. The Sahel resilience project phase 1 and this phase 2 aims to build increased resilience to shocks and crisis in the Sahel (and Africa) by strengthen the policy and institutional capacities at regional and national levels to better manage multidimensional risks through device mechanisms that anticipate and respond to the challenges the region faces by enhancing the implementation of the Sendai Framework for disaster risk reduction (SFDRR). The Project's expected outcome is that Regional institutions and national governments institutionalize and domesticate risk-informed development planning, programming, and investment for resilience building. This will integrate risk reduction in planning and investment decisions. This is done through the following results (outputs): Output 1: Increased capacity on tracking and monitoring progress on Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) and AU Programme of Action implementation in the Sahel region through enhanced data collection, analysis, and reporting systems Output 2: Strengthened regional and multi-country regulatory, policy, and budgetary frameworks for translating disaster and climate data into risk-informed development Output 3: Enhanced regional recovery and resilience-building processes that address underlying disaster and climate change risks and restore pathways to sustainable development in the Sahel countries Output 4: Enhanced regional capacities for urban risk management Output 5: Enhanced innovations and knowledge on risk-informed development through Regional Dialogue and South-South exchange (i) Disaggregated climate and disaster risk information must be collected, analyzed and utilized to inform the planning and investment decisions made by the national governments and the society; (ii) A conducive policy environment must be in place to guide and enhance capacities of regional and national institutions in the Sahel to understand and translate disaster and climate risk information into decision making processes for development that leave no-one behind; (iii) Sahel regional institutions, national governments and community members have systems and mechanisms in place to manage future recovery processes in a manner that is effective and promotes long-term resilience building; and (iv) Urban areas, which are the powerhouse for economic development, have robust urban risk management systems to respond and adapt to the increasing climatic and disaster risks such that it offers itself as a sustainable engine of transformation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burkina Faso Mali Mauritania Niger (the) Nigeria Senegal Chad Disaster Risk Reduction Other Multisector A cost extension of the project was approved in 2025, extending the activities under Phase 2 of the project. Despite some delays , mainly in the work of the UNDP subcontracted partners, the contribution has achieved results. Also the UNDP support to the AU in developing the AU Urban Resilience Project has been successful. Under a Service Procurement Agreement with the Swedish Meterological and Hidrological Institute (SMHI), capacity building and database development of a climate and early warning system is being developed within the project. 1. Social, climate change, and disaster context in the Sahel region Between June 2023 and September 2025, disasters and sociopolitical changes spotlighted the regions vulnerability. From a social perspective, the region continues to face heightened sociopolitical volatility. The January 2025 withdrawal of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger from ECOWAS has challenged regional integration and institutional architecture. Simultaneously, the security situation has deteriorated, particularly in Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali and Niger. Armed violence escalated in Burkina Fasos eastern region in June July 2025. Mali saw terrorist activity, notably the coordinated 1 July 2025 assaults across seven localities Niono, Molodo, Sandaré, Kayes, Diboli, Nioro du Sahel, and Gogui which inflicted heavy casualties and destruction to both military and civilian populations. This volatile environment has exacerbated vulnerabilities, causing severe humanitarian and socioeconomic consequences: thousands of schools nearly 5,300 in Burkina Faso have been closed, while markets and health facilities have become inoperable in several regions. Youth unemployment has exceeded 60 percent, heightening risks of exploitation and forced migration. Largescale displacement, including 800,000 Sudanese refugees in Chad, has pushed internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the region to 9.2 million as of 2025. From a climate change and disaster perspective, the Sahel and West Africa persist as one of the regions most affected by climate change, facing recurrent droughts, floods, desertification and land degradation. In 2024 alone, catastrophic floods impacted at least 16 countries in the region and seven million people in West and Central Africa (WACA). Chad, Niger, and Nigeria were hardest hit, with Maiduguri, Nigeria experiencing widespread destruction after the Alau Dam collapse in September 2024. Likewise, in 2025, flooding notably in Nigeria, Niger and Mauritania resulted in disrupted services, damage and loss. In addition, environmental stress has exacerbated competition over scarce natural resources such as water, pasture, and arable land, often contributing to local conflicts. 2. Results and achievements Within this implementation context, the Projects Phase 2 has continued to serve as a platform for regional organizations and national and local governments to address the complex interaction of systemic risks with the objective of bridging resilience gaps by strengthening capacities at the regional, national, and community levels to anticipate, prevent, absorb, adapt to, and recover from shocks and stresses. Examples include: - Strengthening regional capacity for integrated risk data management. Progress was made in strengthening regional risk information systems and early warning capabilities. This included establishment of a regional risk information platform, enhanced digital data collection and analysis, support to the implementation of the Africa MultiHazard Early Warning and Early Action System (AMHEWAS) programme, strengthened coordination and facilitation of knowledge exchange and building conflict early warning capacity. - Strengthening policy and budgetary frameworks for risk-informed development. With support from the project and the Climate Security Programme, ECOWAS developed, validated and adopted the Regional Resilience Strategy for West Africa (2024-2050). Aligned with Agenda 2063 and ECOWAS Vision 2050, the Strategy provides phased guidance to Member States and stakeholders on integrated, multisectoral resilience building across governance, economic, social, and environmental pathways. - Enhancing regional recovery preparedness. Strengthening institutional arrangements for effective recovery preparedness at regional and national levels is critical for resilience building. - Advancing urban resilience. For long-term investment in risk-informed urban development, the Projects Phase 2 continued reinforcing urban resilience at multiple levels, including the African Union Urban Resilience Program (AURP) - Establishing national disaster databases and leveraging academia in disaster response management - Strengthening national and regional coordination on early warning and impact-based forecasting - Improving institutional and policy frameworks for disaster risk governance - Strengthening recovery at national level and urban resilience at local level The contribution also include a Service Procurement Agreement with SMHI to provide technical assistance in setting up and train staff in weather forecasting, early warning, and climate database management. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16461-16461A0101 Sweden The seven Sahel countries (Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria and Senegal) are facing multiple interlinked shocks and stressors: climate induced factors as recurrent droughts and flooding, land degradation, high levels of food insecurity and malnutrition, rising insecurity, unequal access to basic services, poorly integrated markets and displacement. As in its first phase the project aims to build increased resilience to climate induced shocks and crisis in the Sahel (and Africa) by enhancing the implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) thus strengthen the policy and institutional capacities at regional and national levels to better manage multidimensional risks through device mechanisms that anticipate and respond to the challenges the region faces. The project aimed to achieve results by the five outputs: 1) Increased capacity on tracking and monitoring progress on Sendai Framework and AU Program of Action implementation through enhanced data collection, analysis and reporting system; 2) Strengthened regional and multicountry regulatory, policy and budgetary frameworks for translating disaster and climate data into risk informed development planning and budgeting; 3) Enhanced regional recovery and resilience building processes that address underlying disaster and climate change risks and restore pathways to sustainable development in the Sahel Countries; 4) Enhanced Regional Capacities for Urban Risk Management in West Africa; and 5) Enhanced innovations and knowledge on risk informed development through Regional Dialogue and SouthSouth exchange. Länderna i Sahel står inför multipla sammanlänkade chocker beroende på förändringar i klimatet som torka och översvämningar, markförstöring, matosäkerhet, ökad konfliktrisk och flyktingströmmar. Liksom i den första fasen syftar insatsen till att öka motståndskraften mot klimatchocker och kriser i Sahel (och Afrika) genom genomförandet av Sendai ramverket för katastrofriskreducering för stärkande av policies och den institutionella kapaciteten. Insatsen syftar till att nå resultat inom fem resultatmål: Ökad kapacitet i att följa upp genomförandet av Sendai Ramverket. och AUs program för genomförandet av Sendai ramverket genom datainsamlande, analys, rapporteringssystem 2) Ökad regional och multilands reglering, policy och budgetramverk, ramverk för att översätta katastrof- och klimatdata till risk informerad utvecklings planering och budgetarbete 3) Ökad regional återhämtningsförmåga och motståndskraft genom att bygga processer som inriktas på underliggande katastrof- och klimatförändringsrisker och att återställa möjligheter till en hållbar utveckling för länderna i Sahel. 4) Öka den regionala kapaciteten för uban katastrofriskreducering i Västafrika 5)Förbättrade innovation och ökad kunskap om riskinformerad utveckling genom regional dialog och Syd-syd utbyte. The Sahel resilience project phase 1 and this phase 2 aims to build increased resilience to shocks and crisis in the Sahel (and Africa) by strengthen the policy and institutional capacities at regional and national levels to better manage multidimensional risks through device mechanisms that anticipate and respond to the challenges the region faces by enhancing the implementation of the Sendai Framework for disaster risk reduction (SFDRR). The Project's expected outcome is that Regional institutions and national governments institutionalize and domesticate risk-informed development planning, programming, and investment for resilience building. This will integrate risk reduction in planning and investment decisions. This is done through the following results (outputs): Output 1: Increased capacity on tracking and monitoring progress on Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) and AU Programme of Action implementation in the Sahel region through enhanced data collection, analysis, and reporting systems Output 2: Strengthened regional and multi-country regulatory, policy, and budgetary frameworks for translating disaster and climate data into risk-informed development Output 3: Enhanced regional recovery and resilience-building processes that address underlying disaster and climate change risks and restore pathways to sustainable development in the Sahel countries Output 4: Enhanced regional capacities for urban risk management Output 5: Enhanced innovations and knowledge on risk-informed development through Regional Dialogue and South-South exchange (i) Disaggregated climate and disaster risk information must be collected, analyzed and utilized to inform the planning and investment decisions made by the national governments and the society; (ii) A conducive policy environment must be in place to guide and enhance capacities of regional and national institutions in the Sahel to understand and translate disaster and climate risk information into decision making processes for development that leave no-one behind; (iii) Sahel regional institutions, national governments and community members have systems and mechanisms in place to manage future recovery processes in a manner that is effective and promotes long-term resilience building; and (iv) Urban areas, which are the powerhouse for economic development, have robust urban risk management systems to respond and adapt to the increasing climatic and disaster risks such that it offers itself as a sustainable engine of transformation. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 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As in its first phase the project aims to build increased resilience to climate induced shocks and crisis in the Sahel (and Africa) by enhancing the implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) thus strengthen the policy and institutional capacities at regional and national levels to better manage multidimensional risks through device mechanisms that anticipate and respond to the challenges the region faces. The project aimed to achieve results by the five outputs: 1) Increased capacity on tracking and monitoring progress on Sendai Framework and AU Program of Action implementation through enhanced data collection, analysis and reporting system; 2) Strengthened regional and multicountry regulatory, policy and budgetary frameworks for translating disaster and climate data into risk informed development planning and budgeting; 3) Enhanced regional recovery and resilience building processes that address underlying disaster and climate change risks and restore pathways to sustainable development in the Sahel Countries; 4) Enhanced Regional Capacities for Urban Risk Management in West Africa; and 5) Enhanced innovations and knowledge on risk informed development through Regional Dialogue and SouthSouth exchange. Länderna i Sahel står inför multipla sammanlänkade chocker beroende på förändringar i klimatet som torka och översvämningar, markförstöring, matosäkerhet, ökad konfliktrisk och flyktingströmmar. Liksom i den första fasen syftar insatsen till att öka motståndskraften mot klimatchocker och kriser i Sahel (och Afrika) genom genomförandet av Sendai ramverket för katastrofriskreducering för stärkande av policies och den institutionella kapaciteten. Insatsen syftar till att nå resultat inom fem resultatmål: Ökad kapacitet i att följa upp genomförandet av Sendai Ramverket. och AUs program för genomförandet av Sendai ramverket genom datainsamlande, analys, rapporteringssystem 2) Ökad regional och multilands reglering, policy och budgetramverk, ramverk för att översätta katastrof- och klimatdata till risk informerad utvecklings planering och budgetarbete 3) Ökad regional återhämtningsförmåga och motståndskraft genom att bygga processer som inriktas på underliggande katastrof- och klimatförändringsrisker och att återställa möjligheter till en hållbar utveckling för länderna i Sahel. 4) Öka den regionala kapaciteten för uban katastrofriskreducering i Västafrika 5)Förbättrade innovation och ökad kunskap om riskinformerad utveckling genom regional dialog och Syd-syd utbyte. The Sahel resilience project phase 1 and this phase 2 aims to build increased resilience to shocks and crisis in the Sahel (and Africa) by strengthen the policy and institutional capacities at regional and national levels to better manage multidimensional risks through device mechanisms that anticipate and respond to the challenges the region faces by enhancing the implementation of the Sendai Framework for disaster risk reduction (SFDRR). The Project's expected outcome is that Regional institutions and national governments institutionalize and domesticate risk-informed development planning, programming, and investment for resilience building. This will integrate risk reduction in planning and investment decisions. This is done through the following results (outputs): Output 1: Increased capacity on tracking and monitoring progress on Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) and AU Programme of Action implementation in the Sahel region through enhanced data collection, analysis, and reporting systems Output 2: Strengthened regional and multi-country regulatory, policy, and budgetary frameworks for translating disaster and climate data into risk-informed development Output 3: Enhanced regional recovery and resilience-building processes that address underlying disaster and climate change risks and restore pathways to sustainable development in the Sahel countries Output 4: Enhanced regional capacities for urban risk management Output 5: Enhanced innovations and knowledge on risk-informed development through Regional Dialogue and South-South exchange (i) Disaggregated climate and disaster risk information must be collected, analyzed and utilized to inform the planning and investment decisions made by the national governments and the society; (ii) A conducive policy environment must be in place to guide and enhance capacities of regional and national institutions in the Sahel to understand and translate disaster and climate risk information into decision making processes for development that leave no-one behind; (iii) Sahel regional institutions, national governments and community members have systems and mechanisms in place to manage future recovery processes in a manner that is effective and promotes long-term resilience building; and (iv) Urban areas, which are the powerhouse for economic development, have robust urban risk management systems to respond and adapt to the increasing climatic and disaster risks such that it offers itself as a sustainable engine of transformation. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 566500 5243000 0 0 2514000 0 0 0 0 2729000 0 566500 830758.5 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 830758.5 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 830758.5 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 824949 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 830758.5 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 830758.5 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 830758.5 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 81009.5 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 81009.5 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 81009.5 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 81009.5 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 81009.5 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 81009.5 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 80443 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 356988.71 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 359502.715 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 359502.715 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 359502.715 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 359502.715 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 359502.715 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 359502.715 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16472 Sweden The project is expected to contribute to the following overarching goal: PURS is transformed into a modern, transparent, and inclusive authority that is responsive to the needs of its staff, managers, partners and taxpayers. Projektet förväntas bidra till följande övergripande mål: att PURS omvandlas till en modern, transparent och inkluderande myndighet som är lyhörd för behoven hos sin personal, sina överordnade, partners och skattebetalare. The project is expected to contribute to the following overarching goal: PURS is transformed into a modern, transparent and inclusive authority that is responsive to the needs of its staff, managers, partners and taxpayers. Within its overarching goal (purpose), the project will work on achieving the following key objective: at the end of the project, PURS is an organisation with a workplace culture that actively promotes continuous improvement, higher employee engagement and effective performance management. The project will consist of the two components: - Human Resource Management component and, - Exploratory component. The project envisages the following four outcomes, where the first three are related to the first component (HRM) and the fourth one to the second, exploratory component: 1) Serbian Tax Authority is an attractive employer with high employee satisfaction 2) Improved strategic competences of the Human Resource Management (HRM) department 3) Enhanced system for continuous monitoring of staff development 4) Improved knowledge and ability to deal with external and internal challenges Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Tax policy and administration support Government & Civil Society-general The implementation period for the project started on January 1, 2025. As envisaged in the project document and the Grant Agreement between Sida and the Swedish Tax Agency (STA), the contribution started with a nine months Inception Phase. During this period, the partners (Serbian and Swedish tax agencies) were engaged on the following activities: selection of a team of short and long term Swedish experts, planning of the big mission to Serbia (envisaged for the second half of September) as well as consultations on the Results Based Matrix that had to be developed and finalized at the end of the Inception Phase. In the context of the political development in Serbia during 2025, Swedish government decided to discontinue cooperation with the Serbian institutions. The decision was formally made on October 31, but a stop order for the implementation of the study visit to Belgrade was communicated to partners already in September. Partners have submitted final reports (narrative, financial and audit) according to amended deadlines. In a given situation, neither Sida, no partners can report of any results achieved within this project, not even at the output level. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16472-16472A0101 Sweden The project is expected to contribute to the following overarching goal: PURS is transformed into a modern, transparent, and inclusive authority that is responsive to the needs of its staff, managers, partners and taxpayers. Projektet förväntas bidra till följande övergripande mål: att PURS omvandlas till en modern, transparent och inkluderande myndighet som är lyhörd för behoven hos sin personal, sina överordnade, partners och skattebetalare. The project is expected to contribute to the following overarching goal: PURS is transformed into a modern, transparent and inclusive authority that is responsive to the needs of its staff, managers, partners and taxpayers. Within its overarching goal (purpose), the project will work on achieving the following key objective: at the end of the project, PURS is an organisation with a workplace culture that actively promotes continuous improvement, higher employee engagement and effective performance management. The project will consist of the two components: - Human Resource Management component and, - Exploratory component. The project envisages the following four outcomes, where the first three are related to the first component (HRM) and the fourth one to the second, exploratory component: 1) Serbian Tax Authority is an attractive employer with high employee satisfaction 2) Improved strategic competences of the Human Resource Management (HRM) department 3) Enhanced system for continuous monitoring of staff development 4) Improved knowledge and ability to deal with external and internal challenges Sweden Skatteverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Skatteverket 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.1 - Stärka den inhemska resursmobiliseringen, inklusive genom internationellt stöd till utvecklingsländerna, för att förbättra den inhemska kapaciteten att ta upp skatter och andra intäkter. 17.1 - Strengthen domestic resource mobilization, including through international support to developing countries, to improve domestic capacity for tax and other revenue collection. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 4000000 Skatteverket 4000000 Skatteverket Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for open economies integrated into regional, EU and international value chains and markets VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för öppna ekonomier som integreras i regionala, EU:s och internationella värdekedjor och marknader Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16472-16472A0102 Sweden The project is expected to contribute to the following overarching goal: PURS is transformed into a modern, transparent, and inclusive authority that is responsive to the needs of its staff, managers, partners and taxpayers. Projektet förväntas bidra till följande övergripande mål: att PURS omvandlas till en modern, transparent och inkluderande myndighet som är lyhörd för behoven hos sin personal, sina överordnade, partners och skattebetalare. The project is expected to contribute to the following overarching goal: PURS is transformed into a modern, transparent and inclusive authority that is responsive to the needs of its staff, managers, partners and taxpayers. Within its overarching goal (purpose), the project will work on achieving the following key objective: at the end of the project, PURS is an organisation with a workplace culture that actively promotes continuous improvement, higher employee engagement and effective performance management. The project will consist of the two components: - Human Resource Management component and, - Exploratory component. The project envisages the following four outcomes, where the first three are related to the first component (HRM) and the fourth one to the second, exploratory component: 1) Serbian Tax Authority is an attractive employer with high employee satisfaction 2) Improved strategic competences of the Human Resource Management (HRM) department 3) Enhanced system for continuous monitoring of staff development 4) Improved knowledge and ability to deal with external and internal challenges Sweden Skatteverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Skatteverket 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.1 - Stärka den inhemska resursmobiliseringen, inklusive genom internationellt stöd till utvecklingsländerna, för att förbättra den inhemska kapaciteten att ta upp skatter och andra intäkter. 17.1 - Strengthen domestic resource mobilization, including through international support to developing countries, to improve domestic capacity for tax and other revenue collection. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -2581959 0 -2581959 -2581959 Skatteverket -2581959 Skatteverket Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16484 Sweden The Green Transition Portfolio aims to contribute to a just green transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina by empowering policymakers, businesses, communities, entrepreneurs, and scientists to devise and implement policies and solutions driving significant decarbonization and CO2 reduction. Green Transition Portfolio syftar till att bidra till en rättvis grön omställning i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att ge beslutsfattare, företag, samhällen, entreprenörer och forskare möjlighet att utforma och implementera policyer och lösningar som driver betydande koldioxidutsläpp och CO2-minskning. The Portfolio aims to contribute to a just green transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina by empowering policymakers, businesses, communities, entrepreneurs, and scientists to devise and implement policies and solutions driving significant decarbonization and CO2 reduction. Key focus areas include transitioning from fossil fuels to clean energy (aiming for the most vulnerable to escape energy poverty), eliminating waste and pollution, combating environmental harms, introducing circular and climate neutral business models, and protecting natural resources. The portfolio supports effective, fair, and sustainable development through policy dialogue, regulatory improvements, capacity building, and incentives in energy sustainability, waste management, sustainable business models, green chemistry, and environmental protection, driving system level changes for Bosnia and Herzegovinas green transition. The strategic intent of the portfolio is to contribute to accelerated decarbonization and reduction of the CO2 footprint and green transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the following change hypothesis: By empowering and inspiring people policymakers, communities, businesses and entrepreneurs, scientists, innovators and coming together to implement new integrated solutions and policies that enable switching from fossil fuels to clean energy production and consumption, reduce waste and pollution, minimize environmental crimes, introduce circular business models, protect and replenish natural resources or nurture sustainable lifestyles in society. The main underlying shifts that the socioeconomic systems in Bosnia and Herzegovina need to operate for a green transition are: A shift from a sectoral approach to policy design, financing and delivery towards outcome driven governance, which collaborates across mandates and with system stakeholders and applies a wholistic, just, gender sensitive and sustainable logic in legislative, policy and financing frameworks that catalyse the green and just transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina. A shift from extractive and linear economic models and fossil fuel dependency of the economy towards reduced pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, as well as circular and climate neutral business models that protect natural resources and biodiversity while ensuring economic growth decoupled from natural resources. A shift from communities with limited awareness and responsibility towards the environment and prevailing consumption behaviors towards a growing number of citizens and communities that embrace sustainable lifestyles and engage in the green transition process. The intended shifts to change are leveraged throughout 4 interlinked priority areas of work/pillars: (1) decarbonization and climate resilience (2) circular economy (3) depollution and (4) nature and biodiversity. Interventions to be financed by Sweden will support pillars: Decarbonization and climate resilience and Depollution. Under the Decarbonization and Climate Resilience Pillar, the Green Transition Portfolio contribution would consist of implementing interconnected interventions focused on: a) understanding and enabling policy and regulatory work to advance the energy poverty challenge, b) advancing energy efficiency retrofits and renewable energy investments, c) accelerating e-mobility, and, d) minimising the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) impact. Under the Depollution Pillar, the Green Transition Portfolio contribution would consist of implementing interconnected interventions focused on the following distinct intervention areas: a) enhancing legal frameworks and building capacities to improve the management of hazardous waste and chemicals, especially Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), b) supporting remediation of contaminated industrial sites and building for effective environmental management,) engaging academic institutions in research to inform policy design and implement innovative remediation techniques, and) promoting green chemistry in key industries through stakeholder engagement, environmental audits, and financial support mechanisms) strengthening environmental rule of law in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is anticipated that a first change shift, in terms of fulfilling portfolio outcome level targets, will take place by year 2029. Sweden's support will initially cover a three year period, while a continuation of activities will be decided in 2027 based on lessons learned from first phase. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency Energy Policy The Green Transition Portfolio is designed as a systemic transformation response, focusing on three key shifts: institutional governance - from fragmented to outcome-driven governance; economic transformation from linear to circular economies; and social engagement - from passive to engaged citizens and markets. Based on the results achieved under the pillars and following an intensive involvement of stakeholders, annual report for 2025 summarized progress per each shift: - Institutional governance - progress is modest and uneven due to weak institutional capacities, slow legal processes, lack of evidence-based decision making and structured monitoring, as well as fragmentation of responsibilities across all pillars; - Economic transformation this is strongest shift across the portfolio due to the fact that the industry is more ready for transition than institutions, showing demand for audits, ESCO models and CE practices, growing private-sector interest driven by EU standards, CBAM pressures and cost efficiency. - Social engagement - This shift shows the weakest overall progress resulting from no meaningful societal engagement in energy transition and environment protection and with only early community-level signals (farmer networks, waste container systems) in depollution and circular economy. From 1 January to 31 December 2025 key portfolio results contributing to the above changes are: Pillar 1 Decarbonisation and Climate Resilience: EU-aligned energy poverty framework in BiH has been advanced through research tools, gender-responsive assessment, partnerships, stakeholder engagement (including ministries responsible for social protection, energy, and statistics) and capacity building for inclusive policies. Energy efficency (EE) and Renewable Energy Sources (RES) investments have progressed through the support to 23 underdeveloped municipalities, green financing, Energy Service companies (ESCO) market development, and gender-responsive monitoring of social impacts. The Green Finance Scheme, implemented in cooperation with Union Banka, remained operational and continued mobilizing private sector investments into green transition measures. E-mobility activities advanced policy, financing and infrastructure planning, regulatory alignment with EU standards, stakeholder coordination, including the Chamber of Commerce of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Association for E-Mobility. Carbon Border adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) readiness has been improved through institutional coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations of Bosnia and Herzegovina (MOFTER), chambers of commerce, electricity utilities, and international partners development of a national CBAM handbook, Monitoring, reporting and Verification (MRV) capacity building, emissions reporting support, and private sector preparedness in BiH. Country wide Hydromet network assessment was completed with 63 hydromet stations procured. Pillar 2 Depollution: Interventions strengthened hazardous waste and chemicals management through legal support, institutional cooperation, EU alignment, technical assessments and capacity building on waste control and trafficking. Contaminated site management was improved through pilot site assessments, remediation planning, hotspot mapping, and coordination under Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm conventions. Two pilot sites Sarajevo International Airport and the Sheep Dip site in Sokolac/Drakseni were validated for further decontamination interventions. The remediation and recultivation plan for the contaminated acid tar pits site in Modria was completed during 2025. Green chemistry and circular economy were promoted in Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) through training design, stakeholder outreach, and a technical support programme. Environmental rule of law was strengthened through judicial training MoUs, seminars on environmental crime, student fieldwork, and preparation of case law analysis in BiH. The main actors targeted through the actions are Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations of Bosnia and Herzegovina (MOFTER) for the preparation of the Rulebook on professional training for persons handling ozone-depleting substances, Brko District for drafting the Waste Management Law, the Federal Ministry of Environment and Tourism for the preparation of the five-year Federal Waste Management Plan, Ministries of Health of RBIH and Republika srpsaka, Chamber of Commerce of Republika Srpska and the Chamber of Economy of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding application of Green Chemistry, judicial and prosecutorial training centres of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska for long-term cooperation in the environmental law training programmes Pillar 3 - Biodiversity and Nature: Management plans for nine protected areas were finalized, six of which have been adopted. Restoration plan for the Protected Habitat Tiina has been completed targeting 196 ha of wetland for restoration in 2026. Biodiversity expenditure reviews, which create a base for Biodiversity Finance Plans, were completed. Pillar 4 Circular Economy: Preparatory work was undertaken to establish the Circular Economy Academy, including development of its conceptual framework. Revision of the Circular Economy Roadmap, and development of its Action Plan was initiated. Activities focused on SME acceleration were implemented jointly with the Depollution Pillar. Under this pollar, UNDP continued to support the development of four sectoral strategies in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in close cooperation with the Federal Ministry of Energy, Mining and Industry and the Chamber of Commerce of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The supported sectors include construction materials, metal and electrical industry, wood processing, and mining and mineral raw materials. During year 2025, the Portfolio established its governance and operational foundations through the creation of a Steering Board, co-chaired by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations (MoFTER) and the UN Resident Coordinator, while UNDP, UNEP, UNODC and UN Women formalized their collaboration through UN-to-UN agreements. Advisory Committees were formed to strengthen the cross-sector dialogue. An onboarding session introduced portfolio management approaches and Microsoft Loop as a coordination and learning platform. An inception workshop gathered over 50 representatives from government, private sector, academia and civil society, complemented by bilateral consultations advancing alignment on e-mobility, energy poverty, CBAM readiness, environmental justice, green chemistry and circular economy. Cross-cutting work included validation of the Monitoring evaluation and learning (MEL) framework, development of gender and communications strategies, and continued resource mobilization, with additional funding secured for several pillars. A dedicated Gender Action Plan (GAP) was developed and embedded within the overall portfolio governance structure, results framework, monitoring mechanisms, and implementation modalities. The GAP ensures that Bosnia and Herzegovinas green transition advances as an inclusive and gender-responsive just transition and focuses on three interconnected dimensions: (i) strengthening gender-responsive policies and legislation; (ii) increasing womens participation in decision-making and governance processes; and (iii) expanding womens access to green jobs, finance, entrepreneurship opportunities, and emerging green value chains. Going forward, the Portfolio will continue strengthening partnerships with UN Women, institutions, academia, civil society, and private sector actors to further mainstream gender equality and ensure that the green transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina delivers equitable social, economic, and environmental benefits for all. Initial implementation in 2025 demonstrated encouraging progress across all four pillars of the portfolio. At the portfolio level, implementation of the Gender Action Plan has already contributed to establishing foundational mechanisms for gender-responsive green transition governance. Coordination structures, including the Steering Committee, Advisory Group, and Gender and Climate Coalition, have become operational and currently engage more than 60 institutions and stakeholders. Early results also indicate growing momentum in womens participation, institutional awareness, and the development of pipelines for women-led green entrepreneurship. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16484-16484A0101 Sweden The Green Transition Portfolio aims to contribute to a just green transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina by empowering policymakers, businesses, communities, entrepreneurs, and scientists to devise and implement policies and solutions driving significant decarbonization and CO2 reduction. Green Transition Portfolio syftar till att bidra till en rättvis grön omställning i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att ge beslutsfattare, företag, samhällen, entreprenörer och forskare möjlighet att utforma och implementera policyer och lösningar som driver betydande koldioxidutsläpp och CO2-minskning. The Portfolio aims to contribute to a just green transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina by empowering policymakers, businesses, communities, entrepreneurs, and scientists to devise and implement policies and solutions driving significant decarbonization and CO2 reduction. Key focus areas include transitioning from fossil fuels to clean energy (aiming for the most vulnerable to escape energy poverty), eliminating waste and pollution, combating environmental harms, introducing circular and climate neutral business models, and protecting natural resources. The portfolio supports effective, fair, and sustainable development through policy dialogue, regulatory improvements, capacity building, and incentives in energy sustainability, waste management, sustainable business models, green chemistry, and environmental protection, driving system level changes for Bosnia and Herzegovinas green transition. The strategic intent of the portfolio is to contribute to accelerated decarbonization and reduction of the CO2 footprint and green transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the following change hypothesis: By empowering and inspiring people policymakers, communities, businesses and entrepreneurs, scientists, innovators and coming together to implement new integrated solutions and policies that enable switching from fossil fuels to clean energy production and consumption, reduce waste and pollution, minimize environmental crimes, introduce circular business models, protect and replenish natural resources or nurture sustainable lifestyles in society. The main underlying shifts that the socioeconomic systems in Bosnia and Herzegovina need to operate for a green transition are: A shift from a sectoral approach to policy design, financing and delivery towards outcome driven governance, which collaborates across mandates and with system stakeholders and applies a wholistic, just, gender sensitive and sustainable logic in legislative, policy and financing frameworks that catalyse the green and just transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina. A shift from extractive and linear economic models and fossil fuel dependency of the economy towards reduced pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, as well as circular and climate neutral business models that protect natural resources and biodiversity while ensuring economic growth decoupled from natural resources. A shift from communities with limited awareness and responsibility towards the environment and prevailing consumption behaviors towards a growing number of citizens and communities that embrace sustainable lifestyles and engage in the green transition process. The intended shifts to change are leveraged throughout 4 interlinked priority areas of work/pillars: (1) decarbonization and climate resilience (2) circular economy (3) depollution and (4) nature and biodiversity. Interventions to be financed by Sweden will support pillars: Decarbonization and climate resilience and Depollution. Under the Decarbonization and Climate Resilience Pillar, the Green Transition Portfolio contribution would consist of implementing interconnected interventions focused on: a) understanding and enabling policy and regulatory work to advance the energy poverty challenge, b) advancing energy efficiency retrofits and renewable energy investments, c) accelerating e-mobility, and, d) minimising the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) impact. Under the Depollution Pillar, the Green Transition Portfolio contribution would consist of implementing interconnected interventions focused on the following distinct intervention areas: a) enhancing legal frameworks and building capacities to improve the management of hazardous waste and chemicals, especially Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), b) supporting remediation of contaminated industrial sites and building for effective environmental management,) engaging academic institutions in research to inform policy design and implement innovative remediation techniques, and) promoting green chemistry in key industries through stakeholder engagement, environmental audits, and financial support mechanisms) strengthening environmental rule of law in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is anticipated that a first change shift, in terms of fulfilling portfolio outcome level targets, will take place by year 2029. Sweden's support will initially cover a three year period, while a continuation of activities will be decided in 2027 based on lessons learned from first phase. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 13.a - Implement the commitment undertaken by developed-country parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to a goal of mobilizing jointly $100 billion annually by 2020 from all sources to address the needs of developing countries in the context of meaningful mitigation actions and transparency on implementation and fully operationalize the Green Climate Fund through its capitalization as soon as possible. 13.a - Fullfölja det åtagande som de utvecklade länder som är parter i Förenta nationernas ramkonvention om klimatförändringar gjort gällande en målsättning att till 2020 gemensamt mobilisera 100 miljarder US-dollar årligen från alla typer av källor för att tillgodose utvecklingsländernas behov vad gäller meningsfulla begränsningsåtgärder och insyn i genomförandet samt så snart som möjligt finansiera och operationalisera den gröna klimatfonden fullt ut. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 8.4 - Improve progressively, through 2030, global resource efficiency in consumption and production and endeavour to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation, in accordance with the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, with developed countries taking the lead. 8.4 - Fram till 2030 successivt förbättra den globala resurseffektiviteten i konsumtionen och produktionen samt sträva efter att bryta sambandet mellan ekonomisk tillväxt och miljöförstöring, i enlighet med det tioåriga ramverket för hållbar konsumtion och produktion, med de utvecklade länderna i täten. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000000 25000000 0 0 0 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 25000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 25000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16484-16484A0102 Sweden The Green Transition Portfolio aims to contribute to a just green transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina by empowering policymakers, businesses, communities, entrepreneurs, and scientists to devise and implement policies and solutions driving significant decarbonization and CO2 reduction. Green Transition Portfolio syftar till att bidra till en rättvis grön omställning i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att ge beslutsfattare, företag, samhällen, entreprenörer och forskare möjlighet att utforma och implementera policyer och lösningar som driver betydande koldioxidutsläpp och CO2-minskning. The Portfolio aims to contribute to a just green transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina by empowering policymakers, businesses, communities, entrepreneurs, and scientists to devise and implement policies and solutions driving significant decarbonization and CO2 reduction. Key focus areas include transitioning from fossil fuels to clean energy (aiming for the most vulnerable to escape energy poverty), eliminating waste and pollution, combating environmental harms, introducing circular and climate neutral business models, and protecting natural resources. The portfolio supports effective, fair, and sustainable development through policy dialogue, regulatory improvements, capacity building, and incentives in energy sustainability, waste management, sustainable business models, green chemistry, and environmental protection, driving system level changes for Bosnia and Herzegovinas green transition. The strategic intent of the portfolio is to contribute to accelerated decarbonization and reduction of the CO2 footprint and green transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the following change hypothesis: By empowering and inspiring people policymakers, communities, businesses and entrepreneurs, scientists, innovators and coming together to implement new integrated solutions and policies that enable switching from fossil fuels to clean energy production and consumption, reduce waste and pollution, minimize environmental crimes, introduce circular business models, protect and replenish natural resources or nurture sustainable lifestyles in society. The main underlying shifts that the socioeconomic systems in Bosnia and Herzegovina need to operate for a green transition are: A shift from a sectoral approach to policy design, financing and delivery towards outcome driven governance, which collaborates across mandates and with system stakeholders and applies a wholistic, just, gender sensitive and sustainable logic in legislative, policy and financing frameworks that catalyse the green and just transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina. A shift from extractive and linear economic models and fossil fuel dependency of the economy towards reduced pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, as well as circular and climate neutral business models that protect natural resources and biodiversity while ensuring economic growth decoupled from natural resources. A shift from communities with limited awareness and responsibility towards the environment and prevailing consumption behaviors towards a growing number of citizens and communities that embrace sustainable lifestyles and engage in the green transition process. The intended shifts to change are leveraged throughout 4 interlinked priority areas of work/pillars: (1) decarbonization and climate resilience (2) circular economy (3) depollution and (4) nature and biodiversity. Interventions to be financed by Sweden will support pillars: Decarbonization and climate resilience and Depollution. Under the Decarbonization and Climate Resilience Pillar, the Green Transition Portfolio contribution would consist of implementing interconnected interventions focused on: a) understanding and enabling policy and regulatory work to advance the energy poverty challenge, b) advancing energy efficiency retrofits and renewable energy investments, c) accelerating e-mobility, and, d) minimising the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) impact. Under the Depollution Pillar, the Green Transition Portfolio contribution would consist of implementing interconnected interventions focused on the following distinct intervention areas: a) enhancing legal frameworks and building capacities to improve the management of hazardous waste and chemicals, especially Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), b) supporting remediation of contaminated industrial sites and building for effective environmental management,) engaging academic institutions in research to inform policy design and implement innovative remediation techniques, and) promoting green chemistry in key industries through stakeholder engagement, environmental audits, and financial support mechanisms) strengthening environmental rule of law in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is anticipated that a first change shift, in terms of fulfilling portfolio outcome level targets, will take place by year 2029. Sweden's support will initially cover a three year period, while a continuation of activities will be decided in 2027 based on lessons learned from first phase. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 13.a - Implement the commitment undertaken by developed-country parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to a goal of mobilizing jointly $100 billion annually by 2020 from all sources to address the needs of developing countries in the context of meaningful mitigation actions and transparency on implementation and fully operationalize the Green Climate Fund through its capitalization as soon as possible. 13.a - Fullfölja det åtagande som de utvecklade länder som är parter i Förenta nationernas ramkonvention om klimatförändringar gjort gällande en målsättning att till 2020 gemensamt mobilisera 100 miljarder US-dollar årligen från alla typer av källor för att tillgodose utvecklingsländernas behov vad gäller meningsfulla begränsningsåtgärder och insyn i genomförandet samt så snart som möjligt finansiera och operationalisera den gröna klimatfonden fullt ut. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 8.4 - Fram till 2030 successivt förbättra den globala resurseffektiviteten i konsumtionen och produktionen samt sträva efter att bryta sambandet mellan ekonomisk tillväxt och miljöförstöring, i enlighet med det tioåriga ramverket för hållbar konsumtion och produktion, med de utvecklade länderna i täten. 8.4 - Improve progressively, through 2030, global resource efficiency in consumption and production and endeavour to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation, in accordance with the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, with developed countries taking the lead. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 25000000 0 0 0 0 25000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 25000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened economic development through job creation and trade Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling genom jobbskapande och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16485 Sweden This project aims to empower Environmental Civil Society Organizations (ECSOs) by providing them with specialized knowledge in various environmental sectors. It will deepen their understanding and enhance their practical skills to effectively address and influence environmental issues. The project will also bolster ECSOs' policy engagement abilities. They will be equipped with the skills to monitor and report on the implementation of policies, focusing on national laws and policies relevant to Kosovo's EU accession commitments, including the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans. This will further strengthen their networking and coalition-building capabilities. Additionally, the project will boost the project management skills of ECSOs through comprehensive internal and external training. This will support the practical application of their newly acquired knowledge, enabling them to take on more project management responsibilities with increased confidence and proficiency. Detta projekt syftar till att stärka miljöorganisationer för civilsamhället (ECSO) genom att förse dem med specialiserad kunskap inom olika miljösektorer. Det kommer att fördjupa deras förståelse och förbättra deras praktiska färdigheter för att effektivt hantera och påverka miljöfrågor. Projektet kommer också att stärka ECSO:s förmåga att engagera sig i politiken. De kommer att vara utrustade med färdigheter att övervaka och rapportera om genomförandet av politiken, med fokus på nationella lagar och politik som är relevanta för Kosovos åtaganden om EU-anslutning, inklusive den gröna agendan för västra Balkan. Detta kommer att ytterligare stärka deras förmåga till nätverkande och koalitionsbyggande. Dessutom kommer projektet att öka ECSO:s projektledningsförmåga genom omfattande intern och extern utbildning. Detta kommer att stödja den praktiska tillämpningen av deras nyvunna kunskaper, vilket gör det möjligt för dem att ta på sig mer projektledningsansvar med ökat självförtroende och skicklighet. OBJECTIVE 1: Enhance the capacities of ECSOs by providing them with sectorspecific expertise, deepening their understanding of specific environmental sectors, and continuously improving their practical knowledge to proficiently identify and influence sectorspecific environmental issues. OBJECTIVE 2: Improve ECSOs' policy engagement capacity by equipping them with skills to monitor and report on policy implementation, with a specific focus on relevant national laws and policies, Kosovo's EU accession commitments, including the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans, while also enhancing their networking and coalitionbuilding capacities. OBJECTIVE 3: Enhance the project management skills of ECSOs through inhouse and external training, supporting practical application of the acquired knowledge to empower them assume more project management responsibilities with greater confidence and competence. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Environmental education/training General Environment Protection In 2025, the intervention moved from initial capacity building towards more practical environmental action, policy dialogue and sustainability planning. CDF supported civil society partners to engage more actively in Kosovo's Green Agenda, Renewable Energy Communities and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. This included contributions to discussions linked to the Energy Regulatory Offices work on Renewable Energy Communities. The project also strengthened public awareness, especially among youth, through activities in schools, universities and local communities. Partner organisations developed Environmental Governance Strategies as well as Transition and Sustainability Plans to guide their future work. Reported results include monitoring of Kosovo's Energy Strategy and learning activities through the Energy Hub, promotion of renewable energy communities through the REKO platform, work on the environmental impact of the textile sector, community outreach and Green School activities, and new evidence on biodiversity, climate and water governance. Most results are still at output and early outcome level. Continued follow-up will be important to assess whether the work leads to stronger policy uptake, behavioural change and more sustainable environmental governance. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16485-16485A0101 Sweden This project aims to empower Environmental Civil Society Organizations (ECSOs) by providing them with specialized knowledge in various environmental sectors. It will deepen their understanding and enhance their practical skills to effectively address and influence environmental issues. The project will also bolster ECSOs' policy engagement abilities. They will be equipped with the skills to monitor and report on the implementation of policies, focusing on national laws and policies relevant to Kosovo's EU accession commitments, including the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans. This will further strengthen their networking and coalition-building capabilities. Additionally, the project will boost the project management skills of ECSOs through comprehensive internal and external training. This will support the practical application of their newly acquired knowledge, enabling them to take on more project management responsibilities with increased confidence and proficiency. Detta projekt syftar till att stärka miljöorganisationer för civilsamhället (ECSO) genom att förse dem med specialiserad kunskap inom olika miljösektorer. Det kommer att fördjupa deras förståelse och förbättra deras praktiska färdigheter för att effektivt hantera och påverka miljöfrågor. Projektet kommer också att stärka ECSO:s förmåga att engagera sig i politiken. De kommer att vara utrustade med färdigheter att övervaka och rapportera om genomförandet av politiken, med fokus på nationella lagar och politik som är relevanta för Kosovos åtaganden om EU-anslutning, inklusive den gröna agendan för västra Balkan. Detta kommer att ytterligare stärka deras förmåga till nätverkande och koalitionsbyggande. Dessutom kommer projektet att öka ECSO:s projektledningsförmåga genom omfattande intern och extern utbildning. Detta kommer att stödja den praktiska tillämpningen av deras nyvunna kunskaper, vilket gör det möjligt för dem att ta på sig mer projektledningsansvar med ökat självförtroende och skicklighet. OBJECTIVE 1: Enhance the capacities of ECSOs by providing them with sectorspecific expertise, deepening their understanding of specific environmental sectors, and continuously improving their practical knowledge to proficiently identify and influence sectorspecific environmental issues. OBJECTIVE 2: Improve ECSOs' policy engagement capacity by equipping them with skills to monitor and report on policy implementation, with a specific focus on relevant national laws and policies, Kosovo's EU accession commitments, including the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans, while also enhancing their networking and coalitionbuilding capacities. OBJECTIVE 3: Enhance the project management skills of ECSOs through inhouse and external training, supporting practical application of the acquired knowledge to empower them assume more project management responsibilities with greater confidence and competence. Sweden CDF/Community Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CDF/Community Development Fund 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 6000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 6000000 6000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18000000 CDF/Community Development Fund 6000000 CDF/Community Development Fund 6000000 CDF/Community Development Fund 6000000 CDF/Community Development Fund Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16485-16485A0103 Sweden This project aims to empower Environmental Civil Society Organizations (ECSOs) by providing them with specialized knowledge in various environmental sectors. It will deepen their understanding and enhance their practical skills to effectively address and influence environmental issues. The project will also bolster ECSOs' policy engagement abilities. They will be equipped with the skills to monitor and report on the implementation of policies, focusing on national laws and policies relevant to Kosovo's EU accession commitments, including the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans. This will further strengthen their networking and coalition-building capabilities. Additionally, the project will boost the project management skills of ECSOs through comprehensive internal and external training. This will support the practical application of their newly acquired knowledge, enabling them to take on more project management responsibilities with increased confidence and proficiency. Detta projekt syftar till att stärka miljöorganisationer för civilsamhället (ECSO) genom att förse dem med specialiserad kunskap inom olika miljösektorer. Det kommer att fördjupa deras förståelse och förbättra deras praktiska färdigheter för att effektivt hantera och påverka miljöfrågor. Projektet kommer också att stärka ECSO:s förmåga att engagera sig i politiken. De kommer att vara utrustade med färdigheter att övervaka och rapportera om genomförandet av politiken, med fokus på nationella lagar och politik som är relevanta för Kosovos åtaganden om EU-anslutning, inklusive den gröna agendan för västra Balkan. Detta kommer att ytterligare stärka deras förmåga till nätverkande och koalitionsbyggande. Dessutom kommer projektet att öka ECSO:s projektledningsförmåga genom omfattande intern och extern utbildning. Detta kommer att stödja den praktiska tillämpningen av deras nyvunna kunskaper, vilket gör det möjligt för dem att ta på sig mer projektledningsansvar med ökat självförtroende och skicklighet. OBJECTIVE 1: Enhance the capacities of ECSOs by providing them with sectorspecific expertise, deepening their understanding of specific environmental sectors, and continuously improving their practical knowledge to proficiently identify and influence sectorspecific environmental issues. OBJECTIVE 2: Improve ECSOs' policy engagement capacity by equipping them with skills to monitor and report on policy implementation, with a specific focus on relevant national laws and policies, Kosovo's EU accession commitments, including the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans, while also enhancing their networking and coalitionbuilding capacities. OBJECTIVE 3: Enhance the project management skills of ECSOs through inhouse and external training, supporting practical application of the acquired knowledge to empower them assume more project management responsibilities with greater confidence and competence. Sweden CDF/Community Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CDF/Community Development Fund 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 1800000 1000000 2300000 0 3500000 0 0 1980000 5800000 CDF/Community Development Fund SE-0-SE-6-16545 Sweden Sweden will finance the PIREDD project in Equateur Province as part of its broader support for the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) national strategy to reduce deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+). Equateur is one of DRC’s key forest provinces and forms part of the world’s second-largest rainforest. The province has an area of 104,000 km² of which 87,000 km² (84%) consists of forest. The forest in Equateur is of critical importance for the local, regional, and global climate since the forest influences rainfall patterns that are essential for agriculture, a primary source of livelihood for the Congolese population. The national REDD+ fund (FONAREDD) was established by the DRC government under the leadership of CAFI to operationalize the REDD+ strategy, mobilize resources, and coordinate the implementation of various projects. CAFI (Central African Forest Initiative) is a fund aimed at reducing deforestation in Central Africa which, among others, is funded by Sida’s regional strategy for Africa. This initiative therefore creates synergies between Sida’s regional and bilateral development cooperation efforts. The overarching goal of FONAREDD is sustainable forest management focusing on diversifying income sources for local populations to reduce their dependency on forest exploitation. The project’s primary objectives are to: (i) reduce greenhouse gas emissions by preventing deforestation and forest degradation; (ii) promote sustainable livelihoods for local communities, especially Indigenous peoples; and (iii) ensure the inclusion of women and youth in decision-making on income generating activities and land tenure. The intervention includes six components: community governance, land rights, forestry, agriculture, energy, and family planning. Integrating these components ensures agricultural practices are sustained and that land conflicts between the Bantu and Indigenous populations are mitigated against even after the project comes to an end. The project strengthens local institutions and civil society organizations to enhance forest management. Local development plans place responsibility and ownership in the hands of the communities living in and relying on the forest. Special emphasis is placed on involving indigenous peoples to ensure that alternative livelihoods funded by the project meet local needs and align with local markets. The contribution will last for 4 years, from 2024-2028. Sverige finansierar projektet PIREDD i provinsen Equateur som en del av sitt bredare stöd till Demokratiska Republiken Kongos (DRK) nationella strategi för att minska avskogning och degradering av skog (REDD+). Equateur är en av DRK:s viktigaste skogsprovinser och en del av världens näst största regnskog. Provinsen täcker 104 000 km², varav 87 000 km² (84 %) utgörs av skog som är avgörande för lokalt, regionalt och globalt klimat. Skogen påverkar nederbördsmönster och därmed jordbruket som är en central försörjningskälla för den kongolesiska befolkningen. Denna insatsen är därför ett viktigt bidrag till klimat och miljömålen i Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbetet för DRK. Den nationella REDD-fonden (FONAREDD) skapades av DRK:s regering under CAFI:s ledning för att operationalisera REDD+-strategin, mobilisera medel och samordna olika projekt. CAFI (Central African Forest Initiative) är en fond för att minska avskogningen i Centralafrika och finansieras bland annat av Sida genom den regionala Afrikastrategin. Insatsen skapar därför synergier mellan Sidas regionala och bilaterala arbete. FONAREDD:s övergripande mål är en hållbar skogsförvaltning, med fokus på att diversifiera lokalbefolkningens inkomstkällor för att minska beroendet av skogen för överlevnad. Projektets huvudmål är att: i) minska växthusgasutsläpp genom att motverka avskogning och degradering, ii) främja hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för lokalsamhällen, särskilt för ursprungsbefolkningar, och iii) säkerställa att kvinnor och ungdomar inkluderas i strategiska beslut om inkomstskapande aktiviteter och markägande. Genomförandet av insatsen omfattar sex områden: samhällsstyrning, markrättigheter, skogsbruk, jordbruk, energi och familjeplanering. Integreringen av dessa komponenter säkerställer hållbara jordbruksmetoder och minimerar markkonflikter mellan bantu och ursprungsbefolkningar. Projektet stärker lokala institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer för att förbättra skogsförvaltningen. Lokala utvecklingsplaner lägger ansvar och ägande i händerna på de samhällen som lever i och av skogen. Särskild vikt läggs vid att involvera ursprungsbefolkningar för att säkerställa att alternativa försörjningsmöjligheter är anpassade till lokala behov och marknader. Lokala utvecklingskommittéer och andra offentliga strukturer säkerställer samhällsengagemang, med fokus på kvinnors deltagande i beslutsfattande och ekonomiska aktiviteter. Projektet kommer att pågå i 4 år (2024-2028). Sweden will finance the PIREDD project in Equateur Province as part of its broader support for the Democratic Republic of Congos (DRC) national strategy to reduce deforestation and forest degradation (REDD). Equateur is one of DRCs key forest provinces and forms part of the worlds second-largest rainforest. The province has an area of 104,000 km of which 87,000 km (84%) consists of forest. The forest in Equateur is of critical importance for the local, regional, and global climate since the forest influences rainfall patterns that are essential for agriculture, a primary source of livelihood for the Congolese population. The national REDD fund (FONAREDD) was established by the DRC government under the leadership of CAFI to operationalize the REDD strategy, mobilize resources, and coordinate the implementation of various projects. CAFI (Central African Forest Initiative) is a fund aimed at reducing deforestation in Central Africa which, among others, is funded by Sidas regional strategy for Africa. This initiative therefore creates synergies between Sidas regional and bilateral development cooperation efforts. The overarching goal of FONAREDD is sustainable forest management focusing on diversifying income sources for local populations to reduce their dependency on forest exploitation. The projects primary objectives are to: (i) reduce greenhouse gas emissions by preventing deforestation and forest degradation; (ii) promote sustainable livelihoods for local communities, especially Indigenous peoples; and (iii) ensure the inclusion of women and youth in decision-making on income generating activities and land tenure. The intervention includes six components: community governance, land rights, forestry, agriculture, energy, and family planning. Integrating these components ensures agricultural practices are sustained and that land conflicts between the Bantu and Indigenous populations are mitigated against even after the project comes to an end. The project strengthens local institutions and civil society organizations to enhance forest management. Local development plans place responsibility and ownership in the hands of the communities living in and relying on the forest. Special emphasis is placed on involving indigenous peoples to ensure that alternative livelihoods funded by the project meet local needs and align with local markets. The contribution will last for 4 years, from 2024-2028. The expected results of the project are as follows: :; Result 1: Strengthen Governance through capacity building of decentralized technical services (Ministries of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment) and the establishment of local community management structures represented, as appropriate, by Local Development Committees (CLD) and Farmers' Associations and Organizations (AP/OP) (Pillar: Governance). Result 2: Reduce pressure on forests and respect the rights and land needs of local communities through optimized planning and land utilisation. (Pillar: Spatial planning). Result 3: Forest carbon stocks and peatland areas are safeguarded through the promotion of community forestry (Pillar: Forestry) Result 4: Non-itinerant agriculture is developed through sustainable models in savannah areas and in post-crop fallows to limit slash-and-burn agriculture in natural forests and increase the income of populations. (Pillar: Agriculture) Result 5: To avoid cutting of the natural forest the production of wood energy is to made from sustainable sources of supply in woodlands established on the outskirts of large population centres, in savannahs and around homes in rural areas (Pillar: Energy) Result 6: Local populations and indigenous peoples have access to information and services for maternal health including informed choice of contraception in order to reduce maternal mortality. (Pillar: Demography). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Forestry policy and administrative management Forestry By the end of 2024, the project had achieved the following results: 50 Local Development Committees (LDCs) 693 pilot planters and farmers received payments for environmental services (PES). 3,411.1 hectares of crops were established: 1,500 hectares of perennial crops, 691.5 hectares of food crops, and 1,219.6 hectares of agroforestry. Approximately USD 86,000 in revenue was generated from the sale of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) and chikwangue. 8,043 hectares of savanna have been protected, and 1,069 hectares are currently being protected. 909 hectares of fuelwood plantations have been established. 6,817 improved cookstoves have been distributed to 3,000 households. 14 simplified management plans have been developed for 64 local community forest concessions (LCFCs); 282,251 hectares of LCFCs have been secured; 10 community forests have been formalized (13,768 hectares). 30 simplified land-use plans have been validated, and 20 more are in the validation process (covering 159,242 hectares of forest). 305 local development committees (LDCs) have been supported (165 pre-existing committees were strengthened, and 140 newly created committees were restructured and strengthened); 50 LDCs are being established. 1 gender equality strategy has been developed. One grievance handling mechanism is operational. 131 micro-enterprises in non-timber forest products have been created (3,930 members). . No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16545-16545A0101 Sweden Sweden will finance the PIREDD project in Equateur Province as part of its broader support for the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) national strategy to reduce deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+). Equateur is one of DRC’s key forest provinces and forms part of the world’s second-largest rainforest. The province has an area of 104,000 km² of which 87,000 km² (84%) consists of forest. The forest in Equateur is of critical importance for the local, regional, and global climate since the forest influences rainfall patterns that are essential for agriculture, a primary source of livelihood for the Congolese population. The national REDD+ fund (FONAREDD) was established by the DRC government under the leadership of CAFI to operationalize the REDD+ strategy, mobilize resources, and coordinate the implementation of various projects. CAFI (Central African Forest Initiative) is a fund aimed at reducing deforestation in Central Africa which, among others, is funded by Sida’s regional strategy for Africa. This initiative therefore creates synergies between Sida’s regional and bilateral development cooperation efforts. The overarching goal of FONAREDD is sustainable forest management focusing on diversifying income sources for local populations to reduce their dependency on forest exploitation. The project’s primary objectives are to: (i) reduce greenhouse gas emissions by preventing deforestation and forest degradation; (ii) promote sustainable livelihoods for local communities, especially Indigenous peoples; and (iii) ensure the inclusion of women and youth in decision-making on income generating activities and land tenure. The intervention includes six components: community governance, land rights, forestry, agriculture, energy, and family planning. Integrating these components ensures agricultural practices are sustained and that land conflicts between the Bantu and Indigenous populations are mitigated against even after the project comes to an end. The project strengthens local institutions and civil society organizations to enhance forest management. Local development plans place responsibility and ownership in the hands of the communities living in and relying on the forest. Special emphasis is placed on involving indigenous peoples to ensure that alternative livelihoods funded by the project meet local needs and align with local markets. The contribution will last for 4 years, from 2024-2028. Sverige finansierar projektet PIREDD i provinsen Equateur som en del av sitt bredare stöd till Demokratiska Republiken Kongos (DRK) nationella strategi för att minska avskogning och degradering av skog (REDD+). Equateur är en av DRK:s viktigaste skogsprovinser och en del av världens näst största regnskog. Provinsen täcker 104 000 km², varav 87 000 km² (84 %) utgörs av skog som är avgörande för lokalt, regionalt och globalt klimat. Skogen påverkar nederbördsmönster och därmed jordbruket som är en central försörjningskälla för den kongolesiska befolkningen. Denna insatsen är därför ett viktigt bidrag till klimat och miljömålen i Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbetet för DRK. Den nationella REDD-fonden (FONAREDD) skapades av DRK:s regering under CAFI:s ledning för att operationalisera REDD+-strategin, mobilisera medel och samordna olika projekt. CAFI (Central African Forest Initiative) är en fond för att minska avskogningen i Centralafrika och finansieras bland annat av Sida genom den regionala Afrikastrategin. Insatsen skapar därför synergier mellan Sidas regionala och bilaterala arbete. FONAREDD:s övergripande mål är en hållbar skogsförvaltning, med fokus på att diversifiera lokalbefolkningens inkomstkällor för att minska beroendet av skogen för överlevnad. Projektets huvudmål är att: i) minska växthusgasutsläpp genom att motverka avskogning och degradering, ii) främja hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för lokalsamhällen, särskilt för ursprungsbefolkningar, och iii) säkerställa att kvinnor och ungdomar inkluderas i strategiska beslut om inkomstskapande aktiviteter och markägande. Genomförandet av insatsen omfattar sex områden: samhällsstyrning, markrättigheter, skogsbruk, jordbruk, energi och familjeplanering. Integreringen av dessa komponenter säkerställer hållbara jordbruksmetoder och minimerar markkonflikter mellan bantu och ursprungsbefolkningar. Projektet stärker lokala institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer för att förbättra skogsförvaltningen. Lokala utvecklingsplaner lägger ansvar och ägande i händerna på de samhällen som lever i och av skogen. Särskild vikt läggs vid att involvera ursprungsbefolkningar för att säkerställa att alternativa försörjningsmöjligheter är anpassade till lokala behov och marknader. Lokala utvecklingskommittéer och andra offentliga strukturer säkerställer samhällsengagemang, med fokus på kvinnors deltagande i beslutsfattande och ekonomiska aktiviteter. Projektet kommer att pågå i 4 år (2024-2028). Sweden will finance the PIREDD project in Equateur Province as part of its broader support for the Democratic Republic of Congos (DRC) national strategy to reduce deforestation and forest degradation (REDD). Equateur is one of DRCs key forest provinces and forms part of the worlds second-largest rainforest. The province has an area of 104,000 km of which 87,000 km (84%) consists of forest. The forest in Equateur is of critical importance for the local, regional, and global climate since the forest influences rainfall patterns that are essential for agriculture, a primary source of livelihood for the Congolese population. The national REDD fund (FONAREDD) was established by the DRC government under the leadership of CAFI to operationalize the REDD strategy, mobilize resources, and coordinate the implementation of various projects. CAFI (Central African Forest Initiative) is a fund aimed at reducing deforestation in Central Africa which, among others, is funded by Sidas regional strategy for Africa. This initiative therefore creates synergies between Sidas regional and bilateral development cooperation efforts. The overarching goal of FONAREDD is sustainable forest management focusing on diversifying income sources for local populations to reduce their dependency on forest exploitation. The projects primary objectives are to: (i) reduce greenhouse gas emissions by preventing deforestation and forest degradation; (ii) promote sustainable livelihoods for local communities, especially Indigenous peoples; and (iii) ensure the inclusion of women and youth in decision-making on income generating activities and land tenure. The intervention includes six components: community governance, land rights, forestry, agriculture, energy, and family planning. Integrating these components ensures agricultural practices are sustained and that land conflicts between the Bantu and Indigenous populations are mitigated against even after the project comes to an end. The project strengthens local institutions and civil society organizations to enhance forest management. Local development plans place responsibility and ownership in the hands of the communities living in and relying on the forest. Special emphasis is placed on involving indigenous peoples to ensure that alternative livelihoods funded by the project meet local needs and align with local markets. The contribution will last for 4 years, from 2024-2028. The expected results of the project are as follows: :; Result 1: Strengthen Governance through capacity building of decentralized technical services (Ministries of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment) and the establishment of local community management structures represented, as appropriate, by Local Development Committees (CLD) and Farmers' Associations and Organizations (AP/OP) (Pillar: Governance). Result 2: Reduce pressure on forests and respect the rights and land needs of local communities through optimized planning and land utilisation. (Pillar: Spatial planning). Result 3: Forest carbon stocks and peatland areas are safeguarded through the promotion of community forestry (Pillar: Forestry) Result 4: Non-itinerant agriculture is developed through sustainable models in savannah areas and in post-crop fallows to limit slash-and-burn agriculture in natural forests and increase the income of populations. (Pillar: Agriculture) Result 5: To avoid cutting of the natural forest the production of wood energy is to made from sustainable sources of supply in woodlands established on the outskirts of large population centres, in savannahs and around homes in rural areas (Pillar: Energy) Result 6: Local populations and indigenous peoples have access to information and services for maternal health including informed choice of contraception in order to reduce maternal mortality. (Pillar: Demography). Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 30000000 0 0 0 40000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 30000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Limited climate impact and increased resilience to climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biological diversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable and resilient agriculture with a focus on increased food security and livelihood Ett hållbart och motståndskraftigt lantbruk med fokus på förbättrad livsmedelstrygghet och försörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16545-16545A0102 Sweden Sweden will finance the PIREDD project in Equateur Province as part of its broader support for the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) national strategy to reduce deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+). Equateur is one of DRC’s key forest provinces and forms part of the world’s second-largest rainforest. The province has an area of 104,000 km² of which 87,000 km² (84%) consists of forest. The forest in Equateur is of critical importance for the local, regional, and global climate since the forest influences rainfall patterns that are essential for agriculture, a primary source of livelihood for the Congolese population. The national REDD+ fund (FONAREDD) was established by the DRC government under the leadership of CAFI to operationalize the REDD+ strategy, mobilize resources, and coordinate the implementation of various projects. CAFI (Central African Forest Initiative) is a fund aimed at reducing deforestation in Central Africa which, among others, is funded by Sida’s regional strategy for Africa. This initiative therefore creates synergies between Sida’s regional and bilateral development cooperation efforts. The overarching goal of FONAREDD is sustainable forest management focusing on diversifying income sources for local populations to reduce their dependency on forest exploitation. The project’s primary objectives are to: (i) reduce greenhouse gas emissions by preventing deforestation and forest degradation; (ii) promote sustainable livelihoods for local communities, especially Indigenous peoples; and (iii) ensure the inclusion of women and youth in decision-making on income generating activities and land tenure. The intervention includes six components: community governance, land rights, forestry, agriculture, energy, and family planning. Integrating these components ensures agricultural practices are sustained and that land conflicts between the Bantu and Indigenous populations are mitigated against even after the project comes to an end. The project strengthens local institutions and civil society organizations to enhance forest management. Local development plans place responsibility and ownership in the hands of the communities living in and relying on the forest. Special emphasis is placed on involving indigenous peoples to ensure that alternative livelihoods funded by the project meet local needs and align with local markets. The contribution will last for 4 years, from 2024-2028. Sverige finansierar projektet PIREDD i provinsen Equateur som en del av sitt bredare stöd till Demokratiska Republiken Kongos (DRK) nationella strategi för att minska avskogning och degradering av skog (REDD+). Equateur är en av DRK:s viktigaste skogsprovinser och en del av världens näst största regnskog. Provinsen täcker 104 000 km², varav 87 000 km² (84 %) utgörs av skog som är avgörande för lokalt, regionalt och globalt klimat. Skogen påverkar nederbördsmönster och därmed jordbruket som är en central försörjningskälla för den kongolesiska befolkningen. Denna insatsen är därför ett viktigt bidrag till klimat och miljömålen i Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbetet för DRK. Den nationella REDD-fonden (FONAREDD) skapades av DRK:s regering under CAFI:s ledning för att operationalisera REDD+-strategin, mobilisera medel och samordna olika projekt. CAFI (Central African Forest Initiative) är en fond för att minska avskogningen i Centralafrika och finansieras bland annat av Sida genom den regionala Afrikastrategin. Insatsen skapar därför synergier mellan Sidas regionala och bilaterala arbete. FONAREDD:s övergripande mål är en hållbar skogsförvaltning, med fokus på att diversifiera lokalbefolkningens inkomstkällor för att minska beroendet av skogen för överlevnad. Projektets huvudmål är att: i) minska växthusgasutsläpp genom att motverka avskogning och degradering, ii) främja hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för lokalsamhällen, särskilt för ursprungsbefolkningar, och iii) säkerställa att kvinnor och ungdomar inkluderas i strategiska beslut om inkomstskapande aktiviteter och markägande. Genomförandet av insatsen omfattar sex områden: samhällsstyrning, markrättigheter, skogsbruk, jordbruk, energi och familjeplanering. Integreringen av dessa komponenter säkerställer hållbara jordbruksmetoder och minimerar markkonflikter mellan bantu och ursprungsbefolkningar. Projektet stärker lokala institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer för att förbättra skogsförvaltningen. Lokala utvecklingsplaner lägger ansvar och ägande i händerna på de samhällen som lever i och av skogen. Särskild vikt läggs vid att involvera ursprungsbefolkningar för att säkerställa att alternativa försörjningsmöjligheter är anpassade till lokala behov och marknader. Lokala utvecklingskommittéer och andra offentliga strukturer säkerställer samhällsengagemang, med fokus på kvinnors deltagande i beslutsfattande och ekonomiska aktiviteter. Projektet kommer att pågå i 4 år (2024-2028). Sweden will finance the PIREDD project in Equateur Province as part of its broader support for the Democratic Republic of Congos (DRC) national strategy to reduce deforestation and forest degradation (REDD). Equateur is one of DRCs key forest provinces and forms part of the worlds second-largest rainforest. The province has an area of 104,000 km of which 87,000 km (84%) consists of forest. The forest in Equateur is of critical importance for the local, regional, and global climate since the forest influences rainfall patterns that are essential for agriculture, a primary source of livelihood for the Congolese population. The national REDD fund (FONAREDD) was established by the DRC government under the leadership of CAFI to operationalize the REDD strategy, mobilize resources, and coordinate the implementation of various projects. CAFI (Central African Forest Initiative) is a fund aimed at reducing deforestation in Central Africa which, among others, is funded by Sidas regional strategy for Africa. This initiative therefore creates synergies between Sidas regional and bilateral development cooperation efforts. The overarching goal of FONAREDD is sustainable forest management focusing on diversifying income sources for local populations to reduce their dependency on forest exploitation. The projects primary objectives are to: (i) reduce greenhouse gas emissions by preventing deforestation and forest degradation; (ii) promote sustainable livelihoods for local communities, especially Indigenous peoples; and (iii) ensure the inclusion of women and youth in decision-making on income generating activities and land tenure. The intervention includes six components: community governance, land rights, forestry, agriculture, energy, and family planning. Integrating these components ensures agricultural practices are sustained and that land conflicts between the Bantu and Indigenous populations are mitigated against even after the project comes to an end. The project strengthens local institutions and civil society organizations to enhance forest management. Local development plans place responsibility and ownership in the hands of the communities living in and relying on the forest. Special emphasis is placed on involving indigenous peoples to ensure that alternative livelihoods funded by the project meet local needs and align with local markets. The contribution will last for 4 years, from 2024-2028. The expected results of the project are as follows: :; Result 1: Strengthen Governance through capacity building of decentralized technical services (Ministries of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment) and the establishment of local community management structures represented, as appropriate, by Local Development Committees (CLD) and Farmers' Associations and Organizations (AP/OP) (Pillar: Governance). Result 2: Reduce pressure on forests and respect the rights and land needs of local communities through optimized planning and land utilisation. (Pillar: Spatial planning). Result 3: Forest carbon stocks and peatland areas are safeguarded through the promotion of community forestry (Pillar: Forestry) Result 4: Non-itinerant agriculture is developed through sustainable models in savannah areas and in post-crop fallows to limit slash-and-burn agriculture in natural forests and increase the income of populations. (Pillar: Agriculture) Result 5: To avoid cutting of the natural forest the production of wood energy is to made from sustainable sources of supply in woodlands established on the outskirts of large population centres, in savannahs and around homes in rural areas (Pillar: Energy) Result 6: Local populations and indigenous peoples have access to information and services for maternal health including informed choice of contraception in order to reduce maternal mortality. (Pillar: Demography). Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 30000000 0 30000000 30000000 60000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization SE-0-SE-6-16605 Sweden Fair Finance International (FFI) is a global network of over 100 civil society organizations, coordinated by Oxfam Novib. The aim is to strengthen financial institutions' commitment to Environmental, Social and Governance-related issues (ESG), transparency and other aspects related to human rights. The intervention should contribute to reduced poverty, promote human rights, gender equality and the environment in the Global South. FFI's work is structured around the Fair Finance Guide Methodology (the guide), which is a method for assessing and comparing financial institutions' investment policies from the ESG perspective. The guide functions as a tool for measuring changes (over time and between institutions) with the intention of creating incentives for a "race to the top", i.e. improving investment policy based on the ESG perspective should be seen as a competitive advantage. Fair Finance International (FFI) är ett globalt nätverk med över 100 civilsamhällesorganisationer, vilket koordineras av Oxfam Novib. Syftet är att stärka finansiella institutioners engagemang när det gäller miljömässiga, sociala, styrningsrelaterade frågor (ESG – Environment, Social and Governance), transparens och övriga aspekter relaterade till mänskliga rättigheter. Insatsen ska bidra till minskad fattigdom, främja mänskliga rättigheter, samt jämställdhet och miljö i Global South. FFIs arbete är uppbyggt kring Fair Finance Guide Methodology (guiden) som är en metod för att bedöma och jämföra finansiella institutioners investeringspolicyer utifrån ESG perspektiven. Guiden fungerar som ett verktyg för att mäta förändringar (över tid och mellan institutioner) med avsikten att skapa incitament för ”race to the top”, dvs att förbättrade investeringspolicyer utifrån ESG perspektiven ska ses som en konkurrensfördel. Övergripande mål Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till fattigdomsminskning, och ekonomisk-, jämställdhets- och klimaträttvisa i Afrika och Latinamerika, genom att stärka rättighetsbärares möjlighet till inflytande för hållbara, rättvisa och bättre reglerade finansiella institutioner och företag. Outcome långsiktig i) Förbättra företags policyer för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, ESG policyer och dess tillämpning inom prioriterade sektorer. ii) Förbättra finansiella institutioners policyer för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, ESG policyer och dess tillämpning. iii) Förbättra myndigheters regleringar (nationella och multilaterala) av företags och finansiella institutioners policyer för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, ESG policyer och dess tillämpning. Outcome medellång sikt Stärka civilsamhällesorganisationer och organisationer för rättighetsbärares möjlighet till inflytande för att uppnå hållbara, rättvisa och bättre reglerade finansiella institutioner och företag. Outcome kortsiktig Utveckla Fair Finance landkoalitioner, och stärka civilsamhällesorganisationer och samhällsbaserade organisationers kapacitet att utföra påverkansarbete. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Brazil Colombia Ghana Nigeria Peru Uganda South Africa Developing countries, unspecified Responsible Business Conduct Business & Other Services Under rapporteringsperioden uppskattas 1.5 miljoner ha nåtts av koalitionens insatser och runt 85 000 personer vidtagit åtgärder och antalet mediecitat uppskattas till 1 714. Fair Finance Peru lyckades mobilisera investerartryck på stora företag, bland annat genom arbetet med Repsol i Peru efter oljeutsläppet 2022, som släppte ut cirka 12.000 fat råolja vid oljeraffinaderiet 'La Pampilla' i Stilla havet, vilket orsakade betydande miljöskador och påverkade lokala samhällen. Genom strategisk dialog, forskning och publicering av rapporter, delande av påverkansmöjligheter med lokala samhällen, och påverkansarbete med NGO-allianser mot företaget och dess investerare, lyckades man påverka investeraren Cardano att under årsmötet rösta emot Repsols icke-finansiella rapport och yttra oro över oljeutsläppet. Senare under 2024, publicerade Repsol en människorättsrapport där de förklarade sina åsikter om de åtgärder som vidtogs efter oljeutsläppet. Dessutom inledde advokatbyrån Pogust Goodhead en grupptalan mot Repsol i Nederländerna, som förhoppningsvis kommer att resultera i kompensation för några av de 34.000 fiskare som drabbats. Fair Finance Southern Africa fördjupade under året i hög grad sitt engagemang med både statliga organ och aktörer inom finanssektorn. Dessa insatser ledde till betydande förbättringar inom offentlig policy och institutionella metoder. Genom koalitionen dialog med olika finansiella institut de senaste åren så bidrog man i södra Afrika till totalt 17 policyförbättringar inom områdena klimatförändringar, korruption, miljö, mänskliga rättigheter, elkraftsproduktion, jämställdhet och transparens. En ny version av the Financial Exclusion Tracker publicerades. Webbplatsen informerar investerare, banker, civilsamhället och medierna om vilka företag som utesluts av institutionella investerare, pensionsfonder och banker på grund av frågor som rör mänskliga rättigheter, folkhälsa och hållbarhet. De vanligaste orsakerna till uteslutning är kopplingar till fossila bränslen, vapen eller tobak. Sidan listar totalt 5.536 företagsgrupper (66.708 dotterbolag) från 135 länder som har uteslutits av 93 finansiella institutioner i 17 länder. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16605-16605A0101 Sweden Fair Finance International (FFI) is a global network of over 100 civil society organizations, coordinated by Oxfam Novib. The aim is to strengthen financial institutions' commitment to Environmental, Social and Governance-related issues (ESG), transparency and other aspects related to human rights. The intervention should contribute to reduced poverty, promote human rights, gender equality and the environment in the Global South. FFI's work is structured around the Fair Finance Guide Methodology (the guide), which is a method for assessing and comparing financial institutions' investment policies from the ESG perspective. The guide functions as a tool for measuring changes (over time and between institutions) with the intention of creating incentives for a "race to the top", i.e. improving investment policy based on the ESG perspective should be seen as a competitive advantage. Fair Finance International (FFI) är ett globalt nätverk med över 100 civilsamhällesorganisationer, vilket koordineras av Oxfam Novib. Syftet är att stärka finansiella institutioners engagemang när det gäller miljömässiga, sociala, styrningsrelaterade frågor (ESG – Environment, Social and Governance), transparens och övriga aspekter relaterade till mänskliga rättigheter. Insatsen ska bidra till minskad fattigdom, främja mänskliga rättigheter, samt jämställdhet och miljö i Global South. FFIs arbete är uppbyggt kring Fair Finance Guide Methodology (guiden) som är en metod för att bedöma och jämföra finansiella institutioners investeringspolicyer utifrån ESG perspektiven. Guiden fungerar som ett verktyg för att mäta förändringar (över tid och mellan institutioner) med avsikten att skapa incitament för ”race to the top”, dvs att förbättrade investeringspolicyer utifrån ESG perspektiven ska ses som en konkurrensfördel. Övergripande mål Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till fattigdomsminskning, och ekonomisk-, jämställdhets- och klimaträttvisa i Afrika och Latinamerika, genom att stärka rättighetsbärares möjlighet till inflytande för hållbara, rättvisa och bättre reglerade finansiella institutioner och företag. Outcome långsiktig i) Förbättra företags policyer för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, ESG policyer och dess tillämpning inom prioriterade sektorer. ii) Förbättra finansiella institutioners policyer för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, ESG policyer och dess tillämpning. iii) Förbättra myndigheters regleringar (nationella och multilaterala) av företags och finansiella institutioners policyer för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, ESG policyer och dess tillämpning. Outcome medellång sikt Stärka civilsamhällesorganisationer och organisationer för rättighetsbärares möjlighet till inflytande för att uppnå hållbara, rättvisa och bättre reglerade finansiella institutioner och företag. Outcome kortsiktig Utveckla Fair Finance landkoalitioner, och stärka civilsamhällesorganisationer och samhällsbaserade organisationers kapacitet att utföra påverkansarbete. Sweden Oxfam Novib Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 12.6 - Uppmuntra företag, särskilt stora och multinationella företag, att införa hållbara metoder och att integrera hållbarhetsinformation i sin rapporteringscykel. 12.6 - Encourage companies, especially large and transnational companies, to adopt sustainable practices and to integrate sustainability information into their reporting cycle. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 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The aim is to strengthen financial institutions' commitment to Environmental, Social and Governance-related issues (ESG), transparency and other aspects related to human rights. The intervention should contribute to reduced poverty, promote human rights, gender equality and the environment in the Global South. FFI's work is structured around the Fair Finance Guide Methodology (the guide), which is a method for assessing and comparing financial institutions' investment policies from the ESG perspective. The guide functions as a tool for measuring changes (over time and between institutions) with the intention of creating incentives for a "race to the top", i.e. improving investment policy based on the ESG perspective should be seen as a competitive advantage. Fair Finance International (FFI) är ett globalt nätverk med över 100 civilsamhällesorganisationer, vilket koordineras av Oxfam Novib. Syftet är att stärka finansiella institutioners engagemang när det gäller miljömässiga, sociala, styrningsrelaterade frågor (ESG – Environment, Social and Governance), transparens och övriga aspekter relaterade till mänskliga rättigheter. Insatsen ska bidra till minskad fattigdom, främja mänskliga rättigheter, samt jämställdhet och miljö i Global South. FFIs arbete är uppbyggt kring Fair Finance Guide Methodology (guiden) som är en metod för att bedöma och jämföra finansiella institutioners investeringspolicyer utifrån ESG perspektiven. Guiden fungerar som ett verktyg för att mäta förändringar (över tid och mellan institutioner) med avsikten att skapa incitament för ”race to the top”, dvs att förbättrade investeringspolicyer utifrån ESG perspektiven ska ses som en konkurrensfördel. Övergripande mål Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till fattigdomsminskning, och ekonomisk-, jämställdhets- och klimaträttvisa i Afrika och Latinamerika, genom att stärka rättighetsbärares möjlighet till inflytande för hållbara, rättvisa och bättre reglerade finansiella institutioner och företag. Outcome långsiktig i) Förbättra företags policyer för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, ESG policyer och dess tillämpning inom prioriterade sektorer. ii) Förbättra finansiella institutioners policyer för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, ESG policyer och dess tillämpning. iii) Förbättra myndigheters regleringar (nationella och multilaterala) av företags och finansiella institutioners policyer för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, ESG policyer och dess tillämpning. Outcome medellång sikt Stärka civilsamhällesorganisationer och organisationer för rättighetsbärares möjlighet till inflytande för att uppnå hållbara, rättvisa och bättre reglerade finansiella institutioner och företag. Outcome kortsiktig Utveckla Fair Finance landkoalitioner, och stärka civilsamhällesorganisationer och samhällsbaserade organisationers kapacitet att utföra påverkansarbete. Sweden Oxfam Novib Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 12.6 - Encourage companies, especially large and transnational companies, to adopt sustainable practices and to integrate sustainability information into their reporting cycle. 12.6 - Uppmuntra företag, särskilt stora och multinationella företag, att införa hållbara metoder och att integrera hållbarhetsinformation i sin rapporteringscykel. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 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Programmets huvudsyfte är att bidra till att öka och stärka den sociala dialogen i utvalda sektorer på nationell- och arbetsplatsnivå. Programmets huvudsyfte är att bidra till att öka och stärka den sociala dialogen i utvalda sektorer på nationell- och arbetsplatsnivå. Fokus kommer att ligga på de utvalda bangladeshiska fackföreningarna UNI BLC (ICT, post, handel) BWI och BBWWF (bygg) och ITF (inland vattentransport) (medlemsförbund till de deltagande 4 Globala Fackföreningarn) och förbättring av deras kapacitet att föra meningsfull social dialog. Det övergipande målet förväntas uppnås via följande specifika mål: 1) Stärka den sociala dialogen och öka kapaciteten för en rättvis omställning 2) Addressera könsrelaterat våld och främja jämställdhet i fackliga strukturer 3) Förbättra standards för hälsa och säkerhet på arbetsplatsen i alla sektorer 4) Stärka fackligt inflytande och påverkansarbete inom leverantörskedjor 5) Underlätta ett effektivt genomförande och översyn av ILO:s national action plan Programmet har också som mål att bidra till att förbättra samordningen och samarbetet mellan fackföreningar, både inom samma sektor och mellan sektorer. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Social Dialogue Other Social Infrastructure & Services The programs main aim is to increase and strengthen social dialogue in targeted sectors at national, company and workplace levels. The focus will be on the selected Bangladeshi trade unions UNI (ICT, Postal, Commerce) BWI and BBWWF (Construction) and ITF (Inland Water Navigation) (affiliates to the participating 4 GUFs) and the enhancement of their social dialogue skills and capacities. The overall objective is expected to be achieved through the following specific objectives: 1) Strengthen the social dialogue and enhance capacity for just transition 2) Tackle gender-based violence and promote gender equality in union structures 3) Improve Occupational Health and Safety standards across sectors 4) Enhance union influence and advocacy within supply chain management 5) Facilitate effective implementation and monitoring of the ILO roadmap An additional aim of the program is to improve coordination and cooperation between trade unions, both within the same sector and between sectors. Examples of results achieved so far by partner organization include: Building and Woodworkers International (BWI) & BBWWF: -Established site level occupational health and safety Committees at Dhaka Metro Rail construction sites, -Built mechanisms for worker participation and safety monitoring through collaboration with the Department of Inspection for Factories and Establishments (DIFE) and joint trainings, -Fostered cross-sectoral collaboration via joint occupational health and safety training, -Conducted advocacy with the Labour Reform Commission (LRC) to integrate occupational health and safety concerns into national policy, -Improved union - employer relations with Dhaka Mass Transit Company Limited and contractors, and -Signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Asian Development Bank to strengthen engagement on labor standards. BWI strengthened worker safety structures and union membership despite political disruptions. Cooperation with employers and government agencies improved, although site access and enforcement remain weak. Recent reforms and ILO ratifications provide momentum for institutionalizing occupational health and safety. IndustriALL: -Monitored implementation of the ILO Roadmap for Bangladesh, -Strengthened transparency and accountability through shadow reporting and press conferences, including the production and submission of a shadow report to ILO in March 2025, challenging government claims, -Exposed inflated inspection figures, limited union registration, and lack of consultation in anti-union discrimination training, -Facilitated structured data sharing and joint analysis among affiliates, -Enhanced coordination with UNI and BWI, creating a unified trade union voice, and -Improved solidarity across ready-made garment, shipbreaking, and energy sectors via IndustriALL Bangladesh Council. Shadow reporting has been a breakthrough tool, boosting transparency and credibility. Affiliates now coordinate more effectively, producing evidence-based recommendations and engaging in policy dialogue with greater confidence. UNI Global Union (Bangladesh Liaison Council): -Conducted capacity-building and organizing activities across ICTS, commerce, postal, and finance sectors, -Formed UNITES Bangladesh (ICTS sector union) -Established cross-sectoral anti-harassment and youth committees, -Introduced climate justice and Just Transition into union agendas -Strengthened grassroots engagement, especially among informal shop workers, -Fostered solidarity through Joint Organizing Forums and sector-specific trainings, -Built collaboration with diverse stakeholders including NGOs, legal aid providers, academics, and activists. UNI expanded union participation into new sectors with strong emphasis on inclusivity and grassroots organizing. Youth, women, and informal workers gained representation, while climate justice broadened union agendas. Affiliates improved advocacy skills and ICTS unions are preparing for global affiliation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16644-16644A0101 Sweden The program’s main aim is to increase and strengthen social dialogue in targeted sectors at national, company and workplace levels. Programmets huvudsyfte är att bidra till att öka och stärka den sociala dialogen i utvalda sektorer på nationell- och arbetsplatsnivå. Programmets huvudsyfte är att bidra till att öka och stärka den sociala dialogen i utvalda sektorer på nationell- och arbetsplatsnivå. Fokus kommer att ligga på de utvalda bangladeshiska fackföreningarna UNI BLC (ICT, post, handel) BWI och BBWWF (bygg) och ITF (inland vattentransport) (medlemsförbund till de deltagande 4 Globala Fackföreningarn) och förbättring av deras kapacitet att föra meningsfull social dialog. Det övergipande målet förväntas uppnås via följande specifika mål: 1) Stärka den sociala dialogen och öka kapaciteten för en rättvis omställning 2) Addressera könsrelaterat våld och främja jämställdhet i fackliga strukturer 3) Förbättra standards för hälsa och säkerhet på arbetsplatsen i alla sektorer 4) Stärka fackligt inflytande och påverkansarbete inom leverantörskedjor 5) Underlätta ett effektivt genomförande och översyn av ILO:s national action plan Programmet har också som mål att bidra till att förbättra samordningen och samarbetet mellan fackföreningar, både inom samma sektor och mellan sektorer. Sweden Union to Union Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Union to Union 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 10.1 - By 2030, progressively achieve and sustain income growth of the bottom 40 per cent of the population at a rate higher than the national average. 10.1 - Till 2030 successivt uppnå och upprätthålla en inkomsttillväxt högre än det nationella genomsnittet för de 40 procent av befolkningen som har lägst inkomst. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2685193 2314807 3237750 0 1157404.0000000002 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3237750 0.0000000002 0 0 0 0 0 2685193 1157403 8237750 Union to Union 2685193 Union to Union 1157403.5 Union to Union 1157403.5 Union to Union 3237750 Union to Union Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Enhanced capacity to promote democratic governance and human rights. Stärkt kapacitet att verka för demokratisk samhällsstyrning och mänskliga rättigheter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Greater opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions. Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16644-16644A0102 Sweden The program’s main aim is to increase and strengthen social dialogue in targeted sectors at national, company and workplace levels. Programmets huvudsyfte är att bidra till att öka och stärka den sociala dialogen i utvalda sektorer på nationell- och arbetsplatsnivå. Programmets huvudsyfte är att bidra till att öka och stärka den sociala dialogen i utvalda sektorer på nationell- och arbetsplatsnivå. Fokus kommer att ligga på de utvalda bangladeshiska fackföreningarna UNI BLC (ICT, post, handel) BWI och BBWWF (bygg) och ITF (inland vattentransport) (medlemsförbund till de deltagande 4 Globala Fackföreningarn) och förbättring av deras kapacitet att föra meningsfull social dialog. Det övergipande målet förväntas uppnås via följande specifika mål: 1) Stärka den sociala dialogen och öka kapaciteten för en rättvis omställning 2) Addressera könsrelaterat våld och främja jämställdhet i fackliga strukturer 3) Förbättra standards för hälsa och säkerhet på arbetsplatsen i alla sektorer 4) Stärka fackligt inflytande och påverkansarbete inom leverantörskedjor 5) Underlätta ett effektivt genomförande och översyn av ILO:s national action plan Programmet har också som mål att bidra till att förbättra samordningen och samarbetet mellan fackföreningar, både inom samma sektor och mellan sektorer. Sweden Union to Union Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Union to Union 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 10.1 - By 2030, progressively achieve and sustain income growth of the bottom 40 per cent of the population at a rate higher than the national average. 10.1 - Till 2030 successivt uppnå och upprätthålla en inkomsttillväxt högre än det nationella genomsnittet för de 40 procent av befolkningen som har lägst inkomst. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3762250 3762250 0 0 3762250 Union to Union SE-0-SE-6-16691 Sweden SANRU has submitted an application for funding for the second phase of the project Bomoyi which aims to improve maternal and neonatal care in the DRC, through the conversion of nurses to midwives, and rehabilitation and equipment of maternity wards and improving overall delivery care. SANRU plans to continue their work in the two provinces Kasai and Maniema, and in the second phase expand their project to the province of Kongo Central. SANRU in the second phase of the project propose to consolidate the obtained results with the intervention of the project in the two provinces with a view to achieving the ratio of 1 midwife for 10 000 populations and sustaining the achievements of the first phase of the project in the 36 HZ. To assist DRC in his challenge of reducing maternal and infant mortality, SANRU proposes to extend the intervention in a new Province (Kongo Central with 6 HZ with high maternal mortality rate) among the 14 priority Provinces, bringing the province coverage from 14.3% to 21.4%. This project will continue strengthen the capacity of midwives, nurses and social workers to improve maternity, emergency working environment and community-based interventions. SANRU har lämnat in en ansökan om finansiering för den andra fasen av projektet Bomoyi, som syftar till att förbättra mödra- och neonatalvården i Demokratiska republiken Kongo genom vidareutbildning av sjuksköterskor till barnmorskor, samt uppbyggnad och renovering av förlossningsavdelningar för att förbättra den allmänna förlossningsvården. SANRU planerar att fortsätta sitt arbete i de två provinserna Kasai och Maniema och därtill utvidga projektet till provinsen Kongo Central. SANRU föreslår att under projektets andra fas konsolidera de resultat som uppnåtts genom projektet i de två provinserna, med syftet att uppnå en barnmorska per 10 000 invånare och upprätthålla de resultat som uppnåtts under projektets första fas i de 36 hälsozonerna. För att bistå Demokratiska republiken Kongo i dess utmaning att minska mödra- och spädbarnsdödligheten föreslår SANRU att insatsen utvidgas till en ny provins (Kongo Central med 6 områden med hög mödradödlighet) bland de 14 prioriterade provinserna, så att provinstäckningen ökar från 14,3 % till 21,4 %. Detta projekt kommer att fortsätta att stärka barnmorskors, sjuksköterskors och socialarbetares kapacitet att förbättra mödravården i DR Kongo. The second phase of the Bomoyi project aims to improve the capacity of health facilities in 3 selected provinces (Kasai, Kongo Central and Maniema) to provide reproductive and maternal, neonatal, child, and adolescent health services. Additionally, it strives to promote behavioral change among adolescents, young women, and men, with the goal of preventing early marriages and increased contraception use. Furthermore, the initiative aims to strengthen the community system to enable young women and men to access high-quality medical and non-medical support and Sexual and Gender Based (SGBV) services. This package of activities is expected to contribute to the overarching objective of reducing maternal and neonatal mortality in the country . Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Reproductive health care Personnel development for population and reproductive health Family planning Ending violence against women and girls Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general In this second phase of the project SANRU works in 42 Health Zones (HZ) cover a population of an estimated 1,801,000 people who has, and will, benefit from health activities, mainly aimed at maternal health care, newborns, children as well as adolescents and not excluding men. The areas covered for this project is Kasai with 18 HZ, Congo Central with 6 HZ and Maniema 18 HZ. Best practices and methods developed in with this project will also benefit the country at large, through research and training, especially since SANRU collaborates with the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Higher and University Education (MESU), and the Congolese Society of Midwives (SCOSAF), with a view to contributing to the reduction of maternal, neonatal, infant and adolescent morbidity and mortality in the DRC by introducing the WHO Global Strategy for Women's, Children's and Adolescents' Health (20162030) in French: la Stratégie mondiale pour la santé de la femme, de l'enfant et de l'adolescent (SRMNEA). During 2025, several visits was made to SANRU cliques and midwife school as well as participating at the ceremony for the new midwives graduating in May, with the Swedish Ambassador Joakim Vaverka, and Amina Jama programme officer for health. The report for results in 2025 will be received in April 2026, but through visits and the presentation made at the annual meeting some concrete results were conveyed as per below: 195 midwives are expected to be trained by the end of the project. So far, there are 25 in Kimpese, 60 in Kindu, and 55 in Tshikapa, making a total of 140 midwives ready and working. An additional 55 are currently in training in Tshikapa they will graduate in spring 2026. A mission was undertaken to Congo Central in May 2025 for the celebration of the graduating midwifes . The Research Capacity Building component aiming at strengthening midwifery education, SRHR research skills, and women's health in the DRC in collaboration with IPAS and Karolinska Institute (KI) is progressing well (contracts signed between the partners). KI is also assisting to develop and apply research principles and ethical study design, as well as develop protocols and collect data analyze and interpret data. In order for more midwifes and doctor to conduct research and write and submit scientific articles as well as develop PhD project plans for selected candidates. Running from October to March, the capacity building combines in person and online workshops, mentorship, and peer writing groups, using collaborative learning, structured feedback, and practical exercises to prepare participants to produce research outputs. In 2025, a kickoff training workshop took place in Kinshasa bringing together midwifery teachers from SCOSAF, ISTM Kinshasa, ISTM Kimpese, and Kindu, with participants from the provinces of Maniema, Kasai and Kongo Central (Matadi) joining online. In total, 14 participants attended in person in Kinshasa, while provincial offices were filled with doctors and midwives participating virtually. Key research areas were addressed such as SRHR for young people, abortion care, menstrual health, and professional development within midwifery. Professor Marie Klingberg Allvin and Dr. Eva Åkerman, Public health research specialist, from Karolinska Institutet provided highly appreciated interventions on the topics Research and SRHR in Practice: Strengthening Midwifery and Women's Health in the DRC, and the Midwives Role in Sexual and Reproductive Health: A Global Perspective as well as Comprehensive Menstrual Health management. Some of the results achieved in 2024 was to supply the clinics in Congo Central with essential medicines as well as ensuring that 42,756 deliveries where carried out from January to July 2024, in all the 3 provinces (13,222 in Maniema, 14,111 in Kongo Central and 15,423 in Kasai). Overall, in all the Health Care Establishments (ESS) supported in the 3 provinces there is good coverage of assisted childbirth, the quarterly average of which remains above that of the national level and the objectives set by the provinces Indeed, 42,220 deliveries benefited from the services of qualified personnel (12,959 in Maniema, 13,982 in KongoCentral and 15,279 in Kasai) Overall, for all three provinces, in the ESS supported by the Bomoyi project,46,323 women (15,490 in Kasaï, 14,306 in Congo Central and 16,527 in Maniema) accessed Prenatal Consultations (ANC1) services between January and July 2024 (Antenatal care coverage (at least one visit) is referred to as ANC1). Among the women using ANC alone, 57.2% of them, 25,855 women (12,386 in Kasai, 3,315 in Congo Central and 10,154 in Maniema), used ANC1 in the 16th week of pregnancy, this tells us that there is a lot of awareness raising work to be done in order to improve the use of ANC services to ensure that near 100 procent of women use ANC services. The provinces of Congo Central and Maniema are most affected by this poor performance, as shown in the results reported by Sanru and referenced below. Operational research will be carried out to identify the determinants of the late onset of ANC in pregnant women in the areas supported. The results below were reported by Sanru for the fist 10 month of implementation and can be found in their report, some are highlighted here: In regards to ANC: For all 130 ESS supported by the project 46,323 women (15,490 in Kasaï, 14,306 in KongoCentral and 16,527 in Maniema) used the services of Prenatal Consultation 1 from January to July 2024, an average of 103%. Among these women, 25,855 women ( 12,386 in Kasaï, 3,315 in Congo Central and 10,154 in Maniema) used ANC1 in the 16th week of pregnancy ( 57.2% ). Organization of the basic survey in the province of Congo Central Organization of the monitoring mission for project implementation in the 3 provinces of Kasaï,, Congo Central and Maniema in order to secure baseline date some of this data shared below, more available in the report from Sanru. Monitoring of SRMNEA indicators: From January to July 2024, in all the ESS supported by Bomoyi2 73 maternal deaths occured (6 in Kasai, 46 in Congo Central and 21 in Maniema), i.e. an average rate of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births estimated respectively at 39.26 for Kasai, against 331.94 for Congo Central and 160.51 for Maniema. Notification and Support of Survivors of Sexual Violence (SVS) with the PEP Kit: Overall, the project was notified of 814 cases of SVS in total (including 211 in Congo Central, 184 in Kasaï and 419 in Maniema) of which 376 received the PEP kits within 72 hours (127 in KC, 76 in Kasaï and 173 in Maniema), i.e. 46.2% completion which indicates that more outreach needs to be undertaken in order to be able to distribute more PEP kits within the 72 hours as well as ensure emergency contraceptives. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16691-16691A0101 Sweden SANRU has submitted an application for funding for the second phase of the project Bomoyi which aims to improve maternal and neonatal care in the DRC, through the conversion of nurses to midwives, and rehabilitation and equipment of maternity wards and improving overall delivery care. SANRU plans to continue their work in the two provinces Kasai and Maniema, and in the second phase expand their project to the province of Kongo Central. SANRU in the second phase of the project propose to consolidate the obtained results with the intervention of the project in the two provinces with a view to achieving the ratio of 1 midwife for 10 000 populations and sustaining the achievements of the first phase of the project in the 36 HZ. To assist DRC in his challenge of reducing maternal and infant mortality, SANRU proposes to extend the intervention in a new Province (Kongo Central with 6 HZ with high maternal mortality rate) among the 14 priority Provinces, bringing the province coverage from 14.3% to 21.4%. This project will continue strengthen the capacity of midwives, nurses and social workers to improve maternity, emergency working environment and community-based interventions. SANRU har lämnat in en ansökan om finansiering för den andra fasen av projektet Bomoyi, som syftar till att förbättra mödra- och neonatalvården i Demokratiska republiken Kongo genom vidareutbildning av sjuksköterskor till barnmorskor, samt uppbyggnad och renovering av förlossningsavdelningar för att förbättra den allmänna förlossningsvården. SANRU planerar att fortsätta sitt arbete i de två provinserna Kasai och Maniema och därtill utvidga projektet till provinsen Kongo Central. SANRU föreslår att under projektets andra fas konsolidera de resultat som uppnåtts genom projektet i de två provinserna, med syftet att uppnå en barnmorska per 10 000 invånare och upprätthålla de resultat som uppnåtts under projektets första fas i de 36 hälsozonerna. För att bistå Demokratiska republiken Kongo i dess utmaning att minska mödra- och spädbarnsdödligheten föreslår SANRU att insatsen utvidgas till en ny provins (Kongo Central med 6 områden med hög mödradödlighet) bland de 14 prioriterade provinserna, så att provinstäckningen ökar från 14,3 % till 21,4 %. Detta projekt kommer att fortsätta att stärka barnmorskors, sjuksköterskors och socialarbetares kapacitet att förbättra mödravården i DR Kongo. The second phase of the Bomoyi project aims to improve the capacity of health facilities in 3 selected provinces (Kasai, Kongo Central and Maniema) to provide reproductive and maternal, neonatal, child, and adolescent health services. Additionally, it strives to promote behavioral change among adolescents, young women, and men, with the goal of preventing early marriages and increased contraception use. Furthermore, the initiative aims to strengthen the community system to enable young women and men to access high-quality medical and non-medical support and Sexual and Gender Based (SGBV) services. This package of activities is expected to contribute to the overarching objective of reducing maternal and neonatal mortality in the country . Sweden SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural Kasai The activities take place at this location -5.101145 21.020086 Maniema The activities take place at this location -3.248653 26.205452 Kongo central The activities take place at this location -5.290817 14.103418 Kasai The activities take place at this location -5.101145 21.020086 Maniema The activities take place at this location -3.248653 26.205452 Kongo central The activities take place at this location -5.290817 14.103418 Kasai The activities take place at this location -5.101145 21.020086 Maniema The activities take place at this location -3.248653 26.205452 Kongo central The activities take place at this location -5.290817 14.103418 Kasai The activities take place at this location -5.101145 21.020086 Maniema The activities take place at this location -3.248653 26.205452 Kongo central The activities take place at this location -5.290817 14.103418 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 14000000 9000000 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 15000000 14000000 0 0 2462400 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 11331600 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 24080600 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 125400 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 8871800 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 907200 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 4174800 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 46200 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 29700 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 5703300 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 2683800 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 583200 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 49500 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 972000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 4473000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 9505500 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reducing gender based violence Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased and more equitable access to health services including nutrition, with a focus on women, adolescents and children Ökad och mer jämlik tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård samt nutrition, med fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar och barn Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-16691-16691A0102 Sweden SANRU has submitted an application for funding for the second phase of the project Bomoyi which aims to improve maternal and neonatal care in the DRC, through the conversion of nurses to midwives, and rehabilitation and equipment of maternity wards and improving overall delivery care. SANRU plans to continue their work in the two provinces Kasai and Maniema, and in the second phase expand their project to the province of Kongo Central. SANRU in the second phase of the project propose to consolidate the obtained results with the intervention of the project in the two provinces with a view to achieving the ratio of 1 midwife for 10 000 populations and sustaining the achievements of the first phase of the project in the 36 HZ. To assist DRC in his challenge of reducing maternal and infant mortality, SANRU proposes to extend the intervention in a new Province (Kongo Central with 6 HZ with high maternal mortality rate) among the 14 priority Provinces, bringing the province coverage from 14.3% to 21.4%. This project will continue strengthen the capacity of midwives, nurses and social workers to improve maternity, emergency working environment and community-based interventions. SANRU har lämnat in en ansökan om finansiering för den andra fasen av projektet Bomoyi, som syftar till att förbättra mödra- och neonatalvården i Demokratiska republiken Kongo genom vidareutbildning av sjuksköterskor till barnmorskor, samt uppbyggnad och renovering av förlossningsavdelningar för att förbättra den allmänna förlossningsvården. SANRU planerar att fortsätta sitt arbete i de två provinserna Kasai och Maniema och därtill utvidga projektet till provinsen Kongo Central. SANRU föreslår att under projektets andra fas konsolidera de resultat som uppnåtts genom projektet i de två provinserna, med syftet att uppnå en barnmorska per 10 000 invånare och upprätthålla de resultat som uppnåtts under projektets första fas i de 36 hälsozonerna. För att bistå Demokratiska republiken Kongo i dess utmaning att minska mödra- och spädbarnsdödligheten föreslår SANRU att insatsen utvidgas till en ny provins (Kongo Central med 6 områden med hög mödradödlighet) bland de 14 prioriterade provinserna, så att provinstäckningen ökar från 14,3 % till 21,4 %. Detta projekt kommer att fortsätta att stärka barnmorskors, sjuksköterskors och socialarbetares kapacitet att förbättra mödravården i DR Kongo. The second phase of the Bomoyi project aims to improve the capacity of health facilities in 3 selected provinces (Kasai, Kongo Central and Maniema) to provide reproductive and maternal, neonatal, child, and adolescent health services. Additionally, it strives to promote behavioral change among adolescents, young women, and men, with the goal of preventing early marriages and increased contraception use. Furthermore, the initiative aims to strengthen the community system to enable young women and men to access high-quality medical and non-medical support and Sexual and Gender Based (SGBV) services. This package of activities is expected to contribute to the overarching objective of reducing maternal and neonatal mortality in the country . Sweden SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 15000000 4473000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 49500 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 9505500 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 972000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 49500 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 9505500 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 4473000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural 972000 SANRU/Santé en Milieu Rural DR Congo 2026-2031 DR Kongo 2026-2031 Improved livelihood opportunities through inclusive institutions, job creation, trade, and education and training. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom inkluderande institutioner, jobbskapande, handel och utbildning. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased access to health, including sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad tillgång till hälsa inklusive sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-16717 Sweden Sweden will support Women's Law Centre (WLC), a civil society organisation from Moldova, to implement core support activities provided by WLC’s Strategic Plan and RAF during 2023 - 2027. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of WLC’s medium term Strategic Plan in fighting domestic and gender-based violence in Moldova. The main objective and expected result of core activities is that the Women’s Law Center contributes to building a community where people live their life free of violence and abuse, and are safe and protected in their families and relationships. This is the third core support offered to WLC by Sweden. Sverige kommer att stödja Kvinnors lagcentrum (WLC), en civil organisation från Moldavien, för genomförandet av kärnstödsaktiviteter försedda av WLCs Strategiska plan och RAF under 2023 – 2027. Kärnstöd beviljas för att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och för att stödja genomförandet av WLCs medellång sikt Strategisk plan i bekämpning av våld i hem och könsrelaterat våld i Moldavien. Det huvudsakliga målet och förväntade resultat av kärnaktiviteterna är att Kvinnors lagcentrum bidrar med att bygga ett samhälle där människor kan leva fria från våld och övergrepp och är säkra och skyddade i deras familjer och relationer. Det här är det tredje kärnstödet som erbjuds till WLC från Sverige. The main objective is to support further institutional development of WLC with the final scope for the organisation: to be financial sustainable, to enhance institutional mechanisms and routines to ensure results' sustainability over time, to deliver professional services for domestic violence victims and to advocate and promote best legal and institutional standards in preventing and fighting domestic violence at the national level. Given the context and the field where the organisation is active, the lessons learned and the strategic goal, WLC's activity remains focused on the following areas of intervention: 1. Prevention Strategic objective 1: Raise public awareness about violence against women Strategic objective 2: Build the capacity of professionals in the justice, social assistance and health care sectors 2. Protection Strategic objective 3: Develop and consolidate services provided to victims of violence against women 3. Researched based policies Strategic objective 4: Policy development through direct contribution, lobbying and advocacy on the basis of evidence from research and analysis 4. Organisational development Strategic objective 5: Increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the organisation Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general 2023-2024 Outcome I: Domestic violence is prevented by reducing tolerance towards it Through widespread awareness campaigns and training of 777 professionals, the WLC strengthened public and institutional understanding of domestic violence, promoting prevention and shifting societal attitudes toward zero tolerance. Outcome II: Victims of violence against women are better protected and the offenders are justified The WLC provided comprehensive support services - legal, psychological, social, and vocational, especially expanding access in rural areas, ensuring better protection for victims and empowering them to engage with justice processes. Outcome III: Adoption and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated policies WLC actively shaped legal reform, aligned national frameworks with the Istanbul Convention, and used evidence from research and monitoring to advocate for systemic change, including the recognition of femicide. Outcome IV: Women in detention benefit from access to justice and psychological support Thanks to a strong partnership with Penitentiary No. 7, women in detention received legal aid, therapy, and family support, helping restore dignity and lay the groundwork for successful reintegration. Outcome V: Change agents have increased capacity to address gender-based violence WLC trained journalists to report on violence against women with empathy and accuracy, encouraging responsible storytelling that challenges stigma and raises public awareness. Outcome VI: The WLC has the capacity to promote and defend women's rights and contribute to the elimination of violence against women A thorough evaluation of WLC's 2019-2024 strategy informed future planning and reinforced its organizational strength, ensuring continued leadership in protecting women's rights. 2025 Outcome I: Prevention The intervention significantly expanded public awareness of violence against women, reaching over 350,000 people through nationwide campaigns, media appearances, exhibitions, and youth focused activities. Professional capacities improved through 27 trainings for 627 specialists, including judges, prosecutors, police officers, social workers, doctors, journalists, and paralegals. Support for women in detention expanded, with over 160 women receiving legal information, 37 women accessing psychological counselling and many participating in therapeutic activities. Staff in penitentiaries strengthened their knowledge of international standards, improving institutional practices. Outcome II: Protection In relation to services for victims of violence, WLC provided holistic, victim centered support through legal counseling, social assistance, psychological help and a toll free hotline, assisting 635 people through 3,470 interventions. Most beneficiaries accessed services in person (67%), followed by phone (29%) and online (4%), with support tailored to women`s specific needs across both urban and rural areas. WLC supported 36 women in developing income generating activities through grants across diverse fields, helping reduce economic dependence on aggressors. Ten refugee and local women received grants totaling 312,421 MDL, while broader empowerment programs reached over 300 women and girls, strengthening long term financial resilience and social reintegration. Outcome 3: Policies WLC experts played a key role in shaping legislative reforms including the criminalization of digital violence, forced marriage and the introduction of femicide while also providing critical opinions on police intervention standards and draft laws affecting victims rights. Alongside this, WLC advanced national dialogue through caseanalysis reports, a femicide conference and a comprehensive study on access to justice for women, including those with multiple vulnerabilities. Outcome 4: WLC Capacity Strengthening WLC advanced its institutional development by launching the Organizational Development Strategy 20252030, created through broad consultations with staff, the Board, national partners and beneficiaries. Internal processes were strengthened through improved monitoring and evaluation tools, including the updated Results Assessment Framework. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16717-16717A0101 Sweden Sweden will support Women's Law Centre (WLC), a civil society organisation from Moldova, to implement core support activities provided by WLC’s Strategic Plan and RAF during 2023 - 2027. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of WLC’s medium term Strategic Plan in fighting domestic and gender-based violence in Moldova. The main objective and expected result of core activities is that the Women’s Law Center contributes to building a community where people live their life free of violence and abuse, and are safe and protected in their families and relationships. This is the third core support offered to WLC by Sweden. Sverige kommer att stödja Kvinnors lagcentrum (WLC), en civil organisation från Moldavien, för genomförandet av kärnstödsaktiviteter försedda av WLCs Strategiska plan och RAF under 2023 – 2027. Kärnstöd beviljas för att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och för att stödja genomförandet av WLCs medellång sikt Strategisk plan i bekämpning av våld i hem och könsrelaterat våld i Moldavien. Det huvudsakliga målet och förväntade resultat av kärnaktiviteterna är att Kvinnors lagcentrum bidrar med att bygga ett samhälle där människor kan leva fria från våld och övergrepp och är säkra och skyddade i deras familjer och relationer. Det här är det tredje kärnstödet som erbjuds till WLC från Sverige. The main objective is to support further institutional development of WLC with the final scope for the organisation: to be financial sustainable, to enhance institutional mechanisms and routines to ensure results' sustainability over time, to deliver professional services for domestic violence victims and to advocate and promote best legal and institutional standards in preventing and fighting domestic violence at the national level. Given the context and the field where the organisation is active, the lessons learned and the strategic goal, WLC's activity remains focused on the following areas of intervention: 1. Prevention Strategic objective 1: Raise public awareness about violence against women Strategic objective 2: Build the capacity of professionals in the justice, social assistance and health care sectors 2. Protection Strategic objective 3: Develop and consolidate services provided to victims of violence against women 3. Researched based policies Strategic objective 4: Policy development through direct contribution, lobbying and advocacy on the basis of evidence from research and analysis 4. Organisational development Strategic objective 5: Increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the organisation Sweden Womens Law Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Womens Law Center 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2900000 3000000 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 2899999.9999999995 8900000 Womens Law Center 2900000 Womens Law Center 3000000 Womens Law Center 3000000 Womens Law Center Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved livelihood opportunities for groups that are excluded or discriminated against Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för exkluderade eller diskriminerade grupper Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16717-16717A0102 Sweden Sweden will support Women's Law Centre (WLC), a civil society organisation from Moldova, to implement core support activities provided by WLC’s Strategic Plan and RAF during 2023 - 2027. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of WLC’s medium term Strategic Plan in fighting domestic and gender-based violence in Moldova. The main objective and expected result of core activities is that the Women’s Law Center contributes to building a community where people live their life free of violence and abuse, and are safe and protected in their families and relationships. This is the third core support offered to WLC by Sweden. Sverige kommer att stödja Kvinnors lagcentrum (WLC), en civil organisation från Moldavien, för genomförandet av kärnstödsaktiviteter försedda av WLCs Strategiska plan och RAF under 2023 – 2027. Kärnstöd beviljas för att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och för att stödja genomförandet av WLCs medellång sikt Strategisk plan i bekämpning av våld i hem och könsrelaterat våld i Moldavien. Det huvudsakliga målet och förväntade resultat av kärnaktiviteterna är att Kvinnors lagcentrum bidrar med att bygga ett samhälle där människor kan leva fria från våld och övergrepp och är säkra och skyddade i deras familjer och relationer. Det här är det tredje kärnstödet som erbjuds till WLC från Sverige. The main objective is to support further institutional development of WLC with the final scope for the organisation: to be financial sustainable, to enhance institutional mechanisms and routines to ensure results' sustainability over time, to deliver professional services for domestic violence victims and to advocate and promote best legal and institutional standards in preventing and fighting domestic violence at the national level. Given the context and the field where the organisation is active, the lessons learned and the strategic goal, WLC's activity remains focused on the following areas of intervention: 1. Prevention Strategic objective 1: Raise public awareness about violence against women Strategic objective 2: Build the capacity of professionals in the justice, social assistance and health care sectors 2. Protection Strategic objective 3: Develop and consolidate services provided to victims of violence against women 3. Researched based policies Strategic objective 4: Policy development through direct contribution, lobbying and advocacy on the basis of evidence from research and analysis 4. Organisational development Strategic objective 5: Increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the organisation Sweden Womens Law Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Womens Law Center 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 2000000 2000000 1000000 0 3000000 Womens Law Center 1000000 Womens Law Center Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened economic development through job creation and trade Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling genom jobbskapande och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16730 Sweden The project Integrity Driven Communities contributes to the Strategy for Reform Cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey for 2021-2027, in the area of Human rights, Democracy, Rule of Law and Gender equality, focusing on the objective Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption. The Overall project goal is to support the creation and institutionalization of strong municipal integrity systems and practices that minimize corruption risks and increase citizens trust through: - better equipped municipalities to identify and mitigate corruption vulnerabilities, and - enhanced capacities of civil society and media to better monitor municipal decision-making processes and service delivery. As a cross cutting issue the project will support central government stakeholders to encourage the municipalities to apply good governance principles (transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusiveness) in particular related to the high corruption risk functions: public procurement and contracting, land use, licensing and permitting processes, service delivery, as well as human resources recruiting and hiring practices. Digitalization as a key component of anti-corruption efforts will be attended, especially in regards to reducing opportunities for corruption, and within the context of opening up and providing access to public interest information through online portals, databases, and websites. The municipalities will be encouraged to use Open Data and Document Management System (DMS) and to demonstrate their commitment to transparency, while using the DMS to show greater accountability. The contribution is expected to provide substantial support and focus on the power and voice of poor people and marginalized groups and to contribute to strengthening of human rights. Moreover, the project focus on municipal authorities like waste management, land use, building permits and licenses, public procurement, and public property use, make environment and climate change an important area of focus and a value that will be prioritized with this project. Gender equality will be mainstreamed in recognition of the disproportionate impact of corruption on women and girls tied to gender-based forms of corruption. Focus will be given to women belonging to ethnic minority groups, and the project will support the central government stakeholders in engaging marginalized groups , such as youth and Roma. The suggested multy-ethnic and multy -party approach with the planned project ensures a solid base for mitigating possible conflict risks. The total project budget is around 80 mSEK shared by Sweden and Switzerland for the period December 2024 - October 2028.The contribution by Sweden in the total project support is 24 mSEK for the period 15th December 2024 to 30th November 2027. The activity budget covered by Sweden mainly reflects the agreed upon allocation, between SDC and Sida at the determined rate ( SDC 65% /Sida 35%), which is a reasonable and logical approach as compared to the overall share of budget contribution by both donors. Nordmakedoniens regering har uttryckt att bekämpning av korruption är en prioritet. Detta bekräftas av det fleråriga arbetsprogram som lades fram i oktober 2024. Det lyfts också fram inom ramen för EU-kommissionens tillväxtplan för Västra Balkan. Sverige stödjer arbetet mot korruption i Nordmakedonien genom olika program som bidrar till EU-närmande, grävande journalistik och förbättrad offentlig styrning på central nivå. Med det föreslagna stödet skulle Sverige även bidra till att stärka arbetet på kommunal nivå, där korruption ofta påverkar vanliga medborgare och i synnerhet redan utsatta grupper som etniska minoriteter, ungdomar och kvinnor. NDI är en internationell expertorganisation och etablerad partner till Sida. NDI bedöms ha kunskap om regionen samt god kapacitet och tillgång till global expertis. En utvärdering visar på tidigare framgångar i ett program om att stärka kvinnors politiska deltagande i Nordmakedonien. Sidas sammantagna bedömning är därför att samarbetet tidigare har fungerat väl med NDI och att de besitter en relativt unik lokal kompetens och förmåga att verka inom detta område i landet. Huvudmålet för programmet är att skapa starka system för att förebygga korruption i kommunerna och stärka medborgarnas förtroende för den offentliga förvaltningen. Detta ska göras genom: Att kommunerna får bättre verktyg för att identifiera och hantera korruption. Att civilsamhället och medierna stärks så att de kan övervaka och påverka beslut och tjänster på kommunal nivå. Programmet kommer också att stödja centrala myndigheter i att uppmuntra kommunerna att följa goda principer som transparens, ansvarsskyldighet och inkludering, särskilt inom områden med hög risk för korruption såsom offentlig upphandling och rekrytering. Digitalisering är en viktig del av projektet för att minska möjligheten till korruption. Kommunerna uppmuntras att öppna upp sina data och använda digitala system för att visa att de är transparenta och ansvariga. För att göra programmet mer effektivt och få större genomslag avses samfinansiering med Schweiz, en givare har liknande värderingar och mål som Sverige. Den totala föreslagna programbudgeten är cirka 80 miljoner SEK för perioden december 2024 till oktober 2028. Sveriges föreslagna bidrag till programbudgeten uppgår till 24 miljoner SEK under perioden 15 december 2024 till 30 november 2027. Sveriges stöd till budgeten för aktiviteter speglar i huvudsak den överenskomna fördelningen mellan Schweiz och Sverige (Schweiz 65 procent och Sverige 35 procent), vilket är en rimlig och logisk fördelning i förhållande till det totala bidraget från båda givarna. The project Integrity Driven Communities contributes to the Strategy for Reform Cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey for 2021-2027, in the area of Human rights, Democracy, Rule of Law and Gender equality, focusing on the objective Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption. Also, the institutional capacity building at national and local level and fight against corruption by strengthening the transparency and accountability of institutions is a priority according to the Sida's Revised Strategic Plan for Reform cooperation with North Macedonia 2024-2027. This project contributes to the Agenda 2030 to SDG 5 - Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls, sub-goal 5.5 Ensure full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision making in political, economic and public life; SDG 16 Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide acess to justice for all and build effective,accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels, sub-goals 16.5 Substainionaly reduce Corruption and bribery in all their forms, 16.6 Develop effective, transparent and accountable institutions at all levels, 16.7 Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels, and 16.10 Ensure public acess to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance to national legislation and international agreements. Moreover, the current government of North Macedonia has clearly stated that the fight against corruption is a priority. This is confirmed through the Reform Agenda and Multiannual Work Programme submitted by North Macedonia under the Reform and Growth Facility for the Western Balkans on 23 October 2024. Sweden provides support to combating corruption at central level with direct support to the Cabinet of the Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance through the Support to EU integration project , as well as through provided support to investigative journalism and Support to more transparent and accountable governance. With this contribution Sweden will extend and strengthen the support at municipal level where corruption is directly affecting the citizens of the country, especially the marginalized groups, ethnic minorities, youth and women, that are disproportionately harmed by the diversion of public funds and assets for private or political gain. Joining forces with other donors is the approach that is used to multiply the project impact in a sensitive area of reform. For this contribution Sweden will join forces with Switzerland which is a like-minded donor, that shares same values and has similar approaches in development support with Sweden. NDI is a familiar partner to Sida that provides high quality of expertise, as well as long-term capacity built and generated project relevant knowledge from the region and globally. The Overall project goal is to support the creation and institutionalization of strong municipal integrity systems and practices that minimize corruption risks and increase citizens trust through: - better equipped municipalities to identify and mitigate corruption vulnerabilities, and - enhanced capacities of civil society and media to better monitor municipal decision-making processes and service delivery. As a cross cutting issue the project will support central government stakeholders to encourage the municipalities to apply good governance principles (transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusiveness) in particular related to the high corruption risk functions: public procurement and contracting, land use, licensing and permitting processes, service delivery, as well as human resources recruiting and hiring practices. Digitalization as a key component of anti-corruption efforts will be attended, especially in regards to reducing opportunities for corruption, and within the context of opening up and providing access to public interest information through online portals, databases, and websites.The municipalities will be encouraged to use Open Data and Document Management System (DMS) and to demonstrate their commitment to transparency, while using the DMS to show greater accountability. The contribution is expected to provide substantial support and focus on the power and voice of poor people and marginalized groups and to contribute to strenghtening of human rights. Moreover, the project focus on municipal authorities like waste management, land use, building permits and licenses, public procurement, and public property use, make environment and climate change an important area of focus and a value that will be prioritized with this project. Gender equality will be mainstreamed in recognition of the disproportionate impact of corruption on women and girls tied to gender-based forms of corruption. Focus will be given to women belonging to ethnic minority groups, and the project will support the central government stakeholders in engaging marginalized groups , such as youth and Roma. The suggested multy-ethnic and multy -party approach with the planned project ensures a solid base for mitigating possible conflict risks. This contribution is planned based on thorough analyses made by NDI during the inception period (December 5, 2023-October 31, 2024). In this period NDI conducted general political analyses and assessment of commitment of local authorities and involved stakeholders to the project target and planned results. The selected six pilot municipalities were supportive of the project and demonstrated initial willingness to engage. The total project budget is around 80 mSEK shared by Sweden and Switzerland for the period December 2024 - October 2028.The contribution by Sweden in the total project support is 24 mSEK for the period 15th December 2024 to 30th November 2027. The activity budget covered by Sweden mainly reflects the agreed upon allocation, between SDC and Sida at the determined rate ( SDC 65% /Sida 35%), which is a reasonable and logical approach as compared to the overall share of budget contribution by both donors. Based on the above assessment, Sida decides to support this project with 24 000 000 SEK for the implementing periof 15th December 2024- 30th November 2027. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general The project is in its second year of implementation and operates within a politically sensitive and challenging environment. The 2025 EU progress report for North Macedonia indicates no progress in corruption prevention or prosecution of high level cases, noting that corruption remains widespread across institutions. Local governments are pointed out as part of this system, often facing challenges such as non-transparent procurement, political influence over hiring, and weak internal audit structures. During the reporting period, effective cooperation was established with key authorities, including the Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance, the Minister of Local Self-Government, the Minister of Justice, the State Audit Office, the State Commission for the Prevention of Corruption, and six pilot municipalities: Bitola, Bogovinje, Gazi Baba, Kumanovo, Strumica, and Shtip. The Operational Report for the period 1 November 2024 30 June 2025 outlines the progress achieved during the initial phase of implementation. Key results include: - Launch of key assessments: The Assessment of Anti-Corruption Legal Frameworks, the Corruption Proofing of Legislation (CPL), and the Baseline Assessment of Public Finance Management Practices were initiated. All three assessments are currently underway and are expected to produce concrete recommendations in the next reporting period. - Strengthening local integrity systems: The six participating municipalities made significant progress by adopting a range of internal procedures aimed at enhancing transparency, accountability, and responsible governance. Four municipalities introduced conflict-of-interest prevention procedures; four adopted internal whistle blower protection mechanisms; one regulated domestic and international business trips; one adopted rules on gifts and hospitality; and one established an internal Risk Register. - Improved internal governance practices: Additional procedures were introduced by all six pilot municipalities to regulate participation in training and the use of representation funds, contributing to clearer internal rules and more responsible management of public resources. - Enhanced transparency and access to information: All six municipalities developed and adopted two key internal procedures one governing free access to public information and another aimed at strengthening proactive transparency on municipal websites. These efforts align with the national Transparency Strategy (20232026) and promote more open, responsive, and citizen-oriented local governance. Publicly available procedures from Bitola, Gazi Baba, Kumanovo, and Stip can be accessed through their municipal websites. - Stakeholder Mapping Analysis: The Integrity Driven Communities project (IDC) conducted a stakeholder mapping exercise that identified active civil society organizations in each of the six pilot municipalities. These organizations will take part in upcoming collective action initiatives supporting municipalities in strengthening their integrity systems, particularly in procurement and licensing/permitting. - Engagement with the private sector: Cooperation was established with 19 companies from the Municipality of Shtip, resulting in findings and recommendations aimed at addressing public procurement challenges and promoting business integrity through collective action. - Youth engagement through the Game Jam: The Empowering the Next Generation of Game Developers Game Jam engaged young creators from multiple municipalities in a month-long skills development initiative. By combining game design with civic themes, the activity demonstrated the potential of interactive media to promote democratic values. Participants developed functional game prototypes and deepened their understanding of anti-corruption, transparency, and ethical decision-making. The final showcase highlighted their ability to translate complex governance topics into meaningful game play experiences. - Corruption Risk Assessment launched: A Corruption Risk Assessment was initiated and will provide tailored inputs for each of the six beneficiary municipalities. Sida assesses that overall, the project is achieving satisfactory results in compliance to the approved work plan and budget and agreed project document. The project activities continue to support awareness raising and positive societal change through active engagement of municipal authorities, the private sector, and civil society organizations. The achievements to date demonstrate strong commitment among local stakeholders to improving integrity, governance practices, and public trust. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16730-16730A0101 Sweden The project Integrity Driven Communities contributes to the Strategy for Reform Cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey for 2021-2027, in the area of Human rights, Democracy, Rule of Law and Gender equality, focusing on the objective Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption. The Overall project goal is to support the creation and institutionalization of strong municipal integrity systems and practices that minimize corruption risks and increase citizens trust through: - better equipped municipalities to identify and mitigate corruption vulnerabilities, and - enhanced capacities of civil society and media to better monitor municipal decision-making processes and service delivery. As a cross cutting issue the project will support central government stakeholders to encourage the municipalities to apply good governance principles (transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusiveness) in particular related to the high corruption risk functions: public procurement and contracting, land use, licensing and permitting processes, service delivery, as well as human resources recruiting and hiring practices. Digitalization as a key component of anti-corruption efforts will be attended, especially in regards to reducing opportunities for corruption, and within the context of opening up and providing access to public interest information through online portals, databases, and websites. The municipalities will be encouraged to use Open Data and Document Management System (DMS) and to demonstrate their commitment to transparency, while using the DMS to show greater accountability. The contribution is expected to provide substantial support and focus on the power and voice of poor people and marginalized groups and to contribute to strengthening of human rights. Moreover, the project focus on municipal authorities like waste management, land use, building permits and licenses, public procurement, and public property use, make environment and climate change an important area of focus and a value that will be prioritized with this project. Gender equality will be mainstreamed in recognition of the disproportionate impact of corruption on women and girls tied to gender-based forms of corruption. Focus will be given to women belonging to ethnic minority groups, and the project will support the central government stakeholders in engaging marginalized groups , such as youth and Roma. The suggested multy-ethnic and multy -party approach with the planned project ensures a solid base for mitigating possible conflict risks. The total project budget is around 80 mSEK shared by Sweden and Switzerland for the period December 2024 - October 2028.The contribution by Sweden in the total project support is 24 mSEK for the period 15th December 2024 to 30th November 2027. The activity budget covered by Sweden mainly reflects the agreed upon allocation, between SDC and Sida at the determined rate ( SDC 65% /Sida 35%), which is a reasonable and logical approach as compared to the overall share of budget contribution by both donors. Nordmakedoniens regering har uttryckt att bekämpning av korruption är en prioritet. Detta bekräftas av det fleråriga arbetsprogram som lades fram i oktober 2024. Det lyfts också fram inom ramen för EU-kommissionens tillväxtplan för Västra Balkan. Sverige stödjer arbetet mot korruption i Nordmakedonien genom olika program som bidrar till EU-närmande, grävande journalistik och förbättrad offentlig styrning på central nivå. Med det föreslagna stödet skulle Sverige även bidra till att stärka arbetet på kommunal nivå, där korruption ofta påverkar vanliga medborgare och i synnerhet redan utsatta grupper som etniska minoriteter, ungdomar och kvinnor. NDI är en internationell expertorganisation och etablerad partner till Sida. NDI bedöms ha kunskap om regionen samt god kapacitet och tillgång till global expertis. En utvärdering visar på tidigare framgångar i ett program om att stärka kvinnors politiska deltagande i Nordmakedonien. Sidas sammantagna bedömning är därför att samarbetet tidigare har fungerat väl med NDI och att de besitter en relativt unik lokal kompetens och förmåga att verka inom detta område i landet. Huvudmålet för programmet är att skapa starka system för att förebygga korruption i kommunerna och stärka medborgarnas förtroende för den offentliga förvaltningen. Detta ska göras genom: Att kommunerna får bättre verktyg för att identifiera och hantera korruption. Att civilsamhället och medierna stärks så att de kan övervaka och påverka beslut och tjänster på kommunal nivå. Programmet kommer också att stödja centrala myndigheter i att uppmuntra kommunerna att följa goda principer som transparens, ansvarsskyldighet och inkludering, särskilt inom områden med hög risk för korruption såsom offentlig upphandling och rekrytering. Digitalisering är en viktig del av projektet för att minska möjligheten till korruption. Kommunerna uppmuntras att öppna upp sina data och använda digitala system för att visa att de är transparenta och ansvariga. För att göra programmet mer effektivt och få större genomslag avses samfinansiering med Schweiz, en givare har liknande värderingar och mål som Sverige. Den totala föreslagna programbudgeten är cirka 80 miljoner SEK för perioden december 2024 till oktober 2028. Sveriges föreslagna bidrag till programbudgeten uppgår till 24 miljoner SEK under perioden 15 december 2024 till 30 november 2027. Sveriges stöd till budgeten för aktiviteter speglar i huvudsak den överenskomna fördelningen mellan Schweiz och Sverige (Schweiz 65 procent och Sverige 35 procent), vilket är en rimlig och logisk fördelning i förhållande till det totala bidraget från båda givarna. The project Integrity Driven Communities contributes to the Strategy for Reform Cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey for 2021-2027, in the area of Human rights, Democracy, Rule of Law and Gender equality, focusing on the objective Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption. Also, the institutional capacity building at national and local level and fight against corruption by strengthening the transparency and accountability of institutions is a priority according to the Sida's Revised Strategic Plan for Reform cooperation with North Macedonia 2024-2027. This project contributes to the Agenda 2030 to SDG 5 - Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls, sub-goal 5.5 Ensure full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision making in political, economic and public life; SDG 16 Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide acess to justice for all and build effective,accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels, sub-goals 16.5 Substainionaly reduce Corruption and bribery in all their forms, 16.6 Develop effective, transparent and accountable institutions at all levels, 16.7 Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels, and 16.10 Ensure public acess to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance to national legislation and international agreements. Moreover, the current government of North Macedonia has clearly stated that the fight against corruption is a priority. This is confirmed through the Reform Agenda and Multiannual Work Programme submitted by North Macedonia under the Reform and Growth Facility for the Western Balkans on 23 October 2024. Sweden provides support to combating corruption at central level with direct support to the Cabinet of the Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance through the Support to EU integration project , as well as through provided support to investigative journalism and Support to more transparent and accountable governance. With this contribution Sweden will extend and strengthen the support at municipal level where corruption is directly affecting the citizens of the country, especially the marginalized groups, ethnic minorities, youth and women, that are disproportionately harmed by the diversion of public funds and assets for private or political gain. Joining forces with other donors is the approach that is used to multiply the project impact in a sensitive area of reform. For this contribution Sweden will join forces with Switzerland which is a like-minded donor, that shares same values and has similar approaches in development support with Sweden. NDI is a familiar partner to Sida that provides high quality of expertise, as well as long-term capacity built and generated project relevant knowledge from the region and globally. The Overall project goal is to support the creation and institutionalization of strong municipal integrity systems and practices that minimize corruption risks and increase citizens trust through: - better equipped municipalities to identify and mitigate corruption vulnerabilities, and - enhanced capacities of civil society and media to better monitor municipal decision-making processes and service delivery. As a cross cutting issue the project will support central government stakeholders to encourage the municipalities to apply good governance principles (transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusiveness) in particular related to the high corruption risk functions: public procurement and contracting, land use, licensing and permitting processes, service delivery, as well as human resources recruiting and hiring practices. Digitalization as a key component of anti-corruption efforts will be attended, especially in regards to reducing opportunities for corruption, and within the context of opening up and providing access to public interest information through online portals, databases, and websites.The municipalities will be encouraged to use Open Data and Document Management System (DMS) and to demonstrate their commitment to transparency, while using the DMS to show greater accountability. The contribution is expected to provide substantial support and focus on the power and voice of poor people and marginalized groups and to contribute to strenghtening of human rights. Moreover, the project focus on municipal authorities like waste management, land use, building permits and licenses, public procurement, and public property use, make environment and climate change an important area of focus and a value that will be prioritized with this project. Gender equality will be mainstreamed in recognition of the disproportionate impact of corruption on women and girls tied to gender-based forms of corruption. Focus will be given to women belonging to ethnic minority groups, and the project will support the central government stakeholders in engaging marginalized groups , such as youth and Roma. The suggested multy-ethnic and multy -party approach with the planned project ensures a solid base for mitigating possible conflict risks. This contribution is planned based on thorough analyses made by NDI during the inception period (December 5, 2023-October 31, 2024). In this period NDI conducted general political analyses and assessment of commitment of local authorities and involved stakeholders to the project target and planned results. The selected six pilot municipalities were supportive of the project and demonstrated initial willingness to engage. The total project budget is around 80 mSEK shared by Sweden and Switzerland for the period December 2024 - October 2028.The contribution by Sweden in the total project support is 24 mSEK for the period 15th December 2024 to 30th November 2027. The activity budget covered by Sweden mainly reflects the agreed upon allocation, between SDC and Sida at the determined rate ( SDC 65% /Sida 35%), which is a reasonable and logical approach as compared to the overall share of budget contribution by both donors. Based on the above assessment, Sida decides to support this project with 24 000 000 SEK for the implementing periof 15th December 2024- 30th November 2027. Sweden NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6401602 3098398 0 0 0 0 0.0000000001 0 0 0 0 -0.0000000004 3098398.0000000037 0 0 6401602 0 0 0 0 0 0 9500000 NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs 6401602 NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs 3098398 NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16730-16730A0102 Sweden The project Integrity Driven Communities contributes to the Strategy for Reform Cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey for 2021-2027, in the area of Human rights, Democracy, Rule of Law and Gender equality, focusing on the objective Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption. The Overall project goal is to support the creation and institutionalization of strong municipal integrity systems and practices that minimize corruption risks and increase citizens trust through: - better equipped municipalities to identify and mitigate corruption vulnerabilities, and - enhanced capacities of civil society and media to better monitor municipal decision-making processes and service delivery. As a cross cutting issue the project will support central government stakeholders to encourage the municipalities to apply good governance principles (transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusiveness) in particular related to the high corruption risk functions: public procurement and contracting, land use, licensing and permitting processes, service delivery, as well as human resources recruiting and hiring practices. Digitalization as a key component of anti-corruption efforts will be attended, especially in regards to reducing opportunities for corruption, and within the context of opening up and providing access to public interest information through online portals, databases, and websites. The municipalities will be encouraged to use Open Data and Document Management System (DMS) and to demonstrate their commitment to transparency, while using the DMS to show greater accountability. The contribution is expected to provide substantial support and focus on the power and voice of poor people and marginalized groups and to contribute to strengthening of human rights. Moreover, the project focus on municipal authorities like waste management, land use, building permits and licenses, public procurement, and public property use, make environment and climate change an important area of focus and a value that will be prioritized with this project. Gender equality will be mainstreamed in recognition of the disproportionate impact of corruption on women and girls tied to gender-based forms of corruption. Focus will be given to women belonging to ethnic minority groups, and the project will support the central government stakeholders in engaging marginalized groups , such as youth and Roma. The suggested multy-ethnic and multy -party approach with the planned project ensures a solid base for mitigating possible conflict risks. The total project budget is around 80 mSEK shared by Sweden and Switzerland for the period December 2024 - October 2028.The contribution by Sweden in the total project support is 24 mSEK for the period 15th December 2024 to 30th November 2027. The activity budget covered by Sweden mainly reflects the agreed upon allocation, between SDC and Sida at the determined rate ( SDC 65% /Sida 35%), which is a reasonable and logical approach as compared to the overall share of budget contribution by both donors. Nordmakedoniens regering har uttryckt att bekämpning av korruption är en prioritet. Detta bekräftas av det fleråriga arbetsprogram som lades fram i oktober 2024. Det lyfts också fram inom ramen för EU-kommissionens tillväxtplan för Västra Balkan. Sverige stödjer arbetet mot korruption i Nordmakedonien genom olika program som bidrar till EU-närmande, grävande journalistik och förbättrad offentlig styrning på central nivå. Med det föreslagna stödet skulle Sverige även bidra till att stärka arbetet på kommunal nivå, där korruption ofta påverkar vanliga medborgare och i synnerhet redan utsatta grupper som etniska minoriteter, ungdomar och kvinnor. NDI är en internationell expertorganisation och etablerad partner till Sida. NDI bedöms ha kunskap om regionen samt god kapacitet och tillgång till global expertis. En utvärdering visar på tidigare framgångar i ett program om att stärka kvinnors politiska deltagande i Nordmakedonien. Sidas sammantagna bedömning är därför att samarbetet tidigare har fungerat väl med NDI och att de besitter en relativt unik lokal kompetens och förmåga att verka inom detta område i landet. Huvudmålet för programmet är att skapa starka system för att förebygga korruption i kommunerna och stärka medborgarnas förtroende för den offentliga förvaltningen. Detta ska göras genom: Att kommunerna får bättre verktyg för att identifiera och hantera korruption. Att civilsamhället och medierna stärks så att de kan övervaka och påverka beslut och tjänster på kommunal nivå. Programmet kommer också att stödja centrala myndigheter i att uppmuntra kommunerna att följa goda principer som transparens, ansvarsskyldighet och inkludering, särskilt inom områden med hög risk för korruption såsom offentlig upphandling och rekrytering. Digitalisering är en viktig del av projektet för att minska möjligheten till korruption. Kommunerna uppmuntras att öppna upp sina data och använda digitala system för att visa att de är transparenta och ansvariga. För att göra programmet mer effektivt och få större genomslag avses samfinansiering med Schweiz, en givare har liknande värderingar och mål som Sverige. Den totala föreslagna programbudgeten är cirka 80 miljoner SEK för perioden december 2024 till oktober 2028. Sveriges föreslagna bidrag till programbudgeten uppgår till 24 miljoner SEK under perioden 15 december 2024 till 30 november 2027. Sveriges stöd till budgeten för aktiviteter speglar i huvudsak den överenskomna fördelningen mellan Schweiz och Sverige (Schweiz 65 procent och Sverige 35 procent), vilket är en rimlig och logisk fördelning i förhållande till det totala bidraget från båda givarna. The project Integrity Driven Communities contributes to the Strategy for Reform Cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey for 2021-2027, in the area of Human rights, Democracy, Rule of Law and Gender equality, focusing on the objective Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption. Also, the institutional capacity building at national and local level and fight against corruption by strengthening the transparency and accountability of institutions is a priority according to the Sida's Revised Strategic Plan for Reform cooperation with North Macedonia 2024-2027. This project contributes to the Agenda 2030 to SDG 5 - Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls, sub-goal 5.5 Ensure full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision making in political, economic and public life; SDG 16 Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide acess to justice for all and build effective,accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels, sub-goals 16.5 Substainionaly reduce Corruption and bribery in all their forms, 16.6 Develop effective, transparent and accountable institutions at all levels, 16.7 Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels, and 16.10 Ensure public acess to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance to national legislation and international agreements. Moreover, the current government of North Macedonia has clearly stated that the fight against corruption is a priority. This is confirmed through the Reform Agenda and Multiannual Work Programme submitted by North Macedonia under the Reform and Growth Facility for the Western Balkans on 23 October 2024. Sweden provides support to combating corruption at central level with direct support to the Cabinet of the Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance through the Support to EU integration project , as well as through provided support to investigative journalism and Support to more transparent and accountable governance. With this contribution Sweden will extend and strengthen the support at municipal level where corruption is directly affecting the citizens of the country, especially the marginalized groups, ethnic minorities, youth and women, that are disproportionately harmed by the diversion of public funds and assets for private or political gain. Joining forces with other donors is the approach that is used to multiply the project impact in a sensitive area of reform. For this contribution Sweden will join forces with Switzerland which is a like-minded donor, that shares same values and has similar approaches in development support with Sweden. NDI is a familiar partner to Sida that provides high quality of expertise, as well as long-term capacity built and generated project relevant knowledge from the region and globally. The Overall project goal is to support the creation and institutionalization of strong municipal integrity systems and practices that minimize corruption risks and increase citizens trust through: - better equipped municipalities to identify and mitigate corruption vulnerabilities, and - enhanced capacities of civil society and media to better monitor municipal decision-making processes and service delivery. As a cross cutting issue the project will support central government stakeholders to encourage the municipalities to apply good governance principles (transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusiveness) in particular related to the high corruption risk functions: public procurement and contracting, land use, licensing and permitting processes, service delivery, as well as human resources recruiting and hiring practices. Digitalization as a key component of anti-corruption efforts will be attended, especially in regards to reducing opportunities for corruption, and within the context of opening up and providing access to public interest information through online portals, databases, and websites.The municipalities will be encouraged to use Open Data and Document Management System (DMS) and to demonstrate their commitment to transparency, while using the DMS to show greater accountability. The contribution is expected to provide substantial support and focus on the power and voice of poor people and marginalized groups and to contribute to strenghtening of human rights. Moreover, the project focus on municipal authorities like waste management, land use, building permits and licenses, public procurement, and public property use, make environment and climate change an important area of focus and a value that will be prioritized with this project. Gender equality will be mainstreamed in recognition of the disproportionate impact of corruption on women and girls tied to gender-based forms of corruption. Focus will be given to women belonging to ethnic minority groups, and the project will support the central government stakeholders in engaging marginalized groups , such as youth and Roma. The suggested multy-ethnic and multy -party approach with the planned project ensures a solid base for mitigating possible conflict risks. This contribution is planned based on thorough analyses made by NDI during the inception period (December 5, 2023-October 31, 2024). In this period NDI conducted general political analyses and assessment of commitment of local authorities and involved stakeholders to the project target and planned results. The selected six pilot municipalities were supportive of the project and demonstrated initial willingness to engage. The total project budget is around 80 mSEK shared by Sweden and Switzerland for the period December 2024 - October 2028.The contribution by Sweden in the total project support is 24 mSEK for the period 15th December 2024 to 30th November 2027. The activity budget covered by Sweden mainly reflects the agreed upon allocation, between SDC and Sida at the determined rate ( SDC 65% /Sida 35%), which is a reasonable and logical approach as compared to the overall share of budget contribution by both donors. Based on the above assessment, Sida decides to support this project with 24 000 000 SEK for the implementing periof 15th December 2024- 30th November 2027. Sweden NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5100000 4800000 1000000 2800000 0 0 0 5100000 1000000 0 0 2000000 10900000 NDI/National Democratic Institute for International Affairs SE-0-SE-6-16734 Sweden Social and economic development in villages in the West Bank, where people face violence and threats that prevent them from remaining on their lands. The project aims to increase livelihood opportunities, improve infrastructure, such as water and roads and to provide social support, especially to vulnerable children and women. Social och ekonomisk utveckling i byar på Västbanken som är utsatta för våld och hot som hindrar dem att bo kvar. Insatsen syftar till att öka deras försörjningsmöjligheter, förbättra infrastruktur som vatten och vägar, samt socialt stöd, särskilt till utsatta barn och kvinnor. The main goal of the WBPC as a consortium is to prevent, mitigate and respond to the forcible transfer of Palestinian households and communities in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. This can be reached by ensuring that: • Palestinian households and communities meet their basic needs and recover from international humanitarian law and human rights law violations. • Vulnerable Palestinian households and communities are protected and prepared against potential international humanitarian law and human rights law violations. • Vulnerable Palestinian households and communities have access to basic services and economic opportunities for empowerment, resilience and selfdevelopment. • Local and governmental Palestinian authorities have their capacities reinforced. • Duty bearers are accountable and face up to their responsibilities The West Bank Protection Consortium was established in 2015 and brings together five Consortium partners: Action Against Hunger, Acted, Norwegian Refugee Council, Premiere Urgence International and We World. These are all international nongovernmental organisations that are well established in Palestine. They have experience both of emergency assistance, as well as resilience work, each one with their own focus. This makes them well positioned for smooth transition along the humanitarian, resilience, and development nexus, when circumstances allow. The main focus of the consortium is humanitarian assistance to people in Area C who are subject to violence, forced removals and setllement expansion. The Consortium is funded by the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) and 13 donor states. The consortium operate within three different pillars 1) Emergency Releif 2) Resilience Building and 3) Adovacy. The emergency releif is by far the largest pillar. The proposed project is meant to provide further resources into the Resilience Building pillar (2), to ensure that at risk communities have access to basic services, economic opportunities and legal aid. Strengthening their resilience and providing basic development through a Nexus approach is critical for people to be able to live on their lands. While this specific project aims to reduce the need for emergency assistance in the long run, it is designed to operate in conjunction with and be supported by the WBPC's emergency response mechanisms (pillar I) ensuring a comprehensive approach to both resilience and crisis response. The project seeks to prevent the forcible transfer of Palestinians from isolated Area C areas, by increasing their resilience and independence. This will be done through strengthening community infrastructure and access to basic services, empowering households with sustainable income resources and advocy for human rights. The West Bank Protection Consortium's integrated protection approach is designed to counter the multifaceted drivers that contribute to the risk of forcible transfer of Palestinian communities. This approach recognizes that forcible transfer is not a singular event, but rather the culmination of a complex interplay between vulnerabilities within the micro environment and pressures exerted by the macro environment. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Multisector aid Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation Rural development Basic Health Care Services in Emergencies Other Multisector Reconstruction Relief & Rehabilitation Emergency Response SE-0-SE-6-16734-16734A0101 Sweden Social and economic development in villages in the West Bank, where people face violence and threats that prevent them from remaining on their lands. The project aims to increase livelihood opportunities, improve infrastructure, such as water and roads and to provide social support, especially to vulnerable children and women. Social och ekonomisk utveckling i byar på Västbanken som är utsatta för våld och hot som hindrar dem att bo kvar. Insatsen syftar till att öka deras försörjningsmöjligheter, förbättra infrastruktur som vatten och vägar, samt socialt stöd, särskilt till utsatta barn och kvinnor. The main goal of the WBPC as a consortium is to prevent, mitigate and respond to the forcible transfer of Palestinian households and communities in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. This can be reached by ensuring that: • Palestinian households and communities meet their basic needs and recover from international humanitarian law and human rights law violations. • Vulnerable Palestinian households and communities are protected and prepared against potential international humanitarian law and human rights law violations. • Vulnerable Palestinian households and communities have access to basic services and economic opportunities for empowerment, resilience and selfdevelopment. • Local and governmental Palestinian authorities have their capacities reinforced. • Duty bearers are accountable and face up to their responsibilities The West Bank Protection Consortium was established in 2015 and brings together five Consortium partners: Action Against Hunger, Acted, Norwegian Refugee Council, Premiere Urgence International and We World. These are all international nongovernmental organisations that are well established in Palestine. They have experience both of emergency assistance, as well as resilience work, each one with their own focus. This makes them well positioned for smooth transition along the humanitarian, resilience, and development nexus, when circumstances allow. The main focus of the consortium is humanitarian assistance to people in Area C who are subject to violence, forced removals and setllement expansion. The Consortium is funded by the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) and 13 donor states. The consortium operate within three different pillars 1) Emergency Releif 2) Resilience Building and 3) Adovacy. The emergency releif is by far the largest pillar. The proposed project is meant to provide further resources into the Resilience Building pillar (2), to ensure that at risk communities have access to basic services, economic opportunities and legal aid. Strengthening their resilience and providing basic development through a Nexus approach is critical for people to be able to live on their lands. While this specific project aims to reduce the need for emergency assistance in the long run, it is designed to operate in conjunction with and be supported by the WBPC's emergency response mechanisms (pillar I) ensuring a comprehensive approach to both resilience and crisis response. The project seeks to prevent the forcible transfer of Palestinians from isolated Area C areas, by increasing their resilience and independence. This will be done through strengthening community infrastructure and access to basic services, empowering households with sustainable income resources and advocy for human rights. The West Bank Protection Consortium's integrated protection approach is designed to counter the multifaceted drivers that contribute to the risk of forcible transfer of Palestinian communities. This approach recognizes that forcible transfer is not a singular event, but rather the culmination of a complex interplay between vulnerabilities within the micro environment and pressures exerted by the macro environment. Sweden NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Palestina The activities take place at this location 31.9466 35.3027 Palestina The activities take place at this location 31.9466 35.3027 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4800000 4200000 6000000 3420000 0 4800000 0 6000000 0 0 0 0 3420000 4200000 0 0 3070000 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council 15350000 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council 800000 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council 4000000 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council 3500000 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council 700000 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Economic development, improved infrastructure and job creation, including entrepreneurship and the economic empowerment of young people and women. Ekonomisk utveckling, förbättrad infrastruktur och jobbskapande, inklusive entreprenörskap och ungas och kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved access to health care, including sexual and reproductive health and rights, and a focus on children’s health. Förbättrad tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård, inklusive sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, och med fokus på barns hälsa. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened capacity for good governance, democracy, the rule of law and accountability, and promoting a two-state solution in accordance with international law. Stärkt kapacitet för god samhällsstyrning, demokrati och rättsstatens principer samt ansvarsutkrävande, och främjande av en tvåstatslösning i enlighet med folkrätten. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16734-16734A0101-H Sweden Social and economic development in villages in the West Bank, where people face violence and threats that prevent them from remaining on their lands. The project aims to increase livelihood opportunities, improve infrastructure, such as water and roads and to provide social support, especially to vulnerable children and women. Social och ekonomisk utveckling i byar på Västbanken som är utsatta för våld och hot som hindrar dem att bo kvar. Insatsen syftar till att öka deras försörjningsmöjligheter, förbättra infrastruktur som vatten och vägar, samt socialt stöd, särskilt till utsatta barn och kvinnor. The main goal of the WBPC as a consortium is to prevent, mitigate and respond to the forcible transfer of Palestinian households and communities in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. This can be reached by ensuring that: • Palestinian households and communities meet their basic needs and recover from international humanitarian law and human rights law violations. • Vulnerable Palestinian households and communities are protected and prepared against potential international humanitarian law and human rights law violations. • Vulnerable Palestinian households and communities have access to basic services and economic opportunities for empowerment, resilience and selfdevelopment. • Local and governmental Palestinian authorities have their capacities reinforced. • Duty bearers are accountable and face up to their responsibilities The West Bank Protection Consortium was established in 2015 and brings together five Consortium partners: Action Against Hunger, Acted, Norwegian Refugee Council, Premiere Urgence International and We World. These are all international nongovernmental organisations that are well established in Palestine. They have experience both of emergency assistance, as well as resilience work, each one with their own focus. This makes them well positioned for smooth transition along the humanitarian, resilience, and development nexus, when circumstances allow. The main focus of the consortium is humanitarian assistance to people in Area C who are subject to violence, forced removals and setllement expansion. The Consortium is funded by the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) and 13 donor states. The consortium operate within three different pillars 1) Emergency Releif 2) Resilience Building and 3) Adovacy. The emergency releif is by far the largest pillar. The proposed project is meant to provide further resources into the Resilience Building pillar (2), to ensure that at risk communities have access to basic services, economic opportunities and legal aid. Strengthening their resilience and providing basic development through a Nexus approach is critical for people to be able to live on their lands. While this specific project aims to reduce the need for emergency assistance in the long run, it is designed to operate in conjunction with and be supported by the WBPC's emergency response mechanisms (pillar I) ensuring a comprehensive approach to both resilience and crisis response. The project seeks to prevent the forcible transfer of Palestinians from isolated Area C areas, by increasing their resilience and independence. This will be done through strengthening community infrastructure and access to basic services, empowering households with sustainable income resources and advocy for human rights. The West Bank Protection Consortium's integrated protection approach is designed to counter the multifaceted drivers that contribute to the risk of forcible transfer of Palestinian communities. This approach recognizes that forcible transfer is not a singular event, but rather the culmination of a complex interplay between vulnerabilities within the micro environment and pressures exerted by the macro environment. Sweden NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Palestina The activities take place at this location 31.9466 35.3027 Palestina The activities take place at this location 31.9466 35.3027 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3200000 2800000 4000000 2280000 0 4000000 0 3200000 0 0 0 0 2280000 0 2800000 0 9210000 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council 3070000 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council 800000 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council 2400000 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council 2100000 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council 700000 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Economic development, improved infrastructure and job creation, including entrepreneurship and the economic empowerment of young people and women. Ekonomisk utveckling, förbättrad infrastruktur och jobbskapande, inklusive entreprenörskap och ungas och kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved access to health care, including sexual and reproductive health and rights, and a focus on children’s health. Förbättrad tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård, inklusive sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, och med fokus på barns hälsa. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened capacity for good governance, democracy, the rule of law and accountability, and promoting a two-state solution in accordance with international law. Stärkt kapacitet för god samhällsstyrning, demokrati och rättsstatens principer samt ansvarsutkrävande, och främjande av en tvåstatslösning i enlighet med folkrätten. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16753 Sweden Through the programme, Equal rights in Belarus, ForumCiv intends to address two major challenges that Belarusian civil society face today: - Survival in exile for civil society actors, such as human rights defenders and gender equality advocates, that face limitations in their ability to work effectively due to lack of funding and structural support. - Influence within Belarus by civil society actors in the country, that need to navigate an increasingly dangerous and repressive environment. Through strategic funding, capacity development, opportunities for networking and mentorship, the program will create conditions for Belarusian civil society to remain resilient despite the hostile and repressive context, and to be able to continue its work in promoting equality and human rights in Belarus. Genom programmet Lika rättigheter i Belarus vill ForumCiv adressera två stora utmaningar som det belarusiska civilsamhället står inför idag: - Överlevnad i exil för aktörer i det civila samhället, såsom människorättsförsvarare och jämställdhetsförespråkare, som möter begränsningar i sin förmåga att arbeta effektivt på grund av brist på finansiering och strukturellt stöd. - Inflytande i Belarus av civilsamhällesaktörer i landet, som behöver navigera i en allt farligare och mer repressiv miljö. Genom strategisk finansiering, kapacitetsutveckling, möjligheter till nätverkande och mentorskap kommer programmet att skapa förutsättningar för det belarusiska civilsamhället att förbli motståndskraftigt trots den fientliga och repressiva kontexten, och att kunna fortsätta sitt arbete med att främja jämlikhet och mänskliga rättigheter i Belarus. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Belarus Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-16753-16753A0101 Sweden Through the programme, Equal rights in Belarus, ForumCiv intends to address two major challenges that Belarusian civil society face today: - Survival in exile for civil society actors, such as human rights defenders and gender equality advocates, that face limitations in their ability to work effectively due to lack of funding and structural support. - Influence within Belarus by civil society actors in the country, that need to navigate an increasingly dangerous and repressive environment. Through strategic funding, capacity development, opportunities for networking and mentorship, the program will create conditions for Belarusian civil society to remain resilient despite the hostile and repressive context, and to be able to continue its work in promoting equality and human rights in Belarus. Genom programmet Lika rättigheter i Belarus vill ForumCiv adressera två stora utmaningar som det belarusiska civilsamhället står inför idag: - Överlevnad i exil för aktörer i det civila samhället, såsom människorättsförsvarare och jämställdhetsförespråkare, som möter begränsningar i sin förmåga att arbeta effektivt på grund av brist på finansiering och strukturellt stöd. - Inflytande i Belarus av civilsamhällesaktörer i landet, som behöver navigera i en allt farligare och mer repressiv miljö. Genom strategisk finansiering, kapacitetsutveckling, möjligheter till nätverkande och mentorskap kommer programmet att skapa förutsättningar för det belarusiska civilsamhället att förbli motståndskraftigt trots den fientliga och repressiva kontexten, och att kunna fortsätta sitt arbete med att främja jämlikhet och mänskliga rättigheter i Belarus. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 12000000 ForumCiv 6000000 ForumCiv 6000000 ForumCiv Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16753-16753A0102 Sweden Through the programme, Equal rights in Belarus, ForumCiv intends to address two major challenges that Belarusian civil society face today: - Survival in exile for civil society actors, such as human rights defenders and gender equality advocates, that face limitations in their ability to work effectively due to lack of funding and structural support. - Influence within Belarus by civil society actors in the country, that need to navigate an increasingly dangerous and repressive environment. Through strategic funding, capacity development, opportunities for networking and mentorship, the program will create conditions for Belarusian civil society to remain resilient despite the hostile and repressive context, and to be able to continue its work in promoting equality and human rights in Belarus. Genom programmet Lika rättigheter i Belarus vill ForumCiv adressera två stora utmaningar som det belarusiska civilsamhället står inför idag: - Överlevnad i exil för aktörer i det civila samhället, såsom människorättsförsvarare och jämställdhetsförespråkare, som möter begränsningar i sin förmåga att arbeta effektivt på grund av brist på finansiering och strukturellt stöd. - Inflytande i Belarus av civilsamhällesaktörer i landet, som behöver navigera i en allt farligare och mer repressiv miljö. Genom strategisk finansiering, kapacitetsutveckling, möjligheter till nätverkande och mentorskap kommer programmet att skapa förutsättningar för det belarusiska civilsamhället att förbli motståndskraftigt trots den fientliga och repressiva kontexten, och att kunna fortsätta sitt arbete med att främja jämlikhet och mänskliga rättigheter i Belarus. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 2000000 2000000 0 0 0 0 16000000 8000000 ForumCiv SE-0-SE-6-16762 Sweden The contribution concerns the continuation of the ongoing program "Preventing Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing in Serbia", which Sweden has supported since January 2020. The program is implemented by the CoE. The overall objective is to strengthen the main pillars of AML/CFT prevention and enforcement regime in Serbia and update its policies in line with the new European and international standards, by focusing on: 1. Enhancing mechanisms for the prevention of ML/FT that are applied by the Serbian authorities, supervisory bodies and private sector, in line with identified risks and emerging threats, 2. Improved legal and operational capacities for detection, investigation and sanctioning of ML and TF and 3. Asset recovery and asset management systems optimized to ensure swift identification and tracing of illicit proceeds and effective disposal of seized and confiscated assets. Den föreslagna insatsen avser fortsättningen av det pågående programmet "Preventing Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing in Serbia", som Sverige har stött sedan januari 2020. Programmet genomförs av Europarådet (CoE). Det övergripande målet är att stärka huvudpelarna i AML/CFT-förebyggande och verkställighetsregimen i Serbien och uppdatera dess policy i linje med de nya europeiska och internationella standarderna, genom att fokusera på: 1. Förbättra mekanismer för att förebygga ML/FT som tillämpas av de serbiska myndigheterna, tillsynsorganen och den privata sektorn, i linje med identifierade risker och nya hot, 2. Förbättrad juridisk och operativ kapacitet för upptäckt, utredning och sanktionering av ML och TF och 3. System för återvinning och förvaltning av tillgångar optimerade för att säkerställa snabb identifiering och spårning av olagliga intäkter och effektivt bortskaffande av beslagtagna och konfiskerade tillgångar. The overall objective of the intervention is to strengthen the main pillars of AML/CTF prevention and enforcement regime in Serbia and update its policies in line with the new European and international standards (revised recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force, 6th Anti-Money Laundering Directive and the new EU Anti-Money Laundering Regulation). The overall objective is broken down into 3 outcomes, as follows: Outcome 1: Enhanced mechanisms for prevention of economic crimes, including corruption and ML/TF, applied by the Serbian authorities and private sector, in line with identified risks and emerging threats; Outcome 2: Improved legal and operational capacities for detection, investigation and sanctioning of corruption, money laundering and terrorism financing and Outcome 3: Asset recovery and asset management systems optimized to ensure swift identification, tracing of illicit proceeds and effective confiscation and disposal of seized and confiscated assets. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general The project "Countering Economic Crime in Serbia" has catalyzed a systemic shift across Serbia's Anti-Money Laundering/Counter-Terrorist Financing (AML/CFT) framework, from fragmented, compliancedriven practice toward coordinated, riskbased and datadriven implementation. Supervisory authorities, notably the Ministry of Domestic and Foreign Trade, Gaming Authority, Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering (APML/FIU), National Bank of Serbia, and Ministry of Finance, transitioned from random, compliancedriven inspections to riskbased supervision grounded in quantified risk assessments. This enabled targeted, datadriven supervision in highrisk sectors, such as real estate, games of chance, and professional services. Law enforcement bodies, led by the Ministry of Interior (including the AntiCorruption Department and Service for Combatting Organized Crime) and prosecution, further strengthened the capacities to investigate and adjudicate corruption and financial crime through enhanced interagency cooperation, clearer financial forensics functions, improved plea bargain practice and more consistent sanctions. At the strategic level, the Government of Serbia, through the Coordination Body for AML/CFT and line ministries (notably the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Justice, and Ministry of Interior), demonstrated strengthened ownership and accountability through the adoption and implementation of a multisector, timebound Operational Plan for mitigating Money Laundering/Terrorist Financing/Proliferation Financing (ML/TF/PF) risks, embedding risk awareness into regular institutional planning. Collectively, these sustained changes in supervision, investigation and policy coordination have fostered a proactive compliance culture aligned with European and international standards, culminating in Serbia's admission to the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) and a positive MONEYVAL Mutual Evaluation, which together confirm increased international trust in the resilience and credibility of Serbia's system for preventing and combating economic crime. Key results achieved during the reporting period, both planned and unplanned, that have contributed to the overall progres towards agreed objectives are the following: Policy and Institutional Framework - Adoption of the Operational Plan for Mitigating Money Laundering/Terririst Financing/Proliferation Financing (ML/TF/PF) Risks (2025-2027), comprising 264 measures across supervisory authorities, law enforcement, prosecutorial services and private sector actors was a significant achievement during the reporting period. Together with the updated National Risk Assessment (NRA) and sectoral risk assessments completed earlier, it has morphed into the most comprehensive AML/CFT policy framework that Serbia has produced. - National coordination mechanisms have been continuously strengthened, with broad involvement from ministries, supervisory authorities and judicial institutions. The MONEYVAL Mutual Evaluation Report (MER), adopted in December 2025, notes that Serbia has made significant progress in developing its anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CFT) systems, identifying positive developments in national risk assessment, international cooperation, financial sector supervision, and confiscation of criminal assets. It places Serbian AML/CFT system among the most effective among the rated countries. - Regular awareness raising activities have reached over 300 private sector actors and approximately 140 representatives of the judiciary, prosecution and law enforcement, to ensure that NRA findings are translated into sector specific institutional measures. Legislative Developments Throughout the reporting period, several important legislative processes advanced: - Amendments to the Law on Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing and the Law on Central Registry of Beneficial Owners were adopted in March 2025, further aligning Serbia's framework with FATF and EU requirements. - A detailed assessment of Serbia's alignment with the EU Directive 2024/1640 was delivered, providing a comprehensive roadmap for future harmonization. - A full review of the Law on Protection of Whistleblowers was done, generating over 70 recommendations aimed at improving legislative clarity, institutional mechanisms and protection in practice. These developments demonstrate continued progress in aligning the legal framework with evolving international standards. Capacity Building Capacity building activities have been extensive, targeting several areas: Supervisory capacity - A new IT system for automated data collection and ML/TF risk analysis in the real estate sector was developed and put into operational use. - Supervisory methodologies and tools have been substantially strengthened for real estate agencies, accounting companies, factoring companies, and games of chance organizers. - Supervisors across these high risk sectors have completed specialized training, improving their ability to apply risk based offsite and onsite supervisory controls. Private sector capacity - More than 100 exchange offices were trained based on newly developed guidance for identification and reporting of suspicious transactions, including proliferation financing indicators. Law enforcement and prosecution - New Standard Operating Procedures for corruption investigations and financial enquiries were developed and tested through casebased exercises. - A comprehensive analysis of plea bargaining in money laundering cases was finalized, including proposals for increased judicial oversight and safeguards. - A needs assessment for financial forensic experts has been completed and capacity building efforts initiated accordingly. Asset Recovery and Asset Management The project has produced four technical papers that provide guidance on the management of complex seized assets, including crypto assets, high maintenance assets, volatile assets, and the interim use of seized vehicles. The implementation of these guidelines will help optimize operational practices and strengthen coordination among relevant authorities. They will also serve as a foundation for developing the necessary bylaws once the amendments to the Law on Seizure and Confiscation are completed. These developments represent important progress in strengthening Serbia's asset management practices and reducing the risks associated with asset depreciation or mismanagement. International Cooperation and Recognition Serbia's admission to the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) in May 2025 marks a major step in the integration of its financial system into European payment structures, reflecting improved financial stability and application of AML/CFT measures. The adoption of the positive MONEYVAL MER in December 2025 is expected to further reinforce this progress. Unexpected positive results - Higher than expected participation from both public and private sectors in policy and legislative consultations. - Substantial ownership demonstrated by supervisory authorities and the Agency for Prevention of Corruption, which helped accelerate the uptake of guidance and tools. - Broader public awareness of AML/CFT issues through outreach activities and media engagement. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16762-16762A0101 Sweden The contribution concerns the continuation of the ongoing program "Preventing Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing in Serbia", which Sweden has supported since January 2020. The program is implemented by the CoE. The overall objective is to strengthen the main pillars of AML/CFT prevention and enforcement regime in Serbia and update its policies in line with the new European and international standards, by focusing on: 1. Enhancing mechanisms for the prevention of ML/FT that are applied by the Serbian authorities, supervisory bodies and private sector, in line with identified risks and emerging threats, 2. Improved legal and operational capacities for detection, investigation and sanctioning of ML and TF and 3. Asset recovery and asset management systems optimized to ensure swift identification and tracing of illicit proceeds and effective disposal of seized and confiscated assets. Den föreslagna insatsen avser fortsättningen av det pågående programmet "Preventing Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing in Serbia", som Sverige har stött sedan januari 2020. Programmet genomförs av Europarådet (CoE). Det övergripande målet är att stärka huvudpelarna i AML/CFT-förebyggande och verkställighetsregimen i Serbien och uppdatera dess policy i linje med de nya europeiska och internationella standarderna, genom att fokusera på: 1. Förbättra mekanismer för att förebygga ML/FT som tillämpas av de serbiska myndigheterna, tillsynsorganen och den privata sektorn, i linje med identifierade risker och nya hot, 2. Förbättrad juridisk och operativ kapacitet för upptäckt, utredning och sanktionering av ML och TF och 3. System för återvinning och förvaltning av tillgångar optimerade för att säkerställa snabb identifiering och spårning av olagliga intäkter och effektivt bortskaffande av beslagtagna och konfiskerade tillgångar. The overall objective of the intervention is to strengthen the main pillars of AML/CTF prevention and enforcement regime in Serbia and update its policies in line with the new European and international standards (revised recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force, 6th Anti-Money Laundering Directive and the new EU Anti-Money Laundering Regulation). The overall objective is broken down into 3 outcomes, as follows: Outcome 1: Enhanced mechanisms for prevention of economic crimes, including corruption and ML/TF, applied by the Serbian authorities and private sector, in line with identified risks and emerging threats; Outcome 2: Improved legal and operational capacities for detection, investigation and sanctioning of corruption, money laundering and terrorism financing and Outcome 3: Asset recovery and asset management systems optimized to ensure swift identification, tracing of illicit proceeds and effective confiscation and disposal of seized and confiscated assets. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 6750000 12365000 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 6750000 0 2365000 0 0 26115000 COE/Council of Europe 7000000 COE/Council of Europe 6750000 COE/Council of Europe 10000000 COE/Council of Europe 2365000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16762-16762A0102 Sweden The contribution concerns the continuation of the ongoing program "Preventing Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing in Serbia", which Sweden has supported since January 2020. The program is implemented by the CoE. The overall objective is to strengthen the main pillars of AML/CFT prevention and enforcement regime in Serbia and update its policies in line with the new European and international standards, by focusing on: 1. Enhancing mechanisms for the prevention of ML/FT that are applied by the Serbian authorities, supervisory bodies and private sector, in line with identified risks and emerging threats, 2. Improved legal and operational capacities for detection, investigation and sanctioning of ML and TF and 3. Asset recovery and asset management systems optimized to ensure swift identification and tracing of illicit proceeds and effective disposal of seized and confiscated assets. Den föreslagna insatsen avser fortsättningen av det pågående programmet "Preventing Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing in Serbia", som Sverige har stött sedan januari 2020. Programmet genomförs av Europarådet (CoE). Det övergripande målet är att stärka huvudpelarna i AML/CFT-förebyggande och verkställighetsregimen i Serbien och uppdatera dess policy i linje med de nya europeiska och internationella standarderna, genom att fokusera på: 1. Förbättra mekanismer för att förebygga ML/FT som tillämpas av de serbiska myndigheterna, tillsynsorganen och den privata sektorn, i linje med identifierade risker och nya hot, 2. Förbättrad juridisk och operativ kapacitet för upptäckt, utredning och sanktionering av ML och TF och 3. System för återvinning och förvaltning av tillgångar optimerade för att säkerställa snabb identifiering och spårning av olagliga intäkter och effektivt bortskaffande av beslagtagna och konfiskerade tillgångar. The overall objective of the intervention is to strengthen the main pillars of AML/CTF prevention and enforcement regime in Serbia and update its policies in line with the new European and international standards (revised recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force, 6th Anti-Money Laundering Directive and the new EU Anti-Money Laundering Regulation). The overall objective is broken down into 3 outcomes, as follows: Outcome 1: Enhanced mechanisms for prevention of economic crimes, including corruption and ML/TF, applied by the Serbian authorities and private sector, in line with identified risks and emerging threats; Outcome 2: Improved legal and operational capacities for detection, investigation and sanctioning of corruption, money laundering and terrorism financing and Outcome 3: Asset recovery and asset management systems optimized to ensure swift identification, tracing of illicit proceeds and effective confiscation and disposal of seized and confiscated assets. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 2500000 2500000 0 0 2500000 5000000 COE/Council of Europe 2500000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts, including increased resilience to hybrid threats Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter, inklusive ökad motståndskraft mot hybrida hot Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16770 Sweden With this project, "Fighting for human rights in times of war and repression", 2024-2027 submitted initially to Sida 2023-11-30, European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) proposes to work with human rights defenders (HRDs) across Ukraine, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia, take on strategic legal challenges and aims hold governments to account through the use of international humanitarian and human rights law and connected mechanisms. The contribution will enhance democracy and gender equality at a pivotal time for the region. Med denna insats, "Fighting for human rights in times of war and repression, 2024-2027, ska European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) arbeta med människorättsförsvarare i Ukraina, Georgien, Azerbajdzjan och Armenien. Bidraget kommer att stärka demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet i regionen. EHRAC fokuserar strategiska internationella MR-instrument och mekanismer för att genom rättstvister stärka mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatsprincipen i samarbete med lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer. 1. Through expert legal support, lawyers and human rights defenders have increased skills, capacity and resilience to challenge human rights abuses. 2. Through trauma-informed litigation, applicants voices are heard and barriers to justice challenged, leading to increased access to justice for vulnerable and persecuted communities. 3. Through litigation, national and international precedents are set, leading to increased national protection and raised international human rights standards across the region. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Central Asia, regional Europe, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Årsrapportering med resultat har ännu inte inkommit i denna insats. Dock har EHRAC inskickat en extra narrativ interim-rapport, vilken bidrog med extra information om projektets första 10 månader (i väntan på årsrapport 30 september). Genom Sidas stöd har under projektets första 10 månader: Utarbetat och lämnat in 17 juridiska inlagor till internationella MR-mekanismer; Utvecklat organisatorisk motståndskraft, risk- och programhantering; Fortsatt att kartlägga och utveckla insamlingsmöjligheter; Fortsatt att implementera intern strategi för integrering av jämställdhet (IEM). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16770-16770A0101 Sweden With this project, "Fighting for human rights in times of war and repression", 2024-2027 submitted initially to Sida 2023-11-30, European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) proposes to work with human rights defenders (HRDs) across Ukraine, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia, take on strategic legal challenges and aims hold governments to account through the use of international humanitarian and human rights law and connected mechanisms. The contribution will enhance democracy and gender equality at a pivotal time for the region. Med denna insats, "Fighting for human rights in times of war and repression, 2024-2027, ska European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) arbeta med människorättsförsvarare i Ukraina, Georgien, Azerbajdzjan och Armenien. Bidraget kommer att stärka demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet i regionen. EHRAC fokuserar strategiska internationella MR-instrument och mekanismer för att genom rättstvister stärka mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatsprincipen i samarbete med lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer. 1. Through expert legal support, lawyers and human rights defenders have increased skills, capacity and resilience to challenge human rights abuses. 2. Through trauma-informed litigation, applicants voices are heard and barriers to justice challenged, leading to increased access to justice for vulnerable and persecuted communities. 3. Through litigation, national and international precedents are set, leading to increased national protection and raised international human rights standards across the region. Sweden EHRAC/European Human Rights Advocacy Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EHRAC/European Human Rights Advocacy Centre 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 4000000 0 0 2000000 EHRAC/European Human Rights Advocacy Centre 6000000 EHRAC/European Human Rights Advocacy Centre 4000000 EHRAC/European Human Rights Advocacy Centre 2000000 EHRAC/European Human Rights Advocacy Centre 2000000 EHRAC/European Human Rights Advocacy Centre Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16770-16770A0102 Sweden With this project, "Fighting for human rights in times of war and repression", 2024-2027 submitted initially to Sida 2023-11-30, European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) proposes to work with human rights defenders (HRDs) across Ukraine, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia, take on strategic legal challenges and aims hold governments to account through the use of international humanitarian and human rights law and connected mechanisms. The contribution will enhance democracy and gender equality at a pivotal time for the region. Med denna insats, "Fighting for human rights in times of war and repression, 2024-2027, ska European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) arbeta med människorättsförsvarare i Ukraina, Georgien, Azerbajdzjan och Armenien. Bidraget kommer att stärka demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet i regionen. EHRAC fokuserar strategiska internationella MR-instrument och mekanismer för att genom rättstvister stärka mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatsprincipen i samarbete med lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer. 1. Through expert legal support, lawyers and human rights defenders have increased skills, capacity and resilience to challenge human rights abuses. 2. Through trauma-informed litigation, applicants voices are heard and barriers to justice challenged, leading to increased access to justice for vulnerable and persecuted communities. 3. Through litigation, national and international precedents are set, leading to increased national protection and raised international human rights standards across the region. Sweden EHRAC/European Human Rights Advocacy Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EHRAC/European Human Rights Advocacy Centre 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 4000000 3000000 2000000 EHRAC/European Human Rights Advocacy Centre 2000000 EHRAC/European Human Rights Advocacy Centre SE-0-SE-6-16775 Sweden The International Confederation of Midwives (ICM) is a civil society organization and umbrella organization that represents 113 midwifery associations in 125 countries worldwide. By strengthening the professional role of midwives globally, ICM contributes to ensuring that all women, newborns and other people in need of reproductive care have access to safe, evidence-based care of good quality. Their activities are primarily focused on strengthening the capacity of national associations, developing partnerships with actors that influence the role and function of midwives, developing and disseminating global standards for the profession, and working in various ways to ensure that care is evidence-based and respectful. International Confederation of Midwives (ICM) är en civilsamhällesorganisation och paraplyorganisation som representerar 113 barnmorskeförbund i 125 länder världen över. Genom att stärka barnmorskors professionella roll globalt bidrar ICM till att alla kvinnor, nyfödda och andra personer i behov av reproduktiv vård får tillgång till säker evidensbaserad vård av god kvalitet. Deras verksamhet är främst inriktad på att stärka kapaciteten hos nationella förbund, att utveckla partnerskap med aktörer som påverkar barnmorskans roll och funktion, att utveckla och sprida globala standarder för professionen, och på olika sätt verka för att vården är evidensbaserad och respektfull. ICM Strategic Priorities 2024-2026 Strategic Priority 1: Drive innovation, leadership, and sustainability for the future of midwifery - Ensure a sustainable ICM, including human, social, economic, and environmental elements. - Facilitate a responsive ICM that is constantly learning and responding to the needs of its members in new and improved ways. - Equip Member Associations and midwives across all generations to claim their place as sustainable leaders and secure their roles at decision-making tables and communities, across the midwifery profession both globally and locally, and in aligned sectors. - Ensure ICM is engaged with donors, partners, governments, and the private sector to provide technical assistance, and leadership in the development and implementation of midwife-led services, new resources and innovations. - Utilise and promote more digital knowledge management resources to reach and support midwives and their associations at all stages of their professional development globally. Strategic Priority 2: Support the dissemination and implementation of the Professional Framework for Midwifery - Promote midwives as autonomous professionals to improve health outcomes for mothers and babies and quality SRMNAH care. - Describe and advocate for an enabling environment for midwives that facilitates the necessary professional agency, system-level infrastructure, integration, and funding needed for midwives to practise across the full scope of practice of a midwife, as defined by ICM. - Strengthen midwifery essential competencies, education, regulation and leadership. - Drive the use of research and evidence for the profession of midwifery and midwife-led continuity of care. - Elevate the unique role of midwives associations as the voice for midwives and to support and advance the profession. Strategic Priority 3: Collaborate with partners to grow the movement for midwifery and elevate the role of midwives as competent and respected healthcare providers who put womens voices at the centre. - Leverage advocacy and communications to influence and educate policymakers and wider audiences about the positive impact of midwives on maternal and newborn health, sexual and reproductive health and rights, and gender equality, in addition to impacts on families and communities. - Equip midwives and Member Associations with data and tools to effectively advocate for continuity of midwife care, maternal, newborn, sexual and reproductive health and rights. - Utilise effective and equitable relationships to build and support the profession of midwifery and expand the influence of ICM. - Support Member Associations to build up partnerships with womens groups and communities. - Support partnerships between midwives and women. - Strengthen partnerships between midwives and other stakeholders, including global and national policymakers, other health workers and professionals, other health professional associations and partners across sectors. Strategic Priority 4: Work in partnership to ensure Member Associations are prepared and well positioned to respond to emergent humanitarian and climate crises. - Build new partnerships to mitigate the effects of humanitarian and climate crises on women and newborns by advocating to wider audiences on the important role midwives play in crisis situations and securing new funding and partnerships in the humanitarian and climate sectors. - Establish and secure funding dedicated to providing Member Associations with essential resources (equipment, services, supplies, etc.) in times of humanitarian crisis. - Enhance Member Association training to better support responses to crises including promoting midwife leadership in national and local preparedness planning and knowledge sharing between MAs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden America, regional Middle East, regional Europe, regional Developing countries, unspecified Africa, regional Asia, regional Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health ICM is an accredited non-governmental organisation (NGO) that supports, represents, and works to strengthen professional associations of midwives throughout the world. Organised across six regions (Africa, Americas, Eastern Mediterranean, Europe, Southeast Asia, and Western Pacific) ICM's 139 member associations (MAs) represent over 1 million midwives in 119 countries. In 2024 they have strengthened global positioning of midwifery in different ways: ICM played a key role in the development and publishing of WHO's position paper and implementation guidance for support to countries to transition to Midwifery Models of Care (MMoC). The position paper was published by WHO in October 2024, setting out the research and evidence to make the case for the transition from existing maternity services to MMoC for safe and efficient care. These models of care are led by autonomous midwives, who provide care to women and newborns through their full scope of practice. The Implementation Guide was subsequently launched at the World Health Assembly in 2025. Significant consultation took place for both documents, and partners collaborated on an advocacy approach to accelerate uptake and support for MMoC globally. ICM has also played a central role in developing the Global Midwifery Accelerator, in collaboration with UNFPA, WHO, Sida, FCDO, FIGO and UNICEF and many other partners. The Midwifery Accelerator is set to be a powerful advocacy tool designed to amplify the WHO-led Midwifery Models of Care Position Paper and Implementation Guide. The accelerator was launched in April 2025 during the 58th Session of the Commission on Population and Development in NY. The Alliance to Improve Midwifery Education (AIME) is a consortium of leading global organisations working together to enhance Midwifery Education worldwide and implement and evaluate the effectiveness of programmes to improve quality of midwifery education. ICM is one of the founding partners of AIME together with UNFPA, UNICEF, WHO, Laerdal Global Health, the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Burnet Institute, and Jhpiego. Several seminars led by ICM and UNFPA in the second half of 2024 brought together over 800 global participants from 96 countries. The webinars provided an overview of ICM wealth of resources and tools designed to strengthen midwifery education. Another of ICM's priority areas is to enhance the capacity of midwifery associations. Through new tools, technical resources, and regional exchanges, ICM contributed to improved organisational capacity of MAs to deliver midwifery services and participate in national health policy environments. For example, Throughout 2024, ICM worked closely with the Bangladesh Midwifery Society (BMS) to strengthen their governance systems and structures. A needs assessment was conducted with BMS to better understand their governance needs. Based on this, an external consultant was engaged to revise the BMS constitution in Bangla and English to better meet their needs. Regular meetings were held with BMS to facilitate this process and to support their procedures around e.g. board elections. ICM also supported BMS with their advocacy work. Despite delays due to a period of political instability in the country, a lot of progress has been made. A number of stakeholder meetings have also been held to address gaps in the provision of midwifery services including with private hospitals to advocate the creation of midwifery positions in these institutions. ? ICM has worked alongside the Zambian Ministry of Health, the Midwifery Association of Zambia (MAZ), and key stakeholders to advance and sustain ensure midwifery-led models of care, aiming to enhance the effectiveness, efficiency, and appeal of healthcare services. Significant milestones have been achieved including embedding midwifery priorities in the National Health Strategic Plan and creating the first National Nurse and Midwife Strategic Plan. The ICM Essential Competencies for Midwifery Practice (2024) outlines the minimum set of knowledge, skills and professional behaviours required to use the designation of midwife, as defined by ICM, when entering midwifery practice. The Competencies are essential and represent those that should be an expected outcome of midwifery pre-service education. In 2023, ICM undertook an extensive consultation to update the Essential Competencies for Midwifery Practice as part of their our five year review cycle. The updated Competencies were approved by the ICM Council in June 2024, and launched in August. The latest iteration includes the addition of category 2, focusing specifically on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), contraception, and pre-conception care. In a turbulent world ICM with many challenges affecting the work of midwives, another priority for ICM is to improve the crisis preparedness of midwives. Recognizing that climate change is already impacting sexual and reproductive health and Right globally ICM support MAs to place greater emphasis on readiness for humanitarian and climate related crises to contribute to more resilient health systems in fragile settings. This is one of the core priorities of the 2024-2026 ICM strategy. They conducted a survey in 2024 to examine midwives engagement in clinical and advocacy efforts and whether they see their profession as playing a role in addressing these challenges. In the report, 75% of midwives stated that climate change is harming the communities they serve, with rising rates of preterm births, food insecurity, and restricted access to care during disasters like floods. Midwives in communities witness and respond to these effects from extreme weather events to displacement and food insecurity. However, increasing climate-related disasters are straining health care systems, deepening health inequities, and limiting their ability to provide essential care. The survey findings highlighted midwives critical role in climate-related health emergencies, often serving as first responders to crises such as floods restricting maternity care access or extreme heat worsening pregnancy complications. Despite this, their work is becoming more challenging, threatening the well-being of the communities they serve. Some of the challenges that are reported to affect the results of ICM are the financial constraints within ICM and the broader global health and humanitarian sector as well as the increasing global restrictions on SRHR that limits policy space and require continued advocacy. Results update 2025: Impact in numbers - 35 policy changes - Legislative and advocacy wins supporting midwives contributed to by ICM and member associations - 601 research articles - Published articles citing ICM Global Standards, guidance or resources - 20 Chief Midwife roles - Individual Chief Midwife at national or regional level, reflecting ICM advocacy for midwife leadership in government - 2.16 million midwives represented through ICM member associations Examples of direct contribution and delivery includes: - 126 midwives coached through ICM leadership initiatives, reflecting commitment to midwife leadership - 815 partner organisations & individuals supporting the PUSH advocacy campaign for woman-centred care - 13 governments supported through ICM technical assistance advancing midwifery Progress on strategic pillars SP 1: Drive innovation, leadership and sustainability for the future of midwifery - Updated ICMs Governance Framework including development of new operating procedures. - Forwarded funds to MA's through the Advocacy Incubator to Ethiopia, Uganda, and Tanzania leading to the formal recognition of the Midwifery Models of Care (MMoC) within Ethiopias national RMNCAH strategy, the development of Kenyas first national policy brief on midwifery-led care, the creation of a national roadmap for integration in Uganda, and a clear government pathway for inclusion in Tanzanias Health Sector Strategic Plan. - Launched of the Twinning Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Guide for Midwives Associations to build stronger partnerships to advance their practice and reach. - Supported and engaged in the process of updating the European Union Directive on Midwifery, as well as educated MA's and midwifery stakeholders on the EU Directive update process and encouraged their participation in advocacy efforts. - Launched the Midwives Data Hub, a new digital platform designed to strengthen access to verified, up-to-date data on midwifery and SRMNAH outcomes. SP 2: Support the dissemination and implementation of the Professional Framework for Midwifery - Strengthened collaboration with Zambia's Ministry of Health to support the development of Midwife-Led Birth Centres (MLBCs) and the establishment of pilot MLBCs across the country. - Update to the ICM Global Standards for Midwifery Regulation, supported by a companion guide, glossary, self-assessment tool, and live webinar - Launch of the Midwifery Models of Care (MMoC) Implementation Guide - outlining how countries can optimise service delivery through transitioning to MMOCs and providing a step-by-step guide to their effective implementation. SP 3: Collaborate with partners to grow the movement for midwifery and elevate the role of midwives - ICM and FIGO strengthened their collaboration to advance interprofessional approaches to SRMNAH care, making an official commitment to interprofessional collaboration. - Collaborated with FIGO to the launch of the first ever Consolidated Global Guidelines for the Prevention and Management of Postpartum Haemorrhage (PPH). - Launched the "One Million More Midwives" global petition as a unifying advocacy call to address the worldwide shortage of midwives - supporting in-country engagement with decision-makers and strengthen calls for concrete investment in the midwifery workforce. SP 4: Work in partnership to ensure MAs are prepared and well positioned to respond to emergent humanitarian and climate crises - Developed The Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) Competencies for Midwives in close collaboration with UNFPA as part of the Programmatic guidance to position Midwives as Leaders and Frontline Providers in Humanitarian Response. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16775-16775A0101 Sweden The International Confederation of Midwives (ICM) is a civil society organization and umbrella organization that represents 113 midwifery associations in 125 countries worldwide. By strengthening the professional role of midwives globally, ICM contributes to ensuring that all women, newborns and other people in need of reproductive care have access to safe, evidence-based care of good quality. Their activities are primarily focused on strengthening the capacity of national associations, developing partnerships with actors that influence the role and function of midwives, developing and disseminating global standards for the profession, and working in various ways to ensure that care is evidence-based and respectful. International Confederation of Midwives (ICM) är en civilsamhällesorganisation och paraplyorganisation som representerar 113 barnmorskeförbund i 125 länder världen över. Genom att stärka barnmorskors professionella roll globalt bidrar ICM till att alla kvinnor, nyfödda och andra personer i behov av reproduktiv vård får tillgång till säker evidensbaserad vård av god kvalitet. Deras verksamhet är främst inriktad på att stärka kapaciteten hos nationella förbund, att utveckla partnerskap med aktörer som påverkar barnmorskans roll och funktion, att utveckla och sprida globala standarder för professionen, och på olika sätt verka för att vården är evidensbaserad och respektfull. ICM Strategic Priorities 2024-2026 Strategic Priority 1: Drive innovation, leadership, and sustainability for the future of midwifery - Ensure a sustainable ICM, including human, social, economic, and environmental elements. - Facilitate a responsive ICM that is constantly learning and responding to the needs of its members in new and improved ways. - Equip Member Associations and midwives across all generations to claim their place as sustainable leaders and secure their roles at decision-making tables and communities, across the midwifery profession both globally and locally, and in aligned sectors. - Ensure ICM is engaged with donors, partners, governments, and the private sector to provide technical assistance, and leadership in the development and implementation of midwife-led services, new resources and innovations. - Utilise and promote more digital knowledge management resources to reach and support midwives and their associations at all stages of their professional development globally. Strategic Priority 2: Support the dissemination and implementation of the Professional Framework for Midwifery - Promote midwives as autonomous professionals to improve health outcomes for mothers and babies and quality SRMNAH care. - Describe and advocate for an enabling environment for midwives that facilitates the necessary professional agency, system-level infrastructure, integration, and funding needed for midwives to practise across the full scope of practice of a midwife, as defined by ICM. - Strengthen midwifery essential competencies, education, regulation and leadership. - Drive the use of research and evidence for the profession of midwifery and midwife-led continuity of care. - Elevate the unique role of midwives associations as the voice for midwives and to support and advance the profession. Strategic Priority 3: Collaborate with partners to grow the movement for midwifery and elevate the role of midwives as competent and respected healthcare providers who put womens voices at the centre. - Leverage advocacy and communications to influence and educate policymakers and wider audiences about the positive impact of midwives on maternal and newborn health, sexual and reproductive health and rights, and gender equality, in addition to impacts on families and communities. - Equip midwives and Member Associations with data and tools to effectively advocate for continuity of midwife care, maternal, newborn, sexual and reproductive health and rights. - Utilise effective and equitable relationships to build and support the profession of midwifery and expand the influence of ICM. - Support Member Associations to build up partnerships with womens groups and communities. - Support partnerships between midwives and women. - Strengthen partnerships between midwives and other stakeholders, including global and national policymakers, other health workers and professionals, other health professional associations and partners across sectors. Strategic Priority 4: Work in partnership to ensure Member Associations are prepared and well positioned to respond to emergent humanitarian and climate crises. - Build new partnerships to mitigate the effects of humanitarian and climate crises on women and newborns by advocating to wider audiences on the important role midwives play in crisis situations and securing new funding and partnerships in the humanitarian and climate sectors. - Establish and secure funding dedicated to providing Member Associations with essential resources (equipment, services, supplies, etc.) in times of humanitarian crisis. - Enhance Member Association training to better support responses to crises including promoting midwife leadership in national and local preparedness planning and knowledge sharing between MAs. Sweden ICM/International Confederation of Midwives Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICM/International Confederation of Midwives 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.c - Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States. 3.c - Väsentligt stärka finansieringen av hälso- och sjukvården liksom insatserna för att rekrytera, utveckla, utbilda och behålla hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal i utvecklingsländerna, särskilt i de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 9000000 ICM/International Confederation of Midwives 3000000 ICM/International Confederation of Midwives 6000000 ICM/International Confederation of Midwives Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened and sustainable good quality health systems Stärkta och hållbara system av god kvalitet för hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights and freedom from gender-based violence Förbättrad tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive frihet från könsrelaterat våld Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to prevent negative health impacts caused by environmental contamination and climate change Stärkt kapacitet att förhindra hälsopåverkan av miljöföroreningar och klimatförändringar Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-16775-16775A0102 Sweden The International Confederation of Midwives (ICM) is a civil society organization and umbrella organization that represents 113 midwifery associations in 125 countries worldwide. By strengthening the professional role of midwives globally, ICM contributes to ensuring that all women, newborns and other people in need of reproductive care have access to safe, evidence-based care of good quality. Their activities are primarily focused on strengthening the capacity of national associations, developing partnerships with actors that influence the role and function of midwives, developing and disseminating global standards for the profession, and working in various ways to ensure that care is evidence-based and respectful. International Confederation of Midwives (ICM) är en civilsamhällesorganisation och paraplyorganisation som representerar 113 barnmorskeförbund i 125 länder världen över. Genom att stärka barnmorskors professionella roll globalt bidrar ICM till att alla kvinnor, nyfödda och andra personer i behov av reproduktiv vård får tillgång till säker evidensbaserad vård av god kvalitet. Deras verksamhet är främst inriktad på att stärka kapaciteten hos nationella förbund, att utveckla partnerskap med aktörer som påverkar barnmorskans roll och funktion, att utveckla och sprida globala standarder för professionen, och på olika sätt verka för att vården är evidensbaserad och respektfull. ICM Strategic Priorities 2024-2026 Strategic Priority 1: Drive innovation, leadership, and sustainability for the future of midwifery - Ensure a sustainable ICM, including human, social, economic, and environmental elements. - Facilitate a responsive ICM that is constantly learning and responding to the needs of its members in new and improved ways. - Equip Member Associations and midwives across all generations to claim their place as sustainable leaders and secure their roles at decision-making tables and communities, across the midwifery profession both globally and locally, and in aligned sectors. - Ensure ICM is engaged with donors, partners, governments, and the private sector to provide technical assistance, and leadership in the development and implementation of midwife-led services, new resources and innovations. - Utilise and promote more digital knowledge management resources to reach and support midwives and their associations at all stages of their professional development globally. Strategic Priority 2: Support the dissemination and implementation of the Professional Framework for Midwifery - Promote midwives as autonomous professionals to improve health outcomes for mothers and babies and quality SRMNAH care. - Describe and advocate for an enabling environment for midwives that facilitates the necessary professional agency, system-level infrastructure, integration, and funding needed for midwives to practise across the full scope of practice of a midwife, as defined by ICM. - Strengthen midwifery essential competencies, education, regulation and leadership. - Drive the use of research and evidence for the profession of midwifery and midwife-led continuity of care. - Elevate the unique role of midwives associations as the voice for midwives and to support and advance the profession. Strategic Priority 3: Collaborate with partners to grow the movement for midwifery and elevate the role of midwives as competent and respected healthcare providers who put womens voices at the centre. - Leverage advocacy and communications to influence and educate policymakers and wider audiences about the positive impact of midwives on maternal and newborn health, sexual and reproductive health and rights, and gender equality, in addition to impacts on families and communities. - Equip midwives and Member Associations with data and tools to effectively advocate for continuity of midwife care, maternal, newborn, sexual and reproductive health and rights. - Utilise effective and equitable relationships to build and support the profession of midwifery and expand the influence of ICM. - Support Member Associations to build up partnerships with womens groups and communities. - Support partnerships between midwives and women. - Strengthen partnerships between midwives and other stakeholders, including global and national policymakers, other health workers and professionals, other health professional associations and partners across sectors. Strategic Priority 4: Work in partnership to ensure Member Associations are prepared and well positioned to respond to emergent humanitarian and climate crises. - Build new partnerships to mitigate the effects of humanitarian and climate crises on women and newborns by advocating to wider audiences on the important role midwives play in crisis situations and securing new funding and partnerships in the humanitarian and climate sectors. - Establish and secure funding dedicated to providing Member Associations with essential resources (equipment, services, supplies, etc.) in times of humanitarian crisis. - Enhance Member Association training to better support responses to crises including promoting midwife leadership in national and local preparedness planning and knowledge sharing between MAs. Sweden ICM/International Confederation of Midwives Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICM/International Confederation of Midwives 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.c - Väsentligt stärka finansieringen av hälso- och sjukvården liksom insatserna för att rekrytera, utveckla, utbilda och behålla hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal i utvecklingsländerna, särskilt i de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 3.c - Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - 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The Expert Desk will contribute to a long-term goal of increasing the supply of land-based projects that achieve emission reductions and also benefit people living in poverty and their livelihoods. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att bidra till utveckling av ansvarsfulla och inkluderande marknader för utsläppskrediter i Afrika. Expert Desken kommer att bidra till det långsiktiga målet att öka utbudet av landbaserade projekt för utsläppsminskning och som även gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom och deras försörjning. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att bidra till utveckling av ansvarsfulla och inkluderande marknader för utsläppskrediter i Afrika. Expertdesken kommer att bidra till det långsiktiga målet att öka utbudet av landbaserade projekt för utsläppsminskning och som även gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom och deras försörjning. Genom att stödja etableringen av en expertdesk kan Sida bidra till ökad möjlighet att nå nyckelgrupper, organisationer och beslutsfattare och ge stöd i linje med Sidas mandat. Detta innebär att metoder, lärdomar och samlad erfarenhet av bästa praxis för klimatkompensation och hållbar markförvaltning skulle kunna skalas upp för att nå fler människor och ge positiva effekter för Sidas målgrupper. Stödet bidrar bland annat till följande aktiviteter: - Etablering av Expertdesk och nominering och val av projektledare och experter. - Sätta strukturer för rådgivning, kunskapsdelning, insamling av resultat, rapportering. - Design av kommunikationsplan för att nå användare och målgrupper. - Utveckla kunskap- och kompetensförhöjande läromedel (eg. rapporter, kurser, guider, seminarier). - Anordna seminarier för, och tillsammans med organisationer som efterfrågar stöd. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection During the period under review, the results below have been achieved: - (i) Knowledge Hub - Development of information and knowledge products (a) Increasing VVB availability in Africa - Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) is one of the most expensive tasks in the validation of carbon credits in Africa. This is also attributed to the shortage in capacity of local Validation and Verification Bodies (VVB's). The Expert Desk conducted a study to identify root causes behind verification bottlenecks and assess whether constraints were primarily related to the number of verifiers, their sectoral expertise, geographic presence, or operational conditions. The study findings were validated by findings by other organizations including; Environment for Development (EfD) and the Voluntary Carbon Markets Initiative (VCMI). This work has led to the establishment of a technical team bringing together V Skogen; EfD; ICRAF; GIZ; VCMI and NEPAD to jointly work on mechanims for strengthening VVB capacity in Africa thus contributing towards an enabling environment for carbon markets development in Africa. This work continues in 2026. (b) A-Z guideline for developing Finalised information material from 2024 - The Carbon Expert Desk developed an A-Z Guide for Developing an AFOLU Carbon Project, the Tool for Assessing Carbon Project Proposals, and a FAQ relating to carbon finance and projects. The materials have actively been used throughout the year in advisory dialogues and technical reviews, including in support to the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change in Somalia. (ii) Expert Desk offer to embassies and support provided to embassies and other Sida strategies In January 2025, the Carbon Expert Desk was introduced to Sida and Swedish embassies through two digital launch sessions. A key focus was to develop and present a clear and understandable offer, outlining what types of support the Desk provides, within which thematic areas, and how Sida and embassy staff can request assistance. Core tools, including the checklist for assessing carbon project proposals, were presented as concrete examples of the Desks support. With this, there was a common understanding of the Expert Desks role and provided a practical basis for future engagement and advisory requests. Below are examples of the concrete support provided by the Carbon Expert Desk in 2025:- Evaluation of the Carbon Expert Desk An independent evaluation of the expert desk was conducted covering the 2024-2025 project period which included Sida staff, embassies, and other stakeholders who received the advisory support. The results from the evaluation indicated that, the Expert Desks support primarily contributed to improved capacity within Sida and embassies to engage with carbon projects, rather than immediate project-level results. Based on the evaluation report, the Expert Desk displayed overall satisfaction, highlighting the Carbon Expert Desks responsiveness, technical competence, and the ability to simplify complex issues, while partners emphasised its clarity and professionalism. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16818-16818A0101 Sweden The overall goal of contribution is to contribute to the development of responsible and inclusive carbon markets in/ with Africa. The Expert Desk will contribute to a long-term goal of increasing the supply of land-based projects that achieve emission reductions and also benefit people living in poverty and their livelihoods. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att bidra till utveckling av ansvarsfulla och inkluderande marknader för utsläppskrediter i Afrika. Expert Desken kommer att bidra till det långsiktiga målet att öka utbudet av landbaserade projekt för utsläppsminskning och som även gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom och deras försörjning. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att bidra till utveckling av ansvarsfulla och inkluderande marknader för utsläppskrediter i Afrika. Expertdesken kommer att bidra till det långsiktiga målet att öka utbudet av landbaserade projekt för utsläppsminskning och som även gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom och deras försörjning. Genom att stödja etableringen av en expertdesk kan Sida bidra till ökad möjlighet att nå nyckelgrupper, organisationer och beslutsfattare och ge stöd i linje med Sidas mandat. Detta innebär att metoder, lärdomar och samlad erfarenhet av bästa praxis för klimatkompensation och hållbar markförvaltning skulle kunna skalas upp för att nå fler människor och ge positiva effekter för Sidas målgrupper. Stödet bidrar bland annat till följande aktiviteter: - Etablering av Expertdesk och nominering och val av projektledare och experter. - Sätta strukturer för rådgivning, kunskapsdelning, insamling av resultat, rapportering. - Design av kommunikationsplan för att nå användare och målgrupper. - Utveckla kunskap- och kompetensförhöjande läromedel (eg. rapporter, kurser, guider, seminarier). - Anordna seminarier för, och tillsammans med organisationer som efterfrågar stöd. Sweden Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 440000 0 440000 -940000 940000 0 440000 Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen 440000 Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen 940000 Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen -940000 Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen 0 Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16818-16818A0102 Sweden The overall goal of contribution is to contribute to the development of responsible and inclusive carbon markets in/ with Africa. The Expert Desk will contribute to a long-term goal of increasing the supply of land-based projects that achieve emission reductions and also benefit people living in poverty and their livelihoods. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att bidra till utveckling av ansvarsfulla och inkluderande marknader för utsläppskrediter i Afrika. Expert Desken kommer att bidra till det långsiktiga målet att öka utbudet av landbaserade projekt för utsläppsminskning och som även gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom och deras försörjning. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att bidra till utveckling av ansvarsfulla och inkluderande marknader för utsläppskrediter i Afrika. Expertdesken kommer att bidra till det långsiktiga målet att öka utbudet av landbaserade projekt för utsläppsminskning och som även gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom och deras försörjning. Genom att stödja etableringen av en expertdesk kan Sida bidra till ökad möjlighet att nå nyckelgrupper, organisationer och beslutsfattare och ge stöd i linje med Sidas mandat. Detta innebär att metoder, lärdomar och samlad erfarenhet av bästa praxis för klimatkompensation och hållbar markförvaltning skulle kunna skalas upp för att nå fler människor och ge positiva effekter för Sidas målgrupper. Stödet bidrar bland annat till följande aktiviteter: - Etablering av Expertdesk och nominering och val av projektledare och experter. - Sätta strukturer för rådgivning, kunskapsdelning, insamling av resultat, rapportering. - Design av kommunikationsplan för att nå användare och målgrupper. - Utveckla kunskap- och kompetensförhöjande läromedel (eg. rapporter, kurser, guider, seminarier). - Anordna seminarier för, och tillsammans med organisationer som efterfrågar stöd. Sweden Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 1500000 0 1500000 0 940000 0 1060000 3500000 Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen 940000 Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen 0 Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen 1060000 Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen 1500000 Insamlingsstiftelsen Vi Planterar Träd/Vi-Skogen Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16833 Sweden This contribution, Biodiversity for Resilient Livelihoods Program (2024-2028), is being implemented by the Centre for Natural Resources Studies (CNRS) with a budget of SEK 41 million. It focuses on three ecologically critical areas. Site 1, located in the catchment area of the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest (SMF) in Shyamnagor Sub-district, Satkhira District, focused on restoring wetlands and mangrove ecosystems while promoting resilient livelihoods through sustainable agriculture and fisheries. Site 2, in Dakope and Koyra Sub-districts of Khulna District, shares similar ecological characteristics, with efforts centered on ecosystem restoration and climate resilience. Site 3, the Fatki River Basin in Magura and Narail Districts, aims to restore floodplain fisheries and enhance biodiversity through climate-smart agricultural practices. These project areas are vital for both biodiversity and the livelihoods of marginalized communities, with the Sundarbans playing a critical role in mitigating extreme weather events. The collaboration between Sweden and CNRS represents a significant step forward in enhancing climate resilience and promoting sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable communities in Bangladesh. Projektet Biodiversity for Resilient Livelihoods Program (2024-2028) implementeras av Center for Natural Resources Studies (CNRS) med en budget på MSEK 41. Projektet fokuserar på tre ekologiskt kritiska områden. Plats 1, som ligger i avrinningsområdet för Sundarbans mangroveskog (SMF) i Shyamnagor Sub-district, Satkhira District, med syftet att återställa våtmarker och mangrove ekosystem samtidigt som man främjar motståndskraftiga försörjningsmöjligheter genom hållbart jordbruk och fiske. Plats 2, i Dakope och Koyra Sub-distrikt i Khulna-distriktet, har liknande ekologiska egenskaper och insatserna inriktas på att återställa ekosystem och klimatresiliens. Plats 3, Fatki-flodens avrinningsområde i Magura- och Narail-distrikten, syftar till att återställa fisket i flodslätter och öka den biologiska mångfalden genom klimat-smarta jordbruksmetoder. Dessa områden är viktiga för både den biologiska mångfalden och försörjningen för marginaliserade samhällen, och Sundarbans spelar en avgörande roll för att mildra extrema väder händelser. Samarbetet mellan Sverige och CNRS utgör ett viktigt steg framåt för att förbättra klimatresiliens och främja hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för utsatta samhällen i Bangladesh. Project Goal: Improved management systems that is inclusive and adaptive which enhances social-ecological resilience, ensuring sustainable use and protection of natural resources in Bangladesh's modified Ganges Delta. Outcomes: 1. Strengthened governance (institutional structures and accountability) to effectively manage and restore ecosystem services. 2. Enhanced biodiversity by strengthening protection and reduction of threats. 3. Gender-responsive and climate-adaptive livelihood strategies promoted with market-based mechanisms for sustainable natural resource management. The Embassy assesses that the B4RL Project Implementation Phase will bolster socio-ecological resilience for communities in the project districts, simultaneously tackling challenges related to governance, biodiversity, and livelihoods. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Bio-diversity General Environment Protection Summary of achieved results (Year 1 B4RL, CNRS) During the first year of implementation, the programme has generated early, formative results, with most changes evident at output level and initial outcomelevel effects beginning to emerge. The operations have led to improved access to safe water for targeted vulnerable households, particularly womenheaded households. Women now spend less time collecting water and report greater reliability in meeting household water needscapacities that were limited at the start of the intervention. Women participating in community groups and VSLAs have gained increased access to financial resources and collective platforms, enabling them to save, access small loans, and engage more confidently in household and community level decision making. This reflects early shifts in agency, confidence, and social relations, particularly for women who were previously excluded from such processes. At community level, ecosystem restoration and natural resource governance efforts have contributed to greater awareness and collective engagement around environmental protection and climate resilience. Community members are increasingly participating in joint actions related to ecosystem management Sammanfattande result at uppdatering and local governance, indicating early changes in attitudes towards shared responsibility and rights based approaches. An unexpected result observed during the first year is the strengthening of local collaboration among community groups, youth, and civil society actors, which has created new entry points for legal awareness and advocacy beyond the original focus on service delivery. Overall, the programme is making a difference by strengthening access to water, financial inclusion, and participation opportunities for vulnerable groups. However, most documented results remain at an early stage, and clearer evidence of outcome level change such as sustained behavioural shifts and institutional effects will need to be more systematically documented in future reporting. Strengthened application of RBM, including aggregated outcome analysis and clearer linkage between activities, outputs, and results, will be critical going forward No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16833-16833A0101 Sweden This contribution, Biodiversity for Resilient Livelihoods Program (2024-2028), is being implemented by the Centre for Natural Resources Studies (CNRS) with a budget of SEK 41 million. It focuses on three ecologically critical areas. Site 1, located in the catchment area of the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest (SMF) in Shyamnagor Sub-district, Satkhira District, focused on restoring wetlands and mangrove ecosystems while promoting resilient livelihoods through sustainable agriculture and fisheries. Site 2, in Dakope and Koyra Sub-districts of Khulna District, shares similar ecological characteristics, with efforts centered on ecosystem restoration and climate resilience. Site 3, the Fatki River Basin in Magura and Narail Districts, aims to restore floodplain fisheries and enhance biodiversity through climate-smart agricultural practices. These project areas are vital for both biodiversity and the livelihoods of marginalized communities, with the Sundarbans playing a critical role in mitigating extreme weather events. The collaboration between Sweden and CNRS represents a significant step forward in enhancing climate resilience and promoting sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable communities in Bangladesh. Projektet Biodiversity for Resilient Livelihoods Program (2024-2028) implementeras av Center for Natural Resources Studies (CNRS) med en budget på MSEK 41. Projektet fokuserar på tre ekologiskt kritiska områden. Plats 1, som ligger i avrinningsområdet för Sundarbans mangroveskog (SMF) i Shyamnagor Sub-district, Satkhira District, med syftet att återställa våtmarker och mangrove ekosystem samtidigt som man främjar motståndskraftiga försörjningsmöjligheter genom hållbart jordbruk och fiske. Plats 2, i Dakope och Koyra Sub-distrikt i Khulna-distriktet, har liknande ekologiska egenskaper och insatserna inriktas på att återställa ekosystem och klimatresiliens. Plats 3, Fatki-flodens avrinningsområde i Magura- och Narail-distrikten, syftar till att återställa fisket i flodslätter och öka den biologiska mångfalden genom klimat-smarta jordbruksmetoder. Dessa områden är viktiga för både den biologiska mångfalden och försörjningen för marginaliserade samhällen, och Sundarbans spelar en avgörande roll för att mildra extrema väder händelser. Samarbetet mellan Sverige och CNRS utgör ett viktigt steg framåt för att förbättra klimatresiliens och främja hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för utsatta samhällen i Bangladesh. Project Goal: Improved management systems that is inclusive and adaptive which enhances social-ecological resilience, ensuring sustainable use and protection of natural resources in Bangladesh's modified Ganges Delta. Outcomes: 1. Strengthened governance (institutional structures and accountability) to effectively manage and restore ecosystem services. 2. Enhanced biodiversity by strengthening protection and reduction of threats. 3. Gender-responsive and climate-adaptive livelihood strategies promoted with market-based mechanisms for sustainable natural resource management. The Embassy assesses that the B4RL Project Implementation Phase will bolster socio-ecological resilience for communities in the project districts, simultaneously tackling challenges related to governance, biodiversity, and livelihoods. Sweden Centre for Natural Resource Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Centre for Natural Resource Studies 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.a - Mobilisera och väsentligt öka de finansiella resurserna från alla källor för att bevara och hållbart nyttja den biologiska mångfalden och ekosystemen. 15.a - Mobilize and significantly increase financial resources from all sources to conserve and sustainably use biodiversity and ecosystems. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 270868 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 270868.0000000002 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0.0000000008 0 0 0 25270868 Centre for Natural Resource Studies 15000000 Centre for Natural Resource Studies 270868.38 Centre for Natural Resource Studies 10000000 Centre for Natural Resource Studies Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Enhanced capacity to promote democratic governance and human rights. Stärkt kapacitet att verka för demokratisk samhällsstyrning och mänskliga rättigheter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for preservation and restoration of biodiversity. Stärkta förutsättningar för bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Greater opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions. Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16833-16833A0102 Sweden This contribution, Biodiversity for Resilient Livelihoods Program (2024-2028), is being implemented by the Centre for Natural Resources Studies (CNRS) with a budget of SEK 41 million. It focuses on three ecologically critical areas. Site 1, located in the catchment area of the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest (SMF) in Shyamnagor Sub-district, Satkhira District, focused on restoring wetlands and mangrove ecosystems while promoting resilient livelihoods through sustainable agriculture and fisheries. Site 2, in Dakope and Koyra Sub-districts of Khulna District, shares similar ecological characteristics, with efforts centered on ecosystem restoration and climate resilience. Site 3, the Fatki River Basin in Magura and Narail Districts, aims to restore floodplain fisheries and enhance biodiversity through climate-smart agricultural practices. These project areas are vital for both biodiversity and the livelihoods of marginalized communities, with the Sundarbans playing a critical role in mitigating extreme weather events. The collaboration between Sweden and CNRS represents a significant step forward in enhancing climate resilience and promoting sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable communities in Bangladesh. Projektet Biodiversity for Resilient Livelihoods Program (2024-2028) implementeras av Center for Natural Resources Studies (CNRS) med en budget på MSEK 41. Projektet fokuserar på tre ekologiskt kritiska områden. Plats 1, som ligger i avrinningsområdet för Sundarbans mangroveskog (SMF) i Shyamnagor Sub-district, Satkhira District, med syftet att återställa våtmarker och mangrove ekosystem samtidigt som man främjar motståndskraftiga försörjningsmöjligheter genom hållbart jordbruk och fiske. Plats 2, i Dakope och Koyra Sub-distrikt i Khulna-distriktet, har liknande ekologiska egenskaper och insatserna inriktas på att återställa ekosystem och klimatresiliens. Plats 3, Fatki-flodens avrinningsområde i Magura- och Narail-distrikten, syftar till att återställa fisket i flodslätter och öka den biologiska mångfalden genom klimat-smarta jordbruksmetoder. Dessa områden är viktiga för både den biologiska mångfalden och försörjningen för marginaliserade samhällen, och Sundarbans spelar en avgörande roll för att mildra extrema väder händelser. Samarbetet mellan Sverige och CNRS utgör ett viktigt steg framåt för att förbättra klimatresiliens och främja hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för utsatta samhällen i Bangladesh. Project Goal: Improved management systems that is inclusive and adaptive which enhances social-ecological resilience, ensuring sustainable use and protection of natural resources in Bangladesh's modified Ganges Delta. Outcomes: 1. Strengthened governance (institutional structures and accountability) to effectively manage and restore ecosystem services. 2. Enhanced biodiversity by strengthening protection and reduction of threats. 3. Gender-responsive and climate-adaptive livelihood strategies promoted with market-based mechanisms for sustainable natural resource management. The Embassy assesses that the B4RL Project Implementation Phase will bolster socio-ecological resilience for communities in the project districts, simultaneously tackling challenges related to governance, biodiversity, and livelihoods. Sweden Centre for Natural Resource Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Centre for Natural Resource Studies 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.a - Mobilisera och väsentligt öka de finansiella resurserna från alla källor för att bevara och hållbart nyttja den biologiska mångfalden och ekosystemen. 15.a - Mobilize and significantly increase financial resources from all sources to conserve and sustainably use biodiversity and ecosystems. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15729132 5000000 10000000 729132 15729132 Centre for Natural Resource Studies SE-0-SE-6-16867 Sweden The goal of Sweden's global development policy is a fair and sustainable global development and to create conditions for better living conditions for people living in poverty and oppression. Health is both a prerequisite for and a result of development. Although health in the world has improved, successes are uneven where the poorest countries, and most vulnerable groups, lag behind. The questions have strong, often direct links to conflict threats, human rights, equality, the environment and climate change, as well as the degree of democratic social structure. Poor people generally have fewer opportunities to act or defend themselves when disasters are a fact. In order to meet these challenges, Sida has worked actively with various support functions in various forms, including: MR, environment, gender, education, etc. Global health and SRHR helpdesk is such a support structure. The Swedish Government's direct governance of Sida among other things Through regulatory letters, assignments and strategies, over time, changed priorities for Sida's work overall. The counseling function requires a broad and profound expertise in health and SRHR, across a large number of countries and sectors, as well as a good understanding of how cross-related issues such as gender, conflict, DEMO / MR, environment and climate relate to these. The function also requires good knowledge of Swedish development cooperation, governing documents, aid instruments and operational work, and how support for health programs and dialogue works. The effort is relevant to all the objectives of the Global Strategy for Global Sustainability Development Strategy 2018-2024, as well as about ten other bilateral and regional cooperation strategies. Målet för Sveriges politik för global utveckling är en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling och att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck. Hälsa är både en förutsättning för och ett resultat av utveckling. Även om hälsan i världen har förbättrats är framgångarna ojämna där de fattigaste länderna, och mest utsatta grupperna, släpar efter. Frågorna har starka, ofta direkta kopplingar till konfliktrisker, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, miljö och klimatförändringar samt graden av demokratisk samhällsstruktur. Fattiga människor har generellt färre möjligheter att agera eller värja sig när katastrofer är ett faktum. För att kunna möta dessa utmaningar har Sida arbetat aktivt med olika stödfunktioner under olika former bl.a. MR, miljö, gender, utbildning, m.fl. Global hälsa och SRHR-helpdesken är en sådan stödstruktur. Den svenska regeringens direkta styrning av Sida bl.a. via regleringsbrev, uppdrag och strategier ger över tid förändrade prioriteringar för Sidas arbete överlag. Rådgivningsfunktionen kräver en bred och djup sakkunskap om hälsa och SRHR, över ett stort antal länder och sektorer samt även en god förståelse för hur tvärfrågor som gender, konflikt, DEMO/MR, miljö och klimat relaterar till dessa. Funktionen kräver också god kunskap om svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, styrdokument, biståndsinstrument och operativa arbete samt hur stöd till hälsoprogram och dialog fungerar. Insatsen är relevant i förhållande till alla målen i Resultatstrategin för globala insatser för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2024 samt för ett tiotal andra bilaterala och regionala samarbetsstrategier. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-16867-16867A0101 Sweden The goal of Sweden's global development policy is a fair and sustainable global development and to create conditions for better living conditions for people living in poverty and oppression. Health is both a prerequisite for and a result of development. Although health in the world has improved, successes are uneven where the poorest countries, and most vulnerable groups, lag behind. The questions have strong, often direct links to conflict threats, human rights, equality, the environment and climate change, as well as the degree of democratic social structure. Poor people generally have fewer opportunities to act or defend themselves when disasters are a fact. In order to meet these challenges, Sida has worked actively with various support functions in various forms, including: MR, environment, gender, education, etc. Global health and SRHR helpdesk is such a support structure. The Swedish Government's direct governance of Sida among other things Through regulatory letters, assignments and strategies, over time, changed priorities for Sida's work overall. The counseling function requires a broad and profound expertise in health and SRHR, across a large number of countries and sectors, as well as a good understanding of how cross-related issues such as gender, conflict, DEMO / MR, environment and climate relate to these. The function also requires good knowledge of Swedish development cooperation, governing documents, aid instruments and operational work, and how support for health programs and dialogue works. The effort is relevant to all the objectives of the Global Strategy for Global Sustainability Development Strategy 2018-2024, as well as about ten other bilateral and regional cooperation strategies. Målet för Sveriges politik för global utveckling är en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling och att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck. Hälsa är både en förutsättning för och ett resultat av utveckling. Även om hälsan i världen har förbättrats är framgångarna ojämna där de fattigaste länderna, och mest utsatta grupperna, släpar efter. Frågorna har starka, ofta direkta kopplingar till konfliktrisker, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, miljö och klimatförändringar samt graden av demokratisk samhällsstruktur. Fattiga människor har generellt färre möjligheter att agera eller värja sig när katastrofer är ett faktum. För att kunna möta dessa utmaningar har Sida arbetat aktivt med olika stödfunktioner under olika former bl.a. MR, miljö, gender, utbildning, m.fl. Global hälsa och SRHR-helpdesken är en sådan stödstruktur. Den svenska regeringens direkta styrning av Sida bl.a. via regleringsbrev, uppdrag och strategier ger över tid förändrade prioriteringar för Sidas arbete överlag. Rådgivningsfunktionen kräver en bred och djup sakkunskap om hälsa och SRHR, över ett stort antal länder och sektorer samt även en god förståelse för hur tvärfrågor som gender, konflikt, DEMO/MR, miljö och klimat relaterar till dessa. Funktionen kräver också god kunskap om svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, styrdokument, biståndsinstrument och operativa arbete samt hur stöd till hälsoprogram och dialog fungerar. Insatsen är relevant i förhållande till alla målen i Resultatstrategin för globala insatser för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2024 samt för ett tiotal andra bilaterala och regionala samarbetsstrategier. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 267225 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29700 0 0 0 0 0 237525 0 0 0 0 0 0 267225 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 29700 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 237525 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened and sustainable good quality health systems Stärkta och hållbara system av god kvalitet för hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights and freedom from gender-based violence Förbättrad tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive frihet från könsrelaterat våld Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved availability of clean water and safely managed and sustainable sanitation and hygiene generally and within the healthcare system Förbättrad tillgång till rent vatten och säkert hanterad och hållbar sanitet och hygien generellt och inom hälsovården Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to promote healthier lives Stärkt kapacitet att främja mer hälsosamma liv Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to prevent negative health impacts caused by environmental contamination and climate change Stärkt kapacitet att förhindra hälsopåverkan av miljöföroreningar och klimatförändringar Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-16867-16867A0102 Sweden The goal of Sweden's global development policy is a fair and sustainable global development and to create conditions for better living conditions for people living in poverty and oppression. Health is both a prerequisite for and a result of development. Although health in the world has improved, successes are uneven where the poorest countries, and most vulnerable groups, lag behind. The questions have strong, often direct links to conflict threats, human rights, equality, the environment and climate change, as well as the degree of democratic social structure. Poor people generally have fewer opportunities to act or defend themselves when disasters are a fact. In order to meet these challenges, Sida has worked actively with various support functions in various forms, including: MR, environment, gender, education, etc. Global health and SRHR helpdesk is such a support structure. The Swedish Government's direct governance of Sida among other things Through regulatory letters, assignments and strategies, over time, changed priorities for Sida's work overall. The counseling function requires a broad and profound expertise in health and SRHR, across a large number of countries and sectors, as well as a good understanding of how cross-related issues such as gender, conflict, DEMO / MR, environment and climate relate to these. The function also requires good knowledge of Swedish development cooperation, governing documents, aid instruments and operational work, and how support for health programs and dialogue works. The effort is relevant to all the objectives of the Global Strategy for Global Sustainability Development Strategy 2018-2024, as well as about ten other bilateral and regional cooperation strategies. Målet för Sveriges politik för global utveckling är en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling och att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck. Hälsa är både en förutsättning för och ett resultat av utveckling. Även om hälsan i världen har förbättrats är framgångarna ojämna där de fattigaste länderna, och mest utsatta grupperna, släpar efter. Frågorna har starka, ofta direkta kopplingar till konfliktrisker, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, miljö och klimatförändringar samt graden av demokratisk samhällsstruktur. Fattiga människor har generellt färre möjligheter att agera eller värja sig när katastrofer är ett faktum. För att kunna möta dessa utmaningar har Sida arbetat aktivt med olika stödfunktioner under olika former bl.a. MR, miljö, gender, utbildning, m.fl. Global hälsa och SRHR-helpdesken är en sådan stödstruktur. Den svenska regeringens direkta styrning av Sida bl.a. via regleringsbrev, uppdrag och strategier ger över tid förändrade prioriteringar för Sidas arbete överlag. Rådgivningsfunktionen kräver en bred och djup sakkunskap om hälsa och SRHR, över ett stort antal länder och sektorer samt även en god förståelse för hur tvärfrågor som gender, konflikt, DEMO/MR, miljö och klimat relaterar till dessa. Funktionen kräver också god kunskap om svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, styrdokument, biståndsinstrument och operativa arbete samt hur stöd till hälsoprogram och dialog fungerar. Insatsen är relevant i förhållande till alla målen i Resultatstrategin för globala insatser för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2024 samt för ett tiotal andra bilaterala och regionala samarbetsstrategier. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 831300 1301475 459000 0 400000 0 166050 123750 446575 400000 248550 0 0 400000 387375 400000 400000 2132775 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 123750 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 459000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 248550 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 166050 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 333375 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 54000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Health and SRHR 2025-2029 Hälsa samt SRHR 2025-2029 Strengthened conditions for good health Stärkta förutsättningar för god hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened capacity to prevent and combat health threats Stärkt kapacitet för att förhindra och bekämpa hälsohot Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Greater enjoyment of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökat åtnjutande av sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-16895 Sweden The objectives of the Project are (a) supporting the institutional capacities and strategic communication of the National Assembly and target independent bodies (Chamber of Audit and Human Rights Defender's Office) to drive forward the modern public policy agenda and improve performance of its core functions; (b) enhancing the relevant competencies of the MPs and the staff of the National Assembly. Projektets mål är (a) att stödja nationalförsamlingens institutionella kapacitet och strategiska kommunikation och rikta in sig på oberoende organ (revisionskammaren och Human Rights Defender's Office) för att driva framåt den moderna offentliga politiska agendan och förbättra utförandet av dess kärnfunktioner; (b) stärka den relevanta kompetensen hos parlamentsledamöterna och personalen i nationalförsamlingen. The project will aim at supporting the institutional capacities and strategic communication and collaboration of the National Assembly and target independent bodies (Chamber of Audit and Ombudsperson) to drive forward modern public policy agenda and improve performance of its core functions. It will enhance the relevant competencies of the MPs, and the staff of the National Assembly. The project is based on the previous cooperation with the NA and the respective lessons learned. The project efforts will focus on enhancing the institutional capacity of the National Assembly to fulfill its constitutional duties in more inclusive, responsive, transparent, accountable, and effective way, including, in engaging with citizens, civil society and public sector. Outcome: The National Assembly is more inclusive, responsive, transparent, accountable and effective. Result 1. Strategic vision of the National Assembly and roadmap for reforms, strategic communication and collaboration are consolidated empowering modern public policy agenda and fostering inclusive practices. Result 2. The National Assembly is equipped with state-of-the-art methods and instruments for effectively pursuing its modern public policy agenda and improving performance of its core functions. Result 3. Competencies of the MPs and the staff of the National Assembly in utilizing innovative methods, using and producing knowledge products towards advancing the modern public policy agenda and enhancing effectiveness of their core functions strengthened. The project will design and introduce digitalised solutions to streamline functions and processes of the independent bodies, and facilitate collaboration with the National Assembly. It will build the capacities of the members and the target staff of the Audit Chamber and Ombudsperson office to enable them to engage with the modern public policy agenda, enhance the oversight function and promote rights-based approach to public policy making respectively, through applying new competencies of effective communication and stakeholder engagement. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Armenia Legislatures and political parties Government & Civil Society-general Output 1 - Institutional needs assessment across all National Assembly (NA) departments conducted - Approval and launch of the NA Strategic Vision, Reform Strategy, Roadmap, Action Plan, and Communication Plan - 3 NA Standing Committee (SC on Financial-Credit and Budgetary Affairs, SC on Human Rights and Public Affairs, and SC on State and Legal Affairs) pilot Action Plans aligned with NA Reform Strategy templates - Joint reform consultations with NA staff, OECD/SIGMA, and UNDP on parliamentary service regulations - Expanded civic education through the NA Parliamentary Democracy Center - Parliamentary Democracy Center Strategy Addendum and Action Plan developed, validated with NA staff - An analytical study on the rights of refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh conducted - Dialogue platforms on modern public policy addressing displacement and inclusion - Regional consultations, focus groups, and feedback sessions to validate findings and refine policy recommendations - Revision of the NA Gender Equality Plan (GE) and transformation of the revision into GE and Social Inclusion (GESI) Plan - Introduction of NA GESI and Human Rights mainstreaming tools for pre-legislative scrutiny - Trainings on social inequalities and inclusive policy-making for MPs and staff - Progress toward establishing a NA GESI Council/Caucus (methodological guidelines and Charter of the Caucus developed) - Standing Committee on State and Legal Affairs advanced drafting of a Code of Conduct for MPs based on project advised model and framework for establishing a permanent Ethics Committee, aligned with GRECO recommendations. - Audit Chamber (AC) received targeted technical assistance in human resources management, recruitment processes, and institutional communications. - Audit Chambers new website and institutional branding completed. Output 2 - Prolonging the Speech-to-Text software licenses with AI possible addition - Added new platform within the e-Parliament: "Parliament in Figures statistical indicators and webpage was developed to enhance transparency and public engagement - Introduction of eMonitor tool for hate speech and disinformation monitoring - Digitalizing VHS and other archival tape formats were initiated to safeguard historical recordings and ensure long-term accessibility - Equipped and upgraded conference system of the NA - A climate change e-Module for the parliamentarians Output 3 - Capacity development package was delivered to MPs, party representatives, and NA staff, including a full-cycle Power BI data visualization training for 14 NA staff (3 men, 11 women) from key Standing Committees and support units. - Transformative Leadership Workshop for MPs and party representatives; cybersecurity awareness training for NA staff. - AI governance and ethics workshop series jointly delivered by UNDPs Chief Digital Office and the Democratic Institutions and Processes Team. - AI Empowerment for Parliamentary Staff training on practical AI applications for research, drafting support, transcription, and idea generation. - Peer-to-peer learning for MPs, NA staff, and AC including a study visit to UK Parliament focusing on faction formation, ethical governance, financial oversight, and parliamentary operational best practices. - International training course on organization of parliamentary work, jointly organized by the NA and the Senate for French-speaking parliamentarians and civil servants. - Participation of a woman MP, NA Staff and UNDP personnel in the UN Global Leadership Academy: Women Leading in the - Digital Era resulted in drafting a National Rollout Plan for Armenia. - International parliamentary conference on Role of Parliament in Shaping the Future of Responsible AI, jointly organized by Parliament of Malaysia, Inter-Parliamentary Union, Canadian Parliamentary Association, and UNDP. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16895-16895A0101 Sweden The objectives of the Project are (a) supporting the institutional capacities and strategic communication of the National Assembly and target independent bodies (Chamber of Audit and Human Rights Defender's Office) to drive forward the modern public policy agenda and improve performance of its core functions; (b) enhancing the relevant competencies of the MPs and the staff of the National Assembly. Projektets mål är (a) att stödja nationalförsamlingens institutionella kapacitet och strategiska kommunikation och rikta in sig på oberoende organ (revisionskammaren och Human Rights Defender's Office) för att driva framåt den moderna offentliga politiska agendan och förbättra utförandet av dess kärnfunktioner; (b) stärka den relevanta kompetensen hos parlamentsledamöterna och personalen i nationalförsamlingen. The project will aim at supporting the institutional capacities and strategic communication and collaboration of the National Assembly and target independent bodies (Chamber of Audit and Ombudsperson) to drive forward modern public policy agenda and improve performance of its core functions. It will enhance the relevant competencies of the MPs, and the staff of the National Assembly. The project is based on the previous cooperation with the NA and the respective lessons learned. The project efforts will focus on enhancing the institutional capacity of the National Assembly to fulfill its constitutional duties in more inclusive, responsive, transparent, accountable, and effective way, including, in engaging with citizens, civil society and public sector. Outcome: The National Assembly is more inclusive, responsive, transparent, accountable and effective. Result 1. Strategic vision of the National Assembly and roadmap for reforms, strategic communication and collaboration are consolidated empowering modern public policy agenda and fostering inclusive practices. Result 2. The National Assembly is equipped with state-of-the-art methods and instruments for effectively pursuing its modern public policy agenda and improving performance of its core functions. Result 3. Competencies of the MPs and the staff of the National Assembly in utilizing innovative methods, using and producing knowledge products towards advancing the modern public policy agenda and enhancing effectiveness of their core functions strengthened. The project will design and introduce digitalised solutions to streamline functions and processes of the independent bodies, and facilitate collaboration with the National Assembly. It will build the capacities of the members and the target staff of the Audit Chamber and Ombudsperson office to enable them to engage with the modern public policy agenda, enhance the oversight function and promote rights-based approach to public policy making respectively, through applying new competencies of effective communication and stakeholder engagement. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 7000000 0 0 3500000 7000000 10500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-16895-16895A0102 Sweden The objectives of the Project are (a) supporting the institutional capacities and strategic communication of the National Assembly and target independent bodies (Chamber of Audit and Human Rights Defender's Office) to drive forward the modern public policy agenda and improve performance of its core functions; (b) enhancing the relevant competencies of the MPs and the staff of the National Assembly. Projektets mål är (a) att stödja nationalförsamlingens institutionella kapacitet och strategiska kommunikation och rikta in sig på oberoende organ (revisionskammaren och Human Rights Defender's Office) för att driva framåt den moderna offentliga politiska agendan och förbättra utförandet av dess kärnfunktioner; (b) stärka den relevanta kompetensen hos parlamentsledamöterna och personalen i nationalförsamlingen. The project will aim at supporting the institutional capacities and strategic communication and collaboration of the National Assembly and target independent bodies (Chamber of Audit and Ombudsperson) to drive forward modern public policy agenda and improve performance of its core functions. It will enhance the relevant competencies of the MPs, and the staff of the National Assembly. The project is based on the previous cooperation with the NA and the respective lessons learned. The project efforts will focus on enhancing the institutional capacity of the National Assembly to fulfill its constitutional duties in more inclusive, responsive, transparent, accountable, and effective way, including, in engaging with citizens, civil society and public sector. Outcome: The National Assembly is more inclusive, responsive, transparent, accountable and effective. Result 1. Strategic vision of the National Assembly and roadmap for reforms, strategic communication and collaboration are consolidated empowering modern public policy agenda and fostering inclusive practices. Result 2. The National Assembly is equipped with state-of-the-art methods and instruments for effectively pursuing its modern public policy agenda and improving performance of its core functions. Result 3. Competencies of the MPs and the staff of the National Assembly in utilizing innovative methods, using and producing knowledge products towards advancing the modern public policy agenda and enhancing effectiveness of their core functions strengthened. The project will design and introduce digitalised solutions to streamline functions and processes of the independent bodies, and facilitate collaboration with the National Assembly. It will build the capacities of the members and the target staff of the Audit Chamber and Ombudsperson office to enable them to engage with the modern public policy agenda, enhance the oversight function and promote rights-based approach to public policy making respectively, through applying new competencies of effective communication and stakeholder engagement. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4800000 0 4800000 0 4800000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4800000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16922 Sweden Support to the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency's global program on environmental governance in mining in collaboration with UNDP. This support continues to be designed as a program support to the global program Environmental Governance Programme, EGP, for responsible mining management for a green and just transition. The work is carried out in collaboration with UNDP in five countries in Africa (Kenya, DRC and Zambia) and Latin America (Colombia and Argentina) and with a global bridging cap. The program builds on experiences and results from the previous phase of the EGP and focuses on environmental and social risks and challenges that are expected to result from increased demand for minerals, including critical raw materials, needed for the green transition. Activities continue to focus on addressing governance deficiencies, and in particular capacity gaps, within government agencies responsible for environmental regulation of the mining sector. The program focuses on three sub-areas that complement and strengthen each other. Support at the country level continues to be a central part of the program. - Support government agencies to develop and implement effective tools and guidelines needed to govern permitting and regulatory processes in the mining sector with a focus on integrating environmental and social sustainability. - Support government agencies to enable transparent and participatory mining governance processes that are built on trust and cooperation between government agencies, the private sector and affected local communities. - Support EGP partners to contribute to global policy work on responsible mining and in turn benefit from global policy to strengthen national governance processes on responsible mining. Insatsen är ett stöd till Naturvårdsverkets globala program angående miljöförvaltning vid gruvdrift i samarbete med UNDP. Detta nya stöd är fortsatt utformat som ett programstöd till det globala programmet Environmental Governance Programme, EGP, för ansvarsfull gruvhantering för en grön och rättvis omställning. Arbetet sker i samarbete med UNDP i fem länder i Afrika (Kenya, DRC och Zambia) och Latinamerika (Colombia och Argentina) och med en global överbryggande kappa. Programmet bygger på erfarenheter och resultat från den föregående fasen av EGP och fokuserar på miljömässiga och sociala risker och utmaningar som förväntas bli resultatet av ökad efterfrågan på mineraler, inklusive kritiska råvaror, som behövs för den gröna omställningen. Aktiviteterna fortsätter att fokusera på att åtgärda brister i styrning, och i synnerhet kapacitetsluckor, inom statliga myndigheter med ansvar för miljöreglering av gruvsektorn. Programmet fokuserar på tre delområden vilka kompletterar och stärker varandra. Stöd på landnivå är fortsätt en central del av programmet. - Stöd till statliga myndigheter att utveckla och tillämpa effektiva verktyg och riktlinjer som behövs för att styra tillstånds- och tillsynsprocesser inom gruvsektorn med fokus på att integrera miljömässig och social hållbarhet. - Stöd till statliga myndigheter att möjliggöra transparenta och deltagande gruvstyrningsprocesser som bygger på förtroende och samarbete mellan statliga myndigheter, den privata sektorn och berörda lokalsamhällen. - Stöd till EGPs partners att bidra till globalt policyarbete för ansvarsfull gruvdrift och i gengäld dra nytta av global policy för att stärka nationella styrprocesser för ansvarsfull gruvdrift. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att "minimera negativa miljömässiga och sociala effekter från gruvdrift, inklusive brytning av kritiska råvaror". Följande delmål inom tre arbetsområden förväntas bidra till det övergripande målet: 1) Teknisk kompetens och effektivitet Statliga myndigheter tillämpar effektiva verktyg och riktlinjer som behövs för att styra tillstånds- och tillsynsprocesser inom gruvsektorn, till att integrera miljömässig och social hållbarhet. 2) Transparens, ansvarstagande och inkluderande deltagande Statliga myndigheter möjliggör transparenta och deltagande gruvstyrningsprocesser som bygger förtroende och samarbete mellan statliga myndigheter, den privata sektorn och berörda lokalsamhällen. 3) Stärkt globalt samarbete -policykoherens och effektivitet EGPs partners bidrar till globalt policyarbete för ansvarsfull gruvdrift och i gengäld dra nytta av global policy för att stärka nationella styrprocesser för ansvarsfull gruvdrift. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Argentina Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Colombia Kenya Zambia Developing countries, unspecified Mineral/mining policy and administrative management Environmental policy and administrative management Mineral Resources & Mining General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-6-16922-16922A0101 Sweden Support to the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency's global program on environmental governance in mining in collaboration with UNDP. This support continues to be designed as a program support to the global program Environmental Governance Programme, EGP, for responsible mining management for a green and just transition. The work is carried out in collaboration with UNDP in five countries in Africa (Kenya, DRC and Zambia) and Latin America (Colombia and Argentina) and with a global bridging cap. The program builds on experiences and results from the previous phase of the EGP and focuses on environmental and social risks and challenges that are expected to result from increased demand for minerals, including critical raw materials, needed for the green transition. Activities continue to focus on addressing governance deficiencies, and in particular capacity gaps, within government agencies responsible for environmental regulation of the mining sector. The program focuses on three sub-areas that complement and strengthen each other. Support at the country level continues to be a central part of the program. - Support government agencies to develop and implement effective tools and guidelines needed to govern permitting and regulatory processes in the mining sector with a focus on integrating environmental and social sustainability. - Support government agencies to enable transparent and participatory mining governance processes that are built on trust and cooperation between government agencies, the private sector and affected local communities. - Support EGP partners to contribute to global policy work on responsible mining and in turn benefit from global policy to strengthen national governance processes on responsible mining. Insatsen är ett stöd till Naturvårdsverkets globala program angående miljöförvaltning vid gruvdrift i samarbete med UNDP. Detta nya stöd är fortsatt utformat som ett programstöd till det globala programmet Environmental Governance Programme, EGP, för ansvarsfull gruvhantering för en grön och rättvis omställning. Arbetet sker i samarbete med UNDP i fem länder i Afrika (Kenya, DRC och Zambia) och Latinamerika (Colombia och Argentina) och med en global överbryggande kappa. Programmet bygger på erfarenheter och resultat från den föregående fasen av EGP och fokuserar på miljömässiga och sociala risker och utmaningar som förväntas bli resultatet av ökad efterfrågan på mineraler, inklusive kritiska råvaror, som behövs för den gröna omställningen. Aktiviteterna fortsätter att fokusera på att åtgärda brister i styrning, och i synnerhet kapacitetsluckor, inom statliga myndigheter med ansvar för miljöreglering av gruvsektorn. Programmet fokuserar på tre delområden vilka kompletterar och stärker varandra. Stöd på landnivå är fortsätt en central del av programmet. - Stöd till statliga myndigheter att utveckla och tillämpa effektiva verktyg och riktlinjer som behövs för att styra tillstånds- och tillsynsprocesser inom gruvsektorn med fokus på att integrera miljömässig och social hållbarhet. - Stöd till statliga myndigheter att möjliggöra transparenta och deltagande gruvstyrningsprocesser som bygger på förtroende och samarbete mellan statliga myndigheter, den privata sektorn och berörda lokalsamhällen. - Stöd till EGPs partners att bidra till globalt policyarbete för ansvarsfull gruvdrift och i gengäld dra nytta av global policy för att stärka nationella styrprocesser för ansvarsfull gruvdrift. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att "minimera negativa miljömässiga och sociala effekter från gruvdrift, inklusive brytning av kritiska råvaror". Följande delmål inom tre arbetsområden förväntas bidra till det övergripande målet: 1) Teknisk kompetens och effektivitet Statliga myndigheter tillämpar effektiva verktyg och riktlinjer som behövs för att styra tillstånds- och tillsynsprocesser inom gruvsektorn, till att integrera miljömässig och social hållbarhet. 2) Transparens, ansvarstagande och inkluderande deltagande Statliga myndigheter möjliggör transparenta och deltagande gruvstyrningsprocesser som bygger förtroende och samarbete mellan statliga myndigheter, den privata sektorn och berörda lokalsamhällen. 3) Stärkt globalt samarbete -policykoherens och effektivitet EGPs partners bidrar till globalt policyarbete för ansvarsfull gruvdrift och i gengäld dra nytta av global policy för att stärka nationella styrprocesser för ansvarsfull gruvdrift. Sweden Naturvårdsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Naturvårdsverket 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17500000 0 0 0 0 0 17500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket 1750000 Naturvårdsverket Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16922-16922A0102 Sweden Support to the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency's global program on environmental governance in mining in collaboration with UNDP. This support continues to be designed as a program support to the global program Environmental Governance Programme, EGP, for responsible mining management for a green and just transition. The work is carried out in collaboration with UNDP in five countries in Africa (Kenya, DRC and Zambia) and Latin America (Colombia and Argentina) and with a global bridging cap. The program builds on experiences and results from the previous phase of the EGP and focuses on environmental and social risks and challenges that are expected to result from increased demand for minerals, including critical raw materials, needed for the green transition. Activities continue to focus on addressing governance deficiencies, and in particular capacity gaps, within government agencies responsible for environmental regulation of the mining sector. The program focuses on three sub-areas that complement and strengthen each other. Support at the country level continues to be a central part of the program. - Support government agencies to develop and implement effective tools and guidelines needed to govern permitting and regulatory processes in the mining sector with a focus on integrating environmental and social sustainability. - Support government agencies to enable transparent and participatory mining governance processes that are built on trust and cooperation between government agencies, the private sector and affected local communities. - Support EGP partners to contribute to global policy work on responsible mining and in turn benefit from global policy to strengthen national governance processes on responsible mining. Insatsen är ett stöd till Naturvårdsverkets globala program angående miljöförvaltning vid gruvdrift i samarbete med UNDP. Detta nya stöd är fortsatt utformat som ett programstöd till det globala programmet Environmental Governance Programme, EGP, för ansvarsfull gruvhantering för en grön och rättvis omställning. Arbetet sker i samarbete med UNDP i fem länder i Afrika (Kenya, DRC och Zambia) och Latinamerika (Colombia och Argentina) och med en global överbryggande kappa. Programmet bygger på erfarenheter och resultat från den föregående fasen av EGP och fokuserar på miljömässiga och sociala risker och utmaningar som förväntas bli resultatet av ökad efterfrågan på mineraler, inklusive kritiska råvaror, som behövs för den gröna omställningen. Aktiviteterna fortsätter att fokusera på att åtgärda brister i styrning, och i synnerhet kapacitetsluckor, inom statliga myndigheter med ansvar för miljöreglering av gruvsektorn. Programmet fokuserar på tre delområden vilka kompletterar och stärker varandra. Stöd på landnivå är fortsätt en central del av programmet. - Stöd till statliga myndigheter att utveckla och tillämpa effektiva verktyg och riktlinjer som behövs för att styra tillstånds- och tillsynsprocesser inom gruvsektorn med fokus på att integrera miljömässig och social hållbarhet. - Stöd till statliga myndigheter att möjliggöra transparenta och deltagande gruvstyrningsprocesser som bygger på förtroende och samarbete mellan statliga myndigheter, den privata sektorn och berörda lokalsamhällen. - Stöd till EGPs partners att bidra till globalt policyarbete för ansvarsfull gruvdrift och i gengäld dra nytta av global policy för att stärka nationella styrprocesser för ansvarsfull gruvdrift. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att "minimera negativa miljömässiga och sociala effekter från gruvdrift, inklusive brytning av kritiska råvaror". Följande delmål inom tre arbetsområden förväntas bidra till det övergripande målet: 1) Teknisk kompetens och effektivitet Statliga myndigheter tillämpar effektiva verktyg och riktlinjer som behövs för att styra tillstånds- och tillsynsprocesser inom gruvsektorn, till att integrera miljömässig och social hållbarhet. 2) Transparens, ansvarstagande och inkluderande deltagande Statliga myndigheter möjliggör transparenta och deltagande gruvstyrningsprocesser som bygger förtroende och samarbete mellan statliga myndigheter, den privata sektorn och berörda lokalsamhällen. 3) Stärkt globalt samarbete -policykoherens och effektivitet EGPs partners bidrar till globalt policyarbete för ansvarsfull gruvdrift och i gengäld dra nytta av global policy för att stärka nationella styrprocesser för ansvarsfull gruvdrift. Sweden Naturvårdsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Naturvårdsverket 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 25000000 25000000 25000000 0 0 0 7500000 13000000 15750000 9250000 13000000 0 12000000 12000000 8250000 Naturvårdsverket 8250000 Naturvårdsverket 8250000 Naturvårdsverket 8250000 Naturvårdsverket 8250000 Naturvårdsverket 8250000 Naturvårdsverket 8250000 Naturvårdsverket 8250000 Naturvårdsverket 8250000 Naturvårdsverket 8250000 Naturvårdsverket 750000 Naturvårdsverket 750000 Naturvårdsverket 750000 Naturvårdsverket 750000 Naturvårdsverket 750000 Naturvårdsverket 750000 Naturvårdsverket 750000 Naturvårdsverket 750000 Naturvårdsverket 750000 Naturvårdsverket 750000 Naturvårdsverket 1575000 Naturvårdsverket 1575000 Naturvårdsverket 1575000 Naturvårdsverket 1575000 Naturvårdsverket 1575000 Naturvårdsverket 1575000 Naturvårdsverket 1575000 Naturvårdsverket 1575000 Naturvårdsverket 1575000 Naturvårdsverket 1575000 Naturvårdsverket Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16927 Sweden The overall goal of the WE4F 2.0 fund is to increase climate resilience and security of food and water systems in 9 countries across the MENA region through the tailored support of innovative and impactful private sector firms. Specific objectives include: - Support of up to 30 SMEs over the life of program, emphasizing businesses that can drive job creation and sustainability in local value chains via regional calls. - Support of up to 30 rapidly growing early-stage innovative businesses i.e. Scale-ups, in sectors mentioned above, over the life of the programvia regional calls. - a Dedicated track for Syria, Algeria, and Palestine: to select up to 10 firms in each of Algeria, Palestine, and Syria, a total of 30 additional firms, which will be selected via 2 dedicated calls for innovations, with a support period ranging between 12 and 18 months. - Enhance growth opportunities for targeted Scale-ups and SMEs by addressing systemic and immediate enabling environment challenges through strategic partnerships and tailored interventions. Systemic Enabling Environment (EE) Support will focus on broad-scale, collaborative efforts that tackle structural barriers across sectors, while Direct EE Support will address specific innovator needs through quick, high-impact solutions. Stödet syftar till att skala upp innovativa och effektiva lokala företag i nio MENA-länder (Marocko, Algeriet, Tunisien, Egypten, Palestina, Jordanien, Libanon, Irak och Syrien) genom att stödja miljömässigt hållbara lokala innovationer som syftar till att förbättra energi- och vatteneffektiviteten inom den lokala jordbrukssektorn och öka inkomsterna, särskilt för kvinnor och fattiga människor där. The overall goal of the WE4F 2.0 fund is to increase climate resilience and security of food and water systems in 9 countries across the MENA region through the tailored support of innovative and impactful private sector firms. Specific objectives include: - Support of up to 30 SMEs over the life of program, emphasizing businesses that can drive job creation and sustainability in local value chains via regional calls. - Support of up to 30 rapidly growing early-stage innovative businesses i.e. Scale-ups, in sectors mentioned above, over the life of the program via regional calls. - a Dedicated track for Syria, Algeria, and Palestine: to select up to 10 firms in each of Algeria, Palestine, and Syria, a total of 30 additional firms, which will be selected via 2 dedicated calls for innovations, with a support period ranging between 12 and 18 months. - Enhance growth opportunities for targeted Scale-ups and SMEs by addressing systemic and immediate enabling environment challenges through strategic partnerships and tailored interventions. Systemic Enabling Environment (EE) Support will focus on broad-scale, collaborative efforts that tackle structural barriers across sectors, while Direct EE Support will address specific innovator needs through quick, high-impact solutions. WE4F 2.0 is a challenge fund, as such and as defined by Sida, is a financing mechanism using competition (regional calls) to identify and support innovative solutions addressing the specific challenge set out by the WE4F 2.0 goal. The WE4F 2.0 aims to identify innovations for development impact and intends to engage new actors, contributing to both as financiers and implementers, which can include the mobilization of private capital. The calls of proposals/regional calls will be done through a transparent selection and clearly pre-determined criteria. And expecting a cost-risk sharing with the innovators in the form of match funding. This challenge fund methodology will be used irrespective to the context. In summary by the end of the intervention the total number of firms that will be supported is: Track 1 / SMEs: Egypt Lebanon Morocco Tunisia Jordan Iraq: 30-40 firms Track 2 / Scale-ups Egypt Lebanon Morocco Tunisia Jordan Iraq: 20-30 firms Track 3 / MSMEs Syria, Algeria, Palestine: 30 firms Track 4, Syria dedicated call: 30 firms Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Syrian Arab Republic Middle East, regional North of Sahara, regional Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry SE-0-SE-6-16927-16927A0101 Sweden The overall goal of the WE4F 2.0 fund is to increase climate resilience and security of food and water systems in 9 countries across the MENA region through the tailored support of innovative and impactful private sector firms. Specific objectives include: - Support of up to 30 SMEs over the life of program, emphasizing businesses that can drive job creation and sustainability in local value chains via regional calls. - Support of up to 30 rapidly growing early-stage innovative businesses i.e. Scale-ups, in sectors mentioned above, over the life of the programvia regional calls. - a Dedicated track for Syria, Algeria, and Palestine: to select up to 10 firms in each of Algeria, Palestine, and Syria, a total of 30 additional firms, which will be selected via 2 dedicated calls for innovations, with a support period ranging between 12 and 18 months. - Enhance growth opportunities for targeted Scale-ups and SMEs by addressing systemic and immediate enabling environment challenges through strategic partnerships and tailored interventions. Systemic Enabling Environment (EE) Support will focus on broad-scale, collaborative efforts that tackle structural barriers across sectors, while Direct EE Support will address specific innovator needs through quick, high-impact solutions. Stödet syftar till att skala upp innovativa och effektiva lokala företag i nio MENA-länder (Marocko, Algeriet, Tunisien, Egypten, Palestina, Jordanien, Libanon, Irak och Syrien) genom att stödja miljömässigt hållbara lokala innovationer som syftar till att förbättra energi- och vatteneffektiviteten inom den lokala jordbrukssektorn och öka inkomsterna, särskilt för kvinnor och fattiga människor där. The overall goal of the WE4F 2.0 fund is to increase climate resilience and security of food and water systems in 9 countries across the MENA region through the tailored support of innovative and impactful private sector firms. Specific objectives include: - Support of up to 30 SMEs over the life of program, emphasizing businesses that can drive job creation and sustainability in local value chains via regional calls. - Support of up to 30 rapidly growing early-stage innovative businesses i.e. Scale-ups, in sectors mentioned above, over the life of the program via regional calls. - a Dedicated track for Syria, Algeria, and Palestine: to select up to 10 firms in each of Algeria, Palestine, and Syria, a total of 30 additional firms, which will be selected via 2 dedicated calls for innovations, with a support period ranging between 12 and 18 months. - Enhance growth opportunities for targeted Scale-ups and SMEs by addressing systemic and immediate enabling environment challenges through strategic partnerships and tailored interventions. Systemic Enabling Environment (EE) Support will focus on broad-scale, collaborative efforts that tackle structural barriers across sectors, while Direct EE Support will address specific innovator needs through quick, high-impact solutions. WE4F 2.0 is a challenge fund, as such and as defined by Sida, is a financing mechanism using competition (regional calls) to identify and support innovative solutions addressing the specific challenge set out by the WE4F 2.0 goal. The WE4F 2.0 aims to identify innovations for development impact and intends to engage new actors, contributing to both as financiers and implementers, which can include the mobilization of private capital. The calls of proposals/regional calls will be done through a transparent selection and clearly pre-determined criteria. And expecting a cost-risk sharing with the innovators in the form of match funding. This challenge fund methodology will be used irrespective to the context. In summary by the end of the intervention the total number of firms that will be supported is: Track 1 / SMEs: Egypt Lebanon Morocco Tunisia Jordan Iraq: 30-40 firms Track 2 / Scale-ups Egypt Lebanon Morocco Tunisia Jordan Iraq: 20-30 firms Track 3 / MSMEs Syria, Algeria, Palestine: 30 firms Track 4, Syria dedicated call: 30 firms Sweden Berytech Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Berytech 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 15000000 20000000 15000000 20000000 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 15000000 0 0 10000000 32500000 Berytech 32500000 Berytech 7500000 Berytech 7500000 Berytech Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Increased job creation, including through private sector development, innovation, entrepreneurship and green transition, and with a focus on the economic empowerment of women and young people. Ökat jobbskapande, inklusive genom privatsektorutveckling, innovation, entreprenörskap och grön omställning, samt med inriktning på kvinnors och ungas ekonomiska egenmakt. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened resilience to climate change, limited climate impact and environmentally sustainable management and use of natural resources such as land and water. Stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar, begränsad klimatpåverkan samt en miljömässigt hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av naturresurser såsom mark och vatten. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16927-16927A0102 Sweden The overall goal of the WE4F 2.0 fund is to increase climate resilience and security of food and water systems in 9 countries across the MENA region through the tailored support of innovative and impactful private sector firms. Specific objectives include: - Support of up to 30 SMEs over the life of program, emphasizing businesses that can drive job creation and sustainability in local value chains via regional calls. - Support of up to 30 rapidly growing early-stage innovative businesses i.e. Scale-ups, in sectors mentioned above, over the life of the programvia regional calls. - a Dedicated track for Syria, Algeria, and Palestine: to select up to 10 firms in each of Algeria, Palestine, and Syria, a total of 30 additional firms, which will be selected via 2 dedicated calls for innovations, with a support period ranging between 12 and 18 months. - Enhance growth opportunities for targeted Scale-ups and SMEs by addressing systemic and immediate enabling environment challenges through strategic partnerships and tailored interventions. Systemic Enabling Environment (EE) Support will focus on broad-scale, collaborative efforts that tackle structural barriers across sectors, while Direct EE Support will address specific innovator needs through quick, high-impact solutions. Stödet syftar till att skala upp innovativa och effektiva lokala företag i nio MENA-länder (Marocko, Algeriet, Tunisien, Egypten, Palestina, Jordanien, Libanon, Irak och Syrien) genom att stödja miljömässigt hållbara lokala innovationer som syftar till att förbättra energi- och vatteneffektiviteten inom den lokala jordbrukssektorn och öka inkomsterna, särskilt för kvinnor och fattiga människor där. The overall goal of the WE4F 2.0 fund is to increase climate resilience and security of food and water systems in 9 countries across the MENA region through the tailored support of innovative and impactful private sector firms. Specific objectives include: - Support of up to 30 SMEs over the life of program, emphasizing businesses that can drive job creation and sustainability in local value chains via regional calls. - Support of up to 30 rapidly growing early-stage innovative businesses i.e. Scale-ups, in sectors mentioned above, over the life of the program via regional calls. - a Dedicated track for Syria, Algeria, and Palestine: to select up to 10 firms in each of Algeria, Palestine, and Syria, a total of 30 additional firms, which will be selected via 2 dedicated calls for innovations, with a support period ranging between 12 and 18 months. - Enhance growth opportunities for targeted Scale-ups and SMEs by addressing systemic and immediate enabling environment challenges through strategic partnerships and tailored interventions. Systemic Enabling Environment (EE) Support will focus on broad-scale, collaborative efforts that tackle structural barriers across sectors, while Direct EE Support will address specific innovator needs through quick, high-impact solutions. WE4F 2.0 is a challenge fund, as such and as defined by Sida, is a financing mechanism using competition (regional calls) to identify and support innovative solutions addressing the specific challenge set out by the WE4F 2.0 goal. The WE4F 2.0 aims to identify innovations for development impact and intends to engage new actors, contributing to both as financiers and implementers, which can include the mobilization of private capital. The calls of proposals/regional calls will be done through a transparent selection and clearly pre-determined criteria. And expecting a cost-risk sharing with the innovators in the form of match funding. This challenge fund methodology will be used irrespective to the context. In summary by the end of the intervention the total number of firms that will be supported is: Track 1 / SMEs: Egypt Lebanon Morocco Tunisia Jordan Iraq: 30-40 firms Track 2 / Scale-ups Egypt Lebanon Morocco Tunisia Jordan Iraq: 20-30 firms Track 3 / MSMEs Syria, Algeria, Palestine: 30 firms Track 4, Syria dedicated call: 30 firms Sweden Berytech Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Berytech 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 0 0 10000000 30000000 Berytech 10000000 Berytech Syria Crisis 2024-2027 (former 2024-2026) Syrienkrisstrategin 2024-2027 (fd 2024-2026) Improved livelihood opportunities for women and men and increased access to basic public services in Syria and neighbouring countries. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och män och ökad tillgång till grundläggande samhällstjänster i Syrien och angränsande länder. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased gender equality, freedom and empowerment of women and girls, including greater counteraction and prevention of gender-based violence, as well as counteracting norms and customs that restrict women and girls in Syria and neighbouring countries. Ökad jämställdhet, frihet och egenmakt för flickor och kvinnor, inklusive att könsrelaterat våld motverkas och förebyggs i högre grad, samt att normer och sedvänjor som begränsar flickor och kvinnor motverkas i Syrien och angränsande länder. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for increased returns and voluntary returns to, and sustainable reintegration in Syria. Stärkta förutsättningar för ökat återvändande och frivillig återvandring till och hållbar återintegrering i Syrien. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-16955 Sweden The contribution is in the form of support to the organisation Women’s Learning Partnership for Rights, Development, and Peace (WLP). WLP is an international women’s rights organization comprised of a partnership of 20 autonomous women’s rights organizations, primarily from transitioning and developing societies with WLP’s secretariat located in Maryland, USA. WLP’s mission is to transform power relations and promote justice, equality, peace, and sustainable development by strengthening the feminist movement. This is done through curriculum and resource development, training, capacity development, advocacy and movement building while promoting and sustaining leadership that is participatory and replicable. WLP has three areas of impact. Under each outcome and obejctive there are several goals to be achieved. The three areas of impact are Leadership, Mobilising the women´s movement and Civil society strengthening. Insatsen är i form av stöd till organisationen Women’s Learning Partnership for Rights, Development, and Peace (WLP) som är en koalition bestående av 20 autonoma kvinnorättsorganisationer med ett sekretariat i Bethesda, USA. WLPs partnerorganisationer är baserad i länder över hela det globala syd, med det gemensamma uppdraget att förändra maktrelationer och främja demokrati, jämlikhet, fred och hållbar utveckling. WLP:s partnerskapsmodell och metodik använder ett decentraliserat, samhällsbaserat tillvägagångssätt för att sprida kunskap om kvinnors rättigheter, demokratiska idéer och metoder, och för att öka WLP:s partners organisatoriska och strategiska möjligheter att påverka beslutsfattande på lokal, nationell, regional och internationell nivå. WLP har tre övergripande målområden för verksamheten i enlighet med deras Strategiska plan, med tydligt definierade uppföljningsbara mål. Målområdena är Ledarskap, mobilisering av kvinnorättsröreslen och stärka det civila samhället WLP has three areas of impact. Under each outcome and obejctive there are several goals to be achieved (please find more information in the application). 1. Leadership Outcome: FEMINIST LEADERSHIP Empower feminist leaders to fully participate in civic, economic, and political life in the Global South. Objective 1:WLP will increase womens engagement in the political process and in decisionmaking positions. In four years, more women will be engaged in the political process and in decisionmaking positions in the communities where WLP works and beyond. Objective 2: WLP will promote the adoption and application of feminist principles to advance rights and justice. In four years, in the communities where WLP works and beyond, leaders are using feminist principles to advance rights and justice in their spheres of influence Objective 3: WLP will promote and safeguard gender justice. In four years, the communities where WLP works will promote and safeguard gender justice. Objective 4: WLP will empower and mobilize young leaders to advocate for gender justice. In four years, more young leaders will advocate for gender justice in the communities where WLP works and beyond. 2. Movements Outcome: MOBILIZING THE WOMENS MOVEMENT Accelerate movements for justice and ending violence and discrimination against women and girls.In four years: Objective 1: WLP will educate, train, and mobilize individuals and CSOs to contribute to the success of legal reforms that promote gender justice. In four years, in the communities where WLP works and beyond, there will be successful legal reforms to promote gender justice. Objective 2: WLP will increase the impact of local, national, and regional women's human rights movements by facilitating greater coordination at the regional level. In four years, in the regions where WLP works, local, national, and regional women's human rights movements will have more impact because of increased coordination at the regional level. Objective 3: WLP will build capacity and drive greater collaboration among activists and CSOs to collectively advocate for policies that address gender equality, peacebuilding, democratic values, climate justice, and human rights. In four years, CSOs af iliated with WLP partners in their regions will be collaborating with each other and WLP to bring about genderresponsive policies. Objective 4: WLP will collect, record, and share the important history and accomplishments of women to inspire and catalyze feminist movements around the world. In four years, the history and accomplishments of women in the Global South, particularly from the regions where WLP works, will fuel feminist movements. 3. Civil Society Outcome: CIVIL SOCIETY STRENGTHENING Propel the collective power of womenled civil society organizations to protect and advance democracy, human rights, and gender justice. Objective 1: WLP will strengthen the capacity of partner organizations in program implementation, organizational development, and mobilization, including to more effectively work in changing or difficult environments. In four years, the organizations that WLP engages with will be more effective in program implementation and more resilient to crisis situations. Objective 2: WLP will empower civil society organizations to effectively serve as robust defenses against poverty, corruption, authoritarianism, discrimination, and violence. In four years, CSOs in the communities where WLP works and beyond will be able to serve as bulwarks against poverty, corruption, authoritarianism, discrimination, and violence. Objective 3: WLP will support women's rights activists and leaders operating in regions where civil society faces significant challenges by building and supporting impactful coalitions and movements for women's rights. In four years, human and womens rights activists working for freedom and rights in places where civil society is not able to function will have built efective alliances and movements for rights. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Examples of results achieved: The reporting from WLP provides an overview of the key achievements, challenges, lessons learned, and unexpected outcomes of the Womens Learning Partnership (WLP) between July 2024 and June 2025. In FY25, Womens Learning Partnership (WLP) and its partners across the Global South advanced women´s rights and gender justice in a global context marked by shrinking civic space, decreased funding, rising authoritarianism, and climate and humanitarian crises. Despite these challenges, the Partnership strengthened feminist leadership, achieved legal reform outcomes, and bolstered the resilience of civil society organizations (CSOs). Reach and Leadership Development Examples of results: Through 12 Training of Trainers (TOT) programs and 58 grassroots workshops, WLP trained 1,632 people, including 732 youth, across 15 countries. Leveraging WLPs multiplier effect methodology, trainees from these programs have conducted stepdown workshops in their communities, reaching an additional 670 women, men, and youth. 95 percent of workshop participants reported an increased awareness of womens rights, while 90 percent saw themselves as leaders and agents of change. As a direct result of WLP trainings, 247 women and youth assumed new leadership roles, and youth-led initiatives, from digital campaigns in Kyrgyzstan to mental health advocacy in Indonesia, demonstrated the next generations active engagement in democratic and social change. In FY25, 78 WLP trained political candidates ran for office in Brazil, Kyrgyzstan, Indonesia, and Pakistan, and 35 were elected to leadership positions. Additionally, the Partnership trained 399 women and men as election monitors and helped 415 women register to vote. (WLP annual report p.14) In May 2025, WLP held its first ever global Alumni Event to launch the WLP´s Alumni network. The intergenerational virtual event brought together leaders, activists, educators, and changemakers from 20 countries around the world who had previously participated in WLPs Global TOT program. More than 100 participants gathered to share stories of how working with the Partnership has impacted their work, shaped their perspectives, and influenced their personal journeys. Impact of Legal Reforms and Advocacy Examples of results: The Partnership recorded 159 advocacy outcomes and secured three landmark legal reforms in FY25. These include: - In Pakistan, the Sindh High Court affirmed divorced daughters right to inherit pensions, and parliament passed the Islamabad Child Marriage Restraint Act raising the marriage age to 18. - In Brazil, WLP partner helped secure approval of Resolution 258/2024, strengthening protections for child and adolescent survivors of sexual violence. -In Mauritania, WLP partner trained 75 parliamentarians, catalyzing the creation of a women led parliamentary commission to advance a new personal status code. Beyond the passage of these new laws, partners influenced policymaking processes in Egypt, Morocco, Malaysia, and Kyrgyzstan, producing draft legislations, mobilizing coalitions, and ensuring that womens voices shaped family law reform, labor protections, and gender responsive governance. At UN CSW, WLP collaborated with Global Campaign for Equality in Family Law (GCEFL) coalition to cohost a CSW side event with the governments of Sweden and Zambia: WLP cohosted The Rise of Family Values: Strategies for Rights Based Family Law Reform to tackle the increasing use of family values rhetoric to justify discrimination, particularly in personal status laws governing marriage, divorce, child custody, and inheritance. WLPs Regional MENA Director spoke about Morocco´s successes and struggles with the reform of the inheritance laws Examples of results: WLP reported 90 outcomes that directly strengthened CSO capacity, including mentoring emerging organizations, developing cross sectoral partnerships, and fostering resilience in contexts of shrinking civic space. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16955-16955A0101 Sweden The contribution is in the form of support to the organisation Women’s Learning Partnership for Rights, Development, and Peace (WLP). WLP is an international women’s rights organization comprised of a partnership of 20 autonomous women’s rights organizations, primarily from transitioning and developing societies with WLP’s secretariat located in Maryland, USA. WLP’s mission is to transform power relations and promote justice, equality, peace, and sustainable development by strengthening the feminist movement. This is done through curriculum and resource development, training, capacity development, advocacy and movement building while promoting and sustaining leadership that is participatory and replicable. WLP has three areas of impact. Under each outcome and obejctive there are several goals to be achieved. The three areas of impact are Leadership, Mobilising the women´s movement and Civil society strengthening. Insatsen är i form av stöd till organisationen Women’s Learning Partnership for Rights, Development, and Peace (WLP) som är en koalition bestående av 20 autonoma kvinnorättsorganisationer med ett sekretariat i Bethesda, USA. WLPs partnerorganisationer är baserad i länder över hela det globala syd, med det gemensamma uppdraget att förändra maktrelationer och främja demokrati, jämlikhet, fred och hållbar utveckling. WLP:s partnerskapsmodell och metodik använder ett decentraliserat, samhällsbaserat tillvägagångssätt för att sprida kunskap om kvinnors rättigheter, demokratiska idéer och metoder, och för att öka WLP:s partners organisatoriska och strategiska möjligheter att påverka beslutsfattande på lokal, nationell, regional och internationell nivå. WLP har tre övergripande målområden för verksamheten i enlighet med deras Strategiska plan, med tydligt definierade uppföljningsbara mål. Målområdena är Ledarskap, mobilisering av kvinnorättsröreslen och stärka det civila samhället WLP has three areas of impact. Under each outcome and obejctive there are several goals to be achieved (please find more information in the application). 1. Leadership Outcome: FEMINIST LEADERSHIP Empower feminist leaders to fully participate in civic, economic, and political life in the Global South. Objective 1:WLP will increase womens engagement in the political process and in decisionmaking positions. In four years, more women will be engaged in the political process and in decisionmaking positions in the communities where WLP works and beyond. Objective 2: WLP will promote the adoption and application of feminist principles to advance rights and justice. In four years, in the communities where WLP works and beyond, leaders are using feminist principles to advance rights and justice in their spheres of influence Objective 3: WLP will promote and safeguard gender justice. In four years, the communities where WLP works will promote and safeguard gender justice. Objective 4: WLP will empower and mobilize young leaders to advocate for gender justice. In four years, more young leaders will advocate for gender justice in the communities where WLP works and beyond. 2. Movements Outcome: MOBILIZING THE WOMENS MOVEMENT Accelerate movements for justice and ending violence and discrimination against women and girls.In four years: Objective 1: WLP will educate, train, and mobilize individuals and CSOs to contribute to the success of legal reforms that promote gender justice. In four years, in the communities where WLP works and beyond, there will be successful legal reforms to promote gender justice. Objective 2: WLP will increase the impact of local, national, and regional women's human rights movements by facilitating greater coordination at the regional level. In four years, in the regions where WLP works, local, national, and regional women's human rights movements will have more impact because of increased coordination at the regional level. Objective 3: WLP will build capacity and drive greater collaboration among activists and CSOs to collectively advocate for policies that address gender equality, peacebuilding, democratic values, climate justice, and human rights. In four years, CSOs af iliated with WLP partners in their regions will be collaborating with each other and WLP to bring about genderresponsive policies. Objective 4: WLP will collect, record, and share the important history and accomplishments of women to inspire and catalyze feminist movements around the world. In four years, the history and accomplishments of women in the Global South, particularly from the regions where WLP works, will fuel feminist movements. 3. Civil Society Outcome: CIVIL SOCIETY STRENGTHENING Propel the collective power of womenled civil society organizations to protect and advance democracy, human rights, and gender justice. Objective 1: WLP will strengthen the capacity of partner organizations in program implementation, organizational development, and mobilization, including to more effectively work in changing or difficult environments. In four years, the organizations that WLP engages with will be more effective in program implementation and more resilient to crisis situations. Objective 2: WLP will empower civil society organizations to effectively serve as robust defenses against poverty, corruption, authoritarianism, discrimination, and violence. In four years, CSOs in the communities where WLP works and beyond will be able to serve as bulwarks against poverty, corruption, authoritarianism, discrimination, and violence. Objective 3: WLP will support women's rights activists and leaders operating in regions where civil society faces significant challenges by building and supporting impactful coalitions and movements for women's rights. In four years, human and womens rights activists working for freedom and rights in places where civil society is not able to function will have built efective alliances and movements for rights. Sweden WLP/Women's Learning Partnership for Rights, Development and Peace Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WLP/Women's Learning Partnership for Rights, Development and Peace 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 7000000 4000000 3500000 0 0 0 0 0 4500000 4000000 0 0 4000000 3000000 3000000 1730000 0 3500000 0 22000000 WLP/Women's Learning Partnership for Rights, Development and Peace 4500000 WLP/Women's Learning Partnership for Rights, Development and Peace 3000000 WLP/Women's Learning Partnership for Rights, Development and Peace 3000000 WLP/Women's Learning Partnership for Rights, Development and Peace 4000000 WLP/Women's Learning Partnership for Rights, Development and Peace 4000000 WLP/Women's Learning Partnership for Rights, Development and Peace Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strong and sustainable democracies, including strengthened conditions for free and fair elections, legally certain and effective institutions and strengthened democracy movements. Starka och uthålliga demokratier, inklusive stärkta förutsättningar för fria och rättvisa val, rättssäkra och effektiva institutioner och stärkta demokratirörelser. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16955-16955A0201 Sweden The contribution is in the form of support to the organisation Women’s Learning Partnership for Rights, Development, and Peace (WLP). WLP is an international women’s rights organization comprised of a partnership of 20 autonomous women’s rights organizations, primarily from transitioning and developing societies with WLP’s secretariat located in Maryland, USA. WLP’s mission is to transform power relations and promote justice, equality, peace, and sustainable development by strengthening the feminist movement. This is done through curriculum and resource development, training, capacity development, advocacy and movement building while promoting and sustaining leadership that is participatory and replicable. WLP has three areas of impact. Under each outcome and obejctive there are several goals to be achieved. The three areas of impact are Leadership, Mobilising the women´s movement and Civil society strengthening. Insatsen är i form av stöd till organisationen Women’s Learning Partnership for Rights, Development, and Peace (WLP) som är en koalition bestående av 20 autonoma kvinnorättsorganisationer med ett sekretariat i Bethesda, USA. WLPs partnerorganisationer är baserad i länder över hela det globala syd, med det gemensamma uppdraget att förändra maktrelationer och främja demokrati, jämlikhet, fred och hållbar utveckling. WLP:s partnerskapsmodell och metodik använder ett decentraliserat, samhällsbaserat tillvägagångssätt för att sprida kunskap om kvinnors rättigheter, demokratiska idéer och metoder, och för att öka WLP:s partners organisatoriska och strategiska möjligheter att påverka beslutsfattande på lokal, nationell, regional och internationell nivå. WLP har tre övergripande målområden för verksamheten i enlighet med deras Strategiska plan, med tydligt definierade uppföljningsbara mål. Målområdena är Ledarskap, mobilisering av kvinnorättsröreslen och stärka det civila samhället WLP has three areas of impact. Under each outcome and obejctive there are several goals to be achieved (please find more information in the application). 1. Leadership Outcome: FEMINIST LEADERSHIP Empower feminist leaders to fully participate in civic, economic, and political life in the Global South. Objective 1:WLP will increase womens engagement in the political process and in decisionmaking positions. In four years, more women will be engaged in the political process and in decisionmaking positions in the communities where WLP works and beyond. Objective 2: WLP will promote the adoption and application of feminist principles to advance rights and justice. In four years, in the communities where WLP works and beyond, leaders are using feminist principles to advance rights and justice in their spheres of influence Objective 3: WLP will promote and safeguard gender justice. In four years, the communities where WLP works will promote and safeguard gender justice. Objective 4: WLP will empower and mobilize young leaders to advocate for gender justice. In four years, more young leaders will advocate for gender justice in the communities where WLP works and beyond. 2. Movements Outcome: MOBILIZING THE WOMENS MOVEMENT Accelerate movements for justice and ending violence and discrimination against women and girls.In four years: Objective 1: WLP will educate, train, and mobilize individuals and CSOs to contribute to the success of legal reforms that promote gender justice. In four years, in the communities where WLP works and beyond, there will be successful legal reforms to promote gender justice. Objective 2: WLP will increase the impact of local, national, and regional women's human rights movements by facilitating greater coordination at the regional level. In four years, in the regions where WLP works, local, national, and regional women's human rights movements will have more impact because of increased coordination at the regional level. Objective 3: WLP will build capacity and drive greater collaboration among activists and CSOs to collectively advocate for policies that address gender equality, peacebuilding, democratic values, climate justice, and human rights. In four years, CSOs af iliated with WLP partners in their regions will be collaborating with each other and WLP to bring about genderresponsive policies. Objective 4: WLP will collect, record, and share the important history and accomplishments of women to inspire and catalyze feminist movements around the world. In four years, the history and accomplishments of women in the Global South, particularly from the regions where WLP works, will fuel feminist movements. 3. Civil Society Outcome: CIVIL SOCIETY STRENGTHENING Propel the collective power of womenled civil society organizations to protect and advance democracy, human rights, and gender justice. Objective 1: WLP will strengthen the capacity of partner organizations in program implementation, organizational development, and mobilization, including to more effectively work in changing or difficult environments. In four years, the organizations that WLP engages with will be more effective in program implementation and more resilient to crisis situations. Objective 2: WLP will empower civil society organizations to effectively serve as robust defenses against poverty, corruption, authoritarianism, discrimination, and violence. In four years, CSOs in the communities where WLP works and beyond will be able to serve as bulwarks against poverty, corruption, authoritarianism, discrimination, and violence. Objective 3: WLP will support women's rights activists and leaders operating in regions where civil society faces significant challenges by building and supporting impactful coalitions and movements for women's rights. In four years, human and womens rights activists working for freedom and rights in places where civil society is not able to function will have built efective alliances and movements for rights. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 188440 180440 188440 Ernst & Young 188440 Ernst & Young Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strong and sustainable democracies, including strengthened conditions for free and fair elections, legally certain and effective institutions and strengthened democracy movements. Starka och uthålliga demokratier, inklusive stärkta förutsättningar för fria och rättvisa val, rättssäkra och effektiva institutioner och stärkta demokratirörelser. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened defence of freedom of expression, free and independent media, and an inclusive, open, free, and secure internet where human rights and freedoms are respected, and increased security for independent journalists and media workers. Stärkt försvar av yttrandefriheten, fria och oberoende medier och ett inkluderande öppet, fritt och säkert internet där mänskliga fri- och rättigheter respekteras, samt ökad säkerhet för oberoende journalister och mediearbetare. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17003 Sweden GEAR-up is an authority collaboration between Kosovo's and Sweden's equality authorities. The goal is to strengthen Kosovo's institution in the long term in its coordinating role for state and municipality - for increased gender equality in important social functions. GEAR-up är ett myndighetssamarbete mellan Kosovos och Sveriges jämställdhetsmyndigheter. Målet är att stärka Kosovos institution långsiktigt i dess samordnande roll för stat och kommun - för ökad jämställdhet i viktiga samhällsfunktioner. The project GEAR-Up for Gender Equality, with activities until December 2027 is a collaboration between the Gender Equality Agencies from Kosovo and Sweden. The agreement partner for Sida is the Swedish agency. The overall objective is that the Kosovo gender equality institutional mechanisms have a robust organisation and enhanced capabilities at all levels which support effective and efficient delivery of mandates on gender equality. The intervention has two sub-goals, 1) to strengthen capabilities and 2) to increase effectiveness of organisational instruments. Furthermore, there are three key components of the project: - Effective structures and systems for the implementation of gender equality commitments through mainly gender mainstreaming and gender responsive budgeting on both local and national level. - Strengthened communication and dissemination on gender equality and impactfull collaboration and coordination established with stakeholders and others. - Strengthened application of gender data and statistics, and analysis capabilities as well as effective and efficient monitoring and reporting system. Long-term impact of the project and partnership is to contribute to gender equality being placed at the centre of the transformation processes in Kosovo, within all structures, institutions, policies, procedures, practices, and processes of government agencies in the society, private sector and the donor community. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Public sector policy and administrative management Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors The Swedish and Kosovo's agencies for Gender Equality, SGEA and KAGE, planned together a year in advance, and stated this in a work plan delivered to Sida October 2024. During the time that followed the results are linked to the planned activities, and it is obvious that the project progressed easier when the Swedish partners were at place. This first year focused mostly on workshops on how to strengthen the capacity within KAGE, especially regarding the institution's role in coordinating and supporting and reaching out to the focal points at municipal level. A few summarized points regarding their activities: - September 2024: Starting point for the partners to meet and plan, including performing a plan. The work plan and budget was delivered to Sida in late October. - Learning from earlier long term adviser at other agencies - in meetings also with the embassy. - The whole staff (around 17 persons) from KAGE visited SGEA in Sweden between 18 and 21 of November, 2024. Meetings and workshops were hold linked to the above goals/component and areas. During the stay the Kosovo team also had the chance to exchange knowledge with University of Gothenburg, focusing on gender statistics and gender based violence. The Swedish agency shared experienced on how they collaborated with the university and KAGE highlighted, in return, their way of working with academia. The County Administrative Board of Västra Götaland also gave examples on how the integrated gender equality in the their work, especially in public transportation and infrastructure. Thematic workshops were also held in the field of communication and how an agency like KAGE and SGEA can coordinate efficiently. - An ISK was performed during late autumn, by SGEA on KAGE, for the planning of forwarding funds. The result showed that KAGE is over all a stable institution that has a good internal system for financial follow-up and control. - In December 2024 the new Director General at the Swedish authority announced that no money should be forwarded from SGEA to KAGE, which resulted in new ways of handling the budget. - During late February 2025, the Swedish team travelled to Kosovo - now presenting a new program manager, but also to work with the result framework at place. - In April the teams from Sweden and Kosovo worked with how to enhance the capacity regarding coordination and integration on gender equality on all levels in the state and municipalities. Documents were drafted, like the MoU between the partner and the risk analysis. The documents were sent to the management to KAGE, but no feed back has been given in return. - In May 2025 a specific focus was on how to improve the work and reporting when it comes to gender statistics. This work was partly done in collaboration with Statistics Sweden. Special experts from SGEA was at place in Pristina for these activities, with the goal to support KAGE in reporting to the gender equality index at European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17003-17003A0101 Sweden GEAR-up is an authority collaboration between Kosovo's and Sweden's equality authorities. The goal is to strengthen Kosovo's institution in the long term in its coordinating role for state and municipality - for increased gender equality in important social functions. GEAR-up är ett myndighetssamarbete mellan Kosovos och Sveriges jämställdhetsmyndigheter. Målet är att stärka Kosovos institution långsiktigt i dess samordnande roll för stat och kommun - för ökad jämställdhet i viktiga samhällsfunktioner. The project GEAR-Up for Gender Equality, with activities until December 2027 is a collaboration between the Gender Equality Agencies from Kosovo and Sweden. The agreement partner for Sida is the Swedish agency. The overall objective is that the Kosovo gender equality institutional mechanisms have a robust organisation and enhanced capabilities at all levels which support effective and efficient delivery of mandates on gender equality. The intervention has two sub-goals, 1) to strengthen capabilities and 2) to increase effectiveness of organisational instruments. Furthermore, there are three key components of the project: - Effective structures and systems for the implementation of gender equality commitments through mainly gender mainstreaming and gender responsive budgeting on both local and national level. - Strengthened communication and dissemination on gender equality and impactfull collaboration and coordination established with stakeholders and others. - Strengthened application of gender data and statistics, and analysis capabilities as well as effective and efficient monitoring and reporting system. Long-term impact of the project and partnership is to contribute to gender equality being placed at the centre of the transformation processes in Kosovo, within all structures, institutions, policies, procedures, practices, and processes of government agencies in the society, private sector and the donor community. Sweden Jämställdhetsmyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Jämställdhetsmyndigheten 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2477920 512715 -177776 0 2477920 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -177776 0 0 512715 2812859 Jämställdhetsmyndigheten 2477920 Jämställdhetsmyndigheten 512715 Jämställdhetsmyndigheten -177775.55 Jämställdhetsmyndigheten Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-17003-17003A0102 Sweden GEAR-up is an authority collaboration between Kosovo's and Sweden's equality authorities. The goal is to strengthen Kosovo's institution in the long term in its coordinating role for state and municipality - for increased gender equality in important social functions. GEAR-up är ett myndighetssamarbete mellan Kosovos och Sveriges jämställdhetsmyndigheter. Målet är att stärka Kosovos institution långsiktigt i dess samordnande roll för stat och kommun - för ökad jämställdhet i viktiga samhällsfunktioner. The project GEAR-Up for Gender Equality, with activities until December 2027 is a collaboration between the Gender Equality Agencies from Kosovo and Sweden. The agreement partner for Sida is the Swedish agency. The overall objective is that the Kosovo gender equality institutional mechanisms have a robust organisation and enhanced capabilities at all levels which support effective and efficient delivery of mandates on gender equality. The intervention has two sub-goals, 1) to strengthen capabilities and 2) to increase effectiveness of organisational instruments. Furthermore, there are three key components of the project: - Effective structures and systems for the implementation of gender equality commitments through mainly gender mainstreaming and gender responsive budgeting on both local and national level. - Strengthened communication and dissemination on gender equality and impactfull collaboration and coordination established with stakeholders and others. - Strengthened application of gender data and statistics, and analysis capabilities as well as effective and efficient monitoring and reporting system. Long-term impact of the project and partnership is to contribute to gender equality being placed at the centre of the transformation processes in Kosovo, within all structures, institutions, policies, procedures, practices, and processes of government agencies in the society, private sector and the donor community. Sweden Jämställdhetsmyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 150000 150000 150000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 150000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-17034 Sweden Providing core support to the objectives of the Strategic Plan 2022- 2025 of the Together for Life organization in Albania. The organization overall objective is to work towards achieving an equitable society, which does not discriminate against the poor, the weak, women or minorities; increase people’s rights and promote development, by working at the grassroots level with individual people and communities. Tillhandahålla kärnstöd till målen i Strategiplanen 2022-2025 organisationen Together for Life i Albanien. Organisationens övergripande mål är att arbeta för att uppnå ett rättvist samhälle, som inte diskriminerar fattiga, svaga, kvinnor eller minoriteter; öka människors rättigheter och främja utveckling genom att arbeta på gräsrotsnivå med enskilda människor och samhällen. The contribution will provide core Support to "Together for Life (TFL)" organization as per the Strategic Plan of the Organization 2026-2030. The main strategic goals of TFLs Strategic Plan are: I. Strengthen Public Health Governance This strategic direction aims to enhance transparency and accountability in public health governance in Albania by promoting evidence based and participatory policymaking, as well as stronger intersectoral collaboration. II. Empower Marginalized Groups for Inclusion and Equal Opportunity This strategic direction focuses on empowering marginalized groups including women, young women and men with disabilities and other marginalized communities to actively participate in civic life and decisionmaking processes. III. Promote Green Development and Climate Resilience This strategic direction contributes to sustainable green development and climate resilience, including community preparedness for emergencies, in alignment with Albania s EU integration priorities. IV. Enhance TFL Organizational Development and Sustainability This strategic direction focuses on building a resilient, efficient, and strategically positioned organization, enabling TFL to sustain its impact, strengthen its credibility and effectively deliver its mission. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general During 2025, Together for Life further consolidated its role as a leading civil society actor in promoting transparency and accountability in the health sector. In overall the results of the organization's activity for 2025 has been the following: - Six monitoring and research reports were produced focusing on the assessment of public financial management in healthcare, the transparency and efficiency of public procurement practices, citizens perceptions and institutional responses to corruption,the prevalence of informal payments and the analysis of high level corruption cases in the healthcare sector. - In 2025, TFL further strengthened its institutional engagement with public authorities, including the Parliamentary Institute of Albania and the Minister of State for Public Administration and AntiCorruption. As a result of this collaboration, all monitoring reports produced by TFL on the health sector were officially included in the Parliamentary Library and made available to Members of Parliament. - At the organisational level, TFL continued to strengthen its internal capacities. Six staff members enhanced their expertise through targeted trainings in anti corruption, gender equality, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning and Results Based Management. At the same time, TFL expanded its engagement in national and regional networks, strengthening partnerships and contributing to new funding opportunities. - Efforts to strengthen community resilience and emergency preparedness also delivered significant results. Five Community Resilience Networks were established and strengthened, engaging 84 members (61 women and 23 men). - Outreach activities reached 56.384 individuals online and 757 individuals through inperson sessions, while 21 young people were trained as peer educators on fire prevention and risk awareness. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17034-17034A0101 Sweden Providing core support to the objectives of the Strategic Plan 2022- 2025 of the Together for Life organization in Albania. The organization overall objective is to work towards achieving an equitable society, which does not discriminate against the poor, the weak, women or minorities; increase people’s rights and promote development, by working at the grassroots level with individual people and communities. Tillhandahålla kärnstöd till målen i Strategiplanen 2022-2025 organisationen Together for Life i Albanien. Organisationens övergripande mål är att arbeta för att uppnå ett rättvist samhälle, som inte diskriminerar fattiga, svaga, kvinnor eller minoriteter; öka människors rättigheter och främja utveckling genom att arbeta på gräsrotsnivå med enskilda människor och samhällen. The contribution will provide core Support to "Together for Life (TFL)" organization as per the Strategic Plan of the Organization 2026-2030. The main strategic goals of TFLs Strategic Plan are: I. Strengthen Public Health Governance This strategic direction aims to enhance transparency and accountability in public health governance in Albania by promoting evidence based and participatory policymaking, as well as stronger intersectoral collaboration. II. Empower Marginalized Groups for Inclusion and Equal Opportunity This strategic direction focuses on empowering marginalized groups including women, young women and men with disabilities and other marginalized communities to actively participate in civic life and decisionmaking processes. III. Promote Green Development and Climate Resilience This strategic direction contributes to sustainable green development and climate resilience, including community preparedness for emergencies, in alignment with Albania s EU integration priorities. IV. Enhance TFL Organizational Development and Sustainability This strategic direction focuses on building a resilient, efficient, and strategically positioned organization, enabling TFL to sustain its impact, strengthen its credibility and effectively deliver its mission. Sweden TFL/Together for Life Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency TFL/Together for Life 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 1300000 0 0 1300000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000000 0 2300000 TFL/Together for Life 1000000 TFL/Together for Life 1300000 TFL/Together for Life Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17034-17034A0102 Sweden Providing core support to the objectives of the Strategic Plan 2022- 2025 of the Together for Life organization in Albania. The organization overall objective is to work towards achieving an equitable society, which does not discriminate against the poor, the weak, women or minorities; increase people’s rights and promote development, by working at the grassroots level with individual people and communities. Tillhandahålla kärnstöd till målen i Strategiplanen 2022-2025 organisationen Together for Life i Albanien. Organisationens övergripande mål är att arbeta för att uppnå ett rättvist samhälle, som inte diskriminerar fattiga, svaga, kvinnor eller minoriteter; öka människors rättigheter och främja utveckling genom att arbeta på gräsrotsnivå med enskilda människor och samhällen. The contribution will provide core Support to "Together for Life (TFL)" organization as per the Strategic Plan of the Organization 2026-2030. The main strategic goals of TFLs Strategic Plan are: I. Strengthen Public Health Governance This strategic direction aims to enhance transparency and accountability in public health governance in Albania by promoting evidence based and participatory policymaking, as well as stronger intersectoral collaboration. II. Empower Marginalized Groups for Inclusion and Equal Opportunity This strategic direction focuses on empowering marginalized groups including women, young women and men with disabilities and other marginalized communities to actively participate in civic life and decisionmaking processes. III. Promote Green Development and Climate Resilience This strategic direction contributes to sustainable green development and climate resilience, including community preparedness for emergencies, in alignment with Albania s EU integration priorities. IV. Enhance TFL Organizational Development and Sustainability This strategic direction focuses on building a resilient, efficient, and strategically positioned organization, enabling TFL to sustain its impact, strengthen its credibility and effectively deliver its mission. Sweden TFL/Together for Life Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency TFL/Together for Life 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1300000 400000 0 0 1300000 0 400000 1700000 TFL/Together for Life 1300000 TFL/Together for Life Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17045 Sweden This is a financial support to UNDP's Regional Stabilization Facility (RSF) 2.0 and the new Special Multi-Partner Delivery Fund (SMDF) for the Lake Chad Basin region 2025-2028. Sida supported the RSF in two phases since 2019 with non-earmarked funds and assesses that there are strong reasons to support the phasing out of the programme, strengthening the results achieved as well as local ownership and capacity to steer and coordinate efforts that contribute to stabilization and development in the region. Detta är ett finansiellt stöd till UNDPs regionala stabiliseringsfacilitet (RSF) 2.0 samt den nya finansieringsmekanismen SMDF (Special Multi-Partner Delivery Fund) för Tchadsjöregionen 2025-2028. Sida stöttade RSF i två faser sedan 2019 med icke-öronmärkta medel och bedömer att det finns starka skäl att stödja utfasningen av programmet, stärka uppnådda resultat liksom lokalt ägarskap och kapacitet att driva och samordna insatser som bidrar till stabilisering och utveckling i regionen. The following is a quote from the RSF prodoc: Intermediary project outcome: By 2028, stabilization interventions have improved stability through strengthened social contract in insurgency-affected areas in the Lake Chad Basin. Indicative Output(s) with gender marker : Output 1: By 2028, people in targeted RSF areas benefit from improved, gender-responsive security services and have better access to justice. Gender marker: 2 Output 2: By 2028, people in targeted RSF areas benefit from enhanced cross-border trade infrastructure and expanded gender-responsive livelihood opportunities. Gender marker: 2 Output 3: By 2028, people in targeted RSF areas have better access to functioning, quality and gender-responsive essential service facilities. Gender marker: 3 Output 4: By 2028, communities and national and regional institutions are better able to cooperate across borders and within the region. Gender marker: 2 Further copied from prodoc with regards to the interventions expected results: Overall, the RSF programme contributes to Regional Outcome 4 of the UNDP Regional Programme Document for Africa (2022-2025): African citizens (especially women and youth), supported by the African Union and regional economic communities and regional mechanisms, achieve measurable progress towards sustainable peace. More specifically, the programme-level intermediary outcome is that by 2028, stabilization interventions have improved stability through a strengthened social contract in insurgency-affected areas in the Lake Chad Basin. To achieve this outcome, the RSF programme will deliver four outputs : By 2028, people in targeted RSF areas benefit from improved, gender-responsive security services and have better access to justice. By 2028, people benefit from enhanced cross-border trade infrastructure, productive networks, and expanded gender-responsive livelihood opportunities. By 2028, people have better access to functioning, quality and gender-responsive essential service facilities. By 2028, communities and national and regional institutions are better able to cooperate across borders and within the region. The prodoc goes on to present options for programmatic interventions to achieve the outputs in different country window contexts, noting that due to the challenging and changing context, high levels of flexibility and context-specific design will be needed in the implementation stage. The following is a quote from the SMDF prodoc : "Intermediary outcome: By 2028, the RSS-RR is developed, financed and implemented in the Lake Chad Basin region in an effective and inclusive manner. Indicative Output(s) with Gender Marker: Output 1: The Lake Chad Basin Commission has institutional capacities to steer the implementation of the regional stabilization strategy RS-SRR in a gender-responsive and inclusive manner. Gender Marker: 2 The followin two outputs refer to components 2 and 3 of the MSDF to which Swedish funds will not be used. Output 2: By 2028, exits from Boko Haram are managed across the Lake Chad Basin region in a harmonized manner. Gender Marker 2 Output 3: By 2028, actors across humanitarian, peace and development nexus work towards joint outcomes. Gender Marker: 2" Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Cameroon Niger (the) Nigeria Chad Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security The following results can be found in the RSF final cumulative report of the previous phase, 2021-2024: - Between 2021 and 2024, the RSF supported stabilization efforts in 33 sites across the four countries of the Lake Chad Basin: Cameroon, Chad, Niger, and Nigeria. Cumulatively, an estimated 1,370,000 people have benefitted from RSF interventions, including approximately 730,000 women. - In Nigeria, the deployment of security personnel increased by 89% following the construction and rehabilitation of offices and residences for law enforcement agencies, reducing dependency on the military for civilian policing and dispute resolution. - In Cameroon alone, more than 28,000 youths and children are now enrolled in schools constructed via the RSF, while overall more than one million inhabitants across the four countries of the Lake Chad Basin are able to access health services thanks to the construction and quipping of medical centers in RSF sites. - In Guitté (Chad), a notable innovation was the establishment of a Women's Platform building a multifunctional space designed to foster women's inclusion in economic and community life. It provides a safe environment for women to meet, store goods, and process and market agricultural and fishery products. - During the 202124 programming phase, over 1,700 government officials and members of local structures were trained on topics related to social cohesion, gender equity, and participatory planning. - The RSF provided technical and logistical support to the organization of four Steering Committee meetings of the Regional Strategy for Stabilization, Recovery and Resilience (RS SRR). These gatherings enabled members and partners to jointly analyze the regional security situation, assess implications for stabilization programming, and take strategic decisions on the implementation of the Strategy. One of the most significant outcomes of this period was the adjustment and extension of the RS SRR for a new six-year period (2025-2030). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17045-17045A0101 Sweden This is a financial support to UNDP's Regional Stabilization Facility (RSF) 2.0 and the new Special Multi-Partner Delivery Fund (SMDF) for the Lake Chad Basin region 2025-2028. Sida supported the RSF in two phases since 2019 with non-earmarked funds and assesses that there are strong reasons to support the phasing out of the programme, strengthening the results achieved as well as local ownership and capacity to steer and coordinate efforts that contribute to stabilization and development in the region. Detta är ett finansiellt stöd till UNDPs regionala stabiliseringsfacilitet (RSF) 2.0 samt den nya finansieringsmekanismen SMDF (Special Multi-Partner Delivery Fund) för Tchadsjöregionen 2025-2028. Sida stöttade RSF i två faser sedan 2019 med icke-öronmärkta medel och bedömer att det finns starka skäl att stödja utfasningen av programmet, stärka uppnådda resultat liksom lokalt ägarskap och kapacitet att driva och samordna insatser som bidrar till stabilisering och utveckling i regionen. The following is a quote from the RSF prodoc: Intermediary project outcome: By 2028, stabilization interventions have improved stability through strengthened social contract in insurgency-affected areas in the Lake Chad Basin. Indicative Output(s) with gender marker : Output 1: By 2028, people in targeted RSF areas benefit from improved, gender-responsive security services and have better access to justice. Gender marker: 2 Output 2: By 2028, people in targeted RSF areas benefit from enhanced cross-border trade infrastructure and expanded gender-responsive livelihood opportunities. Gender marker: 2 Output 3: By 2028, people in targeted RSF areas have better access to functioning, quality and gender-responsive essential service facilities. Gender marker: 3 Output 4: By 2028, communities and national and regional institutions are better able to cooperate across borders and within the region. Gender marker: 2 Further copied from prodoc with regards to the interventions expected results: Overall, the RSF programme contributes to Regional Outcome 4 of the UNDP Regional Programme Document for Africa (2022-2025): African citizens (especially women and youth), supported by the African Union and regional economic communities and regional mechanisms, achieve measurable progress towards sustainable peace. More specifically, the programme-level intermediary outcome is that by 2028, stabilization interventions have improved stability through a strengthened social contract in insurgency-affected areas in the Lake Chad Basin. To achieve this outcome, the RSF programme will deliver four outputs : By 2028, people in targeted RSF areas benefit from improved, gender-responsive security services and have better access to justice. By 2028, people benefit from enhanced cross-border trade infrastructure, productive networks, and expanded gender-responsive livelihood opportunities. By 2028, people have better access to functioning, quality and gender-responsive essential service facilities. By 2028, communities and national and regional institutions are better able to cooperate across borders and within the region. The prodoc goes on to present options for programmatic interventions to achieve the outputs in different country window contexts, noting that due to the challenging and changing context, high levels of flexibility and context-specific design will be needed in the implementation stage. The following is a quote from the SMDF prodoc : "Intermediary outcome: By 2028, the RSS-RR is developed, financed and implemented in the Lake Chad Basin region in an effective and inclusive manner. Indicative Output(s) with Gender Marker: Output 1: The Lake Chad Basin Commission has institutional capacities to steer the implementation of the regional stabilization strategy RS-SRR in a gender-responsive and inclusive manner. Gender Marker: 2 The followin two outputs refer to components 2 and 3 of the MSDF to which Swedish funds will not be used. Output 2: By 2028, exits from Boko Haram are managed across the Lake Chad Basin region in a harmonized manner. Gender Marker 2 Output 3: By 2028, actors across humanitarian, peace and development nexus work towards joint outcomes. Gender Marker: 2" Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 29900000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 15900000 0 0 0 20000000 0 0 10000000 23960000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 17970000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 17970000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 8000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4770000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6360000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4770000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened regional initiatives and capacity for sustainable peace Stärkta regionala initiativ och kapacitet för hållbar fred Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17045-17045A0102 Sweden This is a financial support to UNDP's Regional Stabilization Facility (RSF) 2.0 and the new Special Multi-Partner Delivery Fund (SMDF) for the Lake Chad Basin region 2025-2028. Sida supported the RSF in two phases since 2019 with non-earmarked funds and assesses that there are strong reasons to support the phasing out of the programme, strengthening the results achieved as well as local ownership and capacity to steer and coordinate efforts that contribute to stabilization and development in the region. Detta är ett finansiellt stöd till UNDPs regionala stabiliseringsfacilitet (RSF) 2.0 samt den nya finansieringsmekanismen SMDF (Special Multi-Partner Delivery Fund) för Tchadsjöregionen 2025-2028. Sida stöttade RSF i två faser sedan 2019 med icke-öronmärkta medel och bedömer att det finns starka skäl att stödja utfasningen av programmet, stärka uppnådda resultat liksom lokalt ägarskap och kapacitet att driva och samordna insatser som bidrar till stabilisering och utveckling i regionen. The following is a quote from the RSF prodoc: Intermediary project outcome: By 2028, stabilization interventions have improved stability through strengthened social contract in insurgency-affected areas in the Lake Chad Basin. Indicative Output(s) with gender marker : Output 1: By 2028, people in targeted RSF areas benefit from improved, gender-responsive security services and have better access to justice. Gender marker: 2 Output 2: By 2028, people in targeted RSF areas benefit from enhanced cross-border trade infrastructure and expanded gender-responsive livelihood opportunities. Gender marker: 2 Output 3: By 2028, people in targeted RSF areas have better access to functioning, quality and gender-responsive essential service facilities. Gender marker: 3 Output 4: By 2028, communities and national and regional institutions are better able to cooperate across borders and within the region. Gender marker: 2 Further copied from prodoc with regards to the interventions expected results: Overall, the RSF programme contributes to Regional Outcome 4 of the UNDP Regional Programme Document for Africa (2022-2025): African citizens (especially women and youth), supported by the African Union and regional economic communities and regional mechanisms, achieve measurable progress towards sustainable peace. More specifically, the programme-level intermediary outcome is that by 2028, stabilization interventions have improved stability through a strengthened social contract in insurgency-affected areas in the Lake Chad Basin. To achieve this outcome, the RSF programme will deliver four outputs : By 2028, people in targeted RSF areas benefit from improved, gender-responsive security services and have better access to justice. By 2028, people benefit from enhanced cross-border trade infrastructure, productive networks, and expanded gender-responsive livelihood opportunities. By 2028, people have better access to functioning, quality and gender-responsive essential service facilities. By 2028, communities and national and regional institutions are better able to cooperate across borders and within the region. The prodoc goes on to present options for programmatic interventions to achieve the outputs in different country window contexts, noting that due to the challenging and changing context, high levels of flexibility and context-specific design will be needed in the implementation stage. The following is a quote from the SMDF prodoc : "Intermediary outcome: By 2028, the RSS-RR is developed, financed and implemented in the Lake Chad Basin region in an effective and inclusive manner. Indicative Output(s) with Gender Marker: Output 1: The Lake Chad Basin Commission has institutional capacities to steer the implementation of the regional stabilization strategy RS-SRR in a gender-responsive and inclusive manner. Gender Marker: 2 The followin two outputs refer to components 2 and 3 of the MSDF to which Swedish funds will not be used. Output 2: By 2028, exits from Boko Haram are managed across the Lake Chad Basin region in a harmonized manner. Gender Marker 2 Output 3: By 2028, actors across humanitarian, peace and development nexus work towards joint outcomes. Gender Marker: 2" Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 10000000 5000000 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 0 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1250000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1250000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1250000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1250000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened regional initiatives and capacity for sustainable peace Stärkta regionala initiativ och kapacitet för hållbar fred Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17051 Sweden The project, "Bridging the Gap: Enhancing SRHR Access and Justice in Somali Communities", takes a comprehensive approach to strengthening local health systems and contributing to transforming social norms. It aims to sustainably deliver resilient sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) services in the Somali context. The project will build on existing health and protection programs implemented by IRC. By integrating SRHR interventions into existing service delivery frameworks and advocating against GBV and harmful gender norms, the project seeks to capitalize on established programs to transform the enabling environment for SRHR and reach the most underserved through a network of diverse, integrated service delivery channels. Det övergripande målet med insatsen 'Bridging the Gap', är att stärka tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter i somaliska lokalsamhällen. The project, Bridging the Gap: Enhancing SRHR Access and Justice in Somali Communities, has three outcome objectives. Outcome 1: Women and girls in fragile contexts have improved awareness of and protection from gender-based violence (GBV) and improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights services. Outcome 2: Communities in project target locations embrace gender equality and SRHR rights, leading to reduced harmful gender norms through dialogue and behavior change. Outcome 3: More resilient and inclusive health system, with sustainable SRHR services for adolescents supported by robust policy frameworks. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Somalia Reproductive health care Ending violence against women and girls Population policy and administrative management Personnel development for population and reproductive health Family planning Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general 1. Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) Results in 2025: Expanded access to integrated SRHR and GBV services: In 2025, 104,009 people (28,267 male and 75,742 female) including both host and internally displaced persons (IDPs) accessed integrated SRHR and GBV services across project-supported facilities. Services provided included antenatal care, postnatal care, primary healthcare consultations, skilled deliveries, EmONC, post-abortion care, STI treatment, family planning, and GBV clinical care. Strengthened health workforce capacity: Under the project, 179 frontline healthcare workers (141 women and 38 men) were trained on integrated SRHR and GBV clinical care, in collaboration with national and sub-national Ministries of Health. Training was reinforced through clinical attachments, mentorship, and joint supportive supervision, contributing to improved clinical quality and sustained service delivery. Community engagement driving SRH service uptake and behavior change: In 2025, 17,191 community members (13,380 women and girls; 3,811 men and boys) from both IDP and host communities were reached through CHW-led outreach and dialogue. These activities increased awareness, reduced misconceptions around SRHR and GBV, and strengthened community trust in public health services. Improved quality, readiness, and resilience of public health facilities: In 2025, the project supported the full rehabilitation of two public health facilities (Arif Health Centre in Mogadishu and Waaberi Health Centre in Dhusamareb) and provided targeted infrastructure upgrades to four additional facilities. These investments strengthened facility capacity to deliver safe, dignified SRHR and GBV services, improving service quality and patient experience. Strengthened systems, emergency preparedness, and enabling environment: In 2025, the project supported the Federal Ministry of Health to finalize and launch Somalias FP2030 commitment, convene a national Maternal and Reproductive Health ecosystem dialogue, and provide technical support for finalizing Post-Abortion Care guidelines (ongoing). These efforts strengthened national leadership and coordination, improved policy and guidance for quality SRH service delivery, and laid the foundation for more sustainable and accessible reproductive health services. Additionally, 19 health officials and partners (MISP trained) were trained on the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for SRH, strengthening emergency SRH planning and establishing a national pool of trainers for MISP scale-up. VCAT training for providers and civil society actors also reduced stigma and promoted gender-equitable service delivery. 2. Protection Results in 2025: Community outreach and GBV awareness: In 2025, 207,848 community members (85,711 male and 122,137 female) from both IDP and host communities were reached through dialogues, awareness activities, and community-led initiatives addressing harmful gender norms. This contributed to increased GBV awareness, reduced acceptance of harmful practices, and stronger community support for gender-equitable behaviors. Capacity building for community influencers: 88 religious leaders, elders, and community focal points (61 male and 27 female) were trained on gender norms methodologies, strengthening their ability to promote positive masculinities, rights-based SRHR messaging, and influence social norms. GBV/SRHR messaging and media outreach: A total of 54,995 people (19,700 male and 35,295 female) received harmonized GBV/SRHR messaging through dialogues and media platforms, resulting in improved understanding of GBV risks, available services, and SRHR rights. SASA! Together Start Phase implementation: The SASA! Together Start Phase was implemented in Galmudug with 50 participants (26 male and 24 female) and 8 community dialogues, helping communities reflect on power dynamics and challenge root causes of GBV and FGM. Community outreach campaigns: A total of 144,053 individuals (62,517 male and 81,536 female) from both IDP and host communities were engaged through outreach campaigns, expanding protection messaging and increasing access to information for marginalized groups. Strengthened legal and policy environment to end FGM: The project supported legislative progress, including the passage of Southwest States Anti- FGM law, ongoing advocacy for Galmudugs law, and the Federal FGM Bill reaching its first reading. A comprehensive FGM Legislative Guide (English & Somali) was developed and adopted by state and federal actors, improving the quality and coherence of legislative drafting and advocacy processes. This was reinforced through three legal seminars reaching 90 participants (64 male and 26 female), which strengthened stakeholder understanding of FGM legislation and enhanced public communication around legal reforms. Increased public awareness and community demand for protection: A multiplatform media campaign on Anti-FGM legislation reached 2,000,134 people (972,018 male and 1,028,116 female), significantly raising awareness of rights and legal protections. This was complemented by targeted community outreach and messaging, which strengthened public understanding and support for ending FGM. Main Challenges 1. Ongoing insecurity and access limitations: Persistent conflict, Al-Shabaab activity, and localized clan tensions continue to restrict movement, disrupt outreach, and complicate supply routes across key regions. This increases operational complexity and threatens continuity of service delivery. 2. Political instability and election-related disruption: Rising political tensions and public demonstrations ahead of the 2026 elections may cause sudden access restrictions, delays in field movements, and temporary service disruptions. 3. Severe drought and reduced humanitarian capacity due to funding cuts: Somalia experienced sustained drought pressures in 2025, with an estimated 3.4 million people in crisis-level acute food insecurity (IPC Phase 3 or above), driven by prolonged drought, high food prices, and conflict-related disruptions. These conditions increased displacement and heightened vulnerability, especially among IDPs, pastoralist communities, women, and children. At the same time, reductions and suspensions in U.S. government funding significantly weakened humanitarian response capacity, reducing access to primary health care, maternal and child health services, immunization, and nutrition support for vulnerable populations. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17051-17051A0101 Sweden The project, "Bridging the Gap: Enhancing SRHR Access and Justice in Somali Communities", takes a comprehensive approach to strengthening local health systems and contributing to transforming social norms. It aims to sustainably deliver resilient sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) services in the Somali context. The project will build on existing health and protection programs implemented by IRC. By integrating SRHR interventions into existing service delivery frameworks and advocating against GBV and harmful gender norms, the project seeks to capitalize on established programs to transform the enabling environment for SRHR and reach the most underserved through a network of diverse, integrated service delivery channels. Det övergripande målet med insatsen 'Bridging the Gap', är att stärka tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter i somaliska lokalsamhällen. The project, Bridging the Gap: Enhancing SRHR Access and Justice in Somali Communities, has three outcome objectives. Outcome 1: Women and girls in fragile contexts have improved awareness of and protection from gender-based violence (GBV) and improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights services. Outcome 2: Communities in project target locations embrace gender equality and SRHR rights, leading to reduced harmful gender norms through dialogue and behavior change. Outcome 3: More resilient and inclusive health system, with sustainable SRHR services for adolescents supported by robust policy frameworks. Sweden IRC/International Rescue Committee Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IRC/International Rescue Committee 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 4842000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 10508000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 1324000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 1180000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 2146000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 10508000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 1180000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 1324000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 4842000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 2146000 IRC/International Rescue Committee Somalia 2018-2022 Somalia 2018-2022 Greater and equitable access to health and medical care, focusing on women and children. Ökad och jämlik tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård med fokus på kvinnor och barn. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-17051-17051A0102 Sweden The project, "Bridging the Gap: Enhancing SRHR Access and Justice in Somali Communities", takes a comprehensive approach to strengthening local health systems and contributing to transforming social norms. It aims to sustainably deliver resilient sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) services in the Somali context. The project will build on existing health and protection programs implemented by IRC. By integrating SRHR interventions into existing service delivery frameworks and advocating against GBV and harmful gender norms, the project seeks to capitalize on established programs to transform the enabling environment for SRHR and reach the most underserved through a network of diverse, integrated service delivery channels. Det övergripande målet med insatsen 'Bridging the Gap', är att stärka tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter i somaliska lokalsamhällen. The project, Bridging the Gap: Enhancing SRHR Access and Justice in Somali Communities, has three outcome objectives. Outcome 1: Women and girls in fragile contexts have improved awareness of and protection from gender-based violence (GBV) and improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights services. Outcome 2: Communities in project target locations embrace gender equality and SRHR rights, leading to reduced harmful gender norms through dialogue and behavior change. Outcome 3: More resilient and inclusive health system, with sustainable SRHR services for adolescents supported by robust policy frameworks. Sweden IRC/International Rescue Committee Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IRC/International Rescue Committee 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 15000000 993000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 1609500 IRC/International Rescue Committee 7881000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 3631500 IRC/International Rescue Committee 885000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 7881000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 993000 IRC/International Rescue Committee 1609500 IRC/International Rescue Committee 3631500 IRC/International Rescue Committee 885000 IRC/International Rescue Committee Somalia 2026-2028 Somalia 2026-2028 Greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (unofficial translation). Ökat åtnjutande av sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-17059 Sweden ICSC works with increased democratic space for civil society, and with international CSOs for increase effectiveness, solidarity and stronger local ownership. (2024-2025) ICSC arbetar med demokratiskt utrymme för civila samhället och med internationella CSO:r för ökad effektivitet, solidaritet och starkare lokalt ägarskap (2024-2025) International Civil Society Centre (ICSC) arbetar med processer på global nivå. För år 2024 har ICSC formulerat ett övergripande mål och 6 sex mål: Övergripande mål: Accelerating the sector´s transformation for solidarity and power equity I. Solidarity Action Network: - Stärkt resiliens och solidaritet vid attacker mot det demokratiska utrymmet - Stärkt kapacitet att förutse framtida trender för det civila samhällets utrymme att verka - Ökad resiliens i förhållande till mis- och desinformation också i förhållande till artificiell intelligens (AI) nu och i framtiden II. Accelerating Inclusive Power Shift: - Påskynda inkluderande styrningsmodeller och jämbördiga partnerskap inom Internationella CSO:er - Stödja Internationella CSO:er att revidera och uppdatera sin framtida roll - Stärka jämbördiga partnerskap mellan internationella CSO:er och deras partners, och mellan givare och aktörer baserade i "globala syd" För 2025 justerades och utökades de underliggande målen utökades till tio. I. Stärka det civila samhällets handlingsutrymme - Skapa en trygg miljö för utbyte, lärande och samarbete kring centrala frågor som rör det civila samhällets handlingsutrymme - Kartlägga effektiva strategier för att motverka den ökande påverkan från aktörer som motverkar rättigheter och utveckla proaktiva narrativ och ramverk för att främja mänskliga och medborgerliga rättigheter - Sammanställa och utöka en central plattform för resurser rörande det civila utrymmet - Utveckla förutsägbarhetskapacitet genom aktivt engagemang i framtidsscenarier - Stärka civilsamhällets partner och marginaliserade grupper så att de aktivt kan forma och utvidga det civila utrymmet genom att delta i relevanta beslutsforum med ett databaserat tillvägagångssätt - Säkerställa att riktade politiska åtgärder, program, budgetar och/eller tjänster planeras och genomförs med medborgardata i centrum för varje steg, vilket gör processen mer deltagarbaserad och resultaten mer inkluderande - Globalt verka för ett större inflytande för medborgardata och aktörer inom det civila samhället i diskussionen, planeringen och genomförandet av internationella utvecklingsstrategier och -program. II. Framtiden för (internationella) civilsamhällesorganisationer - Stödja (internationella) civilsamhällesorganisationer i att genomföra de transformativa förändringar som krävs inom deras organisationer för att bli flexibla och kunna reagera på nya realiteter i vår värld. - Stärka (internationella) civilsamhällesorganisationers kapacitet inom strategisk framtidsanalys och stödja proaktiva tillvägagångssätt för sektorn - Förse organisationer med verktyg för att förutse utvecklingen inom lokalisering och maktförskjutningar Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Resultaten delas upp på 2024 och 2025, och två olika arbetsområden ("streams"). Rapporten inkluderar även lärdomar och reflektioner inför kommande år. Stream I: Strengthening Civil Society Operating Space (tidigare kallad Solidarity Action Network) 2024 1. Stärka motståndskraften och solidariteten mot angrepp på det civila samhället a) Skapande av trygga forum för kunskapsutbyte och kunskapsutveckling Under 2024 skapade ICSC trygga forum för erfarenhetsutbyte och gemensamt lärande kring civilsamhällets utmaningar. Genom nätverket SANE och International Civic Forum (ICF) stärktes kunskap om digitaliseringens påverkan på civilsamhället, särskilt för organisationer i det globala syd. b) Utveckling av SANE Resource Hub Under året utvecklades ICSC:s SANE Resource Hub till en central plattform för verktyg och metoder kopplade till krympande civilt utrymme. Plattformen fick ökad räckvidd genom nya resurser, nyhetsutskick och fler prenumeranter, dock visade ICSC:s uppföljning att de tillgängliga verktygen hade en låg användningsgrad. ICSC förmodar att detta beror på att målgruppen i allt större utsträckning söker information via AI-baserade verktyg och har därför omarbetat plattformen. c) Utveckling av en samarbetsstrategi mot hot från grupper som motarbetar mänskliga rättigheter Trots begränsad finansiering anser ICSC sig ha tagit viktiga steg för att utveckla ett gemensamt arbetssätt mot anti-rättighetsagendan. Genom forskning, dialog och konferenssessioner lyfts behovet av starka och positiva narrativ för att försvara mänskliga rättigheter och stärka förtroendet för civilsamhället. Kunskap, kapacitet och organisering bland civilsamhällesorganisationer stärktes, särskilt i det globala syd, kring hur digitala trender påverkar utrymmet för civilsamhället. Deltagare i aktiviteter fick verktyg för att kritiskt hantera både möjligheter och risker med ny teknik och sprida lärdomarna vidare i sina organisationer och nätverk. Insatsen bedöms ha stärkt deltagande organisationers förmåga att samverka, organisera sig gemensamt och bygga motståndskraft mot angrepp på det civila samhället. 2. Stärka kapaciteten att förutse framtida utveckling av civilsamhällets handlingsutrymme Under 2024 publicerade International Civil Society Centre verktygslådan Toolkit for Tomorrow: Anticipating Civil Society Futures. Syftet är att ge civilsamhällesorganisationer praktiska metoder för framtidsspaning och strategisk framsyn (foresight), så att de bättre kan förutse utmaningar och möjligheter, stärka sin motståndskraft och agera mer proaktivt i en kontext av krympande demokratiskt utrymme. Verktygslådan är särskilt utformad för organisationer med begränsad erfarenhet av framtidsanalys och kan användas med relativt små resurser. Verktygslådan lanserades i samarbete med nätverken Scanning the Horizon och Solidarity Action Network (SANE). Under 2024 hade webbplatsen för verktygslådan över 3 600 sidvisningar och materialet laddades ned mer än 1 100 gånger. Enligt ICSC har verktygslådan ökat kunskapen om hur CSO:er kan förbereda sig för framtida förändringar och stärka sin strategiska kapacitet. Organisationer i olika regioner har aktivt använt materialet för att utveckla egna strategier, handlingsplaner och framtidsanalyser kopplade till ett krympande demokratiskt utrymme. 3) Öka motståndskraften mot felaktig, vilseledande och skadlig information (MDM) i skärningspunkten med artificiell intelligens I takt med att artificiell intelligens bidrar till en snabbare spridning och ökad sofistikering av felaktig, vilseledande och skadlig information (desinformation) står civilsamhällesorganisationer inför växande utmaningar. Under året arbetade ICSC med att öka medvetenheten om dessa risker samt stärka civilsamhällets förmåga att hantera dem. a) Lansering av vägledning för civilsamhället om desinformation ICSC tog fram en serie resurser för att hjälpa civilsamhällesorganisationer att förstå och hantera risker kopplade till desinformation och AI. Arbetet omfattade bland annat vägledningar och utbildningsmaterial. Genom detta har ICSC bidragit till stärkt kapacitet och ökad medvetenhet inom civilsamhället om hur desinformation, informationspåverkan och AI påverkar organisationers arbete och legitimitet. Organisationer har fått förbättrad tillgång till praktiska verktyg, analyser och metoder för att identifiera, förstå och hantera risker kopplade till informationspåverkan. 2025 a) Stärkande av utbyte och samarbete för att navigera i en sektor under förändring Under 2025 genomfördes ICSC Solidarity Action Network (SANE) forum för gemensam reflektion och erfarenhetsutbyte kring det ökade trycket på civilsamhället, såsom krympande civilt utrymme och minskad finansiering. Genom möten och strategiska utbyten stärktes samarbete, solidaritet och lärande mellan organisationer och nätverk. b) Extern utvärdering (SANE) En extern utvärdering av SANE visade att nätverket har stärkt motståndskraft och solidaritet inom civilsamhället genom trygga forum för erfarenhetsutbyte och gemensamt lärande. Utvärderingen lyfte särskilt fram International Civic Forum och arbetet kring civilsamhällets handlingsutrymme som värdefulla insatser. Ett citat från en deltagare som lyftes i utvärderingen var (fritt översatt): "Utmaningarna tvingar oss alla att inta en annan roll, en mer aktiv roll. Centret har goda förutsättningar att leda dessa diskussioner. Om vi fortsätter att göra som vi alltid har gjort kommer vi bara att hamna på samma ställe." c) Kartläggning och stärkande av civilsamhällets respons mot anti-rättighetsaktörer Under 2025 kartlades civilsamhällets arbete mot anti-rättighetsaktörer för att identifiera styrkor och brister i nuvarande insatser. Arbetet visade behov av starkare internationell samverkan, mer proaktiva strategier och ökad användning av framtidsanalys för att möta växande hot mot mänskliga rättigheter och demokrati. Leave No One Behind (LNOB) Under 2025 inkluderade ICSC sitt Leave No One Behind (LNOB)partnerskap i det Sidafinansierade projektet, med nya aktiviteter och resultatområden. LNOB arbetar för att stärka det civila samhällets handlingsutrymme och öka marginaliserade gruppers deltagande genom att främja insamling och användning av medborgargenererad data (Citizen Data). Arbetet fokuserar på att stärka civilsamhällesorganisationers kapacitet, främja dialog med myndigheter samt integrera medborgardata i policy- och beslutsprocesser. LNOB-partnerskapet stärkte under året civilsamhällets och marginaliserade gruppers deltagande i beslutsprocesser genom användning av Citizen Data, med fokus på stärkt dialog mellan civilsamhälle och myndigheter, mer inkluderande datainsamling och ökat inflytande i offentlig planering. I Vietnam och Nepal omsattes detta i praktiken genom utbildning, digital inkludering, ungdomsengagemang samt medborgardriven uppföljning och ansvarsskapande dialoger, medan arbetet i Bangladesh, Indien och Palestina ytterligare stärkte användningen av Citizen Data och inkluderande planering. Sammantaget bidrog detta till bättre samverkan mellan civilsamhälle och myndigheter samt ökat internationellt erkännande av Citizen Data som verktyg för evidensbaserad och inkluderande styrning. Stream II: Framtiden för internationella CSOer (tidigare kallat Accelerating Inclusive Power Shift) 2024 1. Accelerera inkluderande styrningsmodeller och jämlika partnerskap Power Shift Lab genomfördes i Senegal för att stärka internationella civilsamhällesorganisationers (ICSOs) arbete med maktförflyttning från "Globala Nord" till "Globala Syd", inkluderande styrning och lokalt ledd utveckling, där deltagarna fick praktiska verktyg för mer jämlika styrningsmodeller och stärkt samarbete med lokala aktörer. Erfarenheter och innovativa modeller från organisationer i det globala syd inom utvecklingssamarbete, finansiering och ungdomsengagemang, med syftet att främja mer jämlika partnerskap och lokalt ägarskap. Sammantaget bidrog insatserna till ökad kapacitet och förståelse hos ICSOs för hur lokalisering och maktförflyttning kan omsättas i praktiken, samt att fler organisationer tog steg mot mer jämlika och lokalt förankrade samarbeten. 2. Stödja internationella CSOer i att utveckla framtida roller ICSC publicerade rapporten The Power of (making) Futures som lyfte fram lokalt ledda initiativ som utmanar traditionella maktstrukturer inom utvecklingssamarbetet. Spridningen av rapporten har givit interionella organisationer stöd att ompröva sina mandat och framtida roller, för att öka makten hos lokala aktörer. 3. Stärka jämlika partnerskap mellan civilsamhälle, givare och lokala aktörer Genom ett pilotinitiativ samlades givare, internationella organisationer och lokala aktörer för att utveckla mer rättvisa och tillitsbaserade arbetssätt kring riskhantering och regelefterlevnad. Erfarenheterna spreds genom verktyg, fallstudier och konferenser. Trots begränsade resurser fortsatte arbetet med att sprida lärdomar om hur riskdelning, ansvarstagande och tillit kan stärka samarbeten mellan olika aktörer inom utvecklingssektorn. Genom detta redovisar ICSC att de har: - Ökat kunskap om mer jämlika och effektiva modeller för riskhantering. - Stärkt förståelse för hur maktobalanser kan motverkas i samarbeten. - Givit fler aktörer verktyg för att utveckla partnerskapsbaserade arbetssätt. 2025 Under 2025 fortsatte ICSC arbetet med att stärka nätverket Scanning the Horizon som en samarbetsplattform för framtidsdiskussioner inom hela det civila samhället, med ett tematiskt fokus på maktförflyttning och lokalisering. Genom regionala workshops i Västafrika och Latinamerika samt globala möten samlades trendanalytiker samt utbildningsoch forskningsspecialister från internationella civilsamhällesorganisationer, nationella paraplyorganisationer för det civila samhället, filantropiska aktörer och utvecklingskonsultföretag för att gemensamt identifiera nya trender och utveckling som formar framtiden för det civila samhället. Baserat på utkomsterna från dessa workshops producerade ICSC rapporten The Futures of Localisation: Scenarios for Civil Society in 2046, som presenterar möjliga framtidsscenarier för ett mer lokalt lett och jämlikt civilsamhälle. Genom detta har ICSC bidragit till: - Ökad kapacitet hos ICSOs att använda framtidsanalys och strategisk omvärldsbevakning. - Stärkt samarbete med aktörer i det globala syd genom regionala konsultationer. - Nya verktyg och scenarier som stödjer organisationers arbete med maktförflyttning och lokalisering. Under 2025 stöttade även ICSC internationella CSOer i deras pågående omställning inom styrning, strategi och verksamhet, med fokus på att stärka deras förmåga att anpassa sig till maktförflyttning, lokalisering och framtida roller. Arbetet stärkte kapacitet inom strategisk framsyn och framtidsanalys för att utveckla mer framtidssäkra organisationer och mer jämlika partnerskap med lokala aktörer. Sida bedömer att verksamheten under perioden i stort sett har genomförts enligt plan och att förväntade resultat har uppnåtts, trots utmaningar som nedskärningar, kortare avtalsperioder och ett krympande utrymme för civilsamhället. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17059-17059A0101 Sweden ICSC works with increased democratic space for civil society, and with international CSOs for increase effectiveness, solidarity and stronger local ownership. (2024-2025) ICSC arbetar med demokratiskt utrymme för civila samhället och med internationella CSO:r för ökad effektivitet, solidaritet och starkare lokalt ägarskap (2024-2025) International Civil Society Centre (ICSC) arbetar med processer på global nivå. För år 2024 har ICSC formulerat ett övergripande mål och 6 sex mål: Övergripande mål: Accelerating the sector´s transformation for solidarity and power equity I. Solidarity Action Network: - Stärkt resiliens och solidaritet vid attacker mot det demokratiska utrymmet - Stärkt kapacitet att förutse framtida trender för det civila samhällets utrymme att verka - Ökad resiliens i förhållande till mis- och desinformation också i förhållande till artificiell intelligens (AI) nu och i framtiden II. Accelerating Inclusive Power Shift: - Påskynda inkluderande styrningsmodeller och jämbördiga partnerskap inom Internationella CSO:er - Stödja Internationella CSO:er att revidera och uppdatera sin framtida roll - Stärka jämbördiga partnerskap mellan internationella CSO:er och deras partners, och mellan givare och aktörer baserade i "globala syd" För 2025 justerades och utökades de underliggande målen utökades till tio. I. Stärka det civila samhällets handlingsutrymme - Skapa en trygg miljö för utbyte, lärande och samarbete kring centrala frågor som rör det civila samhällets handlingsutrymme - Kartlägga effektiva strategier för att motverka den ökande påverkan från aktörer som motverkar rättigheter och utveckla proaktiva narrativ och ramverk för att främja mänskliga och medborgerliga rättigheter - Sammanställa och utöka en central plattform för resurser rörande det civila utrymmet - Utveckla förutsägbarhetskapacitet genom aktivt engagemang i framtidsscenarier - Stärka civilsamhällets partner och marginaliserade grupper så att de aktivt kan forma och utvidga det civila utrymmet genom att delta i relevanta beslutsforum med ett databaserat tillvägagångssätt - Säkerställa att riktade politiska åtgärder, program, budgetar och/eller tjänster planeras och genomförs med medborgardata i centrum för varje steg, vilket gör processen mer deltagarbaserad och resultaten mer inkluderande - Globalt verka för ett större inflytande för medborgardata och aktörer inom det civila samhället i diskussionen, planeringen och genomförandet av internationella utvecklingsstrategier och -program. II. Framtiden för (internationella) civilsamhällesorganisationer - Stödja (internationella) civilsamhällesorganisationer i att genomföra de transformativa förändringar som krävs inom deras organisationer för att bli flexibla och kunna reagera på nya realiteter i vår värld. - Stärka (internationella) civilsamhällesorganisationers kapacitet inom strategisk framtidsanalys och stödja proaktiva tillvägagångssätt för sektorn - Förse organisationer med verktyg för att förutse utvecklingen inom lokalisering och maktförskjutningar Sweden International Civil Society Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Civil Society Centre 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4600000 0 4600000 4600000 International Civil Society Centre 4600000 International Civil Society Centre Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17059-17059A0102 Sweden ICSC works with increased democratic space for civil society, and with international CSOs for increase effectiveness, solidarity and stronger local ownership. (2024-2025) ICSC arbetar med demokratiskt utrymme för civila samhället och med internationella CSO:r för ökad effektivitet, solidaritet och starkare lokalt ägarskap (2024-2025) International Civil Society Centre (ICSC) arbetar med processer på global nivå. För år 2024 har ICSC formulerat ett övergripande mål och 6 sex mål: Övergripande mål: Accelerating the sector´s transformation for solidarity and power equity I. Solidarity Action Network: - Stärkt resiliens och solidaritet vid attacker mot det demokratiska utrymmet - Stärkt kapacitet att förutse framtida trender för det civila samhällets utrymme att verka - Ökad resiliens i förhållande till mis- och desinformation också i förhållande till artificiell intelligens (AI) nu och i framtiden II. Accelerating Inclusive Power Shift: - Påskynda inkluderande styrningsmodeller och jämbördiga partnerskap inom Internationella CSO:er - Stödja Internationella CSO:er att revidera och uppdatera sin framtida roll - Stärka jämbördiga partnerskap mellan internationella CSO:er och deras partners, och mellan givare och aktörer baserade i "globala syd" För 2025 justerades och utökades de underliggande målen utökades till tio. I. Stärka det civila samhällets handlingsutrymme - Skapa en trygg miljö för utbyte, lärande och samarbete kring centrala frågor som rör det civila samhällets handlingsutrymme - Kartlägga effektiva strategier för att motverka den ökande påverkan från aktörer som motverkar rättigheter och utveckla proaktiva narrativ och ramverk för att främja mänskliga och medborgerliga rättigheter - Sammanställa och utöka en central plattform för resurser rörande det civila utrymmet - Utveckla förutsägbarhetskapacitet genom aktivt engagemang i framtidsscenarier - Stärka civilsamhällets partner och marginaliserade grupper så att de aktivt kan forma och utvidga det civila utrymmet genom att delta i relevanta beslutsforum med ett databaserat tillvägagångssätt - Säkerställa att riktade politiska åtgärder, program, budgetar och/eller tjänster planeras och genomförs med medborgardata i centrum för varje steg, vilket gör processen mer deltagarbaserad och resultaten mer inkluderande - Globalt verka för ett större inflytande för medborgardata och aktörer inom det civila samhället i diskussionen, planeringen och genomförandet av internationella utvecklingsstrategier och -program. II. Framtiden för (internationella) civilsamhällesorganisationer - Stödja (internationella) civilsamhällesorganisationer i att genomföra de transformativa förändringar som krävs inom deras organisationer för att bli flexibla och kunna reagera på nya realiteter i vår värld. - Stärka (internationella) civilsamhällesorganisationers kapacitet inom strategisk framtidsanalys och stödja proaktiva tillvägagångssätt för sektorn - Förse organisationer med verktyg för att förutse utvecklingen inom lokalisering och maktförskjutningar Sweden International Civil Society Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Civil Society Centre 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4600000 0 4600000 0 4600000 International Civil Society Centre 4600000 International Civil Society Centre Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17142 Sweden The project goal is to contribute towards reducing gender inequality and promoting social inclusion, upholding women's human rights, and strengthening democracy and governance in Bangladesh. The project goal is to contribute towards reducing gender inequality and promoting social inclusion, upholding women's human rights, and strengthening democracy and governance in Bangladesh. The project will work with the following components/objectives: - To generate an inclusive social movement to promote womens human rights and reduce gender-based violence; - To strengthen democratic practices and increase womens political participation; - Enhance the capacity of BMP and key stakeholders as a human rights organization; and - Increase resilience and sustainability through climate-change response environmental adaptation and mitigation in vulnerable communities. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general In terms of results and effectiveness, the 2025 report presents achievements, particularly in: - Strengthening the legal and policy environment, including contributions to legal reform processes and increased national dialogue on women's political representation. - Improving access to justice, with 701 GBV cases addressed, legal support provided to survivors, and financial compensation secured. - Expanding public awareness and social mobilization, with broad outreach and significant media engagement. - Building organizational capacity and grassroots engagement, with strong nationwide presence and active participation. These results demonstrate BMPs ability to achieve tangible outputs and influence policy processes, although evidence of longer-term outcomes such as sustained reduction in GBV or structural change remains limited. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17142-17142A0101 Sweden The project goal is to contribute towards reducing gender inequality and promoting social inclusion, upholding women's human rights, and strengthening democracy and governance in Bangladesh. The project goal is to contribute towards reducing gender inequality and promoting social inclusion, upholding women's human rights, and strengthening democracy and governance in Bangladesh. The project will work with the following components/objectives: - To generate an inclusive social movement to promote womens human rights and reduce gender-based violence; - To strengthen democratic practices and increase womens political participation; - Enhance the capacity of BMP and key stakeholders as a human rights organization; and - Increase resilience and sustainability through climate-change response environmental adaptation and mitigation in vulnerable communities. Sweden BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4200000 8745323 8339136 0 0 0 0 252562 0 0 3800000 0 0 0 4200000 4387370 0 0 359136 3800000 0 0 0 305391 4180000 0 0 0 0 21284459 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 4200000 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 3800000 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 252562 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 4387370 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 305391 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 3800000 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 359136.13 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 0 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 4180000 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 0 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Better prospects for a gender-equal society. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Limited climate impact and enhanced resilience to climate change and natural disasters. Begränsad klimatpåverkan samt stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-17142-17142A0102 Sweden The project goal is to contribute towards reducing gender inequality and promoting social inclusion, upholding women's human rights, and strengthening democracy and governance in Bangladesh. The project goal is to contribute towards reducing gender inequality and promoting social inclusion, upholding women's human rights, and strengthening democracy and governance in Bangladesh. The project will work with the following components/objectives: - To generate an inclusive social movement to promote womens human rights and reduce gender-based violence; - To strengthen democratic practices and increase womens political participation; - Enhance the capacity of BMP and key stakeholders as a human rights organization; and - Increase resilience and sustainability through climate-change response environmental adaptation and mitigation in vulnerable communities. Sweden BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1019864 11695677 0 0 4300000 370959 4300000 0 800000 2295677 648905 12715541 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad 370959.13 BMP/Bangladesh Mahila Parishad Bangladesh 2026-2031 Bangladesh 2026-2031 Strengthened democratic development, with increased respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, the rule of law and freedom and empowerment of women and girls (unofficial translation). Stärkt demokratisk utveckling, med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer och frihet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Accelerated green transition that promotes sustainable growth, increased climate adaptation and protection of ecosystems and biological diversity (unofficial translation) Påskyndad grön omställning som främjar hållbar tillväxt, stärkt klimatanpassning och skydd för ekosystem och biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-17156 Sweden ”Reforest Africa” is a regional PhD programme in forest science coordinated by Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) in Morogoro, Tanzania and in collaboration with universities in 5 countries in eastern and southern Africa and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Sweden. The collaboration started in January 2020 and the proposed contribution is phase two, in other words the second cohort of PhD students. In addition to SUA in Tanzania the following universities and countries participate: Hawassa University (Ethiopia), University of Rwanda (Rwanda), Makerere University (Uganda), Eduardo Mondlane University (Mozambique), and SLU in Sweden. The administration is handled by Sokoine University of Agriculture, College of Forestry, Wildlife and Tourisme and the Swedish collaboration by the Department for forest ecology and management at SLU in Umeå, Sweden with administrative support from SLU Global in Uppsala. The African universities nominate 20 PhD candidates based on a competitive process and these are offered PhD training (a regional sandwich programme) in a collaboration between their home universities, SUA and SLU. The training could include shorter stays at SLU and participation in international scientific conferences. The aim of the contribution is to a) produce PhDs in forest science, b) strengthen the collaboration between institutions south-south but also north-south, c) strengthen the quality and capacity in forest education and research in Africa and d) produce and disseminate scientific results from Reforest Africa. The collaboration concerns five thematic fields: a) commercial forestry and bio-economy, b) sustainable natural forest management, 3) agroforestry, 4) climate change, 5) biodiversity and ecosystems. Gender, policy, livelihoods, political economy, natural resource inclusivity and pluralism, forest governance, forest sector modelling, environmental and economic sustainability are cross-cutting areas. "REFOREST Africa" är en regional forskarskola i skogsvetenskap, med Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) i Morogoro, Tanzania, som bas och samarbete med universitet i 5 länder i östra och södra Afrika och med Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU) i Umeå. Samarbetet kom igång i januari 2020 och den föreslagna insatsen är fas 2, dvs omgång 2 med doktorander. Samarbetet inkluderar förutom SUA i Tanzania följande universitet och länder: Hawassa University (Etiopien), University of Rwanda (Rwanda), Makerere University (Uganda), Eduardo Mondlane University (Mocambique), SUA (Tanzania) och Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU). Administrationen sköts av Sokoine University of Agriculture, College of Forestry, Wildlife and Tourisme och det svenska deltagandet av Institutionen för skogens ekologi och skötsel vid Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet i Umeå med administrativt stöd av SLU Global i Uppsala. De afrikanska samarbetsuniversiteten nominerar, efter utlysning av SUA, 20 st studenter som erbjuds en doktorandutbildning i samarbete mellan hemuniversitet och SUA, "en regional sandwich-utbildning", men även kan erbjudas kortare vistelser vid SLU samt deltagande i t ex internationella vetenskapliga konferenser. Insatsen har som målsättning att a) producera doktorer i skogsvetenskap, b) stärka samarbete mellan institutioner i syd-syd men även syd-nord, c) stärka kvalitet och kapacitet inom skogsutbildning och -forskning i Afrika, och d) verka för spridning och tillämpning av forskningsresultat från "REFOREST Africa". Ämnesmässigt fokuseras på fem tematiska områden för doktorandarbeten: a) kommersiellt skogsbruk och bioekonomi, b) hållbar förvaltning av naturskog, c) "agroforestry", d) klimatförändringar, e) biologisk mångfald och ekosystem med en interdisciplinär ansats. Gender, policy, livelihoods, politisk ekonomi, skogsförvaltning, skoglig modellering och miljö och ekonomisk hållbarhet ses som tvärfrågor. Insatsen inkluderar även vidareutbildning av doktorandhandledare och utbyte mellan institutionerna samt ett nätverk för skogliga experter i regionen. Insatsen, som är den andra fasen, hade som övergripande målsättning att öka kvaliteten, relevansen och genomslaget för skogsforskning som omvandlar levnadsmöjligheter och miljö i Africa (to enhance the quality, relevance and reach of forest research for transformation of livelihoods and environment in Africa). Programmet skulle bygga kapacitet på regional nivå och tjugo doktorander skulle utbildas, handledarkompetensen i regionen skulle stärkas och kapacitet stärkas på ett antal universitet i regionen samt öka regionalt samarbete och internationalisering. Fyra doktorander vardera från Etiopien, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda skulle forska inom ett fem teman: 1) kommersiellt skogsbruk och bioekonomi (commercial forestry and bio-economy), 2) uthålligt brukande av naturskogar (sustainable natural forest management) och 3) agroforestry. 4) klimatförändringar (climate change) och 5) biologisk mångfald och ekosystem (biodiversity and ecosystems). Doktoranderna skulle gå en regional forskarutbildning enligt en regional sandwichmodell där de skulle ha en handledare från sitt hemuniversitet, en regional handledare och en internationell handledare från SLU. De skulle producera vetenskapliga artiklar och generera kunskap som efterfrågas inom ovanstående teman. Avtalen ingicks i november 2025, en månad senare drogs forskningsanslagen för 2026 ned i Regeringens regleringsbrev till Sida och Sida tvingades därför bryta ingångna avtal. Inga doktorander kommer därför att finansieras med Sidamedel. Insatsen kommer i stället att använda redan överförda medel för att konsolidera resultat och försöka mobilisera medel från andra källor. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Forestry education/training Forestry research Forestry Insatsen fasas ut under 2026 pga medelsbrist. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17156-17156A0101 Sweden ”Reforest Africa” is a regional PhD programme in forest science coordinated by Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) in Morogoro, Tanzania and in collaboration with universities in 5 countries in eastern and southern Africa and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Sweden. The collaboration started in January 2020 and the proposed contribution is phase two, in other words the second cohort of PhD students. In addition to SUA in Tanzania the following universities and countries participate: Hawassa University (Ethiopia), University of Rwanda (Rwanda), Makerere University (Uganda), Eduardo Mondlane University (Mozambique), and SLU in Sweden. The administration is handled by Sokoine University of Agriculture, College of Forestry, Wildlife and Tourisme and the Swedish collaboration by the Department for forest ecology and management at SLU in Umeå, Sweden with administrative support from SLU Global in Uppsala. The African universities nominate 20 PhD candidates based on a competitive process and these are offered PhD training (a regional sandwich programme) in a collaboration between their home universities, SUA and SLU. The training could include shorter stays at SLU and participation in international scientific conferences. The aim of the contribution is to a) produce PhDs in forest science, b) strengthen the collaboration between institutions south-south but also north-south, c) strengthen the quality and capacity in forest education and research in Africa and d) produce and disseminate scientific results from Reforest Africa. The collaboration concerns five thematic fields: a) commercial forestry and bio-economy, b) sustainable natural forest management, 3) agroforestry, 4) climate change, 5) biodiversity and ecosystems. Gender, policy, livelihoods, political economy, natural resource inclusivity and pluralism, forest governance, forest sector modelling, environmental and economic sustainability are cross-cutting areas. "REFOREST Africa" är en regional forskarskola i skogsvetenskap, med Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) i Morogoro, Tanzania, som bas och samarbete med universitet i 5 länder i östra och södra Afrika och med Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU) i Umeå. Samarbetet kom igång i januari 2020 och den föreslagna insatsen är fas 2, dvs omgång 2 med doktorander. Samarbetet inkluderar förutom SUA i Tanzania följande universitet och länder: Hawassa University (Etiopien), University of Rwanda (Rwanda), Makerere University (Uganda), Eduardo Mondlane University (Mocambique), SUA (Tanzania) och Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU). Administrationen sköts av Sokoine University of Agriculture, College of Forestry, Wildlife and Tourisme och det svenska deltagandet av Institutionen för skogens ekologi och skötsel vid Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet i Umeå med administrativt stöd av SLU Global i Uppsala. De afrikanska samarbetsuniversiteten nominerar, efter utlysning av SUA, 20 st studenter som erbjuds en doktorandutbildning i samarbete mellan hemuniversitet och SUA, "en regional sandwich-utbildning", men även kan erbjudas kortare vistelser vid SLU samt deltagande i t ex internationella vetenskapliga konferenser. Insatsen har som målsättning att a) producera doktorer i skogsvetenskap, b) stärka samarbete mellan institutioner i syd-syd men även syd-nord, c) stärka kvalitet och kapacitet inom skogsutbildning och -forskning i Afrika, och d) verka för spridning och tillämpning av forskningsresultat från "REFOREST Africa". Ämnesmässigt fokuseras på fem tematiska områden för doktorandarbeten: a) kommersiellt skogsbruk och bioekonomi, b) hållbar förvaltning av naturskog, c) "agroforestry", d) klimatförändringar, e) biologisk mångfald och ekosystem med en interdisciplinär ansats. Gender, policy, livelihoods, politisk ekonomi, skogsförvaltning, skoglig modellering och miljö och ekonomisk hållbarhet ses som tvärfrågor. Insatsen inkluderar även vidareutbildning av doktorandhandledare och utbyte mellan institutionerna samt ett nätverk för skogliga experter i regionen. Insatsen, som är den andra fasen, hade som övergripande målsättning att öka kvaliteten, relevansen och genomslaget för skogsforskning som omvandlar levnadsmöjligheter och miljö i Africa (to enhance the quality, relevance and reach of forest research for transformation of livelihoods and environment in Africa). Programmet skulle bygga kapacitet på regional nivå och tjugo doktorander skulle utbildas, handledarkompetensen i regionen skulle stärkas och kapacitet stärkas på ett antal universitet i regionen samt öka regionalt samarbete och internationalisering. Fyra doktorander vardera från Etiopien, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda skulle forska inom ett fem teman: 1) kommersiellt skogsbruk och bioekonomi (commercial forestry and bio-economy), 2) uthålligt brukande av naturskogar (sustainable natural forest management) och 3) agroforestry. 4) klimatförändringar (climate change) och 5) biologisk mångfald och ekosystem (biodiversity and ecosystems). Doktoranderna skulle gå en regional forskarutbildning enligt en regional sandwichmodell där de skulle ha en handledare från sitt hemuniversitet, en regional handledare och en internationell handledare från SLU. De skulle producera vetenskapliga artiklar och generera kunskap som efterfrågas inom ovanstående teman. Avtalen ingicks i november 2025, en månad senare drogs forskningsanslagen för 2026 ned i Regeringens regleringsbrev till Sida och Sida tvingades därför bryta ingångna avtal. Inga doktorander kommer därför att finansieras med Sidamedel. Insatsen kommer i stället att använda redan överförda medel för att konsolidera resultat och försöka mobilisera medel från andra källor. Sweden Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro, Tanzania Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro, Tanzania 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3647000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3647000 0 0 0 3647000 Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro, Tanzania 3647000 Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro, Tanzania Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17156-17156A0201 Sweden ”Reforest Africa” is a regional PhD programme in forest science coordinated by Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) in Morogoro, Tanzania and in collaboration with universities in 5 countries in eastern and southern Africa and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Sweden. The collaboration started in January 2020 and the proposed contribution is phase two, in other words the second cohort of PhD students. In addition to SUA in Tanzania the following universities and countries participate: Hawassa University (Ethiopia), University of Rwanda (Rwanda), Makerere University (Uganda), Eduardo Mondlane University (Mozambique), and SLU in Sweden. The administration is handled by Sokoine University of Agriculture, College of Forestry, Wildlife and Tourisme and the Swedish collaboration by the Department for forest ecology and management at SLU in Umeå, Sweden with administrative support from SLU Global in Uppsala. The African universities nominate 20 PhD candidates based on a competitive process and these are offered PhD training (a regional sandwich programme) in a collaboration between their home universities, SUA and SLU. The training could include shorter stays at SLU and participation in international scientific conferences. The aim of the contribution is to a) produce PhDs in forest science, b) strengthen the collaboration between institutions south-south but also north-south, c) strengthen the quality and capacity in forest education and research in Africa and d) produce and disseminate scientific results from Reforest Africa. The collaboration concerns five thematic fields: a) commercial forestry and bio-economy, b) sustainable natural forest management, 3) agroforestry, 4) climate change, 5) biodiversity and ecosystems. Gender, policy, livelihoods, political economy, natural resource inclusivity and pluralism, forest governance, forest sector modelling, environmental and economic sustainability are cross-cutting areas. "REFOREST Africa" är en regional forskarskola i skogsvetenskap, med Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) i Morogoro, Tanzania, som bas och samarbete med universitet i 5 länder i östra och södra Afrika och med Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU) i Umeå. Samarbetet kom igång i januari 2020 och den föreslagna insatsen är fas 2, dvs omgång 2 med doktorander. Samarbetet inkluderar förutom SUA i Tanzania följande universitet och länder: Hawassa University (Etiopien), University of Rwanda (Rwanda), Makerere University (Uganda), Eduardo Mondlane University (Mocambique), SUA (Tanzania) och Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU). Administrationen sköts av Sokoine University of Agriculture, College of Forestry, Wildlife and Tourisme och det svenska deltagandet av Institutionen för skogens ekologi och skötsel vid Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet i Umeå med administrativt stöd av SLU Global i Uppsala. De afrikanska samarbetsuniversiteten nominerar, efter utlysning av SUA, 20 st studenter som erbjuds en doktorandutbildning i samarbete mellan hemuniversitet och SUA, "en regional sandwich-utbildning", men även kan erbjudas kortare vistelser vid SLU samt deltagande i t ex internationella vetenskapliga konferenser. Insatsen har som målsättning att a) producera doktorer i skogsvetenskap, b) stärka samarbete mellan institutioner i syd-syd men även syd-nord, c) stärka kvalitet och kapacitet inom skogsutbildning och -forskning i Afrika, och d) verka för spridning och tillämpning av forskningsresultat från "REFOREST Africa". Ämnesmässigt fokuseras på fem tematiska områden för doktorandarbeten: a) kommersiellt skogsbruk och bioekonomi, b) hållbar förvaltning av naturskog, c) "agroforestry", d) klimatförändringar, e) biologisk mångfald och ekosystem med en interdisciplinär ansats. Gender, policy, livelihoods, politisk ekonomi, skogsförvaltning, skoglig modellering och miljö och ekonomisk hållbarhet ses som tvärfrågor. Insatsen inkluderar även vidareutbildning av doktorandhandledare och utbyte mellan institutionerna samt ett nätverk för skogliga experter i regionen. Insatsen, som är den andra fasen, hade som övergripande målsättning att öka kvaliteten, relevansen och genomslaget för skogsforskning som omvandlar levnadsmöjligheter och miljö i Africa (to enhance the quality, relevance and reach of forest research for transformation of livelihoods and environment in Africa). Programmet skulle bygga kapacitet på regional nivå och tjugo doktorander skulle utbildas, handledarkompetensen i regionen skulle stärkas och kapacitet stärkas på ett antal universitet i regionen samt öka regionalt samarbete och internationalisering. Fyra doktorander vardera från Etiopien, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda skulle forska inom ett fem teman: 1) kommersiellt skogsbruk och bioekonomi (commercial forestry and bio-economy), 2) uthålligt brukande av naturskogar (sustainable natural forest management) och 3) agroforestry. 4) klimatförändringar (climate change) och 5) biologisk mångfald och ekosystem (biodiversity and ecosystems). Doktoranderna skulle gå en regional forskarutbildning enligt en regional sandwichmodell där de skulle ha en handledare från sitt hemuniversitet, en regional handledare och en internationell handledare från SLU. De skulle producera vetenskapliga artiklar och generera kunskap som efterfrågas inom ovanstående teman. Avtalen ingicks i november 2025, en månad senare drogs forskningsanslagen för 2026 ned i Regeringens regleringsbrev till Sida och Sida tvingades därför bryta ingångna avtal. Inga doktorander kommer därför att finansieras med Sidamedel. Insatsen kommer i stället att använda redan överförda medel för att konsolidera resultat och försöka mobilisera medel från andra källor. Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 621000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 621000 0 0 621000 SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet 621000 SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17177 Sweden The overall goal of the project is a strengthened human rights protection and reforms in the country, through an increased capacity and effectiveness of institutions and systems to address emerging human rights challenges and opportunities including in humanitarian settings, thus preventing future violations and conflict and foster reconciliation and democratic and human development. Insatsen ämnar bidra till tre resultatområden; 1) Ökad integrering av rättighetsperspektiv och MR inom humanitär strategiplanering, koordinering samt policy- och påverkansarbete för ökat skydd av mänskliga rättigheter för Rohingya-flyktingar 2) Ökad efterlevnad av Bangladesh åtaganden gentemot internationella ramverk kopplat till mänskliga rättigheter; särskilt gällande ansarsutkrävning och rättssäkerhet 3) En process för nationell övergångsrättvisa och försoning som uppfyller internationella standards. The following objectives are expected to be achieved by the end of the programme. For the Humanitarian response component: 1. Enhanced support and advice to the to the UN Resident Coordinators Office in Bangladesh to identify ongoing and emerging human rights and protection concerns, paying particular attention to the most vulnerable groups including women and children and human rights defenders. 2. Improved mapping of existing gaps and concerns in the human rights framework, including through the establishment of structures and the collection of information, in partnerships with the Rohingya refugee and host communities. 3. Enhanced human rights mainstreaming of humanitarian responses to the risks faced by the affected populations, with a focus on saving lives and preventing further human rights violations. 4. Increased knowledge of stakeholders, including humanitarian partners, human rights defenders and local communities, on human rights protection, standards and leveraging international human rights mechanisms. 5. Establishment of a mechanism of up to date tracking and reporting of affected communities including the Rohingya community 6. Enhanced support to the interim authorities on human rights compliant reforms related to, inter alia, human rights vetting and screening, accountability, planning, independence of judiciary. 7. Enhanced capacity, coordination, participation and engagement of Bangladeshi society, including different groups of civils society and young people, in transition processes, supporting inter alia the design of a national initiative on truth, healing and reconciliation. 8. Strengthened capacity of the inquiry commission on enforced disappearances, including fostering its engagement with the UN Working Group on Enforced Disappearances and the exposure to different approaches and technical skills in the fight against impunity and victims support. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Human rights became far more systematically integrated into humanitarian coordination and planning from 2025, marking a shift from ad hoc engagement to a more structured, collective, and crosssector approach. OHCHR played a central role in driving this change. Human rights analysis embedded in decisionmaking: OHCHR provided continuous, communitygrounded monitoring and analysis on risks such as trafficking, abductions, genderbased violence, child protection concerns, and recruitment by armed groups. These insights directly informed Protection Sector discussions and broader humanitarian planning. Strengthened collective protection risk analysis: The Office developed and rolled out a Protection Risk Assessment Framework and risk register, enabling partners to identify core risks, underlying causes, and affected groups. A major protection risk assessment in December 2025 shaped shared understanding and set operational priorities for the 2026 response. Improved early warning systems: Monitoring of criminal and armed group activity - particularly recruitment, extortion, trafficking, and crossborder movements - enhanced early warning. OHCHRs regular participation in border and security forums ensured emerging threats were reflected in humanitarian planning, despite limited access to affected communities in Rakhine State. Expanded community engagement: OHCHR built a network of 48 Rohingya and Rakhine community members, civil society actors, volunteers, Majhis, human rights defenders, bloggers, and minority representatives. This network provided realtime protection updates and strengthened early warning. Engagement with the newly formed United Council of Rohingya (UCR) further expanded communitybased monitoring and human rights awareness. Advocacy for atrisk groups: OHCHR raised concerns about more than 150 Rakhine families in Bangladesh at heightened risk of refoulement and advocated for their protection within the UN system and with international partners. Evidencebased advocacy through research: The September release of Rohingya perspectives on pathways to safe, dignified and peaceful futurebased on interviews with 125 Rohingyagained national visibility and informed UN and humanitarian partners on community views regarding safety, registration, and return. Strengthened strategic partnerships: Collaboration with UNDP, UNFPA, and UN Women through Gender and Security Alerts produced joint assessments that helped partners understand evolving risks linked to insecurity and funding reductions. Unique human rights value added: OHCHR anchored humanitarian action in international human rights law (ICCPR, ICESCR), engaging with authorities, humanitarian partners, civil society, and even armed actors to promote accountability and respect for human rightsan engagement no other actor is undertaking. Despite notable progress, several constraints limited the full integration of human rights into the humanitarian response: Increasingly restrictive operating environment: Access to affected communities in Rakhine State and along migration routes remained severely limited, constraining direct monitoring and verification of protection risks. Funding reductions and rising vulnerabilities: Cuts to humanitarian funding weakened essential services, heightened exposure to trafficking, exploitation, and genderbased violence, and increased pressure on already fragile community structures. Uneven integration of human rights across sectors: While human rights analysis informed protection work, uptake across other humanitarian sectors remained inconsistent, slowing efforts to embed rightsbased approaches in collective planning. Escalating insecurity and armed group activity: Recruitmentincluding forced recruitmentextortion, trafficking, and crossborder movements intensified protection risks for Rohingya and Rakhine communities, both in Myanmar and within refugee camps in Bangladesh. Heightened risks of refoulement: More than 150 Rakhine families without legal status in Bangladesh faced increased danger of forced return, requiring sustained advocacy to ensure their protection. Strained community dynamics: Camp governance structures, including those influenced by armed groups, complicated efforts to promote accountability and uphold human rights norms As for the national context, progress was achieved toward strengthening Bangladeshs engagement with international human rights mechanisms and advancing national efforts to address accountability and impunity. In 2025, OHCHR played a central role in building the capacities of key national actors - including the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), civil society, and the Interim Government - to better fulfil Bangladeshs international human rights obligations, despite an evolving political context. Proactive engagement with civil society actors and human rights defenders increased the ability to safely document, verify, and report human rights violations in line with international standards. OHCHR delivered districtlevel trainings, technical support to monitoring networks, survivor consultations, and university based sessions, improving the quality and credibility of information shared with UN mechanisms. OHCHR disseminated the UN FactFinding Mission report to eight universities, reaching 1,300 students and activists, and provided guidance on safe documentation practices. OHCHR provided detailed technical inputs to the draft NHRC Ordinance and sustained advocacy with the Interim Government and international partners to ensure alignment with the Paris Principles. This process is currently (July 2026) at a halt as the elected government/ parliament repelled the ordinance to present a revised version to the Parliament in Q3 2026. Based on draft presented to civil society and diplomatic missions, there are concerns about significant changes that reduce the mandate of the NHRC (eg its investigatory mandate) as well as put in question its independence from political influence (eg in the nomination of Commissioners). This will be a key follow-up matter for OHCHR during the all of 2026. OHCHR coordinated two visits by the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar, as well as missions by the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions and the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances. These visits enabled direct interaction with authorities, Rohingya refugees, and humanitarian partners, and helped renew international attention to accountability issues. OHCHRs sustained engagement supported Bangladeshs ratification of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (OPCAT) in 2025. This built on earlier advocacy that contributed to Bangladeshs ratification of the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (ICPPED) in 2024. This milestone opened space for structural reforms in torture prevention and accountability. OHCHR facilitated remote engagement by the Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture (SPT) and provided technical guidance to prepare for the establishment of a National Preventive Mechanism (NPM). The Office also supported the participation of three government officials in a regional workshop on National Mechanisms for Implementation, Reporting and Followup (NMIRFs), strengthening national capacity for structured engagement with UN mechanisms. While authorities engaged constructively, reforms related to OPCAT implementation and NPM establishment remained at an early stage. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17177-17177A0101 Sweden The overall goal of the project is a strengthened human rights protection and reforms in the country, through an increased capacity and effectiveness of institutions and systems to address emerging human rights challenges and opportunities including in humanitarian settings, thus preventing future violations and conflict and foster reconciliation and democratic and human development. Insatsen ämnar bidra till tre resultatområden; 1) Ökad integrering av rättighetsperspektiv och MR inom humanitär strategiplanering, koordinering samt policy- och påverkansarbete för ökat skydd av mänskliga rättigheter för Rohingya-flyktingar 2) Ökad efterlevnad av Bangladesh åtaganden gentemot internationella ramverk kopplat till mänskliga rättigheter; särskilt gällande ansarsutkrävning och rättssäkerhet 3) En process för nationell övergångsrättvisa och försoning som uppfyller internationella standards. The following objectives are expected to be achieved by the end of the programme. For the Humanitarian response component: 1. Enhanced support and advice to the to the UN Resident Coordinators Office in Bangladesh to identify ongoing and emerging human rights and protection concerns, paying particular attention to the most vulnerable groups including women and children and human rights defenders. 2. Improved mapping of existing gaps and concerns in the human rights framework, including through the establishment of structures and the collection of information, in partnerships with the Rohingya refugee and host communities. 3. Enhanced human rights mainstreaming of humanitarian responses to the risks faced by the affected populations, with a focus on saving lives and preventing further human rights violations. 4. Increased knowledge of stakeholders, including humanitarian partners, human rights defenders and local communities, on human rights protection, standards and leveraging international human rights mechanisms. 5. Establishment of a mechanism of up to date tracking and reporting of affected communities including the Rohingya community 6. Enhanced support to the interim authorities on human rights compliant reforms related to, inter alia, human rights vetting and screening, accountability, planning, independence of judiciary. 7. Enhanced capacity, coordination, participation and engagement of Bangladeshi society, including different groups of civils society and young people, in transition processes, supporting inter alia the design of a national initiative on truth, healing and reconciliation. 8. Strengthened capacity of the inquiry commission on enforced disappearances, including fostering its engagement with the UN Working Group on Enforced Disappearances and the exposure to different approaches and technical skills in the fight against impunity and victims support. Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 5000000 11481473 0 0 3500000 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 11481473 0 0 19981473 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 3500000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 5000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 11481473 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Enhanced capacity to promote democratic governance and human rights. Stärkt kapacitet att verka för demokratisk samhällsstyrning och mänskliga rättigheter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for reduced environmental impact and sustainable use of natural resources. Stärkta förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Greater opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions. Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Better opportunities for access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökade förutsättningar för tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-17177-17177A0102 Sweden The overall goal of the project is a strengthened human rights protection and reforms in the country, through an increased capacity and effectiveness of institutions and systems to address emerging human rights challenges and opportunities including in humanitarian settings, thus preventing future violations and conflict and foster reconciliation and democratic and human development. Insatsen ämnar bidra till tre resultatområden; 1) Ökad integrering av rättighetsperspektiv och MR inom humanitär strategiplanering, koordinering samt policy- och påverkansarbete för ökat skydd av mänskliga rättigheter för Rohingya-flyktingar 2) Ökad efterlevnad av Bangladesh åtaganden gentemot internationella ramverk kopplat till mänskliga rättigheter; särskilt gällande ansarsutkrävning och rättssäkerhet 3) En process för nationell övergångsrättvisa och försoning som uppfyller internationella standards. The following objectives are expected to be achieved by the end of the programme. For the Humanitarian response component: 1. Enhanced support and advice to the to the UN Resident Coordinators Office in Bangladesh to identify ongoing and emerging human rights and protection concerns, paying particular attention to the most vulnerable groups including women and children and human rights defenders. 2. Improved mapping of existing gaps and concerns in the human rights framework, including through the establishment of structures and the collection of information, in partnerships with the Rohingya refugee and host communities. 3. Enhanced human rights mainstreaming of humanitarian responses to the risks faced by the affected populations, with a focus on saving lives and preventing further human rights violations. 4. Increased knowledge of stakeholders, including humanitarian partners, human rights defenders and local communities, on human rights protection, standards and leveraging international human rights mechanisms. 5. Establishment of a mechanism of up to date tracking and reporting of affected communities including the Rohingya community 6. Enhanced support to the interim authorities on human rights compliant reforms related to, inter alia, human rights vetting and screening, accountability, planning, independence of judiciary. 7. Enhanced capacity, coordination, participation and engagement of Bangladeshi society, including different groups of civils society and young people, in transition processes, supporting inter alia the design of a national initiative on truth, healing and reconciliation. 8. Strengthened capacity of the inquiry commission on enforced disappearances, including fostering its engagement with the UN Working Group on Enforced Disappearances and the exposure to different approaches and technical skills in the fight against impunity and victims support. Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18527 18527 18527 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights SE-0-SE-6-17179 Sweden *This contribution is tagged as a type A project in terms of the policy marker for contributing to Team Sweden/Private Sector in the ready-made garment/textile sectors in Bangladesh.* InSPIRE is an initiative aimed at promoting a transition to a more sustainable production in the RMG sector through energy efficiency and renewable energy. The project will provide grant funding for innovative ideas to factories that are important for employment opportunities but are not the most modern and thereby give rise to large emissions, as well as companies providing energy-related services. *Detta bidrag klassificeras som ett typ A projekt enligt policymarkören för insatser som syftar till att stödja Team Sweden och den privata sektorn inom konfektions- och textilindustrin i Bangladesh.* InSPIRE är ett initiativ som syftar till att främja en övergång till en mer hållbar textilproduktion genom energieffektivisering och övergång till förnybar energi. Projektet bidrar med gåvomedel till innovativa idéer från de fabriker som är viktiga för sysselsättningen men som inte är de mest moderna och därmed ger upphov till stora utsläpp samt från företag som tillhandahåller energirelaterade tjänster. The InSPIRE programme aims to achieve the following programme goal - Programme Goal: Contribute to an inclusive, gender-responsive green transition in Bangladeshi RMG sector by advancing the adoption of renewable energy and energy efficiency measures, while strengthening the industry's competitiveness in the global apparel value chain. The InSPIRE programme aims to achieve two short-term outcomes that enables the achievement of two medium-term outcomes. In line with the programme goal, the outcomes also focus on economic and environmental dimensions, while also integrating gender and social elements - Short-term Outcome 1: Gender-responsive and socially responsible energy efficiency and renewable energy measures successfully implemented and managed by Tier-2 and Tier-3 RMG factories - Short-term Outcome 2: ESCOs develop and offer energy efficiency and energy management solutions to Tier-2 and Tier-3 RMG factories - Medium-term Outcome 1: Reduced reliance on non-renewable energy sources in Tier-2 and Tier-3 RMG factories - Medium-term Outcome 2: Positive net return on investment from energy efficiency and renewable energy measures for Tier-2 and Tier-3 RMG factories Short-term Outcome 2 also contributes to Short-term Outcome 1 as ESCOs will serve an additional number of Tier-2 and Tier-3 factories beyond the direct grantees through the programme. In addition to the short- and medium-term outcomes, the programme is expected to contribute to the following overarching objectives in the climate finance and green transition ecosystem, through the crosscutting KEL component - a) Gather evidence of potential financial incentives to invest in sustainable energy measures to build an environmentally sustainable, compliant, and competitive RMG industry. b) Expand the market for technical services and adoption of energy-efficient practices by improving the information flow and connectivity among factories and national and international service and technology providers. c) Enhance connectivity between factories and green financing institutions, while facilitating effective negotiations to create accessible and practical pathways for sustainable financing. d) Generate key learnings and best practices that inform future adoption of energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives among RMG factories. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Energy generation, renewable sources - multiple technologies Energy generation, renewable sources The first year of the InSPIRE project, covering January to December 2025, has established a strong operational and governance foundation that enables measurable change in the RMG sector. The establishment of the Fund Management Team, Investment Committee, and standardised procedures for due diligence, risk assessment, and milestone-based disbursement has created a transparent and accountable framework for project implementation. This operationalization has resulted in factories and grantees engaging with well-defined processes, which has enhanced their compliance with financial and technical requirements and improved the predictability of project outcomes . A major outcome of the project has been the onboarding and mobilization of renewable energy and energy efficiency interventions across ten factories under Window 1 Batch 1. These interventions, including rooftop solar PV, biomass briquetting, heat recovery, and digital energy management systems, have enabled factories to implement technologies and practices that were previously inaccessible due to financial or technical constraints. The outcome is that these factories are now capable of reducing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions while achieving cost savings, thereby improving operational competitiveness and sustainability performance . The InSPIRE project has also achieved important results in knowledge management and sector engagement. Through launch events, workshops, and targeted stakeholder consultations, over 80 participants from factories, brands, ESCOs, and financial institutions have been informed and motivated to adopt energy-efficient practices. As a result, market actors are now more aware of renewable energy and energy efficiency solutions and are increasingly prioritizing these investments in their operational and strategic decision-making. This represents a meaningful shift in industry behavior, indicating that the project is influencing broader adoption patterns beyond the immediate grantee factories . Capacity development and inclusion have also emerged as significant outcomes. Factories have established project sub-teams with at least 30% representation from women or disadvantaged groups, ensuring inclusive participation in decision-making related to sustainability initiatives. Smaller and Tier-3 factories, previously constrained by limited technical or financial capacity, have demonstrated improved readiness to access green finance, comply with ESG standards, and implement sustainable interventions. This change reflects the programs success in building technical, managerial, and financial capacities among previously underserved actors . Strategic portfolio design has contributed to systemic change by encouraging integrated and consortium-based interventions. The projects approach of combining smaller and lower-risk technologies with advanced solutions has optimized the investment-to-impact ratio and promoted collaboration among multiple factories within the same corporate group. This has led to improved efficiency, reduced transaction costs, and stronger potential for replication, demonstrating a shift in how factories plan and implement sustainability interventions across the sector . Unexpected outcomes observed include the identification of strong latent demand for green financing among factories, which exceeded initial expectations. The withdrawal of one Batch 1 applicant due to macroeconomic and political challenges highlighted resilience gaps in certain factories, prompting the design of Window 2 to support smaller and subcontracting factories. These insights have led to adaptive project strategies, ensuring that interventions are better tailored to market realities and that the most vulnerable factories are not excluded from the green transition . Finally, emerging behavioral changes among actors indicate meaningful impact. Factories and financial institutions are increasingly engaging with blended finance approaches and integrating energy efficiency and renewable energy considerations into operational and investment decisions. The target group is now capable of planning and implementing EE/RE interventions with a higher level of confidence and technical understanding than at the start of the intervention. These changes, both at the factory level and in broader industry practice, illustrate that InSPIRE is contributing to systemic improvements in sustainability and resource efficiency within the Bangladeshi RMG sector . The Embassy assesses the results of the InSPIRE project for 2025 as being of good quality, demonstrating meaningful outcomes and systemic changes in the RMG sector. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17179-17179A0101 Sweden *This contribution is tagged as a type A project in terms of the policy marker for contributing to Team Sweden/Private Sector in the ready-made garment/textile sectors in Bangladesh.* InSPIRE is an initiative aimed at promoting a transition to a more sustainable production in the RMG sector through energy efficiency and renewable energy. The project will provide grant funding for innovative ideas to factories that are important for employment opportunities but are not the most modern and thereby give rise to large emissions, as well as companies providing energy-related services. *Detta bidrag klassificeras som ett typ A projekt enligt policymarkören för insatser som syftar till att stödja Team Sweden och den privata sektorn inom konfektions- och textilindustrin i Bangladesh.* InSPIRE är ett initiativ som syftar till att främja en övergång till en mer hållbar textilproduktion genom energieffektivisering och övergång till förnybar energi. Projektet bidrar med gåvomedel till innovativa idéer från de fabriker som är viktiga för sysselsättningen men som inte är de mest moderna och därmed ger upphov till stora utsläpp samt från företag som tillhandahåller energirelaterade tjänster. The InSPIRE programme aims to achieve the following programme goal - Programme Goal: Contribute to an inclusive, gender-responsive green transition in Bangladeshi RMG sector by advancing the adoption of renewable energy and energy efficiency measures, while strengthening the industry's competitiveness in the global apparel value chain. The InSPIRE programme aims to achieve two short-term outcomes that enables the achievement of two medium-term outcomes. In line with the programme goal, the outcomes also focus on economic and environmental dimensions, while also integrating gender and social elements - Short-term Outcome 1: Gender-responsive and socially responsible energy efficiency and renewable energy measures successfully implemented and managed by Tier-2 and Tier-3 RMG factories - Short-term Outcome 2: ESCOs develop and offer energy efficiency and energy management solutions to Tier-2 and Tier-3 RMG factories - Medium-term Outcome 1: Reduced reliance on non-renewable energy sources in Tier-2 and Tier-3 RMG factories - Medium-term Outcome 2: Positive net return on investment from energy efficiency and renewable energy measures for Tier-2 and Tier-3 RMG factories Short-term Outcome 2 also contributes to Short-term Outcome 1 as ESCOs will serve an additional number of Tier-2 and Tier-3 factories beyond the direct grantees through the programme. In addition to the short- and medium-term outcomes, the programme is expected to contribute to the following overarching objectives in the climate finance and green transition ecosystem, through the crosscutting KEL component - a) Gather evidence of potential financial incentives to invest in sustainable energy measures to build an environmentally sustainable, compliant, and competitive RMG industry. b) Expand the market for technical services and adoption of energy-efficient practices by improving the information flow and connectivity among factories and national and international service and technology providers. c) Enhance connectivity between factories and green financing institutions, while facilitating effective negotiations to create accessible and practical pathways for sustainable financing. d) Generate key learnings and best practices that inform future adoption of energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives among RMG factories. Sweden Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6766039 10000000 3233961 0 6766039 0 10000000 3233961 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation 6766039 Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation 10000000 Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation 3233961 Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Improved conditions for reduced environmental impact and sustainable use of natural resources. Stärkta förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Greater opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions. Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17179-17179A0102 Sweden *This contribution is tagged as a type A project in terms of the policy marker for contributing to Team Sweden/Private Sector in the ready-made garment/textile sectors in Bangladesh.* InSPIRE is an initiative aimed at promoting a transition to a more sustainable production in the RMG sector through energy efficiency and renewable energy. The project will provide grant funding for innovative ideas to factories that are important for employment opportunities but are not the most modern and thereby give rise to large emissions, as well as companies providing energy-related services. *Detta bidrag klassificeras som ett typ A projekt enligt policymarkören för insatser som syftar till att stödja Team Sweden och den privata sektorn inom konfektions- och textilindustrin i Bangladesh.* InSPIRE är ett initiativ som syftar till att främja en övergång till en mer hållbar textilproduktion genom energieffektivisering och övergång till förnybar energi. Projektet bidrar med gåvomedel till innovativa idéer från de fabriker som är viktiga för sysselsättningen men som inte är de mest moderna och därmed ger upphov till stora utsläpp samt från företag som tillhandahåller energirelaterade tjänster. The InSPIRE programme aims to achieve the following programme goal - Programme Goal: Contribute to an inclusive, gender-responsive green transition in Bangladeshi RMG sector by advancing the adoption of renewable energy and energy efficiency measures, while strengthening the industry's competitiveness in the global apparel value chain. The InSPIRE programme aims to achieve two short-term outcomes that enables the achievement of two medium-term outcomes. In line with the programme goal, the outcomes also focus on economic and environmental dimensions, while also integrating gender and social elements - Short-term Outcome 1: Gender-responsive and socially responsible energy efficiency and renewable energy measures successfully implemented and managed by Tier-2 and Tier-3 RMG factories - Short-term Outcome 2: ESCOs develop and offer energy efficiency and energy management solutions to Tier-2 and Tier-3 RMG factories - Medium-term Outcome 1: Reduced reliance on non-renewable energy sources in Tier-2 and Tier-3 RMG factories - Medium-term Outcome 2: Positive net return on investment from energy efficiency and renewable energy measures for Tier-2 and Tier-3 RMG factories Short-term Outcome 2 also contributes to Short-term Outcome 1 as ESCOs will serve an additional number of Tier-2 and Tier-3 factories beyond the direct grantees through the programme. In addition to the short- and medium-term outcomes, the programme is expected to contribute to the following overarching objectives in the climate finance and green transition ecosystem, through the crosscutting KEL component - a) Gather evidence of potential financial incentives to invest in sustainable energy measures to build an environmentally sustainable, compliant, and competitive RMG industry. b) Expand the market for technical services and adoption of energy-efficient practices by improving the information flow and connectivity among factories and national and international service and technology providers. c) Enhance connectivity between factories and green financing institutions, while facilitating effective negotiations to create accessible and practical pathways for sustainable financing. d) Generate key learnings and best practices that inform future adoption of energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives among RMG factories. Sweden Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 10000000 3000000 3000000 Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation SE-0-SE-6-17181 Sweden The project responds to the increasing need for targeted protection and assistance of Syrian refugees in Lebanon while promoting an enabling legal and protection environment, supporting a peaceful coexistence of refugees and host communities. The contribution includes a specific focus on GBV and child protection.. Registration and civil documentation are crucial for enabling refugees to realize their rights, as it ensures access to legal residency and reduces the risk of arrest and deportation. The absence of legal status limits access to employment, education, and healthcare. Moreover, bureaucratic obstacles in obtaining or renewing residency further impede their access to essential services, leaving them in a precarious position. With the increasingly challenging environment, refugees with specific needs, children and GBV survivors will benefit from individual case management, to help them avoid having to resort to harmful coping strategies. These individual approaches are completed by the longer-term community support projects designed to transition from emergency aid to sustainable development by strengthening local infrastructure and services in areas heavily impacted by the refugee crisis. För att ’stärka kapacitet i Libanon för en hållbar situation för flyktingar och värdsamhällen’ (strategimål 3.3 i den regionala Syrienkrisstrategin 2024 – 2026) har Sida i samarbete med UNHCR utvecklat en flerårig insats som ämnar långsiktigt stärka syriska flyktingars inkludering och skydd, samt motverka spänningar mellan flyktingar och lokalsamhällen. Insatsen har ett starkt fokus på GBV och skydd av barn. Insatsen ska främja inkludering av syriska flyktingar i Libanon genom ett fokus på registrering, dokumentation, och juridiskt stöd; stärka skyddsmiljön genom investeringar i s.k. 'case management'; och motverka lokala spänningar genom småskaliga infrastrukturprojekt i lokalsamhällen som tagit emot stort antal flyktingar. The intervention aims to strengthen the long-term sustainability of the situation for Syrian refugees in Lebanon by promoting and enabling their formal inclusion, strengthening the protection environment, and supporting peaceful coexistence between refugees and host communities. Through a focus on registration and civil documentation, capacity building of case management infrastructure, and long-term development of social services and local institutions the programme aims to address the legal, bureaucratic, social and financial barriers forcing Syrian refugees to live in informality and marginalisation. Whilst rooted in the humanitarian response, the contribution in question endeavours to take a resilience approach and acknowledging the protracted nature of the crisis. The programme is divided into two outcome areas each with an overarching objective. These are as follows: 1. Access to registration and documentation: Accurate refugee data collected through registration centres is actively used to ensure equal and transparent access to protection and service provision and registration for Syrians is allowed to resume, allowing for individual documentation and enhanced protection. 2. Safety, Protection and Access to Justice: Barrier to accessing legal remedies and documentation are reduced. Persons with special needs (PwSN) exposure to protection risks is mitigated and their needs addressed. The risk of GBV are reduced and GBV survivors have access to timely, safe and quality services and prevention and risk mitigation interventions continue. Children are protected from abuse, neglect, violence and exploitation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Lebanon Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Government & Civil Society-general Noteworthy results achieved during 2025: - Through the implementation of agile verification and population tracking modalities, UNHCR reached 94% of the registered population to confirm presence in Lebanon or departure. This exceeded the output target of 80% and significantly strengthened confidence in population figures, enabling more accurate targeting and planning. Given the fluid nature of population movements and the necessity to maintain confidence and integrity of refugee data as a common tool for partner response, the presence confirmation was timely and comprehensive. - By the end of 2025, 21,692 refugees had been assisted (6,591 under SIDA) in obtaining key civil documents, including birth, marriage, and death certificates. This contributed to mitigating protection risks associated with the absence of legal documentation and supported access to essential services. According to the 2025 VASyR, birth registration rates continued to improve, with 53% of Syrian refugee children born in Lebanon reported as registered with the Foreigners Registry, compared to 50% in 2024. Marriage registration also showed progress, with 47% of marriages reported as registered with civil registry, up from 41% in 2024. Despite these gains, significant barriers remain, particularly related to the cost of procedures and limited awareness of registration requirements. - UNHCR continued in 2025 to provide targeted assistance to 22,855 PWSN through established protection case management systems, including individual counselling, non-cash assistance, and structured referrals to specialized services. In line with findings from the 2025 VASyR and UNHCR protection monitoring (PM), these interventions remained a key entry point for identifying vulnerable individuals, assessing protection risks, and linking cases to available services, including legal assistance, psychosocial support, child protection services, and services for survivors of gender-based violence. - In 2025, UNHCR and partners continued to prioritize the provision of quality GBV case management services for survivors and individuals at risk, ensuring support was delivered in line with established standards. 38% of identified GBV survivors and persons at risk received case management services, slightly below the 40% target. Services remained survivor-centred, confidential, and timely, including referrals to health, legal, and psychosocial support. - UNHCR sustained its focus on child protection programming, ensuring that children and adolescents at risk were consistently identified and supported through structured case management interventions. In 2025, 95% of children at risk under case management had individualized case plans developed, fully meeting the annual target. These case plans were developed through a comprehensive process of identification, assessment, referral, and follow-up, guided by the best interests of the child and tailored to the specific vulnerabilities and needs of each case. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17181-17181A0101 Sweden The project responds to the increasing need for targeted protection and assistance of Syrian refugees in Lebanon while promoting an enabling legal and protection environment, supporting a peaceful coexistence of refugees and host communities. The contribution includes a specific focus on GBV and child protection.. Registration and civil documentation are crucial for enabling refugees to realize their rights, as it ensures access to legal residency and reduces the risk of arrest and deportation. The absence of legal status limits access to employment, education, and healthcare. Moreover, bureaucratic obstacles in obtaining or renewing residency further impede their access to essential services, leaving them in a precarious position. With the increasingly challenging environment, refugees with specific needs, children and GBV survivors will benefit from individual case management, to help them avoid having to resort to harmful coping strategies. These individual approaches are completed by the longer-term community support projects designed to transition from emergency aid to sustainable development by strengthening local infrastructure and services in areas heavily impacted by the refugee crisis. För att ’stärka kapacitet i Libanon för en hållbar situation för flyktingar och värdsamhällen’ (strategimål 3.3 i den regionala Syrienkrisstrategin 2024 – 2026) har Sida i samarbete med UNHCR utvecklat en flerårig insats som ämnar långsiktigt stärka syriska flyktingars inkludering och skydd, samt motverka spänningar mellan flyktingar och lokalsamhällen. Insatsen har ett starkt fokus på GBV och skydd av barn. Insatsen ska främja inkludering av syriska flyktingar i Libanon genom ett fokus på registrering, dokumentation, och juridiskt stöd; stärka skyddsmiljön genom investeringar i s.k. 'case management'; och motverka lokala spänningar genom småskaliga infrastrukturprojekt i lokalsamhällen som tagit emot stort antal flyktingar. The intervention aims to strengthen the long-term sustainability of the situation for Syrian refugees in Lebanon by promoting and enabling their formal inclusion, strengthening the protection environment, and supporting peaceful coexistence between refugees and host communities. Through a focus on registration and civil documentation, capacity building of case management infrastructure, and long-term development of social services and local institutions the programme aims to address the legal, bureaucratic, social and financial barriers forcing Syrian refugees to live in informality and marginalisation. Whilst rooted in the humanitarian response, the contribution in question endeavours to take a resilience approach and acknowledging the protracted nature of the crisis. The programme is divided into two outcome areas each with an overarching objective. These are as follows: 1. Access to registration and documentation: Accurate refugee data collected through registration centres is actively used to ensure equal and transparent access to protection and service provision and registration for Syrians is allowed to resume, allowing for individual documentation and enhanced protection. 2. Safety, Protection and Access to Justice: Barrier to accessing legal remedies and documentation are reduced. Persons with special needs (PwSN) exposure to protection risks is mitigated and their needs addressed. The risk of GBV are reduced and GBV survivors have access to timely, safe and quality services and prevention and risk mitigation interventions continue. Children are protected from abuse, neglect, violence and exploitation. Sweden UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 16.9 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla juridisk identitet för alla, inklusive födelseregistrering. 16.9 - By 2030, provide legal identity for all, including birth registration. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18000000 20300000 21700000 0 20300000 21700000 18000000 0 60000000 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 18000000 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 20300000 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 21700000 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Syria Crisis 2024-2027 (former 2024-2026) Syrienkrisstrategin 2024-2027 (fd 2024-2026) Greater capacity in neighbouring countries to ensure a sustainable situation for refugees and host communities. Stärkt kapacitet i angränsande länder för en hållbar situation för flyktingar och värdsamhällen. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-17181-17181A0102 Sweden The project responds to the increasing need for targeted protection and assistance of Syrian refugees in Lebanon while promoting an enabling legal and protection environment, supporting a peaceful coexistence of refugees and host communities. The contribution includes a specific focus on GBV and child protection.. Registration and civil documentation are crucial for enabling refugees to realize their rights, as it ensures access to legal residency and reduces the risk of arrest and deportation. The absence of legal status limits access to employment, education, and healthcare. Moreover, bureaucratic obstacles in obtaining or renewing residency further impede their access to essential services, leaving them in a precarious position. With the increasingly challenging environment, refugees with specific needs, children and GBV survivors will benefit from individual case management, to help them avoid having to resort to harmful coping strategies. These individual approaches are completed by the longer-term community support projects designed to transition from emergency aid to sustainable development by strengthening local infrastructure and services in areas heavily impacted by the refugee crisis. För att ’stärka kapacitet i Libanon för en hållbar situation för flyktingar och värdsamhällen’ (strategimål 3.3 i den regionala Syrienkrisstrategin 2024 – 2026) har Sida i samarbete med UNHCR utvecklat en flerårig insats som ämnar långsiktigt stärka syriska flyktingars inkludering och skydd, samt motverka spänningar mellan flyktingar och lokalsamhällen. Insatsen har ett starkt fokus på GBV och skydd av barn. Insatsen ska främja inkludering av syriska flyktingar i Libanon genom ett fokus på registrering, dokumentation, och juridiskt stöd; stärka skyddsmiljön genom investeringar i s.k. 'case management'; och motverka lokala spänningar genom småskaliga infrastrukturprojekt i lokalsamhällen som tagit emot stort antal flyktingar. The intervention aims to strengthen the long-term sustainability of the situation for Syrian refugees in Lebanon by promoting and enabling their formal inclusion, strengthening the protection environment, and supporting peaceful coexistence between refugees and host communities. Through a focus on registration and civil documentation, capacity building of case management infrastructure, and long-term development of social services and local institutions the programme aims to address the legal, bureaucratic, social and financial barriers forcing Syrian refugees to live in informality and marginalisation. Whilst rooted in the humanitarian response, the contribution in question endeavours to take a resilience approach and acknowledging the protracted nature of the crisis. The programme is divided into two outcome areas each with an overarching objective. These are as follows: 1. Access to registration and documentation: Accurate refugee data collected through registration centres is actively used to ensure equal and transparent access to protection and service provision and registration for Syrians is allowed to resume, allowing for individual documentation and enhanced protection. 2. Safety, Protection and Access to Justice: Barrier to accessing legal remedies and documentation are reduced. Persons with special needs (PwSN) exposure to protection risks is mitigated and their needs addressed. The risk of GBV are reduced and GBV survivors have access to timely, safe and quality services and prevention and risk mitigation interventions continue. Children are protected from abuse, neglect, violence and exploitation. Sweden UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 16.9 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla juridisk identitet för alla, inklusive födelseregistrering. 16.9 - By 2030, provide legal identity for all, including birth registration. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 25000000 25000000 0 0 0 25000000 0 50000000 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 25000000 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 25000000 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Sweden's global development cooperation in migration, return and voluntary re-migration 2024–2028 Migration, återvändande och frivillig återvandring 2024-2028 Enhanced conditions for increased return, including forced return, voluntary repatriation and sustainable reintegration, including through strengthening local capacity and infrastructure in countries of origin and transit Stärkta förutsättningar för ökat återvändande, inklusive tvångsvist återvändande, frivillig återvandring, och hållbar återintegrering, bland annat genom att stärka lokal kapacitet och infrastruktur i ursprungs- och transitländer. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Enhanced capacity for migration and asylum management in partner countries, including border controls, with a focus on counteracting irregular migration. Stärkt kapacitet för migrations- och asylhantering i partnerländer, inklusive gränskontroll, med fokus på att motverka irreguljär migration. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-17185 Sweden The overall goal in the project is to improve land and forest governance by securing community customary tenure rights and strengthening local livelihoods for poverty reduction, biodiversity conservation, and climate change prevention and mitigation. Based on the overall goal, detailed below are the following expected impacts: 1) Customary land tenure is secured under Community Forest Concessions for Indigenous Peoples and local communities, strengthening the DRC’s movement toward rights-based conservation and Other Effective Conservation Measures (OECMs). 2) Rights-based land reform laws and strategies are adopted and implemented in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples and local communities, protecting communities’ rights to secure livelihoods, safety from exploitative industries, and full self-determination. 3) Communities’ livelihoods are strengthened, thus reducing poverty and food insecurity in five provinces due to improved performance and sustainability of existing community-led initiatives and economic activities (inclusive of women and youth) that enhance communities’ financial security and self-determination. The initiative will support CONAREF to develop and pilot a community land registry and support the securing of community forestry concessions in five core provinces: Kwilu, Kongo-Central, Equateur, Tshopo, and Sud-Ubangi. To support communities to realize and employ their full bundle of rights under community forest concessions, community capacities will be strengthened to manage their land and natural resources, negotiate with external entities, and develop sustainable livelihoods goals and strategies. The outcomes of the project are: -The capacity of CONAREF is strengthened to ensure a more transparent and robust land reform process and land tenure registration system which includes mechanisms to ensure the participation of Indigenous Peoples and local communities. -Indigenous Peoples’ and local communities’ capacity is strengthened to monitor land use, to engage and negotiate with private, public, and CSO actors, and to advance their land tenure rights and priorities.                          -The viability and sustainability of livelihood activities in target communities are strengthened, with a particular emphasis on women members. -Community-conservation initiatives in community forest concessions are strengthened, secured, and expanded in target areas. At the end of the project the following results should have been achieved: -Reached 2 million people throughout the five identified provinces and provided support in securing at least 1,000,000 hectares of land and forest.(about 0,4% of total DRC area) -Landscape restoration of at least 5,000 hectares -Improved livelihoods of at least 2,000 households by activities prioritized by communities themselves, which will be reflected in the local development plans that will be produced during project implementation. -Adopt at least 10 local agreements, policies, and/or laws for inclusive and sustainable management of land, forest, water, wildlife, and flora and resolution of conflicts related to the use of land, forests, or nature conservation. Det övergripande målet med projektet är att förbättra förvaltningen av mark och skog genom att säkra lokalsamhällets landrättigheter och stärka lokala försörjningsmöjligheter för att minska fattigdomen, bevara den biologiska mångfalden samt förebygga och minska effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Baserat på det övergripande målet beskrivs följande förväntade effekter nedan: 1) Ursprungsbefolkningars markrättigheter säkras under Community Forest Concessions för ursprungsbefolkningar och lokala samhällen, vilket stärker DRK:s rörelse mot rättighetsbaserat bevarande och andra effektiva bevarandeåtgärder (OECM). 2) Rättighetsbaserade lagar och strategier för markreformer antas och genomförs i samarbete med ursprungsbefolkningar och lokalsamhällen, vilket skyddar lokalsamhällenas rätt till tryggad försörjning, skydd mot exploaterande industrier och fullt självbestämmande. 3) Samhällenas försörjningsmöjligheter stärks, vilket minskar fattigdomen och den osäkra livsmedelsförsörjningen i fem provinser tack vare förbättrade resultat och hållbarhet för befintliga samhällsledda initiativ och ekonomiska aktiviteter (inklusive kvinnor och ungdomar) som ökar samhällenas ekonomiska trygghet och självbestämmande. Initiativet kommer att stödja CONAREF för att utveckla och testa ett gemensamt fastighetsregister och stödja erhållandet av gemensamma skogsbrukskoncessioner i fem centrala provinser: Kwilu, Kongo-Central, Equateur, Tshopo och Sud-Ubangi. För att stödja lokalsamhällena att förverkliga och utnyttja alla sina rättigheter enligt de kommunala skogskoncessionerna kommer lokalsamhällenas kapacitet att stärkas för att förvalta sin mark och sina naturresurser, förhandla med externa aktörer och utveckla mål och strategier för hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter. Projektets resultat är följande: -CONAREF:s kapacitet stärks för att säkerställa en mer transparent och robust jordreformprocess och ett system för registrering av markinnehav som inkluderar mekanismer för att säkerställa deltagande av ursprungsbefolkningar och lokala samhällen. -Urfolkens och lokalsamhällenas kapacitet stärks för att övervaka markanvändningen, engagera sig i och förhandla med privata och offentliga aktörer samt civilsamhällesorganisationer och för att främja deras markrättigheter och prioriteringar. -Livskraften och hållbarheten i försörjningsaktiviteterna i mottagarsamhällena stärks, med särskild tonvikt på kvinnliga medlemmar. -Initiativ för bevarande av samhällenas skogskoncessioner stärks, säkras och utökas i målområdena. Vid projektets slut ska följande resultat ha uppnåtts: -Nått ut till 2 miljoner människor i de fem identifierade provinserna och gett stöd för att säkra minst 500 000 hektar mark och skog (cirka 0,2% av DRK:s totala yta). -Återställande av landskap på minst 5.000 hektar -Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för minst 5000 hushåll genom aktiviteter som prioriteras av lokalsamhällena själva, vilket kommer att återspeglas i de lokala utvecklingsplaner som kommer att tas fram under projektets genomförande. -Antagande av minst 10 lokala avtal, policyer och/eller lagar för inkluderande och hållbar förvaltning av mark, skog, vatten, vilda djur och växter samt lösning av konflikter relaterade till användning av mark, skog eller naturskydd. The overall goal in the project is to improve land and forest governance by securing community customary tenure rights and strengthening local livelihoods for poverty reduction, biodiversity conservation, and climate change prevention and mitigation. Based on the overall goal, detailed below are the following expected impacts: 1) Customary land tenure is secured under Community Forest Concessions for Indigenous Peoples and local communities, strengthening the DRCs movement toward rights-based conservation and Other Effective Conservation Measures (OECMs). 2) Rights-based land reform laws and strategies are adopted and implemented in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples and local communities, protecting communities rights to secure livelihoods, safety from exploitative industries, and full self-determination. 3) Communities livelihoods are strengthened, thus reducing poverty and food insecurity in five provinces due to improved performance and sustainability of existing community-led initiatives and economic activities (inclusive of women and youth) that enhance communities financial security and self-determination. La Commission Nationale de la Réforme Foncière/The National Land Reform Commission (CONAREF) is the structure responsible for implementing the roadmap for land reform in the DRC. It is a part of the ministry of land rights. The contribution will support CONAREF to develop and pilot a community land registry and support the securing of community forestry concessions in five core provinces: Kwilu, Kongo-Central, Equateur, Tshopo, and Sud-Ubangi. To support communities to realize and employ their full bundle of rights under community forest concessions, community capacities will be strengthened to manage their land and natural resources, negotiate with external entities, and develop sustainable livelihoods goals and strategies. The outcomes of the project are: -The capacity of CONAREF is strengthened to ensure a more transparent and robust land reform process and land tenure registration system which includes mechanisms to ensure the participation of Indigenous Peoples and local communities. -Indigenous Peoples and local communities capacity is strengthened to monitor land use, to engage and negotiate with private, public, and CSO actors, and to advance their land tenure rights and priorities. -The viability and sustainability of livelihood activities in target communities are strengthened, with a particular emphasis on women members. -Community-conservation initiatives in community forest concessions are strengthened, secured, and expanded in target areas. At the end of the project the following results should have been achieved: -Reached 2 million people throughout the five identified provinces and provided support in securing at least 500,000 hectares of land and forest.(about 0,2% of total DRC area) -Landscape restoration of at least 5,000 hectares -Improved livelihoods of at least 5,000 households by activities prioritized by communities themselves, which will be reflected in the local development plans that will be produced during project implementation. -Adopt at least 10 local agreements, policies, and/or laws for inclusive and sustainable management of land, forest, water, wildlife, and flora and resolution of conflicts related to the use of land, forests, or nature conservation. The Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI) is a global coalition of more than 150 rightsholder organizations and their allies dedicated to advancing the forestland and resource rights of Indigenous Peoples, Afro-descendant Peoples, local communities, and the women within these communities. RRIs mission is to support Indigenous Peoples, Afro-descendant Peoples, and local communities struggles against marginalization and for sustainable, self-determined development. It does so by leveraging the power of its global coalition to promote greater global commitment and action toward policy, market, and legal reforms that secure their rights to own, control, and benefit from natural resources, especially land and forests. By advancing a strategic understanding of the global threats and opportunities resulting from insecure land and resource rights, RRI develops and promotes rights-based approaches to business and development and catalyzes effective solutions to scale rural tenure reform and enhance sustainable resource governance. RRI has been receiving Sida support for a long time on a global scale. RRI has been active in the DRC since 2010 and has been contributing to reforms n both land and forestry and rights of indiginous populations. They have been able to develop a good collaboration with state institutions and local civil society. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Rural land policy and management Other Multisector - 10 baseline studies across project sites were conducted. - Mapping of 127,018 hectares of communities forestlands conducted. - 24 participatory maps were produced: 12 in the Banza sector (Kongo Central), eight in Kungu Territory (SudUbangi), three in Bulungu Territory (Kwilu), and one in the Bembiteli groupment (Tshopo). - Strengthened the capacities of Indigenous Peoples and local communities to effectively participate in land governance processes and advance their land tenure rights through for example trainings of 8,129 community members, including 3,355 women and 2,656 youth, across the provinces of Tshopo, Kwilu, SudUbangi, Congo Central, and Equateur. - 24 FPICs(free, prior, and informed consent) were obtained across all project sites in the five provinces, reflecting broad community agreement to participate in the project and support land tenure security activities. - Local land administration offices were equipped in Year 1 with computers and printers in the provinces of Kwilu and SudUbangi. -Socioeconomic and livelihood assessments were conducted across the five provinces to identify livelihood needs, opportunities, and constraints relevant to community land tenure security and sustainable natural resource management. Two detailed livelihood assessment reports were produced for SekeBanza (KongoCentral), Basankusu Territory (Ekoto groupment), and Bolomba Territory (Boso Dua and Boso Endjenge groupments) in Equateur Province. In other provinces, including Kwilu, Tshopo, and SudUbangi, livelihood priorities were identified through baseline land tenure studies. -Mapping was done of community lands in Kwilu, KongoCentral, Tshopo, and SudUbangi provinces. The development of 7 community land charters in were supported plus the establishment of seven local land committees in the mapped community forest concession areas. -Thanks to the project one community that was helped to be organized with a committe the community got a platform for dialogue with a mining company and could demand support including building of a school No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17185-17185A0101 Sweden The overall goal in the project is to improve land and forest governance by securing community customary tenure rights and strengthening local livelihoods for poverty reduction, biodiversity conservation, and climate change prevention and mitigation. Based on the overall goal, detailed below are the following expected impacts: 1) Customary land tenure is secured under Community Forest Concessions for Indigenous Peoples and local communities, strengthening the DRC’s movement toward rights-based conservation and Other Effective Conservation Measures (OECMs). 2) Rights-based land reform laws and strategies are adopted and implemented in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples and local communities, protecting communities’ rights to secure livelihoods, safety from exploitative industries, and full self-determination. 3) Communities’ livelihoods are strengthened, thus reducing poverty and food insecurity in five provinces due to improved performance and sustainability of existing community-led initiatives and economic activities (inclusive of women and youth) that enhance communities’ financial security and self-determination. The initiative will support CONAREF to develop and pilot a community land registry and support the securing of community forestry concessions in five core provinces: Kwilu, Kongo-Central, Equateur, Tshopo, and Sud-Ubangi. To support communities to realize and employ their full bundle of rights under community forest concessions, community capacities will be strengthened to manage their land and natural resources, negotiate with external entities, and develop sustainable livelihoods goals and strategies. The outcomes of the project are: -The capacity of CONAREF is strengthened to ensure a more transparent and robust land reform process and land tenure registration system which includes mechanisms to ensure the participation of Indigenous Peoples and local communities. -Indigenous Peoples’ and local communities’ capacity is strengthened to monitor land use, to engage and negotiate with private, public, and CSO actors, and to advance their land tenure rights and priorities.                          -The viability and sustainability of livelihood activities in target communities are strengthened, with a particular emphasis on women members. -Community-conservation initiatives in community forest concessions are strengthened, secured, and expanded in target areas. At the end of the project the following results should have been achieved: -Reached 2 million people throughout the five identified provinces and provided support in securing at least 1,000,000 hectares of land and forest.(about 0,4% of total DRC area) -Landscape restoration of at least 5,000 hectares -Improved livelihoods of at least 2,000 households by activities prioritized by communities themselves, which will be reflected in the local development plans that will be produced during project implementation. -Adopt at least 10 local agreements, policies, and/or laws for inclusive and sustainable management of land, forest, water, wildlife, and flora and resolution of conflicts related to the use of land, forests, or nature conservation. Det övergripande målet med projektet är att förbättra förvaltningen av mark och skog genom att säkra lokalsamhällets landrättigheter och stärka lokala försörjningsmöjligheter för att minska fattigdomen, bevara den biologiska mångfalden samt förebygga och minska effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Baserat på det övergripande målet beskrivs följande förväntade effekter nedan: 1) Ursprungsbefolkningars markrättigheter säkras under Community Forest Concessions för ursprungsbefolkningar och lokala samhällen, vilket stärker DRK:s rörelse mot rättighetsbaserat bevarande och andra effektiva bevarandeåtgärder (OECM). 2) Rättighetsbaserade lagar och strategier för markreformer antas och genomförs i samarbete med ursprungsbefolkningar och lokalsamhällen, vilket skyddar lokalsamhällenas rätt till tryggad försörjning, skydd mot exploaterande industrier och fullt självbestämmande. 3) Samhällenas försörjningsmöjligheter stärks, vilket minskar fattigdomen och den osäkra livsmedelsförsörjningen i fem provinser tack vare förbättrade resultat och hållbarhet för befintliga samhällsledda initiativ och ekonomiska aktiviteter (inklusive kvinnor och ungdomar) som ökar samhällenas ekonomiska trygghet och självbestämmande. Initiativet kommer att stödja CONAREF för att utveckla och testa ett gemensamt fastighetsregister och stödja erhållandet av gemensamma skogsbrukskoncessioner i fem centrala provinser: Kwilu, Kongo-Central, Equateur, Tshopo och Sud-Ubangi. För att stödja lokalsamhällena att förverkliga och utnyttja alla sina rättigheter enligt de kommunala skogskoncessionerna kommer lokalsamhällenas kapacitet att stärkas för att förvalta sin mark och sina naturresurser, förhandla med externa aktörer och utveckla mål och strategier för hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter. Projektets resultat är följande: -CONAREF:s kapacitet stärks för att säkerställa en mer transparent och robust jordreformprocess och ett system för registrering av markinnehav som inkluderar mekanismer för att säkerställa deltagande av ursprungsbefolkningar och lokala samhällen. -Urfolkens och lokalsamhällenas kapacitet stärks för att övervaka markanvändningen, engagera sig i och förhandla med privata och offentliga aktörer samt civilsamhällesorganisationer och för att främja deras markrättigheter och prioriteringar. -Livskraften och hållbarheten i försörjningsaktiviteterna i mottagarsamhällena stärks, med särskild tonvikt på kvinnliga medlemmar. -Initiativ för bevarande av samhällenas skogskoncessioner stärks, säkras och utökas i målområdena. Vid projektets slut ska följande resultat ha uppnåtts: -Nått ut till 2 miljoner människor i de fem identifierade provinserna och gett stöd för att säkra minst 500 000 hektar mark och skog (cirka 0,2% av DRK:s totala yta). -Återställande av landskap på minst 5.000 hektar -Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för minst 5000 hushåll genom aktiviteter som prioriteras av lokalsamhällena själva, vilket kommer att återspeglas i de lokala utvecklingsplaner som kommer att tas fram under projektets genomförande. -Antagande av minst 10 lokala avtal, policyer och/eller lagar för inkluderande och hållbar förvaltning av mark, skog, vatten, vilda djur och växter samt lösning av konflikter relaterade till användning av mark, skog eller naturskydd. The overall goal in the project is to improve land and forest governance by securing community customary tenure rights and strengthening local livelihoods for poverty reduction, biodiversity conservation, and climate change prevention and mitigation. Based on the overall goal, detailed below are the following expected impacts: 1) Customary land tenure is secured under Community Forest Concessions for Indigenous Peoples and local communities, strengthening the DRCs movement toward rights-based conservation and Other Effective Conservation Measures (OECMs). 2) Rights-based land reform laws and strategies are adopted and implemented in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples and local communities, protecting communities rights to secure livelihoods, safety from exploitative industries, and full self-determination. 3) Communities livelihoods are strengthened, thus reducing poverty and food insecurity in five provinces due to improved performance and sustainability of existing community-led initiatives and economic activities (inclusive of women and youth) that enhance communities financial security and self-determination. La Commission Nationale de la Réforme Foncière/The National Land Reform Commission (CONAREF) is the structure responsible for implementing the roadmap for land reform in the DRC. It is a part of the ministry of land rights. The contribution will support CONAREF to develop and pilot a community land registry and support the securing of community forestry concessions in five core provinces: Kwilu, Kongo-Central, Equateur, Tshopo, and Sud-Ubangi. To support communities to realize and employ their full bundle of rights under community forest concessions, community capacities will be strengthened to manage their land and natural resources, negotiate with external entities, and develop sustainable livelihoods goals and strategies. The outcomes of the project are: -The capacity of CONAREF is strengthened to ensure a more transparent and robust land reform process and land tenure registration system which includes mechanisms to ensure the participation of Indigenous Peoples and local communities. -Indigenous Peoples and local communities capacity is strengthened to monitor land use, to engage and negotiate with private, public, and CSO actors, and to advance their land tenure rights and priorities. -The viability and sustainability of livelihood activities in target communities are strengthened, with a particular emphasis on women members. -Community-conservation initiatives in community forest concessions are strengthened, secured, and expanded in target areas. At the end of the project the following results should have been achieved: -Reached 2 million people throughout the five identified provinces and provided support in securing at least 500,000 hectares of land and forest.(about 0,2% of total DRC area) -Landscape restoration of at least 5,000 hectares -Improved livelihoods of at least 5,000 households by activities prioritized by communities themselves, which will be reflected in the local development plans that will be produced during project implementation. -Adopt at least 10 local agreements, policies, and/or laws for inclusive and sustainable management of land, forest, water, wildlife, and flora and resolution of conflicts related to the use of land, forests, or nature conservation. The Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI) is a global coalition of more than 150 rightsholder organizations and their allies dedicated to advancing the forestland and resource rights of Indigenous Peoples, Afro-descendant Peoples, local communities, and the women within these communities. RRIs mission is to support Indigenous Peoples, Afro-descendant Peoples, and local communities struggles against marginalization and for sustainable, self-determined development. It does so by leveraging the power of its global coalition to promote greater global commitment and action toward policy, market, and legal reforms that secure their rights to own, control, and benefit from natural resources, especially land and forests. By advancing a strategic understanding of the global threats and opportunities resulting from insecure land and resource rights, RRI develops and promotes rights-based approaches to business and development and catalyzes effective solutions to scale rural tenure reform and enhance sustainable resource governance. RRI has been receiving Sida support for a long time on a global scale. RRI has been active in the DRC since 2010 and has been contributing to reforms n both land and forestry and rights of indiginous populations. They have been able to develop a good collaboration with state institutions and local civil society. Sweden Rights and Resources Institute Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Rights and Resources Institute Inc Kwilu The activities take place at this location -4.888676 18.927788 Kongo Central The activities take place at this location -5.290817 14.103418 Equateur The activities take place at this location 0.349076 18.837151 Tshopo The activities take place at this location 0.449217 25.200810 Sud- Ubangi The activities take place at this location 3.153074 19.377584 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 -1453529 0 0 0 0 -1453529 15000000 0 0 0 0 13546471 Rights and Resources Institute Inc 15000000 Rights and Resources Institute Inc -1453528.7 Rights and Resources Institute Inc DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including anti-corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Limited climate impact and increased resilience to climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biological diversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-17185-17185A0102 Sweden The overall goal in the project is to improve land and forest governance by securing community customary tenure rights and strengthening local livelihoods for poverty reduction, biodiversity conservation, and climate change prevention and mitigation. Based on the overall goal, detailed below are the following expected impacts: 1) Customary land tenure is secured under Community Forest Concessions for Indigenous Peoples and local communities, strengthening the DRC’s movement toward rights-based conservation and Other Effective Conservation Measures (OECMs). 2) Rights-based land reform laws and strategies are adopted and implemented in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples and local communities, protecting communities’ rights to secure livelihoods, safety from exploitative industries, and full self-determination. 3) Communities’ livelihoods are strengthened, thus reducing poverty and food insecurity in five provinces due to improved performance and sustainability of existing community-led initiatives and economic activities (inclusive of women and youth) that enhance communities’ financial security and self-determination. The initiative will support CONAREF to develop and pilot a community land registry and support the securing of community forestry concessions in five core provinces: Kwilu, Kongo-Central, Equateur, Tshopo, and Sud-Ubangi. To support communities to realize and employ their full bundle of rights under community forest concessions, community capacities will be strengthened to manage their land and natural resources, negotiate with external entities, and develop sustainable livelihoods goals and strategies. The outcomes of the project are: -The capacity of CONAREF is strengthened to ensure a more transparent and robust land reform process and land tenure registration system which includes mechanisms to ensure the participation of Indigenous Peoples and local communities. -Indigenous Peoples’ and local communities’ capacity is strengthened to monitor land use, to engage and negotiate with private, public, and CSO actors, and to advance their land tenure rights and priorities.                          -The viability and sustainability of livelihood activities in target communities are strengthened, with a particular emphasis on women members. -Community-conservation initiatives in community forest concessions are strengthened, secured, and expanded in target areas. At the end of the project the following results should have been achieved: -Reached 2 million people throughout the five identified provinces and provided support in securing at least 1,000,000 hectares of land and forest.(about 0,4% of total DRC area) -Landscape restoration of at least 5,000 hectares -Improved livelihoods of at least 2,000 households by activities prioritized by communities themselves, which will be reflected in the local development plans that will be produced during project implementation. -Adopt at least 10 local agreements, policies, and/or laws for inclusive and sustainable management of land, forest, water, wildlife, and flora and resolution of conflicts related to the use of land, forests, or nature conservation. Det övergripande målet med projektet är att förbättra förvaltningen av mark och skog genom att säkra lokalsamhällets landrättigheter och stärka lokala försörjningsmöjligheter för att minska fattigdomen, bevara den biologiska mångfalden samt förebygga och minska effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Baserat på det övergripande målet beskrivs följande förväntade effekter nedan: 1) Ursprungsbefolkningars markrättigheter säkras under Community Forest Concessions för ursprungsbefolkningar och lokala samhällen, vilket stärker DRK:s rörelse mot rättighetsbaserat bevarande och andra effektiva bevarandeåtgärder (OECM). 2) Rättighetsbaserade lagar och strategier för markreformer antas och genomförs i samarbete med ursprungsbefolkningar och lokalsamhällen, vilket skyddar lokalsamhällenas rätt till tryggad försörjning, skydd mot exploaterande industrier och fullt självbestämmande. 3) Samhällenas försörjningsmöjligheter stärks, vilket minskar fattigdomen och den osäkra livsmedelsförsörjningen i fem provinser tack vare förbättrade resultat och hållbarhet för befintliga samhällsledda initiativ och ekonomiska aktiviteter (inklusive kvinnor och ungdomar) som ökar samhällenas ekonomiska trygghet och självbestämmande. Initiativet kommer att stödja CONAREF för att utveckla och testa ett gemensamt fastighetsregister och stödja erhållandet av gemensamma skogsbrukskoncessioner i fem centrala provinser: Kwilu, Kongo-Central, Equateur, Tshopo och Sud-Ubangi. För att stödja lokalsamhällena att förverkliga och utnyttja alla sina rättigheter enligt de kommunala skogskoncessionerna kommer lokalsamhällenas kapacitet att stärkas för att förvalta sin mark och sina naturresurser, förhandla med externa aktörer och utveckla mål och strategier för hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter. Projektets resultat är följande: -CONAREF:s kapacitet stärks för att säkerställa en mer transparent och robust jordreformprocess och ett system för registrering av markinnehav som inkluderar mekanismer för att säkerställa deltagande av ursprungsbefolkningar och lokala samhällen. -Urfolkens och lokalsamhällenas kapacitet stärks för att övervaka markanvändningen, engagera sig i och förhandla med privata och offentliga aktörer samt civilsamhällesorganisationer och för att främja deras markrättigheter och prioriteringar. -Livskraften och hållbarheten i försörjningsaktiviteterna i mottagarsamhällena stärks, med särskild tonvikt på kvinnliga medlemmar. -Initiativ för bevarande av samhällenas skogskoncessioner stärks, säkras och utökas i målområdena. Vid projektets slut ska följande resultat ha uppnåtts: -Nått ut till 2 miljoner människor i de fem identifierade provinserna och gett stöd för att säkra minst 500 000 hektar mark och skog (cirka 0,2% av DRK:s totala yta). -Återställande av landskap på minst 5.000 hektar -Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för minst 5000 hushåll genom aktiviteter som prioriteras av lokalsamhällena själva, vilket kommer att återspeglas i de lokala utvecklingsplaner som kommer att tas fram under projektets genomförande. -Antagande av minst 10 lokala avtal, policyer och/eller lagar för inkluderande och hållbar förvaltning av mark, skog, vatten, vilda djur och växter samt lösning av konflikter relaterade till användning av mark, skog eller naturskydd. The overall goal in the project is to improve land and forest governance by securing community customary tenure rights and strengthening local livelihoods for poverty reduction, biodiversity conservation, and climate change prevention and mitigation. Based on the overall goal, detailed below are the following expected impacts: 1) Customary land tenure is secured under Community Forest Concessions for Indigenous Peoples and local communities, strengthening the DRCs movement toward rights-based conservation and Other Effective Conservation Measures (OECMs). 2) Rights-based land reform laws and strategies are adopted and implemented in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples and local communities, protecting communities rights to secure livelihoods, safety from exploitative industries, and full self-determination. 3) Communities livelihoods are strengthened, thus reducing poverty and food insecurity in five provinces due to improved performance and sustainability of existing community-led initiatives and economic activities (inclusive of women and youth) that enhance communities financial security and self-determination. La Commission Nationale de la Réforme Foncière/The National Land Reform Commission (CONAREF) is the structure responsible for implementing the roadmap for land reform in the DRC. It is a part of the ministry of land rights. The contribution will support CONAREF to develop and pilot a community land registry and support the securing of community forestry concessions in five core provinces: Kwilu, Kongo-Central, Equateur, Tshopo, and Sud-Ubangi. To support communities to realize and employ their full bundle of rights under community forest concessions, community capacities will be strengthened to manage their land and natural resources, negotiate with external entities, and develop sustainable livelihoods goals and strategies. The outcomes of the project are: -The capacity of CONAREF is strengthened to ensure a more transparent and robust land reform process and land tenure registration system which includes mechanisms to ensure the participation of Indigenous Peoples and local communities. -Indigenous Peoples and local communities capacity is strengthened to monitor land use, to engage and negotiate with private, public, and CSO actors, and to advance their land tenure rights and priorities. -The viability and sustainability of livelihood activities in target communities are strengthened, with a particular emphasis on women members. -Community-conservation initiatives in community forest concessions are strengthened, secured, and expanded in target areas. At the end of the project the following results should have been achieved: -Reached 2 million people throughout the five identified provinces and provided support in securing at least 500,000 hectares of land and forest.(about 0,2% of total DRC area) -Landscape restoration of at least 5,000 hectares -Improved livelihoods of at least 5,000 households by activities prioritized by communities themselves, which will be reflected in the local development plans that will be produced during project implementation. -Adopt at least 10 local agreements, policies, and/or laws for inclusive and sustainable management of land, forest, water, wildlife, and flora and resolution of conflicts related to the use of land, forests, or nature conservation. The Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI) is a global coalition of more than 150 rightsholder organizations and their allies dedicated to advancing the forestland and resource rights of Indigenous Peoples, Afro-descendant Peoples, local communities, and the women within these communities. RRIs mission is to support Indigenous Peoples, Afro-descendant Peoples, and local communities struggles against marginalization and for sustainable, self-determined development. It does so by leveraging the power of its global coalition to promote greater global commitment and action toward policy, market, and legal reforms that secure their rights to own, control, and benefit from natural resources, especially land and forests. By advancing a strategic understanding of the global threats and opportunities resulting from insecure land and resource rights, RRI develops and promotes rights-based approaches to business and development and catalyzes effective solutions to scale rural tenure reform and enhance sustainable resource governance. RRI has been receiving Sida support for a long time on a global scale. RRI has been active in the DRC since 2010 and has been contributing to reforms n both land and forestry and rights of indiginous populations. They have been able to develop a good collaboration with state institutions and local civil society. Sweden Rights and Resources Institute Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Rights and Resources Institute Inc 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13546471 15000000 13546471 15000000 28546471 Rights and Resources Institute Inc SE-0-SE-6-17257 Sweden The proposed action is a core support to the Georgian Farmers' Association (GFA) for the implementation of its new five-year strategic plan (2025-2029). The GFA is a national organisation established in 2012. It is an umbrella organisation that includes many farmers' associations, individual members and farms. The Embassy has been providing core support for the implementation of the GFA Strategy 2020-2024. In the last year of implementation, an external evaluation was commissioned by the Embassy. The evaluation strongly recommends the Embassy to continue its financial support to the GFA. According to the evaluation, the GFA has been successful in achieving results and has overall good capacity. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett kärnstöd till Georgian Farmers' Association (GFA) för genomförandet av dess nya femåriga strategiplan (2025-2029). GFA är en nationell organisation som grundades 2012. Det är en paraplyorganisation som i vilken många jordbruksföreningar,enskilda medlemmar och jordbruksföretag ingår. Ambassaden har gett kärnstöd för genomförandet av GFA:s strategi 2020-2024. Under det sista året av genomförandet beställdes en extern utvärdering av ambassaden. Utvärderingen rekommenderar starkt ambassaden att fortsätta sitt finansiella stöd till GFA. Enligt utvärderingen har GFA varit framgångsrikt i att uppnå resultat och har överlag god kapacitet. GFA's mission is to strenghten the climate-friendly agricultural sector in Georgia and improve the quality of life of Georgian farmers together and promoting their visibility. GFA's vision is to sustainably increase agricultural productivity in Georgia, strengthen the competitiveness of farmers and ensure that their contribution to the economic, social and environmental development of Georgia is recognized. GFA's goals are: To be the main advocacy body for Georgian farmers. To provide programmes and services to farmers that will strengthen their economic and social position in the Georgian society. To build and sustain a strong local and global network forming strategic partnerships for Georgian farmers. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Agricultural development Agriculture In 2025, GFA undertook a wide array of activities and initiatives, illustrating its progress toward its three organizational objectives of capacity building, advocacy, and networking, along with a commitment to crosscutting issues. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17257-17257A0101 Sweden The proposed action is a core support to the Georgian Farmers' Association (GFA) for the implementation of its new five-year strategic plan (2025-2029). The GFA is a national organisation established in 2012. It is an umbrella organisation that includes many farmers' associations, individual members and farms. The Embassy has been providing core support for the implementation of the GFA Strategy 2020-2024. In the last year of implementation, an external evaluation was commissioned by the Embassy. The evaluation strongly recommends the Embassy to continue its financial support to the GFA. According to the evaluation, the GFA has been successful in achieving results and has overall good capacity. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett kärnstöd till Georgian Farmers' Association (GFA) för genomförandet av dess nya femåriga strategiplan (2025-2029). GFA är en nationell organisation som grundades 2012. Det är en paraplyorganisation som i vilken många jordbruksföreningar,enskilda medlemmar och jordbruksföretag ingår. Ambassaden har gett kärnstöd för genomförandet av GFA:s strategi 2020-2024. Under det sista året av genomförandet beställdes en extern utvärdering av ambassaden. Utvärderingen rekommenderar starkt ambassaden att fortsätta sitt finansiella stöd till GFA. Enligt utvärderingen har GFA varit framgångsrikt i att uppnå resultat och har överlag god kapacitet. GFA's mission is to strenghten the climate-friendly agricultural sector in Georgia and improve the quality of life of Georgian farmers together and promoting their visibility. GFA's vision is to sustainably increase agricultural productivity in Georgia, strengthen the competitiveness of farmers and ensure that their contribution to the economic, social and environmental development of Georgia is recognized. GFA's goals are: To be the main advocacy body for Georgian farmers. To provide programmes and services to farmers that will strengthen their economic and social position in the Georgian society. To build and sustain a strong local and global network forming strategic partnerships for Georgian farmers. Sweden GFA/Georgian Farmers Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GFA/Georgian Farmers Association 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 12.3 - Till 2030, halvera det globala matsvinnet per person i butik- och konsumentledet, och minska matsvinnet längs hela livsmedelskedjan, även förlusterna efter skörd. 12.3 - By 2030, halve per capita global food waste at the retail and consumer levels and reduce food losses along production and supply chains, including post-harvest losses. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13200000 0 0 0 0 0 5100000 5100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 13200000 GFA/Georgian Farmers Association 5100000 GFA/Georgian Farmers Association 5100000 GFA/Georgian Farmers Association 3000000 GFA/Georgian Farmers Association Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved livelihood opportunities for groups that are excluded or discriminated against Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för exkluderade eller diskriminerade grupper Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened conditions for free, fair and sustainable trade Stärkta förutsättningar för en fri, rättvis och hållbar handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17257-17257A0102 Sweden The proposed action is a core support to the Georgian Farmers' Association (GFA) for the implementation of its new five-year strategic plan (2025-2029). The GFA is a national organisation established in 2012. It is an umbrella organisation that includes many farmers' associations, individual members and farms. The Embassy has been providing core support for the implementation of the GFA Strategy 2020-2024. In the last year of implementation, an external evaluation was commissioned by the Embassy. The evaluation strongly recommends the Embassy to continue its financial support to the GFA. According to the evaluation, the GFA has been successful in achieving results and has overall good capacity. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett kärnstöd till Georgian Farmers' Association (GFA) för genomförandet av dess nya femåriga strategiplan (2025-2029). GFA är en nationell organisation som grundades 2012. Det är en paraplyorganisation som i vilken många jordbruksföreningar,enskilda medlemmar och jordbruksföretag ingår. Ambassaden har gett kärnstöd för genomförandet av GFA:s strategi 2020-2024. Under det sista året av genomförandet beställdes en extern utvärdering av ambassaden. Utvärderingen rekommenderar starkt ambassaden att fortsätta sitt finansiella stöd till GFA. Enligt utvärderingen har GFA varit framgångsrikt i att uppnå resultat och har överlag god kapacitet. GFA's mission is to strenghten the climate-friendly agricultural sector in Georgia and improve the quality of life of Georgian farmers together and promoting their visibility. GFA's vision is to sustainably increase agricultural productivity in Georgia, strengthen the competitiveness of farmers and ensure that their contribution to the economic, social and environmental development of Georgia is recognized. GFA's goals are: To be the main advocacy body for Georgian farmers. To provide programmes and services to farmers that will strengthen their economic and social position in the Georgian society. To build and sustain a strong local and global network forming strategic partnerships for Georgian farmers. Sweden GFA/Georgian Farmers Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GFA/Georgian Farmers Association 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 12.3 - Till 2030, halvera det globala matsvinnet per person i butik- och konsumentledet, och minska matsvinnet längs hela livsmedelskedjan, även förlusterna efter skörd. 12.3 - By 2030, halve per capita global food waste at the retail and consumer levels and reduce food losses along production and supply chains, including post-harvest losses. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 10000000 0 0 2000000 5000000 5000000 2000000 3000000 17000000 GFA/Georgian Farmers Association 5000000 GFA/Georgian Farmers Association Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened economic development through job creation and trade Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling genom jobbskapande och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17260 Sweden IFEX is a global network of more than 100 organisations in over 70 countries around the world, dedicated to defend and promote freedom of expression and information as a fundamental human right. IFEX has developed a new five-year strategy for the period 2025-2029. The strategy focuses on four thematic areas, each of them with an overall goal: 1) Right to information - The challenges of access to information, its circulation and integrity, are confronted. 2) Civic Space - Civil society enabled and civic space protected as it relates to Freedom of Expression and Information (FoE&I). 3) Safety and Justice - A safer environment for those exercising their right to FoE&I. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd till yttrandefrihetsnätverket IFEX om totalt 51 MSEK under en treårs period den 2025-2027. För denna period har IFEX utvecklat en strategi, med fokus på följande tematiska områden: 1) "Right to information" - med målsättningen att addressera de olika utmaningar som finns kring rätten och tillgång till information. 2) "Civic space" - med målsättningen att de som försvarar yttrandefrihet och rätten till information och de utrymmen som finns stärks och skyddas. 3) "Safety and justice" - med målsättningen att skapa en säkrare miljö för de som utövar sin rätt till yttrandefrihet och information. The upcoming plan comprises the conitinuation of three key goal areas for 2025-2029: Goal 1: Civic space - Civil society enabled and civic space defended as they relate to Freedom of Expression and Information (FoE&I) In response to the worrying trend of shrinking civic space, IFEX first has identified the 'attack vectors', including the adversarial tactics used to further curtail the space, including through legislation that criminalises civil society, the restriction of foreign funding, and the suppression of Civil Society actors and citizens' rights. This results in human rights defenders, land defenders, and journalists reporting on these issues facing great risk, harassment, surveillance, public slander, attacks, and organisational closure. Organisations (and individuals) operating in isolation in the most closed societies are at greatest risk of unchecked harassment and closure. To contribute to this goal, IFEX will deliver on two objectives: 1.Support civil society to participate in civic space and 2. Promote and protect open civic space. Goal 2: Access to Information - Strengthened freedom and integrity of information: Facing increasing authoritarian actors and states throttling independent sources and restricting channels in order to shape and monopolise the dominant narratives, marginalised individuals within communities are often the most impacted, experiencing restricted access to the internet, education, and information that reflects their own identities. Aware of the power that the free flow of accurate information brings to communities,IFEX proposes to address to the following: 1. Protect and promote equitable and timely access to information and 2. Protect and promote accuracy of information. Various levels of activities IFEX proposes in this area include pursuing advanced technology (e.g. Ethical use of Artificial Intelligence), undertaking judicial advocacy for both accuracy of and access to information, action for holding governments accountable for information integrity and accessiblity, strengthening capacity and knowledge in digital literacy and journalistic integrity, as well as countering mis/disinformation through promotion of factchecking platforms and processes. Goal 3: Safety and Justice - A safer and more just environment for those exercising their right to FoE&I This is an area where IFEX has long engaged in, i order to promote a strengthen a normative environment and accessible protection practices for journalists, rights defenders, and those most at risk of violations for exercising their right to FoE&I due to their intersecting identities. IFEX has articulated the following pursuit of sub-goals: 1. Promote and embed a holistic safety culture and 2. Advance equitable implementation of robust justice standards and practices To this end, IFEX has launched a robust programme for journalist safety in collaboration with other international partners that delivers a more cooperative and holistic approach to achieve greater impact for journalists at risk, and more reliable information sources for communities. This programme has been piloted over the last twelve months in Latin America and Africa and will be grown and cultivated throughout the next strategy period as a comprehensive global safety net for journalists. /end of text/ Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Media and free flow of information Human rights Government & Civil Society-general ./end of text/ No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17260-17260A0101 Sweden IFEX is a global network of more than 100 organisations in over 70 countries around the world, dedicated to defend and promote freedom of expression and information as a fundamental human right. IFEX has developed a new five-year strategy for the period 2025-2029. The strategy focuses on four thematic areas, each of them with an overall goal: 1) Right to information - The challenges of access to information, its circulation and integrity, are confronted. 2) Civic Space - Civil society enabled and civic space protected as it relates to Freedom of Expression and Information (FoE&I). 3) Safety and Justice - A safer environment for those exercising their right to FoE&I. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd till yttrandefrihetsnätverket IFEX om totalt 51 MSEK under en treårs period den 2025-2027. För denna period har IFEX utvecklat en strategi, med fokus på följande tematiska områden: 1) "Right to information" - med målsättningen att addressera de olika utmaningar som finns kring rätten och tillgång till information. 2) "Civic space" - med målsättningen att de som försvarar yttrandefrihet och rätten till information och de utrymmen som finns stärks och skyddas. 3) "Safety and justice" - med målsättningen att skapa en säkrare miljö för de som utövar sin rätt till yttrandefrihet och information. The upcoming plan comprises the conitinuation of three key goal areas for 2025-2029: Goal 1: Civic space - Civil society enabled and civic space defended as they relate to Freedom of Expression and Information (FoE&I) In response to the worrying trend of shrinking civic space, IFEX first has identified the 'attack vectors', including the adversarial tactics used to further curtail the space, including through legislation that criminalises civil society, the restriction of foreign funding, and the suppression of Civil Society actors and citizens' rights. This results in human rights defenders, land defenders, and journalists reporting on these issues facing great risk, harassment, surveillance, public slander, attacks, and organisational closure. Organisations (and individuals) operating in isolation in the most closed societies are at greatest risk of unchecked harassment and closure. To contribute to this goal, IFEX will deliver on two objectives: 1.Support civil society to participate in civic space and 2. Promote and protect open civic space. Goal 2: Access to Information - Strengthened freedom and integrity of information: Facing increasing authoritarian actors and states throttling independent sources and restricting channels in order to shape and monopolise the dominant narratives, marginalised individuals within communities are often the most impacted, experiencing restricted access to the internet, education, and information that reflects their own identities. Aware of the power that the free flow of accurate information brings to communities,IFEX proposes to address to the following: 1. Protect and promote equitable and timely access to information and 2. Protect and promote accuracy of information. Various levels of activities IFEX proposes in this area include pursuing advanced technology (e.g. Ethical use of Artificial Intelligence), undertaking judicial advocacy for both accuracy of and access to information, action for holding governments accountable for information integrity and accessiblity, strengthening capacity and knowledge in digital literacy and journalistic integrity, as well as countering mis/disinformation through promotion of factchecking platforms and processes. Goal 3: Safety and Justice - A safer and more just environment for those exercising their right to FoE&I This is an area where IFEX has long engaged in, i order to promote a strengthen a normative environment and accessible protection practices for journalists, rights defenders, and those most at risk of violations for exercising their right to FoE&I due to their intersecting identities. IFEX has articulated the following pursuit of sub-goals: 1. Promote and embed a holistic safety culture and 2. Advance equitable implementation of robust justice standards and practices To this end, IFEX has launched a robust programme for journalist safety in collaboration with other international partners that delivers a more cooperative and holistic approach to achieve greater impact for journalists at risk, and more reliable information sources for communities. This programme has been piloted over the last twelve months in Latin America and Africa and will be grown and cultivated throughout the next strategy period as a comprehensive global safety net for journalists. /end of text/ Sweden IFEX/International Freedom of Expression Exchange/Canadian Journalists for Free Expression Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFEX/International Freedom of Expression Exchange/Canadian Journalists for Free Expression 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17000000 17000000 17000000 12000000 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 5000000 7000000 7000000 5000000 51000000 IFEX/International Freedom of Expression Exchange/Canadian Journalists for Free Expression 10000000 IFEX/International Freedom of Expression Exchange/Canadian Journalists for Free Expression 7000000 IFEX/International Freedom of Expression Exchange/Canadian Journalists for Free Expression 12000000 IFEX/International Freedom of Expression Exchange/Canadian Journalists for Free Expression 5000000 IFEX/International Freedom of Expression Exchange/Canadian Journalists for Free Expression Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened defence of freedom of expression, free and independent media, and an inclusive, open, free, and secure internet where human rights and freedoms are respected, and increased security for independent journalists and media workers. Stärkt försvar av yttrandefriheten, fria och oberoende medier och ett inkluderande öppet, fritt och säkert internet där mänskliga fri- och rättigheter respekteras, samt ökad säkerhet för oberoende journalister och mediearbetare. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17260-17260A0201 Sweden IFEX is a global network of more than 100 organisations in over 70 countries around the world, dedicated to defend and promote freedom of expression and information as a fundamental human right. IFEX has developed a new five-year strategy for the period 2025-2029. The strategy focuses on four thematic areas, each of them with an overall goal: 1) Right to information - The challenges of access to information, its circulation and integrity, are confronted. 2) Civic Space - Civil society enabled and civic space protected as it relates to Freedom of Expression and Information (FoE&I). 3) Safety and Justice - A safer environment for those exercising their right to FoE&I. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd till yttrandefrihetsnätverket IFEX om totalt 51 MSEK under en treårs period den 2025-2027. För denna period har IFEX utvecklat en strategi, med fokus på följande tematiska områden: 1) "Right to information" - med målsättningen att addressera de olika utmaningar som finns kring rätten och tillgång till information. 2) "Civic space" - med målsättningen att de som försvarar yttrandefrihet och rätten till information och de utrymmen som finns stärks och skyddas. 3) "Safety and justice" - med målsättningen att skapa en säkrare miljö för de som utövar sin rätt till yttrandefrihet och information. The upcoming plan comprises the conitinuation of three key goal areas for 2025-2029: Goal 1: Civic space - Civil society enabled and civic space defended as they relate to Freedom of Expression and Information (FoE&I) In response to the worrying trend of shrinking civic space, IFEX first has identified the 'attack vectors', including the adversarial tactics used to further curtail the space, including through legislation that criminalises civil society, the restriction of foreign funding, and the suppression of Civil Society actors and citizens' rights. This results in human rights defenders, land defenders, and journalists reporting on these issues facing great risk, harassment, surveillance, public slander, attacks, and organisational closure. Organisations (and individuals) operating in isolation in the most closed societies are at greatest risk of unchecked harassment and closure. To contribute to this goal, IFEX will deliver on two objectives: 1.Support civil society to participate in civic space and 2. Promote and protect open civic space. Goal 2: Access to Information - Strengthened freedom and integrity of information: Facing increasing authoritarian actors and states throttling independent sources and restricting channels in order to shape and monopolise the dominant narratives, marginalised individuals within communities are often the most impacted, experiencing restricted access to the internet, education, and information that reflects their own identities. Aware of the power that the free flow of accurate information brings to communities,IFEX proposes to address to the following: 1. Protect and promote equitable and timely access to information and 2. Protect and promote accuracy of information. Various levels of activities IFEX proposes in this area include pursuing advanced technology (e.g. Ethical use of Artificial Intelligence), undertaking judicial advocacy for both accuracy of and access to information, action for holding governments accountable for information integrity and accessiblity, strengthening capacity and knowledge in digital literacy and journalistic integrity, as well as countering mis/disinformation through promotion of factchecking platforms and processes. Goal 3: Safety and Justice - A safer and more just environment for those exercising their right to FoE&I This is an area where IFEX has long engaged in, i order to promote a strengthen a normative environment and accessible protection practices for journalists, rights defenders, and those most at risk of violations for exercising their right to FoE&I due to their intersecting identities. IFEX has articulated the following pursuit of sub-goals: 1. Promote and embed a holistic safety culture and 2. Advance equitable implementation of robust justice standards and practices To this end, IFEX has launched a robust programme for journalist safety in collaboration with other international partners that delivers a more cooperative and holistic approach to achieve greater impact for journalists at risk, and more reliable information sources for communities. This programme has been piloted over the last twelve months in Latin America and Africa and will be grown and cultivated throughout the next strategy period as a comprehensive global safety net for journalists. /end of text/ Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 194320 194320 194320 Ernst & Young 194320 Ernst & Young Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened defence of freedom of expression, free and independent media, and an inclusive, open, free, and secure internet where human rights and freedoms are respected, and increased security for independent journalists and media workers. Stärkt försvar av yttrandefriheten, fria och oberoende medier och ett inkluderande öppet, fritt och säkert internet där mänskliga fri- och rättigheter respekteras, samt ökad säkerhet för oberoende journalister och mediearbetare. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17265 Sweden The overall goal of ACE is to enhance the enjoyment of SRHR by rights-holders, with a focus on women, adolescent girls and people with disabilities. The project will reach women, men and adolescents with high-quality rights-based and client-centred sexual and reproductive health services, to avert unintended pregnancies and unsafe abortions. Det övergripande målet med ACE är att förbättra åtnjutandet av SRHR för rättighetsbärare, i första hand kvinnor, tonårsflickor och personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Projektet kommer att nå ut till kvinnor, män och ungdomar med rättighetsbaserade sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster av hög kvalitet för att förhindra oönskade graviditeter och osäkra aborter. In line with Sidas priorities for its bilateral cooperation with Zimbabwe and the Government of Zimbabwes main SRHR policies, MSI/PSZ has designed the three-year Access, Choice and Equity (ACE) project with an overall objective to enhance the enjoyment of SRHR by rights-holders, with a focus on women and adolescent girls and people with disabilities. Outcome 1: Improved sexual health behaviours that promote womens and girls bodily autonomy. Outcome 2: Improved quality, coverage and gender-responsiveness of SRH services for everyone. Outcome 3: Strengthened inclusive and supportive environment for the fulfilment of SRHR. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health New contribution No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17265-17265A0101 Sweden The overall goal of ACE is to enhance the enjoyment of SRHR by rights-holders, with a focus on women, adolescent girls and people with disabilities. The project will reach women, men and adolescents with high-quality rights-based and client-centred sexual and reproductive health services, to avert unintended pregnancies and unsafe abortions. Det övergripande målet med ACE är att förbättra åtnjutandet av SRHR för rättighetsbärare, i första hand kvinnor, tonårsflickor och personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Projektet kommer att nå ut till kvinnor, män och ungdomar med rättighetsbaserade sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster av hög kvalitet för att förhindra oönskade graviditeter och osäkra aborter. In line with Sidas priorities for its bilateral cooperation with Zimbabwe and the Government of Zimbabwes main SRHR policies, MSI/PSZ has designed the three-year Access, Choice and Equity (ACE) project with an overall objective to enhance the enjoyment of SRHR by rights-holders, with a focus on women and adolescent girls and people with disabilities. Outcome 1: Improved sexual health behaviours that promote womens and girls bodily autonomy. Outcome 2: Improved quality, coverage and gender-responsiveness of SRH services for everyone. Outcome 3: Strengthened inclusive and supportive environment for the fulfilment of SRHR. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MSI Reproductive Choices 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 5900000 0 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 10000000 0 5900000 0 0 35900000 MSI Reproductive Choices 10000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 20000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 5900000 MSI Reproductive Choices Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including enjoyment of and respect for SRHR Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive åtnjutande av och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-17265-17265A0201 Sweden The overall goal of ACE is to enhance the enjoyment of SRHR by rights-holders, with a focus on women, adolescent girls and people with disabilities. The project will reach women, men and adolescents with high-quality rights-based and client-centred sexual and reproductive health services, to avert unintended pregnancies and unsafe abortions. Det övergripande målet med ACE är att förbättra åtnjutandet av SRHR för rättighetsbärare, i första hand kvinnor, tonårsflickor och personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Projektet kommer att nå ut till kvinnor, män och ungdomar med rättighetsbaserade sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster av hög kvalitet för att förhindra oönskade graviditeter och osäkra aborter. In line with Sidas priorities for its bilateral cooperation with Zimbabwe and the Government of Zimbabwes main SRHR policies, MSI/PSZ has designed the three-year Access, Choice and Equity (ACE) project with an overall objective to enhance the enjoyment of SRHR by rights-holders, with a focus on women and adolescent girls and people with disabilities. Outcome 1: Improved sexual health behaviours that promote womens and girls bodily autonomy. Outcome 2: Improved quality, coverage and gender-responsiveness of SRH services for everyone. Outcome 3: Strengthened inclusive and supportive environment for the fulfilment of SRHR. Sweden Baker Tilly Gwatidzo Chartered Accountants Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Baker Tilly Gwatidzo Chartered Accountants 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 102085 102085 0 0 102085 Baker Tilly Gwatidzo Chartered Accountants 102084.5 Baker Tilly Gwatidzo Chartered Accountants Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including enjoyment of and respect for SRHR Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive åtnjutande av och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-17271 Sweden Through the Swedish Tax Agency (STA), the project supports STA's sister-organization, the Macedonian Public Revenue Office to implement the following organizational improvements: - PRO has strengthened organisational change management for external relations (improving communication, transparency, approaches) - PRO has strengthened internal management of tax administration (improving structures and human resources management) - PRO has strengthened business development, incl. digital transformation Genom Skatteverket (STA) stöder projektet STAs systerorganisation, den makedonska skattemyndigheten, att genomföra följande organisatoriska förbättringar: - PRO har stärkt den organisatoriska förändringsledningen för externa relationer (förbättrad kommunikation, transparens, tillvägagångssätt) - PRO har stärkt den interna ledningen av skatteförvaltningen (förbättrad struktur och personalhantering) - PRO har stärkt affärsutvecklingen, inklusive digital transformation Through the Swedish Tax Agency (STA), the project supports STA's sister-organization, the Macedonian Public Revenue Office (PRO) to implement the following organizational improvements: - PRO has strengthened organisational change management for external relations (improving communication, transparency, approaches) - PRO has strengthened internal management of tax administration (improving structures and human resources management) - PRO has strengthened business development, incl. digital transformation Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Domestic revenue mobilisation Tax policy and administration support Government & Civil Society-general The contribution started on 1 October 2025 and it is early to report results. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17271-17271A0101 Sweden Through the Swedish Tax Agency (STA), the project supports STA's sister-organization, the Macedonian Public Revenue Office to implement the following organizational improvements: - PRO has strengthened organisational change management for external relations (improving communication, transparency, approaches) - PRO has strengthened internal management of tax administration (improving structures and human resources management) - PRO has strengthened business development, incl. digital transformation Genom Skatteverket (STA) stöder projektet STAs systerorganisation, den makedonska skattemyndigheten, att genomföra följande organisatoriska förbättringar: - PRO har stärkt den organisatoriska förändringsledningen för externa relationer (förbättrad kommunikation, transparens, tillvägagångssätt) - PRO har stärkt den interna ledningen av skatteförvaltningen (förbättrad struktur och personalhantering) - PRO har stärkt affärsutvecklingen, inklusive digital transformation Through the Swedish Tax Agency (STA), the project supports STA's sister-organization, the Macedonian Public Revenue Office (PRO) to implement the following organizational improvements: - PRO has strengthened organisational change management for external relations (improving communication, transparency, approaches) - PRO has strengthened internal management of tax administration (improving structures and human resources management) - PRO has strengthened business development, incl. digital transformation Sweden Skatteverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Skatteverket 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7027434 0 0 0 0 7027434 0 0 0 -0.0000000007 0 7027434 Skatteverket 7027434 Skatteverket Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning WB: Better conditions for open economies integrated into regional, EU and international value chains and markets VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för öppna ekonomier som integreras i regionala, EU:s och internationella värdekedjor och marknader Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17271-17271A0102 Sweden Through the Swedish Tax Agency (STA), the project supports STA's sister-organization, the Macedonian Public Revenue Office to implement the following organizational improvements: - PRO has strengthened organisational change management for external relations (improving communication, transparency, approaches) - PRO has strengthened internal management of tax administration (improving structures and human resources management) - PRO has strengthened business development, incl. digital transformation Genom Skatteverket (STA) stöder projektet STAs systerorganisation, den makedonska skattemyndigheten, att genomföra följande organisatoriska förbättringar: - PRO har stärkt den organisatoriska förändringsledningen för externa relationer (förbättrad kommunikation, transparens, tillvägagångssätt) - PRO har stärkt den interna ledningen av skatteförvaltningen (förbättrad struktur och personalhantering) - PRO har stärkt affärsutvecklingen, inklusive digital transformation Through the Swedish Tax Agency (STA), the project supports STA's sister-organization, the Macedonian Public Revenue Office (PRO) to implement the following organizational improvements: - PRO has strengthened organisational change management for external relations (improving communication, transparency, approaches) - PRO has strengthened internal management of tax administration (improving structures and human resources management) - PRO has strengthened business development, incl. digital transformation Sweden Skatteverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Skatteverket 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2093000 7400000 7039168 0 3400000 3132168 0 0 0 6000000 4000000 0 16532168 Skatteverket SE-0-SE-6-17276 Sweden This project is a continuation of a collaboration between Sweden's and Kosovo's agencies for Environmental and Protection. Based on their earlier four years (2020-2024) of collaboration the focus for the continued period will be: 1) Building an efficient collection, management and use of environmental data. 2) Strengthening the planning, management and monitoring of protected areas in Kosovo. 3) Structuring the development of Natura 2000 areas. The activities are in line with the EU-directives and will support Kosovo to become an EU-member. Detta projekt är en fortsättning på ett samarbete mellan Sveriges och Kosovos Naturvårdsverk. Baserat på deras tidigare fyra år (2020-2024) av samarbete kommer fokus för den fortsatta perioden att vara: 1) Att bygga en effektiv insamling, hantering och användning av miljödata. 2) Stärka planering, förvaltning och övervakning av skyddade områden i Kosovo. 3) Strukturera utvecklingen av Natura 2000-områden. Aktiviteterna är i linje med EU-direktiven och kommer att stödja Kosovo att bli en EU-medlem The project is a continuation of the previous cooperation between the Kosovo Environmental Protection Agency, KEPA and the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, SwEPA - which aims to pave the way for Kosovo to meet the environmental requirements to become a member of the EU. The title of the project is "Continued Cooperation between Swedish Environmental and Protection Agency - Capacity Building on Nature Protection and Environmental Data Use". The overall outcome of the project is "KEPA delivers its tasks regarding nature protection and environmental data in a more systematic, efficient and transparent way". Sida has shortened the new contribution's title to: Continued cooperation between SwEPA and KEPA 2025-2027. Priority areas for the project are to improve data and measures when it comes to, for example, air quality, strengthened protection of national parks including biodiversity and preparation for KEPA to implement and monitor Natura 2000 areas. A red thread in the project is to build capacity for KEPA in order for the institution to strengthen its coordinating role in Kosovo for environmental data. The authority shall also lead planning and monitoring, and contribute to measures to improve the protection of Kosovo's national parks and Natura 2000 sites. Within the project, communication activities are integrated, not least to cooperate better with other actors and to reach out to the citizens. Data will be a core issue for KEPA; to improve, report and disseminate facts about the environment, which is needed for increased knowledge about the country's environmental situation and for decisions to take action. Sida assesses that the project is well planned and has a results framework that matches the requirements for EU-accession, especially the EU Directive, Article 27, but also the EU Directive on Publicity (INSPIRE) and the EU's Habitat and Birds Directive and the Aarhus Convention. The project's priority areas are also in line with the recently approved national strategy: Kosovo Strategy for Environmental Protection 2024-2033. It is also in line with the Strategy for Sweden's Reform Cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey, 2021 to 2027. At the global level, the project will contribute to Agenda 2030, as the project is in line with SDG 13, Climate Action, SDG 15 Life on Land and Goal 16, Peace, justice and strong institutions. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection In 2025, the cooperation mainly contributed to foundational but relevant changes at outcome level. Public authorities involved in the environmental metadata portal developed a better understanding of, and greater acceptance for, a linked-data model. Under this approach, environmental information remains with the institutions that produce it but can still be connected and shared through a common system, rather than transferring ownership of all data to the Kosovo Environmental Protection Agency (KEPA). This is an important condition for wider environmental data sharing in the future. Contacts between Kosovo, North Macedonia and Montenegro also became more structured, creating a stronger basis for future cross-border cooperation on protected areas. Regarding preparations for Natura 2000, KEPA and other relevant institutions gained a clearer understanding of their respective roles, gaps in the existing reference lists and the requirements for further work. KEPA also approved a work plan to guide the continued preparation process. Within KEPA, signed Memoranda of Understanding, appointed focal points and established working groups broadened institutional participation and reduced dependence on individual staff members. An unexpected but useful development followed the hacking incident and the technical constraints identified by the Agency for Information Society. These challenges led to a more realistic technical approach that is better adapted to KEPAs available data and the capacity of existing information systems. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17276-17276A0101 Sweden This project is a continuation of a collaboration between Sweden's and Kosovo's agencies for Environmental and Protection. Based on their earlier four years (2020-2024) of collaboration the focus for the continued period will be: 1) Building an efficient collection, management and use of environmental data. 2) Strengthening the planning, management and monitoring of protected areas in Kosovo. 3) Structuring the development of Natura 2000 areas. The activities are in line with the EU-directives and will support Kosovo to become an EU-member. Detta projekt är en fortsättning på ett samarbete mellan Sveriges och Kosovos Naturvårdsverk. Baserat på deras tidigare fyra år (2020-2024) av samarbete kommer fokus för den fortsatta perioden att vara: 1) Att bygga en effektiv insamling, hantering och användning av miljödata. 2) Stärka planering, förvaltning och övervakning av skyddade områden i Kosovo. 3) Strukturera utvecklingen av Natura 2000-områden. Aktiviteterna är i linje med EU-direktiven och kommer att stödja Kosovo att bli en EU-medlem The project is a continuation of the previous cooperation between the Kosovo Environmental Protection Agency, KEPA and the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, SwEPA - which aims to pave the way for Kosovo to meet the environmental requirements to become a member of the EU. The title of the project is "Continued Cooperation between Swedish Environmental and Protection Agency - Capacity Building on Nature Protection and Environmental Data Use". The overall outcome of the project is "KEPA delivers its tasks regarding nature protection and environmental data in a more systematic, efficient and transparent way". Sida has shortened the new contribution's title to: Continued cooperation between SwEPA and KEPA 2025-2027. Priority areas for the project are to improve data and measures when it comes to, for example, air quality, strengthened protection of national parks including biodiversity and preparation for KEPA to implement and monitor Natura 2000 areas. A red thread in the project is to build capacity for KEPA in order for the institution to strengthen its coordinating role in Kosovo for environmental data. The authority shall also lead planning and monitoring, and contribute to measures to improve the protection of Kosovo's national parks and Natura 2000 sites. Within the project, communication activities are integrated, not least to cooperate better with other actors and to reach out to the citizens. Data will be a core issue for KEPA; to improve, report and disseminate facts about the environment, which is needed for increased knowledge about the country's environmental situation and for decisions to take action. Sida assesses that the project is well planned and has a results framework that matches the requirements for EU-accession, especially the EU Directive, Article 27, but also the EU Directive on Publicity (INSPIRE) and the EU's Habitat and Birds Directive and the Aarhus Convention. The project's priority areas are also in line with the recently approved national strategy: Kosovo Strategy for Environmental Protection 2024-2033. It is also in line with the Strategy for Sweden's Reform Cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey, 2021 to 2027. At the global level, the project will contribute to Agenda 2030, as the project is in line with SDG 13, Climate Action, SDG 15 Life on Land and Goal 16, Peace, justice and strong institutions. Sweden Naturvårdsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Naturvårdsverket 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3500000 0 0 4000000 7500000 Naturvårdsverket 3500000 Naturvårdsverket 4000000 Naturvårdsverket Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-17276-17276A0102 Sweden This project is a continuation of a collaboration between Sweden's and Kosovo's agencies for Environmental and Protection. Based on their earlier four years (2020-2024) of collaboration the focus for the continued period will be: 1) Building an efficient collection, management and use of environmental data. 2) Strengthening the planning, management and monitoring of protected areas in Kosovo. 3) Structuring the development of Natura 2000 areas. The activities are in line with the EU-directives and will support Kosovo to become an EU-member. Detta projekt är en fortsättning på ett samarbete mellan Sveriges och Kosovos Naturvårdsverk. Baserat på deras tidigare fyra år (2020-2024) av samarbete kommer fokus för den fortsatta perioden att vara: 1) Att bygga en effektiv insamling, hantering och användning av miljödata. 2) Stärka planering, förvaltning och övervakning av skyddade områden i Kosovo. 3) Strukturera utvecklingen av Natura 2000-områden. Aktiviteterna är i linje med EU-direktiven och kommer att stödja Kosovo att bli en EU-medlem The project is a continuation of the previous cooperation between the Kosovo Environmental Protection Agency, KEPA and the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, SwEPA - which aims to pave the way for Kosovo to meet the environmental requirements to become a member of the EU. The title of the project is "Continued Cooperation between Swedish Environmental and Protection Agency - Capacity Building on Nature Protection and Environmental Data Use". The overall outcome of the project is "KEPA delivers its tasks regarding nature protection and environmental data in a more systematic, efficient and transparent way". Sida has shortened the new contribution's title to: Continued cooperation between SwEPA and KEPA 2025-2027. Priority areas for the project are to improve data and measures when it comes to, for example, air quality, strengthened protection of national parks including biodiversity and preparation for KEPA to implement and monitor Natura 2000 areas. A red thread in the project is to build capacity for KEPA in order for the institution to strengthen its coordinating role in Kosovo for environmental data. The authority shall also lead planning and monitoring, and contribute to measures to improve the protection of Kosovo's national parks and Natura 2000 sites. Within the project, communication activities are integrated, not least to cooperate better with other actors and to reach out to the citizens. Data will be a core issue for KEPA; to improve, report and disseminate facts about the environment, which is needed for increased knowledge about the country's environmental situation and for decisions to take action. Sida assesses that the project is well planned and has a results framework that matches the requirements for EU-accession, especially the EU Directive, Article 27, but also the EU Directive on Publicity (INSPIRE) and the EU's Habitat and Birds Directive and the Aarhus Convention. The project's priority areas are also in line with the recently approved national strategy: Kosovo Strategy for Environmental Protection 2024-2033. It is also in line with the Strategy for Sweden's Reform Cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey, 2021 to 2027. At the global level, the project will contribute to Agenda 2030, as the project is in line with SDG 13, Climate Action, SDG 15 Life on Land and Goal 16, Peace, justice and strong institutions. Sweden Naturvårdsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Naturvårdsverket 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 7000000 4000000 3500000 3000000 10500000 Naturvårdsverket SE-0-SE-6-17300 Sweden The project Reskilling Ukraine 2025 aims to strengthen the labor market and women's economic empowerment in Ukraine by training women to become drivers, operators and mechanics of heavy vehicles. The project will also support war veterans in re-entering the labor market. Reskilling Ukraine 2025 projekt syftar till att stärka arbetsmarknaden och kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt i Ukraina genom att utbilda kvinnor till chaufförer, operatörer och mekaniker av tunga fordon. Projektet kommer även att stötta krigsveteraner i att komma tillbaka in på arbetsmarknaden. Vid insatsens slut ska 1336 kvinnor ha fått utbildning antingen till lastbilschaufförer (den största andelen) eller till mekaniker eller operatörer av till exempel hjullastare eller gaffeltruckar. Vidare är målet att 28 procent av de som genomgått utbildningen ska ha fått ett nytt jobb i linje med sin nya kompetens inom sex månader. 550 krigsveteraner ska under projektet få stöd som bygger upp deras kapacitet söka sig ut på arbetsmarknaden. För den här gruppen handlar det inte direkt om att hitta anställning utan mer om att stötta omställningsprocessen från soldat till civilt liv. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Vocational training Employment creation Secondary Education Other Social Infrastructure & Services 910 kvinnor har fått utbildning t.o.m. 31 mars 2026. För lastbilschaufförer är motsvarar resultat 124% av det ursprungliga målet och för mekaniker eller operatörer är det 150% av målet. Av lastbilschaufförer har 35% fått ett jobb och för mekaniker/operatörer är resultatet 22%. 151 veteraner har fått utbildning t.o.m. 31 mars 2026 som motsvarar 151% av det ursprungliga målet. 32% har fått ett jobb. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17300-17300A0101 Sweden The project Reskilling Ukraine 2025 aims to strengthen the labor market and women's economic empowerment in Ukraine by training women to become drivers, operators and mechanics of heavy vehicles. The project will also support war veterans in re-entering the labor market. Reskilling Ukraine 2025 projekt syftar till att stärka arbetsmarknaden och kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt i Ukraina genom att utbilda kvinnor till chaufförer, operatörer och mekaniker av tunga fordon. Projektet kommer även att stötta krigsveteraner i att komma tillbaka in på arbetsmarknaden. Vid insatsens slut ska 1336 kvinnor ha fått utbildning antingen till lastbilschaufförer (den största andelen) eller till mekaniker eller operatörer av till exempel hjullastare eller gaffeltruckar. Vidare är målet att 28 procent av de som genomgått utbildningen ska ha fått ett nytt jobb i linje med sin nya kompetens inom sex månader. 550 krigsveteraner ska under projektet få stöd som bygger upp deras kapacitet söka sig ut på arbetsmarknaden. För den här gruppen handlar det inte direkt om att hitta anställning utan mer om att stötta omställningsprocessen från soldat till civilt liv. Sweden BL/Beredskapslyftet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BL/Beredskapslyftet 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 23000000 13500000 0 0 0 0 0 13800000 0 0 13500000 9200000 0 36500000 BL/Beredskapslyftet 13800000 BL/Beredskapslyftet 9200000 BL/Beredskapslyftet 13500000 BL/Beredskapslyftet Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved livelihood opportunities in Ukraine. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter i Ukraina. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Better prospects for a gender-equal society. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-17300-17300A0201 Sweden The project Reskilling Ukraine 2025 aims to strengthen the labor market and women's economic empowerment in Ukraine by training women to become drivers, operators and mechanics of heavy vehicles. The project will also support war veterans in re-entering the labor market. Reskilling Ukraine 2025 projekt syftar till att stärka arbetsmarknaden och kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt i Ukraina genom att utbilda kvinnor till chaufförer, operatörer och mekaniker av tunga fordon. Projektet kommer även att stötta krigsveteraner i att komma tillbaka in på arbetsmarknaden. Vid insatsens slut ska 1336 kvinnor ha fått utbildning antingen till lastbilschaufförer (den största andelen) eller till mekaniker eller operatörer av till exempel hjullastare eller gaffeltruckar. Vidare är målet att 28 procent av de som genomgått utbildningen ska ha fått ett nytt jobb i linje med sin nya kompetens inom sex månader. 550 krigsveteraner ska under projektet få stöd som bygger upp deras kapacitet söka sig ut på arbetsmarknaden. För den här gruppen handlar det inte direkt om att hitta anställning utan mer om att stötta omställningsprocessen från soldat till civilt liv. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 166560 166560 166560 Ernst & Young 166560 Ernst & Young Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved livelihood opportunities in Ukraine. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter i Ukraina. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17335 Sweden The project "Community Empowerment for Family Empowerment and Child Protection (CEFE-CP)" and "Strengthening Civil Society for the Safe Reintegration of Returned Children and Families in Ukraine" is a cooperation between SOS Children's Villages in Sweden, Bolivia, and Ukraine, as well as, for the part of the initiative implemented in Ukraine, a number of local civil society organizations. The overall project goal for the project in Bolivia (CEFE-CP) is that civil society organises and mobilises communities and families to prevent child–family separation through inclusive, gender-responsive, rights-based approaches; holds duty-bearers accountable through structured, locally anchored and transparent mechanisms; and supports children and adolescents to claim their rights. For the project in Ukraine, there are two overall goals: 1. Local CSOs act as influential policy actors and implementers, drawing on national evidence and a practical rights-based and gender-responsive reintegration support methodology, to conduct coordinated, evidence-based advocacy and work with authorities and communities to align administrative routines and secure incorporation of the approach in targeted regions’ recovery plans for reintegration and child rights protection. 2. War-affected children (returned from deportation/occupation, internally displacement and returnees from abroad) and their families experience safer, more inclusive, rights-based and gender-responsive reintegration in their communities, with reduced stigma and stronger community support. Projektet "Community Empowerment for Family Empowerment and Child Protection (CEFE-CP)" och "Strengthening Civil Society for the Safe Reintegration of Returned Children and Families in Ukraine" är ett samarbete mellan SOS Barnbyar i Sverige, Bolivia och Ukraina samt, för den delen av insatsen som implementeras i Ukraina, ett antal lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det övergripande målet för projektet i Bolivia (CEFE-CP) är att civilsamhället organiserar och mobiliserar samhällen och familjer för att förebygga separation mellan barn och familj genom inkluderande, jämställdhetsmedvetna och rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt; håller ansvarsbärare ansvariga genom strukturerade, lokalt förankrade och transparenta mekanismer; samt stöttar barn och ungdomar i att utkräva sina rättigheter. För projektet i Ukraina finns två övergripande mål: 1. Lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) agerar som inflytelserika genomförande- och policyaktörer, som använder nationell evidens och en praktisk metodik för återintegrering som är rättighetsbaserad och jämställdhetsintegrerad, för att bedriva samordnad, evidensbaserad påverkan samt samarbetar med myndigheter och samhällen i syfte att harmonisera administrativa rutiner och säkerställa att arbetssättet integreras i återhämtningsplaner för återintegrering och skydd av barns rättigheter i de utvalda regionerna. 2. Krigsdrabbade barn (återvändande från deportation/ockupation, internflyktingar och återvändande från utlandet) och deras familjer upplever tryggare och mer inkluderande återintegrering i sina samhällen – baserad på ett rättighets- och jämställdhetsperspektiv – med minskad stigmatisering och starkare stöd från lokalsamhället. Både projektet i Bolivia och Ukraina syftar till att stärka civilsamhällets kapacitet för att säkerställa barns rätt till en trygg uppväxt. I Bolivia ligger fokus på att förebygga familjeseparation, medan insatsen i Ukraina fokuserar på att möjliggöra en trygg och inkluderande återintegrering för krigsdrabbade barn och familjer. Insatsen inkluderar följande effekter på kort-och medellång sikt (outcomes): Bolivia - Community Empowerment for Family Empowerment and Child Protection (CEFE-CP) Outcome 1: Civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) och grupper inom lokalsamhället (inklusive nätverk/klubbar för barn och ungdomar) har förbättrad organisatorisk-, teknisk-, tematisk- och mobiliseringskapacitet för att organisera sig kring, påverka och genomföra inkluderande, lokalt förankrade och jämställdhetsintegrerade initiativ ledda av civilsamhället som stärker barnskydd och förebygger separation mellan barn och deras familjer. Outcome 2: CSO:er och grupper inom lokalsamhället har förbättrad kapacitet att stärka och organisera rättighetsbärare, särskilt kvinnor och unga, i att utkräva sina rättigheter, främja jämställdhet och ekonomisk egenmakt, vilket stärker barnskydd och förebygger separation mellan barn och deras familjer. Outcome 3: CSO:er, grupper inom lokalsamhället samt nätverk/klubbar för barn och ungdomar uppvisar förbättrad kapacitet att genomföra lokala initiativ och påverkansarbete, vilket leder till att de påverkar politiska beslut (public policy) och håller ansvarsbärare ansvariga genom strukturerad dialog och mekanismer för socialt ansvarsutkrävande, vilket i sin tur bidrar till systematiska och hållbara barnskyddsåtgärder i samverkan med andra aktörer. Outcome 4: Deltagande, inkluderande, jämställdhetsintegrerade, barncentrerade och klimatanpassade metoder och verktyg utvecklas, anpassas, testas och integreras kontinuerligt genom kunskapshantering ledd av SOS Barnbyar Bolivia tillsammans med CSO:er, grupper inom lokalsamhället och nätverk/klubbar för barn och ungdomar. Ukraina - Strengthening Civil Society for the Safe Reintegration of Returned Children and Families in Ukraine Outcome 1: Nationella civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) utövar ett starkare, evidensbaserat inflytande på nationell policy och riktlinjer för återintegrering, baserat på en gemensam kunskapsgrund och en praktisk, rättighetsbaserad och jämställdhetsintegrerad metodik. Outcome 2: Lokala CSO:er i utvalda regioner har stärkt organisatorisk, teknisk och tematisk kapacitet att tolka nationell evidens, använda den rättighetsbaserade och jämställdhetsintegrerade metoden för återintegreringsstöd samt bedriva evidensbaserad lokal/regional påverkan gentemot ansvariga aktörer. Outcome 3: Lokala CSO:er stärker samhällsstödet för återintegrering av barn och familjer, vilket i sin tur stärker barns och familjers möjlighet att utkräva sina rättigheter, stärker den sociala sammanhållningen och främjar samhällsengagemang. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Ukraine Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Insatsen är i inledningsskede och inga resultat kan ännu rapporteras. Första rapportering av resultat inkommer 2027. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17335-17335A0101 Sweden The project "Community Empowerment for Family Empowerment and Child Protection (CEFE-CP)" and "Strengthening Civil Society for the Safe Reintegration of Returned Children and Families in Ukraine" is a cooperation between SOS Children's Villages in Sweden, Bolivia, and Ukraine, as well as, for the part of the initiative implemented in Ukraine, a number of local civil society organizations. The overall project goal for the project in Bolivia (CEFE-CP) is that civil society organises and mobilises communities and families to prevent child–family separation through inclusive, gender-responsive, rights-based approaches; holds duty-bearers accountable through structured, locally anchored and transparent mechanisms; and supports children and adolescents to claim their rights. For the project in Ukraine, there are two overall goals: 1. Local CSOs act as influential policy actors and implementers, drawing on national evidence and a practical rights-based and gender-responsive reintegration support methodology, to conduct coordinated, evidence-based advocacy and work with authorities and communities to align administrative routines and secure incorporation of the approach in targeted regions’ recovery plans for reintegration and child rights protection. 2. War-affected children (returned from deportation/occupation, internally displacement and returnees from abroad) and their families experience safer, more inclusive, rights-based and gender-responsive reintegration in their communities, with reduced stigma and stronger community support. Projektet "Community Empowerment for Family Empowerment and Child Protection (CEFE-CP)" och "Strengthening Civil Society for the Safe Reintegration of Returned Children and Families in Ukraine" är ett samarbete mellan SOS Barnbyar i Sverige, Bolivia och Ukraina samt, för den delen av insatsen som implementeras i Ukraina, ett antal lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det övergripande målet för projektet i Bolivia (CEFE-CP) är att civilsamhället organiserar och mobiliserar samhällen och familjer för att förebygga separation mellan barn och familj genom inkluderande, jämställdhetsmedvetna och rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt; håller ansvarsbärare ansvariga genom strukturerade, lokalt förankrade och transparenta mekanismer; samt stöttar barn och ungdomar i att utkräva sina rättigheter. För projektet i Ukraina finns två övergripande mål: 1. Lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) agerar som inflytelserika genomförande- och policyaktörer, som använder nationell evidens och en praktisk metodik för återintegrering som är rättighetsbaserad och jämställdhetsintegrerad, för att bedriva samordnad, evidensbaserad påverkan samt samarbetar med myndigheter och samhällen i syfte att harmonisera administrativa rutiner och säkerställa att arbetssättet integreras i återhämtningsplaner för återintegrering och skydd av barns rättigheter i de utvalda regionerna. 2. Krigsdrabbade barn (återvändande från deportation/ockupation, internflyktingar och återvändande från utlandet) och deras familjer upplever tryggare och mer inkluderande återintegrering i sina samhällen – baserad på ett rättighets- och jämställdhetsperspektiv – med minskad stigmatisering och starkare stöd från lokalsamhället. Både projektet i Bolivia och Ukraina syftar till att stärka civilsamhällets kapacitet för att säkerställa barns rätt till en trygg uppväxt. I Bolivia ligger fokus på att förebygga familjeseparation, medan insatsen i Ukraina fokuserar på att möjliggöra en trygg och inkluderande återintegrering för krigsdrabbade barn och familjer. Insatsen inkluderar följande effekter på kort-och medellång sikt (outcomes): Bolivia - Community Empowerment for Family Empowerment and Child Protection (CEFE-CP) Outcome 1: Civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) och grupper inom lokalsamhället (inklusive nätverk/klubbar för barn och ungdomar) har förbättrad organisatorisk-, teknisk-, tematisk- och mobiliseringskapacitet för att organisera sig kring, påverka och genomföra inkluderande, lokalt förankrade och jämställdhetsintegrerade initiativ ledda av civilsamhället som stärker barnskydd och förebygger separation mellan barn och deras familjer. Outcome 2: CSO:er och grupper inom lokalsamhället har förbättrad kapacitet att stärka och organisera rättighetsbärare, särskilt kvinnor och unga, i att utkräva sina rättigheter, främja jämställdhet och ekonomisk egenmakt, vilket stärker barnskydd och förebygger separation mellan barn och deras familjer. Outcome 3: CSO:er, grupper inom lokalsamhället samt nätverk/klubbar för barn och ungdomar uppvisar förbättrad kapacitet att genomföra lokala initiativ och påverkansarbete, vilket leder till att de påverkar politiska beslut (public policy) och håller ansvarsbärare ansvariga genom strukturerad dialog och mekanismer för socialt ansvarsutkrävande, vilket i sin tur bidrar till systematiska och hållbara barnskyddsåtgärder i samverkan med andra aktörer. Outcome 4: Deltagande, inkluderande, jämställdhetsintegrerade, barncentrerade och klimatanpassade metoder och verktyg utvecklas, anpassas, testas och integreras kontinuerligt genom kunskapshantering ledd av SOS Barnbyar Bolivia tillsammans med CSO:er, grupper inom lokalsamhället och nätverk/klubbar för barn och ungdomar. Ukraina - Strengthening Civil Society for the Safe Reintegration of Returned Children and Families in Ukraine Outcome 1: Nationella civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) utövar ett starkare, evidensbaserat inflytande på nationell policy och riktlinjer för återintegrering, baserat på en gemensam kunskapsgrund och en praktisk, rättighetsbaserad och jämställdhetsintegrerad metodik. Outcome 2: Lokala CSO:er i utvalda regioner har stärkt organisatorisk, teknisk och tematisk kapacitet att tolka nationell evidens, använda den rättighetsbaserade och jämställdhetsintegrerade metoden för återintegreringsstöd samt bedriva evidensbaserad lokal/regional påverkan gentemot ansvariga aktörer. Outcome 3: Lokala CSO:er stärker samhällsstödet för återintegrering av barn och familjer, vilket i sin tur stärker barns och familjers möjlighet att utkräva sina rättigheter, stärker den sociala sammanhållningen och främjar samhällsengagemang. Sweden SOS Barnbyar Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SOS Barnbyar 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 5000000 5000000 2500000 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 2500000 0 2500000 0 2500000 2500000 0 0 2500000 15000000 SOS Barnbyar 2500000 SOS Barnbyar Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17335-17335A0102 Sweden The project "Community Empowerment for Family Empowerment and Child Protection (CEFE-CP)" and "Strengthening Civil Society for the Safe Reintegration of Returned Children and Families in Ukraine" is a cooperation between SOS Children's Villages in Sweden, Bolivia, and Ukraine, as well as, for the part of the initiative implemented in Ukraine, a number of local civil society organizations. The overall project goal for the project in Bolivia (CEFE-CP) is that civil society organises and mobilises communities and families to prevent child–family separation through inclusive, gender-responsive, rights-based approaches; holds duty-bearers accountable through structured, locally anchored and transparent mechanisms; and supports children and adolescents to claim their rights. For the project in Ukraine, there are two overall goals: 1. Local CSOs act as influential policy actors and implementers, drawing on national evidence and a practical rights-based and gender-responsive reintegration support methodology, to conduct coordinated, evidence-based advocacy and work with authorities and communities to align administrative routines and secure incorporation of the approach in targeted regions’ recovery plans for reintegration and child rights protection. 2. War-affected children (returned from deportation/occupation, internally displacement and returnees from abroad) and their families experience safer, more inclusive, rights-based and gender-responsive reintegration in their communities, with reduced stigma and stronger community support. Projektet "Community Empowerment for Family Empowerment and Child Protection (CEFE-CP)" och "Strengthening Civil Society for the Safe Reintegration of Returned Children and Families in Ukraine" är ett samarbete mellan SOS Barnbyar i Sverige, Bolivia och Ukraina samt, för den delen av insatsen som implementeras i Ukraina, ett antal lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det övergripande målet för projektet i Bolivia (CEFE-CP) är att civilsamhället organiserar och mobiliserar samhällen och familjer för att förebygga separation mellan barn och familj genom inkluderande, jämställdhetsmedvetna och rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt; håller ansvarsbärare ansvariga genom strukturerade, lokalt förankrade och transparenta mekanismer; samt stöttar barn och ungdomar i att utkräva sina rättigheter. För projektet i Ukraina finns två övergripande mål: 1. Lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) agerar som inflytelserika genomförande- och policyaktörer, som använder nationell evidens och en praktisk metodik för återintegrering som är rättighetsbaserad och jämställdhetsintegrerad, för att bedriva samordnad, evidensbaserad påverkan samt samarbetar med myndigheter och samhällen i syfte att harmonisera administrativa rutiner och säkerställa att arbetssättet integreras i återhämtningsplaner för återintegrering och skydd av barns rättigheter i de utvalda regionerna. 2. Krigsdrabbade barn (återvändande från deportation/ockupation, internflyktingar och återvändande från utlandet) och deras familjer upplever tryggare och mer inkluderande återintegrering i sina samhällen – baserad på ett rättighets- och jämställdhetsperspektiv – med minskad stigmatisering och starkare stöd från lokalsamhället. Både projektet i Bolivia och Ukraina syftar till att stärka civilsamhällets kapacitet för att säkerställa barns rätt till en trygg uppväxt. I Bolivia ligger fokus på att förebygga familjeseparation, medan insatsen i Ukraina fokuserar på att möjliggöra en trygg och inkluderande återintegrering för krigsdrabbade barn och familjer. Insatsen inkluderar följande effekter på kort-och medellång sikt (outcomes): Bolivia - Community Empowerment for Family Empowerment and Child Protection (CEFE-CP) Outcome 1: Civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) och grupper inom lokalsamhället (inklusive nätverk/klubbar för barn och ungdomar) har förbättrad organisatorisk-, teknisk-, tematisk- och mobiliseringskapacitet för att organisera sig kring, påverka och genomföra inkluderande, lokalt förankrade och jämställdhetsintegrerade initiativ ledda av civilsamhället som stärker barnskydd och förebygger separation mellan barn och deras familjer. Outcome 2: CSO:er och grupper inom lokalsamhället har förbättrad kapacitet att stärka och organisera rättighetsbärare, särskilt kvinnor och unga, i att utkräva sina rättigheter, främja jämställdhet och ekonomisk egenmakt, vilket stärker barnskydd och förebygger separation mellan barn och deras familjer. Outcome 3: CSO:er, grupper inom lokalsamhället samt nätverk/klubbar för barn och ungdomar uppvisar förbättrad kapacitet att genomföra lokala initiativ och påverkansarbete, vilket leder till att de påverkar politiska beslut (public policy) och håller ansvarsbärare ansvariga genom strukturerad dialog och mekanismer för socialt ansvarsutkrävande, vilket i sin tur bidrar till systematiska och hållbara barnskyddsåtgärder i samverkan med andra aktörer. Outcome 4: Deltagande, inkluderande, jämställdhetsintegrerade, barncentrerade och klimatanpassade metoder och verktyg utvecklas, anpassas, testas och integreras kontinuerligt genom kunskapshantering ledd av SOS Barnbyar Bolivia tillsammans med CSO:er, grupper inom lokalsamhället och nätverk/klubbar för barn och ungdomar. Ukraina - Strengthening Civil Society for the Safe Reintegration of Returned Children and Families in Ukraine Outcome 1: Nationella civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) utövar ett starkare, evidensbaserat inflytande på nationell policy och riktlinjer för återintegrering, baserat på en gemensam kunskapsgrund och en praktisk, rättighetsbaserad och jämställdhetsintegrerad metodik. Outcome 2: Lokala CSO:er i utvalda regioner har stärkt organisatorisk, teknisk och tematisk kapacitet att tolka nationell evidens, använda den rättighetsbaserade och jämställdhetsintegrerade metoden för återintegreringsstöd samt bedriva evidensbaserad lokal/regional påverkan gentemot ansvariga aktörer. Outcome 3: Lokala CSO:er stärker samhällsstödet för återintegrering av barn och familjer, vilket i sin tur stärker barns och familjers möjlighet att utkräva sina rättigheter, stärker den sociala sammanhållningen och främjar samhällsengagemang. Sweden SOS Barnbyar Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SOS Barnbyar 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 10000000 SOS Barnbyar 5000000 SOS Barnbyar Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17397 Sweden The project improves compliance with labor laws by providing the Labour Inspectorate (LI) with enhanced training, modern tools, and resources aligned with International Labour Standards (ILS). It also involves social partners in promoting fair employment practices and strengthening worker protection. By the end of the project, the LI will have enhanced enforcement capabilities, businesses will demonstrate greater compliance with labor laws and social partners will actively influence labor policy. Increased public awareness and collaboration among institutions will reinforce long-term enforcement, helping to create a safer and more transparent labor market in Kosovo. Projektet ämnar att bidra till att förbättra efterlevnaden av arbetslagar genom att förse Arbetsinspektionen med utbildning, moderna verktyg och resurser som går i linje med Internationella arbetsnormer. Det involverar också arbetsmarknadens parter i att främja rättvisa anställningsvillkor och stärka arbetarskyddet. I slutet av projektet kommer arbetsinspektionen ha förbättrad tillsynskapacitet, företag kommer visa större efterlevnad av arbetslagstiftningen, och arbetsmarknadens parter kommer aktivt påverka arbetsmarknadspolitiken. Ökad medvetenhet hos allmänheten och samarbete mellan institutioner kommer att stärka den långsiktiga utvecklingen av en säkrare och mer transparent arbetsmarknad i Kosovo. The contribution aims to create a more equitable and efficient labor environment, promote and foster sustainable economic growth, and enhance the overall well-being of workers. Drawing on past successes, it has been carefully developed in collaboration with the Labour Inspectorate and in consultation with key stakeholders, as outlined in the project. The project focuses on two core objectives: a) Provide technical assistance to the labour inspectorate and social partners - The project will enhance compliance with labor laws by strengthening the capacity of the Labour Inspectorate (LI) in alignment with the International Labour Standards (ILS). It will offer comprehensive training, resources, and expert guidance to improve enforcement and oversight. The project will also engage social partners, such as trade unions and employers' associations, to actively promote adherence to labor laws. By reinforcing the principles of International Labour Standards, the project will foster stronger worker protections, ensure fair employment practices, and create a more accountable and transparent labor market. Upon completion, the Labour Inspectorate will benefit from enhanced expertise, modernized tools, and a data-driven approach, leading to more efficient monitoring and enforcement of labor standards. Businesses will demonstrate improved compliance, ensuring fair wages, safer working conditions, and better worker protections. Social partners will play a more active role in shaping labor policies and encouraging compliance, while heightened public awareness and strengthened institutional cooperation will ensure long-term, effective enforcement. Ultimately, this project will contribute to a fairer, safer, and more productive labor market in Kosovo, driving economic growth and contributing decent work for all. b) Improving working conditions and boosting productivity in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) - The project will empower SMEs to build safer, more inclusive workplaces, recognizing their crucial role in economic growth and job creation. It will provide expert guidance on enforcing health and safety standards, promoting fair labor practices, and establishing policies that guarantee fair wages and protect workers rights. Additionally, the project will equip SMEs with practical tools and resources to enhance efficiency and competitiveness by prioritizing employee well-being. By aligning business success with worker protection, the initiative will drive sustainable growth, improve working conditions, and strengthen the foundation for a fair and resilient labor market. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Labour Rights Other Social Infrastructure & Services The year 2025 marked a period of significant institutional strengthening and foundational progress in Kosovos labour inspection system, despite political and operational constraints. The nationwide rollout of the Electronic Case Management System (ECMS) modernized inspection procedures, enhancing efficiency, transparency, traceability, and evidence-based decision-making. Capacity building initiatives improved inspectors skills in applying international labour standards, conducting investigations, and reporting occupational accidents. Notably, the Annual Labour Inspection Report was prepared for the first time in accordance with ILO Convention No. 81 and the ILO Guide on the Harmonization of Labour Inspection Statistics, representing a major advance in reporting quality, methodology, and comparability. While legislative reforms and the recruitment of new inspectors were delayed due to political deadlock and legal challenges, preparatory work including social dialogue assessments and sector prioritization studies for SMEs established strong analytical and strategic foundations for future interventions. Targeted efforts in high risk sectors, digital learning initiatives, and awareness campaigns strengthened preventive approaches, promoted the culture of compliance, and supported safer, more productive workplaces. Coordination with development partners and stakeholders further enhanced the sustainability and impact of these reforms. Key lessons from the year highlight that digital transformation and institutional reforms are most effective when combined with operational support, preventive measures, and strong partnerships. Flexibility in implementation remains essential in politically sensitive contexts, while integrating enforcement with awareness-raising and enterprise-level interventions strengthens overall compliance and workplace safety. In conclusion, the interventions successfully strengthened the institutional, digital, and analytical foundations of the labour inspection system, enhanced evidence-based reporting in line with ILO standards, and prepared the ground for legislative reforms, expanded inspection capacity, and targeted SME interventions, positioning the project to accelerate enforcement, prevention, and workplace improvements once political and institutional constraints are resolved. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17397-17397A0101 Sweden The project improves compliance with labor laws by providing the Labour Inspectorate (LI) with enhanced training, modern tools, and resources aligned with International Labour Standards (ILS). It also involves social partners in promoting fair employment practices and strengthening worker protection. By the end of the project, the LI will have enhanced enforcement capabilities, businesses will demonstrate greater compliance with labor laws and social partners will actively influence labor policy. Increased public awareness and collaboration among institutions will reinforce long-term enforcement, helping to create a safer and more transparent labor market in Kosovo. Projektet ämnar att bidra till att förbättra efterlevnaden av arbetslagar genom att förse Arbetsinspektionen med utbildning, moderna verktyg och resurser som går i linje med Internationella arbetsnormer. Det involverar också arbetsmarknadens parter i att främja rättvisa anställningsvillkor och stärka arbetarskyddet. I slutet av projektet kommer arbetsinspektionen ha förbättrad tillsynskapacitet, företag kommer visa större efterlevnad av arbetslagstiftningen, och arbetsmarknadens parter kommer aktivt påverka arbetsmarknadspolitiken. Ökad medvetenhet hos allmänheten och samarbete mellan institutioner kommer att stärka den långsiktiga utvecklingen av en säkrare och mer transparent arbetsmarknad i Kosovo. The contribution aims to create a more equitable and efficient labor environment, promote and foster sustainable economic growth, and enhance the overall well-being of workers. Drawing on past successes, it has been carefully developed in collaboration with the Labour Inspectorate and in consultation with key stakeholders, as outlined in the project. The project focuses on two core objectives: a) Provide technical assistance to the labour inspectorate and social partners - The project will enhance compliance with labor laws by strengthening the capacity of the Labour Inspectorate (LI) in alignment with the International Labour Standards (ILS). It will offer comprehensive training, resources, and expert guidance to improve enforcement and oversight. The project will also engage social partners, such as trade unions and employers' associations, to actively promote adherence to labor laws. By reinforcing the principles of International Labour Standards, the project will foster stronger worker protections, ensure fair employment practices, and create a more accountable and transparent labor market. Upon completion, the Labour Inspectorate will benefit from enhanced expertise, modernized tools, and a data-driven approach, leading to more efficient monitoring and enforcement of labor standards. Businesses will demonstrate improved compliance, ensuring fair wages, safer working conditions, and better worker protections. Social partners will play a more active role in shaping labor policies and encouraging compliance, while heightened public awareness and strengthened institutional cooperation will ensure long-term, effective enforcement. Ultimately, this project will contribute to a fairer, safer, and more productive labor market in Kosovo, driving economic growth and contributing decent work for all. b) Improving working conditions and boosting productivity in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) - The project will empower SMEs to build safer, more inclusive workplaces, recognizing their crucial role in economic growth and job creation. It will provide expert guidance on enforcing health and safety standards, promoting fair labor practices, and establishing policies that guarantee fair wages and protect workers rights. Additionally, the project will equip SMEs with practical tools and resources to enhance efficiency and competitiveness by prioritizing employee well-being. By aligning business success with worker protection, the initiative will drive sustainable growth, improve working conditions, and strengthen the foundation for a fair and resilient labor market. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 10000000 ILO/International Labour Organization Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17397-17397A0102 Sweden The project improves compliance with labor laws by providing the Labour Inspectorate (LI) with enhanced training, modern tools, and resources aligned with International Labour Standards (ILS). It also involves social partners in promoting fair employment practices and strengthening worker protection. By the end of the project, the LI will have enhanced enforcement capabilities, businesses will demonstrate greater compliance with labor laws and social partners will actively influence labor policy. Increased public awareness and collaboration among institutions will reinforce long-term enforcement, helping to create a safer and more transparent labor market in Kosovo. Projektet ämnar att bidra till att förbättra efterlevnaden av arbetslagar genom att förse Arbetsinspektionen med utbildning, moderna verktyg och resurser som går i linje med Internationella arbetsnormer. Det involverar också arbetsmarknadens parter i att främja rättvisa anställningsvillkor och stärka arbetarskyddet. I slutet av projektet kommer arbetsinspektionen ha förbättrad tillsynskapacitet, företag kommer visa större efterlevnad av arbetslagstiftningen, och arbetsmarknadens parter kommer aktivt påverka arbetsmarknadspolitiken. Ökad medvetenhet hos allmänheten och samarbete mellan institutioner kommer att stärka den långsiktiga utvecklingen av en säkrare och mer transparent arbetsmarknad i Kosovo. The contribution aims to create a more equitable and efficient labor environment, promote and foster sustainable economic growth, and enhance the overall well-being of workers. Drawing on past successes, it has been carefully developed in collaboration with the Labour Inspectorate and in consultation with key stakeholders, as outlined in the project. The project focuses on two core objectives: a) Provide technical assistance to the labour inspectorate and social partners - The project will enhance compliance with labor laws by strengthening the capacity of the Labour Inspectorate (LI) in alignment with the International Labour Standards (ILS). It will offer comprehensive training, resources, and expert guidance to improve enforcement and oversight. The project will also engage social partners, such as trade unions and employers' associations, to actively promote adherence to labor laws. By reinforcing the principles of International Labour Standards, the project will foster stronger worker protections, ensure fair employment practices, and create a more accountable and transparent labor market. Upon completion, the Labour Inspectorate will benefit from enhanced expertise, modernized tools, and a data-driven approach, leading to more efficient monitoring and enforcement of labor standards. Businesses will demonstrate improved compliance, ensuring fair wages, safer working conditions, and better worker protections. Social partners will play a more active role in shaping labor policies and encouraging compliance, while heightened public awareness and strengthened institutional cooperation will ensure long-term, effective enforcement. Ultimately, this project will contribute to a fairer, safer, and more productive labor market in Kosovo, driving economic growth and contributing decent work for all. b) Improving working conditions and boosting productivity in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) - The project will empower SMEs to build safer, more inclusive workplaces, recognizing their crucial role in economic growth and job creation. It will provide expert guidance on enforcing health and safety standards, promoting fair labor practices, and establishing policies that guarantee fair wages and protect workers rights. Additionally, the project will equip SMEs with practical tools and resources to enhance efficiency and competitiveness by prioritizing employee well-being. By aligning business success with worker protection, the initiative will drive sustainable growth, improve working conditions, and strengthen the foundation for a fair and resilient labor market. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 6500000 6500000 3500000 3000000 3500000 3000000 3500000 3500000 20000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 3500000 ILO/International Labour Organization Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened economic development through job creation and trade Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling genom jobbskapande och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17451 Sweden Support to Ukraine's civil cybersecurity Stöd till Ukrainas civila cybersäkerhet Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Public sector policy and administrative management Health policy and administrative management Information and communication technology (ICT) Government & Civil Society-general Health, General Communications SE-0-SE-6-17451-17451A0101 Sweden Support to Ukraine's civil cybersecurity Stöd till Ukrainas civila cybersäkerhet Sweden ESTDEV/The Estonian Centre for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ESTDEV/The Estonian Centre for International Development 9.c - Väsentligt ökad tillgången till informations- och kommunikationsteknik samt eftersträva allmän och ekonomiskt överkomlig tillgång till Internet i de minst utvecklade länderna senast 2020. 9.c - Significantly increase access to information and communications technology and strive to provide universal and affordable access to the Internet in least developed countries by 2020. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3300000 130200000 1500000 55158950 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3300000 0 0 75041050 0 41500000 0 109368000 ESTDEV/The Estonian Centre for International Development 12612000 ESTDEV/The Estonian Centre for International Development 13020000 ESTDEV/The Estonian Centre for International Development 3300000 ESTDEV/The Estonian Centre for International Development 3309537 ESTDEV/The Estonian Centre for International Development 46333518 ESTDEV/The Estonian Centre for International Development 5515895 ESTDEV/The Estonian Centre for International Development Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Strengthened ability to deal with security-related consequences of Russia’s aggression and prevent destabilisation. Stärkta förutsättningar att hantera säkerhetsrelaterade konsekvenser av Rysslands aggression och motverka destabilisering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17451-17451A0201 Sweden Support to Ukraine's civil cybersecurity Stöd till Ukrainas civila cybersäkerhet Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Not applicable 9.c - Significantly increase access to information and communications technology and strive to provide universal and affordable access to the Internet in least developed countries by 2020. 9.c - Väsentligt ökad tillgången till informations- och kommunikationsteknik samt eftersträva allmän och ekonomiskt överkomlig tillgång till Internet i de minst utvecklade länderna senast 2020. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 211588 211588 0 211588 Not applicable 211588 Not applicable Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Strengthened ability to deal with security-related consequences of Russia’s aggression and prevent destabilisation. Stärkta förutsättningar att hantera säkerhetsrelaterade konsekvenser av Rysslands aggression och motverka destabilisering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17474 Sweden The proposed cooperation between INSTAT and Statistics Sweden (SCB) will aim to strengthen INSTAT’s capacity to align with the Law on Official Statistics and the Official Statistics Program, as well as the requirements of the EU acquis in the field of statistics. Despite notable progress, as noted in EU 2024 Report, Albania remains moderately prepared in the area of statistics. This intervention is expected to improve availability of statistics in accordance to user needs and make INSTAT capable to fully take on the role as coordinator of the Albanian National Statistical System (NSS) as well as to comply with EU requirments on statistics production. Det föreslagna samarbetet mellan INSTAT och Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) kommer att syfta till att stärka INSTATs förmåga att anpassa sig till lagen om officiell statistik och programmet för officiell statistik, samt kraven i EU:s regelverk på statistikområdet. Trots anmärkningsvärda framsteg, som noterats i EU 2024-rapporten, är Albanien fortfarande måttligt förberett på statistikområdet. Denna åtgärd förväntas förbättra tillgängligheten av statistik i enlighet med användarnas behov och göra INSTAT kapabelt att fullt ut ta på sig rollen som samordnare för det albanska nationella statistiksystemet (NSS) samt att uppfylla EU:s krav på statistikproduktion The project aims to improve INSTATs overall capacity to fulfil is duties as described in the Law on Official Statistics and the Official Statistics Program, as well as the requirements of the EU acquis in the field of statistics (Chapter 18). The project will enhance INSTATs ability to produce and disseminate quality statistics, and to fully take on the role as coordinator of the Albanian NSS. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Statistical capacity building Other Social Infrastructure & Services SE-0-SE-6-17474-17474A0101 Sweden The proposed cooperation between INSTAT and Statistics Sweden (SCB) will aim to strengthen INSTAT’s capacity to align with the Law on Official Statistics and the Official Statistics Program, as well as the requirements of the EU acquis in the field of statistics. Despite notable progress, as noted in EU 2024 Report, Albania remains moderately prepared in the area of statistics. This intervention is expected to improve availability of statistics in accordance to user needs and make INSTAT capable to fully take on the role as coordinator of the Albanian National Statistical System (NSS) as well as to comply with EU requirments on statistics production. Det föreslagna samarbetet mellan INSTAT och Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) kommer att syfta till att stärka INSTATs förmåga att anpassa sig till lagen om officiell statistik och programmet för officiell statistik, samt kraven i EU:s regelverk på statistikområdet. Trots anmärkningsvärda framsteg, som noterats i EU 2024-rapporten, är Albanien fortfarande måttligt förberett på statistikområdet. Denna åtgärd förväntas förbättra tillgängligheten av statistik i enlighet med användarnas behov och göra INSTAT kapabelt att fullt ut ta på sig rollen som samordnare för det albanska nationella statistiksystemet (NSS) samt att uppfylla EU:s krav på statistikproduktion The project aims to improve INSTATs overall capacity to fulfil is duties as described in the Law on Official Statistics and the Official Statistics Program, as well as the requirements of the EU acquis in the field of statistics (Chapter 18). The project will enhance INSTATs ability to produce and disseminate quality statistics, and to fully take on the role as coordinator of the Albanian NSS. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5500000 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 5500000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 2500000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 3000000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17474-17474A0102 Sweden The proposed cooperation between INSTAT and Statistics Sweden (SCB) will aim to strengthen INSTAT’s capacity to align with the Law on Official Statistics and the Official Statistics Program, as well as the requirements of the EU acquis in the field of statistics. Despite notable progress, as noted in EU 2024 Report, Albania remains moderately prepared in the area of statistics. This intervention is expected to improve availability of statistics in accordance to user needs and make INSTAT capable to fully take on the role as coordinator of the Albanian National Statistical System (NSS) as well as to comply with EU requirments on statistics production. Det föreslagna samarbetet mellan INSTAT och Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) kommer att syfta till att stärka INSTATs förmåga att anpassa sig till lagen om officiell statistik och programmet för officiell statistik, samt kraven i EU:s regelverk på statistikområdet. Trots anmärkningsvärda framsteg, som noterats i EU 2024-rapporten, är Albanien fortfarande måttligt förberett på statistikområdet. Denna åtgärd förväntas förbättra tillgängligheten av statistik i enlighet med användarnas behov och göra INSTAT kapabelt att fullt ut ta på sig rollen som samordnare för det albanska nationella statistiksystemet (NSS) samt att uppfylla EU:s krav på statistikproduktion The project aims to improve INSTATs overall capacity to fulfil is duties as described in the Law on Official Statistics and the Official Statistics Program, as well as the requirements of the EU acquis in the field of statistics (Chapter 18). The project will enhance INSTATs ability to produce and disseminate quality statistics, and to fully take on the role as coordinator of the Albanian NSS. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 6000000 12000000 3150000 0 0 6000000 4000000 3150000 5000000 12000000 30150000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 4000000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 5000000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17483 Sweden The long-term vision of TDA is: A democratic, free, and just Syria with a system of government built by the Syrian people. Syrians’ rights, peace, stability, prosperity, justice, and gender equality can only be achieved through a process of democratic transition and a comprehensive national program for transitional justice that lays the foundation for justice and reconciliation. Their works serves to empowering Syrian civil society, addressing the impact of political and societal authoritarianism, including discrimination against women, and influencing decision-makers to serve democratic transition and justice in Syria. Den långsiktiga visionen för TDA är ett demokratiskt, fritt och rättvist Syrien med ett regeringssystem byggt av det syriska folket. Syriernas rättigheter, fred, stabilitet, välstånd, rättvisa och jämställdhet kan endast uppnås genom en process av demokratisk övergång och ett omfattande nationellt program för övergångsrättvisa som lägger grunden för rättvisa och försoning. De arbetar för att stärka det syriska civila samhället, ta itu med effekterna av politisk och samhällelig auktoritarism, inklusive diskriminering av kvinnor och påverka beslutsfattare i en demokratisk övergång och rättvisa i Syrien. The overall objective of the Project is to establish a rights-based, inclusive, and accountable environment in Syria, advancing transitional justice, democratic participation, and the protection of HLP (Housing, Land and property) rights, thereby promoting the dignity and resilience of communities and individuals. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Syrian Arab Republic Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Reporting for 2025 shows that TDA has implemented 64 local dialogue and training sessions encompassing 860 men and 626 women. TDA has also conducted 6 expert dialogues and network meetings with 89 participants. The activities cover the following thematic areas: 1) house, land and property rights (HLP), 2) transitional justice, 3) constitutional reform, 4) judicial reform 5) economic reform. Through these activities, TDA estimates that participants have gained increased knowledge and possibility to engage constructively in these thematic areas. They have also broadened their networks and gained access to experts in these fields. The dialogue sessions have fed into reports in all these thematic areas, which in their turn will be used in advocacy and dialogue with stakeholders. Another example of results achieved is that TDA developed training material for the electoral subcommittees and conducted training for subcommittees in four governorates, ahead of the parliamentary elections in Syria in 2025. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17483-17483A0101 Sweden The long-term vision of TDA is: A democratic, free, and just Syria with a system of government built by the Syrian people. Syrians’ rights, peace, stability, prosperity, justice, and gender equality can only be achieved through a process of democratic transition and a comprehensive national program for transitional justice that lays the foundation for justice and reconciliation. Their works serves to empowering Syrian civil society, addressing the impact of political and societal authoritarianism, including discrimination against women, and influencing decision-makers to serve democratic transition and justice in Syria. Den långsiktiga visionen för TDA är ett demokratiskt, fritt och rättvist Syrien med ett regeringssystem byggt av det syriska folket. Syriernas rättigheter, fred, stabilitet, välstånd, rättvisa och jämställdhet kan endast uppnås genom en process av demokratisk övergång och ett omfattande nationellt program för övergångsrättvisa som lägger grunden för rättvisa och försoning. De arbetar för att stärka det syriska civila samhället, ta itu med effekterna av politisk och samhällelig auktoritarism, inklusive diskriminering av kvinnor och påverka beslutsfattare i en demokratisk övergång och rättvisa i Syrien. The overall objective of the Project is to establish a rights-based, inclusive, and accountable environment in Syria, advancing transitional justice, democratic participation, and the protection of HLP (Housing, Land and property) rights, thereby promoting the dignity and resilience of communities and individuals. Sweden TDA Turkey/Toplumsal Dayanisma ve Arastirma Dernegi Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency TDA Turkey/Toplumsal Dayanisma ve Arastirma Dernegi 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8500000 5700000 0 0 8500000 2700000 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 2500000 14200000 TDA Turkey/Toplumsal Dayanisma ve Arastirma Dernegi 8500000 TDA Turkey/Toplumsal Dayanisma ve Arastirma Dernegi 2700000 TDA Turkey/Toplumsal Dayanisma ve Arastirma Dernegi 3000000 TDA Turkey/Toplumsal Dayanisma ve Arastirma Dernegi Syria Crisis 2024-2027 (former 2024-2026) Syrienkrisstrategin 2024-2027 (fd 2024-2026) Strengthened democratic development, with increased respect and accountability for human rights and freedoms and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk utveckling, med ökad respekt och ansvarsutkrävande för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17483-17483A0201 Sweden The long-term vision of TDA is: A democratic, free, and just Syria with a system of government built by the Syrian people. Syrians’ rights, peace, stability, prosperity, justice, and gender equality can only be achieved through a process of democratic transition and a comprehensive national program for transitional justice that lays the foundation for justice and reconciliation. Their works serves to empowering Syrian civil society, addressing the impact of political and societal authoritarianism, including discrimination against women, and influencing decision-makers to serve democratic transition and justice in Syria. Den långsiktiga visionen för TDA är ett demokratiskt, fritt och rättvist Syrien med ett regeringssystem byggt av det syriska folket. Syriernas rättigheter, fred, stabilitet, välstånd, rättvisa och jämställdhet kan endast uppnås genom en process av demokratisk övergång och ett omfattande nationellt program för övergångsrättvisa som lägger grunden för rättvisa och försoning. De arbetar för att stärka det syriska civila samhället, ta itu med effekterna av politisk och samhällelig auktoritarism, inklusive diskriminering av kvinnor och påverka beslutsfattare i en demokratisk övergång och rättvisa i Syrien. The overall objective of the Project is to establish a rights-based, inclusive, and accountable environment in Syria, advancing transitional justice, democratic participation, and the protection of HLP (Housing, Land and property) rights, thereby promoting the dignity and resilience of communities and individuals. Sweden KPMG Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KPMG 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 338643 201519 338643 0 201519 540162 KPMG 338642.5 KPMG 201518.5 KPMG Syria Crisis 2024-2027 (former 2024-2026) Syrienkrisstrategin 2024-2027 (fd 2024-2026) Strengthened democratic development, with increased respect and accountability for human rights and freedoms and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk utveckling, med ökad respekt och ansvarsutkrävande för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17510 Sweden The proposed intervention is the prolongation of Sida core support to Partnership for Economic Education and Research (PEER) for the ISET Policy Institute (ISET-PI) a Georgian university-based independent economic policy think tank, a non-government non-profit institution, whose mission is to conduct economic research, translate it into policy advice, and inform policy making in the country and the wider region. Den föreslagna insatsen är en förlängning av Sidas kärnstöd till Partnership for Economic Education and Research (PEER) för ISET Policy Institute (ISET-PI), en georgisk universitetsbaserad, dock oberoende ekonomisk-politisk tankesmedja, en icke-statlig ideell institution, vars uppdrag är att bedriva ekonomisk forskning, översätta den till rådgivning för ett informerat beslutsfattande i landet och i regionen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Macroeconomic policy Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-17510-17510A0101 Sweden The proposed intervention is the prolongation of Sida core support to Partnership for Economic Education and Research (PEER) for the ISET Policy Institute (ISET-PI) a Georgian university-based independent economic policy think tank, a non-government non-profit institution, whose mission is to conduct economic research, translate it into policy advice, and inform policy making in the country and the wider region. Den föreslagna insatsen är en förlängning av Sidas kärnstöd till Partnership for Economic Education and Research (PEER) för ISET Policy Institute (ISET-PI), en georgisk universitetsbaserad, dock oberoende ekonomisk-politisk tankesmedja, en icke-statlig ideell institution, vars uppdrag är att bedriva ekonomisk forskning, översätta den till rådgivning för ett informerat beslutsfattande i landet och i regionen. Sweden PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3251000 0 0 0 3251000 3251000 PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research 3251000 PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened conditions for free, fair and sustainable trade Stärkta förutsättningar för en fri, rättvis och hållbar handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17510-17510A0102 Sweden The proposed intervention is the prolongation of Sida core support to Partnership for Economic Education and Research (PEER) for the ISET Policy Institute (ISET-PI) a Georgian university-based independent economic policy think tank, a non-government non-profit institution, whose mission is to conduct economic research, translate it into policy advice, and inform policy making in the country and the wider region. Den föreslagna insatsen är en förlängning av Sidas kärnstöd till Partnership for Economic Education and Research (PEER) för ISET Policy Institute (ISET-PI), en georgisk universitetsbaserad, dock oberoende ekonomisk-politisk tankesmedja, en icke-statlig ideell institution, vars uppdrag är att bedriva ekonomisk forskning, översätta den till rådgivning för ett informerat beslutsfattande i landet och i regionen. Sweden PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -580656 -580656 -580656 PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research -580655.61 PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17602 Sweden Design Support for development of a Projekt document for 4 years. The context and Opportunitiies as well as a Theory of change and possible results will be explored. Designstöd för MSB för att ta fram ett projektdokument på 4 år. Kontext och möjligheter för samarbete med Armeniens Inrikesministerium kommer undersökas. Frågor att utreda under designstödsfasen Viktiga frågor som är obesvarade: • MIA:s intresse, engagemang och kapacitet jämfört med MSB:s mervärden • Kontextanalys, sammanhang- och kontextförståelse; nuläge, vilka problem projektet föreslås att lösa; möjligheter och hinder • Gemensam målbild • Tvärfrågor (CCI:s) miljö/klimat, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter, konfliktperspektiv ingångar, ambition, strategier, arbetssätt • Förändringsteori, vad ska uppnås och hur • Hur ska partnerskap och samarbete fungera • Andra kända initiativ och givare? • Samverkan och synergier med näringsliv, annan aktörssamverkan Team Sweden, FN, andra intressenter och pågående insatser, kopplingar till EU:s civilskyddsmekanism och EU:s Emergency Response Coordination Centre (ERCC) • Riskbedömning Aktivitetsplan, budget och tidsplan Ansökan tas fram i följande steg Målsättningen är att färdigställa en ansökan till Sida senast 1 oktober 2025, med önskad projektstart första kvartalet 2026. Ansökan kommer tas fram av en projektgrupp på enheten för resiliensinsatser, bestående av en projektledare på halvtid, samt rådgivare för miljö och klimat, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter samt M/E-kompetens. Verksamhetsansvarig (VA) på enheten avsätter 10 % tid för att säkerställa stöd och kontinuitet. Därtill knyts insatspersonal med expertkompetens till projektgruppen, i budget ingår två experter varav en bidrar med analys och metodstöd och den andra med tematisk expertis. Förberedelse Rekrytering av experter med stöd av enheten för kompetensförsörjning. En Gap study tas fram som summerar vilken information som finns tillgänglig och vad som saknas, avseende kontext, problembild, intressenter, andra pågående insatser och MSB:s mervärde. Rådgivare inom M/E, jämställdhet och klimat bidrar med inspel, frågor m.m. En resa till Armenien ingår i förberedelsefasen för att etablera kontakt, lägga upp ramar för arbetet med ansökan; sätta tematiska prioriteringar, arbetsformer och samarbetet med projektansökan; resan förväntas även ge tillfälle till initiala möten med intressenter och ge underlag till kontextanalys. Projektdesign och validering Ett första utkast av ansökan, budget och riskmatris tas fram tillsammans med MIA, förslagsvis genom gemensam workshop c: a 2 dagar i Armenien, ett besök där även möten ingår med relevanta myndigheter, ambassad och andra intressenter. Förberedelse Projektdesign, planerings-ws Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Armenia Multi-hazard response preparedness Disaster Prevention & Preparedness SE-0-SE-6-17602-17602A0101-H Sweden Design Support for development of a Projekt document for 4 years. The context and Opportunitiies as well as a Theory of change and possible results will be explored. Designstöd för MSB för att ta fram ett projektdokument på 4 år. Kontext och möjligheter för samarbete med Armeniens Inrikesministerium kommer undersökas. Frågor att utreda under designstödsfasen Viktiga frågor som är obesvarade: • MIA:s intresse, engagemang och kapacitet jämfört med MSB:s mervärden • Kontextanalys, sammanhang- och kontextförståelse; nuläge, vilka problem projektet föreslås att lösa; möjligheter och hinder • Gemensam målbild • Tvärfrågor (CCI:s) miljö/klimat, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter, konfliktperspektiv ingångar, ambition, strategier, arbetssätt • Förändringsteori, vad ska uppnås och hur • Hur ska partnerskap och samarbete fungera • Andra kända initiativ och givare? • Samverkan och synergier med näringsliv, annan aktörssamverkan Team Sweden, FN, andra intressenter och pågående insatser, kopplingar till EU:s civilskyddsmekanism och EU:s Emergency Response Coordination Centre (ERCC) • Riskbedömning Aktivitetsplan, budget och tidsplan Ansökan tas fram i följande steg Målsättningen är att färdigställa en ansökan till Sida senast 1 oktober 2025, med önskad projektstart första kvartalet 2026. Ansökan kommer tas fram av en projektgrupp på enheten för resiliensinsatser, bestående av en projektledare på halvtid, samt rådgivare för miljö och klimat, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter samt M/E-kompetens. Verksamhetsansvarig (VA) på enheten avsätter 10 % tid för att säkerställa stöd och kontinuitet. Därtill knyts insatspersonal med expertkompetens till projektgruppen, i budget ingår två experter varav en bidrar med analys och metodstöd och den andra med tematisk expertis. Förberedelse Rekrytering av experter med stöd av enheten för kompetensförsörjning. En Gap study tas fram som summerar vilken information som finns tillgänglig och vad som saknas, avseende kontext, problembild, intressenter, andra pågående insatser och MSB:s mervärde. Rådgivare inom M/E, jämställdhet och klimat bidrar med inspel, frågor m.m. En resa till Armenien ingår i förberedelsefasen för att etablera kontakt, lägga upp ramar för arbetet med ansökan; sätta tematiska prioriteringar, arbetsformer och samarbetet med projektansökan; resan förväntas även ge tillfälle till initiala möten med intressenter och ge underlag till kontextanalys. Projektdesign och validering Ett första utkast av ansökan, budget och riskmatris tas fram tillsammans med MIA, förslagsvis genom gemensam workshop c: a 2 dagar i Armenien, ett besök där även möten ingår med relevanta myndigheter, ambassad och andra intressenter. Förberedelse Projektdesign, planerings-ws Sweden Myndigheten för civilt försvar Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Myndigheten för civilt försvar 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1143630 0 1143630 1143630 Myndigheten för civilt försvar 1143630 Myndigheten för civilt försvar Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-17602-17602A0102-H Sweden Design Support for development of a Projekt document for 4 years. The context and Opportunitiies as well as a Theory of change and possible results will be explored. Designstöd för MSB för att ta fram ett projektdokument på 4 år. Kontext och möjligheter för samarbete med Armeniens Inrikesministerium kommer undersökas. Frågor att utreda under designstödsfasen Viktiga frågor som är obesvarade: • MIA:s intresse, engagemang och kapacitet jämfört med MSB:s mervärden • Kontextanalys, sammanhang- och kontextförståelse; nuläge, vilka problem projektet föreslås att lösa; möjligheter och hinder • Gemensam målbild • Tvärfrågor (CCI:s) miljö/klimat, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter, konfliktperspektiv ingångar, ambition, strategier, arbetssätt • Förändringsteori, vad ska uppnås och hur • Hur ska partnerskap och samarbete fungera • Andra kända initiativ och givare? • Samverkan och synergier med näringsliv, annan aktörssamverkan Team Sweden, FN, andra intressenter och pågående insatser, kopplingar till EU:s civilskyddsmekanism och EU:s Emergency Response Coordination Centre (ERCC) • Riskbedömning Aktivitetsplan, budget och tidsplan Ansökan tas fram i följande steg Målsättningen är att färdigställa en ansökan till Sida senast 1 oktober 2025, med önskad projektstart första kvartalet 2026. Ansökan kommer tas fram av en projektgrupp på enheten för resiliensinsatser, bestående av en projektledare på halvtid, samt rådgivare för miljö och klimat, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter samt M/E-kompetens. Verksamhetsansvarig (VA) på enheten avsätter 10 % tid för att säkerställa stöd och kontinuitet. Därtill knyts insatspersonal med expertkompetens till projektgruppen, i budget ingår två experter varav en bidrar med analys och metodstöd och den andra med tematisk expertis. Förberedelse Rekrytering av experter med stöd av enheten för kompetensförsörjning. En Gap study tas fram som summerar vilken information som finns tillgänglig och vad som saknas, avseende kontext, problembild, intressenter, andra pågående insatser och MSB:s mervärde. Rådgivare inom M/E, jämställdhet och klimat bidrar med inspel, frågor m.m. En resa till Armenien ingår i förberedelsefasen för att etablera kontakt, lägga upp ramar för arbetet med ansökan; sätta tematiska prioriteringar, arbetsformer och samarbetet med projektansökan; resan förväntas även ge tillfälle till initiala möten med intressenter och ge underlag till kontextanalys. Projektdesign och validering Ett första utkast av ansökan, budget och riskmatris tas fram tillsammans med MIA, förslagsvis genom gemensam workshop c: a 2 dagar i Armenien, ett besök där även möten ingår med relevanta myndigheter, ambassad och andra intressenter. Förberedelse Projektdesign, planerings-ws Sweden Myndigheten för civilt försvar Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Myndigheten för civilt försvar 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1487 -1487 -1487 Myndigheten för civilt försvar -1487 Myndigheten för civilt försvar Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-17605 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World Bank. for this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. The contribution further aims at fulfilling the Strategy for innovation, partnership, and capacity development 2024-2028. The JPO positions to be financed are as follows: - JPO Advocacy and Resource Mobilization Officer (UN Migrations Network), IOM New York, USA - JPO Research & Reporting Officer (Migration Data Unit), IOM Ankara, Turkey The JPO programme enables donors to contribute to the multilateral capacity development by sending personnel to developing countries/or personnel working with development in developing countries. The JPO programme serves to increase capacity development, professional staffing capacity and gives immediate access to human resources with recognized talent, up-to-date general or specialized knowledge and academic credentials. It also allows the agencies to discharge more effectively their increased and complex responsibilities. Insatsen bidrar till Sveriges åtagande att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN:s utvecklings; humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen bidrar även till Strategin för Innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028. Följande tjänster ska finansieras: - JPO Advocacy and Resource Mobilization Officer (UN Migrations Network), IOM New York, USA - JPO Research & Reporting Officer (Migration Data Unit), IOM Ankara, Turkey JPO-programmet möjliggör för givarländer att bidra till den multilaterala kapacitetsutvecklingen genom att skicka personal till utvecklingsländer/personal som arbetar med bistånd i utvecklingsländer. JPO-programmet syftar till att öka kapacitetsutvecklingen, deltagarnas professionell anställningsbarhet och ger FN omedelbar tillgång till personalresurser med identifierad talang, dagsaktuell generell eller specialiserad kunskap och akademiska meriter. Det gör det också möjligt för organisationerna att effektivare hantera sina ökade och komplexa ansvar. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling 20242028; Svensk tjänstgöring på strategiska positioner i internationella organisationer: 1) Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekunderingar. 2) Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Middle East, regional Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-17605-17605A0101 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World Bank. for this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. The contribution further aims at fulfilling the Strategy for innovation, partnership, and capacity development 2024-2028. The JPO positions to be financed are as follows: - JPO Advocacy and Resource Mobilization Officer (UN Migrations Network), IOM New York, USA - JPO Research & Reporting Officer (Migration Data Unit), IOM Ankara, Turkey The JPO programme enables donors to contribute to the multilateral capacity development by sending personnel to developing countries/or personnel working with development in developing countries. The JPO programme serves to increase capacity development, professional staffing capacity and gives immediate access to human resources with recognized talent, up-to-date general or specialized knowledge and academic credentials. It also allows the agencies to discharge more effectively their increased and complex responsibilities. Insatsen bidrar till Sveriges åtagande att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN:s utvecklings; humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen bidrar även till Strategin för Innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028. Följande tjänster ska finansieras: - JPO Advocacy and Resource Mobilization Officer (UN Migrations Network), IOM New York, USA - JPO Research & Reporting Officer (Migration Data Unit), IOM Ankara, Turkey JPO-programmet möjliggör för givarländer att bidra till den multilaterala kapacitetsutvecklingen genom att skicka personal till utvecklingsländer/personal som arbetar med bistånd i utvecklingsländer. JPO-programmet syftar till att öka kapacitetsutvecklingen, deltagarnas professionell anställningsbarhet och ger FN omedelbar tillgång till personalresurser med identifierad talang, dagsaktuell generell eller specialiserad kunskap och akademiska meriter. Det gör det också möjligt för organisationerna att effektivare hantera sina ökade och komplexa ansvar. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling 20242028; Svensk tjänstgöring på strategiska positioner i internationella organisationer: 1) Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekunderingar. 2) Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2072644 2152500 1382879 0 0 0 2072644 0 1076250 2050000 5608023 IOM/International Organization for Migration 2072643.9199999999 IOM/International Organization for Migration Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-17605-17605A0102 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World Bank. for this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. The contribution further aims at fulfilling the Strategy for innovation, partnership, and capacity development 2024-2028. The JPO positions to be financed are as follows: - JPO Advocacy and Resource Mobilization Officer (UN Migrations Network), IOM New York, USA - JPO Research & Reporting Officer (Migration Data Unit), IOM Ankara, Turkey The JPO programme enables donors to contribute to the multilateral capacity development by sending personnel to developing countries/or personnel working with development in developing countries. The JPO programme serves to increase capacity development, professional staffing capacity and gives immediate access to human resources with recognized talent, up-to-date general or specialized knowledge and academic credentials. It also allows the agencies to discharge more effectively their increased and complex responsibilities. Insatsen bidrar till Sveriges åtagande att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN:s utvecklings; humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen bidrar även till Strategin för Innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028. Följande tjänster ska finansieras: - JPO Advocacy and Resource Mobilization Officer (UN Migrations Network), IOM New York, USA - JPO Research & Reporting Officer (Migration Data Unit), IOM Ankara, Turkey JPO-programmet möjliggör för givarländer att bidra till den multilaterala kapacitetsutvecklingen genom att skicka personal till utvecklingsländer/personal som arbetar med bistånd i utvecklingsländer. JPO-programmet syftar till att öka kapacitetsutvecklingen, deltagarnas professionell anställningsbarhet och ger FN omedelbar tillgång till personalresurser med identifierad talang, dagsaktuell generell eller specialiserad kunskap och akademiska meriter. Det gör det också möjligt för organisationerna att effektivare hantera sina ökade och komplexa ansvar. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling 20242028; Svensk tjänstgöring på strategiska positioner i internationella organisationer: 1) Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekunderingar. 2) Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1447727 1800000 900000 1447727 900000 1340000 0 4147727 IOM/International Organization for Migration 1447727.1700000002 IOM/International Organization for Migration Sweden's global development cooperation in migration, return and voluntary re-migration 2024–2028 Migration, återvändande och frivillig återvandring 2024-2028 Enhanced capacity for migration and asylum management in partner countries, including border controls, with a focus on counteracting irregular migration. Stärkt kapacitet för migrations- och asylhantering i partnerländer, inklusive gränskontroll, med fokus på att motverka irreguljär migration. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-17705 Sweden WCSE is a fundraising foundation established in 2016 with the aim of ensuring a safe future for every child affected by war. Since 2024, WCSE has been a member of the War Child Alliance Foundation (WCAF), a foundation registered in the Netherlands that serves as a joint platform for project implementation. WCAF brings together all War Child-related projects under one umbrella, including those managed by WCSE. All projects in Afghanistan are implemented by WCAF’s branch in Afghanistan (WCAF Afghanistan). The intervention aims to strengthen the capacity of WASSA as well as local community-based structures (CBS) to address the needs of households affected by conflict and climate change. CBS are locally formed groups, councils, or committees that represent or target marginalized groups such as women, children, youth, and persons with disabilities. The intervention will be implemented in Badghis Province, Afghanistan, through WCAF Afghanistan in collaboration with the local partner WASSA. The overall objective of the project is to build resilience in post-conflict and climate change affected children, caregivers and marginalized households in Western region through child protection, livelihood support and civil society strengthening. The project has three sub-objectives: Objective 1: Strengthen the capacity of WASSA to effectively support Community Based Structures. Objective 2: Strengthen the Capacity of Community Based Structures on Child Protection and Climate Resilient Livelihoods. Objective 3: Empower Community Based Structures to Lead Advocacy and Sustain Community-Led Initiatives. The expected results of the project are: 1. WASSA organisational and technical capacity is strengthened such that WASSA effectively supports CBSs to deliver on their aspirations. 2. Capacity of the Community Based Structures comprising of youth, Persons with disabilities and women are strengthened. 2.1 The Protection needs of children and caregivers affected by conflict are identified and responded through strengthened grassroots Community Based Structures (CBSs), and community led initiatives. 2.2 Households affected by conflict and climate change are more resilient and better able to meet their protection and livelihood needs. 3. The Community Based Structures are strengthened, energized, and equipped to collectively identify and address other critical issues affecting their lives and livelihood. The project will be implemented in Badghis Province, Afghanistan, through the country branch office of War Child Alliance Foundation (WCAF): WCAF Afghanistan, in collaboration with the partner organisation Women’s Activities and Social Services Association (WASSA), an Afghan civil society organisation recognised as a prominent capacity-building actor in the region. WCSE är en insamlingsstiftelse grundad 2016 med mål att säkerställa en trygg framtid för varje barn som drabbats av krig. Sedan 2024 är WCSE medlem i War Child Alliance Foundation (WCAF), en stiftelse registrerad i Nederländerna som verkar som en gemensam plattform för projektimplementering. WCAF samlar alla War Child-relaterade projekt under ett tak, inklusive de projekt som WCSE ansvarar för.  Alla projekt i Afghanistan implementeras av WCAFs filial i Afghanistan (WCAF Afghanistan). Insatsen syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos WASSA samt lokala samhällsstrukturer – så kallade Community Based Structures (CBS) – för att möta behoven hos hushåll som påverkas av konflikt och klimatförändringar. CBS är lokala samhällsstrukturer (lokalt bildade grupper, råd eller kommittéer) som representerar eller riktar sig mot marginaliserade grupper, såsom kvinnor, barn, unga och personer med funktionsvariation. Insatsen kommer att implementeras i Badghis-provinsen i Afghanistan, genom WCAF Afghanistan tillsammans med den lokala samarbetsparten WASSA. Projektets övergripande mål är att stärka motståndskraften hos barn, vårdnadshavare och marginaliserade hushåll i västra regionen (i Afghanistan) som påverkats av konflikter och klimatförändringar, genom insatser för barnskydd (child protection), försörjningsstöd och kapacitetsstärkning av civilsamhället. Projektet har tre delmål: Delmål 1: Stärka WASSAs kapacitet att effektivt stödja lokala samhällsstrukturer. Delmål 2: Stärka kapaciteten hos lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBS) inom barnskydd och klimatresilienta försörjningsmöjligheter. Delmål 3: Stärka CBSs kapacitet att leda påverkansarbete och upprätthålla samhällsledda initiativ. De resultat projektet förväntas uppnå är: 1. WASSAs organisatoriska och tekniska kapacitet stärks så att WASSA effektivt kan stödja lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBS) i att förverkliga sina mål och ambitioner. 2. Kapaciteten hos lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBSs) som inkluderar unga, kvinnor och personer med funktionsvariation stärks. 2.1 Skyddsbehoven hos barn och deras vårdnadshavare påverkade av konflikt identifieras och adresseras genom stärkta lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBS) och lokalt ledda initiativ. 2.2 Hushåll som påverkas av konflikter och klimatförändringar blir mer motståndskraftiga och bättre rustade att tillgodose sina skydds- och försörjningsbehov. 3. Lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBSs) stärks, vitaliseras och förses med resurser för att gemensamt kunna identifiera och hantera andra viktiga frågor som påverkar deras liv och försörjning. Projektet kommer att implementeras i Badghis-provinsen i Afghanistan, genom War Child Alliance Foundation (WCAF) filialkontor i landet WCAF Afghanistan, tillsammans med samarbetsparten Women’s Activities and Social Services Association (WASSA), en Afghansk civilsamhällesorganisation som är en välkänd kapacitetsstärkande aktör i området. Insatsen riktar in sig på två länder: Afghanistan och Ukraina I Afghanistan är projektets övergripande mål att stärka motståndskraften hos barn, vårdnadshavare och marginaliserade hushåll i västra regionen (i Afghanistan) som påverkats av konflikter och klimatförändringar, genom insatser för barnskydd (child protection), försörjningsstöd och kapacitetsstärkning av civilsamhället. Projektet har tre delmål: Delmål 1: Stärka WASSAs kapacitet att effektivt stödja lokala samhällsstrukturer. Delmål 2: Stärka kapaciteten hos lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBS) inom barnskydd och klimatresilienta försörjningsmöjligheter. Delmål 3: Stärka CBSs kapacitet att leda påverkansarbete och upprätthålla samhällsledda initiativ. I Ukraina syftar projektet till att främja ett livskraftigt och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle som kan stärka rättigheterna och levnadsvillkoren för alla människor och särskilt för unga som riskerar social marginalisering och utestängning. Projektet har två strategiska mål: 1. Stärkt kapacitet av civilsamhället samt; 2. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällets aktörer att verka. De strategiska målen har tre förväntade resultat: 1) Kapacitetsstärkande av civilsamhällesorganisationer och organisatorisk hållbarhet; 2) Stärkande av inflytande (advocacy) och delaktighet (voice); 3) Främjande av regionalt samarbete. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Ukraine Developing countries, unspecified Household food security programmes Public sector policy and administrative management Social Protection Other Multisector Government & Civil Society-general Other Social Infrastructure & Services . No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17705-17705A0101 Sweden WCSE is a fundraising foundation established in 2016 with the aim of ensuring a safe future for every child affected by war. Since 2024, WCSE has been a member of the War Child Alliance Foundation (WCAF), a foundation registered in the Netherlands that serves as a joint platform for project implementation. WCAF brings together all War Child-related projects under one umbrella, including those managed by WCSE. All projects in Afghanistan are implemented by WCAF’s branch in Afghanistan (WCAF Afghanistan). The intervention aims to strengthen the capacity of WASSA as well as local community-based structures (CBS) to address the needs of households affected by conflict and climate change. CBS are locally formed groups, councils, or committees that represent or target marginalized groups such as women, children, youth, and persons with disabilities. The intervention will be implemented in Badghis Province, Afghanistan, through WCAF Afghanistan in collaboration with the local partner WASSA. The overall objective of the project is to build resilience in post-conflict and climate change affected children, caregivers and marginalized households in Western region through child protection, livelihood support and civil society strengthening. The project has three sub-objectives: Objective 1: Strengthen the capacity of WASSA to effectively support Community Based Structures. Objective 2: Strengthen the Capacity of Community Based Structures on Child Protection and Climate Resilient Livelihoods. Objective 3: Empower Community Based Structures to Lead Advocacy and Sustain Community-Led Initiatives. The expected results of the project are: 1. WASSA organisational and technical capacity is strengthened such that WASSA effectively supports CBSs to deliver on their aspirations. 2. Capacity of the Community Based Structures comprising of youth, Persons with disabilities and women are strengthened. 2.1 The Protection needs of children and caregivers affected by conflict are identified and responded through strengthened grassroots Community Based Structures (CBSs), and community led initiatives. 2.2 Households affected by conflict and climate change are more resilient and better able to meet their protection and livelihood needs. 3. The Community Based Structures are strengthened, energized, and equipped to collectively identify and address other critical issues affecting their lives and livelihood. The project will be implemented in Badghis Province, Afghanistan, through the country branch office of War Child Alliance Foundation (WCAF): WCAF Afghanistan, in collaboration with the partner organisation Women’s Activities and Social Services Association (WASSA), an Afghan civil society organisation recognised as a prominent capacity-building actor in the region. WCSE är en insamlingsstiftelse grundad 2016 med mål att säkerställa en trygg framtid för varje barn som drabbats av krig. Sedan 2024 är WCSE medlem i War Child Alliance Foundation (WCAF), en stiftelse registrerad i Nederländerna som verkar som en gemensam plattform för projektimplementering. WCAF samlar alla War Child-relaterade projekt under ett tak, inklusive de projekt som WCSE ansvarar för.  Alla projekt i Afghanistan implementeras av WCAFs filial i Afghanistan (WCAF Afghanistan). Insatsen syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos WASSA samt lokala samhällsstrukturer – så kallade Community Based Structures (CBS) – för att möta behoven hos hushåll som påverkas av konflikt och klimatförändringar. CBS är lokala samhällsstrukturer (lokalt bildade grupper, råd eller kommittéer) som representerar eller riktar sig mot marginaliserade grupper, såsom kvinnor, barn, unga och personer med funktionsvariation. Insatsen kommer att implementeras i Badghis-provinsen i Afghanistan, genom WCAF Afghanistan tillsammans med den lokala samarbetsparten WASSA. Projektets övergripande mål är att stärka motståndskraften hos barn, vårdnadshavare och marginaliserade hushåll i västra regionen (i Afghanistan) som påverkats av konflikter och klimatförändringar, genom insatser för barnskydd (child protection), försörjningsstöd och kapacitetsstärkning av civilsamhället. Projektet har tre delmål: Delmål 1: Stärka WASSAs kapacitet att effektivt stödja lokala samhällsstrukturer. Delmål 2: Stärka kapaciteten hos lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBS) inom barnskydd och klimatresilienta försörjningsmöjligheter. Delmål 3: Stärka CBSs kapacitet att leda påverkansarbete och upprätthålla samhällsledda initiativ. De resultat projektet förväntas uppnå är: 1. WASSAs organisatoriska och tekniska kapacitet stärks så att WASSA effektivt kan stödja lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBS) i att förverkliga sina mål och ambitioner. 2. Kapaciteten hos lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBSs) som inkluderar unga, kvinnor och personer med funktionsvariation stärks. 2.1 Skyddsbehoven hos barn och deras vårdnadshavare påverkade av konflikt identifieras och adresseras genom stärkta lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBS) och lokalt ledda initiativ. 2.2 Hushåll som påverkas av konflikter och klimatförändringar blir mer motståndskraftiga och bättre rustade att tillgodose sina skydds- och försörjningsbehov. 3. Lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBSs) stärks, vitaliseras och förses med resurser för att gemensamt kunna identifiera och hantera andra viktiga frågor som påverkar deras liv och försörjning. Projektet kommer att implementeras i Badghis-provinsen i Afghanistan, genom War Child Alliance Foundation (WCAF) filialkontor i landet WCAF Afghanistan, tillsammans med samarbetsparten Women’s Activities and Social Services Association (WASSA), en Afghansk civilsamhällesorganisation som är en välkänd kapacitetsstärkande aktör i området. Insatsen riktar in sig på två länder: Afghanistan och Ukraina I Afghanistan är projektets övergripande mål att stärka motståndskraften hos barn, vårdnadshavare och marginaliserade hushåll i västra regionen (i Afghanistan) som påverkats av konflikter och klimatförändringar, genom insatser för barnskydd (child protection), försörjningsstöd och kapacitetsstärkning av civilsamhället. Projektet har tre delmål: Delmål 1: Stärka WASSAs kapacitet att effektivt stödja lokala samhällsstrukturer. Delmål 2: Stärka kapaciteten hos lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBS) inom barnskydd och klimatresilienta försörjningsmöjligheter. Delmål 3: Stärka CBSs kapacitet att leda påverkansarbete och upprätthålla samhällsledda initiativ. I Ukraina syftar projektet till att främja ett livskraftigt och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle som kan stärka rättigheterna och levnadsvillkoren för alla människor och särskilt för unga som riskerar social marginalisering och utestängning. Projektet har två strategiska mål: 1. Stärkt kapacitet av civilsamhället samt; 2. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällets aktörer att verka. De strategiska målen har tre förväntade resultat: 1) Kapacitetsstärkande av civilsamhällesorganisationer och organisatorisk hållbarhet; 2) Stärkande av inflytande (advocacy) och delaktighet (voice); 3) Främjande av regionalt samarbete. Sweden Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2026000 4738000 4858000 3480000 0 4738000 0 2026000 -0.0000000001 2465000 3480000 2392999.9999999995 2339842 Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child 7090451.5999999996 Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child 5671706.4000000004 Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child 1803140 Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child 162080 Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child 60780 Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17705-17705A0102 Sweden WCSE is a fundraising foundation established in 2016 with the aim of ensuring a safe future for every child affected by war. Since 2024, WCSE has been a member of the War Child Alliance Foundation (WCAF), a foundation registered in the Netherlands that serves as a joint platform for project implementation. WCAF brings together all War Child-related projects under one umbrella, including those managed by WCSE. All projects in Afghanistan are implemented by WCAF’s branch in Afghanistan (WCAF Afghanistan). The intervention aims to strengthen the capacity of WASSA as well as local community-based structures (CBS) to address the needs of households affected by conflict and climate change. CBS are locally formed groups, councils, or committees that represent or target marginalized groups such as women, children, youth, and persons with disabilities. The intervention will be implemented in Badghis Province, Afghanistan, through WCAF Afghanistan in collaboration with the local partner WASSA. The overall objective of the project is to build resilience in post-conflict and climate change affected children, caregivers and marginalized households in Western region through child protection, livelihood support and civil society strengthening. The project has three sub-objectives: Objective 1: Strengthen the capacity of WASSA to effectively support Community Based Structures. Objective 2: Strengthen the Capacity of Community Based Structures on Child Protection and Climate Resilient Livelihoods. Objective 3: Empower Community Based Structures to Lead Advocacy and Sustain Community-Led Initiatives. The expected results of the project are: 1. WASSA organisational and technical capacity is strengthened such that WASSA effectively supports CBSs to deliver on their aspirations. 2. Capacity of the Community Based Structures comprising of youth, Persons with disabilities and women are strengthened. 2.1 The Protection needs of children and caregivers affected by conflict are identified and responded through strengthened grassroots Community Based Structures (CBSs), and community led initiatives. 2.2 Households affected by conflict and climate change are more resilient and better able to meet their protection and livelihood needs. 3. The Community Based Structures are strengthened, energized, and equipped to collectively identify and address other critical issues affecting their lives and livelihood. The project will be implemented in Badghis Province, Afghanistan, through the country branch office of War Child Alliance Foundation (WCAF): WCAF Afghanistan, in collaboration with the partner organisation Women’s Activities and Social Services Association (WASSA), an Afghan civil society organisation recognised as a prominent capacity-building actor in the region. WCSE är en insamlingsstiftelse grundad 2016 med mål att säkerställa en trygg framtid för varje barn som drabbats av krig. Sedan 2024 är WCSE medlem i War Child Alliance Foundation (WCAF), en stiftelse registrerad i Nederländerna som verkar som en gemensam plattform för projektimplementering. WCAF samlar alla War Child-relaterade projekt under ett tak, inklusive de projekt som WCSE ansvarar för.  Alla projekt i Afghanistan implementeras av WCAFs filial i Afghanistan (WCAF Afghanistan). Insatsen syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos WASSA samt lokala samhällsstrukturer – så kallade Community Based Structures (CBS) – för att möta behoven hos hushåll som påverkas av konflikt och klimatförändringar. CBS är lokala samhällsstrukturer (lokalt bildade grupper, råd eller kommittéer) som representerar eller riktar sig mot marginaliserade grupper, såsom kvinnor, barn, unga och personer med funktionsvariation. Insatsen kommer att implementeras i Badghis-provinsen i Afghanistan, genom WCAF Afghanistan tillsammans med den lokala samarbetsparten WASSA. Projektets övergripande mål är att stärka motståndskraften hos barn, vårdnadshavare och marginaliserade hushåll i västra regionen (i Afghanistan) som påverkats av konflikter och klimatförändringar, genom insatser för barnskydd (child protection), försörjningsstöd och kapacitetsstärkning av civilsamhället. Projektet har tre delmål: Delmål 1: Stärka WASSAs kapacitet att effektivt stödja lokala samhällsstrukturer. Delmål 2: Stärka kapaciteten hos lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBS) inom barnskydd och klimatresilienta försörjningsmöjligheter. Delmål 3: Stärka CBSs kapacitet att leda påverkansarbete och upprätthålla samhällsledda initiativ. De resultat projektet förväntas uppnå är: 1. WASSAs organisatoriska och tekniska kapacitet stärks så att WASSA effektivt kan stödja lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBS) i att förverkliga sina mål och ambitioner. 2. Kapaciteten hos lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBSs) som inkluderar unga, kvinnor och personer med funktionsvariation stärks. 2.1 Skyddsbehoven hos barn och deras vårdnadshavare påverkade av konflikt identifieras och adresseras genom stärkta lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBS) och lokalt ledda initiativ. 2.2 Hushåll som påverkas av konflikter och klimatförändringar blir mer motståndskraftiga och bättre rustade att tillgodose sina skydds- och försörjningsbehov. 3. Lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBSs) stärks, vitaliseras och förses med resurser för att gemensamt kunna identifiera och hantera andra viktiga frågor som påverkar deras liv och försörjning. Projektet kommer att implementeras i Badghis-provinsen i Afghanistan, genom War Child Alliance Foundation (WCAF) filialkontor i landet WCAF Afghanistan, tillsammans med samarbetsparten Women’s Activities and Social Services Association (WASSA), en Afghansk civilsamhällesorganisation som är en välkänd kapacitetsstärkande aktör i området. Insatsen riktar in sig på två länder: Afghanistan och Ukraina I Afghanistan är projektets övergripande mål att stärka motståndskraften hos barn, vårdnadshavare och marginaliserade hushåll i västra regionen (i Afghanistan) som påverkats av konflikter och klimatförändringar, genom insatser för barnskydd (child protection), försörjningsstöd och kapacitetsstärkning av civilsamhället. Projektet har tre delmål: Delmål 1: Stärka WASSAs kapacitet att effektivt stödja lokala samhällsstrukturer. Delmål 2: Stärka kapaciteten hos lokala samhällsstrukturer (CBS) inom barnskydd och klimatresilienta försörjningsmöjligheter. Delmål 3: Stärka CBSs kapacitet att leda påverkansarbete och upprätthålla samhällsledda initiativ. I Ukraina syftar projektet till att främja ett livskraftigt och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle som kan stärka rättigheterna och levnadsvillkoren för alla människor och särskilt för unga som riskerar social marginalisering och utestängning. Projektet har två strategiska mål: 1. Stärkt kapacitet av civilsamhället samt; 2. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällets aktörer att verka. De strategiska målen har tre förväntade resultat: 1) Kapacitetsstärkande av civilsamhällesorganisationer och organisatorisk hållbarhet; 2) Stärkande av inflytande (advocacy) och delaktighet (voice); 3) Främjande av regionalt samarbete. Sweden Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 3.c - Väsentligt stärka finansieringen av hälso- och sjukvården liksom insatserna för att rekrytera, utveckla, utbilda och behålla hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal i utvecklingsländerna, särskilt i de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 3.c - Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3850000 4310000 4310000 3850000 0 7548000 Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child 612000 Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child 288750 Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child 3561250 Insamlingsstiftelsen War Child Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17769 Sweden The programme aims to preserve, strengthen, and develop a resilient, professional, and values-driven civil society partnership that is equipped to influence current environmental issues and lead towards future green vision and recovery. The activities in Ukraine focus on women’s participation and job creation within waste management and organic agriculture. Insatsen syftar till att bevara, stärka och utveckla ett motståndskraftigt, professionellt och värderingsdrivet civilsamhällespartnerskap som har kapacitet att påverka aktuella miljöfrågor och leda mot en framtida grön vision och återhämtning. Aktiviteterna i Ukraina fokuserar på kvinnligt deltagande och jobbskapande inom avfallshantering och ekologiskt jordbruk. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Europe, regional Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-17769-17769A0101 Sweden The programme aims to preserve, strengthen, and develop a resilient, professional, and values-driven civil society partnership that is equipped to influence current environmental issues and lead towards future green vision and recovery. The activities in Ukraine focus on women’s participation and job creation within waste management and organic agriculture. Insatsen syftar till att bevara, stärka och utveckla ett motståndskraftigt, professionellt och värderingsdrivet civilsamhällespartnerskap som har kapacitet att påverka aktuella miljöfrågor och leda mot en framtida grön vision och återhämtning. Aktiviteterna i Ukraina fokuserar på kvinnligt deltagande och jobbskapande inom avfallshantering och ekologiskt jordbruk. Sweden CCB/Coalition Clean Baltic Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CCB/Coalition Clean Baltic 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 14.a - Öka den vetenskapliga kunskapen, utveckla forskningskapaciteten och överföra havsteknik, med hänsyn tagen till den mellanstatliga oceanografiska kommissionens kriterier och riktlinjer för överföring av havsteknik (Criteria and Guidelines on the Transfer of Marine Technology), i syfte att skapa friskare hav och öka den marina biologiska mångfaldens bidrag till utvecklingen i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet i små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna. 14.a - Increase scientific knowledge, develop research capacity and transfer marine technology, taking into account the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission Criteria and Guidelines on the Transfer of Marine Technology, in order to improve ocean health and to enhance the contribution of marine biodiversity to the development of developing countries, in particular small island developing States and least developed countries. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2092000 3943500 1919500 0 0 0 2092000 0 0 1919500 3943500 0 0 0 7955000 CCB/Coalition Clean Baltic 2092000 CCB/Coalition Clean Baltic 3943500 CCB/Coalition Clean Baltic Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17769-17769A0102 Sweden The programme aims to preserve, strengthen, and develop a resilient, professional, and values-driven civil society partnership that is equipped to influence current environmental issues and lead towards future green vision and recovery. The activities in Ukraine focus on women’s participation and job creation within waste management and organic agriculture. Insatsen syftar till att bevara, stärka och utveckla ett motståndskraftigt, professionellt och värderingsdrivet civilsamhällespartnerskap som har kapacitet att påverka aktuella miljöfrågor och leda mot en framtida grön vision och återhämtning. Aktiviteterna i Ukraina fokuserar på kvinnligt deltagande och jobbskapande inom avfallshantering och ekologiskt jordbruk. Sweden CCB/Coalition Clean Baltic Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CCB/Coalition Clean Baltic 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1499000 792000 1499000 0 792000 2291000 CCB/Coalition Clean Baltic 1499000 CCB/Coalition Clean Baltic 792000 CCB/Coalition Clean Baltic Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17888 Sweden The assignment concerns the secondment of a national expert to the Ukraine Donor CorPlatform, based in Brussels. The position is located at the secretariat for Multi-agency Donor Coordination for Ukraine, which in turn is part of DG ENEST, the directorate for Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood. The secretariat provides administrative support and coordination through the Platform in close cooperation with government representatives for Ukraine, the G7 countries, and the Commission. The appointment is a short-term temporary position for six months due to the regular secondee being on parental leave. Insatsen avser sekundering av en nationell expert till Ukraine Donor CorPlatform, med placering i Bryssel. Tjänsten är placerad vid sekritariatet för Multi-agency Donor Coordination for Ukraine som i sin tur är placerad vid DG ENEST, direktoratet för Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood. Sekretariatet tillhandahåller administrativt stöd och koordinering genom Plattformen i nära samarbete med regeringsföreträdare för Ukraina, G7 länderna och Kommissionen. Förordnandet är kort-tids vikariat på sex månader på grund av ordinarie sekunderads föräldraledighet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation Reconstruction Relief & Rehabilitation SE-0-SE-6-17888-17888A0101-H Sweden The assignment concerns the secondment of a national expert to the Ukraine Donor CorPlatform, based in Brussels. The position is located at the secretariat for Multi-agency Donor Coordination for Ukraine, which in turn is part of DG ENEST, the directorate for Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood. The secretariat provides administrative support and coordination through the Platform in close cooperation with government representatives for Ukraine, the G7 countries, and the Commission. The appointment is a short-term temporary position for six months due to the regular secondee being on parental leave. Insatsen avser sekundering av en nationell expert till Ukraine Donor CorPlatform, med placering i Bryssel. Tjänsten är placerad vid sekritariatet för Multi-agency Donor Coordination for Ukraine som i sin tur är placerad vid DG ENEST, direktoratet för Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood. Sekretariatet tillhandahåller administrativt stöd och koordinering genom Plattformen i nära samarbete med regeringsföreträdare för Ukraina, G7 länderna och Kommissionen. Förordnandet är kort-tids vikariat på sex månader på grund av ordinarie sekunderads föräldraledighet. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 307084 495875 124170 124358 0 124358 0 0 138031 169053 0 0 122989 0 0 0 0 0 802959 EC/European Commission 138031.31 EC/European Commission 169052.4 EC/European Commission 124357.63 EC/European Commission 124357.63 EC/European Commission 124170.43 EC/European Commission 122988.97 EC/European Commission 12736.08 EC/European Commission -12736.08 EC/European Commission Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-17888-17888A0102-H Sweden The assignment concerns the secondment of a national expert to the Ukraine Donor CorPlatform, based in Brussels. The position is located at the secretariat for Multi-agency Donor Coordination for Ukraine, which in turn is part of DG ENEST, the directorate for Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood. The secretariat provides administrative support and coordination through the Platform in close cooperation with government representatives for Ukraine, the G7 countries, and the Commission. The appointment is a short-term temporary position for six months due to the regular secondee being on parental leave. Insatsen avser sekundering av en nationell expert till Ukraine Donor CorPlatform, med placering i Bryssel. Tjänsten är placerad vid sekritariatet för Multi-agency Donor Coordination for Ukraine som i sin tur är placerad vid DG ENEST, direktoratet för Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood. Sekretariatet tillhandahåller administrativt stöd och koordinering genom Plattformen i nära samarbete med regeringsföreträdare för Ukraina, G7 länderna och Kommissionen. Förordnandet är kort-tids vikariat på sex månader på grund av ordinarie sekunderads föräldraledighet. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1300000 2000000 807041 155000 180000 155000 161731 146918 146986 160000 160000 155000 155000 155000 154018 170982 122028 160000 155000 155000 195000 175000 135000 185000 180000 222337 180000 180000 4107041 EC/European Commission 146986.16 EC/European Commission 146917.54 EC/European Commission 122027.97 EC/European Commission 170981.75 EC/European Commission 161731.15 EC/European Commission 12736.08 EC/European Commission Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Reconstruction and further development of critical infrastructure sectors such as energy, transport and water supply. Uppbyggd och vidareutvecklad samhällsviktig infrastruktur inom sektorer såsom energi, transport och vattenförsörjning. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17899 Sweden The Initiation Plan (IP) Project will prepare the national scale-­up of the Local Government Initiative on Climate Change (LoGIC) project. It aims to bridge the gap between the completion of the current LoGIC project (LoGIC I) and the development, government approval and launch of LoGIC II, a central feature of which will be a proposed blended finance facility. The IP Phase is intended to enable a full­-scale roll-out of LoGIC from the current 9 to 33 Districts (a geographic coverage of more than 50% of Bangladesh, which has 64 Districts). The purpose of the IP Phase is to support the Local Government Division (LGD) and External Relations Division (ERD) to transition the LoGIC model to a national scale-up via a blended finance facility using both loans and grants. A Preliminary Development Project Proposal (PDPP) has been approved by the LGD with a commitment of USD 42 000 000 from its own allocation for this purpose. As a next step, the ERD has taken responsibility for preparing the blended finance facility and engaging co-financing partners from among the bilateral and multilateral financial institutions. Initiation Plan (IP)-projektet kommer att förbereda den nationella uppskalningen av det pågående Local Government Initiative on Climate Change (LoGIC)-projektet. Målet är att överbrygga gapet mellan slutförandet av det nuvarande LoGIC-projektet (LoGIC I) och utvecklingen, regeringens godkännande och lansering av LoGIC II, där en central del kommer att vara en föreslagen blandad finansieringsanläggning. IP-fasen är avsedd att möjliggöra en fullskalig utrullning av LoGIC från nuvarande 9 till 33 distrikt (en geografisk täckning av mer än 50 % av Bangladesh, som har 64 distrikt). Syftet med IP-­fasen är att stödja Local Government Division (LGD) och External Relations Division (ERD) i finansministeriet att överta LoGIC­-modellen och skala upp till nationell nivå via en blandad finansiering facilitet med både lån och bidrag. Ett preliminärt projektförslag (PDPP) har godkänts av LGD med ett åtagande på 42 000 000 USD från egna medel för detta ändamål. Som nästa steg har ERD tagit ansvar för att förbereda den blandade finansieringsfaciliteten och engagera bilaterala och multilaterala finansiella institutioner. The overall objective of LoGIC is: Improved and inclusive local level planning and a strengthened financing mechanism for community-based climate change adaptation solutions through local governments. The purpose of the Initiation Plan (IP) Phase is to support the Local Government Division (LGD) of the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development & Cooperatives and the External Relations Division (ERD) of the Ministry of Finance to transition the LoGIC model to a national scale-up via an innovative financing approach and facility using both loans and grants. The main outputs of the IP during the 12 months are: 1. Technical assistance to Local Government Divison (LGD) and External Relations Division (ERD) to mobilize concessional loans and grants from MDBs and development partners, develop key documents and financial proposals, and catalyze cross ministerial coordination for locally-led adaptation. 2. Strengthening of climate-resilient cooperatives and youth- and women-led green enterprises, linking to market systems through value chain development and engagement of the private sector. 3. Operationalization of tools like the Climate Vulnerability Index (CVI) and Local Adaptation Plan of Action (LAPA) across ministries. 4. Design of a blended financing mechanism to mobilize private sector investment for local climate adaptation and Nature-based Solution (NbS) investments, leveraging innovative financial instruments and strategic partnerships. 5. An enhanced performance-based climate resilience grant (PBCRG) system which enables incorporating climate adaptation and resilience considerations into national and local planning, budgeting and monitoring processes. 6. Climate risk insurance mechanisms and financial protection instruments developed and institutionalised into local adaptation frameworks to safeguard public and private investments while de-risking and attracting private finance. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Multisector aid Other Multisector SE-0-SE-6-17899-17899A0101 Sweden The Initiation Plan (IP) Project will prepare the national scale-­up of the Local Government Initiative on Climate Change (LoGIC) project. It aims to bridge the gap between the completion of the current LoGIC project (LoGIC I) and the development, government approval and launch of LoGIC II, a central feature of which will be a proposed blended finance facility. The IP Phase is intended to enable a full­-scale roll-out of LoGIC from the current 9 to 33 Districts (a geographic coverage of more than 50% of Bangladesh, which has 64 Districts). The purpose of the IP Phase is to support the Local Government Division (LGD) and External Relations Division (ERD) to transition the LoGIC model to a national scale-up via a blended finance facility using both loans and grants. A Preliminary Development Project Proposal (PDPP) has been approved by the LGD with a commitment of USD 42 000 000 from its own allocation for this purpose. As a next step, the ERD has taken responsibility for preparing the blended finance facility and engaging co-financing partners from among the bilateral and multilateral financial institutions. Initiation Plan (IP)-projektet kommer att förbereda den nationella uppskalningen av det pågående Local Government Initiative on Climate Change (LoGIC)-projektet. Målet är att överbrygga gapet mellan slutförandet av det nuvarande LoGIC-projektet (LoGIC I) och utvecklingen, regeringens godkännande och lansering av LoGIC II, där en central del kommer att vara en föreslagen blandad finansieringsanläggning. IP-fasen är avsedd att möjliggöra en fullskalig utrullning av LoGIC från nuvarande 9 till 33 distrikt (en geografisk täckning av mer än 50 % av Bangladesh, som har 64 distrikt). Syftet med IP-­fasen är att stödja Local Government Division (LGD) och External Relations Division (ERD) i finansministeriet att överta LoGIC­-modellen och skala upp till nationell nivå via en blandad finansiering facilitet med både lån och bidrag. Ett preliminärt projektförslag (PDPP) har godkänts av LGD med ett åtagande på 42 000 000 USD från egna medel för detta ändamål. Som nästa steg har ERD tagit ansvar för att förbereda den blandade finansieringsfaciliteten och engagera bilaterala och multilaterala finansiella institutioner. The overall objective of LoGIC is: Improved and inclusive local level planning and a strengthened financing mechanism for community-based climate change adaptation solutions through local governments. The purpose of the Initiation Plan (IP) Phase is to support the Local Government Division (LGD) of the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development & Cooperatives and the External Relations Division (ERD) of the Ministry of Finance to transition the LoGIC model to a national scale-up via an innovative financing approach and facility using both loans and grants. The main outputs of the IP during the 12 months are: 1. Technical assistance to Local Government Divison (LGD) and External Relations Division (ERD) to mobilize concessional loans and grants from MDBs and development partners, develop key documents and financial proposals, and catalyze cross ministerial coordination for locally-led adaptation. 2. Strengthening of climate-resilient cooperatives and youth- and women-led green enterprises, linking to market systems through value chain development and engagement of the private sector. 3. Operationalization of tools like the Climate Vulnerability Index (CVI) and Local Adaptation Plan of Action (LAPA) across ministries. 4. Design of a blended financing mechanism to mobilize private sector investment for local climate adaptation and Nature-based Solution (NbS) investments, leveraging innovative financial instruments and strategic partnerships. 5. An enhanced performance-based climate resilience grant (PBCRG) system which enables incorporating climate adaptation and resilience considerations into national and local planning, budgeting and monitoring processes. 6. Climate risk insurance mechanisms and financial protection instruments developed and institutionalised into local adaptation frameworks to safeguard public and private investments while de-risking and attracting private finance. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 0 0 7000000 0 0 7000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Better prospects for a gender-equal society. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Limited climate impact and enhanced resilience to climate change and natural disasters. Begränsad klimatpåverkan samt stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for preservation and restoration of biodiversity. Stärkta förutsättningar för bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-17899-17899A0102 Sweden The Initiation Plan (IP) Project will prepare the national scale-­up of the Local Government Initiative on Climate Change (LoGIC) project. It aims to bridge the gap between the completion of the current LoGIC project (LoGIC I) and the development, government approval and launch of LoGIC II, a central feature of which will be a proposed blended finance facility. The IP Phase is intended to enable a full­-scale roll-out of LoGIC from the current 9 to 33 Districts (a geographic coverage of more than 50% of Bangladesh, which has 64 Districts). The purpose of the IP Phase is to support the Local Government Division (LGD) and External Relations Division (ERD) to transition the LoGIC model to a national scale-up via a blended finance facility using both loans and grants. A Preliminary Development Project Proposal (PDPP) has been approved by the LGD with a commitment of USD 42 000 000 from its own allocation for this purpose. As a next step, the ERD has taken responsibility for preparing the blended finance facility and engaging co-financing partners from among the bilateral and multilateral financial institutions. Initiation Plan (IP)-projektet kommer att förbereda den nationella uppskalningen av det pågående Local Government Initiative on Climate Change (LoGIC)-projektet. Målet är att överbrygga gapet mellan slutförandet av det nuvarande LoGIC-projektet (LoGIC I) och utvecklingen, regeringens godkännande och lansering av LoGIC II, där en central del kommer att vara en föreslagen blandad finansieringsanläggning. IP-fasen är avsedd att möjliggöra en fullskalig utrullning av LoGIC från nuvarande 9 till 33 distrikt (en geografisk täckning av mer än 50 % av Bangladesh, som har 64 distrikt). Syftet med IP-­fasen är att stödja Local Government Division (LGD) och External Relations Division (ERD) i finansministeriet att överta LoGIC­-modellen och skala upp till nationell nivå via en blandad finansiering facilitet med både lån och bidrag. Ett preliminärt projektförslag (PDPP) har godkänts av LGD med ett åtagande på 42 000 000 USD från egna medel för detta ändamål. Som nästa steg har ERD tagit ansvar för att förbereda den blandade finansieringsfaciliteten och engagera bilaterala och multilaterala finansiella institutioner. The overall objective of LoGIC is: Improved and inclusive local level planning and a strengthened financing mechanism for community-based climate change adaptation solutions through local governments. The purpose of the Initiation Plan (IP) Phase is to support the Local Government Division (LGD) of the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development & Cooperatives and the External Relations Division (ERD) of the Ministry of Finance to transition the LoGIC model to a national scale-up via an innovative financing approach and facility using both loans and grants. The main outputs of the IP during the 12 months are: 1. Technical assistance to Local Government Divison (LGD) and External Relations Division (ERD) to mobilize concessional loans and grants from MDBs and development partners, develop key documents and financial proposals, and catalyze cross ministerial coordination for locally-led adaptation. 2. Strengthening of climate-resilient cooperatives and youth- and women-led green enterprises, linking to market systems through value chain development and engagement of the private sector. 3. Operationalization of tools like the Climate Vulnerability Index (CVI) and Local Adaptation Plan of Action (LAPA) across ministries. 4. Design of a blended financing mechanism to mobilize private sector investment for local climate adaptation and Nature-based Solution (NbS) investments, leveraging innovative financial instruments and strategic partnerships. 5. An enhanced performance-based climate resilience grant (PBCRG) system which enables incorporating climate adaptation and resilience considerations into national and local planning, budgeting and monitoring processes. 6. Climate risk insurance mechanisms and financial protection instruments developed and institutionalised into local adaptation frameworks to safeguard public and private investments while de-risking and attracting private finance. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Bangladesh 2026-2031 Bangladesh 2026-2031 Strengthened democratic development, with increased respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, the rule of law and freedom and empowerment of women and girls (unofficial translation). Stärkt demokratisk utveckling, med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer och frihet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Accelerated green transition that promotes sustainable growth, increased climate adaptation and protection of ecosystems and biological diversity (unofficial translation) Påskyndad grön omställning som främjar hållbar tillväxt, stärkt klimatanpassning och skydd för ekosystem och biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-18023 Sweden IMPACT is the leading independent humanitarian research organization providing representative primary data and analysis of humanitarian needs across the global humanitarian system. Its purpose is to contribute to a more needs-based and effective humanitarian response, as well as to improve the quality of humanitarian research. IMPACT är den ledande oberoende humanitära forskningsorganisationen som tillhandahåller representativ primärdata och analys av humanitära behov inom det globala humanitära systemet. Syfte är att bidra till mer behovsbaserad och effektiv humanitär respons samt forskningskvalitet. År 2030, i alla större kriskontexter, kommer IMPACT att ha levererat rigorös och opartisk forskning som stödjer behovsbaserad, människocentrerad och effektiv humanitär hjälp, vilket på ett meningsfullt sätt förbättrar livet för världens mest utsatta befolkningar. Övergripande mål och delmål: 1. Stödja evidensbaserat beslutsfattande 1.1 Behovsbaserad assistans, 1.2 Människocentrerad assistans, 1.3 Effektiv assistans, 1.4 Stärka och diversifiera vår forskning. IMPACT har en tydlig prioritering av verksamheten vilket säkrar att underlag för behovsbaserd assistans prioriteras i verksamheten (Se vidare MEMO, Rethinking our organisational progerammatic delivery model, June 2025). 2. Driva forskningsmässig excellens 2.1 Forskningskvalitet, 2.2 Teknologisk innovation och AIintegration, 2.3 Kunskap och lärande, 2.4 Data som en offentlig nyttighet 3. Forma en resilient och ändamålsenlig organisation. 3.1 Prestation och lärande, 3.2 Resiliens och effektivitet, 3.3 Våra medarbetare och vår kultur, 3.4 Operativ agilitet Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Relief co-ordination and support services Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Emergency Response Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-18023-18023A0101-H12777 Sweden IMPACT is the leading independent humanitarian research organization providing representative primary data and analysis of humanitarian needs across the global humanitarian system. Its purpose is to contribute to a more needs-based and effective humanitarian response, as well as to improve the quality of humanitarian research. IMPACT är den ledande oberoende humanitära forskningsorganisationen som tillhandahåller representativ primärdata och analys av humanitära behov inom det globala humanitära systemet. Syfte är att bidra till mer behovsbaserad och effektiv humanitär respons samt forskningskvalitet. År 2030, i alla större kriskontexter, kommer IMPACT att ha levererat rigorös och opartisk forskning som stödjer behovsbaserad, människocentrerad och effektiv humanitär hjälp, vilket på ett meningsfullt sätt förbättrar livet för världens mest utsatta befolkningar. Övergripande mål och delmål: 1. Stödja evidensbaserat beslutsfattande 1.1 Behovsbaserad assistans, 1.2 Människocentrerad assistans, 1.3 Effektiv assistans, 1.4 Stärka och diversifiera vår forskning. IMPACT har en tydlig prioritering av verksamheten vilket säkrar att underlag för behovsbaserd assistans prioriteras i verksamheten (Se vidare MEMO, Rethinking our organisational progerammatic delivery model, June 2025). 2. Driva forskningsmässig excellens 2.1 Forskningskvalitet, 2.2 Teknologisk innovation och AIintegration, 2.3 Kunskap och lärande, 2.4 Data som en offentlig nyttighet 3. Forma en resilient och ändamålsenlig organisation. 3.1 Prestation och lärande, 3.2 Resiliens och effektivitet, 3.3 Våra medarbetare och vår kultur, 3.4 Operativ agilitet Sweden Impact Initiatives Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Impact Initiatives 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 25000000 25000000 Impact Initiatives 25000000 Impact Initiatives Swedish Humanitarian aid 2025-2029 Sveriges Humanitära bistånd 2025-2029 Greater effectiveness in the implementation of humanitarian assistance Stärkt effektivitet i genomförandet av humanitärt bistånd Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-18023-18023A0201 Sweden IMPACT is the leading independent humanitarian research organization providing representative primary data and analysis of humanitarian needs across the global humanitarian system. Its purpose is to contribute to a more needs-based and effective humanitarian response, as well as to improve the quality of humanitarian research. IMPACT är den ledande oberoende humanitära forskningsorganisationen som tillhandahåller representativ primärdata och analys av humanitära behov inom det globala humanitära systemet. Syfte är att bidra till mer behovsbaserad och effektiv humanitär respons samt forskningskvalitet. År 2030, i alla större kriskontexter, kommer IMPACT att ha levererat rigorös och opartisk forskning som stödjer behovsbaserad, människocentrerad och effektiv humanitär hjälp, vilket på ett meningsfullt sätt förbättrar livet för världens mest utsatta befolkningar. Övergripande mål och delmål: 1. Stödja evidensbaserat beslutsfattande 1.1 Behovsbaserad assistans, 1.2 Människocentrerad assistans, 1.3 Effektiv assistans, 1.4 Stärka och diversifiera vår forskning. IMPACT har en tydlig prioritering av verksamheten vilket säkrar att underlag för behovsbaserd assistans prioriteras i verksamheten (Se vidare MEMO, Rethinking our organisational progerammatic delivery model, June 2025). 2. Driva forskningsmässig excellens 2.1 Forskningskvalitet, 2.2 Teknologisk innovation och AIintegration, 2.3 Kunskap och lärande, 2.4 Data som en offentlig nyttighet 3. Forma en resilient och ändamålsenlig organisation. 3.1 Prestation och lärande, 3.2 Resiliens och effektivitet, 3.3 Våra medarbetare och vår kultur, 3.4 Operativ agilitet Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 213752 213752 213752 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 213752 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish Humanitarian aid 2025-2029 Sveriges Humanitära bistånd 2025-2029 Greater effectiveness in the implementation of humanitarian assistance Stärkt effektivitet i genomförandet av humanitärt bistånd Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-18199 Sweden The contribution is to increase national ownership of the missing persons process. The gradual transfer of operational responsibilities from the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) to Kosovo institutions, including strengthened capacities for family reference data collection and forensic processing within the Kosovo Forensic Agency (KFA), is considered a credible and sustainable approach. Sida recognizes the continued added value of ICMP’s role in providing technical expertise, quality assurance, independent verification, and support to ensure that processes are implemented in line with international standards. En central aspekt i Sidas bedömning är insatsens bidrag till ett ökat nationellt ägarskap av processen för saknade personer. Den gradvisa överföringen av operativa ansvarsområden från ICMP till Kosovos institutioner, inklusive stärkt kapacitet för insamling av referensdata från familjer och forensisk hantering inom Kosovos forensiska myndighet (KFA), bedöms vara en trovärdig och hållbar strategi. Sida ser samtidigt det fortsatta mervärdet av ICMP roll genom tillhandahållande av teknisk expertis, kvalitetssäkring, oberoende verifiering och stöd för att säkerställa att processerna genomförs i enlighet med internationella standarder. The overall objective of the intervention Support to Kosovo Institutions in Accounting for the Missing and Increasing their Ownership of the Missing Persons Process in Kosovo is to establish a sustainable, credible, and fully nationally owned mechanism for addressing missing persons cases in Kosovo. The project aims to strengthen the capacity, accountability, and institutional ownership of Kosovo institutions by gradually transferring operational responsibilities from international partners to domestic authorities. This transition contributes to strengthening the rule of law, democratic governance, and respect for human rights by ensuring that investigations, data management, and forensic identification processes are conducted in line with international standards. Furthermore, the project supports post-conflict recovery, reconciliation, and social stability by addressing the long-standing concerns of families of missing persons through scientifically verified information, while preventing the manipulation of conflict-related facts. At the regional level, it promotes cooperation, information exchange, and operational dialogue among Western Balkan institutions to facilitate the resolution of complex cross-border missing persons cases, contributing to regional normalization and stability. Through Outcome: Kosovo institutions have increased their ownership, operational effectiveness, and transparency in resolving missing persons cases. Output 1: Data Management and Analytical Capacity of GCMP Enhanced - Through Kosovo GCMP staff hands-on training in data and DNA reference sample collection, consolidation, integration, and systematic use of domestic and regional missing persons data, full deployment of the Kosovo-specific OIC and advanced data management tools, including OSINT applications. Output 2: Sustainability of the process strengthened through increased Kosovo responsibility for DNA sample collection and testing - Through full deployment of KFA's forensic capabilities for post-mortem samples processing and application of quality assured scientific methodologies in identification process. Also, by enabling GCMP to collect data and DNA reference samples from families of missing persons. Output 3: Identification of new cases ensured - Through multilateral operational cooperation for cross-border missing persons cases. Output 4: Forensic assistance in resolution of war crime cases ensured - Through technical assistance in the collection and testing of DNA reference samples, and subsequent comparison of the resulting profiles to those obtained from PM remains. Any identified matches will be quality assured, statistically evaluated and reported by ICMP as per international standards. Output 5: Access to information and public engagement in the missing persons process strengthened -Through regular community meetings and events to inform families and civil society organizations about progress in missing persons cases and continued provision of accurate and verified information to families as well as the public access to verified data to ensure transparency and historical accuracy. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Human rights Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-18199-18199A0101 Sweden The contribution is to increase national ownership of the missing persons process. The gradual transfer of operational responsibilities from the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) to Kosovo institutions, including strengthened capacities for family reference data collection and forensic processing within the Kosovo Forensic Agency (KFA), is considered a credible and sustainable approach. Sida recognizes the continued added value of ICMP’s role in providing technical expertise, quality assurance, independent verification, and support to ensure that processes are implemented in line with international standards. En central aspekt i Sidas bedömning är insatsens bidrag till ett ökat nationellt ägarskap av processen för saknade personer. Den gradvisa överföringen av operativa ansvarsområden från ICMP till Kosovos institutioner, inklusive stärkt kapacitet för insamling av referensdata från familjer och forensisk hantering inom Kosovos forensiska myndighet (KFA), bedöms vara en trovärdig och hållbar strategi. Sida ser samtidigt det fortsatta mervärdet av ICMP roll genom tillhandahållande av teknisk expertis, kvalitetssäkring, oberoende verifiering och stöd för att säkerställa att processerna genomförs i enlighet med internationella standarder. The overall objective of the intervention Support to Kosovo Institutions in Accounting for the Missing and Increasing their Ownership of the Missing Persons Process in Kosovo is to establish a sustainable, credible, and fully nationally owned mechanism for addressing missing persons cases in Kosovo. The project aims to strengthen the capacity, accountability, and institutional ownership of Kosovo institutions by gradually transferring operational responsibilities from international partners to domestic authorities. This transition contributes to strengthening the rule of law, democratic governance, and respect for human rights by ensuring that investigations, data management, and forensic identification processes are conducted in line with international standards. Furthermore, the project supports post-conflict recovery, reconciliation, and social stability by addressing the long-standing concerns of families of missing persons through scientifically verified information, while preventing the manipulation of conflict-related facts. At the regional level, it promotes cooperation, information exchange, and operational dialogue among Western Balkan institutions to facilitate the resolution of complex cross-border missing persons cases, contributing to regional normalization and stability. Through Outcome: Kosovo institutions have increased their ownership, operational effectiveness, and transparency in resolving missing persons cases. Output 1: Data Management and Analytical Capacity of GCMP Enhanced - Through Kosovo GCMP staff hands-on training in data and DNA reference sample collection, consolidation, integration, and systematic use of domestic and regional missing persons data, full deployment of the Kosovo-specific OIC and advanced data management tools, including OSINT applications. Output 2: Sustainability of the process strengthened through increased Kosovo responsibility for DNA sample collection and testing - Through full deployment of KFA's forensic capabilities for post-mortem samples processing and application of quality assured scientific methodologies in identification process. Also, by enabling GCMP to collect data and DNA reference samples from families of missing persons. Output 3: Identification of new cases ensured - Through multilateral operational cooperation for cross-border missing persons cases. Output 4: Forensic assistance in resolution of war crime cases ensured - Through technical assistance in the collection and testing of DNA reference samples, and subsequent comparison of the resulting profiles to those obtained from PM remains. Any identified matches will be quality assured, statistically evaluated and reported by ICMP as per international standards. Output 5: Access to information and public engagement in the missing persons process strengthened -Through regular community meetings and events to inform families and civil society organizations about progress in missing persons cases and continued provision of accurate and verified information to families as well as the public access to verified data to ensure transparency and historical accuracy. Sweden ICMP/International Commission on Missing Persons Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICMP/International Commission on Missing Persons 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1600000 2200000 2200000 1100000 1100000 1600000 0 1100000 1100000 1100000 1100000 7100000 ICMP/International Commission on Missing Persons 1600000 ICMP/International Commission on Missing Persons Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened capacity to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts, including increased resilience to hybrid threats Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter, inklusive ökad motståndskraft mot hybrida hot Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-18199-18199A0201 Sweden The contribution is to increase national ownership of the missing persons process. The gradual transfer of operational responsibilities from the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) to Kosovo institutions, including strengthened capacities for family reference data collection and forensic processing within the Kosovo Forensic Agency (KFA), is considered a credible and sustainable approach. Sida recognizes the continued added value of ICMP’s role in providing technical expertise, quality assurance, independent verification, and support to ensure that processes are implemented in line with international standards. En central aspekt i Sidas bedömning är insatsens bidrag till ett ökat nationellt ägarskap av processen för saknade personer. Den gradvisa överföringen av operativa ansvarsområden från ICMP till Kosovos institutioner, inklusive stärkt kapacitet för insamling av referensdata från familjer och forensisk hantering inom Kosovos forensiska myndighet (KFA), bedöms vara en trovärdig och hållbar strategi. Sida ser samtidigt det fortsatta mervärdet av ICMP roll genom tillhandahållande av teknisk expertis, kvalitetssäkring, oberoende verifiering och stöd för att säkerställa att processerna genomförs i enlighet med internationella standarder. The overall objective of the intervention Support to Kosovo Institutions in Accounting for the Missing and Increasing their Ownership of the Missing Persons Process in Kosovo is to establish a sustainable, credible, and fully nationally owned mechanism for addressing missing persons cases in Kosovo. The project aims to strengthen the capacity, accountability, and institutional ownership of Kosovo institutions by gradually transferring operational responsibilities from international partners to domestic authorities. This transition contributes to strengthening the rule of law, democratic governance, and respect for human rights by ensuring that investigations, data management, and forensic identification processes are conducted in line with international standards. Furthermore, the project supports post-conflict recovery, reconciliation, and social stability by addressing the long-standing concerns of families of missing persons through scientifically verified information, while preventing the manipulation of conflict-related facts. At the regional level, it promotes cooperation, information exchange, and operational dialogue among Western Balkan institutions to facilitate the resolution of complex cross-border missing persons cases, contributing to regional normalization and stability. Through Outcome: Kosovo institutions have increased their ownership, operational effectiveness, and transparency in resolving missing persons cases. Output 1: Data Management and Analytical Capacity of GCMP Enhanced - Through Kosovo GCMP staff hands-on training in data and DNA reference sample collection, consolidation, integration, and systematic use of domestic and regional missing persons data, full deployment of the Kosovo-specific OIC and advanced data management tools, including OSINT applications. Output 2: Sustainability of the process strengthened through increased Kosovo responsibility for DNA sample collection and testing - Through full deployment of KFA's forensic capabilities for post-mortem samples processing and application of quality assured scientific methodologies in identification process. Also, by enabling GCMP to collect data and DNA reference samples from families of missing persons. Output 3: Identification of new cases ensured - Through multilateral operational cooperation for cross-border missing persons cases. Output 4: Forensic assistance in resolution of war crime cases ensured - Through technical assistance in the collection and testing of DNA reference samples, and subsequent comparison of the resulting profiles to those obtained from PM remains. Any identified matches will be quality assured, statistically evaluated and reported by ICMP as per international standards. Output 5: Access to information and public engagement in the missing persons process strengthened -Through regular community meetings and events to inform families and civil society organizations about progress in missing persons cases and continued provision of accurate and verified information to families as well as the public access to verified data to ensure transparency and historical accuracy. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 185173 185173 0 185173 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 185173 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened capacity to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts, including increased resilience to hybrid threats Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter, inklusive ökad motståndskraft mot hybrida hot Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-21000437 Sweden The aim is to support the development of the Nile Basin Initiative and further devolop cooperation over the shared nile waters. The NBTF supports the implementation of the NBI Shared Vision "To achieve sustainable socio-economic development through equitable utilization of, and benefit from, the common Nile Basin water resources". The NBTF supports activities to build i) trust among riparian nations, i Målet med insatsen är att stödja utvecklingen av Nile Basin Initiative och vidareutveckla samarbetet kring Nilens delade vattenresurser. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Water sector policy and administrative management Environmental policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-6-21000437-2100043701 Sweden The aim is to support the development of the Nile Basin Initiative and further devolop cooperation over the shared nile waters. The NBTF supports the implementation of the NBI Shared Vision "To achieve sustainable socio-economic development through equitable utilization of, and benefit from, the common Nile Basin water resources". The NBTF supports activities to build i) trust among riparian nations, i Målet med insatsen är att stödja utvecklingen av Nile Basin Initiative och vidareutveckla samarbetet kring Nilens delade vattenresurser. Sweden The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 7100000 9500000 23370905 7299856 -3445161 9500000 7000000 7100000 -3445161 23370905 3445161 -3445161 43825600 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7100000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 9500000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 9370905.1300000008 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 14000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -3445161.2999999998 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-21000437-2100043702 Sweden The aim is to support the development of the Nile Basin Initiative and further devolop cooperation over the shared nile waters. The NBTF supports the implementation of the NBI Shared Vision "To achieve sustainable socio-economic development through equitable utilization of, and benefit from, the common Nile Basin water resources". The NBTF supports activities to build i) trust among riparian nations, i Målet med insatsen är att stödja utvecklingen av Nile Basin Initiative och vidareutveckla samarbetet kring Nilens delade vattenresurser. Sweden The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 299856 18299.99 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 281555.86 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-21500150 Sweden "Partnership on Health and Mobility in East and Southern Africa" has 5 components: 1) Service Delivery and Capacity Building, 2) Advocacy for Policy Development, 3) Research and Information Dissemination, 4) Regional Coordination, 5) PHAMESA Governance and Control. the target groups to include forced migration, irregular migration, trafficking/smuggling, child migration and migration to urban areas. PHAMESA-modellen omfattar folkhälsoproblem med fokus på sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa inklusive, sexuellt överförbara sjukdomar, hiv och TB. Programmet har 5 komponenter: 1) Hälsoservice och kapacitetsbyggnad, 2) Befrämjande och Policy Utveckling, 3) Forskning och Informationsspridning, 4) Regional Koordinering, 5) PHAMESA Styrning och Kontroll. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Social mitigation of HIV/AIDS Other Social Infrastructure & Services SE-0-SE-6-21500150-2150015001 Sweden "Partnership on Health and Mobility in East and Southern Africa" has 5 components: 1) Service Delivery and Capacity Building, 2) Advocacy for Policy Development, 3) Research and Information Dissemination, 4) Regional Coordination, 5) PHAMESA Governance and Control. the target groups to include forced migration, irregular migration, trafficking/smuggling, child migration and migration to urban areas. PHAMESA-modellen omfattar folkhälsoproblem med fokus på sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa inklusive, sexuellt överförbara sjukdomar, hiv och TB. Programmet har 5 komponenter: 1) Hälsoservice och kapacitetsbyggnad, 2) Befrämjande och Policy Utveckling, 3) Forskning och Informationsspridning, 4) Regional Koordinering, 5) PHAMESA Styrning och Kontroll. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 26600000 23000000 17000000 4925000 23000000 4925000 0 26600000 17000000 71525000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 26600000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 23000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 17000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 4925000 IOM/International Organization for Migration SE-0-SE-6-21500150-2150015002 Sweden "Partnership on Health and Mobility in East and Southern Africa" has 5 components: 1) Service Delivery and Capacity Building, 2) Advocacy for Policy Development, 3) Research and Information Dissemination, 4) Regional Coordination, 5) PHAMESA Governance and Control. the target groups to include forced migration, irregular migration, trafficking/smuggling, child migration and migration to urban areas. PHAMESA-modellen omfattar folkhälsoproblem med fokus på sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa inklusive, sexuellt överförbara sjukdomar, hiv och TB. Programmet har 5 komponenter: 1) Hälsoservice och kapacitetsbyggnad, 2) Befrämjande och Policy Utveckling, 3) Forskning och Informationsspridning, 4) Regional Koordinering, 5) PHAMESA Styrning och Kontroll. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -17000000 -17000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 0 IOM/International Organization for Migration SE-0-SE-6-21500180 Sweden The Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative (REPSSI) has applied to Sida for funding of 51.2 MSEK two year cost extension for core support to the "REPSSI Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP) 2011- 2015". Sida initially provided 49 MSEK covering the first three years of the SIP. This application covers 2014 and 2015. The overall objective of REPSSI’s SIP 2011-2015 is to contribute to promoting enabling environments for communities and families in East and Southern Africa to preserve and nurture the psychosocial wellbeing of children and youth, so that they can live with hope and dignity. The following specific objectives have been formulated to achieve this goal: (1)To develop, accredit and share innovative, user friendly, evidence–based and culturally appropriate resources in the application of psychosocial support (PSS) for children and youth (2) Advocate for the integration of PSS into policies and programmes that affect children and youth, nationally, regionally and globally (3) Provide technical assistance to national programmes in at least 13 countries in East and Southern Africa to mainstream PSS and enhance family and community competences to nurture, protect and empower children and youth and (4)To enhance REPSSI’s Organisational Effectiveness to achieve organizational mission and objectives. The intervention will be implemented in the 13 countries, namely Angola, Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe The intervention’s total budget for the two-year extension phase is 128 MSEK, of which the Swiss Development Cooperation,Comic Relief and the United States Agency for International Development have committed 17 MSEK, 11.2 MSEK and 11.3 MSEK respectively. A total of 37.1 MSEK is anticipated from other smaller funding partners including corporate entities. The expected income comprises both unrestricted and project-specific funding. Sida har av The Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative (REPSSI) mottagit en finansieringsansökan till ett värde av 51.2 MSEK i en tvåårig kostnadsförlängning för kärnstöd till "REPSSI Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP) 2011-2015". Sida har hittills utbetalat 49 MSEK som avser de första tre åren av SIP. Detta program omfattar 2014 och 2015. Det övergripande målet för REPSSI SIP 2011-2015 är att främja gynnsamma miljöer för samhällen och familjer i östra och södra Afrika för att bevara och vårda det psykosociala välbefinnandet hos barn och ungdomar, så att de kan leva med hopp och värdighet. Följande mål har formulerats för att uppnå detta övergripande syfte: (1) Att utveckla, ackreditera och dela innovativa, användarvänliga, evidensbaserade och kulturellt lämpliga resurser i tillämpningen av psykosocialt stöd (PSS) för barn och ungdomar (2) Förespråka integrering av psykosocialt stöd (PSS) i politik och program som påverkar barn och ungdom, nationellt, regionalt och globalt (3) Tillhandahålla tekniskt stöd till nationella program i minst 13 länder i östra och södra Afrika för att integrera PSS och stärka familje-och samhällskompetens att vårda, skydda och stärka barn och unga, samt (4) Förbättra REPSSI:s organisatoriska effektivitet för att uppnå uppdrag och mål. Interventionen kommer att genomföras i 13 länder, nämligen Angola, Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Moçambique, Namibia, Sydafrika, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia och Zimbabwe. Insatsens totala budget för den tvååriga förlängningsfasen uppgår till 128 miljoner kronor, varav det schweiziska utvecklingssamarbetet, Comic Relief och USAID har bidragit med 17 MSEK, 11.2 MSEK och 11.3 MSEK vardera. Totalt förväntas 37.1 miljoner kronor från andra mindre finansieringspartners, inklusive företagsenheter. Den förväntade intäkterna består både av kärnstöd och av projektstöd. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Social mitigation of HIV/AIDS Other Social Infrastructure & Services General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: Sweden, through the Regional Team for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (the Team) has been supporting REPSSI since its establishment in 2002. Following a funding application and Sweden's review of performance in previous phases, a new grant amounting to SEK 49 000 000 was signed as core support for the first three years of REPSSI's 2011-2015 Strategy. The agreement was further extended for another two years with an additional SEK 30 000 000 bringing the total contribution over 5 years to SEK 79 000 000. In this regard, the results register in Trac does not cover the period 2011-2013 when templates were in use. The templates documenting the results from this period are saved and archived in the Embassy's archiving files and have also been uploaded as saved documents in Trac. In 2015, Sweden and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) commissioned Maestral International to conduct an external end-of-phase evaluation of the REPSSI's 2011-2015 Strategy. Notable achievements highlighted in the report include the following: -REPSSI has generally been effective and efficient in developing, accrediting, and sharing innovative, evidence-based and culturally appropriate resources in the application of PSS for children and youth. In South Africa, Zimbabwe and Tanzania, the pre-testing of materials to ensure local tailoring and relevance was particularly appreciated. In many countries, partners have used REPSSI resources tools and resources such as the Journey of Life, Memory and Hero books to inform their programme planning, training initiatives, activities, budgeting and even their own resource development efforts. - Although the results have been mixed with regard to advocacy programming at local, regional and global levels, the organisation has a well-established reputation as a leading "technical hub and voice" for PSS. At national level, REPSSI has directly influenced the inclusion of PSS in national policies such as the Child Protection and Welfare and Act in Swaziland, the National PSS Guideline developed by the Botswana Department of Social Protection which explicitly references REPSSI tools, and policies developed by the Ministry of Education in Zambia including the guideline for guidance and counseling, and the revised teacher training curriculum. - REPSSI has been effective and efficient in providing technical assistance in various ways to national programmes in the 13 supported countries. Apart from strengthening the PSS knowledge and skills of cadres working with children, REPSSI's certificate and Teacher Diploma training programmes have also contributed to increased recognition for PSS and its incorporation in regional and country level policies, strategies and guidelines. By leveraging its role as technical partner to the Southern African Development Community (SADC), REPSSI has been instrumental in the development of the SADC Minimum Package of Services (MPS) for Orphans,Vulnerable Children and Youth which was adopted by Member States in 2011 and which has since been domesticated by a good number of countries. Through its strategic partnership with SADC, the Regional Inter-agency Task Team for Children and HIV and AIDS (RIATT-ESA), government ministries and a network of local implementing partners, REPSSI was able to deliver a range of PSS services to about 10.2 million children in 13 countries in East and Southern Africa. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-21500180-2150018001 Sweden The Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative (REPSSI) has applied to Sida for funding of 51.2 MSEK two year cost extension for core support to the "REPSSI Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP) 2011- 2015". Sida initially provided 49 MSEK covering the first three years of the SIP. This application covers 2014 and 2015. The overall objective of REPSSI’s SIP 2011-2015 is to contribute to promoting enabling environments for communities and families in East and Southern Africa to preserve and nurture the psychosocial wellbeing of children and youth, so that they can live with hope and dignity. The following specific objectives have been formulated to achieve this goal: (1)To develop, accredit and share innovative, user friendly, evidence–based and culturally appropriate resources in the application of psychosocial support (PSS) for children and youth (2) Advocate for the integration of PSS into policies and programmes that affect children and youth, nationally, regionally and globally (3) Provide technical assistance to national programmes in at least 13 countries in East and Southern Africa to mainstream PSS and enhance family and community competences to nurture, protect and empower children and youth and (4)To enhance REPSSI’s Organisational Effectiveness to achieve organizational mission and objectives. The intervention will be implemented in the 13 countries, namely Angola, Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe The intervention’s total budget for the two-year extension phase is 128 MSEK, of which the Swiss Development Cooperation,Comic Relief and the United States Agency for International Development have committed 17 MSEK, 11.2 MSEK and 11.3 MSEK respectively. A total of 37.1 MSEK is anticipated from other smaller funding partners including corporate entities. The expected income comprises both unrestricted and project-specific funding. Sida har av The Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative (REPSSI) mottagit en finansieringsansökan till ett värde av 51.2 MSEK i en tvåårig kostnadsförlängning för kärnstöd till "REPSSI Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP) 2011-2015". Sida har hittills utbetalat 49 MSEK som avser de första tre åren av SIP. Detta program omfattar 2014 och 2015. Det övergripande målet för REPSSI SIP 2011-2015 är att främja gynnsamma miljöer för samhällen och familjer i östra och södra Afrika för att bevara och vårda det psykosociala välbefinnandet hos barn och ungdomar, så att de kan leva med hopp och värdighet. Följande mål har formulerats för att uppnå detta övergripande syfte: (1) Att utveckla, ackreditera och dela innovativa, användarvänliga, evidensbaserade och kulturellt lämpliga resurser i tillämpningen av psykosocialt stöd (PSS) för barn och ungdomar (2) Förespråka integrering av psykosocialt stöd (PSS) i politik och program som påverkar barn och ungdom, nationellt, regionalt och globalt (3) Tillhandahålla tekniskt stöd till nationella program i minst 13 länder i östra och södra Afrika för att integrera PSS och stärka familje-och samhällskompetens att vårda, skydda och stärka barn och unga, samt (4) Förbättra REPSSI:s organisatoriska effektivitet för att uppnå uppdrag och mål. Interventionen kommer att genomföras i 13 länder, nämligen Angola, Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Moçambique, Namibia, Sydafrika, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia och Zimbabwe. Insatsens totala budget för den tvååriga förlängningsfasen uppgår till 128 miljoner kronor, varav det schweiziska utvecklingssamarbetet, Comic Relief och USAID har bidragit med 17 MSEK, 11.2 MSEK och 11.3 MSEK vardera. Totalt förväntas 37.1 miljoner kronor från andra mindre finansieringspartners, inklusive företagsenheter. Den förväntade intäkterna består både av kärnstöd och av projektstöd. Sweden REPSSI/Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency REPSSI/Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 16000000 17000000 16000000 15000000 15000000 15000000 16000000 17000000 16000000 0 15000000 79000000 REPSSI/Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative 16000000 REPSSI/Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative 17000000 REPSSI/Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative 16000000 REPSSI/Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative 15000000 REPSSI/Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative 15000000 REPSSI/Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Increased access to integrated basic health services for women and children Ökad tillgång till grundläggande integrerad hälsoservice för kvinnor och barn Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-21500180-2150018002 Sweden The Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative (REPSSI) has applied to Sida for funding of 51.2 MSEK two year cost extension for core support to the "REPSSI Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP) 2011- 2015". Sida initially provided 49 MSEK covering the first three years of the SIP. This application covers 2014 and 2015. The overall objective of REPSSI’s SIP 2011-2015 is to contribute to promoting enabling environments for communities and families in East and Southern Africa to preserve and nurture the psychosocial wellbeing of children and youth, so that they can live with hope and dignity. The following specific objectives have been formulated to achieve this goal: (1)To develop, accredit and share innovative, user friendly, evidence–based and culturally appropriate resources in the application of psychosocial support (PSS) for children and youth (2) Advocate for the integration of PSS into policies and programmes that affect children and youth, nationally, regionally and globally (3) Provide technical assistance to national programmes in at least 13 countries in East and Southern Africa to mainstream PSS and enhance family and community competences to nurture, protect and empower children and youth and (4)To enhance REPSSI’s Organisational Effectiveness to achieve organizational mission and objectives. The intervention will be implemented in the 13 countries, namely Angola, Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe The intervention’s total budget for the two-year extension phase is 128 MSEK, of which the Swiss Development Cooperation,Comic Relief and the United States Agency for International Development have committed 17 MSEK, 11.2 MSEK and 11.3 MSEK respectively. A total of 37.1 MSEK is anticipated from other smaller funding partners including corporate entities. The expected income comprises both unrestricted and project-specific funding. Sida har av The Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative (REPSSI) mottagit en finansieringsansökan till ett värde av 51.2 MSEK i en tvåårig kostnadsförlängning för kärnstöd till "REPSSI Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP) 2011-2015". Sida har hittills utbetalat 49 MSEK som avser de första tre åren av SIP. Detta program omfattar 2014 och 2015. Det övergripande målet för REPSSI SIP 2011-2015 är att främja gynnsamma miljöer för samhällen och familjer i östra och södra Afrika för att bevara och vårda det psykosociala välbefinnandet hos barn och ungdomar, så att de kan leva med hopp och värdighet. Följande mål har formulerats för att uppnå detta övergripande syfte: (1) Att utveckla, ackreditera och dela innovativa, användarvänliga, evidensbaserade och kulturellt lämpliga resurser i tillämpningen av psykosocialt stöd (PSS) för barn och ungdomar (2) Förespråka integrering av psykosocialt stöd (PSS) i politik och program som påverkar barn och ungdom, nationellt, regionalt och globalt (3) Tillhandahålla tekniskt stöd till nationella program i minst 13 länder i östra och södra Afrika för att integrera PSS och stärka familje-och samhällskompetens att vårda, skydda och stärka barn och unga, samt (4) Förbättra REPSSI:s organisatoriska effektivitet för att uppnå uppdrag och mål. Interventionen kommer att genomföras i 13 länder, nämligen Angola, Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Moçambique, Namibia, Sydafrika, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia och Zimbabwe. Insatsens totala budget för den tvååriga förlängningsfasen uppgår till 128 miljoner kronor, varav det schweiziska utvecklingssamarbetet, Comic Relief och USAID har bidragit med 17 MSEK, 11.2 MSEK och 11.3 MSEK vardera. Totalt förväntas 37.1 miljoner kronor från andra mindre finansieringspartners, inklusive företagsenheter. Den förväntade intäkterna består både av kärnstöd och av projektstöd. Sweden REPSSI/Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -10000000 -10000000 International NGO Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Increased access to integrated basic health services for women and children Ökad tillgång till grundläggande integrerad hälsoservice för kvinnor och barn Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-29000388 Sweden As part of AU/UNECA/AfDBs ClimDev program establish the African Climate Policy Centre (ACPC) within the UNECA to develop policy on climate change and primarily adaptation to climate change in Africa. Som en del av AU/UNECA/AfDBs gemensamma ClimDev program etablera ett afrikanskt klimatcenter inom UNECA för utveckling av policy inom klimatförändringar, framför allt inom anpassning till klimatförändringarna. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-6-29000388-2900038801 Sweden As part of AU/UNECA/AfDBs ClimDev program establish the African Climate Policy Centre (ACPC) within the UNECA to develop policy on climate change and primarily adaptation to climate change in Africa. Som en del av AU/UNECA/AfDBs gemensamma ClimDev program etablera ett afrikanskt klimatcenter inom UNECA för utveckling av policy inom klimatförändringar, framför allt inom anpassning till klimatförändringarna. Sweden ECA/Economic Commission for Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ECA/Economic Commission for Africa Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 60000000 0 -35329171 60000000 60000000 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa 60000000 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa -35329171.0399999991 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa SE-0-SE-6-29000388-2900038802 Sweden As part of AU/UNECA/AfDBs ClimDev program establish the African Climate Policy Centre (ACPC) within the UNECA to develop policy on climate change and primarily adaptation to climate change in Africa. Som en del av AU/UNECA/AfDBs gemensamma ClimDev program etablera ett afrikanskt klimatcenter inom UNECA för utveckling av policy inom klimatförändringar, framför allt inom anpassning till klimatförändringarna. Sweden ECA/Economic Commission for Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ECA/Economic Commission for Africa Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 20800000 20800000 20800000 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa 20800000 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa SE-0-SE-6-31000336 Sweden Support to Land Reforms under the Kenyan Ministry of Lands' Land Reform Transformation Unit. Activities supported include public consultations, studies, capacity building and others. Stöd till landreform genom det Kenyanska landministeriets reformenhet. Bland de aktiviteter som stöds finns konsultationer med allmänheten, studier, kapacitetsutveckling m m. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Agricultural land resources Agriculture SE-0-SE-6-31000336-3100033601 Sweden Support to Land Reforms under the Kenyan Ministry of Lands' Land Reform Transformation Unit. Activities supported include public consultations, studies, capacity building and others. Stöd till landreform genom det Kenyanska landministeriets reformenhet. Bland de aktiviteter som stöds finns konsultationer med allmänheten, studier, kapacitetsutveckling m m. Sweden Ministry of Lands/Housing KEN Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministry of Lands/Housing KEN Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 Ministry of Lands/Housing KEN 5000000 Ministry of Lands/Housing KEN -2912024.96 Ministry of Lands/Housing KEN Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 •Strengthened management of natural resources and ecosystem services Stärkt förvaltning av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-31000336-3100033602 Sweden Support to Land Reforms under the Kenyan Ministry of Lands' Land Reform Transformation Unit. Activities supported include public consultations, studies, capacity building and others. Stöd till landreform genom det Kenyanska landministeriets reformenhet. Bland de aktiviteter som stöds finns konsultationer med allmänheten, studier, kapacitetsutveckling m m. Sweden Ministry of Lands/Housing KEN Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 667359 335881 0 335881 0 -996760 0 667359 996760 1003240 Mottagarlandets regering 210580.53 Mottagarlandets regering 456778.25 Mottagarlandets regering 335880.65 Mottagarlandets regering Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 •Strengthened management of natural resources and ecosystem services Stärkt förvaltning av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-31100041 Sweden Procure consultancy services to assist NALEP link common interest groups with market and financial services and assist ASCU develop a marketing policy and strategy for the sector. Procure consultancy services to assist NALEP link common interest groups with market and financial services and assist ASCU develop a marketing policy and strategy for the sector. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Agricultural services Agriculture SE-0-SE-6-31100041-3110004101 Sweden Procure consultancy services to assist NALEP link common interest groups with market and financial services and assist ASCU develop a marketing policy and strategy for the sector. Procure consultancy services to assist NALEP link common interest groups with market and financial services and assist ASCU develop a marketing policy and strategy for the sector. Sweden Government of the Republic of Kenya Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 1800000 1800000 0 0 1800000 Dev. country based NGOs 1769742 Dev. country based NGOs SE-0-SE-6-31100041-3110004103 Sweden Procure consultancy services to assist NALEP link common interest groups with market and financial services and assist ASCU develop a marketing policy and strategy for the sector. Procure consultancy services to assist NALEP link common interest groups with market and financial services and assist ASCU develop a marketing policy and strategy for the sector. Sweden Government of the Republic of Kenya Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 200000 200000 200000 Other 156960 Other 0 Other SE-0-SE-6-31100071 Sweden The overall objective of the ASDSP is "to transform Kenya's agric. sector into an innovative, commercially oriented, competitive and modem industry that will contribute to poverty reduction and improved food security in rural and urban Kenya". There are three components, sector coordination, natural resource management and value chains. The programme is for 5 yrs with Sida contribution of 350 MSEK. he overall objective of the ASDSP is "to transform Kenya's agric. sector into an innovative, commercially oriented, competitive and modem industry that will contribute to poverty reduction and improved food security in rural and urban Kenya". There are three components, sector coordination, natural resource management and value chains. The programme is for 5 yrs with Sida contribution of 350 MSEK. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Agricultural extension Agriculture General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: Significant results attained towards realization of the intended outcome include: Component 1: Establishment of the Transformation Initiative as the mode of sector coordination and operationalization of the Intergovernmental Secretariat (IGS) with functional Technical Working Groups to enhance National/County governments coordination; formation of 485 functional value chain partnerships through which extended value chain concepts were implemented; finalization of a functional MIS for programme monitoring; development of a sector M&E framework; and support to development of the new Agricultural Policy. Component 2: About 58,000 (67% males, 33% adult females and youth) Value Chain Actors trained on NRM/CC related risk out of which 26,500 were linked to weather/climate information and using climate smart technologies (69% adult males, 31% adult females and youth); linkage/involvement of local Value Chain Actors in weather information dissemination and development of climate risk management plans; and linkage of over 4000 vulnerable Value Chain Actors to private and public social protection service providers. Component 3: Support of 152 county partnership projects on capacity building of value organizations valued at BKES 1 (with ASDSP contributing 38% to leverage partners resources); 152 investments by value chain actors were implemented through the extended concepts coordinated by the Value Chain Platforms; development of 5 additional financial products in collaboration with Kenya Commercial Bank (a Sida/USAID credit Guarantee partner); support to development and establishment of 3 agro-value chain technology incubation centres; and development of a value chain micro site prototype to disseminate value chain based information, linking agro producers to agro trader’s. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-31100071-3110007101 Sweden The overall objective of the ASDSP is "to transform Kenya's agric. sector into an innovative, commercially oriented, competitive and modem industry that will contribute to poverty reduction and improved food security in rural and urban Kenya". There are three components, sector coordination, natural resource management and value chains. The programme is for 5 yrs with Sida contribution of 350 MSEK. he overall objective of the ASDSP is "to transform Kenya's agric. sector into an innovative, commercially oriented, competitive and modem industry that will contribute to poverty reduction and improved food security in rural and urban Kenya". There are three components, sector coordination, natural resource management and value chains. The programme is for 5 yrs with Sida contribution of 350 MSEK. Sweden Government of the Republic of Kenya Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 2.c - Vidta åtgärder för att säkerställa väl fungerande marknader och derivatmarknader för jordbruksråvaror. Underlätta tillgången till aktuell marknadsinformation, inklusive om livsmedelsreserver, i syfte att bidra till att begränsa extrema svängningar i livsmedelspriser. 2.c - Adopt measures to ensure the proper functioning of food commodity markets and their derivatives and facilitate timely access to market information, including on food reserves, in order to help limit extreme food price volatility. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 79940783 70000000 70000000 75000000 55000000 0 40000000 70000000 -25000000.0000000037 75000000 79940782.9999999851 40000000 0 70000000 15059217 -15059217 0 349940783 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 30000000 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 147451 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 16150 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 682401 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 331978 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 48762803 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 30000000 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 40000000 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 30000000 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 40000000 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 40000000 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 35000000 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 40000000 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 15000000 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 Improved capacity of public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters, and reduced climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra ktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad moståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt minskad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd •Strengthened capacity among public institutions and civil society organisations that promote gender equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer som arbetar för att främja jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased productivity, sustainability and processing in small- scale agriculture Ökad produktivitet, hållbarhet och förädlingsgrad inom det småskaliga lantbruket Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved opportunities – particularly for women and young people – for productive employment with decent working conditions Förbättrade förutsättningar för framförallt kvinnor och ungdomar till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-31100071-3110007102 Sweden The overall objective of the ASDSP is "to transform Kenya's agric. sector into an innovative, commercially oriented, competitive and modem industry that will contribute to poverty reduction and improved food security in rural and urban Kenya". There are three components, sector coordination, natural resource management and value chains. The programme is for 5 yrs with Sida contribution of 350 MSEK. he overall objective of the ASDSP is "to transform Kenya's agric. sector into an innovative, commercially oriented, competitive and modem industry that will contribute to poverty reduction and improved food security in rural and urban Kenya". There are three components, sector coordination, natural resource management and value chains. The programme is for 5 yrs with Sida contribution of 350 MSEK. Sweden Government of the Republic of Kenya Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme 2.c - Adopt measures to ensure the proper functioning of food commodity markets and their derivatives and facilitate timely access to market information, including on food reserves, in order to help limit extreme food price volatility. 2.c - Vidta åtgärder för att säkerställa väl fungerande marknader och derivatmarknader för jordbruksråvaror. Underlätta tillgången till aktuell marknadsinformation, inklusive om livsmedelsreserver, i syfte att bidra till att begränsa extrema svängningar i livsmedelspriser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -53690 0 -53690 ASDSP/Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-32000066 Sweden Support to Zanzibar's education sector for implementation of the Zanzibar Education Development Programme, ZEDP, from June 2010 through June 2013. The main parts of the support is aimed for capacity building and classroom construction. Stöd till Zanzibars utbildningssektor för genomförandet av Zanzibars strategiska plan för undervisning, ZEDP, under tiden juni 2010 tom. juni 2013. Stödet framförallt inriktat på kapacitetsutveckling och byggande av klassrum. In alignement with the MOEVT ZEDP II, which is the national strategic plan for the education sector in Zanzibar, priority areas has been • Expanding Access to Education, with a Particular Focus on Primary Education • Capacity Building for Staff at the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training (MoEVT) • Strengthening of Monitoring, Evaluation and Assessment (MEA), under which was the: - Development of MOEVT’s website, and - Financial Management Reform Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Education facilities and training Education, Level Unspecified The main results to attribute the support are related to access to education - school/classroom construction, capacity building of staff at MoEVT and strengthening of the MEA system at MoEVT. Below follows a summary.  Access to education has improved by the fee free education implemented in Zanzibar. The big number of enrollment of children in lower grades has reduced the number of children out of school. The increasing population is a mayor challenge. The pupils’ classroom ratio stand at 67 (in 2017), above the set standard of 45. More than 20 additional children in each classroom, than planned for.   The support trough Sida, the last 10 years, to improve by completion of classrooms has been important. In only 2017/18 the government planned to complete 200 classrooms out of more than the 285 existing classrooms. This has contributed to the improvment of access to education, with a particular focus on primary education. The ministry has applied an interesting model of completion of classrooms, contructed by the communites, whith Sida support. The completion of classrooms has included the finalization of the constrution such as the roof and provision of furnitures. Local artisans were trained to work on the construction of the classrooms and to improve the learning environment. The library in Pemba was finished and improved, in addition to establish a reading program under the library services, for childrenin the area.  The increasing population of children in need of education access and quality is the main challenge. The model the ministry has applied with Sida fund has contributed to a different approach and involvement of the community. The need of continous rehabilitation of classrooms to maintain its quality is a key challenge. Capacity building - a key area to improve internal mangement, the education management systems, the capacity to analyze and improve the ability to plan and follow-up access to and quality education. Some key staff members from the ministry have been trained sucessfully and provided new and important knowledge to the ministry. Some staff have been trained are now in positions of leadership in the Ministry. It has  been instrumental in ensuring that the national strategic plan for the education sector of Zanzibar was developed in a timely manner and disseminated. However, the ministry has recognized the challenges with the organisational structure and culture. Trained focal points for improved monitoring are not able to support and deliver their expertise to people and situations where it is needed. Strengthening the EMIS has been one of the primary reason for the multiple delays in the program. The consultant firm employed to make the system user-friendly was not able to work to the satisfaction of the Ministry and time was needed to seek other solutions. Unplanned activites have funded through the Sector Support, approved by Sida, such as working on the planning for the new strategic plan, ZEDP II, however according to the ministry the process was not well planned and not efficently executed, and caused delays.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-32000066-3200006601 Sweden Support to Zanzibar's education sector for implementation of the Zanzibar Education Development Programme, ZEDP, from June 2010 through June 2013. The main parts of the support is aimed for capacity building and classroom construction. Stöd till Zanzibars utbildningssektor för genomförandet av Zanzibars strategiska plan för undervisning, ZEDP, under tiden juni 2010 tom. juni 2013. Stödet framförallt inriktat på kapacitetsutveckling och byggande av klassrum. In alignement with the MOEVT ZEDP II, which is the national strategic plan for the education sector in Zanzibar, priority areas has been • Expanding Access to Education, with a Particular Focus on Primary Education • Capacity Building for Staff at the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training (MoEVT) • Strengthening of Monitoring, Evaluation and Assessment (MEA), under which was the: - Development of MOEVT’s website, and - Financial Management Reform Sweden Ministry of Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministry of Environment 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 10000002 0 14428950 0 15571048 0 15571048 0 0 14428950 0 10000002 40000000 Ministry of Environment 10000001.5999999996 Ministry of Environment 14428950 Ministry of Environment 15571048 Ministry of Environment SE-0-SE-6-32000066-3200006604 Sweden Support to Zanzibar's education sector for implementation of the Zanzibar Education Development Programme, ZEDP, from June 2010 through June 2013. The main parts of the support is aimed for capacity building and classroom construction. Stöd till Zanzibars utbildningssektor för genomförandet av Zanzibars strategiska plan för undervisning, ZEDP, under tiden juni 2010 tom. juni 2013. Stödet framförallt inriktat på kapacitetsutveckling och byggande av klassrum. In alignement with the MOEVT ZEDP II, which is the national strategic plan for the education sector in Zanzibar, priority areas has been • Expanding Access to Education, with a Particular Focus on Primary Education • Capacity Building for Staff at the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training (MoEVT) • Strengthening of Monitoring, Evaluation and Assessment (MEA), under which was the: - Development of MOEVT’s website, and - Financial Management Reform Sweden Ministry of Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministry of Environment 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -800000 -800000 -800000 Ministry of Environment -726845.22 Ministry of Environment Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Inclusive and gender-equal education and quality lifelong learning, focusing particularly on girls and young mothers. Inkluderande och jämställd utbildning och livslångt lärande av god kvalitet, med särskilt fokus på flickor och unga mödrar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-32000069 Sweden Rehabilitation of Hale Hydro Power Plant in Tanga Region in Tanzania encompassing replacement of one generating unit (10,5 MW), partial renovation of the second unit plus comprehensive rehabilitation of civil, hydraulic and electromechanical equipment and the winding of Songo songo substation Upprustning av Hale vattenkraftstation i Tanga region i Tanzania inkl byte av en generator (10,5 MW), delvis renovering av den andra generatorn, samt upprustning av utrustning och songo songo transformatorcentralen. The main objective of the project is to provide renewable energy for poverty reduction. The specific objective is to ensure another 30-40 years power supply from the Hale hydropower station to the national grid, which includes improved overall operational and safety aspects of the hydropower plant. Hale power station is owned and operated by the national utility company Tanzania Electric Supply Company, Tanesco.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Energy generation, renewable sources - multiple technologies Energy generation, renewable sources The project is divided into two main lots. Lot 1, covering the access road, access tunnel, and associated civil works, was successfully completed and handed over in April 2024. The contractor has fulfilled its obligations, and payments are nearly complete, with approximately 98% of the contract value already paid. Lot 2 covers the rehabilitation of the powerhouse electromechanical systems, hydraulic steel structures, transformers, substation equipment, control and protection systems, and reinforcement of the headrace and tailrace tunnels. As of 30 May 2026, overall progress for Lot 2 stands at 82%. Several key milestones have been achieved. The new access road and access tunnel are fully completed. The replacement of the powerhouse and gantry cranes has also been completed. Rehabilitation of hydraulic steel structures and construction of the switchgear building are approximately 95% complete. Installation of cooling systems, drainage systems, and plant control systems is progressing well, while generator, transformer, and substation equipment installation continues on site. Current focus is on accelerating installation activities and ensuring timely delivery of the remaining outstanding equipment. The key items still awaiting delivery are the DC systems and certain 132 kV substation components, including circuit breakers and surge arresters. Close monitoring of shipping and logistics is underway to avoid further delays. The supervising consultant, SWECO International AB in joint venture with Energy Infratech, continues to provide technical supervision, contract administration, payment certification, progress monitoring, safety oversight, and reporting support. In general, the project has reached an advanced stage with major civil works completed and most rehabilitation activities well underway. While additional tunnel reinforcement works have extended the schedule, the project remains focused on achieving completion by July 2026 and delivering a modernized, more reliable, and sustainable hydropower facility that will strengthen electricity supply in Tanzania. In summary, the project is progressing well and remains on a broadly positive trajectory. While the objectives are achievable within the intervention period, this will depend on maintaining momentum in the remaining works, particularly electromechanical installation and system integration and actively managing emerging risks over the final implementation phase. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-32000069-3200006901 Sweden Rehabilitation of Hale Hydro Power Plant in Tanga Region in Tanzania encompassing replacement of one generating unit (10,5 MW), partial renovation of the second unit plus comprehensive rehabilitation of civil, hydraulic and electromechanical equipment and the winding of Songo songo substation Upprustning av Hale vattenkraftstation i Tanga region i Tanzania inkl byte av en generator (10,5 MW), delvis renovering av den andra generatorn, samt upprustning av utrustning och songo songo transformatorcentralen. The main objective of the project is to provide renewable energy for poverty reduction. The specific objective is to ensure another 30-40 years power supply from the Hale hydropower station to the national grid, which includes improved overall operational and safety aspects of the hydropower plant. Hale power station is owned and operated by the national utility company Tanzania Electric Supply Company, Tanesco.   Sweden Ministry of Finance/Development Revenue Account Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency TANESCO LTD/Tanesco Hale Hydro Plant Rehabilitation Project 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 869681 5710771 5000000 5000000 74000000 0 0 0 74419548 74000000 0 0 0 0 869681 -35000000 0 40000000 5710771 0 0 -69419548 0 90580452 TANESCO LTD/Tanesco Hale Hydro Plant Rehabilitation Project 308023 TANESCO LTD/Tanesco Hale Hydro Plant Rehabilitation Project 561658 TANESCO LTD/Tanesco Hale Hydro Plant Rehabilitation Project 5710770.54 TANESCO LTD/Tanesco Hale Hydro Plant Rehabilitation Project 5000000 TANESCO LTD/Tanesco Hale Hydro Plant Rehabilitation Project 5000000 TANESCO LTD/Tanesco Hale Hydro Plant Rehabilitation Project 74000000 TANESCO LTD/Tanesco Hale Hydro Plant Rehabilitation Project SE-0-SE-6-32000069-3200006903 Sweden Rehabilitation of Hale Hydro Power Plant in Tanga Region in Tanzania encompassing replacement of one generating unit (10,5 MW), partial renovation of the second unit plus comprehensive rehabilitation of civil, hydraulic and electromechanical equipment and the winding of Songo songo substation Upprustning av Hale vattenkraftstation i Tanga region i Tanzania inkl byte av en generator (10,5 MW), delvis renovering av den andra generatorn, samt upprustning av utrustning och songo songo transformatorcentralen. The main objective of the project is to provide renewable energy for poverty reduction. The specific objective is to ensure another 30-40 years power supply from the Hale hydropower station to the national grid, which includes improved overall operational and safety aspects of the hydropower plant. Hale power station is owned and operated by the national utility company Tanzania Electric Supply Company, Tanesco.   Sweden Ministry of Finance/Development Revenue Account Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency TANESCO LTD/Tanesco Hale Hydro Plant Rehabilitation Project 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 28419548 0 0 0 0 0 28419548 0 0 28419548 TANESCO LTD/Tanesco Hale Hydro Plant Rehabilitation Project 28419548 TANESCO LTD/Tanesco Hale Hydro Plant Rehabilitation Project Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Increased access to renewable energy and improved energy efficiency. Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-32010131 Sweden Restless Development is a national youth led development agency in Tanzania. The Embassy of Sweden has been working in partnership with the agency for a significant number of years, with a number of results achieved during the period as documented in a Programme External Evaluation for the period 2008 – 2011. The objectives of the programme are: 1. Young people will take up a significant role in policy making processes that affect their lives. 2. Government is contributing to a supportive environment where young people take responsibility for their Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) choices. 3. Young people will make responsible decisions regarding their SRH. 4. Young people will have improved lifeskills and livelihoods opportunities. Restless development is therefore requesting a cost extension of SEK 4,700,000 for programme activities and SEK 650,000 for final evaluation purposes. The critical extension will build on the strong foundation that has been created, align to the Restless Development 5 year strategy that ends in 2015 and add value to development programming in the country. The programming will focus on delivery of results, shaping and supporting the implementation of youth focused policy and practices across civil society, development partners, private and government. Project Summary Restless Development is a national youth led development agency in Tanzania. The Embassy of Sweden has been working in partnership with the agency for a significant number of years, with a number of results achieved during the period as documented in a Programme External Evaluation for the period 2008 – 2011. Restless development is therefore requesting a cost extension of SEK 4,700,000 for programme activities. SEK 650,000 has been set aside for evaluation purposes from original agreement. The critical extension will build on the strong foundation that has been created and add value to development programming in the country. The programming will focus on entrepneurship among young people, delivery of results, shaping and supporting the implementation of youth focused policy and practices across civil society, development partners, private and government. The programme will be implemented through the following strategies: 1.Promotion of youth to youth strategies in peer education, counselling and capacity building 2.Combined grass roots delivery with policy influencing, giving young people an authentic voice and role at all levels on the development issues facing them and their communities 3.Enabling young professionals to lead the organisation from community to board level 4.Efficient and equity based approaches on use of financial resources. The intervention intends to significantly upscale the capacity of young Tanzanians to professionally and technically participate in development policy processes from local to national level, in order that their participation delivers improved and more accountable development outcomes for young people and their communities. Furthermore, the intervention will support the youth sector, CSOs, government and private sector to understand and respond to proven models and take action to improve policy implementation at grassroots level. It will also facilitate young people to make responsible decisions regarding their sexual and reproductive health, entrepneurship, as well as through strategic partnerships strengthen young people’s access to financial services and young people’s engagement in policy making to ensure that the strategies are youth friendly. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Democratic participation and civil society Social mitigation of HIV/AIDS Government & Civil Society-general Other Social Infrastructure & Services SE-0-SE-6-32010131-3201013101 Sweden Restless Development is a national youth led development agency in Tanzania. The Embassy of Sweden has been working in partnership with the agency for a significant number of years, with a number of results achieved during the period as documented in a Programme External Evaluation for the period 2008 – 2011. The objectives of the programme are: 1. Young people will take up a significant role in policy making processes that affect their lives. 2. Government is contributing to a supportive environment where young people take responsibility for their Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) choices. 3. Young people will make responsible decisions regarding their SRH. 4. Young people will have improved lifeskills and livelihoods opportunities. Restless development is therefore requesting a cost extension of SEK 4,700,000 for programme activities and SEK 650,000 for final evaluation purposes. The critical extension will build on the strong foundation that has been created, align to the Restless Development 5 year strategy that ends in 2015 and add value to development programming in the country. The programming will focus on delivery of results, shaping and supporting the implementation of youth focused policy and practices across civil society, development partners, private and government. Project Summary Restless Development is a national youth led development agency in Tanzania. The Embassy of Sweden has been working in partnership with the agency for a significant number of years, with a number of results achieved during the period as documented in a Programme External Evaluation for the period 2008 – 2011. Restless development is therefore requesting a cost extension of SEK 4,700,000 for programme activities. SEK 650,000 has been set aside for evaluation purposes from original agreement. The critical extension will build on the strong foundation that has been created and add value to development programming in the country. The programming will focus on entrepneurship among young people, delivery of results, shaping and supporting the implementation of youth focused policy and practices across civil society, development partners, private and government. The programme will be implemented through the following strategies: 1.Promotion of youth to youth strategies in peer education, counselling and capacity building 2.Combined grass roots delivery with policy influencing, giving young people an authentic voice and role at all levels on the development issues facing them and their communities 3.Enabling young professionals to lead the organisation from community to board level 4.Efficient and equity based approaches on use of financial resources. The intervention intends to significantly upscale the capacity of young Tanzanians to professionally and technically participate in development policy processes from local to national level, in order that their participation delivers improved and more accountable development outcomes for young people and their communities. Furthermore, the intervention will support the youth sector, CSOs, government and private sector to understand and respond to proven models and take action to improve policy implementation at grassroots level. It will also facilitate young people to make responsible decisions regarding their sexual and reproductive health, entrepneurship, as well as through strategic partnerships strengthen young people’s access to financial services and young people’s engagement in policy making to ensure that the strategies are youth friendly. 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The Embassy of Sweden has been working in partnership with the agency for a significant number of years, with a number of results achieved during the period as documented in a Programme External Evaluation for the period 2008 – 2011. The objectives of the programme are: 1. Young people will take up a significant role in policy making processes that affect their lives. 2. Government is contributing to a supportive environment where young people take responsibility for their Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) choices. 3. Young people will make responsible decisions regarding their SRH. 4. Young people will have improved lifeskills and livelihoods opportunities. Restless development is therefore requesting a cost extension of SEK 4,700,000 for programme activities and SEK 650,000 for final evaluation purposes. The critical extension will build on the strong foundation that has been created, align to the Restless Development 5 year strategy that ends in 2015 and add value to development programming in the country. The programming will focus on delivery of results, shaping and supporting the implementation of youth focused policy and practices across civil society, development partners, private and government. Project Summary Restless Development is a national youth led development agency in Tanzania. The Embassy of Sweden has been working in partnership with the agency for a significant number of years, with a number of results achieved during the period as documented in a Programme External Evaluation for the period 2008 – 2011. Restless development is therefore requesting a cost extension of SEK 4,700,000 for programme activities. SEK 650,000 has been set aside for evaluation purposes from original agreement. The critical extension will build on the strong foundation that has been created and add value to development programming in the country. The programming will focus on entrepneurship among young people, delivery of results, shaping and supporting the implementation of youth focused policy and practices across civil society, development partners, private and government. The programme will be implemented through the following strategies: 1.Promotion of youth to youth strategies in peer education, counselling and capacity building 2.Combined grass roots delivery with policy influencing, giving young people an authentic voice and role at all levels on the development issues facing them and their communities 3.Enabling young professionals to lead the organisation from community to board level 4.Efficient and equity based approaches on use of financial resources. The intervention intends to significantly upscale the capacity of young Tanzanians to professionally and technically participate in development policy processes from local to national level, in order that their participation delivers improved and more accountable development outcomes for young people and their communities. Furthermore, the intervention will support the youth sector, CSOs, government and private sector to understand and respond to proven models and take action to improve policy implementation at grassroots level. It will also facilitate young people to make responsible decisions regarding their sexual and reproductive health, entrepneurship, as well as through strategic partnerships strengthen young people’s access to financial services and young people’s engagement in policy making to ensure that the strategies are youth friendly. Sweden Övriga internationella enskil Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 650002 0 609031 0 650002 International NGO 189852 International NGO 419179 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-32100004 Sweden The purpose of Uwezo Tanzania is to improve quality of education and to increase literacy and numeracy among children. The sub-goal is to shift public and policy focus of education form schooling inputs to learning outcomes. The Swedish contribution will be used for the implementation of the project from July 2009 to June 2013. Part of support is for initiating collaboration with Swedish universities. Syftet med Uwezo Tanzania är att förbättra kvaliteten i utbildning och bidra till barns förmåga att läsa, skriva och räkna. Ett delmål är att ändra fokus från skola och inputs till resultat avseende lärande. Det svenska stödet avser genomförande av projektet från juli 2009 till juni 2013. En del av stödet avser att stärka samarbetet med svenska universitet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Education facilities and training Education, Level Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-32100004-3210000401 Sweden The purpose of Uwezo Tanzania is to improve quality of education and to increase literacy and numeracy among children. The sub-goal is to shift public and policy focus of education form schooling inputs to learning outcomes. The Swedish contribution will be used for the implementation of the project from July 2009 to June 2013. Part of support is for initiating collaboration with Swedish universities. Syftet med Uwezo Tanzania är att förbättra kvaliteten i utbildning och bidra till barns förmåga att läsa, skriva och räkna. Ett delmål är att ändra fokus från skola och inputs till resultat avseende lärande. Det svenska stödet avser genomförande av projektet från juli 2009 till juni 2013. En del av stödet avser att stärka samarbetet med svenska universitet. 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Part of support is for initiating collaboration with Swedish universities. Syftet med Uwezo Tanzania är att förbättra kvaliteten i utbildning och bidra till barns förmåga att läsa, skriva och räkna. Ett delmål är att ändra fokus från skola och inputs till resultat avseende lärande. Det svenska stödet avser genomförande av projektet från juli 2009 till juni 2013. En del av stödet avser att stärka samarbetet med svenska universitet. 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Tanzania Education Network (TEN/MET) implementerar en strategis plan för juli 2007-juni 2011 avseende stöd till aktörer inom civila samhället som arbetar för rätten till utbildning och som önskar att tillsammans med andra påverka styrdokument avseende kvalitet i grundutbildning för alla i Tanzania. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Education policy and administrative management Education, Level Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-32100025-3210002501 Sweden Tanzania Education Network (TEN/MET)is implementing its Strategic Plan July 2007-June 2011 to support actors in civil society to advocate for the right to education and articulate their concerns with an informed collective voice to influence policies for quality basic education for all in Tanzania. Tanzania Education Network (TEN/MET) implementerar en strategis plan för juli 2007-juni 2011 avseende stöd till aktörer inom civila samhället som arbetar för rätten till utbildning och som önskar att tillsammans med andra påverka styrdokument avseende kvalitet i grundutbildning för alla i Tanzania. 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Tanzania Education Network (TEN/MET) implementerar en strategis plan för juli 2007-juni 2011 avseende stöd till aktörer inom civila samhället som arbetar för rätten till utbildning och som önskar att tillsammans med andra påverka styrdokument avseende kvalitet i grundutbildning för alla i Tanzania. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 42919 42918.81 Dev. country based NGOs SE-0-SE-6-32100034 Sweden Social Accountability Programme is four year program run by Forum Syd with MSEK 38.150 support from Sida. It aims at promoting demand side accountability in three pilot districts in the Lake Zone: Magu, Karagwe and Ukerewe districts through CSOs and LGA. Ambassaden tecknade 2009 avtal med Forum Syd för genomförande av Social Accountability Project in Tanzania (SAPT) distrikten Magu, Ukurewe och Karagwe. Avtalet kostandsförlängdes 2014 och medel fördes över från det budgetåret för att täcka aktiviteter de första 2 månaderna av 2015. SAPTs målsättning var att nå ut till minst 135,000 distriktsmedborgare med service och information särskilt riktad till kvinnor, barn, HIV-smittade personer och människor med handikapp för att därigenom stimulera rättigheter och ansvarsutkrävande. Nyligen genomförda granskningar visar att projektet är på god väg att uppnå sina målsättningar. Aktivitetsperioden för SAPT avslutades i december 2014, och Forum Syd har begärt ytterligare en förlängd aktivitetsperiod under januari till december 2015, och därmed en förlängd avtalsperiod till juni 2016. Detta förväntas ge Forum Syd möjlighet att avsluta sina pågående aktiviteter, genomföra en utvärdering av hela projektet samt ge utrymme för Ambassaden att ta strategisk ställning till eventuell fortsättning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Democratic participation and civil society Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: Outcome 1: improved relationships between citizens and local leaders; enhanced transparency and accountability at village, ward and district levels with corresponding enhanced service delivery and rights realization. Outcome 2: strengthened demand and supply sides of accountability at district, ward and village levels Outcome 3: increased democractic credibility and accountbaility of implementing civil socity partners (cso partners's governance structures are credible and effective to exercise their mandate) Outcome 4: strengthened capacity of existing networks and umbrella bobby organziations to become effective links between the community, district and national levels. Outcome 5: harmonized and synergized social accountability initiatives with an Alliance Group advocating and influencing development fund effectivness agenda in Tanzania. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-32100034-3210003401 Sweden Social Accountability Programme is four year program run by Forum Syd with MSEK 38.150 support from Sida. It aims at promoting demand side accountability in three pilot districts in the Lake Zone: Magu, Karagwe and Ukerewe districts through CSOs and LGA. Ambassaden tecknade 2009 avtal med Forum Syd för genomförande av Social Accountability Project in Tanzania (SAPT) distrikten Magu, Ukurewe och Karagwe. Avtalet kostandsförlängdes 2014 och medel fördes över från det budgetåret för att täcka aktiviteter de första 2 månaderna av 2015. SAPTs målsättning var att nå ut till minst 135,000 distriktsmedborgare med service och information särskilt riktad till kvinnor, barn, HIV-smittade personer och människor med handikapp för att därigenom stimulera rättigheter och ansvarsutkrävande. Nyligen genomförda granskningar visar att projektet är på god väg att uppnå sina målsättningar. Aktivitetsperioden för SAPT avslutades i december 2014, och Forum Syd har begärt ytterligare en förlängd aktivitetsperiod under januari till december 2015, och därmed en förlängd avtalsperiod till juni 2016. Detta förväntas ge Forum Syd möjlighet att avsluta sina pågående aktiviteter, genomföra en utvärdering av hela projektet samt ge utrymme för Ambassaden att ta strategisk ställning till eventuell fortsättning. 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It aims at promoting demand side accountability in three pilot districts in the Lake Zone: Magu, Karagwe and Ukerewe districts through CSOs and LGA. Ambassaden tecknade 2009 avtal med Forum Syd för genomförande av Social Accountability Project in Tanzania (SAPT) distrikten Magu, Ukurewe och Karagwe. Avtalet kostandsförlängdes 2014 och medel fördes över från det budgetåret för att täcka aktiviteter de första 2 månaderna av 2015. SAPTs målsättning var att nå ut till minst 135,000 distriktsmedborgare med service och information särskilt riktad till kvinnor, barn, HIV-smittade personer och människor med handikapp för att därigenom stimulera rättigheter och ansvarsutkrävande. Nyligen genomförda granskningar visar att projektet är på god väg att uppnå sina målsättningar. Aktivitetsperioden för SAPT avslutades i december 2014, och Forum Syd har begärt ytterligare en förlängd aktivitetsperiod under januari till december 2015, och därmed en förlängd avtalsperiod till juni 2016. Detta förväntas ge Forum Syd möjlighet att avsluta sina pågående aktiviteter, genomföra en utvärdering av hela projektet samt ge utrymme för Ambassaden att ta strategisk ställning till eventuell fortsättning. 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The ESCAP Trust Fund has later on broadened its scope to promote projects that build resilience and reduce disaster risks in Indian Ocean and Southeast Asian countries. Svensk-Thailändsk fond etablerad efter tsunamikatastrofen dec. 2005, i syfte att bygga upp regionalt system (bojar, sensorer samt lokala land baserade info system för lokalbefolkning) för tidig varning. Fonden har sedan utökats till att stödja projekt som bygger resiliens och reducerar risk i Indiska Oceanen och i länder i Sydostasien. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-6-41002213-4100221301 Sweden A Swedish-Tahi fund established after the tsunami disaster in Dec. 2005, aiming at building regional early warning systems (buoy and sensor systems as well local land based info systems for local poulation). The ESCAP Trust Fund has later on broadened its scope to promote projects that build resilience and reduce disaster risks in Indian Ocean and Southeast Asian countries. Svensk-Thailändsk fond etablerad efter tsunamikatastrofen dec. 2005, i syfte att bygga upp regionalt system (bojar, sensorer samt lokala land baserade info system för lokalbefolkning) för tidig varning. Fonden har sedan utökats till att stödja projekt som bygger resiliens och reducerar risk i Indiska Oceanen och i länder i Sydostasien. 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The ESCAP Trust Fund has later on broadened its scope to promote projects that build resilience and reduce disaster risks in Indian Ocean and Southeast Asian countries. Svensk-Thailändsk fond etablerad efter tsunamikatastrofen dec. 2005, i syfte att bygga upp regionalt system (bojar, sensorer samt lokala land baserade info system för lokalbefolkning) för tidig varning. Fonden har sedan utökats till att stödja projekt som bygger resiliens och reducerar risk i Indiska Oceanen och i länder i Sydostasien. 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It has adopted a Tresuary Model for financing & a JFA will be signed by 9 Dev Partners. Reviewing and reporting will be hermonized under government leadership.The main objective is to provide quality education to all children in Bangladesh.Sida will provide Programme Based support. PEDP 3 is a national sub-sector programme in primary education based on lessons learnt from PEDP II. It has adopted a Tresuary Model for financing & a JFA will be signed by 9 Dev Partners. Reviewing and reporting will be hermonized under government leadership.The main objective is to provide quality education to all children in Bangladesh.Sida will provide Programme Based support. The scope of the Third Primary Education Development Programme (PEDP3) is the whole primary education sector plus gradual inclusion of one pre-primary year. PEDP3‘s goal is to provide: “quality education for all our children.” This is being approached through the specific objective: to establish “an efficient, inclusive and equitable primary education system delivering effective and relevant child-friendly learning to all Bangladesh’s children from pre-primary through Grade 5 primary". The objectives of the project were: (a) to increase participation and reduce social disparities in primaryeducation; (b) to increase the number of children completing primary education and improve the quality of thelearning environment and measurement of student learning; and (c) to improve effectiveness of resource usefor primary education. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Primary education Basic Education The following are some of the most important results reflected in the Implementation Completion and Results Report of the PEDP3 programme published by The World Bank in June 2018.  With respect to the first programme development objective (PDO) outcome – increase participation and reduce social disparities in primary education: a) The number of children enrolled in primary education as measured by the net enrollment rates (NER) was 97.96 percent in 2016 (last school year included in the 2017 Annual Sector Performance Report (ASPR) and over 13 percentage points above the 2010 baseline of 84.7 percent. The end-of-project target of 98 percent was practically achieved. b) The NER ratio of the 20 percent poorest to 20 percent richest children was 0.89 in 2016, considerably higher than the 0.72 set as a baseline using data from 2005 and surpassing the end-of-program target ratio of 0.80 by 9 percentage points. c) Needs-based infrastructure, as measured by the number of additional classrooms built or rehabilitated at the primary level under PEDP3, reached a total of 27,500 classrooms, or 89 percent of the end-of-project target of 31,000 classrooms. With respect to the second PDO outcome – increase the number of children completing primary education and improve the quality of the learning environment and measurement of student learning:  a) The end-of-project primary cycle completion rate (gender disaggregated) of 80.8 percent slightly surpassed the program target of 80 percent, and was an impressive 26 percentage points above the 2010 baseline. Completion rates for boys improved from a 2010 baseline of 52.4 percent to 77.7 (slightly short of the target of 78 percent). Completion rate for girls went from 57.5 percent to 83.9 percent exceeding the target of 82 percent. Female students performed much better than male students. b) Frequency and quality of assessment of learning of primary education completers as measured annually by the grade 5 primary education completion exam (PECE) — was met with the percentage of competency-based test items in the PECE reaching 65 percent. Although the curriculum was competency based, at the start of PEDP3, the PECE still tested students primarily on how well they could recall and reproduce what was in the textbooks. With the inclusion of competency-based test items, the PECE now increasingly tests students’ abilities to use knowledge.d) c) The percentage of schools receiving textbooks within the first month of the academic year was a remarkable 99 percent in 2017 as compared to a baseline of 32.7 percent in 2010, exceeding by 9 percentage points the end-of-project target of 90 percent. d) The percentage of government primary schools (GPS) meeting at least 3 out of 4 minimum quality standards as measured by the primary school quality level (PSQL) indicators (as listed in the ASPR) increased 15.8 percentage points from a baseline of 17 percent in 2010 to 32.8 percent in 2017, reaching 94 percent of the end-of-program target of 35 percent. With respect to the third PDO outcome – improve effectiveness of resource use for primary education: a) Expanded coverage of decentralized planning and management at the school level measured by the proportion of schools preparing SLIPs (school level improvement plan) and receiving funds significantly increased from a baseline of 27 percent (2010) to 90 percent in 2016, exceeding by 15 percentage points the end-of-project target of 75 percent.  b) Strengthening sub-districts for supporting school management measured by the proportion of sub-districts having prepared UPEPs (Upazila/sub-district Primary Education Plan) and receiving funds went from a zero baseline to 51 percent in 2017, exceeding the end-of-project target of 50 percent. c) Monitoring and evaluation systems strengthened to improve monitoring and data utilization for program performance and planning as measured by the number of months to administer and disseminate the APSC (Annual Primary School Census) significantly decreased from 17 months in 2010 (baseline) to 11 months in 2017 exceeding the end-of project target of 12 months. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-42000181-4200018101 Sweden PEDP 3 is a national sub-sector programme in primary education based on lessons learnt from PEDP II. It has adopted a Tresuary Model for financing & a JFA will be signed by 9 Dev Partners. Reviewing and reporting will be hermonized under government leadership.The main objective is to provide quality education to all children in Bangladesh.Sida will provide Programme Based support. PEDP 3 is a national sub-sector programme in primary education based on lessons learnt from PEDP II. It has adopted a Tresuary Model for financing & a JFA will be signed by 9 Dev Partners. Reviewing and reporting will be hermonized under government leadership.The main objective is to provide quality education to all children in Bangladesh.Sida will provide Programme Based support. The scope of the Third Primary Education Development Programme (PEDP3) is the whole primary education sector plus gradual inclusion of one pre-primary year. PEDP3‘s goal is to provide: “quality education for all our children.” This is being approached through the specific objective: to establish “an efficient, inclusive and equitable primary education system delivering effective and relevant child-friendly learning to all Bangladesh’s children from pre-primary through Grade 5 primary". The objectives of the project were: (a) to increase participation and reduce social disparities in primaryeducation; (b) to increase the number of children completing primary education and improve the quality of thelearning environment and measurement of student learning; and (c) to improve effectiveness of resource usefor primary education. 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It has adopted a Tresuary Model for financing & a JFA will be signed by 9 Dev Partners. Reviewing and reporting will be hermonized under government leadership.The main objective is to provide quality education to all children in Bangladesh.Sida will provide Programme Based support. PEDP 3 is a national sub-sector programme in primary education based on lessons learnt from PEDP II. It has adopted a Tresuary Model for financing & a JFA will be signed by 9 Dev Partners. Reviewing and reporting will be hermonized under government leadership.The main objective is to provide quality education to all children in Bangladesh.Sida will provide Programme Based support. The scope of the Third Primary Education Development Programme (PEDP3) is the whole primary education sector plus gradual inclusion of one pre-primary year. PEDP3‘s goal is to provide: “quality education for all our children.” This is being approached through the specific objective: to establish “an efficient, inclusive and equitable primary education system delivering effective and relevant child-friendly learning to all Bangladesh’s children from pre-primary through Grade 5 primary". The objectives of the project were: (a) to increase participation and reduce social disparities in primaryeducation; (b) to increase the number of children completing primary education and improve the quality of thelearning environment and measurement of student learning; and (c) to improve effectiveness of resource usefor primary education. Sweden Government of Bangladesh Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2501345 281105 2501345 0 281105 0 0 2782450 Mottagarlandets regering 340376.58 Mottagarlandets regering 162360.52 Mottagarlandets regering 852186.34 Mottagarlandets regering 681211.2 Mottagarlandets regering 245449.89 Mottagarlandets regering 219759.99 Mottagarlandets regering 281104.52 Mottagarlandets regering Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-43199309 Sweden Unavailable Unavailable Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden India Urban development and management Other Multisector SE-0-SE-6-43199309-4319930901 Sweden Unavailable Unavailable Sweden The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 50000000 91237 20121273 10000000 0 4000000 0 0 20000000 0 0 -36139 10000000 50000000 84212510 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 50000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -36139.48 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-43199309-4319930903 Sweden Unavailable Unavailable Sweden The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 121273 0 4000000 0 91237 0 0 91237 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 22098.44 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 99175 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 4000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-50000005 Sweden This contribution is a necessary support activity for the project Technical Support to Iraq (TSI). Sida has signed an MoU with British FCO setting out the conditions for the British Embassy in Baghdads International Zone to provide offices, lodging, transport and security during implementation of TSI for a maximum of 5 international consultants at any one time Insatsen är en nödvändig stödinsats för Technical Support to Iraq (TSI). Sida ingått överenskommelse med brittiska FCO om villkoren för att brittiska ambassaden i internationella zonen i Irak skall tillhandahålla kontor, logi, transport och säkerhet för max 5 internationella konsulter vid ett tillfälle under implementeringen av TSI. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Iraq Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-50000005-5000000501 Sweden This contribution is a necessary support activity for the project Technical Support to Iraq (TSI). Sida has signed an MoU with British FCO setting out the conditions for the British Embassy in Baghdads International Zone to provide offices, lodging, transport and security during implementation of TSI for a maximum of 5 international consultants at any one time Insatsen är en nödvändig stödinsats för Technical Support to Iraq (TSI). Sida ingått överenskommelse med brittiska FCO om villkoren för att brittiska ambassaden i internationella zonen i Irak skall tillhandahålla kontor, logi, transport och säkerhet för max 5 internationella konsulter vid ett tillfälle under implementeringen av TSI. Sweden FCO/Foreign and Commonwealth Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Delegerat samarbete regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9270616 16903329 10982764 7253549 9291742 -2299956 16903329 9270616 10982764 9291742 7253549 53702000 Delegerat samarbete regering 3550974.1199999996 Delegerat samarbete regering 2919792.6200000001 Delegerat samarbete regering 2799848.96 Delegerat samarbete regering -30127.97 Delegerat samarbete regering 3635254.3100000001 Delegerat samarbete regering 3694396.23 Delegerat samarbete regering 30030.17 Delegerat samarbete regering 3176436.4000000004 Delegerat samarbete regering 6397339.75 Delegerat samarbete regering -3198253.0099999998 Delegerat samarbete regering 3313161.8100000001 Delegerat samarbete regering 3467653.02 Delegerat samarbete regering 7400202.5999999996 Delegerat samarbete regering 140099.23 Delegerat samarbete regering 2505130.29 Delegerat samarbete regering -9147.06 Delegerat samarbete regering 4646142.5499999998 Delegerat samarbete regering -28675.54 Delegerat samarbete regering 2664057.6199999996 Delegerat samarbete regering -14996.65 Delegerat samarbete regering 1270814.6099999999 Delegerat samarbete regering 658477.15 Delegerat samarbete regering 0 Delegerat samarbete regering 0 Delegerat samarbete regering 1205123.1799999999 Delegerat samarbete regering 1208310.3800000001 Delegerat samarbete regering SE-0-SE-6-50000005-5000000502 Sweden This contribution is a necessary support activity for the project Technical Support to Iraq (TSI). Sida has signed an MoU with British FCO setting out the conditions for the British Embassy in Baghdads International Zone to provide offices, lodging, transport and security during implementation of TSI for a maximum of 5 international consultants at any one time Insatsen är en nödvändig stödinsats för Technical Support to Iraq (TSI). Sida ingått överenskommelse med brittiska FCO om villkoren för att brittiska ambassaden i internationella zonen i Irak skall tillhandahålla kontor, logi, transport och säkerhet för max 5 internationella konsulter vid ett tillfälle under implementeringen av TSI. Sweden FCO/Foreign and Commonwealth Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Delegerat samarbete regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -8442917 -8442917 -8442917 Delegerat samarbete regering -8442917.0999999996 Delegerat samarbete regering Iraq 2022-2026 Irak 2022-2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51000051 Sweden Phase II of Building collaborative partnerships towards promoting peaceful and secure communities in West Africa. Strenghtening political dialogue, improve democratic processes, development of the continent's human, intellectual, artistic and economic creativity. AVTALSFÖRLÄNGNING MED MEDELSTILLÄGG SVENSKA: Sveriges ambassad i Addis Abeba har mottagit en begäran om avtalsförlängning med medelstillägg från Gorée Institute, daterad den 16 oktober 2015. Institutet begär ett belopp på 686 112 EURO, det vill säga cirka 6 500 000 kronor, för att genomföra 2016-års arbetsplan som en uppföljning av programmet som redan genomförts inom ramen för avtalet för perioden 2012-2015 (beslutsnummer 2012-001326). Mot bakgrund av att de föreslagna verksamheterna är direkt relaterade till tidigare arbetsplaner, görs bedömningen att ansökan är giltig och bör godkännas. På grund av att begärda medel når en volym över 5 miljoner kronor och mer än 30% av tidigare stöd (uppgick till totalt 18 miljoner kronor), behandlas ändringen av avtalet och kostnadsförlängning i enlighet med punkt 3.11.3 i insatshanteringregel. Gorée Institutes totala budget för avtalsperioden 2012-2014 var 19 000 000 SEK, varav Sverige bidrog med 18 000 000 SEK. För år 2016 är Gorées totala budget 10 000 000 SEK, varav Sverige bidrar med 6 500 000 SEK. 500 000 SEK avsätts också för ambassadens användning för genomförande av en utvärdering under 2016. ENGLISH: The Embassy of Sweden in Addis Abeba has received a request for cost extension from the Gorée Institute, dated 16 October 2015. The institute requests an amount of 686 112 EURO, i.e. approximately 6 500 000 SEK, to implement its 2016 work plan as a follow up to the programme already implemented under the 2012-2015 agreement (desicion number 2012-001326). Considering that the activities proposed are directly related to the previous work plans, it is assessed that the request is valid and should be approved. Due to the nature of the request, i.e. over 5 million SEK and more than 30% of previous support (amounted to a total of 18 million SEK), the amendment to agreement and cost extension is treated in accordance with paragraph 3.11.3 of the contribution management rule. Gorée Institute's total budget for the agreement period 2012-2014 was 19 million SEK, of which Sweden contributed 18 million SEK. For 2016 Gorée's total budget is 10 million SEK, of which Sweden contributes 6,5 million SEK. 500 000 SEK is reserved for the embassy for the conduct of an evaluation during 2016. The Gorée Institute works towards promoting peaceful, fair and self-sufficient African societies through research, facilitation and intervention. The Institute’s organizational goals are prevention of conflict and support to people, institutions working at national, sub-regional and regional levels to develop effective solution to social and political problems related to peacebuilding; Strengthening political dialogue and establish peace; Improvement of political governance and electoral processes; Development of the continent’s human, intellectual, artistic and economic creativity. The main objectives of the focus areas of their work are: 1. To effectively strengthen the capacities of civilian actors in West Africa in conflict prevention, the building of human rights, and the promotion of best African practices in the non-violent management of conflicts, security and peace building, while ensuring a sub-regional focus. 2. To contribute to the prevention of conflicts through improvement of democratic, electoral and political processes in West Africa. 3. To contribute towards making West Africa's divergent experiences and realities of peace, war and other aspects of social life better known and understood - by local and regional authorities and to the world at large - through publications, exhibitions and presentations. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Western Africa, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security The Gorée Institute has been working in the field of research, facilitation and capacity building in the following West African countries: Guinea, Mali,Liberia, Sierra Leone, Côte d’Ivoire, Togo, Guinea Bissau, Senegal, Niger, Burkina Faso, Benin, Ghana and the Gambia. During this period, the projects implementation put an emphasis on the promotion of women, media practitioners, youth effective and efficient involvement in peace and democratic processes, as well as on natural resource governance, parliament assistance, the monitoring of institutional stability and human security involving all programmes related to peace, security and governance. One of the notable achievements of the institute is development of a model for the observation of elections, the situation Room, and training modules for monitoring and observation of elections which have been further refined with time and experience from engaging in several electoral processes in West Africa (Togo, Guinea Bissau, Equatorial Guinea and Burkina Faso) and beyond (Congo and the Comoros). As it was concluded in the external evaluation of the program, Goree's work on elections has contributed to preventing violent conflicts in the direct aftermath of elections in at least two West African countries.  Knowledge production and of transfer of knowledge is another strategic priority area in which the Goree Institute has achieved good results. It has produced an impressive amount of publications on electoral and peace building processes, either directly linked to its research work or to a series of workshops during which research was presented and its results debated. Beyond generating knowledge, the institute contributes to the development of a regional pool of researchers. Goree Institute’s activities also contributed to the implementation of regional and international instruments which promote democracy, governance and peace in Africa. The institute particularly does so by linking its work with the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325, the African Union’s Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance (ACDEG), as well as ECOWAS’ additional Protocol on Democracy and Good Governance. Goree Institute also played a key role in the monitoring and evaluation of ECOWAS’ framework for conflict prevention through its project on the monitoring of institutional stability and human security. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51000051-5100005101 Sweden Phase II of Building collaborative partnerships towards promoting peaceful and secure communities in West Africa. Strenghtening political dialogue, improve democratic processes, development of the continent's human, intellectual, artistic and economic creativity. AVTALSFÖRLÄNGNING MED MEDELSTILLÄGG SVENSKA: Sveriges ambassad i Addis Abeba har mottagit en begäran om avtalsförlängning med medelstillägg från Gorée Institute, daterad den 16 oktober 2015. Institutet begär ett belopp på 686 112 EURO, det vill säga cirka 6 500 000 kronor, för att genomföra 2016-års arbetsplan som en uppföljning av programmet som redan genomförts inom ramen för avtalet för perioden 2012-2015 (beslutsnummer 2012-001326). Mot bakgrund av att de föreslagna verksamheterna är direkt relaterade till tidigare arbetsplaner, görs bedömningen att ansökan är giltig och bör godkännas. På grund av att begärda medel når en volym över 5 miljoner kronor och mer än 30% av tidigare stöd (uppgick till totalt 18 miljoner kronor), behandlas ändringen av avtalet och kostnadsförlängning i enlighet med punkt 3.11.3 i insatshanteringregel. Gorée Institutes totala budget för avtalsperioden 2012-2014 var 19 000 000 SEK, varav Sverige bidrog med 18 000 000 SEK. För år 2016 är Gorées totala budget 10 000 000 SEK, varav Sverige bidrar med 6 500 000 SEK. 500 000 SEK avsätts också för ambassadens användning för genomförande av en utvärdering under 2016. ENGLISH: The Embassy of Sweden in Addis Abeba has received a request for cost extension from the Gorée Institute, dated 16 October 2015. The institute requests an amount of 686 112 EURO, i.e. approximately 6 500 000 SEK, to implement its 2016 work plan as a follow up to the programme already implemented under the 2012-2015 agreement (desicion number 2012-001326). Considering that the activities proposed are directly related to the previous work plans, it is assessed that the request is valid and should be approved. Due to the nature of the request, i.e. over 5 million SEK and more than 30% of previous support (amounted to a total of 18 million SEK), the amendment to agreement and cost extension is treated in accordance with paragraph 3.11.3 of the contribution management rule. Gorée Institute's total budget for the agreement period 2012-2014 was 19 million SEK, of which Sweden contributed 18 million SEK. For 2016 Gorée's total budget is 10 million SEK, of which Sweden contributes 6,5 million SEK. 500 000 SEK is reserved for the embassy for the conduct of an evaluation during 2016. The Gorée Institute works towards promoting peaceful, fair and self-sufficient African societies through research, facilitation and intervention. The Institute’s organizational goals are prevention of conflict and support to people, institutions working at national, sub-regional and regional levels to develop effective solution to social and political problems related to peacebuilding; Strengthening political dialogue and establish peace; Improvement of political governance and electoral processes; Development of the continent’s human, intellectual, artistic and economic creativity. The main objectives of the focus areas of their work are: 1. To effectively strengthen the capacities of civilian actors in West Africa in conflict prevention, the building of human rights, and the promotion of best African practices in the non-violent management of conflicts, security and peace building, while ensuring a sub-regional focus. 2. To contribute to the prevention of conflicts through improvement of democratic, electoral and political processes in West Africa. 3. To contribute towards making West Africa's divergent experiences and realities of peace, war and other aspects of social life better known and understood - by local and regional authorities and to the world at large - through publications, exhibitions and presentations. Sweden Goree Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Goree Institute 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 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AVTALSFÖRLÄNGNING MED MEDELSTILLÄGG SVENSKA: Sveriges ambassad i Addis Abeba har mottagit en begäran om avtalsförlängning med medelstillägg från Gorée Institute, daterad den 16 oktober 2015. Institutet begär ett belopp på 686 112 EURO, det vill säga cirka 6 500 000 kronor, för att genomföra 2016-års arbetsplan som en uppföljning av programmet som redan genomförts inom ramen för avtalet för perioden 2012-2015 (beslutsnummer 2012-001326). Mot bakgrund av att de föreslagna verksamheterna är direkt relaterade till tidigare arbetsplaner, görs bedömningen att ansökan är giltig och bör godkännas. På grund av att begärda medel når en volym över 5 miljoner kronor och mer än 30% av tidigare stöd (uppgick till totalt 18 miljoner kronor), behandlas ändringen av avtalet och kostnadsförlängning i enlighet med punkt 3.11.3 i insatshanteringregel. Gorée Institutes totala budget för avtalsperioden 2012-2014 var 19 000 000 SEK, varav Sverige bidrog med 18 000 000 SEK. För år 2016 är Gorées totala budget 10 000 000 SEK, varav Sverige bidrar med 6 500 000 SEK. 500 000 SEK avsätts också för ambassadens användning för genomförande av en utvärdering under 2016. ENGLISH: The Embassy of Sweden in Addis Abeba has received a request for cost extension from the Gorée Institute, dated 16 October 2015. The institute requests an amount of 686 112 EURO, i.e. approximately 6 500 000 SEK, to implement its 2016 work plan as a follow up to the programme already implemented under the 2012-2015 agreement (desicion number 2012-001326). Considering that the activities proposed are directly related to the previous work plans, it is assessed that the request is valid and should be approved. Due to the nature of the request, i.e. over 5 million SEK and more than 30% of previous support (amounted to a total of 18 million SEK), the amendment to agreement and cost extension is treated in accordance with paragraph 3.11.3 of the contribution management rule. Gorée Institute's total budget for the agreement period 2012-2014 was 19 million SEK, of which Sweden contributed 18 million SEK. For 2016 Gorée's total budget is 10 million SEK, of which Sweden contributes 6,5 million SEK. 500 000 SEK is reserved for the embassy for the conduct of an evaluation during 2016. The Gorée Institute works towards promoting peaceful, fair and self-sufficient African societies through research, facilitation and intervention. The Institute’s organizational goals are prevention of conflict and support to people, institutions working at national, sub-regional and regional levels to develop effective solution to social and political problems related to peacebuilding; Strengthening political dialogue and establish peace; Improvement of political governance and electoral processes; Development of the continent’s human, intellectual, artistic and economic creativity. The main objectives of the focus areas of their work are: 1. To effectively strengthen the capacities of civilian actors in West Africa in conflict prevention, the building of human rights, and the promotion of best African practices in the non-violent management of conflicts, security and peace building, while ensuring a sub-regional focus. 2. To contribute to the prevention of conflicts through improvement of democratic, electoral and political processes in West Africa. 3. To contribute towards making West Africa's divergent experiences and realities of peace, war and other aspects of social life better known and understood - by local and regional authorities and to the world at large - through publications, exhibitions and presentations. Sweden Goree Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Goree Institute 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 5000000 3300000 0 3000000 0 0 3300000 0 0 0 3000000 0 2000000 0 -88975 11300000 Goree Institute 3000000 Goree Institute 3000000 Goree Institute 2000000 Goree Institute 3300000 Goree Institute -88974.88 Goree Institute Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors for peace and reconciliation Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51000055 Sweden Program stöd till AUs program för fred och säkerhet. Inlcuderar bland annat medling, SSR, SALW, löner och stöd till fältkontor i konfliktområden. JFA-support to AU Peace and Security Architecture APSA.The 2 phase includes support to the PSD and covers 85% of the staffs salaries. Program support to AU peace and security program. Includes mediation, SSR, SALW, salaries, liaison offices and more JFA-stöd för utveckling av AUs freds- och säkerhetsarkitektur APSA. Denna andra fas avser stöd till 85% av avdelningens anställdas löner. The objectives of the The Joint Financing Arrangement for Support to the Employment of AUC Personnel Working in the Peace and Security Programme (also referred to as the JFA Salaries or "Salary Fund") was to strengthen the capacity of the African Union in the field of peace and security, by supporting staff costs to enable the Peace and Security Department of the AU to hire necessary technical staff. It follows on from a phase one, 2010-2012.  Contributing partners have varied over time, and at the outset of the JFA 2013-2017, included European Union (thoughout), Germany, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Netherlands and the UK.  The activity period for this contribution was from 2013-06-12 to 2017-12-31, with a total of agreed and disbursed funds, amounting to SEK 54 250 000. The activity period was aligned with the AU Strategic Plan 2013-2017. At the end of 2017, the AU requested an extension of this JFA for an additional year. Following recommendations by Swedish National Auditors Office after contribution review in November 2017, this extension was however assessed in a new contribution (UM2018/03914).  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Security system management and reform Conflict, Peace & Security In terms of programme managment, it can be noted that during the period, the financial management team at PSD has been strengthened with additional staff, and that the financial management tool SAP was starting to be rolled out. Also, to be noted that PSD is the only department under the AU Commission with its own finance unit, detached from the finance department. On the project management side, there was an improvement from having a couple of "programme managers" to a programme management team (PMT) being put in place at the very end of the period (end of 2017), with seemingly qualified individuals having worked for i.a. UN or REC:s. The narrative reports, have gone from biannual to annual reports. These have very slowly, but surely, improved in quality over the contribution period although there is still some way to go. Partners continued to raise in Steering Committee meetings, the need to focus on results reporting and move away fomr activity level reporting.  During the review of financial reports, the PM/Controller found that the AU Peace and Security Department's (PSD) Finance Unit had submitted financial reports and in addition, narrative financial reports, usually covering a six-month period/financial report. The exception is the period September 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017. The statements show that the Joint fund sometimes (end of 2016, with notably EU not disbursing according to plan) had difficulty in raising the funds/getting disbursements on time from partners compared to their budgets, but that there were means in the fund at the end of this support cycle. The audit reports did not show discrepancies, presumably being based on the final, adjusted books.  The below list shows comparison in incoming/Outgoing balances reported in the financial reports. April - Dec. 2013 Incoming balance 3,163,928.00. Outgoing balance (-1,845,858.00) Jan – Jun 2014 IB (-1,845,858.00), OB (-3,093,462.00) Jul – Dec 2014 IB: (-3,092,034.71 USD); OB: 723,887.11 USD Jan – Mar 2015 progress financial report IB 759,954.29, OB 1,734,619.76 Jan - Jun 2015 (updated fin. report) IB: 1,310,482.74; OB : 2,258,542.17 Jul – Dec 2015 IB 2,366,103.00 OB (-3,501,527.42) Jan – 31 Aug. 2016 (-3,624,843.19) 1 sept – dec. 2016 IB: (-3,211,601.09) OB: (-6,489,722.87) 1 Jan – 31 April 2017 fin. progress report 1 Jan – 30 Jun 2017 (updated fin. report) IB: (-6,499,938.45) OB: (-7,203,710.16)  1 Jul – 31 Dec 2017 IB: (-7,202,346.14 OB: (-4,421,265.77) The below is IB/OB of the financial statement for the following year of support (UM2018/03914), a one-year contribution for 2018 (internally audited by PSD Finance Unit) - showing that the Fund had finally caught up on its funding gap: IB 01 jan 2018: (-4,412,361.22) OB : 31 dec 2018: 1,426.388.31 This contribution was reviewed by SNAO end of 2017 (cf. separate note to file incl. excerpt from SNAO's sheet/comments); including a recommendation to go through the files and check whether all financial reports had been sent as there were seeming overlaps between reporting periods. When the PM and controller went throgh financial reports along with audits, it was found that there were not discrepancies overall in the audits/adjusted figures of financial reports.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51000055-5100005501 Sweden Program stöd till AUs program för fred och säkerhet. Inlcuderar bland annat medling, SSR, SALW, löner och stöd till fältkontor i konfliktområden. JFA-support to AU Peace and Security Architecture APSA.The 2 phase includes support to the PSD and covers 85% of the staffs salaries. Program support to AU peace and security program. Includes mediation, SSR, SALW, salaries, liaison offices and more JFA-stöd för utveckling av AUs freds- och säkerhetsarkitektur APSA. Denna andra fas avser stöd till 85% av avdelningens anställdas löner. The objectives of the The Joint Financing Arrangement for Support to the Employment of AUC Personnel Working in the Peace and Security Programme (also referred to as the JFA Salaries or "Salary Fund") was to strengthen the capacity of the African Union in the field of peace and security, by supporting staff costs to enable the Peace and Security Department of the AU to hire necessary technical staff. It follows on from a phase one, 2010-2012.  Contributing partners have varied over time, and at the outset of the JFA 2013-2017, included European Union (thoughout), Germany, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Netherlands and the UK.  The activity period for this contribution was from 2013-06-12 to 2017-12-31, with a total of agreed and disbursed funds, amounting to SEK 54 250 000. The activity period was aligned with the AU Strategic Plan 2013-2017. At the end of 2017, the AU requested an extension of this JFA for an additional year. Following recommendations by Swedish National Auditors Office after contribution review in November 2017, this extension was however assessed in a new contribution (UM2018/03914).  Sweden African Union Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other multilateral institution Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 15000000 15000000 0 12000000 0 0 15000000 0 15000000 0 12000000 0 12000000 -12000000 42000000 Other multilateral institution 15000000 Other multilateral institution 15000000 Other multilateral institution 12000000 Other multilateral institution SE-0-SE-6-51000055-5100005502 Sweden Program stöd till AUs program för fred och säkerhet. Inlcuderar bland annat medling, SSR, SALW, löner och stöd till fältkontor i konfliktområden. JFA-support to AU Peace and Security Architecture APSA.The 2 phase includes support to the PSD and covers 85% of the staffs salaries. Program support to AU peace and security program. Includes mediation, SSR, SALW, salaries, liaison offices and more JFA-stöd för utveckling av AUs freds- och säkerhetsarkitektur APSA. Denna andra fas avser stöd till 85% av avdelningens anställdas löner. The objectives of the The Joint Financing Arrangement for Support to the Employment of AUC Personnel Working in the Peace and Security Programme (also referred to as the JFA Salaries or "Salary Fund") was to strengthen the capacity of the African Union in the field of peace and security, by supporting staff costs to enable the Peace and Security Department of the AU to hire necessary technical staff. It follows on from a phase one, 2010-2012.  Contributing partners have varied over time, and at the outset of the JFA 2013-2017, included European Union (thoughout), Germany, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Netherlands and the UK.  The activity period for this contribution was from 2013-06-12 to 2017-12-31, with a total of agreed and disbursed funds, amounting to SEK 54 250 000. The activity period was aligned with the AU Strategic Plan 2013-2017. At the end of 2017, the AU requested an extension of this JFA for an additional year. Following recommendations by Swedish National Auditors Office after contribution review in November 2017, this extension was however assessed in a new contribution (UM2018/03914).  Sweden African Union Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency African Union Commission Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12250000 12250000 0 0 12250000 African Union Commission 12250000 African Union Commission Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors for peace and reconciliation Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51000091 Sweden Kapacity development support to customs officers in Asia, concerning the handling of hazardeous waste. UNEP is cooperating partner. Kapacitetsutvecklingsstöd till tulltjänstemän i Asien, gällande hanteringen av miljöfarligt avfall. UNEP är samarbetspart. Environmental crime is one of the most profitable areas of international criminal activity. Criminal organisations earn approximately $10-12 billion per year for dumping waste. Growing international concerns regarding these types of environmental crimes have led to several global Multilateral Environmental Agreements; the Stockholm, Basel and Rotterdam Convention. Building on the Multilateral Environmental Agreements, the Regional Enforcement Network for Chemicals and Waste, (REN) was set- up with the aim to build a network for improved cooperation and capacity building of front line officers on national and regional levels to reduce illegal transboundary movement of chemicals and waste.  Sida has provided financial support to the Regional Enforcement Network for Chemicals and Waste (REN) program with 11 million SEK from 2011-2018.  The overall goal of the program has been to reduce unwanted trans boundary movement of hazardous chemical and waste in Asia by preventing illegal trade and encouraging legal trade. Through the improved enforcement cooperation regionally and globally and the targeted problem- solving capacity building at the national level through a network, the program enabled enforcement officers to monitor and control trans boundary movements of chemicals and waste more efficiently.   REN had five priority areas within the framework of the objective 1) Technical assistance for problem-solving2) Information and intelligence sharing 3) Enforcement operations and the Asia Environment Enforcement Award 4) Networking and awareness 5) Partnership for sustainability REN consisted of a network of 25 countries across North-East, South and South-East Asia coordinated by UN Environment. Example of countries in the network were Cambodia, Thailand, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, China and Vietnam. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general The foundation for a REN- network between customs officers and environmental authorities in the region have led to the following results:   Between 2011-2018 REN succeeded to support the seizure of 865,000 tons of illegally traded chemicals and waste through improved information exchange between countries. The program efforts resulted in that 1476 front line enforcement officers were trained and that five joint enforcement operations were undertaken. One of the most important joint operations included a collaboration between 43 countries and Interpol. This is referred to as the "30 days of action", which resulted in that over 1.5 million tonnes of illegal waste was detected worldwide.  The increase in seizures in the member countries is partly a result of REN´s long- term capacity  building support to custom officers at national and regional level in the region.The capacity building in combination with strengthened multi-sectoral collaboration between customs and environmental authorities has been assessed as one of the key factor for success. REN´s   mediating role between "export- and receiving countries" has also been appreciated by the countries, which resulted in that some of the shipments with illegal waste were sent back to exporting countries.  REN created the Asia Environment Enforcement Award, which celebrated  the most successful authority and enforcement officer of the year.   The perspectives of gender, human rights and environment and climate change were brought up at the Annual meetings between Sweden and UNEP. UNEP focused more on gender equality, human rights and anti-corruption at the later stage of the implementation of REN as a response to Sweden´s request. As a first step, REN raised awareness and initiated discussions on anti-corruption and on Human Rights based approach with their partners in various workshops. The gender perspective was partly addressed, through increased awareness raising and through enhancing the participation of women in the network and the workshops .  Many of the member countries in the network got inspired by other member-countries work and UNEP to improve their work on illegal import of waste and chemicals. For example, China´s Custom hosted REN:s 6th Annual Workshop and organised a national waste training workshop in Shanghai. China has also introduced reforms to reduce import of illegal waste and hazardous chemicals. Malaysian Customs, Environmental and Port Authorities as well as Police and Fire Rescue Departments signed an intergovernmental Memorandum of Understanding for an efficient exchange of information to improve follow- up and enforcement.   UNEP undertook a final evaluation of the program in March 2018. All in all, REN partners were very positive about the established network, although some partners still were reluctant to collaborate and / or take ownership of the programme and its activities. The reasons for this is partly that partners had limited capacity and understanding of the program. A shared vision between the member- states was absent in the project design and no broad stakeholder analysis had been carried out at the beginning of the program, which consequently led to rather limited engagment and ownership of the program.   Besides, this it was revealed that many of the activities were delivered by a single partner in consultation with UN Environment, limiting synergies and outreach of the program. Adding incentives for collaboration among partners is something that could have generated improved results and enhanced conditions for sustainability.   A network was establish, demonstrating and creating awareness of the importance of regional cooperation in  waste management to hamper and control illegal trade of waste and harmful chemicals. There were nevertheless many issues that were difficult for the program to tackle and address due to the original set- up and design of the programme. The evaluation concluded that the project had delivered moderately satisfactory           No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51000091-5100009101 Sweden Kapacity development support to customs officers in Asia, concerning the handling of hazardeous waste. UNEP is cooperating partner. Kapacitetsutvecklingsstöd till tulltjänstemän i Asien, gällande hanteringen av miljöfarligt avfall. UNEP är samarbetspart. Environmental crime is one of the most profitable areas of international criminal activity. Criminal organisations earn approximately $10-12 billion per year for dumping waste. Growing international concerns regarding these types of environmental crimes have led to several global Multilateral Environmental Agreements; the Stockholm, Basel and Rotterdam Convention. Building on the Multilateral Environmental Agreements, the Regional Enforcement Network for Chemicals and Waste, (REN) was set- up with the aim to build a network for improved cooperation and capacity building of front line officers on national and regional levels to reduce illegal transboundary movement of chemicals and waste.  Sida has provided financial support to the Regional Enforcement Network for Chemicals and Waste (REN) program with 11 million SEK from 2011-2018.  The overall goal of the program has been to reduce unwanted trans boundary movement of hazardous chemical and waste in Asia by preventing illegal trade and encouraging legal trade. Through the improved enforcement cooperation regionally and globally and the targeted problem- solving capacity building at the national level through a network, the program enabled enforcement officers to monitor and control trans boundary movements of chemicals and waste more efficiently.   REN had five priority areas within the framework of the objective 1) Technical assistance for problem-solving2) Information and intelligence sharing 3) Enforcement operations and the Asia Environment Enforcement Award 4) Networking and awareness 5) Partnership for sustainability REN consisted of a network of 25 countries across North-East, South and South-East Asia coordinated by UN Environment. Example of countries in the network were Cambodia, Thailand, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, China and Vietnam. 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UNEP is cooperating partner. Kapacitetsutvecklingsstöd till tulltjänstemän i Asien, gällande hanteringen av miljöfarligt avfall. UNEP är samarbetspart. Environmental crime is one of the most profitable areas of international criminal activity. Criminal organisations earn approximately $10-12 billion per year for dumping waste. Growing international concerns regarding these types of environmental crimes have led to several global Multilateral Environmental Agreements; the Stockholm, Basel and Rotterdam Convention. Building on the Multilateral Environmental Agreements, the Regional Enforcement Network for Chemicals and Waste, (REN) was set- up with the aim to build a network for improved cooperation and capacity building of front line officers on national and regional levels to reduce illegal transboundary movement of chemicals and waste.  Sida has provided financial support to the Regional Enforcement Network for Chemicals and Waste (REN) program with 11 million SEK from 2011-2018.  The overall goal of the program has been to reduce unwanted trans boundary movement of hazardous chemical and waste in Asia by preventing illegal trade and encouraging legal trade. Through the improved enforcement cooperation regionally and globally and the targeted problem- solving capacity building at the national level through a network, the program enabled enforcement officers to monitor and control trans boundary movements of chemicals and waste more efficiently.   REN had five priority areas within the framework of the objective 1) Technical assistance for problem-solving2) Information and intelligence sharing 3) Enforcement operations and the Asia Environment Enforcement Award 4) Networking and awareness 5) Partnership for sustainability REN consisted of a network of 25 countries across North-East, South and South-East Asia coordinated by UN Environment. Example of countries in the network were Cambodia, Thailand, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, China and Vietnam. Sweden UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 2000000 -500007 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 2000000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme -500007.45 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51000096 Sweden The Centre for Conflict Resolution (CCR), based in South Africa, contributes to a just and sustainable peace in Africa by strengthening the capacity of African institutions and actors to manage conflicts in their own region and by influencing policy and academic debates. CCR receives programme support from Sida for 2012-2016. The Centre for Conflict Resolution (CCR), med bas i Sydafrika, bidrar till en rättvis och hållbar fred i Afrika genom att stärka kapaciteten hos Afrikanska institutioner och aktörer att hantera konflikter i deras respektive regioner och genom att påverka policy och akademiska debatter. CCR får programstöd från Sida för 2012-2015. The overall goal of CCR's Africa Programme is to continue to contribute towards a just and sustainable peace in Africa. The immediate objective is to strengthen the capacity of African institutions and actors to manage conflicts in their own region. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security Sida has provided funding of SEK 27,750,000 to the Centre for Conflict Resolution (CCR) for its Africa Programme between 1 April 2012 and 31 March 2018. During this time, CCR has worked to consolidate its pan-African vision under the theme Peacebuilding and Region-Building in Africa in its continuing efforts to contribute towards more effective conflict resolution and increased human security on the continent. The Africa Programme comprises two synergistic pillars: the Policy Development and Research (PDR) project, and the Capacity-Building and Training (CBT) project, led by CCR’s Communications and Outreach cluster. CCR has sought to respond to security and governance challenges on the continent by providing peacebuilding interventions in the form of capacity-building training in human rights, governance, and conflict management in Burundi, the DRC, Lesotho, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, and Uganda. These interventions have enhanced the capacity of local peacebuilding actors and strengthened local peacebuilding mechanisms and processes to manage conflicts in the respective countries. Moreover, CCR held several policy seminars during 2014 to 2017 focusing on relationship between the AU and the RECs; these seminars form part of the ongoing debate on improving the implementation of regional integration schemes, strengthening key institutional capacities, and increasing cohesion in Africa’s region-building efforts. During the period, the Centre’s policy development and research activities have sought to contribute to conflict resolution, state-building, and post-conflict reconstruction efforts in South Sudan and the wider Great Lakes region by promoting a culture of peace through fostering dialogue between policymakers, academics, government officials, and civil society organisations. CCR’s capacity-building and training workshops have created platforms for national human rights institutions and civil society organisations to reflect on their roles in relation to conflict management and mediation, share experiences across countries, and strengthen the role of NHRIs in mainstreaming gender and promoting human rights, conflict management, mediation, and peacebuilding in collaboration with other stakeholders. Partners of CCR have noted the added value of CCR's convening function and platforms for public dialogue which have been well anchored in research, well attended and highly rated (from 2015 Sida commissioned evaluation of 5 SA think tanks).  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51000096-5100009601 Sweden The Centre for Conflict Resolution (CCR), based in South Africa, contributes to a just and sustainable peace in Africa by strengthening the capacity of African institutions and actors to manage conflicts in their own region and by influencing policy and academic debates. CCR receives programme support from Sida for 2012-2016. The Centre for Conflict Resolution (CCR), med bas i Sydafrika, bidrar till en rättvis och hållbar fred i Afrika genom att stärka kapaciteten hos Afrikanska institutioner och aktörer att hantera konflikter i deras respektive regioner och genom att påverka policy och akademiska debatter. CCR får programstöd från Sida för 2012-2015. The overall goal of CCR's Africa Programme is to continue to contribute towards a just and sustainable peace in Africa. The immediate objective is to strengthen the capacity of African institutions and actors to manage conflicts in their own region. 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CCR receives programme support from Sida for 2012-2016. The Centre for Conflict Resolution (CCR), med bas i Sydafrika, bidrar till en rättvis och hållbar fred i Afrika genom att stärka kapaciteten hos Afrikanska institutioner och aktörer att hantera konflikter i deras respektive regioner och genom att påverka policy och akademiska debatter. CCR får programstöd från Sida för 2012-2015. The overall goal of CCR's Africa Programme is to continue to contribute towards a just and sustainable peace in Africa. The immediate objective is to strengthen the capacity of African institutions and actors to manage conflicts in their own region. 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SAIIA receives core support totalling SEK 14 000 000 from Sida for the period May 2013-June 2016. South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) är en afrikansk regional organisation verksam inom området fred och säkerhet, med särskild fokus på policyanalys och forskning. SAIIA får kärnstöd om totalt SEK 14 000 000 av Sida för perioden maj 2013-juni 2016. SAIIA’s 2013-2017 strategic plan was significantly shaped by the external evaluation that was conducted by SIDA in 2011 to assess the impact of core support on the achievement of its programmatic goal ‘a well-governed, peaceful, economically sustainable and globally engaged Africa’. The 2011 external evaluation flagged several areas related to SAIIA’s internal structuring and external positioning and profile that required strengthening – in particular its online representation, the mainstreaming of M&E in all its programmatic activities, the development of closer links with universities, specifically the University of the Witwatersrand, and its financial sustainability strategy. As noted earlier, SAIIA’s 2013-2017 Strategy was organised on the basis of 7 thematic areas and strategic pillars, namely: ? Pillar 1: Research Agenda and Programme: Strategic Objective 1 To ensure that SAIIA remains a leading research think tank on policy issues related to Africa’s governance, economic development, stability and voice in international Affairs ? Pillar 2: Strategic Dissemination: Strategic Objective 2: To enhance SAIIA’s impact on policy issues through a targeted dissemination strategy ? Pillar 3: Public Benefit: Strategic Objective 3: To fulfil SAIIA’s mandate as a public benefit organisation and enhance public education, including youth education, on international affairs ? Pillar 4: Human Resources: Strategic Objective 4: To strengthen SAIIA’s organisational capacity, particularly in relation to its management and the attraction, retention, development and motivation of its chief intellectual capital – its staff ? Pillar 5: Monitoring and Evaluation: Strategic Objective 5: To build SAIIA as a learning organisation that works within a results-based management framework ? Pillar 6: Financial Sustainability: Strategic Objective 6: To advance organisational financial stability through continuous improvement of its financial systems and through the growth of SAIIA’s income base and the diversification of its funding ? Pillar 7: Information Technology: Strategic Objective 7: To improve the effectiveness and efficiency of SAIIA through appropriate use of information technology Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Africa, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security SAIIA works towards the overall goal by generating African-based policy analysis relevant to a rapidly changing global setting that supports accountable and good governance and an economically vibrant and stable Africa. SAIIA's research on governance and democracy, economic diplomacy, the engagement of global powers in Africa, South African foreign policy and key African drivers, and lastly, global governance and sustainable development support this goal. This has translated into the production of 273 formal, peer-reviewed written publications by the institute of the implementation period, broken down as follows: 97 Policy Briefings, 118 Occasional Papers, 46 Policy Insights and 12 Research Reports which were disseminated in 2013 through 51 events, in 2014 through 72 events, in 2015 through 61 events, in 2016 through 57 events and in the first semester of 2017 through 17 events. The events included a mix of international conferences, closed workshops, policy dialogues, members briefings, careers evenings, youth events and media briefings. From a programmatic perspective SAIIA has established two African networks that support the engagement of its Resource Governance programme and the work of its Economic diplomacy programme. The Governance of Africa’s Resources Research Network (GARN) was established in 2010, and consists of a network of 12 research institutes from across the African continent that share an interest in promoting the responsible, equitable and sustainable exploitation of Africa’s vast natural resources. SAIIA’s foreign policy work focuses on the nexus between foreign policy and development in Africa and the degree to which a new African foreign policy system is emerging that encourages these conditions. Specifically, the programme seeks to produce a body of work that assists policymakers, the business community and civil society in South Africa and Africa in identifying avenues for cooperation to advance regional peace and security, development and economic growth. SAIIA’s work on Governance and the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) has been conducted jointly with the Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa (EISA) since 2012. The aim of SAIIA’s intervention strategy is to improve the ability of APRM to contribute to governance reforms, institutions and processes in Africa. SAIIA is broadly acknowledged as a leading independent authority on the APRM, having worked in over 20 African countries since 2002 to help CSOs, governments and researchers understand and maximise the opportunities that the APRM presents and to open up a national debate on the key governance challenges across four sectors, political, economic, socioeconomic and corporate governance. SAIIA has used the APRM as a prism through which to analyse critical emerging governance issues. SAIIA’s resource governance programme seeks to strengthen natural resource governance and climate change policy responses to ensure inclusive, sustainable and equitable development in Africa. Overarching research themes are: mining and development; Africa’s energy mix and the green economy; and integrated governance of the commons. Within these broad themes, the programme addresses specific resource sectors including mining, energy, forestry, fisheries and wildlife. The programme focuses primarily on the countries of SADC, but has also conducted work in Ghana, Ethiopia, Uganda and Kenya. The programme engages with a range of national, regional and global stakeholders, for example the African Mineral Development Centre, the SADC Secretariat, the African Union Commission, and the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, among others.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51000098-5100009801 Sweden South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) is an African regional organisation active within the area of peace and security, with special focus on policy analysis and research. SAIIA receives core support totalling SEK 14 000 000 from Sida for the period May 2013-June 2016. South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) är en afrikansk regional organisation verksam inom området fred och säkerhet, med särskild fokus på policyanalys och forskning. SAIIA får kärnstöd om totalt SEK 14 000 000 av Sida för perioden maj 2013-juni 2016. SAIIA’s 2013-2017 strategic plan was significantly shaped by the external evaluation that was conducted by SIDA in 2011 to assess the impact of core support on the achievement of its programmatic goal ‘a well-governed, peaceful, economically sustainable and globally engaged Africa’. The 2011 external evaluation flagged several areas related to SAIIA’s internal structuring and external positioning and profile that required strengthening – in particular its online representation, the mainstreaming of M&E in all its programmatic activities, the development of closer links with universities, specifically the University of the Witwatersrand, and its financial sustainability strategy. As noted earlier, SAIIA’s 2013-2017 Strategy was organised on the basis of 7 thematic areas and strategic pillars, namely: ? Pillar 1: Research Agenda and Programme: Strategic Objective 1 To ensure that SAIIA remains a leading research think tank on policy issues related to Africa’s governance, economic development, stability and voice in international Affairs ? Pillar 2: Strategic Dissemination: Strategic Objective 2: To enhance SAIIA’s impact on policy issues through a targeted dissemination strategy ? Pillar 3: Public Benefit: Strategic Objective 3: To fulfil SAIIA’s mandate as a public benefit organisation and enhance public education, including youth education, on international affairs ? Pillar 4: Human Resources: Strategic Objective 4: To strengthen SAIIA’s organisational capacity, particularly in relation to its management and the attraction, retention, development and motivation of its chief intellectual capital – its staff ? Pillar 5: Monitoring and Evaluation: Strategic Objective 5: To build SAIIA as a learning organisation that works within a results-based management framework ? Pillar 6: Financial Sustainability: Strategic Objective 6: To advance organisational financial stability through continuous improvement of its financial systems and through the growth of SAIIA’s income base and the diversification of its funding ? 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SAIIA receives core support totalling SEK 14 000 000 from Sida for the period May 2013-June 2016. South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) är en afrikansk regional organisation verksam inom området fred och säkerhet, med särskild fokus på policyanalys och forskning. SAIIA får kärnstöd om totalt SEK 14 000 000 av Sida för perioden maj 2013-juni 2016. SAIIA’s 2013-2017 strategic plan was significantly shaped by the external evaluation that was conducted by SIDA in 2011 to assess the impact of core support on the achievement of its programmatic goal ‘a well-governed, peaceful, economically sustainable and globally engaged Africa’. The 2011 external evaluation flagged several areas related to SAIIA’s internal structuring and external positioning and profile that required strengthening – in particular its online representation, the mainstreaming of M&E in all its programmatic activities, the development of closer links with universities, specifically the University of the Witwatersrand, and its financial sustainability strategy. As noted earlier, SAIIA’s 2013-2017 Strategy was organised on the basis of 7 thematic areas and strategic pillars, namely: ? Pillar 1: Research Agenda and Programme: Strategic Objective 1 To ensure that SAIIA remains a leading research think tank on policy issues related to Africa’s governance, economic development, stability and voice in international Affairs ? Pillar 2: Strategic Dissemination: Strategic Objective 2: To enhance SAIIA’s impact on policy issues through a targeted dissemination strategy ? Pillar 3: Public Benefit: Strategic Objective 3: To fulfil SAIIA’s mandate as a public benefit organisation and enhance public education, including youth education, on international affairs ? Pillar 4: Human Resources: Strategic Objective 4: To strengthen SAIIA’s organisational capacity, particularly in relation to its management and the attraction, retention, development and motivation of its chief intellectual capital – its staff ? Pillar 5: Monitoring and Evaluation: Strategic Objective 5: To build SAIIA as a learning organisation that works within a results-based management framework ? Pillar 6: Financial Sustainability: Strategic Objective 6: To advance organisational financial stability through continuous improvement of its financial systems and through the growth of SAIIA’s income base and the diversification of its funding ? Pillar 7: Information Technology: Strategic Objective 7: To improve the effectiveness and efficiency of SAIIA through appropriate use of information technology Sweden SAIIA/South African Institute of International Affairs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SAIIA/South African Institute of International Affairs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 3000000 0 0 0 3000000 0 3000000 SAIIA/South African Institute of International Affairs 3000000 SAIIA/South African Institute of International Affairs Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened opportunities for increased economic integration and trade Stärkta förutsättningar för ökad ekonomisk integration och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards sustainable management and use of common ecosystem services and ecosystem and natural resources and conservation of biodiversity Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av ekosystem, gemensamma ekosystemtjänster och naturresurser samt bevarande av biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51000102 Sweden The programme has three objectives namely: (i)To strengthen the capacities of EAAACA members to combat and prevent corruption (ii)To improve communication, information and knowledge exchange on strategies for combating corruption among member authorities, governments, media and other stakeholders (iii)To strengthen the capacity of EAAACA Secretariat for effective coordination Programmet har tre mål nämligen: (i) Att stärka kapaciteten hos EAAACA medlemmar för att bekämpa och förebygga korruption (ii) För att förbättra kommunikation, information och kunskapsutbyte om strategier för att bekämpa korruptionen bland medlemsländerna myndigheter, regeringar, media och andra intressenter (III) Att stärka kapaciteten hos EAAACA Sekretariatet för effektiv samordning Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-51000102-5100010201 Sweden The programme has three objectives namely: (i)To strengthen the capacities of EAAACA members to combat and prevent corruption (ii)To improve communication, information and knowledge exchange on strategies for combating corruption among member authorities, governments, media and other stakeholders (iii)To strengthen the capacity of EAAACA Secretariat for effective coordination Programmet har tre mål nämligen: (i) Att stärka kapaciteten hos EAAACA medlemmar för att bekämpa och förebygga korruption (ii) För att förbättra kommunikation, information och kunskapsutbyte om strategier för att bekämpa korruptionen bland medlemsländerna myndigheter, regeringar, media och andra intressenter (III) Att stärka kapaciteten hos EAAACA Sekretariatet för effektiv samordning Sweden EAAACA/East African Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 1500000 1627690 50509 0 1500000 1492314 0 3178199 Mottagarlandets regering 1500000 Mottagarlandets regering 1500000 Mottagarlandets regering -7686.18 Mottagarlandets regering 0 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-51000102-5100010202 Sweden The programme has three objectives namely: (i)To strengthen the capacities of EAAACA members to combat and prevent corruption (ii)To improve communication, information and knowledge exchange on strategies for combating corruption among member authorities, governments, media and other stakeholders (iii)To strengthen the capacity of EAAACA Secretariat for effective coordination Programmet har tre mål nämligen: (i) Att stärka kapaciteten hos EAAACA medlemmar för att bekämpa och förebygga korruption (ii) För att förbättra kommunikation, information och kunskapsutbyte om strategier för att bekämpa korruptionen bland medlemsländerna myndigheter, regeringar, media och andra intressenter (III) Att stärka kapaciteten hos EAAACA Sekretariatet för effektiv samordning Sweden EAAACA/East African Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50509 135376 26749.85 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 108626.56 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 50508.59 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-51000123 Sweden African Forest Forum has applied to Sida for funding of 48 million SEK to carry out the project on 'Strengthening Sustainable Forest Management in Africa' during the period 2014-2019. The intervention aims to generate and share knowledge and information through partnerships in ways that provide inputs into policy options and capacity building for improved forest management that better address poverty eradication and environmental protection in Africa. This will be through i) facilitation of the emergence of a strong partnership platform through which stakeholders will identify challenges related to sustainable management of forest and tree resources and create solutions; ii) facilitating the collation, synthesis, provision of access to critical information and knowledge demanded by stakeholders; iii) catalyse efforts to enhance sustainable management practices that have potential to improve resilience of forest to adverse effects of climate change; iv) facilitiating the formulation and harmonisation of evidence-based policies, regulations and governance mechanisms to strengthen public and private institutions to effectively support sustainable forest management; enhancing the capacity of institutions and individuals including farmers organisations, private sector actors, proffessional organisations and public sector to achieve forest compatible development and v) stengthening participation of African countries in regional and international forestry and climate change discources. The intervention total's budget is 48 million SEK all of which will be contributed by Sida. Insatsen syftar till att skapa och dela kunskap och information genom partnerskapssamarbeten på sätt som tillhandahåller input om policyalternativ och kapacitetsbyggnad för en förbättrad skogshantering, vilken på ett bättre sätt verkar för fattigdomsbekämpning och miljöskydd i Afrika. Detta kommer att ske genom i) underlättande av skapandet av en stark partnerskapsplattform, genom vilken intressenter kommer att kunna identifiera utmaningar relaterade till en hållbar hantering av skogs- och träresurser och skapa lösningar; ii) underlättande av jämförelse, syntes och tillhandahållande av åtkomst till kritisk information och kunskap som efterfrågas av intressenter; iii) katalyserande av ansträngningar för att förbättra hållbara hanteringsmetoder med potential att förbättra skogens motståndskraft mot olika effekter av klimatförändringar; underlätta utformningen och harmoniseringen av evidensbaserade policies, förordningar och styrningsmekanismer i syfte att stärka offentliga och privata organisationers arbete för att effektivt stödja hållbar skogshantering; underlättande av organisationers och privatpersoners kapacitet, inklusive bondeorganisationer, aktörer inom den privata sektorn, yrkesorganisationer och den offentliga sektorn, i syfte att uppnå en kompatibel skogsutveckling och v) stärkande av afrikanska länders deltagande i regionala och interregionala skogs- och klimatförändringsdiskurser. Insatsens totala budget uppgår till 48 miljoner SEK, vilken finansieras och hållet av Sida. To generate and share knowledge and information through partnerships in ways that provide inputs into policy options and capacity building for improved forest management that better address poverty eradication and environmental protection in Africa. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Forestry policy and administrative management Forestry The intervention named ``Strengthning Sustainable Forest Management in Africa`` is primarily aimed at generating and sharing of high quality, up-to-date information and to exploring collaborative opportunities related to African forests, in order to support making evidence-based decisions, as well as updating stakeholders on developments in the forestry and related sectors. The objective was to be achieved through the implementation of six project components, each addressing some critical issues of a corresponding inter-related objectives. The six components of the intervention were: Partnership platform for catalyzed institutional change, Knowledge management and brokerage for enhanced management of forest resources in Africa, Forest and tree resources management for enhanced human livelihoods, Forest policy, regulation, governance and trade in forest and tree products, Strengthening Africa’s capacity for sustainable management and use of forest and tree resources and Supporting Africa’s engagement in global and regional forestry processes and implementation of agreements. In addressing these six components and their objectives, the cooperation partner sought to influence and facilitate organisations (governmental and non-governmental) and individual stakeholders to take actions that would lead to sustainable forest management in ways that would eventually enhance livelihoods and environmental stability - critical prerequisites for eradicating poverty. Accordingly, the intervention implemented by the African Forest Forum (AFF) during the period April 2014 to July 2019, has significantly contributed to: Establishment of institutional platforms for catalyzing innovation in African forestry Generation of declarations and/or resolutions through consensus building among key players in forestry. Improved access to information and knowledge required to strengthen the management of African forest and tree resources, Explored opportunities to enhance the contribution of forests and tree resources to livelihoods and environmental sustainability,  Improved the capacities of institutions that support forestry, Enhanced quality engagement of stakeholders on forestry issues, Contributed to the development of improved forestry and related policies and practices at international, continental and regional level,  Increased access to the knowledge and information generated by the contribution has enhanced stakeholders’ awareness on the contribution of forest resources, and actions that need to be taken to achieve sustainable forest management, leading to achievement of various project outcomes,  Through execution of the project components the intervention has made significant contributions to implementation of forestry programmes of Regional Economic Commissions in Africa (ECOWAS, ECCAS, EAC, SADC). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51000123-5100012301 Sweden African Forest Forum has applied to Sida for funding of 48 million SEK to carry out the project on 'Strengthening Sustainable Forest Management in Africa' during the period 2014-2019. The intervention aims to generate and share knowledge and information through partnerships in ways that provide inputs into policy options and capacity building for improved forest management that better address poverty eradication and environmental protection in Africa. This will be through i) facilitation of the emergence of a strong partnership platform through which stakeholders will identify challenges related to sustainable management of forest and tree resources and create solutions; ii) facilitating the collation, synthesis, provision of access to critical information and knowledge demanded by stakeholders; iii) catalyse efforts to enhance sustainable management practices that have potential to improve resilience of forest to adverse effects of climate change; iv) facilitiating the formulation and harmonisation of evidence-based policies, regulations and governance mechanisms to strengthen public and private institutions to effectively support sustainable forest management; enhancing the capacity of institutions and individuals including farmers organisations, private sector actors, proffessional organisations and public sector to achieve forest compatible development and v) stengthening participation of African countries in regional and international forestry and climate change discources. The intervention total's budget is 48 million SEK all of which will be contributed by Sida. Insatsen syftar till att skapa och dela kunskap och information genom partnerskapssamarbeten på sätt som tillhandahåller input om policyalternativ och kapacitetsbyggnad för en förbättrad skogshantering, vilken på ett bättre sätt verkar för fattigdomsbekämpning och miljöskydd i Afrika. Detta kommer att ske genom i) underlättande av skapandet av en stark partnerskapsplattform, genom vilken intressenter kommer att kunna identifiera utmaningar relaterade till en hållbar hantering av skogs- och träresurser och skapa lösningar; ii) underlättande av jämförelse, syntes och tillhandahållande av åtkomst till kritisk information och kunskap som efterfrågas av intressenter; iii) katalyserande av ansträngningar för att förbättra hållbara hanteringsmetoder med potential att förbättra skogens motståndskraft mot olika effekter av klimatförändringar; underlätta utformningen och harmoniseringen av evidensbaserade policies, förordningar och styrningsmekanismer i syfte att stärka offentliga och privata organisationers arbete för att effektivt stödja hållbar skogshantering; underlättande av organisationers och privatpersoners kapacitet, inklusive bondeorganisationer, aktörer inom den privata sektorn, yrkesorganisationer och den offentliga sektorn, i syfte att uppnå en kompatibel skogsutveckling och v) stärkande av afrikanska länders deltagande i regionala och interregionala skogs- och klimatförändringsdiskurser. Insatsens totala budget uppgår till 48 miljoner SEK, vilken finansieras och hållet av Sida. To generate and share knowledge and information through partnerships in ways that provide inputs into policy options and capacity building for improved forest management that better address poverty eradication and environmental protection in Africa. Sweden AFF/African Forest Forum Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 8000000 6000000 6000000 0 0 8000000 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 -14500000 -8000000 6000000 14500000 -11500000 11500000 8000000 20000000 International NGO 8000000 International NGO 6000000 International NGO 0 International NGO 6000000 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-51000123-5100012303 Sweden African Forest Forum has applied to Sida for funding of 48 million SEK to carry out the project on 'Strengthening Sustainable Forest Management in Africa' during the period 2014-2019. The intervention aims to generate and share knowledge and information through partnerships in ways that provide inputs into policy options and capacity building for improved forest management that better address poverty eradication and environmental protection in Africa. This will be through i) facilitation of the emergence of a strong partnership platform through which stakeholders will identify challenges related to sustainable management of forest and tree resources and create solutions; ii) facilitating the collation, synthesis, provision of access to critical information and knowledge demanded by stakeholders; iii) catalyse efforts to enhance sustainable management practices that have potential to improve resilience of forest to adverse effects of climate change; iv) facilitiating the formulation and harmonisation of evidence-based policies, regulations and governance mechanisms to strengthen public and private institutions to effectively support sustainable forest management; enhancing the capacity of institutions and individuals including farmers organisations, private sector actors, proffessional organisations and public sector to achieve forest compatible development and v) stengthening participation of African countries in regional and international forestry and climate change discources. The intervention total's budget is 48 million SEK all of which will be contributed by Sida. Insatsen syftar till att skapa och dela kunskap och information genom partnerskapssamarbeten på sätt som tillhandahåller input om policyalternativ och kapacitetsbyggnad för en förbättrad skogshantering, vilken på ett bättre sätt verkar för fattigdomsbekämpning och miljöskydd i Afrika. Detta kommer att ske genom i) underlättande av skapandet av en stark partnerskapsplattform, genom vilken intressenter kommer att kunna identifiera utmaningar relaterade till en hållbar hantering av skogs- och träresurser och skapa lösningar; ii) underlättande av jämförelse, syntes och tillhandahållande av åtkomst till kritisk information och kunskap som efterfrågas av intressenter; iii) katalyserande av ansträngningar för att förbättra hållbara hanteringsmetoder med potential att förbättra skogens motståndskraft mot olika effekter av klimatförändringar; underlätta utformningen och harmoniseringen av evidensbaserade policies, förordningar och styrningsmekanismer i syfte att stärka offentliga och privata organisationers arbete för att effektivt stödja hållbar skogshantering; underlättande av organisationers och privatpersoners kapacitet, inklusive bondeorganisationer, aktörer inom den privata sektorn, yrkesorganisationer och den offentliga sektorn, i syfte att uppnå en kompatibel skogsutveckling och v) stärkande av afrikanska länders deltagande i regionala och interregionala skogs- och klimatförändringsdiskurser. Insatsens totala budget uppgår till 48 miljoner SEK, vilken finansieras och hållet av Sida. To generate and share knowledge and information through partnerships in ways that provide inputs into policy options and capacity building for improved forest management that better address poverty eradication and environmental protection in Africa. Sweden AFF/African Forest Forum Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AFF/African Forest Forum 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17800000 6200000 3352374 6200000 0 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 0 3352374 0 7000000 8800000 0 0 -1176 0 -28313 0 0 27352374 AFF/African Forest Forum 2000000 AFF/African Forest Forum 8800000 AFF/African Forest Forum 7000000 AFF/African Forest Forum 6200000 AFF/African Forest Forum 3352374 AFF/African Forest Forum -28312.63 AFF/African Forest Forum -1175.9 AFF/African Forest Forum Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards sustainable management and use of common ecosystem services and ecosystem and natural resources and conservation of biodiversity Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av ekosystem, gemensamma ekosystemtjänster och naturresurser samt bevarande av biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51000125 Sweden The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) has framed its work programme primarily to support the African development agenda as defined in the African Union (AU) Vision. UNECA has focused its programmes to strengthening the technical capacities of African member States, the eight regional economic communities (RECs) and the AU itself. Within Member States, UNECA’s interventions are predominantly targeted at influencing policy change at government level with only limited direct technical support to non-State actors. The subprogrammes are based on knowledge generation (research products), the results of which are shared in different formats such as technical reports, policy briefs, technical advice, training manuals and materials for use in long term training institutions and/or in the form of training workshops to local and regional stakeholders as appropriate. Due to late disbursement in 2015 and an extension of the JFA until 2017, Swedish funds were used primarily during 2016. FN:s ekonomiska kommission för Afrika, UNECA stödjer Afrikas utvecklingsagenda i enlighet med Afrikanska unionens (AU) vision och fokuserar sitt arbete på att stärka den tekniska kapaciteten hos kommissionen, AUC, de åtta regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna (Regional Economic Communities) och afrikanska medlemsstater. Insatserna i medlemsstaterna är främst inriktade på att påverka politiska förändringar som beslutas av regeringarna och UNECA ger därför endast begränsat direkt tekniskt stöd till icke-statliga aktörer. UNECA:s utvecklingsprogram bygger på kunskapsgenerering (forskningsprodukter), vars resultat sedan delas i olika former såsom tekniska rapporter, policypapper, teknisk rådgivning, utbildningsmaterial och workshops för de regionala och nationella aktörerna. Sammanlagt omfattar verksamheten nio delprogram (Makroenkonmisk policy, Regional integration och handel, Innovation, teknologi och förvaltning av Afrikas naturresurser, Statistik, Kapacitetsutveckling, Jämställdhet och kvinnor i utveckling, Subregionala aktiviteter, Utvecklingsplanering och administration, och Social utveckling). Budgeten för de nio delprogram är 54 MUSD och varav 21 MUSD avser de fem JFA-stöda delprogrammen. UNECA har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 4 MUSD för stöd till programbudgeten under perioden 2014-2015. Den aktuella insatsen syftar till att stödja följande fem delprogram Makroekonomisk policy, Regional integration och handel, Jämställdhet, Social utveckling, samt Statistik. XB-budgeten 2015 för de fem delprogrammen uppgår till 21 MUSD. Pga av sen utbetalning och förlängning av JFAn till 2017, användes svenska medel under 2016. En gemensam finansieringsmekanism (JFA) undertecknades av Sverige, Danmark, Storbritannien och Norge i maj 2014 efter omfattande diskussioner. Det bilaterala avtalet mellan Sverige och UNECA undertecknades emellertid inte på grund av försenad rapportering från UNECA, behov av ytterligare finansiell information och diskussioner om UNECA:s hantering av de svenska medlen som kanaliserats till AU:s korruptionsorgan, African Board on Corruption, ABC. Bedömningen av UNECA:s genomförandekapacitet, framförallt vad gäller uppföljning och rapportering av resultat och finansiell uppföljning och rapporteringen under de senaste åren, visar på flera brister. Samtidigt kan dock konstateras, vilket också görs av övriga JFA-partners, att medvetenheten bland medarbetarna om svagheterna inom organisationen och nödvändigheten av en rad olika reformer, är stor. En omorganisation av UNECA har ägt rum och ett omfattande reformprogram pågår och förbättringar av olika processer och system såsom resultatrapportering håller nu på att ske. Trots UNECA:s brister bedömer Sida att organisationen dels har mycket hög relevans i förhållande till den afrikanska agendan, dels att det pågående reformarbetet pekar i rätt riktning, och Sida föreslår därför att det avbrutna svenska stödet återupptas. De fyra JFA-givarna bidrar i snitt med 2 MUSD per år till budgeten. På grund av att Sveriges bidrag utbetalas först i slutet av 2015, föreslås att enbart 1 MUSD (8,4 MSEK) utbetalas. Sida kommer också avsätta tillräckliga resurser för att följa upp reformarbetet och påverka UNECA tillsammans med de andra givarna framförallt om det blir en fortsättning på JFA-stödet 2016. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-51000125-5100012501 Sweden The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) has framed its work programme primarily to support the African development agenda as defined in the African Union (AU) Vision. UNECA has focused its programmes to strengthening the technical capacities of African member States, the eight regional economic communities (RECs) and the AU itself. Within Member States, UNECA’s interventions are predominantly targeted at influencing policy change at government level with only limited direct technical support to non-State actors. The subprogrammes are based on knowledge generation (research products), the results of which are shared in different formats such as technical reports, policy briefs, technical advice, training manuals and materials for use in long term training institutions and/or in the form of training workshops to local and regional stakeholders as appropriate. Due to late disbursement in 2015 and an extension of the JFA until 2017, Swedish funds were used primarily during 2016. FN:s ekonomiska kommission för Afrika, UNECA stödjer Afrikas utvecklingsagenda i enlighet med Afrikanska unionens (AU) vision och fokuserar sitt arbete på att stärka den tekniska kapaciteten hos kommissionen, AUC, de åtta regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna (Regional Economic Communities) och afrikanska medlemsstater. Insatserna i medlemsstaterna är främst inriktade på att påverka politiska förändringar som beslutas av regeringarna och UNECA ger därför endast begränsat direkt tekniskt stöd till icke-statliga aktörer. UNECA:s utvecklingsprogram bygger på kunskapsgenerering (forskningsprodukter), vars resultat sedan delas i olika former såsom tekniska rapporter, policypapper, teknisk rådgivning, utbildningsmaterial och workshops för de regionala och nationella aktörerna. Sammanlagt omfattar verksamheten nio delprogram (Makroenkonmisk policy, Regional integration och handel, Innovation, teknologi och förvaltning av Afrikas naturresurser, Statistik, Kapacitetsutveckling, Jämställdhet och kvinnor i utveckling, Subregionala aktiviteter, Utvecklingsplanering och administration, och Social utveckling). Budgeten för de nio delprogram är 54 MUSD och varav 21 MUSD avser de fem JFA-stöda delprogrammen. UNECA har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 4 MUSD för stöd till programbudgeten under perioden 2014-2015. Den aktuella insatsen syftar till att stödja följande fem delprogram Makroekonomisk policy, Regional integration och handel, Jämställdhet, Social utveckling, samt Statistik. XB-budgeten 2015 för de fem delprogrammen uppgår till 21 MUSD. Pga av sen utbetalning och förlängning av JFAn till 2017, användes svenska medel under 2016. En gemensam finansieringsmekanism (JFA) undertecknades av Sverige, Danmark, Storbritannien och Norge i maj 2014 efter omfattande diskussioner. Det bilaterala avtalet mellan Sverige och UNECA undertecknades emellertid inte på grund av försenad rapportering från UNECA, behov av ytterligare finansiell information och diskussioner om UNECA:s hantering av de svenska medlen som kanaliserats till AU:s korruptionsorgan, African Board on Corruption, ABC. Bedömningen av UNECA:s genomförandekapacitet, framförallt vad gäller uppföljning och rapportering av resultat och finansiell uppföljning och rapporteringen under de senaste åren, visar på flera brister. Samtidigt kan dock konstateras, vilket också görs av övriga JFA-partners, att medvetenheten bland medarbetarna om svagheterna inom organisationen och nödvändigheten av en rad olika reformer, är stor. En omorganisation av UNECA har ägt rum och ett omfattande reformprogram pågår och förbättringar av olika processer och system såsom resultatrapportering håller nu på att ske. Trots UNECA:s brister bedömer Sida att organisationen dels har mycket hög relevans i förhållande till den afrikanska agendan, dels att det pågående reformarbetet pekar i rätt riktning, och Sida föreslår därför att det avbrutna svenska stödet återupptas. De fyra JFA-givarna bidrar i snitt med 2 MUSD per år till budgeten. På grund av att Sveriges bidrag utbetalas först i slutet av 2015, föreslås att enbart 1 MUSD (8,4 MSEK) utbetalas. Sida kommer också avsätta tillräckliga resurser för att följa upp reformarbetet och påverka UNECA tillsammans med de andra givarna framförallt om det blir en fortsättning på JFA-stödet 2016. Sweden ECA/Economic Commission for Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ECA/Economic Commission for Africa Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 8400000 0 0 0 8400000 8400000 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa 8400000 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa SE-0-SE-6-51000125-5100012503 Sweden The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) has framed its work programme primarily to support the African development agenda as defined in the African Union (AU) Vision. UNECA has focused its programmes to strengthening the technical capacities of African member States, the eight regional economic communities (RECs) and the AU itself. Within Member States, UNECA’s interventions are predominantly targeted at influencing policy change at government level with only limited direct technical support to non-State actors. The subprogrammes are based on knowledge generation (research products), the results of which are shared in different formats such as technical reports, policy briefs, technical advice, training manuals and materials for use in long term training institutions and/or in the form of training workshops to local and regional stakeholders as appropriate. Due to late disbursement in 2015 and an extension of the JFA until 2017, Swedish funds were used primarily during 2016. FN:s ekonomiska kommission för Afrika, UNECA stödjer Afrikas utvecklingsagenda i enlighet med Afrikanska unionens (AU) vision och fokuserar sitt arbete på att stärka den tekniska kapaciteten hos kommissionen, AUC, de åtta regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna (Regional Economic Communities) och afrikanska medlemsstater. Insatserna i medlemsstaterna är främst inriktade på att påverka politiska förändringar som beslutas av regeringarna och UNECA ger därför endast begränsat direkt tekniskt stöd till icke-statliga aktörer. UNECA:s utvecklingsprogram bygger på kunskapsgenerering (forskningsprodukter), vars resultat sedan delas i olika former såsom tekniska rapporter, policypapper, teknisk rådgivning, utbildningsmaterial och workshops för de regionala och nationella aktörerna. Sammanlagt omfattar verksamheten nio delprogram (Makroenkonmisk policy, Regional integration och handel, Innovation, teknologi och förvaltning av Afrikas naturresurser, Statistik, Kapacitetsutveckling, Jämställdhet och kvinnor i utveckling, Subregionala aktiviteter, Utvecklingsplanering och administration, och Social utveckling). Budgeten för de nio delprogram är 54 MUSD och varav 21 MUSD avser de fem JFA-stöda delprogrammen. UNECA har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 4 MUSD för stöd till programbudgeten under perioden 2014-2015. Den aktuella insatsen syftar till att stödja följande fem delprogram Makroekonomisk policy, Regional integration och handel, Jämställdhet, Social utveckling, samt Statistik. XB-budgeten 2015 för de fem delprogrammen uppgår till 21 MUSD. Pga av sen utbetalning och förlängning av JFAn till 2017, användes svenska medel under 2016. En gemensam finansieringsmekanism (JFA) undertecknades av Sverige, Danmark, Storbritannien och Norge i maj 2014 efter omfattande diskussioner. Det bilaterala avtalet mellan Sverige och UNECA undertecknades emellertid inte på grund av försenad rapportering från UNECA, behov av ytterligare finansiell information och diskussioner om UNECA:s hantering av de svenska medlen som kanaliserats till AU:s korruptionsorgan, African Board on Corruption, ABC. Bedömningen av UNECA:s genomförandekapacitet, framförallt vad gäller uppföljning och rapportering av resultat och finansiell uppföljning och rapporteringen under de senaste åren, visar på flera brister. Samtidigt kan dock konstateras, vilket också görs av övriga JFA-partners, att medvetenheten bland medarbetarna om svagheterna inom organisationen och nödvändigheten av en rad olika reformer, är stor. En omorganisation av UNECA har ägt rum och ett omfattande reformprogram pågår och förbättringar av olika processer och system såsom resultatrapportering håller nu på att ske. Trots UNECA:s brister bedömer Sida att organisationen dels har mycket hög relevans i förhållande till den afrikanska agendan, dels att det pågående reformarbetet pekar i rätt riktning, och Sida föreslår därför att det avbrutna svenska stödet återupptas. De fyra JFA-givarna bidrar i snitt med 2 MUSD per år till budgeten. På grund av att Sveriges bidrag utbetalas först i slutet av 2015, föreslås att enbart 1 MUSD (8,4 MSEK) utbetalas. Sida kommer också avsätta tillräckliga resurser för att följa upp reformarbetet och påverka UNECA tillsammans med de andra givarna framförallt om det blir en fortsättning på JFA-stödet 2016. Sweden ECA/Economic Commission for Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ECA/Economic Commission for Africa 10.6 - Säkra stärkt representation och röst till utvecklingsländer i beslutsfattandet i globala internationella ekonomiska och finansiella institutioner i syfte att göra dessa mer effektiva, trovärdiga, ansvarsskyldiga och legitima. 10.6 - Ensure enhanced representation and voice for developing countries in decision-making in global international economic and financial institutions in order to deliver more effective, credible, accountable and legitimate institutions. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -160493 -160493 -160493 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa -160492.68 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthen democracy and increase respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51000155 Sweden EISA supports free and fair elections and participatory democracy in Africa. The operations include support to election observation, election authorities, political parties, parliaments and regional institutions (AU). Sida har samarbetat med EISA sedan 1999. EISA arbetar f.a. med att främja fria och rättvisa val och en deltagande demokrati i Afrika. Verksamheten omfattar bl.a. stöd till valövervakning genom utbildning av civila samhällets organisationer, valmyndigheter och regionala institutioner samt stöd till politiska partier, parlament och regionala organsiationer (AU). EISA har ansökt om stöd uppgående till 40 MSEK för en tredje fas av Africa Democracy Strengthening Programme, ADS III för perioden 2014-2017. Andra givare är DfID. Det övergripande målet med programmet är bättre valprocesser som i sin tur ska bidra till en livaktig demokrati i afrikanska länder. Sida bedömer att insatsen är högst relevant utifrån både svensk och afrikansk policykontext. Vidare bedöms förutsättningarna för effektivitet, genomförbarhet och hållbarhet vara goda. Sammantagen risknivå bedöms vara medelhög till hög f.a. på grund av politisk och institutionell osäkerhet i den kontext som EISA arbetar i. Korruptionsrisken bedöms vara låg till medelhög. The intended outcome of the ADS III programme is stronger and more effective democratic institutions, with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries. This will contribute to the intended impact of more credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Africa, regional Elections Government & Civil Society-general On an overall level, EISA concludes that intergovernmental bodies on the African continent have made improvements in the frameworks that govern their engagement in member states' electoral processes, but that election observation efforts are still mostly limited to assessing elections in the immediate voting day phase. RECs are, according to EISA, hampered by funding challenges and the fact that greater focus is placed on peace and security matters.  Main highlights over the full programme period mentioned include: Introduction of tablets and Open Data Kit Technology to AUEOMs, 2015-2015, which allows for real-time transmission of observation data and quick output of data analysis. The EAC followed in 2016.  EISA started support to ECCAS in 2014, who now has an observation handbook, and a draft document on Principles to govern democratic elections. In 2016 the first joint AU and ECCAS EOM was deployed to Gabon.  ECOWAS has since 2016 been supported to adopt a more cycle-based approach, including needs assessments, and pre- and post-election observation.  From EISA's own independent EOMs, one concrete result highlighted is the amended legal framework to govern presidential elections in Zambia, based on recommendations from EISA.  From the work with parliament and political parties in Madagascar, EISA puts forward the gender mainstreaming work, which has contributed to reform of the Nationality Code in 2017, improving gender equality in the country. This was, amongst others, based on a review of laws and policies in relation to regional and international protocols on the rights of women. EISA's work with MPs has led to increased interaction with citizens and more transparency, according to the report. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51000155-5100015501 Sweden EISA supports free and fair elections and participatory democracy in Africa. The operations include support to election observation, election authorities, political parties, parliaments and regional institutions (AU). Sida har samarbetat med EISA sedan 1999. EISA arbetar f.a. med att främja fria och rättvisa val och en deltagande demokrati i Afrika. Verksamheten omfattar bl.a. stöd till valövervakning genom utbildning av civila samhällets organisationer, valmyndigheter och regionala institutioner samt stöd till politiska partier, parlament och regionala organsiationer (AU). EISA har ansökt om stöd uppgående till 40 MSEK för en tredje fas av Africa Democracy Strengthening Programme, ADS III för perioden 2014-2017. Andra givare är DfID. Det övergripande målet med programmet är bättre valprocesser som i sin tur ska bidra till en livaktig demokrati i afrikanska länder. Sida bedömer att insatsen är högst relevant utifrån både svensk och afrikansk policykontext. Vidare bedöms förutsättningarna för effektivitet, genomförbarhet och hållbarhet vara goda. Sammantagen risknivå bedöms vara medelhög till hög f.a. på grund av politisk och institutionell osäkerhet i den kontext som EISA arbetar i. Korruptionsrisken bedöms vara låg till medelhög. The intended outcome of the ADS III programme is stronger and more effective democratic institutions, with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries. This will contribute to the intended impact of more credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa. Sweden EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 0 10000000 10000000 -10000000 -10000000 10000000 10000000 0 30000000 International NGO 10000000 International NGO 10000000 International NGO 10000000 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-51000155-5100015503 Sweden EISA supports free and fair elections and participatory democracy in Africa. The operations include support to election observation, election authorities, political parties, parliaments and regional institutions (AU). Sida har samarbetat med EISA sedan 1999. EISA arbetar f.a. med att främja fria och rättvisa val och en deltagande demokrati i Afrika. Verksamheten omfattar bl.a. stöd till valövervakning genom utbildning av civila samhällets organisationer, valmyndigheter och regionala institutioner samt stöd till politiska partier, parlament och regionala organsiationer (AU). EISA har ansökt om stöd uppgående till 40 MSEK för en tredje fas av Africa Democracy Strengthening Programme, ADS III för perioden 2014-2017. Andra givare är DfID. Det övergripande målet med programmet är bättre valprocesser som i sin tur ska bidra till en livaktig demokrati i afrikanska länder. Sida bedömer att insatsen är högst relevant utifrån både svensk och afrikansk policykontext. Vidare bedöms förutsättningarna för effektivitet, genomförbarhet och hållbarhet vara goda. Sammantagen risknivå bedöms vara medelhög till hög f.a. på grund av politisk och institutionell osäkerhet i den kontext som EISA arbetar i. Korruptionsrisken bedöms vara låg till medelhög. The intended outcome of the ADS III programme is stronger and more effective democratic institutions, with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries. This will contribute to the intended impact of more credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa. Sweden EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 12000000 0 10000000 12000000 0 0 22000000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 10000000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 12000000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of civil society and media to work towards accountability and respect for human rights at regional level Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och media att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020039 Sweden The contribution is a support to a donorcoordinated UN-fund (UNOPS/3MDG) with focus on maternal health (MDG5) and child health (MDG4)in Burma/Myanmar. Strengthening the national health system and coordination of actors from civil society, the UN-system and the ministry of health with focus on hard-to-reach areas will contribute to decrease maternal mortality and child mortality in Burma/Myanmar. Insatsen är ett stöd till en givargemensam FN-fond(UNOPS/3MDG)med fokus på mödrahälsa(MDG5)och barnhälsa(MDG4)i Burma/Myanmar. Genom stärkande av det nationella hälsosystemet samt samordning av aktörer från det civila samhället, FN-organen och hälsoministeriet med fokus på särskilt utsatta områden skall insatsen bidra till att minska mödradödligheten och barnadödligheten i Burma/Myanmar. The Three Millennium Development Goal Fund (3MDG) was established in 2012 by a consortium of international donors to address basic health needs of vulnerable people in Myanmar, and contribute to the country’s efforts to achieve the three health-related Millennium Development Goals. These three goals consist of reducing child mortality, improving maternal health and combating HIV, tuberculosis and malaria. 3MDG places special emphasis upon provision of quality maternal, newborn and child health services.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Myanmar Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health The Three Millennium Development Goal Fund (3MDG) was established in 2012 by a consortium of international donors to address basic health needs in Myanmar in particular to contribute to the country’s efforts to achieve the three health-related Millennium Development Goals.  For example, the percentage of pregnant women who had a skilled birth attendant increased from 56% to 60% from 2013 to 2018, and post-natal and newborn care coverage increased from 58% to 76% during the same period. These are incremental but important improvements, and mean that women living in townships that 3MDG supports are more likely to have safe, healthy pregnancies. The Fund has particularly focused on addressing the the wide disparities between urban and ruralareas, and between and within states and regions. Developments are more pronounced at state and regional level, for example access to maternal, newborn and child health services increased for between 15-20% of the township population in 34 townships in Myanmar.  Some examples of cumulative nation-wide results:  - 280,683 women received ante-natal care (four visits per woman) - 265,583 births were attended by a skilled health personnel - 379,260 infants were vaccinated against measles - 87,882 life-saving referrals for pregnant women                  - 70,926 life-saving referrals for children under five              - 316,134 women received postnatal and newborn care within three daysTo help build a more efficient and responsive system, health systems strengthening efforts at national, state and region and township levels were a priority. At the policy level, 3MDG made a strategic contribution to the development and implementation of the Myanmar National Health Plan (2017-21) through an inclusive process, and also to the National Health Plan Implementation Monitoring Unit (NIMU).  Improving human resources for health was a focus area and notable results includes the establishment and upgrading of skills labs in all midwifery schools, strengthened accreditation, and better trained faculty members for stronger, more confidentmidwifery staff. Significant results were made in communicable diseases, especially in malaria, where Myanmar has reduced prevalence and death rate by enormous amounts over the lifetime of the Fund. During the 3MDG Fund’s lifetime, and as a result of multiple coordinated interventions by government and non-government actors, there was a 98% reduction in malaria deaths, and declining prevalence. The malaria test positivity rate decreased from 28.76 in 2013 to 3.47 in 2017. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51020039-5102003901 Sweden The contribution is a support to a donorcoordinated UN-fund (UNOPS/3MDG) with focus on maternal health (MDG5) and child health (MDG4)in Burma/Myanmar. Strengthening the national health system and coordination of actors from civil society, the UN-system and the ministry of health with focus on hard-to-reach areas will contribute to decrease maternal mortality and child mortality in Burma/Myanmar. Insatsen är ett stöd till en givargemensam FN-fond(UNOPS/3MDG)med fokus på mödrahälsa(MDG5)och barnhälsa(MDG4)i Burma/Myanmar. Genom stärkande av det nationella hälsosystemet samt samordning av aktörer från det civila samhället, FN-organen och hälsoministeriet med fokus på särskilt utsatta områden skall insatsen bidra till att minska mödradödligheten och barnadödligheten i Burma/Myanmar. The Three Millennium Development Goal Fund (3MDG) was established in 2012 by a consortium of international donors to address basic health needs of vulnerable people in Myanmar, and contribute to the country’s efforts to achieve the three health-related Millennium Development Goals. These three goals consist of reducing child mortality, improving maternal health and combating HIV, tuberculosis and malaria. 3MDG places special emphasis upon provision of quality maternal, newborn and child health services.   Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 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Strengthening the national health system and coordination of actors from civil society, the UN-system and the ministry of health with focus on hard-to-reach areas will contribute to decrease maternal mortality and child mortality in Burma/Myanmar. Insatsen är ett stöd till en givargemensam FN-fond(UNOPS/3MDG)med fokus på mödrahälsa(MDG5)och barnhälsa(MDG4)i Burma/Myanmar. Genom stärkande av det nationella hälsosystemet samt samordning av aktörer från det civila samhället, FN-organen och hälsoministeriet med fokus på särskilt utsatta områden skall insatsen bidra till att minska mödradödligheten och barnadödligheten i Burma/Myanmar. The Three Millennium Development Goal Fund (3MDG) was established in 2012 by a consortium of international donors to address basic health needs of vulnerable people in Myanmar, and contribute to the country’s efforts to achieve the three health-related Millennium Development Goals. These three goals consist of reducing child mortality, improving maternal health and combating HIV, tuberculosis and malaria. 3MDG places special emphasis upon provision of quality maternal, newborn and child health services.   Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -38000000 -38000000 -38000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -38000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Myanmar/Burma 2018-2022 Myanmar/Burma 2018-2022 Improved access to good health and medical services, especially in those parts of the country with least access Förbättrad tillgång till god hälso- och sjukvård, särskilt i de delar av landet där tillgången är sämst Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51020072 Sweden ASEAN CSR Network's project aims to support the development of a sustainable, equitable and integrated ASEAN Community through promoting implementation of international standards on CSR. The Network will also facilitate the formulation of an ASEAN CSR Vision 2020 agenda and strategy and coordinate regional collective action programs on thematic issues related to CSR. ASEAN CSR-nätverks projekt syftar till att stödja utvecklingen av ett hållbart, rättvist och integrerat "ASEAN Community" genom att främja internationella normer för företagens sociala ansvar (CSR). Nätverket kommer att underlätta utformningen av en "ASEAN CSR Vision 2020" och samordna regionala gemensamma handlingsprogram inom tematiska frågor som rör företagens sociala ansvar. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Responsible Business Conduct Business & Other Services SE-0-SE-6-51020072-5102007201 Sweden ASEAN CSR Network's project aims to support the development of a sustainable, equitable and integrated ASEAN Community through promoting implementation of international standards on CSR. The Network will also facilitate the formulation of an ASEAN CSR Vision 2020 agenda and strategy and coordinate regional collective action programs on thematic issues related to CSR. ASEAN CSR-nätverks projekt syftar till att stödja utvecklingen av ett hållbart, rättvist och integrerat "ASEAN Community" genom att främja internationella normer för företagens sociala ansvar (CSR). Nätverket kommer att underlätta utformningen av en "ASEAN CSR Vision 2020" och samordna regionala gemensamma handlingsprogram inom tematiska frågor som rör företagens sociala ansvar. 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The Network will also facilitate the formulation of an ASEAN CSR Vision 2020 agenda and strategy and coordinate regional collective action programs on thematic issues related to CSR. ASEAN CSR-nätverks projekt syftar till att stödja utvecklingen av ett hållbart, rättvist och integrerat "ASEAN Community" genom att främja internationella normer för företagens sociala ansvar (CSR). Nätverket kommer att underlätta utformningen av en "ASEAN CSR Vision 2020" och samordna regionala gemensamma handlingsprogram inom tematiska frågor som rör företagens sociala ansvar. Sweden Asean CSR Network Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Asean CSR Network Ltd Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4780000 2440000 0 0 0 4780000 0 2440000 0 0 7220000 Asean CSR Network Ltd 4780000 Asean CSR Network Ltd 2440000 Asean CSR Network Ltd Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020074 Sweden Technical/subject matter support for both 1. partners to the Embassy in the activities of the marine/water portfolio of Embassy's support and 2. follow-up assistance to the Embassy for these efforts. Tekniskt/ämnesmässigt stöd till dels partners till 1. ambassaden i verksamheten inom den marina/vattenportföljen av ambassadens stöd, dels 2. uppföljningsstöd till ambassaden för dessa insatser. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Asia, regional Fishery development Fishing Ambassaden i Bangkok bedömer att den slutliga narrativa och finansiella rapporten, med sina annex är av god kvalité och utförligt beskriver vad och hur Havs och Vattenmyndigheten (HAV) har levererat och bidragit med inom ramen för Tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen mellan 2011- 2018.Utöver det så har HaV också utförligt rapporterat om hur de Sida finansierade insatserna har utvecklats under tidsperioden, vilket ger en helhetsbild av portföljen och rådgivningen under åren, vilket är positivt. Sida och Havs och Vattenmyndigheten (HAV) ingick avtal om en Tjänsteköpsöverenskommelse den 31 oktober 2011. Syftet med överenskommelsen var att HAV skulle bidra med sin expertkunskap och stödja Sida i genomförandet och uppföljningen av det regionala utvecklingssamarbetet i Asien, med fokus på hållbart nyttjande av havs- och sötvattenresurser i Sydostasien. Avtalet ändrades fyra gånger under avtalsperioden. Den sista avtalsändringen förlängde avtalet till och med den 30 juni 2018. Följande avtalsändringar gjordes: 1) 2014-02-06 avseende byte av kontaktpersoner och 2) 2016-01-20 avseende tidsplan, rapportering och avtals budget och 3) 2016 04-28 avseende tidsplan och rapportering och 4) 2017-01- 17 angående förlängning av tidsplan, rapportering och budget. I enlighet med avtalet skulle HaV lämna in en narrativ och finansiell slutrapport till Ambassaden i Bangkok per den 31 mars 2018. Den slutliga narrativa och finansiella rapporten inkom först den 4 juli 2018. Rapporten inkluderar fyra bilagor: 1) Tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen 2) Arbetsplaner 2012-2017, 3) Utveckling och verksamhetsrapport av programmen samt 4) Finansiell rapportering för perioden 2012-2017. Den första rapporten, inklusive sina annex har sedermera kompletterats ytterligare med en slutlig finansiell rapport för hela tidsperioden: 2011–2017. Rapporten inkom den 3 juli 2019. Den totala budgeten för tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen uppgick slutligen till 5,3 miljoner, varav SEK 4,3 miljoner avsattes för arvode och SEK 1 miljon avsattes för ersättningsgilla kostnader. Budgetutfallet för hela perioden blev SEK 3 984 137 för arvode och SEK 823 141 för de ersättningsgilla kostnaderna, vilket innebär att det fortfarande finns kvar SEK 492 722 inom ramen för Tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen. Vad avser den finansiella rapporteringen så har den förbättrats under de senare åren och legat mer i linje med de utvecklade och beslutade årliga arbetsplanerna och budgeterna. Det årliga finansiella utfallet som redovisas i de finansiella rapporterna skiljer sig till viss del till de utfall som visas i Planit. Ambassades QA- team har gått igenom utbetalningarna och har kommit fram till att vissa eftersläpningar i fakturering har bidragit till att siffrorna från HaV inte alltid överensstämmer med Planits siffror. De slutliga siffrorna är däremot de samma vilket är centralt. Budgetutfallet för hela perioden blev SEK 3 984 137 för arvode och SEK 823 141 för de ersättningsgilla kostnaderna, vilket innebär att det fortfarande finns kvar SEK 492 722 inom ramen för Tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen. Den årliga revisionen av den finansiella rapporteringen har utförts av Riksrevsionen i samråd med HaVs interna revisor. Resultatet av revisionen när det gäller arvode och ersättningsgilla kostnader samt budgetutfall inom ramen för Tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen har redovisats i myndighetens årsredovisning. Bedömning av arbetsplaner och rapporter har i stor utsträckning gjorts TRAC systemet, men anpassats till insatsens karaktär som fokuserar på stöd i uppföljning av insatser, vilket  skiljer sig från Sidas "normala" insatser.  Därför har bland annat inte CoPs gjorts på årlig basis, utan endast vid "handover"     No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51020074-5102007401 Sweden Technical/subject matter support for both 1. partners to the Embassy in the activities of the marine/water portfolio of Embassy's support and 2. follow-up assistance to the Embassy for these efforts. Tekniskt/ämnesmässigt stöd till dels partners till 1. ambassaden i verksamheten inom den marina/vattenportföljen av ambassadens stöd, dels 2. uppföljningsstöd till ambassaden för dessa insatser. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Havs- och vattenmyndigheten Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 304537 950681 978445 679871 785221 209338 978445 304537 679871 209338 0 950681 785221 -255645 255645 3908093 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 304537 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 0 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 438090 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 512591 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 469125 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 509320 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 184043 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 141861 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 166622 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 187345 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 376650 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 158435 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 71292 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 178844 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 209338 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten SE-0-SE-6-51020074-5102007403 Sweden Technical/subject matter support for both 1. partners to the Embassy in the activities of the marine/water portfolio of Embassy's support and 2. follow-up assistance to the Embassy for these efforts. Tekniskt/ämnesmässigt stöd till dels partners till 1. ambassaden i verksamheten inom den marina/vattenportföljen av ambassadens stöd, dels 2. uppföljningsstöd till ambassaden för dessa insatser. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Havs- och vattenmyndigheten Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 275726 623461 492720 0 0 0 0 184916 0 0 275726 268043 170502 1391907 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 275726 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 184916 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 268043 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 170502 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020075 Sweden The Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center (SEAFDEC) is an intergovernmental organization to promote sustainable fisheries development in the region. Member Countries are ASEAN members Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. SEAFDEC undertakes research on appropriate fishery technologies etc. South East Asian Fisheries Development Center - SEAFDEC SEAFDEC, regionalt center för fiskeriutveckling i Sydostasien. Svenskt stöd, utbildning och regionala fiskeriktlinjer ska medverka till att medlemsländerna skall omsätta FAO:s uppförandekod för ansvarfullt fiske. In Southeast Asia, marine fishery resources are abundant. However, with fishery technology development coupled with human population growth and the demand for fish and fish- based products, fish landings have substantially increased which leads to growing pressure on marine resources and eventually results in over fishing. Moreover, the impact of climate change contribute to the instability of stuck abundance as well as deviations of fish migration routes.  The Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center – SEAFDEC, established in 1967, is an autonomous inter-governmental body comprising 11 member countries: Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam aiming to promote sustainable development and management o fisheries and aquaculture in order to alleviate poverty and enhance food security and the livelihood of people in Southeast Asian Region.  Sweden has provided support to SEAFDEC since 2009. During the first phase of cooperation (2009- 2012), support was provided to “Activities related to climate change and adaptation in Southeast Asia with special focus on the Andaman Sea” and during the second phase (2013-2019) to “Fisheries and Habitat Management, Climate Change and Social well-being in Southeast Asia”, commonly known as the “SEAFDEC-Sweden Collaborative Programme”. The Programme has been implemented as an integrated part of SEAFDEC regular activities and has been managed out of the SEAFDEC Secretariat in Bangkok supported by the five technical SEAFDEC departments, linking up with authorities, institutions and organisations in the ASEAN member countries (AMS) as needed for special activities.  The "SEAFDEC - Sweden Collaborative Programme" has aimed at contributing to sustainable use of aquatic resources and reduced vulnerability to climate change by fishing communities in the ASEAN region. The project has developed three output objectives which link outputs and to measurable indicators.  Output objective 1: Capacity built  for integration of  habitat and fisheries management and adaptation to climate change.  Output objective 2: Capacity built and systems improved for the management or fishing capacity (monitoring, record and control)  Output objective 3: Capacity built and policy development improved for the drafting and the implementation of regional and sub- regional agreements.  The Project adopted partnerships and cooperation at the regional, sub-regional, national and community levels. The geographical outreach of the programme was the Gulf of Thailand and Andaman Sea, while the Project also  worked in partnership with the Mekong River Commission (MRC) in the Mekong River Basin and with the USAID-Oceans and CTI-CFF in the Sulu-Sulawesi Seas. The focus of the operations has been on capacity building and integration of habitat and fisheries management and climate change adaptation, for example, ASEAN - wide implementation of the regional plan of action for Neritic Tuna and the assessment stocks and spawning of Indo- Pacific mackerel in the Gulf of Thailand. Second , the project aimed to build capacity, improve systems and develop networks for monitoring, control and surveillance. Third, the project was committed to improving the policy development processes for regional and sub- regional agreement drafting and implementation.   Collaboration and networking with partners such as ASEAN, FAO Headquarters in Rome and FAO Regional Office in Bangkok, Mekong River Commission, RPOA-IUU Secretariat, ILO, UNEP, CTI-CFF, USAID-Oceans, IUCN/MFF, SEI, SwAM, JTF, and NGOs were key to advance the initiatives undertaken through the programme.        Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Fishing policy and administrative management Fishing SEAFDEC has been working, in a very complex political environment and large geographical area to achieve the intended outcomes of the programme. SEAFDEC has under the current circumstances both succeeded to deliver expected and un- expected outcomes at regional, national and local level in South East Asia. SEAFDEC has since 2013 moved from raising awareness to capacity development, finalising and managing regional action plans and developing agreements between the SEAFDEC Council, ASEAN and partner countries. Here below, you will find a few interesting examples of results achieved during the programme period:   Neritic tunas are important species that are targeted for exploitation by commercial and local fisheries. Through the support of the project a  Regional Plan of Action for Neritic Tuna and Fishing Capacity was developed and  adopted by SEAFDEC Council and the ASEAN in 2015. This is one important tool in the process to achieve a sound management of fisheries in the region. Thereafter, a regional scientific group (SWG), for Neritic Tuna was established to provide technical / scientific advice on the current status of neritic tuna fisheries resources and policy consideration needs to the SEAFDEC Council for the improvement of the fisheries management in SEA.    The programme contributed with capacity building in Essential Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management and Training of Trainers TOT). Approximately 200 officers attended the national on- site trainings of the EAFM and TOT. There were fisheries officers from Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand and Lao PDR participating in the courses. The Regional Fisheries Policy Network (RFPN) which was established at the SEAFDEC Secretariat has been a good platform for young fishery professionals from the member countries to enhance their capacity in sustainable management of fisheries as well as it has strengthened  cooperation among fisheries officers and collaboration among  SEAFDEC´s member countries in South East Asia. Approximately, 50 national fisheries officers of AMS´s under the RFPN program were assigned to work with SEAFDEC Secretariat.  According to the requirements of the market for the import and export fish and fishery products, issues were raised on the need to improve and develop the traceability for recapture fisheries to ensure the sustainability of fisheries for food security as well as to prevent the entry of IUU fish and fishery products into the supply chain in the Southeast Asian Region.  The programme supported the member - countries in the development of the common regional catch documentation scheme, taking into consideration the format, standards and information requirements of importing countries, but simplified to enhance its applicability by the small- scale fisheries in the region. The result of the efforts materialized in an ASEAN Catch Documentation Scheme / ACDS, which was endorsed at the SEAFDEC Council an ASEAN mechanism in 2017, improving the traceability for capture fisheries and enhanced intra- regional and international trade of the Asean member countries. The ACDS was first tested in 2017 in Brunei and subsequently promoted in Myanmar, Malaysia and Viet Nam for possible application.    The Project has also supported the development of a regional approach to implement the "FAO voluntary Guidelines for Securing Sustainable Small- Scale Fisheries" in the Context of Food Security and Poverty Eradication.  Between 2013-2015, approximately 1,500 people were trained on several subjects such as Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management (EAFM), stock assessment and fish larvae identification. The capacity building was among others provided to national fisheries officers in the respective Asean Member States (AMS) on the concept and application of Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management (EAFM), which resulted in improved management of fisheries and habitat integration in consideration to human well-being.  The Programme has been instrumental in introducing HRBA and gender into the ASEAN context, for example addressing the importance of increasing the visibility of the women´s role in the fisheries value-chain. The programme has contributed to enhance the knowledge of gender equality in SEAFDEC and in its programmes and projects.  SEAFDEC has developed a Gender Strategy, which strives to mainstream and integrate gender perspectives into the SEAFDEC´s organization, programs and projects to ensure that men, women, and youth have equitable access to benefits from the management of fisheries and aquaculture. In 2019, after the adoption of Gender Strategy, SEAFDECs  departments designated staff to be  Gender Focal Points with responsibility to  coordinate  the implementation gender strategy, subsequently to SEAFDEC Council in its 52nd Meeting in 2020.       No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51020075-5102007501 Sweden The Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center (SEAFDEC) is an intergovernmental organization to promote sustainable fisheries development in the region. Member Countries are ASEAN members Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. SEAFDEC undertakes research on appropriate fishery technologies etc. South East Asian Fisheries Development Center - SEAFDEC SEAFDEC, regionalt center för fiskeriutveckling i Sydostasien. Svenskt stöd, utbildning och regionala fiskeriktlinjer ska medverka till att medlemsländerna skall omsätta FAO:s uppförandekod för ansvarfullt fiske. In Southeast Asia, marine fishery resources are abundant. However, with fishery technology development coupled with human population growth and the demand for fish and fish- based products, fish landings have substantially increased which leads to growing pressure on marine resources and eventually results in over fishing. Moreover, the impact of climate change contribute to the instability of stuck abundance as well as deviations of fish migration routes.  The Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center – SEAFDEC, established in 1967, is an autonomous inter-governmental body comprising 11 member countries: Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam aiming to promote sustainable development and management o fisheries and aquaculture in order to alleviate poverty and enhance food security and the livelihood of people in Southeast Asian Region.  Sweden has provided support to SEAFDEC since 2009. During the first phase of cooperation (2009- 2012), support was provided to “Activities related to climate change and adaptation in Southeast Asia with special focus on the Andaman Sea” and during the second phase (2013-2019) to “Fisheries and Habitat Management, Climate Change and Social well-being in Southeast Asia”, commonly known as the “SEAFDEC-Sweden Collaborative Programme”. The Programme has been implemented as an integrated part of SEAFDEC regular activities and has been managed out of the SEAFDEC Secretariat in Bangkok supported by the five technical SEAFDEC departments, linking up with authorities, institutions and organisations in the ASEAN member countries (AMS) as needed for special activities.  The "SEAFDEC - Sweden Collaborative Programme" has aimed at contributing to sustainable use of aquatic resources and reduced vulnerability to climate change by fishing communities in the ASEAN region. The project has developed three output objectives which link outputs and to measurable indicators.  Output objective 1: Capacity built  for integration of  habitat and fisheries management and adaptation to climate change.  Output objective 2: Capacity built and systems improved for the management or fishing capacity (monitoring, record and control)  Output objective 3: Capacity built and policy development improved for the drafting and the implementation of regional and sub- regional agreements.  The Project adopted partnerships and cooperation at the regional, sub-regional, national and community levels. The geographical outreach of the programme was the Gulf of Thailand and Andaman Sea, while the Project also  worked in partnership with the Mekong River Commission (MRC) in the Mekong River Basin and with the USAID-Oceans and CTI-CFF in the Sulu-Sulawesi Seas. The focus of the operations has been on capacity building and integration of habitat and fisheries management and climate change adaptation, for example, ASEAN - wide implementation of the regional plan of action for Neritic Tuna and the assessment stocks and spawning of Indo- Pacific mackerel in the Gulf of Thailand. Second , the project aimed to build capacity, improve systems and develop networks for monitoring, control and surveillance. Third, the project was committed to improving the policy development processes for regional and sub- regional agreement drafting and implementation.   Collaboration and networking with partners such as ASEAN, FAO Headquarters in Rome and FAO Regional Office in Bangkok, Mekong River Commission, RPOA-IUU Secretariat, ILO, UNEP, CTI-CFF, USAID-Oceans, IUCN/MFF, SEI, SwAM, JTF, and NGOs were key to advance the initiatives undertaken through the programme.        Sweden SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.4 - Senast 2020 införa en effektiv fångstreglering och stoppa överfiske, olagligt, orapporterat och oreglerat fiske liksom destruktiva fiskemetoder samt genomföra vetenskapligt baserade förvaltningsplaner i syfte att återställa fiskbestånden så snabbt som möjligt, åtminstone till de nivåer som kan producera maximalt hållbart uttag, fastställt utifrån deras biologiska egenskaper. 14.4 - By 2020, effectively regulate harvesting and end overfishing, illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and destructive fishing practices and implement science-based management plans, in order to restore fish stocks in the shortest time feasible, at least to levels that can produce maximum sustainable yield as determined by their biological characteristics. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 8000000 10000000 0 5000000 0 8000000 0 0 5000000 10000000 10000000 0 -10000000 10000000 10000000 -10000000 -10000000 23000000 International NGO 4000000 International NGO 4000000 International NGO 5000000 International NGO 5000000 International NGO 5000000 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-51020075-5102007502 Sweden The Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center (SEAFDEC) is an intergovernmental organization to promote sustainable fisheries development in the region. Member Countries are ASEAN members Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. SEAFDEC undertakes research on appropriate fishery technologies etc. South East Asian Fisheries Development Center - SEAFDEC SEAFDEC, regionalt center för fiskeriutveckling i Sydostasien. Svenskt stöd, utbildning och regionala fiskeriktlinjer ska medverka till att medlemsländerna skall omsätta FAO:s uppförandekod för ansvarfullt fiske. In Southeast Asia, marine fishery resources are abundant. However, with fishery technology development coupled with human population growth and the demand for fish and fish- based products, fish landings have substantially increased which leads to growing pressure on marine resources and eventually results in over fishing. Moreover, the impact of climate change contribute to the instability of stuck abundance as well as deviations of fish migration routes.  The Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center – SEAFDEC, established in 1967, is an autonomous inter-governmental body comprising 11 member countries: Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam aiming to promote sustainable development and management o fisheries and aquaculture in order to alleviate poverty and enhance food security and the livelihood of people in Southeast Asian Region.  Sweden has provided support to SEAFDEC since 2009. During the first phase of cooperation (2009- 2012), support was provided to “Activities related to climate change and adaptation in Southeast Asia with special focus on the Andaman Sea” and during the second phase (2013-2019) to “Fisheries and Habitat Management, Climate Change and Social well-being in Southeast Asia”, commonly known as the “SEAFDEC-Sweden Collaborative Programme”. The Programme has been implemented as an integrated part of SEAFDEC regular activities and has been managed out of the SEAFDEC Secretariat in Bangkok supported by the five technical SEAFDEC departments, linking up with authorities, institutions and organisations in the ASEAN member countries (AMS) as needed for special activities.  The "SEAFDEC - Sweden Collaborative Programme" has aimed at contributing to sustainable use of aquatic resources and reduced vulnerability to climate change by fishing communities in the ASEAN region. The project has developed three output objectives which link outputs and to measurable indicators.  Output objective 1: Capacity built  for integration of  habitat and fisheries management and adaptation to climate change.  Output objective 2: Capacity built and systems improved for the management or fishing capacity (monitoring, record and control)  Output objective 3: Capacity built and policy development improved for the drafting and the implementation of regional and sub- regional agreements.  The Project adopted partnerships and cooperation at the regional, sub-regional, national and community levels. The geographical outreach of the programme was the Gulf of Thailand and Andaman Sea, while the Project also  worked in partnership with the Mekong River Commission (MRC) in the Mekong River Basin and with the USAID-Oceans and CTI-CFF in the Sulu-Sulawesi Seas. The focus of the operations has been on capacity building and integration of habitat and fisheries management and climate change adaptation, for example, ASEAN - wide implementation of the regional plan of action for Neritic Tuna and the assessment stocks and spawning of Indo- Pacific mackerel in the Gulf of Thailand. Second , the project aimed to build capacity, improve systems and develop networks for monitoring, control and surveillance. Third, the project was committed to improving the policy development processes for regional and sub- regional agreement drafting and implementation.   Collaboration and networking with partners such as ASEAN, FAO Headquarters in Rome and FAO Regional Office in Bangkok, Mekong River Commission, RPOA-IUU Secretariat, ILO, UNEP, CTI-CFF, USAID-Oceans, IUCN/MFF, SEI, SwAM, JTF, and NGOs were key to advance the initiatives undertaken through the programme.        Sweden SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.4 - Senast 2020 införa en effektiv fångstreglering och stoppa överfiske, olagligt, orapporterat och oreglerat fiske liksom destruktiva fiskemetoder samt genomföra vetenskapligt baserade förvaltningsplaner i syfte att återställa fiskbestånden så snabbt som möjligt, åtminstone till de nivåer som kan producera maximalt hållbart uttag, fastställt utifrån deras biologiska egenskaper. 14.4 - By 2020, effectively regulate harvesting and end overfishing, illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and destructive fishing practices and implement science-based management plans, in order to restore fish stocks in the shortest time feasible, at least to levels that can produce maximum sustainable yield as determined by their biological characteristics. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 7000000 5000000 2269188 268937 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 528978 -1294394 0 0 -260041 2500000 0 4500000 0 1500000 5000000 0 0 1000000 0 0 755740 0 0 307842 0 17538125 SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center 3000000 SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center 4500000 SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center 2500000 SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center 5000000 SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center -1294394 SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center 1500000 SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center 1000000 SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center 755740 SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center 307842 SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center 528978 SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center -260041.1 SEAFDEC/Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020080 Sweden Regional program with the purpose to fight corruption. The main purpose is to strengthen regional exchange of experiences and good practises to raise awareness of the negative impacts of corruption both on development and investments. UNODC will work with different actors like civil society, governments, ministries, private sector actors and media. Stöd till United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) med 10,5 miljoner kronor för genomförandet av FNs antikorruptionskonvention (UNCAC) i Sydostasien under perioden 1 december 2014 - 31 december 2017. Stödet går till ett av delmålen inom subprogram 2 Antikorruption, som är ett av fem subprogram inom UNODCs övergripande Regionala Program. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is mandated by the United Nations to follow up and monitor the implementation of United Nations Convention Against Trafficking (UNCAC). The UNCAC provides an internationally recognized and comprehensive framework to prevent and combat corruption. UNCAC All countries in Southeast Asia have ratified UNCAC. UNODC provide expertise, advice and technical support to member states on their request. The project was developed in collaboration with National Anti-corruption agencies from the member states in Southeast Asia to identify areas where they need support to be able to implement the UNCAC. The project is implemented by UNODC regional office in Bangkok, with support from both UNODC HQ as well as UNODC country offices in the region. Objectives of the project The overall objective of the project is to support member states to more effectively prevent, raise awareness of, detect, investigate and prosecute corruption. The project has four output areas: 1.Strengthened anti-corruption policies, legislation and strategies in line with UNCAC. 2. Strengthened institutional capacities in line with UNCAC. 3. Regional anti-corruption forums, networks and institutions supported. 4. Private sector, civil society groups and academia supported to promote and implement anti-corruption strategies. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is mandated by the United Nations to follow up and monitor the implementation of United Nations Convention Against Trafficking (UNCAC). The UNCAC provides an internationally recognized and comprehensive framework to prevent and combat corruption. UNCAC All countries in Southeast Asia have ratified UNCAC. UNODC provide expertise, advice and technical support to member states on their request. The project was developed in collaboration with National Anti-corruption agencies from the member states in Southeast Asia to identify areas where they need support to be able to implement the UNCAC. The project is implemented by UNODC regional office in Bangkok, with support from both UNODC HQ as well as UNODC country offices in the region.     Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general Summary of results.   1. Strengthened anti-corruption policies and legislation and strategies developed in line with UN Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC). The project carried out 33 technical assistance activities with the purpose to strengthen anti-corruption policies, legislation and strategies in line with UNCAC. The project reached 1400 beneficiaries in the 11 target countries, all ASEAN countries plus Timor Leste, over the project period 2014-2018. The activities included regional workshops to promote awareness raising and information sharing within Southeast Asia, as well as directed technical assistance interventions to support legal and regulatory frameworks at national level. The project contributed to UNCAC peer reviews of the chapters on Criminalization, Law enforcement and International cooperation in 2015. The project initiated and supported the reviews of the chapters on Preventive Measures and Asset recovery in 2018. 8 New anti-corruption policies were developed in Brunei Darussalam 2016, Lao PDR 2016, Indonesia 2017, Malaysia 2018, Thailand 2015 and 2017, Vietnam 2016 and 2018. 4 New anti-corruption strategies were developed in Philippines 2015, Thailand 2016, Myanmar 2018, Malaysia 2019.  As an example of content introduced in the new policies is the introduction of liability of legal persons for bribery in Brunei, Thailand and Malaysia.  2. Strengthened institution frameworks for capacities in line with UN CAC. 48 technical assistance activities were carried out to strengthen institutional frameworks and capacities of institutions in line with the requirement of UNCAC. The interventions included regional capacity-building workshops for law enforcement, authorities and in-country institutional capacity assessments of specialized anti-corruption agencies, follow-up trainings, advice on prevention mechanisms and on-site mentoring programs for corruption investigators. The project reached of 1610 beneficiaries in all 11 countries over the project period.  Example of beneficiaries are: 1.Anti-corruption agencies (30%) 2. Other government officials (17 %) 3. Judiciary (15%) 4. Private sector (14%) 5. Law enforcement (13 % 6. Civil society (11%) In 2018 the share of women beneficiaries was 38 %. An illustrative example of work from Indonesia: A century ago, the South Sumatra Province was covered in forest. According to the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, over 24 million hectares of tropical forests have been destroyed between 1990 and 2015. The main underlying cause is the distribution of corrupted licenses given to plantation firms. During elections, the number of permits for mining, plantation and forest exploitation concessions increases with 300 %. The project initiated the use of an inclusive process to work with Corruption Risk Assessment of falsified licenses in the forestry sector in South Sumatra. In this process local authorities, civil society organisations and private sector representatives were gathered to identify the most harmful risks for the environment and develop a mitigation plan. This plan will be used for prevention and investigation of corrupt licenses at the local level. This model to work with an inclusive risk assessment will be replicated in other areas with protected forests in Indonesia. 3. Regional anti-corruption forums, networks and institutions in Southeast Asia supported. Under the project, 25 technical assistance activities were conducted to support regional anti-corruption fora, networks and institutions in Southeast Asia. These activities reached 2251 beneficiaries in 11 countries over the period of 2014-2018. These activities included supporting South-South learning and regional initiatives with capacity building components. Examples are the Southeast Asia Parties against corruption (SEA-PAC) and the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and support for the institutionalization of networks, methods of collaboration and sharing of information. The regional forums and capacity building events have provided platforms for anti-corruption and law enforcement agencies, criminal justice institution, line ministries and civil society organisations. Examples of topics that have been covered  are Wildlife and forest crimes, ethics in the judiciary, access to information and participatory decision making, witness and whistle blower protection, innovative tools against corruption, UNCAC implantation: liability of legal persons and business integrity, financial and corruption investigation, cross-border investigation, asset recovery. UNODC provided a platform for anti-corruption practitioners in the region on the interplay between corruption and gender dynamics.   4. Private sector, civil society groups and academia supported to promote and implement anti-corruptions strategies. The project carried out 34 technical assistance activities to support private sector, civil society groups and academia t to promote and implement anti-corruption strategies. They reached 2115 beneficiaries in all 11 target countries over the period of 2014-2018. These included 79 civil society organisations in the region, cooperating with various private sector actors and tech companies. UNODC facilitated and provided platforms for policy dialogue, capacity building and information sharing. The project has also contributed to the realization of: Agenda 2030 In relation to the Agenda 2030, the project has contributed to SDG 16 on justice, specifically target 16.5 on reduction of corruption and bribery. The thematic risk assessment and mitigation measures used has supported national institutions to to prevent corruption risks in rural areas, public procurement int eh forestry sector having a positive effect on SDG 6 on clean water, SDG9 on industry and innovation, SDG 15 life on land and SDG 13 Climate action. Sida makes the assessment that this has been good project which managed to reach results in an effective way. Human rights Major human rights violations in the region are linked to corruption. The project has worked on corruption risks related to Indigenous Peoples, forced labor, right to information, whistle blower protection, access to justice, land rights and other treats to livelihoods. The human rights principles of accountability, transparency and rule of law has been included in many of the activities. The inclusion of support to civil society, in the project, has contributed to increase their capacity and knowledge about corruption and lead to a coalition of CSO which decided to report on corruption and human rights. Public trust in anti-corruption agencies has increased and the number of corruption cases reported by the public has increased substantially.   Gender equality  After a slow start on gender equality, the project managed to step up its engagement in the gender equality dimensions of corruption. The organisations of the regional meeting for anti-corruption agencies and enforcement institutions, in collaboration with UNODC HQ, demonstrated that more knowledge and understanding of gender equality and corruption is needed and that gender equality must be mainstreamed into all anti-corruptions activities and they must measure impact for gender equality. Sida makes the conclusion that the project has reached good results.         No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51020080-5102008001 Sweden Regional program with the purpose to fight corruption. The main purpose is to strengthen regional exchange of experiences and good practises to raise awareness of the negative impacts of corruption both on development and investments. UNODC will work with different actors like civil society, governments, ministries, private sector actors and media. Stöd till United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) med 10,5 miljoner kronor för genomförandet av FNs antikorruptionskonvention (UNCAC) i Sydostasien under perioden 1 december 2014 - 31 december 2017. Stödet går till ett av delmålen inom subprogram 2 Antikorruption, som är ett av fem subprogram inom UNODCs övergripande Regionala Program. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is mandated by the United Nations to follow up and monitor the implementation of United Nations Convention Against Trafficking (UNCAC). The UNCAC provides an internationally recognized and comprehensive framework to prevent and combat corruption. UNCAC All countries in Southeast Asia have ratified UNCAC. UNODC provide expertise, advice and technical support to member states on their request. The project was developed in collaboration with National Anti-corruption agencies from the member states in Southeast Asia to identify areas where they need support to be able to implement the UNCAC. The project is implemented by UNODC regional office in Bangkok, with support from both UNODC HQ as well as UNODC country offices in the region. Objectives of the project The overall objective of the project is to support member states to more effectively prevent, raise awareness of, detect, investigate and prosecute corruption. The project has four output areas: 1.Strengthened anti-corruption policies, legislation and strategies in line with UNCAC. 2. Strengthened institutional capacities in line with UNCAC. 3. Regional anti-corruption forums, networks and institutions supported. 4. Private sector, civil society groups and academia supported to promote and implement anti-corruption strategies. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is mandated by the United Nations to follow up and monitor the implementation of United Nations Convention Against Trafficking (UNCAC). The UNCAC provides an internationally recognized and comprehensive framework to prevent and combat corruption. UNCAC All countries in Southeast Asia have ratified UNCAC. UNODC provide expertise, advice and technical support to member states on their request. The project was developed in collaboration with National Anti-corruption agencies from the member states in Southeast Asia to identify areas where they need support to be able to implement the UNCAC. The project is implemented by UNODC regional office in Bangkok, with support from both UNODC HQ as well as UNODC country offices in the region.     Sweden UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 3500000 3500000 0 0 0 3500000 -3500000 0 0 3500000 3500000 7000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 3500000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 3500000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime SE-0-SE-6-51020080-5102008002 Sweden Regional program with the purpose to fight corruption. The main purpose is to strengthen regional exchange of experiences and good practises to raise awareness of the negative impacts of corruption both on development and investments. UNODC will work with different actors like civil society, governments, ministries, private sector actors and media. Stöd till United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) med 10,5 miljoner kronor för genomförandet av FNs antikorruptionskonvention (UNCAC) i Sydostasien under perioden 1 december 2014 - 31 december 2017. Stödet går till ett av delmålen inom subprogram 2 Antikorruption, som är ett av fem subprogram inom UNODCs övergripande Regionala Program. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is mandated by the United Nations to follow up and monitor the implementation of United Nations Convention Against Trafficking (UNCAC). The UNCAC provides an internationally recognized and comprehensive framework to prevent and combat corruption. UNCAC All countries in Southeast Asia have ratified UNCAC. UNODC provide expertise, advice and technical support to member states on their request. The project was developed in collaboration with National Anti-corruption agencies from the member states in Southeast Asia to identify areas where they need support to be able to implement the UNCAC. The project is implemented by UNODC regional office in Bangkok, with support from both UNODC HQ as well as UNODC country offices in the region. Objectives of the project The overall objective of the project is to support member states to more effectively prevent, raise awareness of, detect, investigate and prosecute corruption. The project has four output areas: 1.Strengthened anti-corruption policies, legislation and strategies in line with UNCAC. 2. Strengthened institutional capacities in line with UNCAC. 3. Regional anti-corruption forums, networks and institutions supported. 4. Private sector, civil society groups and academia supported to promote and implement anti-corruption strategies. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is mandated by the United Nations to follow up and monitor the implementation of United Nations Convention Against Trafficking (UNCAC). The UNCAC provides an internationally recognized and comprehensive framework to prevent and combat corruption. UNCAC All countries in Southeast Asia have ratified UNCAC. UNODC provide expertise, advice and technical support to member states on their request. The project was developed in collaboration with National Anti-corruption agencies from the member states in Southeast Asia to identify areas where they need support to be able to implement the UNCAC. The project is implemented by UNODC regional office in Bangkok, with support from both UNODC HQ as well as UNODC country offices in the region.     Sweden UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 -338145 3500000 3500000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 3500000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime -338144.82 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020096 Sweden The Core Env Program (CEP) comprises four outputs: (i) environmental planning systems, methods and safeguards improved; (ii) management of trans-boundary biodiversity conservation landscapes and local livelihoods improved; (iii) climate resilient investments and low carbon strategies developed; and (iv) institutions and financing for sustainable environmental management strengthened. Core Env Program (CEP) omfattar fyra områden: (i) miljöplaneringssystem, metoder och förbättrade skyddsåtgärder, (ii) hantering av gränsöverskridande områden för biologisk mångfald och förbättring av lokala försörjningsmöjligheter, (iii) klimatresilienta investeringar och strategier för minskade koldioxidutsläpp samt (iv) stärkande av institutioner och miljöförvalning. The programme's main outcome objective is an "Environment-friendly and climate-resilient GMS Economic Cooperation Program". The CEP goals were to (i) create an environmentally friendly and ecologically rich GMS to enhance the environmental sustainability of the GMS Economic Cooperation Program and (ii) improve biodiversity conservation and climate resilience across the GMS.    Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection The Asian Development Bank together with its partners - the Governments of Finland and Sweden, and the Nordic Development Fund (NDF) and Global Environment Facility (GEF) co-financed the Core Environment Programme (CEP). Sida contributed with 55 MSEK to the ADB to support the second phase of CEP for the period of 2012 to 2019.  ADB approved the CEP Phase II in 2011 (TA 7987). Implementation of CEP Phase II began in mid-2012. The CEP Phase II focuses four themes: (i) strategic planning, safeguards and monitoring; (ii) transboundary biodiversity landscapes and local livelihoods; (iii) climate change; and (iv) institutions and financing. The results that have been achieved include: - All planned activities under the current Technical Assistance were successfully completed by 31 December 2018. - The programme has contributed significantly to the development of infrastructure to enable the development and sharing of the resource base, and promote the free flow of goods, services and people in the subregion. It has also led to the international recognition of the GMS as a dynamic growth area in Southeast Asia. - The CEP Strategic Framework and Action Plan 2018–2022 was endorsed by the GMS Environment Ministers at the fifth GMS Environment Ministers’ Meeting (EMM5) in February 2018 in Chiang Mai, Thailand. - CEP’s knowledge exchange platforms, such as transboundary biodiversity landscapes (TBL) forums and climate change roundtables, are well established and increasingly being recognized for their efforts to strengthen the regional knowledge base and to influence investments by the GMS governments and international organizations. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51020096-5102009601 Sweden The Core Env Program (CEP) comprises four outputs: (i) environmental planning systems, methods and safeguards improved; (ii) management of trans-boundary biodiversity conservation landscapes and local livelihoods improved; (iii) climate resilient investments and low carbon strategies developed; and (iv) institutions and financing for sustainable environmental management strengthened. Core Env Program (CEP) omfattar fyra områden: (i) miljöplaneringssystem, metoder och förbättrade skyddsåtgärder, (ii) hantering av gränsöverskridande områden för biologisk mångfald och förbättring av lokala försörjningsmöjligheter, (iii) klimatresilienta investeringar och strategier för minskade koldioxidutsläpp samt (iv) stärkande av institutioner och miljöförvalning. The programme's main outcome objective is an "Environment-friendly and climate-resilient GMS Economic Cooperation Program". The CEP goals were to (i) create an environmentally friendly and ecologically rich GMS to enhance the environmental sustainability of the GMS Economic Cooperation Program and (ii) improve biodiversity conservation and climate resilience across the GMS.    Sweden AsDB/Asian Development Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AsDB/Asian Development Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7200000 0 19167010 6420000 0 0 -12542000 9670990 7200000 0 19167010 12542000 6420000 -9670990 32787010 AsDB/Asian Development Bank 7200000 AsDB/Asian Development Bank 11067010.4399999995 AsDB/Asian Development Bank 8100000 AsDB/Asian Development Bank 6420000 AsDB/Asian Development Bank SE-0-SE-6-51020096-5102009602 Sweden The Core Env Program (CEP) comprises four outputs: (i) environmental planning systems, methods and safeguards improved; (ii) management of trans-boundary biodiversity conservation landscapes and local livelihoods improved; (iii) climate resilient investments and low carbon strategies developed; and (iv) institutions and financing for sustainable environmental management strengthened. Core Env Program (CEP) omfattar fyra områden: (i) miljöplaneringssystem, metoder och förbättrade skyddsåtgärder, (ii) hantering av gränsöverskridande områden för biologisk mångfald och förbättring av lokala försörjningsmöjligheter, (iii) klimatresilienta investeringar och strategier för minskade koldioxidutsläpp samt (iv) stärkande av institutioner och miljöförvalning. The programme's main outcome objective is an "Environment-friendly and climate-resilient GMS Economic Cooperation Program". The CEP goals were to (i) create an environmentally friendly and ecologically rich GMS to enhance the environmental sustainability of the GMS Economic Cooperation Program and (ii) improve biodiversity conservation and climate resilience across the GMS.    Sweden AsDB/Asian Development Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AsDB/Asian Development Bank 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12542000 0 4835493 4835497 -1995521.0000000002 0 0 0 0 0 0 12542000 4835497 0 4835493.0000000019 0 0 0 0 22212990 AsDB/Asian Development Bank 12542000 AsDB/Asian Development Bank 4835493 AsDB/Asian Development Bank 4835493 AsDB/Asian Development Bank -1995521.1100000001 AsDB/Asian Development Bank Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020163 Sweden ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) has applied to the Embassy for funding of 6,048,500 SEK to carry out the "Parliamentarians for Regional Actions on Democracy and Human Rights in ASEAN” during the period 2015-2018. The intervention aims to a) respond to human rights issues in the region, b) oversee the compliance of states’ accountability, including its human rights institutions, to their human rights obligations, c) engage key actors including civil society and victims of human rights, and relevant bodies on human rights at the national, regional, and international level by holding an effective regular dialogue, and expanding influences with other parliamentarian members in ASEAN and beyond, and d) strengthen the institutional capacity of APHR and its members. Asean Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) har ansökt om finansiering om 6.048.500 SEK för att utföra "Parlamentariker for regionala åtgärder för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i ASEAN" under perioden 2015-2018. Insatsen syftar till att a) svara på människorättsfrågor i regionen, b) övervaka efterlevnaden av staternas ansvar, inklusive dess institutioner för mänskliga rättigheter, till sina människorättsförpliktelser, c) engagera nyckelaktörer, däribland det civila samhället och offer för de mänskliga rättigheterna, och relevanta organ för mänskliga rättigheter på nationell, regional och internationell nivå genom att hålla en effektiv regelbunden dialog, och ökad påverkan tillsammans med andra parlamentsledamoter i ASEA och fler, och d) stärka den institutionella kapaciteten hos APHR och dess medlemmar. Detta är ett kompletterande beslut till beslutet (nr 2015-019). I den planerade insatsen (2015), APHR:s budgetförslag till ambassaden uppgick till 3 827 300 för perioden 2015 - 2017. Den totala budgeten var SEK 17 635 318, där ytterligare cirka SEK 12 409 032 skulle komma från Norge och till en 398 986 från Open Society Foundation (OSF). Däremot har projektet försenats på grund av det intensiva försöket till stärkt organisatorisk kapacitet 2015; några av aktiviteterna har skjutas upp. Det föreslås därför att insatsperioden förlängs med ett år, till 2018, för att ge mer tid för APHR att säkerställa långsiktig och mångsidig finansiering. Norge kommer dock inte att kunna bidra med samma andel av budgeten (68%) år 2018 och det föreslås därför att Sverige bör öka bidraget. Den totala andelen av budgeten som Sverige kan bistå med 2016 - 2018 skulle därför vara SEK 5 320 500. Totalt uppgår det svenska stödet till 6 048 500, inklusive 2015 ursprungliga bidrag. Eftersom den ursprungliga budgeten begäran kronor 3,8 miljoner var under 5 miljoner SEK gkordes bedömningen att insatsen bör ligga som ”Begränsad” insats i Trac-systement. Insatsen kommer att hållas som ”Begränsad” i Trac men det tillkommer ytterligare krav för en ”Normal bedömning, det vill säga §2.9 Översyn av Beslut om Insats och avtalsutkast, och §3.4 Kontroll av ställningstagande av revisionsberättelse. Dessa kommer att följa Sidas insatshanteringsregler. ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) has applied to the Embassy for funding of 6,048,500 SEK to carry out the "Parliamentarians for Regional Actions on Democracy and Human Rights in ASEAN” during the period 2015-2018. The intervention aims to a) respond to human rights issues in the region, b) oversee the compliance of states’ accountability, including its human rights institutions, to their human rights obligations, c) engage key actors including civil society and victims of human rights, and relevant bodies on human rights at the national, regional, and international level by holding an effective regular dialogue, and expanding influences with other parliamentarian members in ASEAN and beyond, and d) strengthen the institutional capacity of APHR and its members. This is a supplementary decision to the decision no.2015-019. In the planned contribution (2015) the APHR budget of the funding proposal to Sweden was SEK 3 827 300 for the period 2015 – 2017. The total budget was SEK 17 635 318 where the additional SEK 12 409 032 would come from Norway and SEK 1 398 986 from Open Society Foundation (OSF). However, the project has been delayed due to the intensive organizational capacity strengthening in 2015; some of the activities have to be postponed. Hence it is proposed to extend the period with one year, to 2018, to allow more time for APHR to secure long-term and diverse funding. Norway will, however, not be able to contribute the same share of the budget (68%) in 2018 and it is therefore proposed that Sweden should increase the contribution. The total budget for Sweden for 2016 – 2018 would therefore be SEK 5 320 500. In total the Swedish support would add up to SEK 6 048 500, including the 2015 initial contribution. Because the initial budget request SEK 3,8 million was below SEK 5 million the assessment was done as a Limited assessment. The assessment will be kept as Limited in Trac but the additional requirements for a Normal assessment, i.e §2.9 Review of Decision on Contribution and draft Agreement and §3.4 Control of statement on audit report, will be followed in accordance with the Rule for managing contributions. To provide core support to ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights to improve human rights protection and reduce human rights violations within Southeast Asia by 2030. The overall objective of APHRs work is to contribute to the shaping of regional responses human rights and Democracy in Southeast Asia, by exercising parliamentarians' role on representation, especially for those who are vulnerable and marginalized, and providing an oversight on democracy and human rights in ASEAN and its member countries.  On output level APHR aimed at achieving the following (based on logframe 2015-2017): 1) Effective monitoring and response to serious human rights issues and violations using APHR's advocacy and intervention strategies at regional and national levels.  2) Strengthened capacities and network of APHR members in adressing human rights issues at regional and national levels.  3) Improved colloboration and partnerships with key human rights actors, mechanisms and policymakers at global, reginal and national levels.  4)Effective APHR Board and Secretariat staff capable of managing and coordinating APHR's priorities and programs based on established guidelines and systems.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general APHR initiated its inaugural three-year (2015-17) Parliamentarians for Regional Actions on Democracy and Human Rights in ASEAN (PRADHA) project with funding from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Open Society Foundations. PRADHA was then extended into 2018.  The project utilized a variety of tools to advocate for regional responses to human rights concerns, strengthen APHR’s institutional capacity and grow its membership, create sustainable changes within ASEAN countries, maximize the use of emerging technologies for social change, build a community of parliamentarians in ASEAN committed to human rights principles, and improve collaboration with key human rights actors in the region.  APHR engaged on key human rights issues in the region through implementation of program activities as well as consistent research and advocacy work. Below follows some examples of notable outcomes reported by APHR, structured by outputs.  Output 1.  Effective monitoring and response to serious human rights issues and violations using APHR’s advocacy and intervention strategies at regional and national levels.    The situation in Southeast Asia over the project period has been challenging,with a rise in authoritarianism and increasing restrictions on civil liberties and rights protections, especially the genocide against the Rohingya in Myanmar. APHR has sought to use its position to push for regional and international responses to end the persecution of the Rohingya, restore their rights and bring those responsible for the crimes against them to justice. APHR reports that the organization and its member MPs have become central actors in local and international efforts to address these violations, and that its work has been vital in pushing the issue onto the ASEAN and global agendas, working against the practice of "non-inteference". Media and social media impact has continued to grow year-on-year in international, regional and national outlets. Significantly, APHR strengthened its online presence as website visitors almost doubled from 2017 to 2018, while its reach and following on social media also rose dramatically.  From 2015-18 APHR’s press statements, op-eds, press conferences, media quotes, as well as other APHR outputs and activities received media coverage, growing year-on-year. The Programme Officer has previously commented on the good quality of APHR's communications, which perhaps explains the growing impact. The external evaluation from 2018 corroborates that APHR’s public advocacy is wellregarded, from its authoritative reports to its awareness-raising fact-finding missions. Also, its ability to access the media multiples the impact of APHR and others’ advocacy. A core component of APHR’s mission is to ensure that MPs are interacting with, learning from, and reflecting the voices of grassroots civil society and activists. APHR also aims to provide CSO partners with access to like-minded parliamentarians to help their advocacy efforts. Such engagement occurred during fact-finding missions, workshops, and conferences, as well as through dozens of one-on-one and small-group stakeholder meetings attended by APHR Secretariat staff throughout the year.  Fact-Finding Missions have been one of APHR’s most important advocacy and outreach, as well as capacity-building and networking activities. These missions allow MPs to deepen their understanding of human rights issues affecting the region, as well to put them in the same room as decisionmakers, activists and victims of human rights abuses they would not normally meet otherwise. APHR has arranged on average 2-3 fact-finding missions or country visits each year, on a range of issue and countries, including: religious freedom and rights of minorities and refugees (Myanmar, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Malaysia), large-scale investments and impacts and human rights and environmental impacts (Cambodia), democracy and fundamental freedoms, including the rights of parliamentarians (Cambodia, Thailand) and others. Output 2.  Strengthened capacities and network of APHR Members in addressing human rights issues at regional and national levels.  Under the PRADHA project, parliamentarians have been mobilized in advancing human rights and democracy in the region and achieving the overarching objectives of the project. APHR quickly exceeded its initial target of 40 members, reaching almost 100 by the end of the project period. As can be seen in the External Evaluation and Annual Donor Reports, over the past four years APHR, with the support of its partners, has established itself as a respected human rights organization, contributing significantly to ensuring parliamentarians’ role in advancing human rights and democracy in Southeast Asia. APHR reports that over the project period there was a steady and continued maturing of the organization and its members, playing significant roles, both publicly and behind the scenes, in confronting many of the key challenges facing the region today. From its position of strength, APHR has been able to have unique access to government officials, mobilize networks and civil society organizations, and draw media coverage on critical human rights issues.    Much of APHR’s advocacy work focuses on interaction with governments and national parliaments, often through its members. The organization arranged a number of meetings between its members and government officials, and also assisted members in making interventions to promote human rights in their respective parliaments. APHR reports that its mandate and membership base makes it uniquely placed to facilitate such interventions, and the      organization contributed to ensuring regional pressure on human rights issues. The Secretariat's ability to coordinate with relevant actors and work on behalf of and in support of legislators has managed to ensure that the voices of parliamentarians are included in planning and strategizing processes.  Output 3.  Improved collaboration and partnerships with key human rights actors, mechanisms and policymakers at global, regional and national levels  APHR has reported that due to the quality and reach of APHR’s public work and network building, the organization is becoming a go-to outfit for stakeholders seeking to work with parliamentarians on relevant issues. Over the course of 2018 APHR continued formal and informal joint projects with numerous organizations including but not exclusive to: the ASEAN Peoples’ Forum (APF), the International Panel of Parliamentarians for Freedom of Religion or Belief (IPPFoRB), the National Democratic Institute (NDI), and the International Center for Not-For-Profit Law (ICNL). This list does not include many other groups from local civil society organizations to UN institutions, government actors, and international parliamentary bodies with whom APHR has developed strong working relationships and continues to collaborate on a regular basis across a range of issues and countries.  Output 4.  Effective APHR Board and Secretariat staff capable of managing and coordinating APHR’s priorities and programs based on established guidelines and systems.   APHR reports that it has managed to improve its organizational capacity during the period fo the project. With the support of Sida, APHR was able to undergo a systems Audit in Year 2 of the project which guided the implementation of professional processes and procedures, effectively turning the organization from a “start-up” mentality into a professionally run and respected organization able to attract and retain competent and committed staff. This is corroborated by the external evaluation from 2018, which similarly commends APHR's organizational capacity.  Challenges and risks APHR has identified existential threats to parliamentary democracy in the region (such as in Thailand and Cambodia for example) as a crucial challenge to the very model of the organization’s approach to human rights work: APHR cannot operate if there are no parliamentarians, or parliaments to work with. As such, APHR has increasingly focused its independent research and advocacy work on the rights of parliamentarians and advocating for their central role in advancing human rights and democracy. The organization has then identified this risk early on and attempted to mitigate it.  As APHR grows and becomes more and more a visibile and outspoken actor about human rights abuses in the region, especially through their public advocacy efforts, the risks of attacks increase for individuals (staff and members, particularly MP's that are engaged in the core work, such as board members). There are both digital and physical security risks that APHR will need to startegize around more as they move forward with their work.  Cross-cutting issues APHR has increasingly attempted to address the cross-cutting issues of gender, environment and climate change, as well as conflict sensitivity both internally and in its programmes. However,  APHR recognises that the original RAF lacks indicators on these issues, which the main reason for is the of organizational capacity to develop such.   Business and Human Rights as well as Environment and Climate Change have been given special emphasis in APHR's activities moving forward, with the decision to establish dedicated Working Groups based on these themes in 2019. In addition, APHR focused on recruiting more female parliamentarians as members and to the Board, and  encouraged their participation in several APHR events and workshops to achieve a gender balance.  There is still however a notable gender gap in the Board composition, where 80% are male members. With the foreseeable addition of a female MP from Timor-Leste as Board Member next year, this would increase the number of female Board Members from two to three. This is an issue that APHR seems aware of.  APHR recognizes that they will need to take on a more systematic approach to integrating cross-cutting issues and will prioritize such work during the coming years.  Embassy remarks:  To summarize, APHR reports that it has effectively delivered on all areas of the project, successfully improving regional responses to human rights concerns in ASEAN, monitoring the implementation of human rights obligations of the ASEAN member states and gaining support for parliamentarians’ initiatives in mainstreaming human rights approaches in ASEAN. As cited in the External Evaluation (and directly to APHR), many organizations and stakeholders at various levels have reaffirmed the important and unique role that parliamentarians (and APHR as a coordinating force) can play in seeking to advance human rights at various levels – in many senses justifying and substantiating the mission and objectives of the organization. Nevertheless, the Embassy has focused a lot of its' dialogue on the need for APHR to systemize more their approach to human rights   Only partly achieved output 3, APHR has mainly worked with peer organizations however, to achieve long-term effects and changes, APHR needs to be more active in engaging with core stakholders such as government counterparts and policymakers. APHR's reporting on its results is backed up by the external evaluation from 2018. For more detailed examples, see the Annual reports (2015-2018) as well as the external evaluation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51020163-5102016301 Sweden ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) has applied to the Embassy for funding of 6,048,500 SEK to carry out the "Parliamentarians for Regional Actions on Democracy and Human Rights in ASEAN” during the period 2015-2018. The intervention aims to a) respond to human rights issues in the region, b) oversee the compliance of states’ accountability, including its human rights institutions, to their human rights obligations, c) engage key actors including civil society and victims of human rights, and relevant bodies on human rights at the national, regional, and international level by holding an effective regular dialogue, and expanding influences with other parliamentarian members in ASEAN and beyond, and d) strengthen the institutional capacity of APHR and its members. Asean Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) har ansökt om finansiering om 6.048.500 SEK för att utföra "Parlamentariker for regionala åtgärder för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i ASEAN" under perioden 2015-2018. Insatsen syftar till att a) svara på människorättsfrågor i regionen, b) övervaka efterlevnaden av staternas ansvar, inklusive dess institutioner för mänskliga rättigheter, till sina människorättsförpliktelser, c) engagera nyckelaktörer, däribland det civila samhället och offer för de mänskliga rättigheterna, och relevanta organ för mänskliga rättigheter på nationell, regional och internationell nivå genom att hålla en effektiv regelbunden dialog, och ökad påverkan tillsammans med andra parlamentsledamoter i ASEA och fler, och d) stärka den institutionella kapaciteten hos APHR och dess medlemmar. Detta är ett kompletterande beslut till beslutet (nr 2015-019). I den planerade insatsen (2015), APHR:s budgetförslag till ambassaden uppgick till 3 827 300 för perioden 2015 - 2017. Den totala budgeten var SEK 17 635 318, där ytterligare cirka SEK 12 409 032 skulle komma från Norge och till en 398 986 från Open Society Foundation (OSF). Däremot har projektet försenats på grund av det intensiva försöket till stärkt organisatorisk kapacitet 2015; några av aktiviteterna har skjutas upp. Det föreslås därför att insatsperioden förlängs med ett år, till 2018, för att ge mer tid för APHR att säkerställa långsiktig och mångsidig finansiering. Norge kommer dock inte att kunna bidra med samma andel av budgeten (68%) år 2018 och det föreslås därför att Sverige bör öka bidraget. Den totala andelen av budgeten som Sverige kan bistå med 2016 - 2018 skulle därför vara SEK 5 320 500. Totalt uppgår det svenska stödet till 6 048 500, inklusive 2015 ursprungliga bidrag. Eftersom den ursprungliga budgeten begäran kronor 3,8 miljoner var under 5 miljoner SEK gkordes bedömningen att insatsen bör ligga som ”Begränsad” insats i Trac-systement. Insatsen kommer att hållas som ”Begränsad” i Trac men det tillkommer ytterligare krav för en ”Normal bedömning, det vill säga §2.9 Översyn av Beslut om Insats och avtalsutkast, och §3.4 Kontroll av ställningstagande av revisionsberättelse. Dessa kommer att följa Sidas insatshanteringsregler. ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) has applied to the Embassy for funding of 6,048,500 SEK to carry out the "Parliamentarians for Regional Actions on Democracy and Human Rights in ASEAN” during the period 2015-2018. The intervention aims to a) respond to human rights issues in the region, b) oversee the compliance of states’ accountability, including its human rights institutions, to their human rights obligations, c) engage key actors including civil society and victims of human rights, and relevant bodies on human rights at the national, regional, and international level by holding an effective regular dialogue, and expanding influences with other parliamentarian members in ASEAN and beyond, and d) strengthen the institutional capacity of APHR and its members. This is a supplementary decision to the decision no.2015-019. In the planned contribution (2015) the APHR budget of the funding proposal to Sweden was SEK 3 827 300 for the period 2015 – 2017. The total budget was SEK 17 635 318 where the additional SEK 12 409 032 would come from Norway and SEK 1 398 986 from Open Society Foundation (OSF). However, the project has been delayed due to the intensive organizational capacity strengthening in 2015; some of the activities have to be postponed. Hence it is proposed to extend the period with one year, to 2018, to allow more time for APHR to secure long-term and diverse funding. Norway will, however, not be able to contribute the same share of the budget (68%) in 2018 and it is therefore proposed that Sweden should increase the contribution. The total budget for Sweden for 2016 – 2018 would therefore be SEK 5 320 500. In total the Swedish support would add up to SEK 6 048 500, including the 2015 initial contribution. Because the initial budget request SEK 3,8 million was below SEK 5 million the assessment was done as a Limited assessment. The assessment will be kept as Limited in Trac but the additional requirements for a Normal assessment, i.e §2.9 Review of Decision on Contribution and draft Agreement and §3.4 Control of statement on audit report, will be followed in accordance with the Rule for managing contributions. To provide core support to ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights to improve human rights protection and reduce human rights violations within Southeast Asia by 2030. The overall objective of APHRs work is to contribute to the shaping of regional responses human rights and Democracy in Southeast Asia, by exercising parliamentarians' role on representation, especially for those who are vulnerable and marginalized, and providing an oversight on democracy and human rights in ASEAN and its member countries.  On output level APHR aimed at achieving the following (based on logframe 2015-2017): 1) Effective monitoring and response to serious human rights issues and violations using APHR's advocacy and intervention strategies at regional and national levels.  2) Strengthened capacities and network of APHR members in adressing human rights issues at regional and national levels.  3) Improved colloboration and partnerships with key human rights actors, mechanisms and policymakers at global, reginal and national levels.  4)Effective APHR Board and Secretariat staff capable of managing and coordinating APHR's priorities and programs based on established guidelines and systems.  Sweden APHR/Asean Parliamentarians For Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APHR/Asean Parliamentarians For Human Rights Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 728000 0 0 0 0 728000 0 0 -1000000 -1588000 1000000 1588000 1000000 -1000000 728000 APHR/Asean Parliamentarians For Human Rights 728000 APHR/Asean Parliamentarians For Human Rights SE-0-SE-6-51020163-5102016302 Sweden ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) has applied to the Embassy for funding of 6,048,500 SEK to carry out the "Parliamentarians for Regional Actions on Democracy and Human Rights in ASEAN” during the period 2015-2018. The intervention aims to a) respond to human rights issues in the region, b) oversee the compliance of states’ accountability, including its human rights institutions, to their human rights obligations, c) engage key actors including civil society and victims of human rights, and relevant bodies on human rights at the national, regional, and international level by holding an effective regular dialogue, and expanding influences with other parliamentarian members in ASEAN and beyond, and d) strengthen the institutional capacity of APHR and its members. Asean Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) har ansökt om finansiering om 6.048.500 SEK för att utföra "Parlamentariker for regionala åtgärder för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i ASEAN" under perioden 2015-2018. Insatsen syftar till att a) svara på människorättsfrågor i regionen, b) övervaka efterlevnaden av staternas ansvar, inklusive dess institutioner för mänskliga rättigheter, till sina människorättsförpliktelser, c) engagera nyckelaktörer, däribland det civila samhället och offer för de mänskliga rättigheterna, och relevanta organ för mänskliga rättigheter på nationell, regional och internationell nivå genom att hålla en effektiv regelbunden dialog, och ökad påverkan tillsammans med andra parlamentsledamoter i ASEA och fler, och d) stärka den institutionella kapaciteten hos APHR och dess medlemmar. Detta är ett kompletterande beslut till beslutet (nr 2015-019). I den planerade insatsen (2015), APHR:s budgetförslag till ambassaden uppgick till 3 827 300 för perioden 2015 - 2017. Den totala budgeten var SEK 17 635 318, där ytterligare cirka SEK 12 409 032 skulle komma från Norge och till en 398 986 från Open Society Foundation (OSF). Däremot har projektet försenats på grund av det intensiva försöket till stärkt organisatorisk kapacitet 2015; några av aktiviteterna har skjutas upp. Det föreslås därför att insatsperioden förlängs med ett år, till 2018, för att ge mer tid för APHR att säkerställa långsiktig och mångsidig finansiering. Norge kommer dock inte att kunna bidra med samma andel av budgeten (68%) år 2018 och det föreslås därför att Sverige bör öka bidraget. Den totala andelen av budgeten som Sverige kan bistå med 2016 - 2018 skulle därför vara SEK 5 320 500. Totalt uppgår det svenska stödet till 6 048 500, inklusive 2015 ursprungliga bidrag. Eftersom den ursprungliga budgeten begäran kronor 3,8 miljoner var under 5 miljoner SEK gkordes bedömningen att insatsen bör ligga som ”Begränsad” insats i Trac-systement. Insatsen kommer att hållas som ”Begränsad” i Trac men det tillkommer ytterligare krav för en ”Normal bedömning, det vill säga §2.9 Översyn av Beslut om Insats och avtalsutkast, och §3.4 Kontroll av ställningstagande av revisionsberättelse. Dessa kommer att följa Sidas insatshanteringsregler. ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) has applied to the Embassy for funding of 6,048,500 SEK to carry out the "Parliamentarians for Regional Actions on Democracy and Human Rights in ASEAN” during the period 2015-2018. The intervention aims to a) respond to human rights issues in the region, b) oversee the compliance of states’ accountability, including its human rights institutions, to their human rights obligations, c) engage key actors including civil society and victims of human rights, and relevant bodies on human rights at the national, regional, and international level by holding an effective regular dialogue, and expanding influences with other parliamentarian members in ASEAN and beyond, and d) strengthen the institutional capacity of APHR and its members. This is a supplementary decision to the decision no.2015-019. In the planned contribution (2015) the APHR budget of the funding proposal to Sweden was SEK 3 827 300 for the period 2015 – 2017. The total budget was SEK 17 635 318 where the additional SEK 12 409 032 would come from Norway and SEK 1 398 986 from Open Society Foundation (OSF). However, the project has been delayed due to the intensive organizational capacity strengthening in 2015; some of the activities have to be postponed. Hence it is proposed to extend the period with one year, to 2018, to allow more time for APHR to secure long-term and diverse funding. Norway will, however, not be able to contribute the same share of the budget (68%) in 2018 and it is therefore proposed that Sweden should increase the contribution. The total budget for Sweden for 2016 – 2018 would therefore be SEK 5 320 500. In total the Swedish support would add up to SEK 6 048 500, including the 2015 initial contribution. Because the initial budget request SEK 3,8 million was below SEK 5 million the assessment was done as a Limited assessment. The assessment will be kept as Limited in Trac but the additional requirements for a Normal assessment, i.e §2.9 Review of Decision on Contribution and draft Agreement and §3.4 Control of statement on audit report, will be followed in accordance with the Rule for managing contributions. To provide core support to ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights to improve human rights protection and reduce human rights violations within Southeast Asia by 2030. The overall objective of APHRs work is to contribute to the shaping of regional responses human rights and Democracy in Southeast Asia, by exercising parliamentarians' role on representation, especially for those who are vulnerable and marginalized, and providing an oversight on democracy and human rights in ASEAN and its member countries.  On output level APHR aimed at achieving the following (based on logframe 2015-2017): 1) Effective monitoring and response to serious human rights issues and violations using APHR's advocacy and intervention strategies at regional and national levels.  2) Strengthened capacities and network of APHR members in adressing human rights issues at regional and national levels.  3) Improved colloboration and partnerships with key human rights actors, mechanisms and policymakers at global, reginal and national levels.  4)Effective APHR Board and Secretariat staff capable of managing and coordinating APHR's priorities and programs based on established guidelines and systems.  Sweden APHR/Asean Parliamentarians For Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APHR/Asean Parliamentarians For Human Rights Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 713500 1353000 3254000 0 1329307 2897000 713500 -446267 0 23693 0 5320500 APHR/Asean Parliamentarians For Human Rights 713500 APHR/Asean Parliamentarians For Human Rights 23692.54 APHR/Asean Parliamentarians For Human Rights 1329307.46 APHR/Asean Parliamentarians For Human Rights 2897000 APHR/Asean Parliamentarians For Human Rights -446266.93 APHR/Asean Parliamentarians For Human Rights Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020166 Sweden OPC has applied for financial support from Sida to implement a democracy and human rights programme in Myanmar during 2015-2018 (3 years). The total amount is SEK 30 million. The programme's overall goal is: "A strengthened civil society contributes to increased popular influence for a democratic transition and sustainable peace in Burma." The programme has identified five intermediate objectives (outcomes) to achieve the overall goal. They are: 1. Increased political influence of women, religious- and ethnic minorities. 2. More independent media and higher journalistic quality. 3. Increased participation of women and ethnic civil society in the peace process. 4. Increased capacity of civil society and strengthened democracy actors. 5. Improved health for women and children, focusing particularly on sexual and reproductive health and rights, to strengthen local structures that are essential for peace building. Based on previous experiences from working with OPC, evaluations of their previous programmes in Myanmar and other assessments it is concluded that OPC has the sufficient capacity, competence and resources to obtain the planned results and implement the intervention in an effective and efficient manner. Olof Palmes Internationella Center ska genomföra en insats i Myanmar som syftar till att stärka fredsprocessen, demokratisering och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i Myanmar genom att stödja och arbeta med det civila samhället. Insatsen ska genomföras av fyra lokala partners i Myanmar. Målgruppen är huvudsakligen kvinnor, etniska och religiösa minoriteter, arbetare och lantbrukare. De ska arbeta med att förstärka organisering och mobilisering och utveckla verktyg för att påverka policy- och beslutsfattare. Tematiska frågor kretsar kring rätten till mark och mänskliga rättigheter, organisationsfrihet, yttrandefrihet och arbetsrätt. Insatsen syftar till att möjliggöra deltagande av normalt sett exkluderade och utsatta grupper för att bidra till att reformprocessen och fredsprocessen blir förankrad i högre utsträckning och därmed mer hållbar. De aktiviteter OPC tillsammans med sina partners genomför är finansiellt stöd till lokala organisationer och nätverk, utbildning, kampanjer, namninsamlingar och möten/workshops i olika former. Insatsen har analyserats från en konfliktkänslighetsperspektiv och bedömningen är att OPC har en god ansats när det gäller konfliktkänslighet. Det är emellertid en komplicerad fråga som behöver kontinuelig uppföljning och dialog. Insatsen omfattar tre år med start under andra halvan av 2015. Den totala kostnaden för insatsen uppgår till SEK 30 miljoner. Sida är den enda givaren till insatsen. OPC presenterar 5 förväntade resultat: 1. Ökat politiskt inflytande av kvinnor, religiösa och etniska minoriteter 2. Mer oberoende media och förbättrad journalistisk kvalitet 3. Ökat deltagande i fredsprocessen av kvinnor och civila samhället som representerar etniska minoriteter 4. Ökat kapacitet hos civila samhället och demokratiaktörer 5. Förbättrad hälsa för kvinnor och barn med särskild fokus på sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter och stärkande av lokala hälsostrukturer. Tidigare erfarenheter från samarbete med OPC, utvärderingar och andra analyser av OPC anger att OPC har erforderliga resurser, kapacitet och interna styr- och kontrollsystem att uppnå förväntade resultat samt förmåga att genomföra insatsen på ett effektivt sätt. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Myanmar Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-51020166-5102016601 Sweden OPC has applied for financial support from Sida to implement a democracy and human rights programme in Myanmar during 2015-2018 (3 years). The total amount is SEK 30 million. The programme's overall goal is: "A strengthened civil society contributes to increased popular influence for a democratic transition and sustainable peace in Burma." The programme has identified five intermediate objectives (outcomes) to achieve the overall goal. They are: 1. Increased political influence of women, religious- and ethnic minorities. 2. More independent media and higher journalistic quality. 3. Increased participation of women and ethnic civil society in the peace process. 4. Increased capacity of civil society and strengthened democracy actors. 5. Improved health for women and children, focusing particularly on sexual and reproductive health and rights, to strengthen local structures that are essential for peace building. Based on previous experiences from working with OPC, evaluations of their previous programmes in Myanmar and other assessments it is concluded that OPC has the sufficient capacity, competence and resources to obtain the planned results and implement the intervention in an effective and efficient manner. Olof Palmes Internationella Center ska genomföra en insats i Myanmar som syftar till att stärka fredsprocessen, demokratisering och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i Myanmar genom att stödja och arbeta med det civila samhället. Insatsen ska genomföras av fyra lokala partners i Myanmar. Målgruppen är huvudsakligen kvinnor, etniska och religiösa minoriteter, arbetare och lantbrukare. De ska arbeta med att förstärka organisering och mobilisering och utveckla verktyg för att påverka policy- och beslutsfattare. Tematiska frågor kretsar kring rätten till mark och mänskliga rättigheter, organisationsfrihet, yttrandefrihet och arbetsrätt. Insatsen syftar till att möjliggöra deltagande av normalt sett exkluderade och utsatta grupper för att bidra till att reformprocessen och fredsprocessen blir förankrad i högre utsträckning och därmed mer hållbar. De aktiviteter OPC tillsammans med sina partners genomför är finansiellt stöd till lokala organisationer och nätverk, utbildning, kampanjer, namninsamlingar och möten/workshops i olika former. Insatsen har analyserats från en konfliktkänslighetsperspektiv och bedömningen är att OPC har en god ansats när det gäller konfliktkänslighet. Det är emellertid en komplicerad fråga som behöver kontinuelig uppföljning och dialog. Insatsen omfattar tre år med start under andra halvan av 2015. Den totala kostnaden för insatsen uppgår till SEK 30 miljoner. Sida är den enda givaren till insatsen. OPC presenterar 5 förväntade resultat: 1. Ökat politiskt inflytande av kvinnor, religiösa och etniska minoriteter 2. Mer oberoende media och förbättrad journalistisk kvalitet 3. Ökat deltagande i fredsprocessen av kvinnor och civila samhället som representerar etniska minoriteter 4. Ökat kapacitet hos civila samhället och demokratiaktörer 5. Förbättrad hälsa för kvinnor och barn med särskild fokus på sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter och stärkande av lokala hälsostrukturer. Tidigare erfarenheter från samarbete med OPC, utvärderingar och andra analyser av OPC anger att OPC har erforderliga resurser, kapacitet och interna styr- och kontrollsystem att uppnå förväntade resultat samt förmåga att genomföra insatsen på ett effektivt sätt. 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The total amount is SEK 30 million. The programme's overall goal is: "A strengthened civil society contributes to increased popular influence for a democratic transition and sustainable peace in Burma." The programme has identified five intermediate objectives (outcomes) to achieve the overall goal. They are: 1. Increased political influence of women, religious- and ethnic minorities. 2. More independent media and higher journalistic quality. 3. Increased participation of women and ethnic civil society in the peace process. 4. Increased capacity of civil society and strengthened democracy actors. 5. Improved health for women and children, focusing particularly on sexual and reproductive health and rights, to strengthen local structures that are essential for peace building. Based on previous experiences from working with OPC, evaluations of their previous programmes in Myanmar and other assessments it is concluded that OPC has the sufficient capacity, competence and resources to obtain the planned results and implement the intervention in an effective and efficient manner. Olof Palmes Internationella Center ska genomföra en insats i Myanmar som syftar till att stärka fredsprocessen, demokratisering och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i Myanmar genom att stödja och arbeta med det civila samhället. Insatsen ska genomföras av fyra lokala partners i Myanmar. Målgruppen är huvudsakligen kvinnor, etniska och religiösa minoriteter, arbetare och lantbrukare. De ska arbeta med att förstärka organisering och mobilisering och utveckla verktyg för att påverka policy- och beslutsfattare. Tematiska frågor kretsar kring rätten till mark och mänskliga rättigheter, organisationsfrihet, yttrandefrihet och arbetsrätt. Insatsen syftar till att möjliggöra deltagande av normalt sett exkluderade och utsatta grupper för att bidra till att reformprocessen och fredsprocessen blir förankrad i högre utsträckning och därmed mer hållbar. De aktiviteter OPC tillsammans med sina partners genomför är finansiellt stöd till lokala organisationer och nätverk, utbildning, kampanjer, namninsamlingar och möten/workshops i olika former. Insatsen har analyserats från en konfliktkänslighetsperspektiv och bedömningen är att OPC har en god ansats när det gäller konfliktkänslighet. Det är emellertid en komplicerad fråga som behöver kontinuelig uppföljning och dialog. Insatsen omfattar tre år med start under andra halvan av 2015. Den totala kostnaden för insatsen uppgår till SEK 30 miljoner. Sida är den enda givaren till insatsen. OPC presenterar 5 förväntade resultat: 1. Ökat politiskt inflytande av kvinnor, religiösa och etniska minoriteter 2. Mer oberoende media och förbättrad journalistisk kvalitet 3. Ökat deltagande i fredsprocessen av kvinnor och civila samhället som representerar etniska minoriteter 4. Ökat kapacitet hos civila samhället och demokratiaktörer 5. Förbättrad hälsa för kvinnor och barn med särskild fokus på sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter och stärkande av lokala hälsostrukturer. Tidigare erfarenheter från samarbete med OPC, utvärderingar och andra analyser av OPC anger att OPC har erforderliga resurser, kapacitet och interna styr- och kontrollsystem att uppnå förväntade resultat samt förmåga att genomföra insatsen på ett effektivt sätt. Sweden Olof Palme International Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Olof Palme International Center 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 10000000 0 0 0 5000000 5000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 -237886 15000000 Olof Palme International Center 5000000 Olof Palme International Center 5000000 Olof Palme International Center 5000000 Olof Palme International Center -237886 Olof Palme International Center Myanmar/Burma 2018-2022 Myanmar/Burma 2018-2022 Strengthened respect for human rights, gender equality, human security and improved protection for vulnerable people Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, mänsklig säkerhet och förbättrat skydd för utsatta människor Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater freedom of expression and increased capacity of civil society and independent media to perform their democratic and scrutiny functions Stärkt yttrandefrihet och ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved participation and influence of women and young people in conflict management and peacebuilding Stärkt deltagande och inflytande av kvinnor och unga i konflikthantering och i fredsbyggande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society to contribute to peacebuilding Förbättrade förutsättningar för det civila samhället att bidra till fredsbyggande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved access to good health and medical services, especially in those parts of the country with least access Förbättrad tillgång till god hälso- och sjukvård, särskilt i de delar av landet där tillgången är sämst Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51020176 Sweden The regional programme “Reducing marine litter by addressing the management of the plastic value chain in Southeast Asia”, proposed by UN Environment Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific and Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia (COBSEA) Secretariat, aims to reduce the adverse impact of marine litter from plastic leakage by ensuring that less plastic is entering general solid waste streams. The timeframe for the programme are from 2018-2021 and focused to the Southeast Asia region. The budget proposed is US$6,371,784 including Project Support Costs (PSC, 8%) for 54 months including an inception phase that will run for initial six months. External executing partners are COBSEA national focal agencies in country, government officials, the research sector, private sector representatives and civil society organizations.The project’s overall purpose is to “reduce spillage of plastic to waterways and to coastal areas in South East Asia by reducing plastic that enters waste streams”. This will be achieved through a multi-dimensional approach and integrated intervention to tackle the root causes, i.e. the upper stream of plastic value chain, while continuing intensifying effort to raise awareness on adverse impact stemming from marine litter in the environment. More specifically, reducing the most harmful and difficult to recycle plastic; increasing plastic re-use and recycle (especially bottle – to – bottle recycling), and creating region-wise awareness on plastic pollution and public support towards policies to change the plastic value chain management. The project will use an overarching Circular Economy and Source-to-Sea approach, ensuring that interventions are designed and implemented with an understanding of land-sea interactions. This will include data collection and analyses on plastic leakage and marine litter at sub-national, national and regional levels, establishment of baselines, and information disclosure. The project will be catalytic in bringing together stakeholders in the region that have worked rather apart: the plastic producers and packaging manufacturers, waste managers including plastic recyclers, managers of marine and coastal resources, and those who are most vulnerable along the plastic value chain.The project aims to support the implementation of the Regional Seas Conventions and Action Plans. More specifically, the strategy for COBSEA including COBSEA's Regional Action Plan on Marine Litter (RAP-MALI) adopted by the 19th Integovernmental Meeting of COBSEA in 2008, focusing on land-based sources of marine litter. The over all goal is linked to four outputs that will be further developed during the inception phase:Output 1: Market-based solutions towards “less plastic wasted”. Target countries: Malaysia and Thailand. Two solutions that are envisaged under this Output: 1a) Increase in plastic re-use and recycle and 1b) Reduction in single use plastic packaging.Output 2: Strengthening the scientific basis for decision-making. This Output will develop a better information foundation for addressing marine plastic litter.Output 3: Outreach on marine litter and plastic pollution. This Output will raise awareness on marine litter as well as needs of better plastic value chain management to promote behavioral change among consumers and industry, creating an enabling space for policy development.Output 4: Regional networking (Knowledge management-platform). Necessary regional mechanisms for technical advice and knowledge exchange will be established, facilitating enhanced dialogue and networking; and providing targeted capacity building and technical support. Marina och kustnära ekosystemen tillhandahåller viktiga ekosystemtjänster och bidrar till livsmedelssäkerhet för miljontals människor. Vid FN:s miljöförsamling (United Nations Environment Assembly) 2017 förklarade statschefer och miljöministrar att "ett hot mot vår miljö utgör ett hot mot vår hälsa, vårt samhälle, våra ekosystem, vår ekonomi, vår säkerhet, ultimat vårt välbefinnande och vår överlevnad”. Ett hot som blir alltmer akut är den mängd avfall och plast som dumpas i haven med förödande konsekvenser på ekosystem, djurliv och människors försörjning och hälsa. Idag beräknas 4,8 till 12,7 miljoner ton plast per år hamna i haven, av vilket 80 % uppskattas komma ifrån landbaserade källor. Om den här trenden fortsätter innebär det att våra hav kommer att innehålla mer plast än fisk (i vikt) år 2050. Den utbredda föroreningen av plast i haven har en stark koppling till en ökad plastproduktion och människors förändrade livsstil i kombination med bristande avfallshantering och återvinning. Redan 1950 uppskattade FN att 2 miljoner ton plast producerades i jämförelse med ca 380 miljoner ton år 2015. Den största ökningen av plastproduktionen har skett i Asien. Cirka 60 % av världens plastavfall bedöms komma från sex länder i regionen: Kina, Indonesien, Filippinerna, Vietnam, Thailand och Malaysia. Avfallet medför stora hälsorisker och ekonomiska förluster, särskilt för den fattiga kustnära befolkningen som är direkt beroende av väl fungerande ekosystem för sin försörjning och överlevnad. Föroreningarna bidrar till allvarliga konsekvenser för män och kvinnors möjligheter att försörja sig samtidigt som det utgör en allvarlig risk för att accelerera fattigdom och öka sårbarheten hos de som redan är utsatta. Det finns skillnader mellan män och kvinnor i fråga om sårbarhet inför effekter av föroreningar som marint avfall och plast, men fram till idag så finns det begränsat med vetenskapliga studier och kunskap inom området. Det regionala projektet "Reducing marine litter by addressing the management of the plastic value chain in Southeast Asia” är ett projekt med en multisektoriell ansats som adresserar många av de gränsöverskridande utmaningar som regionen står inför beträffande den ökade plastföroreningen och det marina avfallet i havet. Projektets övergripande mål är att ”minska marint avfall genom att fokusera på förvaltningen av plast i värdekedjan i Sydostasien”. Projektet har utvecklat tre resultatområden som är kopplade till fyra resultat och ett antal aktiviteter på regional, nationell och lokal nivå i regionen för att uppnå projektets övergripande mål. UN Environment och den mellanstatliga organisationen Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia ( COBSEA) kommer att gemensamt levera på följande resultat: Resultat 1: Marknadsbaserade lösningar bidrar till "mindre plastsvinn". Fokusländer: Malaysia och Thailand. 1a) Ökning av plaståteranvändning och återvinning och 1b) Reduktion av plastförpackningar för engångsbruk. (UN Environment) Resultat 2: Förbättrad vetenskaplig grund för beslutsfattande. Syftet är att ta fram bättre vetenskaplig information för att vidta åtgärder och fatta beslut som minskar marint avfall och plastföroreningar. Länder: Kambodja, Indonesien, Malaysia, Filippinerna, Thailand och Vietnam. Andra COBSEA länder bidrar med input och fungerar som hävstångseffekt; Singapore, Japan, Syd Korea och Australien (COBSEA) Resultat 3: ”Outreach” om marint avfall och plastföroreningar. Syftet är att öka medvetenheten om marint avfall och plastföroreningar och dess effekter på olika grupper, förbättra förvaltningen av plast i värdekedjan samt bidra till beteendeförändringar hos konsumenter och industrin, vilket kan skapa en bra grund för ”policyutveckling”. Länder: Kambodja, Indonesien, Malaysia, Filippinerna, Thailand och Vietnam. Hävstångseffekt från deltagande länder och andra COBSEA länder. (UN Environment) Resultat 4: Regionalt nätverk för utbyte, samarbete och integration. Nödvändiga regionala mekanismer för teknisk rådgivning och kunskapsutbyte kommer att vidareutvecklas, vilket kommer att underlätta fördjupad dialog och nätverkande. Utöver det ge riktad kapacitetsstöd och teknisk expertis till olika länder. Länder: Alla nio COBSEA länder; Kambodja, Kina, Indonesien, Syd Korea, Malaysia, Filippinerna, Singapore, Thailand och Vietnam. (COBSEA). Resultaten och aktiviteterna är länkade till indikatorer på olika nivåer. Under den 6 månaders långa uppstartsfasen av projektet kommer resultatramverket och designen av projektet vidareutvecklas i samarbete med projektets samarbetspartners i regionen. Under uppstartsfasen så avser också projektet att stärka den rättighetsbaserade ansatsen och fattigdomsfokuset i projektet. Socioekonomiska studier kommer exempelvis att titta mer på vilka effekter plast och marint avfall har på vissa utsatta grupper. Resultatet av studierna kommer sedan att tas om hand i projektets design, genomförande och uppföljning. Utvecklingsinsatsen har övergripande mål som möjliggör uppföljning och rapportering av de resultat som uppnås. Mer konkreta och mätbara mål kommer att vidareutvecklas under uppstartsfasen. Projektets multisektoriella ansats innebär att den regionala mellanstatliga organisationen Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia (COBSEA) kommer att fokusera på att stärka det regionala samarbetet mellan medlemsländerna för att genomföra COBSEA:s Strategiska Plan 2018 - 2022 och den uppdaterade Handlingsplanen för minskning av marint avfall från 2008 som ligger väl i linje med ovanstående resultat. UN Environment kommer främst att fokusera på att främja utvecklingen av en cirkulär ekonomi och minska användningen av engångsplast genom att utöka samarbetet mellan privata och offentliga sektorn, civila samhället och forskningen i bland annat Thailand och Malaysia. Utöver det så kommer UN Environment också överföra aktuell kunskap från deras globala ”Clean Seas projekt” (för mer information se projektförslaget). FN:s Miljöprogram, UN Environment har sedan organisationen grundades 1972 varit en ledande och normgivande aktör i det internationella miljöarbetet. UN Environment bistår bland annat regeringar och andra relevanta institutioner med policy stöd och rådgivning för institutionsuppbyggnad inom miljöområdet. Utöver det främjar de internationellt miljösamarbete och verkar för att göra framsteg inom överenskomna internationella normer och policys samt övervakar och stödjer tillämpning och efterlevnad av miljöprinciper och internationella avtal etc. COBSEA är en mellanstatlig organisation inom FN:s regionala havsprogram inom ramen för den regionala havskonventionen. Organisationens medlemsländer är Kambodja, Kina, Indonesien, Malaysia, Filippinerna, Sydkorea, Singapore, Thailand och Vietnam. COBSEA-sekretariatet har lång erfarenhet av att arbeta med hållbar kustutveckling och tillgång till erfarna experter beträffande åtgärder för att skydda och bevara känsliga ekosystem som korallrev och mangroveskogar samt utbildningsinsatser för att förbättra ländernas nationella kustplaner och integrerad kustzonsförvaltning. Ambassaden bedömer att UN Environments regionala kontor i Asien och Stillahavet och COBSEA-sekretariatet i Bangkok har relevant erfarenhet och bra förutsättningar för att kunna koordinera och samordna genomförandet av projektet. COBSEA-sekretariatet har genom sina återkommande mellanstatliga möten också skapat en väl fungerande regional plattform där många av världens största "förorenare" nu deltar aktivt för att minska regionens allvarliga problem med marint avfall och plast. Genom det regionala samarbetet och organisationens uppdaterade handlingsplan för minskning av marint avfall, som planeras att antas formellt i början på 2019, så bedömer ambassaden att COBSEA-sekretariatet och UN Environment nu är väl positionerade globalt och regionalt för att leda projektets verksamhet. Organisationernas partnerskap, kompletterande mandat och specifika expertområden är en utgångspunkt för att projektet ska kunna uppnå sina förväntade resultat. Ambassaden avser att ingå ett avtal med UN Environment för att stödja genomförandet av ”Reducing marine litter by addressing the management of the plastic value chain in Southeast Asia” under tidsperioden 2018 - 2023 med en budget på 55 miljoner svenska kronor. I dag är Sverige den enda givaren till projektet. Projektet kommer att inledas med en uppstartsfas på sex månader för att finjustera designen av projektet, stärka fattigdomsfokus och formalisera partnerskap, resultatramverk etc. Projektet har tagit fram en detaljerad uppdragsbeskrivning som tydligt beskriver vad uppstartsfasen ska leverera. Uppdragsbeskrivningen för uppstartsfasen kommer utgöra en del av avtalet mellan UN Environment och Ambassaden. SEA circular is an initiative of UN Environment Programme and the Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia (COBSEA) to inspire market-based solutions and encourage enabling policies to prevent marine plastic pollution. The SEA Circular is aiming at: National actors adopt and implement policy measures, and consumers and private sector increase efforts to enhance the reduction in the most harmful and difficult to recycle plastics in Southeast Asia region, as well as plastic reused and recycled. The project has developed four interlinked outputs to tackle the problems in the management of the plastic value chain. Output 1: Market-based solutions towards less plastic wasted accessible to national and regional actors in the plastic value chain. Extension Result 1: A regional Plastics Circularity guidance framework developed by bringing the learnings from the 6 countries in Southeast Asia that integrate a human rights-based approach (HRBA) for market-based solutions, which will support stakeholders in the plastic value chain to improve the rate of collecting, sorting, and recycling as part of the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme. Extension Result 2: Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in 4 countries (Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Viet Nam) are more knowledgeable on how to increase plastic waste collection and recycling through engagement with Producer Responsibility Organizations (PROs). Output 2: Scientific basis for decision-making on marine litter enhanced. Extension Result 3: Implementation of the national marine litter monitoring plans and national marine litter policies of 5 countries (Cambodia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Viet Nam) accelerated by training and capacity building for relevant stakeholders, informed by the guidance and knowledge products from SEA circular. Output 3: Outreach on plastic pollution and its impact enhanced. Extension Result 4: Best practices of plastics circularity inform national solutions and the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) for an international legally binding instrument on plastic pollution, including for the marine environment, through Southeast Asia-based regional dialogues and knowledge exchange platforms. Extension Result 5: Consumer awareness of solutions concerning marine litter and plastic pollution is increased to inform decision making and behaviour change. Output 4: National actors in the region are more knowledgeable on how to coordinate action on plastic pollution. Extension Result 6: Guidelines developed for managing the plastic value chain, building upon SEA circular's solutions and recommendations for the implementation of national marine litter plans, policies, regulations, and standards in South east Asia and the harmonization of standards and practices through ASEAN and COBSEA. Extension Result 7: The implementation of UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework of at least 3 SEA countries (Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines) incorporates joint UN initiatives to support respective countries to accelerate solutions to end plastic waste. Extension Result 8: The fifth SEA circular SEA of Solutions (SoS) on Circularity for Ending Plastic Pollution Forum showcases innovative solutions and strengthened strategic partnerships that have accelerated progress to end plastic pollution in the Southeast Asian region. The project outputs supports the implementation of COBSEAs revised Regional Action Plan for Marine Litter (RAP-MALI), which was endorsed at COBSEAs Inter- Governmental Meeting in June 2019. The project is also in line and supports the implementation of the global UN Environment Assembly resolutions 1/6, 2/11 and UNEA 3 resolution (UNEP/EA.3/ L.20), recognising marine plastic litter and micro plastics as a global priority requiring regional solutions. Implementation will leverage existing partnerships and networks as well as build and strengthen new partnerships to promote new and emerging areas of work in the SEA region while supporting the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee process 2022-2024 to end plastic pollution. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Indonesia Cambodia Malaysia Philippines (the) Thailand Viet Nam Asia, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection The project SEA Circular- Reducing marine litter by addressing the management of the plastic value chain in South East Asia, with an initial duration of four years and five months, started implementation in August 2018, including an inception phase of 6 months. The project, was extended with an additional two years, and ended in December 2024. The project was jointly implemented by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia (COBSEA), with financial support from Sweden for a total of 68 million Swedish kronor. While initially the project was managed by the UNEP Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (ROAP), due to changes in the delivery model of the organization, the management of the project was shifted to the Industry and Economy Division of UNEP in January 2023, when it became part of the UNEP Plastics Initiative. SEA circulars key achievements, after six years of implementation, include showcasing and raising awareness on plastic circularity best practices, catalysing the enablement of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), plastic credits, and reuse schemes, improving sustainability reporting, piloting demonstration projects, developing multiple knowledge products and advocacy tools, hosting the regional networking platform SEA of Solutions, supporting regional frameworks that have influenced countries in the Southeast Asia region to address marine plastic pollution (including ASEAN Marine Debris Action Plan and COBSEAs Regional Action Plan on Marine Litter (RAP MALI)), and building the capacity of regional stakeholders so that they can more effectively manage plastic waste, particularly in marine litter monitoring, data collection, analysis, and harmonization. On output level this includes: Market-based solutions towards less plastic wasted - Policy changes happened in six Southeast Asian countries to reduce plastic pollution, with 37 policy measures and initiatives taken by governments using SEA Circulars recommendations. - Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) catalysed across the region to scale up collection, recycling, and reducing plastic waste through EPR enabling initiatives implemented in Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Viet Nam, regional capacity building, and the EPR Helpdesk established under the Global Action Partnership (GAP) for EPR, complementing and scaling up SEA circulars efforts in providing technical support on EPR design and implementation to requested governments and Producer Responsibility Organizations (PROs). Strengthening the scientific basis for decision-making - Six targeted Southeast Asia countries (Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Viet Nam) have developed national marine litter policies and regulations in line with COBSEA RAP MALI. - Strengthening and harmonizing marine litter monitoring efforts in the Southeast Asia region enabled through the development and adoption of COBSEA Regional Guidance on Harmonized National Marine Litter Monitoring Programmes and building the capacity of focal agencies in advanced data analysis and harmonization. National monitoring programs developed in Cambodia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Viet Nam, incorporating pollution loading and socioeconomic and environmental impact indicators. - The development and launching of the regional marine litter research database and catalogue (700 publications and datasets), the project website, and SEA circulars knowledge products in wedocs. - Four research projects on EPR and the HRBA, reuse schemes, plastic credit schemes, and risks and opportunities of plastic credit financing instruments conducted with SEA circulars support. Outreach - 37 million consumers reached through the awareness raising campaign 100 Days to #BeatPlasticPollution and the international PSA video Plastic: Not So Fantastic!, - 100,000 stakeholders accessed SEA Circulars website. 120,000 visits to SEA Circulars knowledge products in UNEP Document Repository. - 84 knowledge products developed and disseminated through the project website and UNEP Document Repository. 3,600 policy makers, business leaders, investors, and civil society actors engaged in regional events and workshops. Regional networking - Five countries developed National Action Plans (NAPs) on marine litter and plastic pollution: Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Viet Nam. A key achievement is the development and adoption of Malaysias National Policy and Action Plan on Marine Litter 2021-2030 with support from SEA circular. Key recommendations for evidence-based National Action Plans and priority actions supported the development of similar frameworks in Thailand and Viet Nam. - All COBSEA countries adopted several laws and regulations to address plastic pollution and marine litter, in line with COBSEA RAP MALI. - Regional guidelines developed for businesses to establish and implement reuse systems, based on a regional study on plastic reuse schemes. - Four joint initiatives with other UN agencies to accelerate solutions to reduce plastic pollution (UNHabitat, UNDP Cambodia, Engaging the RC system, GEF-8). - 2,600 stakeholders participated in the SEA of Solutions regional networking series (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2024). - The web platform of the East Asian Seas Regional Node of the GPML was launched to improve knowledge management and dissemination on plastic pollution and marine litter. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51020176-5102017601 Sweden The regional programme “Reducing marine litter by addressing the management of the plastic value chain in Southeast Asia”, proposed by UN Environment Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific and Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia (COBSEA) Secretariat, aims to reduce the adverse impact of marine litter from plastic leakage by ensuring that less plastic is entering general solid waste streams. The timeframe for the programme are from 2018-2021 and focused to the Southeast Asia region. The budget proposed is US$6,371,784 including Project Support Costs (PSC, 8%) for 54 months including an inception phase that will run for initial six months. External executing partners are COBSEA national focal agencies in country, government officials, the research sector, private sector representatives and civil society organizations.The project’s overall purpose is to “reduce spillage of plastic to waterways and to coastal areas in South East Asia by reducing plastic that enters waste streams”. This will be achieved through a multi-dimensional approach and integrated intervention to tackle the root causes, i.e. the upper stream of plastic value chain, while continuing intensifying effort to raise awareness on adverse impact stemming from marine litter in the environment. More specifically, reducing the most harmful and difficult to recycle plastic; increasing plastic re-use and recycle (especially bottle – to – bottle recycling), and creating region-wise awareness on plastic pollution and public support towards policies to change the plastic value chain management. The project will use an overarching Circular Economy and Source-to-Sea approach, ensuring that interventions are designed and implemented with an understanding of land-sea interactions. This will include data collection and analyses on plastic leakage and marine litter at sub-national, national and regional levels, establishment of baselines, and information disclosure. The project will be catalytic in bringing together stakeholders in the region that have worked rather apart: the plastic producers and packaging manufacturers, waste managers including plastic recyclers, managers of marine and coastal resources, and those who are most vulnerable along the plastic value chain.The project aims to support the implementation of the Regional Seas Conventions and Action Plans. More specifically, the strategy for COBSEA including COBSEA's Regional Action Plan on Marine Litter (RAP-MALI) adopted by the 19th Integovernmental Meeting of COBSEA in 2008, focusing on land-based sources of marine litter. The over all goal is linked to four outputs that will be further developed during the inception phase:Output 1: Market-based solutions towards “less plastic wasted”. Target countries: Malaysia and Thailand. Two solutions that are envisaged under this Output: 1a) Increase in plastic re-use and recycle and 1b) Reduction in single use plastic packaging.Output 2: Strengthening the scientific basis for decision-making. This Output will develop a better information foundation for addressing marine plastic litter.Output 3: Outreach on marine litter and plastic pollution. This Output will raise awareness on marine litter as well as needs of better plastic value chain management to promote behavioral change among consumers and industry, creating an enabling space for policy development.Output 4: Regional networking (Knowledge management-platform). Necessary regional mechanisms for technical advice and knowledge exchange will be established, facilitating enhanced dialogue and networking; and providing targeted capacity building and technical support. Marina och kustnära ekosystemen tillhandahåller viktiga ekosystemtjänster och bidrar till livsmedelssäkerhet för miljontals människor. Vid FN:s miljöförsamling (United Nations Environment Assembly) 2017 förklarade statschefer och miljöministrar att "ett hot mot vår miljö utgör ett hot mot vår hälsa, vårt samhälle, våra ekosystem, vår ekonomi, vår säkerhet, ultimat vårt välbefinnande och vår överlevnad”. Ett hot som blir alltmer akut är den mängd avfall och plast som dumpas i haven med förödande konsekvenser på ekosystem, djurliv och människors försörjning och hälsa. Idag beräknas 4,8 till 12,7 miljoner ton plast per år hamna i haven, av vilket 80 % uppskattas komma ifrån landbaserade källor. Om den här trenden fortsätter innebär det att våra hav kommer att innehålla mer plast än fisk (i vikt) år 2050. Den utbredda föroreningen av plast i haven har en stark koppling till en ökad plastproduktion och människors förändrade livsstil i kombination med bristande avfallshantering och återvinning. Redan 1950 uppskattade FN att 2 miljoner ton plast producerades i jämförelse med ca 380 miljoner ton år 2015. Den största ökningen av plastproduktionen har skett i Asien. Cirka 60 % av världens plastavfall bedöms komma från sex länder i regionen: Kina, Indonesien, Filippinerna, Vietnam, Thailand och Malaysia. Avfallet medför stora hälsorisker och ekonomiska förluster, särskilt för den fattiga kustnära befolkningen som är direkt beroende av väl fungerande ekosystem för sin försörjning och överlevnad. Föroreningarna bidrar till allvarliga konsekvenser för män och kvinnors möjligheter att försörja sig samtidigt som det utgör en allvarlig risk för att accelerera fattigdom och öka sårbarheten hos de som redan är utsatta. Det finns skillnader mellan män och kvinnor i fråga om sårbarhet inför effekter av föroreningar som marint avfall och plast, men fram till idag så finns det begränsat med vetenskapliga studier och kunskap inom området. Det regionala projektet "Reducing marine litter by addressing the management of the plastic value chain in Southeast Asia” är ett projekt med en multisektoriell ansats som adresserar många av de gränsöverskridande utmaningar som regionen står inför beträffande den ökade plastföroreningen och det marina avfallet i havet. Projektets övergripande mål är att ”minska marint avfall genom att fokusera på förvaltningen av plast i värdekedjan i Sydostasien”. Projektet har utvecklat tre resultatområden som är kopplade till fyra resultat och ett antal aktiviteter på regional, nationell och lokal nivå i regionen för att uppnå projektets övergripande mål. UN Environment och den mellanstatliga organisationen Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia ( COBSEA) kommer att gemensamt levera på följande resultat: Resultat 1: Marknadsbaserade lösningar bidrar till "mindre plastsvinn". Fokusländer: Malaysia och Thailand. 1a) Ökning av plaståteranvändning och återvinning och 1b) Reduktion av plastförpackningar för engångsbruk. (UN Environment) Resultat 2: Förbättrad vetenskaplig grund för beslutsfattande. Syftet är att ta fram bättre vetenskaplig information för att vidta åtgärder och fatta beslut som minskar marint avfall och plastföroreningar. Länder: Kambodja, Indonesien, Malaysia, Filippinerna, Thailand och Vietnam. Andra COBSEA länder bidrar med input och fungerar som hävstångseffekt; Singapore, Japan, Syd Korea och Australien (COBSEA) Resultat 3: ”Outreach” om marint avfall och plastföroreningar. Syftet är att öka medvetenheten om marint avfall och plastföroreningar och dess effekter på olika grupper, förbättra förvaltningen av plast i värdekedjan samt bidra till beteendeförändringar hos konsumenter och industrin, vilket kan skapa en bra grund för ”policyutveckling”. Länder: Kambodja, Indonesien, Malaysia, Filippinerna, Thailand och Vietnam. Hävstångseffekt från deltagande länder och andra COBSEA länder. (UN Environment) Resultat 4: Regionalt nätverk för utbyte, samarbete och integration. Nödvändiga regionala mekanismer för teknisk rådgivning och kunskapsutbyte kommer att vidareutvecklas, vilket kommer att underlätta fördjupad dialog och nätverkande. Utöver det ge riktad kapacitetsstöd och teknisk expertis till olika länder. Länder: Alla nio COBSEA länder; Kambodja, Kina, Indonesien, Syd Korea, Malaysia, Filippinerna, Singapore, Thailand och Vietnam. (COBSEA). Resultaten och aktiviteterna är länkade till indikatorer på olika nivåer. Under den 6 månaders långa uppstartsfasen av projektet kommer resultatramverket och designen av projektet vidareutvecklas i samarbete med projektets samarbetspartners i regionen. Under uppstartsfasen så avser också projektet att stärka den rättighetsbaserade ansatsen och fattigdomsfokuset i projektet. Socioekonomiska studier kommer exempelvis att titta mer på vilka effekter plast och marint avfall har på vissa utsatta grupper. Resultatet av studierna kommer sedan att tas om hand i projektets design, genomförande och uppföljning. Utvecklingsinsatsen har övergripande mål som möjliggör uppföljning och rapportering av de resultat som uppnås. Mer konkreta och mätbara mål kommer att vidareutvecklas under uppstartsfasen. Projektets multisektoriella ansats innebär att den regionala mellanstatliga organisationen Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia (COBSEA) kommer att fokusera på att stärka det regionala samarbetet mellan medlemsländerna för att genomföra COBSEA:s Strategiska Plan 2018 - 2022 och den uppdaterade Handlingsplanen för minskning av marint avfall från 2008 som ligger väl i linje med ovanstående resultat. UN Environment kommer främst att fokusera på att främja utvecklingen av en cirkulär ekonomi och minska användningen av engångsplast genom att utöka samarbetet mellan privata och offentliga sektorn, civila samhället och forskningen i bland annat Thailand och Malaysia. Utöver det så kommer UN Environment också överföra aktuell kunskap från deras globala ”Clean Seas projekt” (för mer information se projektförslaget). FN:s Miljöprogram, UN Environment har sedan organisationen grundades 1972 varit en ledande och normgivande aktör i det internationella miljöarbetet. UN Environment bistår bland annat regeringar och andra relevanta institutioner med policy stöd och rådgivning för institutionsuppbyggnad inom miljöområdet. Utöver det främjar de internationellt miljösamarbete och verkar för att göra framsteg inom överenskomna internationella normer och policys samt övervakar och stödjer tillämpning och efterlevnad av miljöprinciper och internationella avtal etc. COBSEA är en mellanstatlig organisation inom FN:s regionala havsprogram inom ramen för den regionala havskonventionen. Organisationens medlemsländer är Kambodja, Kina, Indonesien, Malaysia, Filippinerna, Sydkorea, Singapore, Thailand och Vietnam. COBSEA-sekretariatet har lång erfarenhet av att arbeta med hållbar kustutveckling och tillgång till erfarna experter beträffande åtgärder för att skydda och bevara känsliga ekosystem som korallrev och mangroveskogar samt utbildningsinsatser för att förbättra ländernas nationella kustplaner och integrerad kustzonsförvaltning. Ambassaden bedömer att UN Environments regionala kontor i Asien och Stillahavet och COBSEA-sekretariatet i Bangkok har relevant erfarenhet och bra förutsättningar för att kunna koordinera och samordna genomförandet av projektet. COBSEA-sekretariatet har genom sina återkommande mellanstatliga möten också skapat en väl fungerande regional plattform där många av världens största "förorenare" nu deltar aktivt för att minska regionens allvarliga problem med marint avfall och plast. Genom det regionala samarbetet och organisationens uppdaterade handlingsplan för minskning av marint avfall, som planeras att antas formellt i början på 2019, så bedömer ambassaden att COBSEA-sekretariatet och UN Environment nu är väl positionerade globalt och regionalt för att leda projektets verksamhet. Organisationernas partnerskap, kompletterande mandat och specifika expertområden är en utgångspunkt för att projektet ska kunna uppnå sina förväntade resultat. Ambassaden avser att ingå ett avtal med UN Environment för att stödja genomförandet av ”Reducing marine litter by addressing the management of the plastic value chain in Southeast Asia” under tidsperioden 2018 - 2023 med en budget på 55 miljoner svenska kronor. I dag är Sverige den enda givaren till projektet. Projektet kommer att inledas med en uppstartsfas på sex månader för att finjustera designen av projektet, stärka fattigdomsfokus och formalisera partnerskap, resultatramverk etc. Projektet har tagit fram en detaljerad uppdragsbeskrivning som tydligt beskriver vad uppstartsfasen ska leverera. Uppdragsbeskrivningen för uppstartsfasen kommer utgöra en del av avtalet mellan UN Environment och Ambassaden. SEA circular is an initiative of UN Environment Programme and the Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia (COBSEA) to inspire market-based solutions and encourage enabling policies to prevent marine plastic pollution. The SEA Circular is aiming at: National actors adopt and implement policy measures, and consumers and private sector increase efforts to enhance the reduction in the most harmful and difficult to recycle plastics in Southeast Asia region, as well as plastic reused and recycled. The project has developed four interlinked outputs to tackle the problems in the management of the plastic value chain. Output 1: Market-based solutions towards less plastic wasted accessible to national and regional actors in the plastic value chain. Extension Result 1: A regional Plastics Circularity guidance framework developed by bringing the learnings from the 6 countries in Southeast Asia that integrate a human rights-based approach (HRBA) for market-based solutions, which will support stakeholders in the plastic value chain to improve the rate of collecting, sorting, and recycling as part of the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme. Extension Result 2: Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in 4 countries (Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Viet Nam) are more knowledgeable on how to increase plastic waste collection and recycling through engagement with Producer Responsibility Organizations (PROs). Output 2: Scientific basis for decision-making on marine litter enhanced. Extension Result 3: Implementation of the national marine litter monitoring plans and national marine litter policies of 5 countries (Cambodia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Viet Nam) accelerated by training and capacity building for relevant stakeholders, informed by the guidance and knowledge products from SEA circular. Output 3: Outreach on plastic pollution and its impact enhanced. Extension Result 4: Best practices of plastics circularity inform national solutions and the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) for an international legally binding instrument on plastic pollution, including for the marine environment, through Southeast Asia-based regional dialogues and knowledge exchange platforms. Extension Result 5: Consumer awareness of solutions concerning marine litter and plastic pollution is increased to inform decision making and behaviour change. Output 4: National actors in the region are more knowledgeable on how to coordinate action on plastic pollution. Extension Result 6: Guidelines developed for managing the plastic value chain, building upon SEA circular's solutions and recommendations for the implementation of national marine litter plans, policies, regulations, and standards in South east Asia and the harmonization of standards and practices through ASEAN and COBSEA. Extension Result 7: The implementation of UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework of at least 3 SEA countries (Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines) incorporates joint UN initiatives to support respective countries to accelerate solutions to end plastic waste. Extension Result 8: The fifth SEA circular SEA of Solutions (SoS) on Circularity for Ending Plastic Pollution Forum showcases innovative solutions and strengthened strategic partnerships that have accelerated progress to end plastic pollution in the Southeast Asian region. The project outputs supports the implementation of COBSEAs revised Regional Action Plan for Marine Litter (RAP-MALI), which was endorsed at COBSEAs Inter- Governmental Meeting in June 2019. The project is also in line and supports the implementation of the global UN Environment Assembly resolutions 1/6, 2/11 and UNEA 3 resolution (UNEP/EA.3/ L.20), recognising marine plastic litter and micro plastics as a global priority requiring regional solutions. Implementation will leverage existing partnerships and networks as well as build and strengthen new partnerships to promote new and emerging areas of work in the SEA region while supporting the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee process 2022-2024 to end plastic pollution. Sweden UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 10126000 18500000 12000000 0 0 0.0000000019 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 10499999.9999999981 10126000 0 0 0 0 8000000 0 0 0 0 -0.0000000005 0 12000000 0 7143900 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 7143900 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 7143900 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 7143900 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 7143900 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 4762600 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 7143900 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1050000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 700000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1050000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1050000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1050000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1050000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1050000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1518900 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1518900 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1518900 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1518900 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1518900 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1012600 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1518900 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1575000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1575000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1575000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1575000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1575000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1575000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1050000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 800000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1200000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1200000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1200000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1200000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1200000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1200000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1800000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1800000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1800000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1200000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1800000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1800000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 1800000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51020176-5102017603 Sweden The regional programme “Reducing marine litter by addressing the management of the plastic value chain in Southeast Asia”, proposed by UN Environment Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific and Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia (COBSEA) Secretariat, aims to reduce the adverse impact of marine litter from plastic leakage by ensuring that less plastic is entering general solid waste streams. The timeframe for the programme are from 2018-2021 and focused to the Southeast Asia region. The budget proposed is US$6,371,784 including Project Support Costs (PSC, 8%) for 54 months including an inception phase that will run for initial six months. External executing partners are COBSEA national focal agencies in country, government officials, the research sector, private sector representatives and civil society organizations.The project’s overall purpose is to “reduce spillage of plastic to waterways and to coastal areas in South East Asia by reducing plastic that enters waste streams”. This will be achieved through a multi-dimensional approach and integrated intervention to tackle the root causes, i.e. the upper stream of plastic value chain, while continuing intensifying effort to raise awareness on adverse impact stemming from marine litter in the environment. More specifically, reducing the most harmful and difficult to recycle plastic; increasing plastic re-use and recycle (especially bottle – to – bottle recycling), and creating region-wise awareness on plastic pollution and public support towards policies to change the plastic value chain management. The project will use an overarching Circular Economy and Source-to-Sea approach, ensuring that interventions are designed and implemented with an understanding of land-sea interactions. This will include data collection and analyses on plastic leakage and marine litter at sub-national, national and regional levels, establishment of baselines, and information disclosure. The project will be catalytic in bringing together stakeholders in the region that have worked rather apart: the plastic producers and packaging manufacturers, waste managers including plastic recyclers, managers of marine and coastal resources, and those who are most vulnerable along the plastic value chain.The project aims to support the implementation of the Regional Seas Conventions and Action Plans. More specifically, the strategy for COBSEA including COBSEA's Regional Action Plan on Marine Litter (RAP-MALI) adopted by the 19th Integovernmental Meeting of COBSEA in 2008, focusing on land-based sources of marine litter. The over all goal is linked to four outputs that will be further developed during the inception phase:Output 1: Market-based solutions towards “less plastic wasted”. Target countries: Malaysia and Thailand. Two solutions that are envisaged under this Output: 1a) Increase in plastic re-use and recycle and 1b) Reduction in single use plastic packaging.Output 2: Strengthening the scientific basis for decision-making. This Output will develop a better information foundation for addressing marine plastic litter.Output 3: Outreach on marine litter and plastic pollution. This Output will raise awareness on marine litter as well as needs of better plastic value chain management to promote behavioral change among consumers and industry, creating an enabling space for policy development.Output 4: Regional networking (Knowledge management-platform). Necessary regional mechanisms for technical advice and knowledge exchange will be established, facilitating enhanced dialogue and networking; and providing targeted capacity building and technical support. Marina och kustnära ekosystemen tillhandahåller viktiga ekosystemtjänster och bidrar till livsmedelssäkerhet för miljontals människor. Vid FN:s miljöförsamling (United Nations Environment Assembly) 2017 förklarade statschefer och miljöministrar att "ett hot mot vår miljö utgör ett hot mot vår hälsa, vårt samhälle, våra ekosystem, vår ekonomi, vår säkerhet, ultimat vårt välbefinnande och vår överlevnad”. Ett hot som blir alltmer akut är den mängd avfall och plast som dumpas i haven med förödande konsekvenser på ekosystem, djurliv och människors försörjning och hälsa. Idag beräknas 4,8 till 12,7 miljoner ton plast per år hamna i haven, av vilket 80 % uppskattas komma ifrån landbaserade källor. Om den här trenden fortsätter innebär det att våra hav kommer att innehålla mer plast än fisk (i vikt) år 2050. Den utbredda föroreningen av plast i haven har en stark koppling till en ökad plastproduktion och människors förändrade livsstil i kombination med bristande avfallshantering och återvinning. Redan 1950 uppskattade FN att 2 miljoner ton plast producerades i jämförelse med ca 380 miljoner ton år 2015. Den största ökningen av plastproduktionen har skett i Asien. Cirka 60 % av världens plastavfall bedöms komma från sex länder i regionen: Kina, Indonesien, Filippinerna, Vietnam, Thailand och Malaysia. Avfallet medför stora hälsorisker och ekonomiska förluster, särskilt för den fattiga kustnära befolkningen som är direkt beroende av väl fungerande ekosystem för sin försörjning och överlevnad. Föroreningarna bidrar till allvarliga konsekvenser för män och kvinnors möjligheter att försörja sig samtidigt som det utgör en allvarlig risk för att accelerera fattigdom och öka sårbarheten hos de som redan är utsatta. Det finns skillnader mellan män och kvinnor i fråga om sårbarhet inför effekter av föroreningar som marint avfall och plast, men fram till idag så finns det begränsat med vetenskapliga studier och kunskap inom området. Det regionala projektet "Reducing marine litter by addressing the management of the plastic value chain in Southeast Asia” är ett projekt med en multisektoriell ansats som adresserar många av de gränsöverskridande utmaningar som regionen står inför beträffande den ökade plastföroreningen och det marina avfallet i havet. Projektets övergripande mål är att ”minska marint avfall genom att fokusera på förvaltningen av plast i värdekedjan i Sydostasien”. Projektet har utvecklat tre resultatområden som är kopplade till fyra resultat och ett antal aktiviteter på regional, nationell och lokal nivå i regionen för att uppnå projektets övergripande mål. UN Environment och den mellanstatliga organisationen Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia ( COBSEA) kommer att gemensamt levera på följande resultat: Resultat 1: Marknadsbaserade lösningar bidrar till "mindre plastsvinn". Fokusländer: Malaysia och Thailand. 1a) Ökning av plaståteranvändning och återvinning och 1b) Reduktion av plastförpackningar för engångsbruk. (UN Environment) Resultat 2: Förbättrad vetenskaplig grund för beslutsfattande. Syftet är att ta fram bättre vetenskaplig information för att vidta åtgärder och fatta beslut som minskar marint avfall och plastföroreningar. Länder: Kambodja, Indonesien, Malaysia, Filippinerna, Thailand och Vietnam. Andra COBSEA länder bidrar med input och fungerar som hävstångseffekt; Singapore, Japan, Syd Korea och Australien (COBSEA) Resultat 3: ”Outreach” om marint avfall och plastföroreningar. Syftet är att öka medvetenheten om marint avfall och plastföroreningar och dess effekter på olika grupper, förbättra förvaltningen av plast i värdekedjan samt bidra till beteendeförändringar hos konsumenter och industrin, vilket kan skapa en bra grund för ”policyutveckling”. Länder: Kambodja, Indonesien, Malaysia, Filippinerna, Thailand och Vietnam. Hävstångseffekt från deltagande länder och andra COBSEA länder. (UN Environment) Resultat 4: Regionalt nätverk för utbyte, samarbete och integration. Nödvändiga regionala mekanismer för teknisk rådgivning och kunskapsutbyte kommer att vidareutvecklas, vilket kommer att underlätta fördjupad dialog och nätverkande. Utöver det ge riktad kapacitetsstöd och teknisk expertis till olika länder. Länder: Alla nio COBSEA länder; Kambodja, Kina, Indonesien, Syd Korea, Malaysia, Filippinerna, Singapore, Thailand och Vietnam. (COBSEA). Resultaten och aktiviteterna är länkade till indikatorer på olika nivåer. Under den 6 månaders långa uppstartsfasen av projektet kommer resultatramverket och designen av projektet vidareutvecklas i samarbete med projektets samarbetspartners i regionen. Under uppstartsfasen så avser också projektet att stärka den rättighetsbaserade ansatsen och fattigdomsfokuset i projektet. Socioekonomiska studier kommer exempelvis att titta mer på vilka effekter plast och marint avfall har på vissa utsatta grupper. Resultatet av studierna kommer sedan att tas om hand i projektets design, genomförande och uppföljning. Utvecklingsinsatsen har övergripande mål som möjliggör uppföljning och rapportering av de resultat som uppnås. Mer konkreta och mätbara mål kommer att vidareutvecklas under uppstartsfasen. Projektets multisektoriella ansats innebär att den regionala mellanstatliga organisationen Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia (COBSEA) kommer att fokusera på att stärka det regionala samarbetet mellan medlemsländerna för att genomföra COBSEA:s Strategiska Plan 2018 - 2022 och den uppdaterade Handlingsplanen för minskning av marint avfall från 2008 som ligger väl i linje med ovanstående resultat. UN Environment kommer främst att fokusera på att främja utvecklingen av en cirkulär ekonomi och minska användningen av engångsplast genom att utöka samarbetet mellan privata och offentliga sektorn, civila samhället och forskningen i bland annat Thailand och Malaysia. Utöver det så kommer UN Environment också överföra aktuell kunskap från deras globala ”Clean Seas projekt” (för mer information se projektförslaget). FN:s Miljöprogram, UN Environment har sedan organisationen grundades 1972 varit en ledande och normgivande aktör i det internationella miljöarbetet. UN Environment bistår bland annat regeringar och andra relevanta institutioner med policy stöd och rådgivning för institutionsuppbyggnad inom miljöområdet. Utöver det främjar de internationellt miljösamarbete och verkar för att göra framsteg inom överenskomna internationella normer och policys samt övervakar och stödjer tillämpning och efterlevnad av miljöprinciper och internationella avtal etc. COBSEA är en mellanstatlig organisation inom FN:s regionala havsprogram inom ramen för den regionala havskonventionen. Organisationens medlemsländer är Kambodja, Kina, Indonesien, Malaysia, Filippinerna, Sydkorea, Singapore, Thailand och Vietnam. COBSEA-sekretariatet har lång erfarenhet av att arbeta med hållbar kustutveckling och tillgång till erfarna experter beträffande åtgärder för att skydda och bevara känsliga ekosystem som korallrev och mangroveskogar samt utbildningsinsatser för att förbättra ländernas nationella kustplaner och integrerad kustzonsförvaltning. Ambassaden bedömer att UN Environments regionala kontor i Asien och Stillahavet och COBSEA-sekretariatet i Bangkok har relevant erfarenhet och bra förutsättningar för att kunna koordinera och samordna genomförandet av projektet. COBSEA-sekretariatet har genom sina återkommande mellanstatliga möten också skapat en väl fungerande regional plattform där många av världens största "förorenare" nu deltar aktivt för att minska regionens allvarliga problem med marint avfall och plast. Genom det regionala samarbetet och organisationens uppdaterade handlingsplan för minskning av marint avfall, som planeras att antas formellt i början på 2019, så bedömer ambassaden att COBSEA-sekretariatet och UN Environment nu är väl positionerade globalt och regionalt för att leda projektets verksamhet. Organisationernas partnerskap, kompletterande mandat och specifika expertområden är en utgångspunkt för att projektet ska kunna uppnå sina förväntade resultat. Ambassaden avser att ingå ett avtal med UN Environment för att stödja genomförandet av ”Reducing marine litter by addressing the management of the plastic value chain in Southeast Asia” under tidsperioden 2018 - 2023 med en budget på 55 miljoner svenska kronor. I dag är Sverige den enda givaren till projektet. Projektet kommer att inledas med en uppstartsfas på sex månader för att finjustera designen av projektet, stärka fattigdomsfokus och formalisera partnerskap, resultatramverk etc. Projektet har tagit fram en detaljerad uppdragsbeskrivning som tydligt beskriver vad uppstartsfasen ska leverera. Uppdragsbeskrivningen för uppstartsfasen kommer utgöra en del av avtalet mellan UN Environment och Ambassaden. SEA circular is an initiative of UN Environment Programme and the Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia (COBSEA) to inspire market-based solutions and encourage enabling policies to prevent marine plastic pollution. The SEA Circular is aiming at: National actors adopt and implement policy measures, and consumers and private sector increase efforts to enhance the reduction in the most harmful and difficult to recycle plastics in Southeast Asia region, as well as plastic reused and recycled. The project has developed four interlinked outputs to tackle the problems in the management of the plastic value chain. Output 1: Market-based solutions towards less plastic wasted accessible to national and regional actors in the plastic value chain. Extension Result 1: A regional Plastics Circularity guidance framework developed by bringing the learnings from the 6 countries in Southeast Asia that integrate a human rights-based approach (HRBA) for market-based solutions, which will support stakeholders in the plastic value chain to improve the rate of collecting, sorting, and recycling as part of the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme. Extension Result 2: Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in 4 countries (Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Viet Nam) are more knowledgeable on how to increase plastic waste collection and recycling through engagement with Producer Responsibility Organizations (PROs). Output 2: Scientific basis for decision-making on marine litter enhanced. Extension Result 3: Implementation of the national marine litter monitoring plans and national marine litter policies of 5 countries (Cambodia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Viet Nam) accelerated by training and capacity building for relevant stakeholders, informed by the guidance and knowledge products from SEA circular. Output 3: Outreach on plastic pollution and its impact enhanced. Extension Result 4: Best practices of plastics circularity inform national solutions and the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) for an international legally binding instrument on plastic pollution, including for the marine environment, through Southeast Asia-based regional dialogues and knowledge exchange platforms. Extension Result 5: Consumer awareness of solutions concerning marine litter and plastic pollution is increased to inform decision making and behaviour change. Output 4: National actors in the region are more knowledgeable on how to coordinate action on plastic pollution. Extension Result 6: Guidelines developed for managing the plastic value chain, building upon SEA circular's solutions and recommendations for the implementation of national marine litter plans, policies, regulations, and standards in South east Asia and the harmonization of standards and practices through ASEAN and COBSEA. Extension Result 7: The implementation of UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework of at least 3 SEA countries (Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines) incorporates joint UN initiatives to support respective countries to accelerate solutions to end plastic waste. Extension Result 8: The fifth SEA circular SEA of Solutions (SoS) on Circularity for Ending Plastic Pollution Forum showcases innovative solutions and strengthened strategic partnerships that have accelerated progress to end plastic pollution in the Southeast Asian region. The project outputs supports the implementation of COBSEAs revised Regional Action Plan for Marine Litter (RAP-MALI), which was endorsed at COBSEAs Inter- Governmental Meeting in June 2019. The project is also in line and supports the implementation of the global UN Environment Assembly resolutions 1/6, 2/11 and UNEA 3 resolution (UNEP/EA.3/ L.20), recognising marine plastic litter and micro plastics as a global priority requiring regional solutions. Implementation will leverage existing partnerships and networks as well as build and strengthen new partnerships to promote new and emerging areas of work in the SEA region while supporting the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee process 2022-2024 to end plastic pollution. 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LPI works with civil society actors and help creates conflict transformation centres to analyse and manage complex conflict dynamics at different levels, as well as mobilising actors likely to play a positive and complementary role in their transformation/resolution. Stöd till Life and Peace Institute's Peacebuilding program 2010-2012. LPI jobbar med civilsamhället och hjälper konfliktcenter att analysera och hantera komplexa konfliktdynamiker på olika nivåer, samt mobilisering av aktörer som kan komma att ha positiv inverkan i deras transformationsarbete. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: Over the past four years of implementation, the Horn of Africa Regional Programme has evolved in to an effective regional actor with substantial added value in working with policy makers, influencers and the civil society in general. It has managed to foster workable partnerships with key regional players; governmental, intergovernmental (IGAD and AU), and other CSOs. It has been realized that influencing policy making in the region comes from sustained engagement in policy discourse and relationship building. In this regard, the programme has managed to institutionalize its engagement with the African Union and IGAD (memorandum of understanding signed in 2015 and 2016 respectively), which are the key entry points for regional policy making. In addition the programme has broadened its reach to the civil society, academia, the private sector, and other segments of the society in the effort to promote locally-led and participatory processes to work on a pertinent regional policy issues. Moreover, the programme has facilitated establishment of collaborative platforms, both formal and informal, so as to foster cross fertilization of conflict transformation theory and practices. In this regard, it has established a 'quartet' forum comprised of IGAD, Inter Africa Group, Organization for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa (OSSREA), and LPI to work on a collaborative policy engagement pilot focusing on the nexus between informal cross border trade and cross border security governance. Furthermore, the Horn of Africa Bulletin (HAB), the quarterly publication of the programme, and its Forum has transformed into an important policy discourse platform bringing together representatives of the governments, academia, and practitioners discussing on key policy issues in the region. The programme has also played catalytic role in enhancing the capacities of peacebuilding civil society organizations and local communities through trainings in peacebuilding advocacy, developing advocacy strategies, and policy engagement activities. 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LPI works with civil society actors and help creates conflict transformation centres to analyse and manage complex conflict dynamics at different levels, as well as mobilising actors likely to play a positive and complementary role in their transformation/resolution. Stöd till Life and Peace Institute's Peacebuilding program 2010-2012. LPI jobbar med civilsamhället och hjälper konfliktcenter att analysera och hantera komplexa konfliktdynamiker på olika nivåer, samt mobilisering av aktörer som kan komma att ha positiv inverkan i deras transformationsarbete. Sweden Life and Peace Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Life and Peace Institute Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1750000 -323716 0 1750000 0 1750000 Life and Peace Institute 1750000 Life and Peace Institute -323716.38 Life and Peace Institute Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors for peace and reconciliation Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to combat violent extremism Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att motverka våldsbejakande extremism Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased influence and participation by women and young people in processes for peace and reconciliation Ökat inflytande och deltagande av kvinnor och unga i processer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51030058 Sweden This intervention is focused on conducting a practical and action-oriented study to establish a OSBP between Ethiopia & Sudan. Beyond providing information on what needs to be done by various stakeholders to implement a viable and efficient OSBP between Ethiopia and Sudan, the study will be used as a model at a regional\IGAD level. Findings and recommendations from the study will be furthered through Stakeholders’ Meeting, which will be an important platform not only to validate the report, but also in developing an Action Plan for Implementing the Recommendations. Focused on few specific deliverables and a limited timeframe, this intervention aims to serve as ‘getting to know IGAD in its economic integration works’ and testing its capacity to deliver- a preparatory for any potential future support to IGAD's work on economic integration. PLEASE REVIEW YOUR ANSWER AS THE QUESTION HAS BEEN CHANGED Stödet syftar till att genomföra en praktisk och handlingsinriktad studie över möjligheterna att etablera en OSBP mellan Etiopien och Sudan. Utöver att tillhandahålla information om vilka nödvändiga förutsättningar hos olika aktörer, kommer studien också bidra till att utveckla förslag på en modell för hela IGAD-regionen, med beaktande av goda erfarenheter från andra regioner. Resultat och rekommendationer från studien kommer att styrkas genom intressentmöte, vilka kommer att vara en viktig plattform inte bara för att validera rapporten, utan också att utveckla en handlingsplan för genomförandet av framkomna rekommendationer. Med fokus på enstaka, specifika resultat och med en begränsad tidsram, syftar detta projekt också till att lära känna organisationen IGAD:s förutsättningar och begränsningar inom området ekonomisk integration och testa dess förmåga att leverera, och därmed vara vägledande för eventuellt framtida stöd till IGAD:s arbete med ekonomisk integration. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Business Policy and Administration Business & Other Services SE-0-SE-6-51030058-5103005801 Sweden This intervention is focused on conducting a practical and action-oriented study to establish a OSBP between Ethiopia & Sudan. Beyond providing information on what needs to be done by various stakeholders to implement a viable and efficient OSBP between Ethiopia and Sudan, the study will be used as a model at a regional\IGAD level. Findings and recommendations from the study will be furthered through Stakeholders’ Meeting, which will be an important platform not only to validate the report, but also in developing an Action Plan for Implementing the Recommendations. Focused on few specific deliverables and a limited timeframe, this intervention aims to serve as ‘getting to know IGAD in its economic integration works’ and testing its capacity to deliver- a preparatory for any potential future support to IGAD's work on economic integration. PLEASE REVIEW YOUR ANSWER AS THE QUESTION HAS BEEN CHANGED Stödet syftar till att genomföra en praktisk och handlingsinriktad studie över möjligheterna att etablera en OSBP mellan Etiopien och Sudan. Utöver att tillhandahålla information om vilka nödvändiga förutsättningar hos olika aktörer, kommer studien också bidra till att utveckla förslag på en modell för hela IGAD-regionen, med beaktande av goda erfarenheter från andra regioner. Resultat och rekommendationer från studien kommer att styrkas genom intressentmöte, vilka kommer att vara en viktig plattform inte bara för att validera rapporten, utan också att utveckla en handlingsplan för genomförandet av framkomna rekommendationer. Med fokus på enstaka, specifika resultat och med en begränsad tidsram, syftar detta projekt också till att lära känna organisationen IGAD:s förutsättningar och begränsningar inom området ekonomisk integration och testa dess förmåga att leverera, och därmed vara vägledande för eventuellt framtida stöd till IGAD:s arbete med ekonomisk integration. Sweden IGAD/Intergovernmental Authority on Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IGAD/Intergovernmental Authority on Development Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 800000 400000 0 800000 0 0 400000 0 -400000 400000 1200000 IGAD/Intergovernmental Authority on Development 800000 IGAD/Intergovernmental Authority on Development 400000 IGAD/Intergovernmental Authority on Development SE-0-SE-6-51030058-5103005802 Sweden This intervention is focused on conducting a practical and action-oriented study to establish a OSBP between Ethiopia & Sudan. Beyond providing information on what needs to be done by various stakeholders to implement a viable and efficient OSBP between Ethiopia and Sudan, the study will be used as a model at a regional\IGAD level. Findings and recommendations from the study will be furthered through Stakeholders’ Meeting, which will be an important platform not only to validate the report, but also in developing an Action Plan for Implementing the Recommendations. Focused on few specific deliverables and a limited timeframe, this intervention aims to serve as ‘getting to know IGAD in its economic integration works’ and testing its capacity to deliver- a preparatory for any potential future support to IGAD's work on economic integration. PLEASE REVIEW YOUR ANSWER AS THE QUESTION HAS BEEN CHANGED Stödet syftar till att genomföra en praktisk och handlingsinriktad studie över möjligheterna att etablera en OSBP mellan Etiopien och Sudan. Utöver att tillhandahålla information om vilka nödvändiga förutsättningar hos olika aktörer, kommer studien också bidra till att utveckla förslag på en modell för hela IGAD-regionen, med beaktande av goda erfarenheter från andra regioner. Resultat och rekommendationer från studien kommer att styrkas genom intressentmöte, vilka kommer att vara en viktig plattform inte bara för att validera rapporten, utan också att utveckla en handlingsplan för genomförandet av framkomna rekommendationer. Med fokus på enstaka, specifika resultat och med en begränsad tidsram, syftar detta projekt också till att lära känna organisationen IGAD:s förutsättningar och begränsningar inom området ekonomisk integration och testa dess förmåga att leverera, och därmed vara vägledande för eventuellt framtida stöd till IGAD:s arbete med ekonomisk integration. Sweden IGAD/Intergovernmental Authority on Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IGAD/Intergovernmental Authority on Development Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 -40388 0 -40387.93 IGAD/Intergovernmental Authority on Development Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened opportunities for increased economic integration and trade Stärkta förutsättningar för ökad ekonomisk integration och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51030066 Sweden AFROSAI-E is the association of Supreme Audit Institutions (SAI) in most of English speaking countries in Africa. It is committed to support its members to successfully fulfil their mandates by helping them to improve and reach the objectives outlined in the region's institutional capacity building framework. This contribution is a continuation of an earlier core support. AFROSAI-E är en sammanslutning av revisionsmyndigheter i det engelsktalande Afrika. Organisationen arbetar med kapacitetsutveckling av sina medlemsorganisationer som är respektive lands nationella revisionsmyndighet. Denna insats är en fortsättning på tidigare svenskt kärnstöd. For the period 2016-2019, the organization’s strategic plan defines the following four main goals (called Strategic Imperatives):1. Professionalising public sector auditing and accounting 2. Being a credible voice for beneficial change 3. Turning leadership from capacity into capability4. Driving innovation and creativity Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional South of Sahara, regional Public finance management (PFM) Government & Civil Society-general Strategic Imperatives 1. Professionalising Public Sectors Auditors and Accountants The main achievement is the establishment of The African Professionalisation Initiative (API) in partnership with Pan African Federation of Accountants (PAFA), The East and Southern African Association of Accountants-General (ESAAG), and Le Conseil Régional de Formation des Institutions Supérieures de Contrôle des Finances Publiques d’Afrique Francophone Subsaharienne (CREFIAF), so far housed under the AFROSAI-E Secretariat. In addition, support was provided in the area of professionalisation to four member SAIs -Zimbabwe, Namibia, Mozambique, and Botswana.  2. Being a credible voice for beneficial change The aim was to make communication an internal and external instrument to drive change and to guide and train SAIs on integrating ethical and professional values in management practices. The report states that, as a result, SAIs have started to produce simplified “citizens” audit reports and graphic audit reports to reach a broader range of stakeholders. Toolkits have been prepared which will be subject to further promotion.  The results framework report indicates that work is still ongoing, training is expected to lead to further results in the future. 3. Turning leadership from capacity to capability A first Executive Leadership Development Programme and Senior Leadership Development Programme has been conducted but the follow-up has been delayed due to a felt need to evaluate the intervention more closely.Targeted support to the Nigerian SAI has been provided in the area of management development. 4.  Driving innovation and creativity AFROSAI-E highlights new approaches to auditing, including the PFM Reporting Framework Tool, the Extractive Industries Value Chain Model and the SAI Enhancement Audit Tool as crucial achievements, providing foundations for SAIs to strengthen their audit efficiency. Materials and interventions around the UN Sustainability Development Goals (SDG) and the Africa Agenda 2063 goals are also part of this results area.  An Enhancement Audit Tool(A-SEAT) has been launched, to provide an "affordable, efficient Audit FlowSoftware" solution for SAIs in the region.  The second part of the report relates to the Operational Interventions: 1. Technical Capacity Building – Regularity Audit The aim is to ensure that existing material are reviewed and updated regularly and technical support and training to SAIs are provided. The Financial Audit and Compliance Audit Manuals were developed to align with the latest INTOSAI standards and implemented throughout the region. 15 SAIs have already adopted the new methodology and 12 SAIs have customised the manuals to their own context. Technical support and guidance material on Information Systems Audit capacity significantly increased during the period.Since 2015, seven more SAIs have established dedicated IT Audit units. In the last five years, seven additional SAIs have established internal Quality Assurance units and they are progressing towards full functionality. AFROSAI-E reports that, based on the ICBF and quality assurance review results, they’ve seen an overall improvement in the quality of the audits performed.  2. Technical Capacity Building – Performance Audit The aim is to ensure that existing material are reviewed and updated regularly and technical support and training to SAIs are provided. AFROSAI-E reports that training has led to improvements, but that there are still challenges, in particular regarding in-depth level of analysis and AFROSAI-E sees the need to strengthen supervisory functions.  3. Institutional Level The aim is to provide on-going technical support and information sharing opportunities to SAIs on Human Resources, Communication and Legal functions. The areas of Human Resources and Communication have been subject to trainings and guidance whereas the Legal areahas not been addressed during 2019 due to lack of resources.  Through training, AFROSAI-E reports that they have contributed to growth of communication expertise in the region.      No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51030066-5103006601 Sweden AFROSAI-E is the association of Supreme Audit Institutions (SAI) in most of English speaking countries in Africa. It is committed to support its members to successfully fulfil their mandates by helping them to improve and reach the objectives outlined in the region's institutional capacity building framework. This contribution is a continuation of an earlier core support. AFROSAI-E är en sammanslutning av revisionsmyndigheter i det engelsktalande Afrika. Organisationen arbetar med kapacitetsutveckling av sina medlemsorganisationer som är respektive lands nationella revisionsmyndighet. Denna insats är en fortsättning på tidigare svenskt kärnstöd. For the period 2016-2019, the organization’s strategic plan defines the following four main goals (called Strategic Imperatives):1. Professionalising public sector auditing and accounting 2. Being a credible voice for beneficial change 3. Turning leadership from capacity into capability4. Driving innovation and creativity Sweden AFROSAI-E/African Organisation of English-Speaking Supreme Audit Institutions Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nätverk (övriga) Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 0 2500000 5000000 5000000 -4000000 2500000 -5000000 5000000 -5000000 0 -5000000 4000000 5000000 Nätverk (övriga) 2500000 Nätverk (övriga) 2500000 Nätverk (övriga) SE-0-SE-6-51030066-5103006604 Sweden AFROSAI-E is the association of Supreme Audit Institutions (SAI) in most of English speaking countries in Africa. It is committed to support its members to successfully fulfil their mandates by helping them to improve and reach the objectives outlined in the region's institutional capacity building framework. This contribution is a continuation of an earlier core support. AFROSAI-E är en sammanslutning av revisionsmyndigheter i det engelsktalande Afrika. Organisationen arbetar med kapacitetsutveckling av sina medlemsorganisationer som är respektive lands nationella revisionsmyndighet. Denna insats är en fortsättning på tidigare svenskt kärnstöd. For the period 2016-2019, the organization’s strategic plan defines the following four main goals (called Strategic Imperatives):1. Professionalising public sector auditing and accounting 2. Being a credible voice for beneficial change 3. Turning leadership from capacity into capability4. Driving innovation and creativity Sweden AFROSAI-E/African Organisation of English-Speaking Supreme Audit Institutions Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AFROSAI-E/African Organisation of English-Speaking Supreme Audit Institutions 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 10450000 4000000 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 0 5450000 0 19450000 AFROSAI-E/African Organisation of English-Speaking Supreme Audit Institutions 5000000 AFROSAI-E/African Organisation of English-Speaking Supreme Audit Institutions 5000000 AFROSAI-E/African Organisation of English-Speaking Supreme Audit Institutions 5450000 AFROSAI-E/African Organisation of English-Speaking Supreme Audit Institutions 4000000 AFROSAI-E/African Organisation of English-Speaking Supreme Audit Institutions Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51030093 Sweden Plan Sweden has applied to Sida for funding of 32 144 597 SEK to carry out a phase 2 of the "African Children's Charter Project" (ACCP) during the period 2018-2020. By promoting the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, the project aspires to contribute to a long-term improvement of children's life on the African continent. This will be done by 1) strengthening the capacity of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC), 2) integrating children's rights in decisions and actions within the African Union and 3) supporting the civil society to work together with the African Union to promote and protect children's rights and welfare. Sida will be the project's only funder and has previously supported a first phase of the ACCP (2011-2014) as well as a bridging period between 2015-2017. A great majority of the project's activities will be implemented by a consortium of non-governmental organisations which was formed during ACCP in phase 1. The consortium consist Plan Sweden and Plan's Pan-African Office in Ethiopia, Swedish Save the Children and ave the Childrens' offices in Kenya and Senegal, the Dullah Omar Institute for Constitutional Law, Governance and Human Rights (South Africa), the African Child Policy Forum (Ethiopia) and the Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (Gambia). ACERWC is also supported by a project funded by the European Union. The projects are coordinated for enhanced efficiency and impact. Plan Sverige har ansökt om 32 144 597 SEK för att implementera en fas 2 av "The African Children's Charter Project" (ACCP) i Afrika under åren 2018-2020. Genom att främja implementeringen av den afrikanska barnrättskonventionen syftar projektet till att bidra till en långsiktig förbättring av barns liv i Afrika. Detta kommer att ske genom att 1) stärka kapaciteten hos den Afrikanska expertkommitté som är knuten till den afrikanska barnrättskonventionen, "The African Committee of Experts on the Right and Welfare of the Child" (ACERWC), 2) integrera barns rättigheter i beslut och verksamhet inom den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) och 3) stötta civilsamhället att arbeta tillsammans med AU för att främja och skydda barns rättigheter och välmående. Sida är ensam bidragsgivare till projektet och har tidigare stöttat en första fas av ACCP (2011-2014) samt en överbryggningsperiod åren 2015-2017. Större delen av projektets aktiviteter kommer att utföras av ett konsortium som bildats under projektets första fas. I konsortiet ingår förutom Plan Sverige och Plans Pan-Afrikanska kontor i Etiopien, Svenska Rädda Barnen och Rädda Barnens kontor i Kenya och Senegal, The Dullah Omar Institute for Constitutional Law, Governance and Human Rights (Sydafrika), The African Child Policy Forum (Etiopien) och The Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (Gambia). ACERWC stöttas också via ett projekt finansierat a Europeiska Unionen. De båda projekten samordnas för ökad effektivitet och genomslag. The development internvention aspires to contribute to the realization of children's rights through facilitating and promoting the implementation of the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACRWC)by working towards three main outcomes: To strengthen the capacity of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC) to implement its mandate, to promote the integration of childrens rights in the decisions and actions of the African Union's (AU) bodies, institutions and mechanisms with particular focus on the African Charter on Human Rights and People's Rights (ACHPR), African Court of Human and People's Rights (AfCHPR), African Union Commission (AUC), Regional Economic Communities (RECs) and the Peace and Security Council (PSC) and to support civil society to engage with the AU mechanisms, especially the ACERWC to promote and protect childrens rights and welfare. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general The African Child Charter Project (ACCP) has made significant progress through the years towards the achievement of its objectives through the consortium partners who contributed to the strengthening of the human and technical capacity of the (African Committee on the Right and Welfare of the Child) ACERWC, which culminated in better execution of the Committees mandate on promotion and ensuring the implementation and protection of the rights of the child as enshrined in the ACRWC (Articles 32 46). The support from the ACCP to the consortium members interventions led to the enhanced quality and turnaround times for concluding observations on state reports, General Comments and review of individual communications and Children Affected by Armed Conflict (CAAC) issues submitted to the Committee. The Committees visibility has been greatly enhanced, with its communications procedures strengthened resulting in the improved utilization of the Committee as an accountability mechanism for children rights by other AU organs, Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), children, governments and other actors in the child rights sector. Further, the ACCP strengthened the CSO Forum to become the premier platform in the African continent that has institutionalized CSOs engagement with the ACERWC and other AU agencies. The engagements of CSOs through the CSO Forum has resulted in increased accountability by governments on commitments owed to children and for violations of their rights through the implementation of advocacy initiatives and positively influencing policies, laws, and programmes affecting children. They also contribute to the promotion of childrens rights by raising awareness and building the capacity of government, communities, children and other actors on childrens rights issues; as well as fostering meaningful and effective children participation in decision making mechanisms. However, it is indicated that the reduction in the number of State Parties reporting to the ACERWC is one of the key hindrances during the life of the ACCP from 2018-2021. 2020 and 2021 have exacerbated the challenges during the reporting period as face-to face meetings as well as engagements with States were limited due to the restrictions posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Reports from the project recommend that there is a need for the ACERWC to secure a continental guarantor to provide the requisite technical support and sponsorship on State reporting process similar to the support provided by the United Nations Child Fund (UNICEF) and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) under the UNCRC reporting system. When it comes to sustainability and exit, the project exit strategy was completed in 2020 and 2021 through a participatory process. The process identified various key aspects to be addressed including the institutional capacity strengthening of the ACERWC considering the lack of human resources and long-term funding for staff within the ACERWC emphasizing the move to the Kingdom of Lesotho. Proposed mitigation strategy for this includes an assessment of filling in the human resource gaps in the ACERWC in the long term beyond 2021. There are several different options which include the projects directly funding the ACERWC secretariat for staffing, with a clear cut-off date for the AU to take up funding for the positions as per the approved structure or to keep the arrangement as is under the current work plans with a reduced number of staffs to be seconded. The ACERWC and the CSO Forum, which together make up the major beneficiaries of the ACCP, have no clearly articulated and sustainable resource mobilization strategies. However, the Committee has managed to secure some funding from the EU and GIZ to continue the implementation of the strategic plan. According to the report, within the ACERWC, the fundraising plan and sustainable resource mobilization will be a key component of the 3rd Strategy (2020-2024). Sustainable resource mobilization will focus on securing resources from the AU Member States and external donors. In 2021 the CSO Forum embarked on the process of developing their Strategic Plan that will have a sustainable resource mobilization strategy as part of the documents under development as well as establish a permanent Secretariat to coordinate efforts on sustainability. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51030093-5103009301 Sweden Plan Sweden has applied to Sida for funding of 32 144 597 SEK to carry out a phase 2 of the "African Children's Charter Project" (ACCP) during the period 2018-2020. By promoting the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, the project aspires to contribute to a long-term improvement of children's life on the African continent. This will be done by 1) strengthening the capacity of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC), 2) integrating children's rights in decisions and actions within the African Union and 3) supporting the civil society to work together with the African Union to promote and protect children's rights and welfare. Sida will be the project's only funder and has previously supported a first phase of the ACCP (2011-2014) as well as a bridging period between 2015-2017. A great majority of the project's activities will be implemented by a consortium of non-governmental organisations which was formed during ACCP in phase 1. The consortium consist Plan Sweden and Plan's Pan-African Office in Ethiopia, Swedish Save the Children and ave the Childrens' offices in Kenya and Senegal, the Dullah Omar Institute for Constitutional Law, Governance and Human Rights (South Africa), the African Child Policy Forum (Ethiopia) and the Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (Gambia). ACERWC is also supported by a project funded by the European Union. The projects are coordinated for enhanced efficiency and impact. Plan Sverige har ansökt om 32 144 597 SEK för att implementera en fas 2 av "The African Children's Charter Project" (ACCP) i Afrika under åren 2018-2020. Genom att främja implementeringen av den afrikanska barnrättskonventionen syftar projektet till att bidra till en långsiktig förbättring av barns liv i Afrika. Detta kommer att ske genom att 1) stärka kapaciteten hos den Afrikanska expertkommitté som är knuten till den afrikanska barnrättskonventionen, "The African Committee of Experts on the Right and Welfare of the Child" (ACERWC), 2) integrera barns rättigheter i beslut och verksamhet inom den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) och 3) stötta civilsamhället att arbeta tillsammans med AU för att främja och skydda barns rättigheter och välmående. Sida är ensam bidragsgivare till projektet och har tidigare stöttat en första fas av ACCP (2011-2014) samt en överbryggningsperiod åren 2015-2017. Större delen av projektets aktiviteter kommer att utföras av ett konsortium som bildats under projektets första fas. I konsortiet ingår förutom Plan Sverige och Plans Pan-Afrikanska kontor i Etiopien, Svenska Rädda Barnen och Rädda Barnens kontor i Kenya och Senegal, The Dullah Omar Institute for Constitutional Law, Governance and Human Rights (Sydafrika), The African Child Policy Forum (Etiopien) och The Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (Gambia). ACERWC stöttas också via ett projekt finansierat a Europeiska Unionen. De båda projekten samordnas för ökad effektivitet och genomslag. The development internvention aspires to contribute to the realization of children's rights through facilitating and promoting the implementation of the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACRWC)by working towards three main outcomes: To strengthen the capacity of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC) to implement its mandate, to promote the integration of childrens rights in the decisions and actions of the African Union's (AU) bodies, institutions and mechanisms with particular focus on the African Charter on Human Rights and People's Rights (ACHPR), African Court of Human and People's Rights (AfCHPR), African Union Commission (AUC), Regional Economic Communities (RECs) and the Peace and Security Council (PSC) and to support civil society to engage with the AU mechanisms, especially the ACERWC to promote and protect childrens rights and welfare. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 6000000 15297772 8148886 6293483 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 0 4000000 6293483 0 0 4000000 2000000 0 0 0 0.0000000001 0 0 8148886 8148886 0 0 0 -4000000 7148886 0 41740141 Plan International Sverige 6000000 Plan International Sverige 6000000 Plan International Sverige 8148886 Plan International Sverige 7148886 Plan International Sverige 8148886 Plan International Sverige 6293483 Plan International Sverige Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of civil society and media to work towards accountability and respect for human rights at regional level Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och media att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck trengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards sustainable solutions concerning refugee situations and migration flows, and embrace the positive effects of migration Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för hållbara lösningar av flyktingsituationer och migrationsströmmar samt tillvarata de positiva effekterna av migration Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased influence and participation by women and young people in processes for peace and reconciliation Ökat inflytande och deltagande av kvinnor och unga i processer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51030093-5103009303 Sweden Plan Sweden has applied to Sida for funding of 32 144 597 SEK to carry out a phase 2 of the "African Children's Charter Project" (ACCP) during the period 2018-2020. By promoting the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, the project aspires to contribute to a long-term improvement of children's life on the African continent. This will be done by 1) strengthening the capacity of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC), 2) integrating children's rights in decisions and actions within the African Union and 3) supporting the civil society to work together with the African Union to promote and protect children's rights and welfare. Sida will be the project's only funder and has previously supported a first phase of the ACCP (2011-2014) as well as a bridging period between 2015-2017. A great majority of the project's activities will be implemented by a consortium of non-governmental organisations which was formed during ACCP in phase 1. The consortium consist Plan Sweden and Plan's Pan-African Office in Ethiopia, Swedish Save the Children and ave the Childrens' offices in Kenya and Senegal, the Dullah Omar Institute for Constitutional Law, Governance and Human Rights (South Africa), the African Child Policy Forum (Ethiopia) and the Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (Gambia). ACERWC is also supported by a project funded by the European Union. The projects are coordinated for enhanced efficiency and impact. Plan Sverige har ansökt om 32 144 597 SEK för att implementera en fas 2 av "The African Children's Charter Project" (ACCP) i Afrika under åren 2018-2020. Genom att främja implementeringen av den afrikanska barnrättskonventionen syftar projektet till att bidra till en långsiktig förbättring av barns liv i Afrika. Detta kommer att ske genom att 1) stärka kapaciteten hos den Afrikanska expertkommitté som är knuten till den afrikanska barnrättskonventionen, "The African Committee of Experts on the Right and Welfare of the Child" (ACERWC), 2) integrera barns rättigheter i beslut och verksamhet inom den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) och 3) stötta civilsamhället att arbeta tillsammans med AU för att främja och skydda barns rättigheter och välmående. Sida är ensam bidragsgivare till projektet och har tidigare stöttat en första fas av ACCP (2011-2014) samt en överbryggningsperiod åren 2015-2017. Större delen av projektets aktiviteter kommer att utföras av ett konsortium som bildats under projektets första fas. I konsortiet ingår förutom Plan Sverige och Plans Pan-Afrikanska kontor i Etiopien, Svenska Rädda Barnen och Rädda Barnens kontor i Kenya och Senegal, The Dullah Omar Institute for Constitutional Law, Governance and Human Rights (Sydafrika), The African Child Policy Forum (Etiopien) och The Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (Gambia). ACERWC stöttas också via ett projekt finansierat a Europeiska Unionen. De båda projekten samordnas för ökad effektivitet och genomslag. The development internvention aspires to contribute to the realization of children's rights through facilitating and promoting the implementation of the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACRWC)by working towards three main outcomes: To strengthen the capacity of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC) to implement its mandate, to promote the integration of childrens rights in the decisions and actions of the African Union's (AU) bodies, institutions and mechanisms with particular focus on the African Charter on Human Rights and People's Rights (ACHPR), African Court of Human and People's Rights (AfCHPR), African Union Commission (AUC), Regional Economic Communities (RECs) and the Peace and Security Council (PSC) and to support civil society to engage with the AU mechanisms, especially the ACERWC to promote and protect childrens rights and welfare. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -2937469 -2937469 Plan International Sverige Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthen democracy and increase respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened regional initiatives and capacity for sustainable peace Stärkta regionala initiativ och kapacitet för hållbar fred Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51040062 Sweden Parthership for Health and Migration in East and Southern Africa - PHAMESA 2, aims to ensure the right to health for migrants. PHAMESA is contributing to reduced health vulnerability of people affected by migration in the ESA region. The program aims to improve health literacy among migrants and increase availability, acceptability and accessability of health services and to create a favourable policy/legal environments, so that governments acknowledge the health needs and rights of migrants. Projekttitel: Partnerskap för hälsa och migration i östra och södra Afrika (PHAMESA 2). Projektet syftar till att bidra till människors rätt till hälsa och sjukvård och att minska hälsorisker bland utsatta människor som påverkas av migration. International Organization for Migration (IOM) genomför projektet under perioden 1 januari 2014 till 31 december 2017. Stöd motiveras av fortsatt hög relevans då människors rörlighet i en region med hög andel smittsamma sjukdomar är en folkhälsofråga och migranter samtidigt är en riskutsatt grupp som svaga hälsosystem inte har tillräcklig kapacitet att nå ut till. Utvecklingsproblemets natur kräver gemensamma ansträngningar över nationsgränserna och lämpar sig väl att angripas genom ett regionalt projekt. Utvärderingen av PHAMESA 1 kom till slutsatsen att projektet varit mycket relevant och är ett unikt initiativ med stark katalytisk effekt i regionen som bl.a. resulterat i en markant ökning av finansiellt stöd till migration och hälsa. På nationell nivå har mervärde särskilt skapats genom att främja koordinering och bidra med teknisk expertis. Effekterna av PHAMESA 1 märks tydligt i södra Afrika där IOM genomfört aktiviteter under en längre tid. Sida bedömer att projektet är fortsatt relevant och att strategin för genomförande med ett bredare hälsoperspektiv och fokus på integrering är ett effektivt och hållbart sätt att arbeta med såväl hiv som sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter för migranter. PHAMESA 2 kommer att resultera i ökad tillgång till anpassad hälsoservice för migranter, ökat hälsomedvetande och vårdsökande beteende samt ett förbättrat, hållbart hälsoarbete för migranter både nationellt och regionalt. Programmets resultatramverk är väl genomarbetat och mätbara indikatorer finns på output och outcome nivå. IOM har identifierat risker relaterade till de uppsatta resultatmålen och arbetar löpande med riskhanteringsplaner. Flera faktorer talar för att IOM kommer att leverera på de uppsatta projektmålen. IOM har unik erfarenhet och kompetens att tillhandahålla tekniskt stöd till berörda aktörer som t.ex. nationella ministerier, myndigheter och regionala ekonomiska gemenskaper som Southern African Development Community och East Africa Community. Under tidigare projekt har IOM levererat och presenterat arbetsplaner och resultat samt revisionsrapporter av god kvalitet. PHAMESA är ett mycket arbetskraftsintensivt projekt och en stor del av budgeten går till personal som genomför påverkansarbete, koordinering, bygger kapacitet och ger tekniskt stöd. Mer än 95 procent av IOMs finansiering är i projektform. PHAMESA är till 73 procent finansierat av Sida med bidrag från främst Royal Netherlands Embassy, RNE men även något från USAID/PEPFAR. De medel som ansökts från Sida plus den säkrade finansiering täcker cirka 70% av den totala kostnaden för personal som direkt är involverade i projektets genomförande. Om dessa extra medel inte säkras, kan det finnas risker relaterade till genomförandet av projektet, vilket leder till underprestation eller icke-prestation av vissa resultat. Detta följs upp under projektets gång. IOMs genomförande sker genom implementerande partners och organisationen är van vid denna typ av risk och har därför etablerat flera riskreducerande åtgärder och mekanismer för att hantera detta. Under PHAMESA 1 materialiserades aldrig denna risk och det är Sida´s bedömning att IOM har tillräckligt bra riskreducerande mekanismer för att kunna leverera mot uppsatta resultat. Det långsiktiga stödet till personal möjliggör för IOM att strategiskt expandera projekt och inom PHAMESA 1 lyckades IOM generera USD 23 miljoner till projekt inom migration och hälsa i regionen. Det är Sidas bedömning att budgeten är rimlig för att uppnå uppsatta mål som även inbegriper mål för en ökning av resurser till migration och hälsa i regionen. Ytterligare ett par risker identifierades av den preliminära utvärderingen av PHAMESA. Dessa risker handlade om en möjlig risk av intressekonflikt p.g.a av att chefen för IOMs landkontor i Sydafrika också är chef för PHAMESA samt några oklarheter runt rollfördelningen mellan nationella och regional kontor. Uppföljningen av dessa risker ingår i uppföljningen av ledningens svar på utvärderingens iakttagelser och rekommendationer och finns dokumenterade i riskregistret. Det är Sida´s bedömning att dessa risker inte kommer vara avgörande för uppfyllandet av resultaten. Utvärderingen av PHAMESA 1 visade att effektivt uppnått resultat genom stöd till aktörer och samarbetspartners i form av en kombination av aktiviteter runt kapacitetsbyggnad, påverkansarbete, forskning och koordinering. Den externa utvärderingen som genomfördes av AusAID betygsatte IOM som stark inom krav på ekonomisk förvaltning, revision, riskhantering samt kostnadsmedvetande. Utvärderingen av PHAMESA noterade att den ekonomiska förvaltningen har utvecklats effektivt. Utvärderingen innehåller rekommendationer för förbättring av styr processer och struktur och Sida kommer att följa upp implementeringen av rekommenderade åtgärder. Vad gäller vidare kanalisering av medel till samarbetspartners utanför den egna organisationen är alla partnerskap som består av finansiella transaktioner baserade på juridiska avtal. IOM Pretoria har utvecklat riktlinjer för tekniskt stöd och vägledning för hur IOM arbetar med partners. Riktlinjerna är väl strukturerade, lätta att förstå och mycket praktiska och det är Sidas bedömning att riktlinjerna utgör ett bra instrument för både styrning och kontroll av kanaliserade medel och att IOM har tillräcklig intern styrning och kontroll för att styra insatsen och uppnå resultat. Utvärderingen av PHAMESA 1 stödjer Sidas bedömning att PHAMESA integrerar viktiga aspekter av hållbarhet där interventioner kan genomföras i större skala, replikeras och institutionaliseras. IOM tillhandahåller inte själv hälsovård utan bygger kapacitet hos redan existerande aktörer och integrerar migration och hälsa i nationella hälsosystem vilket talar för hållbarhet. Eftersom hållbarhet är en del av utformningen av programmet finns även indikatorer som mäter hållbarhet i resultatramverket. IOM är till över 95 procent beroende av projektfinansiering. Projektets utformning är i linje med IOMs åtaganden inom migration och hälsa och genomförs inom IOMs egna system och genomförandemekanismer. Sida samordnar rapportering, årsmöten samt fältbesök med Nederländernas regionala avdelning vid ambassaden i Pretoria (RNE). Sidas sammanfattande bedömning är att IOM har god kapacitet, erfarenhet, kontrollmekanismer och effektiva administrativa processer för att hantera genomförandet av det föreslagna projektet och uppnå uppsatta mål. To contribute to reduced health vulnerability of people affected by migration in East and Southern Africa. More specifically improve the health literacy among migrants and migration-affected communities in identified spaces of vulnerability, increase availability, accessibility and acceptability of services that improve health in identified spaces of vulnerability (migrant-dense urban and semi-urban areas), increase the evidence-base for policy development and development of legal instruments at regional, national and sub-national levels to realize migrants' right to health and to improve the sustanability of migration and health responses in the region. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional STD control including HIV/AIDS Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Note:  In reporting, IOM interchangeably uses IOM and PHAMESA II.  IOM  is Sida agreement partner while PHAMESA II  is  the implementing partner on behalf of  IOM.  Results Provided financial support to EAC for the development of a Regional Strategy on Integrated Health and HIV and AIDS Programming along EAC Transport Corridors (2015-2020). This was supplemented with a tailor made  minimum package of health services for migrant, vulnerable and other key populations. IOM partnered with governments in the region to ensure that they (governments) play a leading role in the ownership of the migration health agenda. This step is significant because it signifies government commitment and willingness to take responsibility and be accountable for migration and health responses. This also goes to show the leadership role played by various governments in ensuring that migrants are incorporated in health systems, policies and programming. Government ownership is key in ensuring sustainability of programme results. Beyond this, it also demonstrates government commitment to World Health Assembly (WHA) resolution 61.17 regarding the promotion of health of migrants. Inclusive policies and legal frameworks adopted by government represent a clear measure of ownership. In total, PHAMESA II influenced the development and or amendment of 34 policies, legislations and strategies in nine countries and three regional bodies to become migration-inclusive. Supported the development of 18 non-health sector policies, strategies and or laws incorporating migration and health. Established an advocacy mechanism to assist IOM Member States in the implementation of WHA Resolution 61.17 on the Health of Migrants. This theoretical framework guided all participating countries, thus reaffirming a corporate approach to advocacy that was tailored to country needs. This process supported IOM’s success in promoting government ownership. Health literacy informs and triggers positive health-seeking behaviors and choices. IOM worked with implementing partners (IPs) in spaces of vulnerability to increase the knowledge base of migrants and community members on the right to access health services and address SRH concerns. Capacity for IPs and other service providers was enhanced. Legal and GBV support providers were trained to deliver quality migration-sensitive services. Partnerships formed a cornerstone for PHAMESA II’s success. Scored achievements are attributed to functional and flourishing partnerships that were established. Mobilizing and nurturing partnerships at all levels across sectors and borders improved the efficiency and effectiveness of interventions including  non-health concerns affecting migrants and host communities. By its very nature, migration calls for a multi-sectoral, multi-country and regional approach, requiring bilateral and multilateral cooperation among countries and stakeholders. Partnership coordination and collaboration led to optimal utilization of limited and scarce resources. Succeeded in building capacity of partners to develop, fund and implement migration health initiatives. Explored joint interventions and funding opportunities and provided technical support to at least 47 initiatives. These activities enabled partners to develop the much-needed competence to access funding for migration health initiatives from elsewhere. However, despite  most governments appreciaing the  needs and rights of migrants, they also expressed  concern that they are resource stretched and could therefore not commit to serving additional case-loads of migrants. This is against the background that several governments are already struggling to meet basic health needs of their own citizens and generally consider the issue of migrants as an extra burden. However, evidence produced through PHAMESA II and other sources,  demonstrate that it is more cost-effective for host countries to include migrants in their health systems financing than leaving them out. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51040062-5104006201 Sweden Parthership for Health and Migration in East and Southern Africa - PHAMESA 2, aims to ensure the right to health for migrants. PHAMESA is contributing to reduced health vulnerability of people affected by migration in the ESA region. The program aims to improve health literacy among migrants and increase availability, acceptability and accessability of health services and to create a favourable policy/legal environments, so that governments acknowledge the health needs and rights of migrants. Projekttitel: Partnerskap för hälsa och migration i östra och södra Afrika (PHAMESA 2). Projektet syftar till att bidra till människors rätt till hälsa och sjukvård och att minska hälsorisker bland utsatta människor som påverkas av migration. International Organization for Migration (IOM) genomför projektet under perioden 1 januari 2014 till 31 december 2017. Stöd motiveras av fortsatt hög relevans då människors rörlighet i en region med hög andel smittsamma sjukdomar är en folkhälsofråga och migranter samtidigt är en riskutsatt grupp som svaga hälsosystem inte har tillräcklig kapacitet att nå ut till. Utvecklingsproblemets natur kräver gemensamma ansträngningar över nationsgränserna och lämpar sig väl att angripas genom ett regionalt projekt. Utvärderingen av PHAMESA 1 kom till slutsatsen att projektet varit mycket relevant och är ett unikt initiativ med stark katalytisk effekt i regionen som bl.a. resulterat i en markant ökning av finansiellt stöd till migration och hälsa. På nationell nivå har mervärde särskilt skapats genom att främja koordinering och bidra med teknisk expertis. Effekterna av PHAMESA 1 märks tydligt i södra Afrika där IOM genomfört aktiviteter under en längre tid. Sida bedömer att projektet är fortsatt relevant och att strategin för genomförande med ett bredare hälsoperspektiv och fokus på integrering är ett effektivt och hållbart sätt att arbeta med såväl hiv som sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter för migranter. PHAMESA 2 kommer att resultera i ökad tillgång till anpassad hälsoservice för migranter, ökat hälsomedvetande och vårdsökande beteende samt ett förbättrat, hållbart hälsoarbete för migranter både nationellt och regionalt. Programmets resultatramverk är väl genomarbetat och mätbara indikatorer finns på output och outcome nivå. IOM har identifierat risker relaterade till de uppsatta resultatmålen och arbetar löpande med riskhanteringsplaner. Flera faktorer talar för att IOM kommer att leverera på de uppsatta projektmålen. IOM har unik erfarenhet och kompetens att tillhandahålla tekniskt stöd till berörda aktörer som t.ex. nationella ministerier, myndigheter och regionala ekonomiska gemenskaper som Southern African Development Community och East Africa Community. Under tidigare projekt har IOM levererat och presenterat arbetsplaner och resultat samt revisionsrapporter av god kvalitet. PHAMESA är ett mycket arbetskraftsintensivt projekt och en stor del av budgeten går till personal som genomför påverkansarbete, koordinering, bygger kapacitet och ger tekniskt stöd. Mer än 95 procent av IOMs finansiering är i projektform. PHAMESA är till 73 procent finansierat av Sida med bidrag från främst Royal Netherlands Embassy, RNE men även något från USAID/PEPFAR. De medel som ansökts från Sida plus den säkrade finansiering täcker cirka 70% av den totala kostnaden för personal som direkt är involverade i projektets genomförande. Om dessa extra medel inte säkras, kan det finnas risker relaterade till genomförandet av projektet, vilket leder till underprestation eller icke-prestation av vissa resultat. Detta följs upp under projektets gång. IOMs genomförande sker genom implementerande partners och organisationen är van vid denna typ av risk och har därför etablerat flera riskreducerande åtgärder och mekanismer för att hantera detta. Under PHAMESA 1 materialiserades aldrig denna risk och det är Sida´s bedömning att IOM har tillräckligt bra riskreducerande mekanismer för att kunna leverera mot uppsatta resultat. Det långsiktiga stödet till personal möjliggör för IOM att strategiskt expandera projekt och inom PHAMESA 1 lyckades IOM generera USD 23 miljoner till projekt inom migration och hälsa i regionen. Det är Sidas bedömning att budgeten är rimlig för att uppnå uppsatta mål som även inbegriper mål för en ökning av resurser till migration och hälsa i regionen. Ytterligare ett par risker identifierades av den preliminära utvärderingen av PHAMESA. Dessa risker handlade om en möjlig risk av intressekonflikt p.g.a av att chefen för IOMs landkontor i Sydafrika också är chef för PHAMESA samt några oklarheter runt rollfördelningen mellan nationella och regional kontor. Uppföljningen av dessa risker ingår i uppföljningen av ledningens svar på utvärderingens iakttagelser och rekommendationer och finns dokumenterade i riskregistret. Det är Sida´s bedömning att dessa risker inte kommer vara avgörande för uppfyllandet av resultaten. Utvärderingen av PHAMESA 1 visade att effektivt uppnått resultat genom stöd till aktörer och samarbetspartners i form av en kombination av aktiviteter runt kapacitetsbyggnad, påverkansarbete, forskning och koordinering. Den externa utvärderingen som genomfördes av AusAID betygsatte IOM som stark inom krav på ekonomisk förvaltning, revision, riskhantering samt kostnadsmedvetande. Utvärderingen av PHAMESA noterade att den ekonomiska förvaltningen har utvecklats effektivt. Utvärderingen innehåller rekommendationer för förbättring av styr processer och struktur och Sida kommer att följa upp implementeringen av rekommenderade åtgärder. Vad gäller vidare kanalisering av medel till samarbetspartners utanför den egna organisationen är alla partnerskap som består av finansiella transaktioner baserade på juridiska avtal. IOM Pretoria har utvecklat riktlinjer för tekniskt stöd och vägledning för hur IOM arbetar med partners. Riktlinjerna är väl strukturerade, lätta att förstå och mycket praktiska och det är Sidas bedömning att riktlinjerna utgör ett bra instrument för både styrning och kontroll av kanaliserade medel och att IOM har tillräcklig intern styrning och kontroll för att styra insatsen och uppnå resultat. Utvärderingen av PHAMESA 1 stödjer Sidas bedömning att PHAMESA integrerar viktiga aspekter av hållbarhet där interventioner kan genomföras i större skala, replikeras och institutionaliseras. IOM tillhandahåller inte själv hälsovård utan bygger kapacitet hos redan existerande aktörer och integrerar migration och hälsa i nationella hälsosystem vilket talar för hållbarhet. Eftersom hållbarhet är en del av utformningen av programmet finns även indikatorer som mäter hållbarhet i resultatramverket. IOM är till över 95 procent beroende av projektfinansiering. Projektets utformning är i linje med IOMs åtaganden inom migration och hälsa och genomförs inom IOMs egna system och genomförandemekanismer. Sida samordnar rapportering, årsmöten samt fältbesök med Nederländernas regionala avdelning vid ambassaden i Pretoria (RNE). Sidas sammanfattande bedömning är att IOM har god kapacitet, erfarenhet, kontrollmekanismer och effektiva administrativa processer för att hantera genomförandet av det föreslagna projektet och uppnå uppsatta mål. To contribute to reduced health vulnerability of people affected by migration in East and Southern Africa. More specifically improve the health literacy among migrants and migration-affected communities in identified spaces of vulnerability, increase availability, accessibility and acceptability of services that improve health in identified spaces of vulnerability (migrant-dense urban and semi-urban areas), increase the evidence-base for policy development and development of legal instruments at regional, national and sub-national levels to realize migrants' right to health and to improve the sustanability of migration and health responses in the region. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 22000000 21000000 21000000 21000000 21000000 -21000000 21000000 -749791 22000000 0 21000000 21000000 85000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 22000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 21000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 21000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 21000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration -748791.45 IOM/International Organization for Migration Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Increased access to integrated basic health services for women and children Ökad tillgång till grundläggande integrerad hälsoservice för kvinnor och barn Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta AF20152019b2 - TBD Minskat antal nya hiv-infektioner Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved access to SRHR Förbättrad tillgång till SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased use of high-quality statistics and evidence-based information in health management Ökad användning av statistik och evidensbaserad information av hög kvalitet i verksamhetsstyrning inom hälsosystem Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased gender equality focusing on prevention of child marriages and sexual and gender-based violence, including female genital mutilation Ökad jämställdhet med fokus på förebyggande av barnäktenskap och sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld, inklusive könsstympning Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51040062-5104006202 Sweden Parthership for Health and Migration in East and Southern Africa - PHAMESA 2, aims to ensure the right to health for migrants. PHAMESA is contributing to reduced health vulnerability of people affected by migration in the ESA region. The program aims to improve health literacy among migrants and increase availability, acceptability and accessability of health services and to create a favourable policy/legal environments, so that governments acknowledge the health needs and rights of migrants. Projekttitel: Partnerskap för hälsa och migration i östra och södra Afrika (PHAMESA 2). Projektet syftar till att bidra till människors rätt till hälsa och sjukvård och att minska hälsorisker bland utsatta människor som påverkas av migration. International Organization for Migration (IOM) genomför projektet under perioden 1 januari 2014 till 31 december 2017. Stöd motiveras av fortsatt hög relevans då människors rörlighet i en region med hög andel smittsamma sjukdomar är en folkhälsofråga och migranter samtidigt är en riskutsatt grupp som svaga hälsosystem inte har tillräcklig kapacitet att nå ut till. Utvecklingsproblemets natur kräver gemensamma ansträngningar över nationsgränserna och lämpar sig väl att angripas genom ett regionalt projekt. Utvärderingen av PHAMESA 1 kom till slutsatsen att projektet varit mycket relevant och är ett unikt initiativ med stark katalytisk effekt i regionen som bl.a. resulterat i en markant ökning av finansiellt stöd till migration och hälsa. På nationell nivå har mervärde särskilt skapats genom att främja koordinering och bidra med teknisk expertis. Effekterna av PHAMESA 1 märks tydligt i södra Afrika där IOM genomfört aktiviteter under en längre tid. Sida bedömer att projektet är fortsatt relevant och att strategin för genomförande med ett bredare hälsoperspektiv och fokus på integrering är ett effektivt och hållbart sätt att arbeta med såväl hiv som sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter för migranter. PHAMESA 2 kommer att resultera i ökad tillgång till anpassad hälsoservice för migranter, ökat hälsomedvetande och vårdsökande beteende samt ett förbättrat, hållbart hälsoarbete för migranter både nationellt och regionalt. Programmets resultatramverk är väl genomarbetat och mätbara indikatorer finns på output och outcome nivå. IOM har identifierat risker relaterade till de uppsatta resultatmålen och arbetar löpande med riskhanteringsplaner. Flera faktorer talar för att IOM kommer att leverera på de uppsatta projektmålen. IOM har unik erfarenhet och kompetens att tillhandahålla tekniskt stöd till berörda aktörer som t.ex. nationella ministerier, myndigheter och regionala ekonomiska gemenskaper som Southern African Development Community och East Africa Community. Under tidigare projekt har IOM levererat och presenterat arbetsplaner och resultat samt revisionsrapporter av god kvalitet. PHAMESA är ett mycket arbetskraftsintensivt projekt och en stor del av budgeten går till personal som genomför påverkansarbete, koordinering, bygger kapacitet och ger tekniskt stöd. Mer än 95 procent av IOMs finansiering är i projektform. PHAMESA är till 73 procent finansierat av Sida med bidrag från främst Royal Netherlands Embassy, RNE men även något från USAID/PEPFAR. De medel som ansökts från Sida plus den säkrade finansiering täcker cirka 70% av den totala kostnaden för personal som direkt är involverade i projektets genomförande. Om dessa extra medel inte säkras, kan det finnas risker relaterade till genomförandet av projektet, vilket leder till underprestation eller icke-prestation av vissa resultat. Detta följs upp under projektets gång. IOMs genomförande sker genom implementerande partners och organisationen är van vid denna typ av risk och har därför etablerat flera riskreducerande åtgärder och mekanismer för att hantera detta. Under PHAMESA 1 materialiserades aldrig denna risk och det är Sida´s bedömning att IOM har tillräckligt bra riskreducerande mekanismer för att kunna leverera mot uppsatta resultat. Det långsiktiga stödet till personal möjliggör för IOM att strategiskt expandera projekt och inom PHAMESA 1 lyckades IOM generera USD 23 miljoner till projekt inom migration och hälsa i regionen. Det är Sidas bedömning att budgeten är rimlig för att uppnå uppsatta mål som även inbegriper mål för en ökning av resurser till migration och hälsa i regionen. Ytterligare ett par risker identifierades av den preliminära utvärderingen av PHAMESA. Dessa risker handlade om en möjlig risk av intressekonflikt p.g.a av att chefen för IOMs landkontor i Sydafrika också är chef för PHAMESA samt några oklarheter runt rollfördelningen mellan nationella och regional kontor. Uppföljningen av dessa risker ingår i uppföljningen av ledningens svar på utvärderingens iakttagelser och rekommendationer och finns dokumenterade i riskregistret. Det är Sida´s bedömning att dessa risker inte kommer vara avgörande för uppfyllandet av resultaten. Utvärderingen av PHAMESA 1 visade att effektivt uppnått resultat genom stöd till aktörer och samarbetspartners i form av en kombination av aktiviteter runt kapacitetsbyggnad, påverkansarbete, forskning och koordinering. Den externa utvärderingen som genomfördes av AusAID betygsatte IOM som stark inom krav på ekonomisk förvaltning, revision, riskhantering samt kostnadsmedvetande. Utvärderingen av PHAMESA noterade att den ekonomiska förvaltningen har utvecklats effektivt. Utvärderingen innehåller rekommendationer för förbättring av styr processer och struktur och Sida kommer att följa upp implementeringen av rekommenderade åtgärder. Vad gäller vidare kanalisering av medel till samarbetspartners utanför den egna organisationen är alla partnerskap som består av finansiella transaktioner baserade på juridiska avtal. IOM Pretoria har utvecklat riktlinjer för tekniskt stöd och vägledning för hur IOM arbetar med partners. Riktlinjerna är väl strukturerade, lätta att förstå och mycket praktiska och det är Sidas bedömning att riktlinjerna utgör ett bra instrument för både styrning och kontroll av kanaliserade medel och att IOM har tillräcklig intern styrning och kontroll för att styra insatsen och uppnå resultat. Utvärderingen av PHAMESA 1 stödjer Sidas bedömning att PHAMESA integrerar viktiga aspekter av hållbarhet där interventioner kan genomföras i större skala, replikeras och institutionaliseras. IOM tillhandahåller inte själv hälsovård utan bygger kapacitet hos redan existerande aktörer och integrerar migration och hälsa i nationella hälsosystem vilket talar för hållbarhet. Eftersom hållbarhet är en del av utformningen av programmet finns även indikatorer som mäter hållbarhet i resultatramverket. IOM är till över 95 procent beroende av projektfinansiering. Projektets utformning är i linje med IOMs åtaganden inom migration och hälsa och genomförs inom IOMs egna system och genomförandemekanismer. Sida samordnar rapportering, årsmöten samt fältbesök med Nederländernas regionala avdelning vid ambassaden i Pretoria (RNE). Sidas sammanfattande bedömning är att IOM har god kapacitet, erfarenhet, kontrollmekanismer och effektiva administrativa processer för att hantera genomförandet av det föreslagna projektet och uppnå uppsatta mål. To contribute to reduced health vulnerability of people affected by migration in East and Southern Africa. More specifically improve the health literacy among migrants and migration-affected communities in identified spaces of vulnerability, increase availability, accessibility and acceptability of services that improve health in identified spaces of vulnerability (migrant-dense urban and semi-urban areas), increase the evidence-base for policy development and development of legal instruments at regional, national and sub-national levels to realize migrants' right to health and to improve the sustanability of migration and health responses in the region. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -10000000 -10000000 -10000000 -10000000 -10000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration -10000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration -10000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration -10000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Improved knowledge among decision-makers about more sustainable and equitable health systems Förbättrad kunskap hos beslutsfattare om mer hållbara och rättvisa hälsosystem Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51040063 Sweden The goal of VSO RAISA is to contribute to economic and health resiliency for women in 6 countries in Southern Africa. VSO's core competency is in utilising human resources (professional volunteers) for capacity development. Its approach is designed to promotelong term sustainability through the transfer of skills from its volunteers. Målet med VSO RAISA är att bidra till ekonomisk och hälsa elasticitet för kvinnor i sju länder i södra Afrika. VSO kärnkompetens ligger i att utnyttja de mänskliga resurserna (professionella volontärer) för kapacitetsutveckling. Dess strategi är utformad för att promotelong sikt genom överföring av kompetens från sina volontärer. The goal of the development intervention is to have improved quality of life for women and girls in southern Africa (Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe) by means of these objectives 5 (during 2013 - 2017) plus 3 during 2017-2018 cost extension): i) To improve economic status of targeted women and girls in southern Africa by 2017 through small grants and income generating activities (IGA); ii) To increase access to comprehensive HIV and AIDS services by targeted women and girls by 2017 through capacity building of CBOs and government actors; iii) To increase access to SRH Services to targeted women and girls by 2017 through capacity building of CBOs and government actors; iv) To influence policies and systems that support targeted girls’ and women’s health and economic empowerment by 2017; v) To strengthen capacity of CBOs and Government Sector so that they can effectively implement Economic Empowerment initiatives, HIV prevention and SRH Initiatives for targeted women and girls in southern Africa; vi) Adolescents and youth (in and out of school) are empowered through access to appropriate and accurate information and SRHR services;  vii) An enabling policy environment that protects the SRHR of adolescents and youth, with an emphasis on the elimination of early and child marriage; and viii) Males are actively engaged in enhancing uptake of positive SRHR outcomes amongst both boys and girls. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Reproductive health care Social mitigation of HIV/AIDS Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Other Social Infrastructure & Services The results from the G.E.N.D.E.R programme are captured in narrative reports and the 2016 "End-of project Evaluation report. Support from Sweden enabled Volunteer Services Overseas through Regional Health and AIDS Programme in Southern Africa office (VSO RHAISA) to focus on SRH education, HIV prevention and women’s economic empowerment in six SADC countries. Examples of results achieved during the period 2014 to 2018 include: - Enhanced peer-to-peer exchange between SADC members of parliament (MPs) and Members of Britain parliament along with Ireland MPs on elimination of child marriages and ASRHR. - 540 women involved in IGA trained in business skills, management and marketing. - Adapted and applied International Labour Organisation (ILO) Training of Trainers (ToT) approach and enhanced greater inclusion of women in women economic empowerment (WEE). - Facilitated adaptation of the table banking innovative economic empowerment model. - Trained young people as information and services advocates (YPISA) in adolescent sexual development and health including capacity as peer facilitators of SRH and rights discussion in school youth clubs. - Conducted and disseminated case studies, focus included; a) inclusion and active male involvement champions on adolescent and youth SRHR interventions, b) mobilizing traditional leaders to address child marriages, and teen pregnancies across three countries (Zimbabwe, Lesotho and Zambia). - Strengthened partnerships and engagement with key regional bodies as SADC Parliamentary Forum (SADC PF) and the African Union (AU) which led to increased knowledge on SRHR policy issues among 474 members of parliament (MPs). - Supported improving collaboration and commitment on SRH related issues between the Ministry of Education and local development partners in Mozambique, resulting in a national campaign to end child marriage between 2015-2019. - Reached about 200 policy implementers that include traditional leaders, councillors, and MPs through sensitization meetings on policy harminisation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51040063-5104006301 Sweden The goal of VSO RAISA is to contribute to economic and health resiliency for women in 6 countries in Southern Africa. VSO's core competency is in utilising human resources (professional volunteers) for capacity development. Its approach is designed to promotelong term sustainability through the transfer of skills from its volunteers. Målet med VSO RAISA är att bidra till ekonomisk och hälsa elasticitet för kvinnor i sju länder i södra Afrika. VSO kärnkompetens ligger i att utnyttja de mänskliga resurserna (professionella volontärer) för kapacitetsutveckling. Dess strategi är utformad för att promotelong sikt genom överföring av kompetens från sina volontärer. The goal of the development intervention is to have improved quality of life for women and girls in southern Africa (Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe) by means of these objectives 5 (during 2013 - 2017) plus 3 during 2017-2018 cost extension): i) To improve economic status of targeted women and girls in southern Africa by 2017 through small grants and income generating activities (IGA); ii) To increase access to comprehensive HIV and AIDS services by targeted women and girls by 2017 through capacity building of CBOs and government actors; iii) To increase access to SRH Services to targeted women and girls by 2017 through capacity building of CBOs and government actors; iv) To influence policies and systems that support targeted girls’ and women’s health and economic empowerment by 2017; v) To strengthen capacity of CBOs and Government Sector so that they can effectively implement Economic Empowerment initiatives, HIV prevention and SRH Initiatives for targeted women and girls in southern Africa; vi) Adolescents and youth (in and out of school) are empowered through access to appropriate and accurate information and SRHR services;  vii) An enabling policy environment that protects the SRHR of adolescents and youth, with an emphasis on the elimination of early and child marriage; and viii) Males are actively engaged in enhancing uptake of positive SRHR outcomes amongst both boys and girls. Sweden VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 10000000 10000000 6000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 -356370 6000000 -10000000 0 -10000000 46000000 VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas 10000000 VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas 10000000 VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas 10000000 VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas 6000000 VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas 10000000 VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas -356370 VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Reduced number of unwanted pregnancies Minskat antal oönskade graviditeter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved access to SRHR Förbättrad tillgång till SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased gender equality focusing on prevention of child marriages and sexual and gender-based violence, including female genital mutilation Ökad jämställdhet med fokus på förebyggande av barnäktenskap och sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld, inklusive könsstympning Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51040063-5104006302 Sweden The goal of VSO RAISA is to contribute to economic and health resiliency for women in 6 countries in Southern Africa. VSO's core competency is in utilising human resources (professional volunteers) for capacity development. Its approach is designed to promotelong term sustainability through the transfer of skills from its volunteers. Målet med VSO RAISA är att bidra till ekonomisk och hälsa elasticitet för kvinnor i sju länder i södra Afrika. VSO kärnkompetens ligger i att utnyttja de mänskliga resurserna (professionella volontärer) för kapacitetsutveckling. Dess strategi är utformad för att promotelong sikt genom överföring av kompetens från sina volontärer. The goal of the development intervention is to have improved quality of life for women and girls in southern Africa (Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe) by means of these objectives 5 (during 2013 - 2017) plus 3 during 2017-2018 cost extension): i) To improve economic status of targeted women and girls in southern Africa by 2017 through small grants and income generating activities (IGA); ii) To increase access to comprehensive HIV and AIDS services by targeted women and girls by 2017 through capacity building of CBOs and government actors; iii) To increase access to SRH Services to targeted women and girls by 2017 through capacity building of CBOs and government actors; iv) To influence policies and systems that support targeted girls’ and women’s health and economic empowerment by 2017; v) To strengthen capacity of CBOs and Government Sector so that they can effectively implement Economic Empowerment initiatives, HIV prevention and SRH Initiatives for targeted women and girls in southern Africa; vi) Adolescents and youth (in and out of school) are empowered through access to appropriate and accurate information and SRHR services;  vii) An enabling policy environment that protects the SRHR of adolescents and youth, with an emphasis on the elimination of early and child marriage; and viii) Males are actively engaged in enhancing uptake of positive SRHR outcomes amongst both boys and girls. Sweden VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -6324025 0 0 -10000000 -6324025 VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas -10000000 VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas -6324024.7999999998 VSO/Voluntary Service Overseas Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Reduced number of unwanted pregnancies Minskat antal oönskade graviditeter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved access to SRHR Förbättrad tillgång till SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51040066 Sweden AFSA has applied to Sida for funding of 49 000 000 SEK to carry out the 'Making sexual and reproductive health rights real in South Africa Project' during the period 2014-2017. The Project aims to address and catalyse the transformation of social and cultural structural barriers and to identify and compel duty bearers to redress the systemic failures, which impede the realisation of HIV/AIDS and SRH rights in marginalised communities and populations. The programme is designed to deliver: 1. strategic support for community-based organisations (CBOs) and national policy/advocacy actors engaged in effective HIV & AIDS and SRHR interventions in South Africa. 2. demonstrable improvements in the realisation of SRHR in South Africa. 3. a measurable contribution to the knowledge and evidence base on HIV & AIDS and SRHR in the Southern Africa region. AFSA will implement the intervention together with 18 civil society organisations to whom it will offer financial and technical support through sub-granting. AFSA har hos Sida ansökt om finansiering av 49 000 000 kronor för genomförandet av "Making sexual and reproductive health rights real in South Africa Project " under perioden 2014-2017. Projektet syftar till att uppmärksamma och förändra sociala och kulturella strukturella hinder samt att identifiera och förmå besluts fattare att avhjälpa de systemfel som förhindrar förverkligandet av hiv/aids och SRH rättigheter i marginaliserade samhällen och grupper. Programmet är utformat för att: 1.Ge strategiskt stöd till lokala organisationer inom civila samhället (CBOs) och nationella aktörer i Sydafrika inom politik och lobbying som engagerar sig i effektiva hiv/aids och SRHR-insatser. 2.Påvisa förbättringar i förverkligandet av SRHR i Sydafrika 3.Erbjuda ett mätbart bidrag till kunskapen och faktabasen om hiv/aids och SRHR i södra Afrika. AFSA kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med 18 organisationer inom civilsamhället, till vilka de kommer erbjuda ekonomiskt och tekniskt stöd. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Social mitigation of HIV/AIDS Other Social Infrastructure & Services General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2017Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The AIDS Foundation of South Africa (AFSA) began implementation of the Swedish funded Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights programme in May 2014. The programme is titled Making Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights Real in South Africa. The primary goal of this programme was to catalyse and build momentum to transform social, cultural and structural barriers, together with systemic failures that currently impeded the realisation of Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights within targeted locations in South Africa. This programme was designed to deliver: 1. Strategic support for community based organisations (CBOs) and national policy/advocacy actors engaged in effective SRHR interventions; 2. Demonstrate improvements in the realisation of SRHR in South Africa; 3. A measurable contribution to the knowledge and evidence base on HIV & AIDS and SRHR in the Southern Africa region. AFSA was the principal recipient and implemented the programme in partnership with strategically selected five non-government organisations operating at national and ten local level/ community based organisations in Eastern Cape, KwaZulu Natal, Free State and Mpumalanga provinces. In an external evaluation of the Project, that was commissioned to look at the extent to which the programme outcomes were achieved by AFSA and its partners between May 2014 and December 2016 a number of notable achievements were highlighted. These include the projects ability to: - provide valuable capacity building and organisational development support all sub recipients - provide a platform to CBO and NGO partners to network and create linkages where there are SRHR issues of similar interest or support needed - enable strategic partnerships to be formed with government institutions such as healthcare facilities and social development. As a result programme partners such as Section 27 and TAC engaged at the highest level of government both at National level for example. Department of Health and South African National AIDS Council (SANAC) as well as at the Provincial level, on issues such as drug stock outs, provision and access to health services and development of the National Strategic Plan (NSP). - enable CBO partners to use the Sida funding to leverage additional resources from other funders in order to expand and scale up interventions and ensure sustainability of these interventions - to identify local solutions for local challenges and problems through the research component. Overall the intervention has been able to lay the foundation for both CBO and NGO partners to collectively work together on common issues, so as to achieve a greater impact when it comes to advocating for the realization of SRHR in South Africa. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51040066-5104006601 Sweden AFSA has applied to Sida for funding of 49 000 000 SEK to carry out the 'Making sexual and reproductive health rights real in South Africa Project' during the period 2014-2017. The Project aims to address and catalyse the transformation of social and cultural structural barriers and to identify and compel duty bearers to redress the systemic failures, which impede the realisation of HIV/AIDS and SRH rights in marginalised communities and populations. The programme is designed to deliver: 1. strategic support for community-based organisations (CBOs) and national policy/advocacy actors engaged in effective HIV & AIDS and SRHR interventions in South Africa. 2. demonstrable improvements in the realisation of SRHR in South Africa. 3. a measurable contribution to the knowledge and evidence base on HIV & AIDS and SRHR in the Southern Africa region. AFSA will implement the intervention together with 18 civil society organisations to whom it will offer financial and technical support through sub-granting. AFSA har hos Sida ansökt om finansiering av 49 000 000 kronor för genomförandet av "Making sexual and reproductive health rights real in South Africa Project " under perioden 2014-2017. Projektet syftar till att uppmärksamma och förändra sociala och kulturella strukturella hinder samt att identifiera och förmå besluts fattare att avhjälpa de systemfel som förhindrar förverkligandet av hiv/aids och SRH rättigheter i marginaliserade samhällen och grupper. Programmet är utformat för att: 1.Ge strategiskt stöd till lokala organisationer inom civila samhället (CBOs) och nationella aktörer i Sydafrika inom politik och lobbying som engagerar sig i effektiva hiv/aids och SRHR-insatser. 2.Påvisa förbättringar i förverkligandet av SRHR i Sydafrika 3.Erbjuda ett mätbart bidrag till kunskapen och faktabasen om hiv/aids och SRHR i södra Afrika. AFSA kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med 18 organisationer inom civilsamhället, till vilka de kommer erbjuda ekonomiskt och tekniskt stöd. Sweden AFSA/Aids Foundation of South Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AFSA/Aids Foundation of South Africa Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 16000000 17000000 15980897 -1480810 17000000 16000000 16000000 -1480810 15980897 -16000000 0 47500087 AFSA/Aids Foundation of South Africa 16000000 AFSA/Aids Foundation of South Africa 5100000 AFSA/Aids Foundation of South Africa 11900000 AFSA/Aids Foundation of South Africa 15980896.5800000001 AFSA/Aids Foundation of South Africa -1480810.22 AFSA/Aids Foundation of South Africa Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Improved access to SRHR Förbättrad tillgång till SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51040066-5104006602 Sweden AFSA has applied to Sida for funding of 49 000 000 SEK to carry out the 'Making sexual and reproductive health rights real in South Africa Project' during the period 2014-2017. The Project aims to address and catalyse the transformation of social and cultural structural barriers and to identify and compel duty bearers to redress the systemic failures, which impede the realisation of HIV/AIDS and SRH rights in marginalised communities and populations. The programme is designed to deliver: 1. strategic support for community-based organisations (CBOs) and national policy/advocacy actors engaged in effective HIV & AIDS and SRHR interventions in South Africa. 2. demonstrable improvements in the realisation of SRHR in South Africa. 3. a measurable contribution to the knowledge and evidence base on HIV & AIDS and SRHR in the Southern Africa region. AFSA will implement the intervention together with 18 civil society organisations to whom it will offer financial and technical support through sub-granting. AFSA har hos Sida ansökt om finansiering av 49 000 000 kronor för genomförandet av "Making sexual and reproductive health rights real in South Africa Project " under perioden 2014-2017. Projektet syftar till att uppmärksamma och förändra sociala och kulturella strukturella hinder samt att identifiera och förmå besluts fattare att avhjälpa de systemfel som förhindrar förverkligandet av hiv/aids och SRH rättigheter i marginaliserade samhällen och grupper. Programmet är utformat för att: 1.Ge strategiskt stöd till lokala organisationer inom civila samhället (CBOs) och nationella aktörer i Sydafrika inom politik och lobbying som engagerar sig i effektiva hiv/aids och SRHR-insatser. 2.Påvisa förbättringar i förverkligandet av SRHR i Sydafrika 3.Erbjuda ett mätbart bidrag till kunskapen och faktabasen om hiv/aids och SRHR i södra Afrika. AFSA kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med 18 organisationer inom civilsamhället, till vilka de kommer erbjuda ekonomiskt och tekniskt stöd. Sweden AFSA/Aids Foundation of South Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AFSA/Aids Foundation of South Africa Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 94518 94518 0 0 0 94518 AFSA/Aids Foundation of South Africa 94518 AFSA/Aids Foundation of South Africa Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Improved access to SRHR Förbättrad tillgång till SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51040071 Sweden UNODC's 3-year programme aims at improving SRHR outcomes of women and young people in prison settings in Sub-Saharan Africa in nine countries in Sub-Saharan Africa: Angola, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe). The problem will be addressed through supporting the adoption and operationalisation of the UN Minimum Standards and Rule in relation to all prisoners retain the basic inalienable human rights that apply to all human beings, including the right to the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health. These standards and rule include; the Nelson Mandela Rules, the Bangkok Rules, the Beijing Rules as well as in international instruments such as the International Convention on the Rights of the Child, that inter alia require adolescent prisoners and detainees to be separated from adult prisoners. UNODC's program som skall implemtenteras under 2017-19 syftar till att förbättra den sexuella och reproduktiva hälsan och rättigheterna för kvinnor och ungdomar i fängelser i Afrika söder om Sahara i nio länder söder om Sahara i Afrika: Angola, Lesotho, Malawi, Moçambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia och Zimbabwe). UNODC skall göra detta genom att stödja länderna att anta och implementera FN:s miniminormer och regelverk för att säkra mänskliga rättigheter i fängelsemiljöer. Denna fas fokuserar på kvinnor och unga personer i fängelse. The improvement of the prison setting conditions within the minimum requirements set out in the UN Standard and Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, and other international and regional standards and norms will be measured by expected outcomes; Objective 1: Strengthening the capacity of national governments to put in place legal, policy and strategy instruments that adhere to UN Minimum standards of HIV/AIDS and SRHR for prison populations. Objective 2: National capacity built to enable adoption and implementation of measures necessary for national adherence to HIV/ AIDS and SRHR minimum standards for women and adolescent prisoners. Objective 3: Supporting the development of HIV/AIDS and SRHR services to meet the needs of women and adolescent populations in Sub-Saharan African prison systems.   The following information is about the hand-over The contact person with UNODC is Ms. Signe Rotberga signe.rotberga@un.org Owing to the present global health status, Ms. Rotberga is telecommuting for Southern Africa region from Latvia. She and her team in the region remain committed to ensure a successful completion regarding Swedish support.  The implementation period of the intervention expired on April 30 2020. The agreed up-coming reports includes:  i) Revision of annual progress report for period 1 January 2019 to 30 April 2020. ii) Annual Financial Statement for period 1 January 2019 to 30 April 2020. iii) Final programme report covering the whole period. iv) Final programme financial statement covering the whole period There is no outstanding disbursement to the intervention - The cooperation with UNODC has generally flowed smoothly. The partner showed capacity to adhere to agreement conditions. Except for financial statements, narrative progress reports have been timely presented. Because certified statements are generating by a UN “UMOJA” system, UNODC is unfortunately drawn into the system’s shortcoming of delayed submission of statements. - UNODC informed Sida of realised financial irregularities halfway through final implementation period of the intervention. Presently, Sida awaits a UNODC internal audit report on the matter. - The partner revealed failure to successfully commission an external end of programme evaluation within granted no cost extension period Jan 2020 to April 2020. Sida has requested for details in the expected revised annual progress report for period 1 January 2019 to 30 April 2020. - Important to note is that, there has been an unfortunate turnover of a few key staff at both, regional and national levels. Hopefully, it will not affect UNODC’s ability to present “good enough” quality of awaited reports. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health During the period January 2018 - Deceber 2018, UNODC worked at the global, regional and national levels promoting changes on the policy and legal frameworks in line with UN normative standards on HIV/AIDS and SRHR for the prison populations. The following examples of results were achieved: Objective 1: Strengthening the capacity of national governments to put in place legal, policy and strategy instruments that adhere to UN Minimum standards of HIV/AIDS and SRHR for prison populations. - Partnered with Southern African Development Community Parliamentary Forum (SADC PF), African Correctional Services Association (ACSA) and African HIV and Health in Prison Partnership Network (AHPPN) and organized an extraordinary policy sensitisation session for ACSA Members. Discussions bordered on sensitive topics such as human rights, SRH, access to condoms and other prevention commodities in prisons. - A Communiqué “A call for action to foster the practical application of the Nelson Mandela Rules, including compliance with HIV, health and human rights principles for people in prisons in Africa” was adopted by ACSA. - Contributed to development of Minimum Standards for KPs in the context of HIV and AIDS in the SADC region. The Standards promote policy and legal changes from a parliamentary perspective and reinforce the SADC Regional Strategy for HIV and AIDS Prevention, Treatment and Care and SRHR among Key Populations endorsed in November 2017 by SADC Ministers responsible for health and HIV and AIDS. - Supported revisions and drafting of policy amendments in Malawi, Zanzibar and Lesotho to comply with the UN normative guidelines for HIV/AIDS and SRHR as enshrined in the Nelson Mandela. - Amplified advocacy on improving prison systems relating to  pregnancies among females in prisons in Zambia, partnerships with the Zambia Law Development Commission and Criminal Justice Sector Leadership.  - Coordinated 4 assessments in; Malawi, Zambia, Namibia, Mozambique, which will inform governments towards efforts on compliance with Nelson Mandela Rules and guide development of cost and action combined plans. - Conducted a rapid assessment of policy, system and service delivery gaps in Namibia’s 13 Correctional Facilities using the Rapid Assessment Tool (RAT) for SRH and HIV Linkages developed by IPPF, UNFAP, WHO, UNAIDS, GNP, ICWW, Young.  - Enabled participation of six delegates representatives from African correctional services of implementing countries at the 22nd International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2018) in Amsterdam. - Convened a satellite session on “Supporting Regional Compliance with HIV, health and rights minimum standards for prison populations of Sub-Saharan Africa”, at 22nd IAC.  - Supported ACSA develop, draft and submit to member nations an "institution Constitution" required to legally transform ACSA to African intergovernmental body on prisons.  An unexpected result is that the programme supported the government of Nigeria conduct a situation and needs assessment of HIV/AIDS and related health services in Nigerian prisons. Objective 2: National capacity built to enable adoption and implementation of measures necessary for national adherence to HIV/AIDS and SRHR minimum standards for women and adolescent prisoners. - Reached and equipped about 720 prison officers and management, plus health and CSO actors through capacity and knowledge building trainings on HIV and AIDS, TB, SRH and general prison health management as provisioned in the UN normative guidelines. - Supported development of an academic curriculum for African Prisons and Corrections Staff in line with the provisions of the Nelson Mandela Rules. To be hosted within Namibia Correctional Service training college and accredited by Namibia University of Science. - Facilitated peer-to-peer learning between Mozambique’s and Lesotho’s Correctional Services (MCS and LCS) on legal and policy position regarding LCS’ practice of providing condoms and lubricants in prison settings. - Facilitated representation of  Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe in an expert group meeting in Vienna for the development of a Technical Guide for Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT) of HIV in prisons. This guide will support countries in providing high quality HIV and SRH services to women in prisons and ensure elimination of new HIV infections among women and their children in prisons. Objective 3: Supporting the development of HIV/AIDS and SRHR services to meet the needs of women and adolescent populations in Sub-Saharan African prison systems. - Supported educational and information sessions at Correctional Services in all implementing countries to visibly commemorate World Cancer Day, World AIDS Day, and World Tuberculosis Day.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51040071-5104007101 Sweden UNODC's 3-year programme aims at improving SRHR outcomes of women and young people in prison settings in Sub-Saharan Africa in nine countries in Sub-Saharan Africa: Angola, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe). The problem will be addressed through supporting the adoption and operationalisation of the UN Minimum Standards and Rule in relation to all prisoners retain the basic inalienable human rights that apply to all human beings, including the right to the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health. These standards and rule include; the Nelson Mandela Rules, the Bangkok Rules, the Beijing Rules as well as in international instruments such as the International Convention on the Rights of the Child, that inter alia require adolescent prisoners and detainees to be separated from adult prisoners. UNODC's program som skall implemtenteras under 2017-19 syftar till att förbättra den sexuella och reproduktiva hälsan och rättigheterna för kvinnor och ungdomar i fängelser i Afrika söder om Sahara i nio länder söder om Sahara i Afrika: Angola, Lesotho, Malawi, Moçambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia och Zimbabwe). UNODC skall göra detta genom att stödja länderna att anta och implementera FN:s miniminormer och regelverk för att säkra mänskliga rättigheter i fängelsemiljöer. Denna fas fokuserar på kvinnor och unga personer i fängelse. The improvement of the prison setting conditions within the minimum requirements set out in the UN Standard and Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, and other international and regional standards and norms will be measured by expected outcomes; Objective 1: Strengthening the capacity of national governments to put in place legal, policy and strategy instruments that adhere to UN Minimum standards of HIV/AIDS and SRHR for prison populations. Objective 2: National capacity built to enable adoption and implementation of measures necessary for national adherence to HIV/ AIDS and SRHR minimum standards for women and adolescent prisoners. Objective 3: Supporting the development of HIV/AIDS and SRHR services to meet the needs of women and adolescent populations in Sub-Saharan African prison systems.   The following information is about the hand-over The contact person with UNODC is Ms. Signe Rotberga signe.rotberga@un.org Owing to the present global health status, Ms. Rotberga is telecommuting for Southern Africa region from Latvia. She and her team in the region remain committed to ensure a successful completion regarding Swedish support.  The implementation period of the intervention expired on April 30 2020. The agreed up-coming reports includes:  i) Revision of annual progress report for period 1 January 2019 to 30 April 2020. ii) Annual Financial Statement for period 1 January 2019 to 30 April 2020. iii) Final programme report covering the whole period. iv) Final programme financial statement covering the whole period There is no outstanding disbursement to the intervention - The cooperation with UNODC has generally flowed smoothly. The partner showed capacity to adhere to agreement conditions. Except for financial statements, narrative progress reports have been timely presented. Because certified statements are generating by a UN “UMOJA” system, UNODC is unfortunately drawn into the system’s shortcoming of delayed submission of statements. - UNODC informed Sida of realised financial irregularities halfway through final implementation period of the intervention. Presently, Sida awaits a UNODC internal audit report on the matter. - The partner revealed failure to successfully commission an external end of programme evaluation within granted no cost extension period Jan 2020 to April 2020. Sida has requested for details in the expected revised annual progress report for period 1 January 2019 to 30 April 2020. - Important to note is that, there has been an unfortunate turnover of a few key staff at both, regional and national levels. Hopefully, it will not affect UNODC’s ability to present “good enough” quality of awaited reports. Sweden UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 15000000 15000000 15000000 -15000000 -3419231 15000000 0 15000000 0 0 0 -15000000 0 15000000 15000000 0 0.0000000624 0 0 45000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 15000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 15000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 15000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime -3419231.3500000001 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Increased access to integrated basic health services for women and children Ökad tillgång till grundläggande integrerad hälsoservice för kvinnor och barn Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved access to SRHR Förbättrad tillgång till SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51040071-5104007102 Sweden UNODC's 3-year programme aims at improving SRHR outcomes of women and young people in prison settings in Sub-Saharan Africa in nine countries in Sub-Saharan Africa: Angola, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe). The problem will be addressed through supporting the adoption and operationalisation of the UN Minimum Standards and Rule in relation to all prisoners retain the basic inalienable human rights that apply to all human beings, including the right to the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health. These standards and rule include; the Nelson Mandela Rules, the Bangkok Rules, the Beijing Rules as well as in international instruments such as the International Convention on the Rights of the Child, that inter alia require adolescent prisoners and detainees to be separated from adult prisoners. UNODC's program som skall implemtenteras under 2017-19 syftar till att förbättra den sexuella och reproduktiva hälsan och rättigheterna för kvinnor och ungdomar i fängelser i Afrika söder om Sahara i nio länder söder om Sahara i Afrika: Angola, Lesotho, Malawi, Moçambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia och Zimbabwe). UNODC skall göra detta genom att stödja länderna att anta och implementera FN:s miniminormer och regelverk för att säkra mänskliga rättigheter i fängelsemiljöer. Denna fas fokuserar på kvinnor och unga personer i fängelse. The improvement of the prison setting conditions within the minimum requirements set out in the UN Standard and Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, and other international and regional standards and norms will be measured by expected outcomes; Objective 1: Strengthening the capacity of national governments to put in place legal, policy and strategy instruments that adhere to UN Minimum standards of HIV/AIDS and SRHR for prison populations. Objective 2: National capacity built to enable adoption and implementation of measures necessary for national adherence to HIV/ AIDS and SRHR minimum standards for women and adolescent prisoners. Objective 3: Supporting the development of HIV/AIDS and SRHR services to meet the needs of women and adolescent populations in Sub-Saharan African prison systems.   The following information is about the hand-over The contact person with UNODC is Ms. Signe Rotberga signe.rotberga@un.org Owing to the present global health status, Ms. Rotberga is telecommuting for Southern Africa region from Latvia. She and her team in the region remain committed to ensure a successful completion regarding Swedish support.  The implementation period of the intervention expired on April 30 2020. The agreed up-coming reports includes:  i) Revision of annual progress report for period 1 January 2019 to 30 April 2020. ii) Annual Financial Statement for period 1 January 2019 to 30 April 2020. iii) Final programme report covering the whole period. iv) Final programme financial statement covering the whole period There is no outstanding disbursement to the intervention - The cooperation with UNODC has generally flowed smoothly. The partner showed capacity to adhere to agreement conditions. Except for financial statements, narrative progress reports have been timely presented. Because certified statements are generating by a UN “UMOJA” system, UNODC is unfortunately drawn into the system’s shortcoming of delayed submission of statements. - UNODC informed Sida of realised financial irregularities halfway through final implementation period of the intervention. Presently, Sida awaits a UNODC internal audit report on the matter. - The partner revealed failure to successfully commission an external end of programme evaluation within granted no cost extension period Jan 2020 to April 2020. Sida has requested for details in the expected revised annual progress report for period 1 January 2019 to 30 April 2020. - Important to note is that, there has been an unfortunate turnover of a few key staff at both, regional and national levels. Hopefully, it will not affect UNODC’s ability to present “good enough” quality of awaited reports. Sweden UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -3553647 -3553647 -3553647 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime -3553646.8700000001 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Regional SRHR 2022-2026 Regionalt SRHR 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for increased accountability Stärkta förutsättningar för ökat ansvarsutkrävande för SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51050059 Sweden Program for Regional Economic Integration in East Africa focusing on lowering trade and transport costs through trade facilitation (and infrastructure) and capacity building. Program targets public sector, private sector and civil society. Program for regional ekonomisk integration i Östafrika med fokus på att sänka handels och transportkostnader genom handelsprocedurförenklingar och kapacitetsbyggnad. Målgruppen är offentliga liksom private sektorn och civila samhället. TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) is a DFID-created not-for-profit company that aims to strengthen regional integration and improve trade competitiveness in East Africa. It was set up in 2009 with offices in each of the East African Community (EAC) member states (Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Uganda, and Tanzania). From 2011 - 2017 it implemented Strategy 1, focusing on promoting trade along major transport corridors in East Africa. The overarching goal of TMEA is to contribute to increased growth and reduced poverty in East Africa. The purpose of the contribution, thus the impact objective is to support greater regional integration and trade competitiveness in East Africa. In order to reach this impact objective there are four separate outcome objectives: -Reduction in transport and related costs along the key corridors in East Africa (35%)-EAC Institutions develop a comprehensive framework for regional Integration (20%)-Partner states substantially increase the implementation of a comprehensive framework for regional integration (30%)-Private sector and civil society positively influence regional integration policies and practices for growth in trade (15%)   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Trade facilitation Trade Policies & Regulations The overall intended outcomes included: reduced transport time and increased volumes; increased ease of trading across borders; enhanced business environment for trade; improved export capability; and efficient trade logistics services. Progress was strong, and included: - Clearance at the first point of entry took place for 100% of Partner States’ selected goods, under the single customs territory. - There was a substantial reduction in overall customs clearance time, - 86 policies relating to the business environment for trade were adopted with support from TMEA. - Each country improved its scores for “logistics competence and quality of service” indicators (measured as part of the World Bank’s logistics performance index) No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51050059-5105005901 Sweden Program for Regional Economic Integration in East Africa focusing on lowering trade and transport costs through trade facilitation (and infrastructure) and capacity building. Program targets public sector, private sector and civil society. Program for regional ekonomisk integration i Östafrika med fokus på att sänka handels och transportkostnader genom handelsprocedurförenklingar och kapacitetsbyggnad. Målgruppen är offentliga liksom private sektorn och civila samhället. TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) is a DFID-created not-for-profit company that aims to strengthen regional integration and improve trade competitiveness in East Africa. It was set up in 2009 with offices in each of the East African Community (EAC) member states (Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Uganda, and Tanzania). From 2011 - 2017 it implemented Strategy 1, focusing on promoting trade along major transport corridors in East Africa. The overarching goal of TMEA is to contribute to increased growth and reduced poverty in East Africa. The purpose of the contribution, thus the impact objective is to support greater regional integration and trade competitiveness in East Africa. In order to reach this impact objective there are four separate outcome objectives: -Reduction in transport and related costs along the key corridors in East Africa (35%)-EAC Institutions develop a comprehensive framework for regional Integration (20%)-Partner states substantially increase the implementation of a comprehensive framework for regional integration (30%)-Private sector and civil society positively influence regional integration policies and practices for growth in trade (15%)   Sweden TradeMark Africa Limited Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 45000000 38000000 0 17000000 38000000 45000000 17000000 0 100000000 Dev. country based NGOs 20000000 Dev. country based NGOs 20000000 Dev. country based NGOs 5000000 Dev. country based NGOs 38000000 Dev. country based NGOs 17000000 Dev. country based NGOs SE-0-SE-6-51050059-5105005902 Sweden Program for Regional Economic Integration in East Africa focusing on lowering trade and transport costs through trade facilitation (and infrastructure) and capacity building. Program targets public sector, private sector and civil society. Program for regional ekonomisk integration i Östafrika med fokus på att sänka handels och transportkostnader genom handelsprocedurförenklingar och kapacitetsbyggnad. Målgruppen är offentliga liksom private sektorn och civila samhället. TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) is a DFID-created not-for-profit company that aims to strengthen regional integration and improve trade competitiveness in East Africa. It was set up in 2009 with offices in each of the East African Community (EAC) member states (Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Uganda, and Tanzania). From 2011 - 2017 it implemented Strategy 1, focusing on promoting trade along major transport corridors in East Africa. The overarching goal of TMEA is to contribute to increased growth and reduced poverty in East Africa. The purpose of the contribution, thus the impact objective is to support greater regional integration and trade competitiveness in East Africa. In order to reach this impact objective there are four separate outcome objectives: -Reduction in transport and related costs along the key corridors in East Africa (35%)-EAC Institutions develop a comprehensive framework for regional Integration (20%)-Partner states substantially increase the implementation of a comprehensive framework for regional integration (30%)-Private sector and civil society positively influence regional integration policies and practices for growth in trade (15%)   Sweden TradeMark Africa Limited Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1100491 1100491 0 1100491 Other 1100490.79 Other 1100490.79 Other -1100490.79 Other SE-0-SE-6-51050065 Sweden Support to World Customs Organzation (WCP) Phase II, 2014-2018 with the aim at promoting regional economic development and gender equality in Sub-Saharan Africa, supporting the regions' specific goals towards the realization of regional customs unions, and the establishment of effective customs administrations, thereby reducing trade barriers. Stöd till World Customs Organization(WCO) fas II, 2014-2018, med syfte att främja regional ekonomisk utveckling och jämställdhet i Sub-Sahara Afrika mot förverkligandet av regionala tullunioner, samt upprättandet av effektiva tullmyndigheter och därmed minskade handelshinder. The WCO and Sida have been working in partnership since 2008 to enhance the capacity of customs administrations to meet several developmental goals. The most recent Programme of cooperation between the WCO and Sida was the WCO-Sweden Sub-Saharan Africa Customs Modernization Programme (2014-2018) which had a regional approach, focusing on EAC (East African Community), ECOWAS (Economic Community Of Western African States) and SACU (Southern African Customs Union), and delivered a wide range of positive outcomes for 21 beneficiary countries within the regions.  The overall objectives of the programme was to contribute to poverty reduction efforts in beneficiary regions by fostering regional economic development through sustainable and improved trade while addressing the illegal flow of goods and related integrity issues; and promoting sustainable development and gender equity. Each regional project had its own specific objectives and results based on the overall objective, previous work and the demand and needs from the region.  In EAC the expected results were to assist in the roll-out of the full scale regional Authorized Economic Operators (AEO) scheme through capacity building in risk management, verification, post clearance audits and implementation of appropriate governance structures; contribute to information and communication technology with assistance in development of tools for post clearance audit, risk management, risk profiling and regional information exchange; risk management and enforcement through diagnostic studies in enhancement of capacities relating to risk management and front-line enforcement operations; mutual recognitionwith assistance in development of compliance and security programs for all parts of the supply chain and the export procedures to allow the EAC to enter agreements with other trading partners on facilitated management between the agreeing parties. The ECOWAS project focused on strategic management where both the ECOWAS customs directorate and supported customs administrations have improved specific strategic management capacities; Human Resource Management to support customs administrations to improve their capacities in specific HRM fields; strengthened stakeholder relations to improve customs management of their relations with specific key stakeholders The SACU project focused on IT connectivity in the region to enable regional integration and facilitate trade; create trade partnerships to improve the relationship between customs and the private sector and to initiate a Preferred Trader Programme that will meet the requirements and expectations of both the national authorities and the trade community. The SACU Preferred Trader Programme is an initial step for the region towards fully fledged Authorized Economic Operators (AEO). Morover, enhancing the risk management and enforcement capacities in the region and the need for a SACU regional framework for risk management and enforcement has been on the agenda for a while; focus on legislative reform of the WCO SACU Connect project is considered to be critical to the success of the project as a whole; focus on Post Clearance Audit (PCA) improved PCA systems and operations.  Part of the Sweden-WCO Agreement was also the WCO-INAMA-project that was a broader multi-donor program focuses on strengthening the enforcement capacity of targeted customs in Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. INAMA focused on the illegal trade in wildlife (fauna and flora) and in particular CITES listed species. The overall objective was that customs administrations should have enhanced enforcement capabilities as well as capacity at all necessary organisational levels, including good governance and integrity. The expected outcomes were the following: enforcement capabilities of customs officers at border crossing points have increased; cooperation between customs officers and field officers from other authorities has been strengthened; cooperation between customs officers in supply countries and destination countries has been strengthened; good governance and integrity principles are further embedded in the “corporate culture and operations” in supply and destination countries. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Trade facilitation Trade Policies & Regulations The WCO-EAC-CREATe project focused on designing and rolling-out a regional Authorized Economic Operators (AEO) Programme in the East African Community (EAC). The Programme counted over 100 regional AEOs that represent over $USD 3 billion in annual regional trade, 10% of regional trade and 10% of revenue collected in the region. Benefits provided to the regional AEOs range from reduced documentary requirements, faster clearance, and self-management of bonded warehouse to dedicated client relationship managers.   Accredited AEOs in the region have, hence, been able to reduce their costs of doing business. For example, a Tanzanian transporter has communicated that he saves an average of $USD1.8 Million since he joined the regional AEO Programme while AEOs in Burundi save in average $USD89, 950 per year since becoming AEOs. AEOs also have benefited from faster clearance time than non-AEOs at major ports in the region as confirmed in Mombasa where AEO cargoes are cleared in three days and seven hours, compare to non-AEO consignments that were being cleared on average five days and two hours. WCO WACAM project in West Africa aimed to support the priority organisational development areas identified in the Regional Strategic Plan. The project supported five ECOWAS countries with the implementation of different WTO TFA Articles related to i.e. advanced rulings, publication of average time release study and establishment of national committee on trade facilitation. The project supported customs administrations in Burkina Faso, Gambia, Liberia, Mali, Niger and Senegal to establish competency based HRM system aligned with best practices and WCO standards. Burkina Faso, Cap Verde and Gambia adopted WCO organisational project management tools such as strategic dashboard and management reporting system. Also, Guinea was assisted to better engage with other border agencies in the area of enforcement and two inter-agency enforcement operations to seizures of arms, drugs, endangered species and fake medication.   The WCO-SACU Connect Project contributed to enhancing regional integration and trade facilitation through regional collaboration on customs modernisation. The project facilitated the ratification of SACU Annex E by all member countries. This led to the development of the SACU Regional IT Connectivity Blueprint/Roadmap and frameworks that now allows for live data exchange between South Africa and Eswatini. In building this platform, it was necessary to initiate a Customs-Trade Partnership through a regional Customs-Trade Forum and the concept of a Regional Preferred Trader Programme. A Lesotho Preferred Trader reported how their perishable imports now go straight to their store rather than being held up at the border resulting in reduced wastage rates and increased sales. The risk management component of the project, through three regional enforcement operations, contributed to the detection of illicit trade transactions with a combined revenue recovery of over $USD 22 million, imported goods undervaluation from 266 transactions, 71 false import declarations, 14 arrests for smuggling cigarettes and tobacco, and seizures of 9 400 cigarette and 40 000 litres of un-denatured alcohol.   The WCO-INAMA project (2014-2018) was expected to result in targeted customs administrations to have improved: enforcement capacity related to CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora); capacity to collect, process and disseminate intelligence on CITES; awareness, knowledge and competencies on enforcement of CITES.  The most important achievements were the development of the Institutional Assessment Tool, as it will remain a powerful tool for administrations to continuously assess their CITES enforcement capacity. Moreover, the Basic and Advanced Intelligence trainings developed with the support of the project are also part of its most sustainable achievements. The seven diagnostic reports with detailed recommendations on action to strengthen enforcement, prepared with the support of Sweden in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania was also a good result as well as CITES training modules and experts accreditation.    No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51050065-5105006501 Sweden Support to World Customs Organzation (WCP) Phase II, 2014-2018 with the aim at promoting regional economic development and gender equality in Sub-Saharan Africa, supporting the regions' specific goals towards the realization of regional customs unions, and the establishment of effective customs administrations, thereby reducing trade barriers. Stöd till World Customs Organization(WCO) fas II, 2014-2018, med syfte att främja regional ekonomisk utveckling och jämställdhet i Sub-Sahara Afrika mot förverkligandet av regionala tullunioner, samt upprättandet av effektiva tullmyndigheter och därmed minskade handelshinder. The WCO and Sida have been working in partnership since 2008 to enhance the capacity of customs administrations to meet several developmental goals. The most recent Programme of cooperation between the WCO and Sida was the WCO-Sweden Sub-Saharan Africa Customs Modernization Programme (2014-2018) which had a regional approach, focusing on EAC (East African Community), ECOWAS (Economic Community Of Western African States) and SACU (Southern African Customs Union), and delivered a wide range of positive outcomes for 21 beneficiary countries within the regions.  The overall objectives of the programme was to contribute to poverty reduction efforts in beneficiary regions by fostering regional economic development through sustainable and improved trade while addressing the illegal flow of goods and related integrity issues; and promoting sustainable development and gender equity. Each regional project had its own specific objectives and results based on the overall objective, previous work and the demand and needs from the region.  In EAC the expected results were to assist in the roll-out of the full scale regional Authorized Economic Operators (AEO) scheme through capacity building in risk management, verification, post clearance audits and implementation of appropriate governance structures; contribute to information and communication technology with assistance in development of tools for post clearance audit, risk management, risk profiling and regional information exchange; risk management and enforcement through diagnostic studies in enhancement of capacities relating to risk management and front-line enforcement operations; mutual recognitionwith assistance in development of compliance and security programs for all parts of the supply chain and the export procedures to allow the EAC to enter agreements with other trading partners on facilitated management between the agreeing parties. The ECOWAS project focused on strategic management where both the ECOWAS customs directorate and supported customs administrations have improved specific strategic management capacities; Human Resource Management to support customs administrations to improve their capacities in specific HRM fields; strengthened stakeholder relations to improve customs management of their relations with specific key stakeholders The SACU project focused on IT connectivity in the region to enable regional integration and facilitate trade; create trade partnerships to improve the relationship between customs and the private sector and to initiate a Preferred Trader Programme that will meet the requirements and expectations of both the national authorities and the trade community. The SACU Preferred Trader Programme is an initial step for the region towards fully fledged Authorized Economic Operators (AEO). Morover, enhancing the risk management and enforcement capacities in the region and the need for a SACU regional framework for risk management and enforcement has been on the agenda for a while; focus on legislative reform of the WCO SACU Connect project is considered to be critical to the success of the project as a whole; focus on Post Clearance Audit (PCA) improved PCA systems and operations.  Part of the Sweden-WCO Agreement was also the WCO-INAMA-project that was a broader multi-donor program focuses on strengthening the enforcement capacity of targeted customs in Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. INAMA focused on the illegal trade in wildlife (fauna and flora) and in particular CITES listed species. The overall objective was that customs administrations should have enhanced enforcement capabilities as well as capacity at all necessary organisational levels, including good governance and integrity. The expected outcomes were the following: enforcement capabilities of customs officers at border crossing points have increased; cooperation between customs officers and field officers from other authorities has been strengthened; cooperation between customs officers in supply countries and destination countries has been strengthened; good governance and integrity principles are further embedded in the “corporate culture and operations” in supply and destination countries. Sweden WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 6400000 10907916 9625253 0 0 10300000 9625253 0 10907916 6400000 10892084 11100000 -10300000 0 -11100000 -10892084 26933169 WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund 6400000 WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund 10907916 WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund 9625253 WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund SE-0-SE-6-51050065-5105006503 Sweden Support to World Customs Organzation (WCP) Phase II, 2014-2018 with the aim at promoting regional economic development and gender equality in Sub-Saharan Africa, supporting the regions' specific goals towards the realization of regional customs unions, and the establishment of effective customs administrations, thereby reducing trade barriers. Stöd till World Customs Organization(WCO) fas II, 2014-2018, med syfte att främja regional ekonomisk utveckling och jämställdhet i Sub-Sahara Afrika mot förverkligandet av regionala tullunioner, samt upprättandet av effektiva tullmyndigheter och därmed minskade handelshinder. The WCO and Sida have been working in partnership since 2008 to enhance the capacity of customs administrations to meet several developmental goals. The most recent Programme of cooperation between the WCO and Sida was the WCO-Sweden Sub-Saharan Africa Customs Modernization Programme (2014-2018) which had a regional approach, focusing on EAC (East African Community), ECOWAS (Economic Community Of Western African States) and SACU (Southern African Customs Union), and delivered a wide range of positive outcomes for 21 beneficiary countries within the regions.  The overall objectives of the programme was to contribute to poverty reduction efforts in beneficiary regions by fostering regional economic development through sustainable and improved trade while addressing the illegal flow of goods and related integrity issues; and promoting sustainable development and gender equity. Each regional project had its own specific objectives and results based on the overall objective, previous work and the demand and needs from the region.  In EAC the expected results were to assist in the roll-out of the full scale regional Authorized Economic Operators (AEO) scheme through capacity building in risk management, verification, post clearance audits and implementation of appropriate governance structures; contribute to information and communication technology with assistance in development of tools for post clearance audit, risk management, risk profiling and regional information exchange; risk management and enforcement through diagnostic studies in enhancement of capacities relating to risk management and front-line enforcement operations; mutual recognitionwith assistance in development of compliance and security programs for all parts of the supply chain and the export procedures to allow the EAC to enter agreements with other trading partners on facilitated management between the agreeing parties. The ECOWAS project focused on strategic management where both the ECOWAS customs directorate and supported customs administrations have improved specific strategic management capacities; Human Resource Management to support customs administrations to improve their capacities in specific HRM fields; strengthened stakeholder relations to improve customs management of their relations with specific key stakeholders The SACU project focused on IT connectivity in the region to enable regional integration and facilitate trade; create trade partnerships to improve the relationship between customs and the private sector and to initiate a Preferred Trader Programme that will meet the requirements and expectations of both the national authorities and the trade community. The SACU Preferred Trader Programme is an initial step for the region towards fully fledged Authorized Economic Operators (AEO). Morover, enhancing the risk management and enforcement capacities in the region and the need for a SACU regional framework for risk management and enforcement has been on the agenda for a while; focus on legislative reform of the WCO SACU Connect project is considered to be critical to the success of the project as a whole; focus on Post Clearance Audit (PCA) improved PCA systems and operations.  Part of the Sweden-WCO Agreement was also the WCO-INAMA-project that was a broader multi-donor program focuses on strengthening the enforcement capacity of targeted customs in Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. INAMA focused on the illegal trade in wildlife (fauna and flora) and in particular CITES listed species. The overall objective was that customs administrations should have enhanced enforcement capabilities as well as capacity at all necessary organisational levels, including good governance and integrity. The expected outcomes were the following: enforcement capabilities of customs officers at border crossing points have increased; cooperation between customs officers and field officers from other authorities has been strengthened; cooperation between customs officers in supply countries and destination countries has been strengthened; good governance and integrity principles are further embedded in the “corporate culture and operations” in supply and destination countries. Sweden WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 15304681 7362150 0 0 0 15304680 0 0 -2351262 0 0 0 0 0 7362151 22666831 WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund 15304680.7100000009 WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund 7362150 WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund -2351262.21 WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened opportunities for increased economic integration and trade Stärkta förutsättningar för ökad ekonomisk integration och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51050076 Sweden The Bio-resources Innovations Network for Eastern Africa Development is a multidisciplinary research and innovation competitive funding mechanism for biosciences and product oriented innovation activities in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and Ethiopia. The BIO-INNOVATE niche is a focus on applications of bio-resources innovations to support sustainable growth and adaptability to climate Programmet BIO-INNOVATE ("Bio-resources Innovation Network for Eastern Africa Development") verkar som ett regionalt forskningsråd och utlyser medel i konkurrens för forskning och innovation/policy inom bioteknik - med inriktning på småskaligt jordbruk och småskalig processindustri med anknytning till jordbrukssektorn, i sex länder i Östafrika (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi och Etiopien). BIO-INNOVATE fas I, 2010-2015 (ca MSEK 15 per år) gav stöd till 9 projekt vid totalt 57 institutioner - främst i Östafrika men även utanför regionen. Några resultat: - Förädling för ökad tork- och sjukdomsresistens i bl a sorghum, millet, sötpotatis och kassava, - 20 nya sorter av böna, av intresse för konservindustrin, marknadsförda, - Tekniker för odling av matsvamp i stor skala utvecklad och testad, - Fullskalig pilotanläggning för rening av avloppsvatten från slakterier, garverier och vintillverkning, i drift, - Studier av policystöd för marknadsföring av innovationer, - Totalt 7 doktorander och 38 MSc-studenter knutna till projekten. Fas I utvärderades år 2015, "en viss framgång avseende förbättrad livsmedelssäkerhet och förbättrad miljö i regionen" konstaterades, noterades att projektmålen "i huvudsak uppnåtts". Dock drogs slutsatsen att marknadsaspekter i alltför liten utsträckning beaktats vid utformning av projekten, och att målsättningen att "ta innovationer till kommersialisering" varit lite för optimistisk. BIO-INNOVATE är ingen egen juridisk person, fas I avtalades med det internationella husdjursforskningscentret ILRI i Nairobi. I samband med diskussioner om eventuellt fortsatt finansiering från Sida för en fas II beslöts att föreslå ett byte av avtalspartner p g a höga indirekta kostnader vid ILRI. Det föreslogs att flytta programmet till det internationella centret för insekters fysiologi och ekologi, ICIPE, också det beläget i Nairobi. Efter det att avtalet för perioden 2010-2015 slutat gälla i augusti 2015, ingick Sida ett mycket begränsat avtal med ILRI om fortsatt anställning för två nyckelpersoner från programmets ledning. Detta för att i begränsad omfattning fortsätta arbetet med en marknadsföringsplan för ett av projekten (om rening av avloppsvatten), för att slutföra arbetet med publiceringen av en bok om hela fas I, för att säkerställa återbetalning till Sida av ej utnyttjade medel (ca MSEK 17) och för att flytta inventarier och dokumentation från ILRI till ICIPE. Dessa två personer avslutade sin anställning den 28 februari 2016. BIO-INNOVATE fas II planeras för perioden 1 november 2016 till 31 december 2021. Sida har redan ingått ett kort avtal med ICIPE (1 april till 31 oktober 2016, SEK 300 000) för rekrytering av de två ledande positionerna i programteamet ("Program Manager and Business Development Manager") samt för lokalhyra för inventarier tills dess fas II kommer igång. Avseende "Program Manager" finns redan ett förslag till kandidat, avseende "Business Manager" avses avslutande intervjuer hållas under september månad. ICIPE kommer dock inte formellt att ingå avtal med de personer som nomineras förrän Sida har fattat beslut om stöd till programmet. Tentativt förutses att dessa två personer kan börja arbeta inom programmet under november 2016. Programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II kommer att ett programteam ("Program Management Office - PMO") på 5 personer, förutom de ovan nämnda "Program Manager" och "Business Manager" även av en ekonomiadminstratör, en kommunikationsansvarig och en administratör. Därutöver finns en "Program Advisory Committee - PAC", regionalt rekryterade experter inom olika discipliner samt en representant för AU NEPAD, som stöd för programteamet främst i policy-frågor. För programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II föreslås en budget på SEK 100 700 000. För perioden 1 november - 31 december 2016 föreslås SEK 700 000 främst för löner för de två ledande positionerna, men även för påbörjandet av rekrytering av de tre återstående positionerna i programteamet, för framtagandet av årsplan och budget för 2017, för påbörjandet av en genderanalys av hela programmet samt för förberedelser för utlysning av medel under 2017, därtill den första utbetalningen på SEK 7 500 000 för år 2017, totalt SEK 8 200 000. Därefter föreslås MSEK 7.5 för 2017, MSEK 20 för 2018, MSEK 25 för 2019, MSEK 25 för 2020 samt MSEK 15 för 2021. Av MSEK 100 för åren 2017-2021 avses ca 68% fördelas på forskningsprojekt (vidareförmedling till universitet och forskningsinsitutioner) och ca 32% på programadministation. BIO-INNOVATE fas II har, liksom fas I, målsättningen att a) stödja forskning och innvationer som svarar mot behov inom jordbrukssektorn (småskaligt jordbruk och småskalig processindustri), samt b) stödja policyarbete relevant för marknadsföring av innovationer inom jordbrukssektorn. Dessutom, mer tydliggjort än under fas I, c) under avtalsperioden undersöka förutsättningar för att programmet övergår till en egen juridisk person. BIO-INNOVATE fas II, liksom fas I, relaterar till prioriteringar inom vetenskap, teknik och innovation uttryckta i AU/NEPAD´s "Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy (STISA)" samt "Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Program (CAADP)", men även till nationella prirotieringar fastställda av ländernas "Science & Technology Councils". Målsättningen är att öka produktivitet och lönsamhet för småskaligt jordbruk/processindustri, med bibehållen långsiktig miljömässig hållbarhet. Programmet syftar till att sätta jordbrukare i kontakt med nya marknader, att öka efterfrågan på jordbruksprodukter samt att stödja utecklandet och marknadsföring av nya tekniker i processindustri med anknytning till jordbrukssektorn. Fas II kommer att lägga mer fokus, jämfört med fas I, på på projekt längre ut på värdekedjan, på projekt som kan anses bli kommersiellt gångbara, och på ökat samarbete med privata sektorn. Fas II förväntas kunna ge stöd till ett drygt 10-tal projekt, huvuddelen som ett resultat av öppna utlysningar och vetenskaplig bedömning i konkurrens, men även i några fall kommer fortsatt stöd att utgå till projekt från fas I - t ex bönor för konservindustrin. Nya projektförslag kommer att utvärderas externt (peer-reviewing"), och beslut om tilldelning av medel kommer att fattas av "Program Advisory Committee". De nya projekten kommer att tilldelas medel i en s k "step-wise funding process", med ett antal kontrollstationer som möjliggör att projekten avslutas om projektmålen inte uppnås. Diskussioner om fler finansiärer än Sida till programet som påbörjades under fas I kommer att fortsätta under fas II, t ex med Syngenta Foundation om stöd till bön-projektet. Synergier mellan detta stöd och övriga Sida-insatser inom bioteknik (stöd till BecA/LRI Hub i Nairobi inom grundläggande bioteknik, samt stöd till doktorandutbildning i bioteknik vid universitetet i Addis Ababa) kommer att diskuteras och gemensamma möten med insatserna kan komma att hållas. Denna insats, stöd till programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II, föreslås avtalas med ICIPE separat från avtalet om basstöd till ICIPE (2016-2021) från Sida/PARTNER/FORSK.. Programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II kommer att verka som ett regionalt forskningsråd i Östra Afrika inom innovation (jordbruk och processindustri), vidareförmedling av medel till universitet och forskningsinstitut, detta har ganska lite med ICIPE´s kärnverksamhet och egen forskning (insekters fysiologi och ekologi) att göra. Dock kommer uppföljning av Sidas båda stöd kommer att koordineras, Sida/PARTNER/FORSK kommer att hålla årsgenomgång om basstödet med ICIPE före det att Sida/AFRIKA håller årsgenomgång om stödet till programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II, och en förutsättning för utbetalning av medel till BIO-INNOVATE fas II kommer att vara att alla villkor för utbetalning av basstöd är uppfyllda. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burundi Ethiopia Kenya Rwanda Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural research Agriculture SE-0-SE-6-51050076-5105007601 Sweden The Bio-resources Innovations Network for Eastern Africa Development is a multidisciplinary research and innovation competitive funding mechanism for biosciences and product oriented innovation activities in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and Ethiopia. The BIO-INNOVATE niche is a focus on applications of bio-resources innovations to support sustainable growth and adaptability to climate Programmet BIO-INNOVATE ("Bio-resources Innovation Network for Eastern Africa Development") verkar som ett regionalt forskningsråd och utlyser medel i konkurrens för forskning och innovation/policy inom bioteknik - med inriktning på småskaligt jordbruk och småskalig processindustri med anknytning till jordbrukssektorn, i sex länder i Östafrika (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi och Etiopien). BIO-INNOVATE fas I, 2010-2015 (ca MSEK 15 per år) gav stöd till 9 projekt vid totalt 57 institutioner - främst i Östafrika men även utanför regionen. Några resultat: - Förädling för ökad tork- och sjukdomsresistens i bl a sorghum, millet, sötpotatis och kassava, - 20 nya sorter av böna, av intresse för konservindustrin, marknadsförda, - Tekniker för odling av matsvamp i stor skala utvecklad och testad, - Fullskalig pilotanläggning för rening av avloppsvatten från slakterier, garverier och vintillverkning, i drift, - Studier av policystöd för marknadsföring av innovationer, - Totalt 7 doktorander och 38 MSc-studenter knutna till projekten. Fas I utvärderades år 2015, "en viss framgång avseende förbättrad livsmedelssäkerhet och förbättrad miljö i regionen" konstaterades, noterades att projektmålen "i huvudsak uppnåtts". Dock drogs slutsatsen att marknadsaspekter i alltför liten utsträckning beaktats vid utformning av projekten, och att målsättningen att "ta innovationer till kommersialisering" varit lite för optimistisk. BIO-INNOVATE är ingen egen juridisk person, fas I avtalades med det internationella husdjursforskningscentret ILRI i Nairobi. I samband med diskussioner om eventuellt fortsatt finansiering från Sida för en fas II beslöts att föreslå ett byte av avtalspartner p g a höga indirekta kostnader vid ILRI. Det föreslogs att flytta programmet till det internationella centret för insekters fysiologi och ekologi, ICIPE, också det beläget i Nairobi. Efter det att avtalet för perioden 2010-2015 slutat gälla i augusti 2015, ingick Sida ett mycket begränsat avtal med ILRI om fortsatt anställning för två nyckelpersoner från programmets ledning. Detta för att i begränsad omfattning fortsätta arbetet med en marknadsföringsplan för ett av projekten (om rening av avloppsvatten), för att slutföra arbetet med publiceringen av en bok om hela fas I, för att säkerställa återbetalning till Sida av ej utnyttjade medel (ca MSEK 17) och för att flytta inventarier och dokumentation från ILRI till ICIPE. Dessa två personer avslutade sin anställning den 28 februari 2016. BIO-INNOVATE fas II planeras för perioden 1 november 2016 till 31 december 2021. Sida har redan ingått ett kort avtal med ICIPE (1 april till 31 oktober 2016, SEK 300 000) för rekrytering av de två ledande positionerna i programteamet ("Program Manager and Business Development Manager") samt för lokalhyra för inventarier tills dess fas II kommer igång. Avseende "Program Manager" finns redan ett förslag till kandidat, avseende "Business Manager" avses avslutande intervjuer hållas under september månad. ICIPE kommer dock inte formellt att ingå avtal med de personer som nomineras förrän Sida har fattat beslut om stöd till programmet. Tentativt förutses att dessa två personer kan börja arbeta inom programmet under november 2016. Programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II kommer att ett programteam ("Program Management Office - PMO") på 5 personer, förutom de ovan nämnda "Program Manager" och "Business Manager" även av en ekonomiadminstratör, en kommunikationsansvarig och en administratör. Därutöver finns en "Program Advisory Committee - PAC", regionalt rekryterade experter inom olika discipliner samt en representant för AU NEPAD, som stöd för programteamet främst i policy-frågor. För programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II föreslås en budget på SEK 100 700 000. För perioden 1 november - 31 december 2016 föreslås SEK 700 000 främst för löner för de två ledande positionerna, men även för påbörjandet av rekrytering av de tre återstående positionerna i programteamet, för framtagandet av årsplan och budget för 2017, för påbörjandet av en genderanalys av hela programmet samt för förberedelser för utlysning av medel under 2017, därtill den första utbetalningen på SEK 7 500 000 för år 2017, totalt SEK 8 200 000. Därefter föreslås MSEK 7.5 för 2017, MSEK 20 för 2018, MSEK 25 för 2019, MSEK 25 för 2020 samt MSEK 15 för 2021. Av MSEK 100 för åren 2017-2021 avses ca 68% fördelas på forskningsprojekt (vidareförmedling till universitet och forskningsinsitutioner) och ca 32% på programadministation. BIO-INNOVATE fas II har, liksom fas I, målsättningen att a) stödja forskning och innvationer som svarar mot behov inom jordbrukssektorn (småskaligt jordbruk och småskalig processindustri), samt b) stödja policyarbete relevant för marknadsföring av innovationer inom jordbrukssektorn. Dessutom, mer tydliggjort än under fas I, c) under avtalsperioden undersöka förutsättningar för att programmet övergår till en egen juridisk person. BIO-INNOVATE fas II, liksom fas I, relaterar till prioriteringar inom vetenskap, teknik och innovation uttryckta i AU/NEPAD´s "Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy (STISA)" samt "Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Program (CAADP)", men även till nationella prirotieringar fastställda av ländernas "Science & Technology Councils". Målsättningen är att öka produktivitet och lönsamhet för småskaligt jordbruk/processindustri, med bibehållen långsiktig miljömässig hållbarhet. Programmet syftar till att sätta jordbrukare i kontakt med nya marknader, att öka efterfrågan på jordbruksprodukter samt att stödja utecklandet och marknadsföring av nya tekniker i processindustri med anknytning till jordbrukssektorn. Fas II kommer att lägga mer fokus, jämfört med fas I, på på projekt längre ut på värdekedjan, på projekt som kan anses bli kommersiellt gångbara, och på ökat samarbete med privata sektorn. Fas II förväntas kunna ge stöd till ett drygt 10-tal projekt, huvuddelen som ett resultat av öppna utlysningar och vetenskaplig bedömning i konkurrens, men även i några fall kommer fortsatt stöd att utgå till projekt från fas I - t ex bönor för konservindustrin. Nya projektförslag kommer att utvärderas externt (peer-reviewing"), och beslut om tilldelning av medel kommer att fattas av "Program Advisory Committee". De nya projekten kommer att tilldelas medel i en s k "step-wise funding process", med ett antal kontrollstationer som möjliggör att projekten avslutas om projektmålen inte uppnås. Diskussioner om fler finansiärer än Sida till programet som påbörjades under fas I kommer att fortsätta under fas II, t ex med Syngenta Foundation om stöd till bön-projektet. Synergier mellan detta stöd och övriga Sida-insatser inom bioteknik (stöd till BecA/LRI Hub i Nairobi inom grundläggande bioteknik, samt stöd till doktorandutbildning i bioteknik vid universitetet i Addis Ababa) kommer att diskuteras och gemensamma möten med insatserna kan komma att hållas. Denna insats, stöd till programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II, föreslås avtalas med ICIPE separat från avtalet om basstöd till ICIPE (2016-2021) från Sida/PARTNER/FORSK.. Programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II kommer att verka som ett regionalt forskningsråd i Östra Afrika inom innovation (jordbruk och processindustri), vidareförmedling av medel till universitet och forskningsinstitut, detta har ganska lite med ICIPE´s kärnverksamhet och egen forskning (insekters fysiologi och ekologi) att göra. Dock kommer uppföljning av Sidas båda stöd kommer att koordineras, Sida/PARTNER/FORSK kommer att hålla årsgenomgång om basstödet med ICIPE före det att Sida/AFRIKA håller årsgenomgång om stödet till programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II, och en förutsättning för utbetalning av medel till BIO-INNOVATE fas II kommer att vara att alla villkor för utbetalning av basstöd är uppfyllda. 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ICIPE/International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology 900000 ICIPE/International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology 900000 ICIPE/International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51050076-5105007602 Sweden The Bio-resources Innovations Network for Eastern Africa Development is a multidisciplinary research and innovation competitive funding mechanism for biosciences and product oriented innovation activities in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and Ethiopia. The BIO-INNOVATE niche is a focus on applications of bio-resources innovations to support sustainable growth and adaptability to climate Programmet BIO-INNOVATE ("Bio-resources Innovation Network for Eastern Africa Development") verkar som ett regionalt forskningsråd och utlyser medel i konkurrens för forskning och innovation/policy inom bioteknik - med inriktning på småskaligt jordbruk och småskalig processindustri med anknytning till jordbrukssektorn, i sex länder i Östafrika (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi och Etiopien). BIO-INNOVATE fas I, 2010-2015 (ca MSEK 15 per år) gav stöd till 9 projekt vid totalt 57 institutioner - främst i Östafrika men även utanför regionen. Några resultat: - Förädling för ökad tork- och sjukdomsresistens i bl a sorghum, millet, sötpotatis och kassava, - 20 nya sorter av böna, av intresse för konservindustrin, marknadsförda, - Tekniker för odling av matsvamp i stor skala utvecklad och testad, - Fullskalig pilotanläggning för rening av avloppsvatten från slakterier, garverier och vintillverkning, i drift, - Studier av policystöd för marknadsföring av innovationer, - Totalt 7 doktorander och 38 MSc-studenter knutna till projekten. Fas I utvärderades år 2015, "en viss framgång avseende förbättrad livsmedelssäkerhet och förbättrad miljö i regionen" konstaterades, noterades att projektmålen "i huvudsak uppnåtts". Dock drogs slutsatsen att marknadsaspekter i alltför liten utsträckning beaktats vid utformning av projekten, och att målsättningen att "ta innovationer till kommersialisering" varit lite för optimistisk. BIO-INNOVATE är ingen egen juridisk person, fas I avtalades med det internationella husdjursforskningscentret ILRI i Nairobi. I samband med diskussioner om eventuellt fortsatt finansiering från Sida för en fas II beslöts att föreslå ett byte av avtalspartner p g a höga indirekta kostnader vid ILRI. Det föreslogs att flytta programmet till det internationella centret för insekters fysiologi och ekologi, ICIPE, också det beläget i Nairobi. Efter det att avtalet för perioden 2010-2015 slutat gälla i augusti 2015, ingick Sida ett mycket begränsat avtal med ILRI om fortsatt anställning för två nyckelpersoner från programmets ledning. Detta för att i begränsad omfattning fortsätta arbetet med en marknadsföringsplan för ett av projekten (om rening av avloppsvatten), för att slutföra arbetet med publiceringen av en bok om hela fas I, för att säkerställa återbetalning till Sida av ej utnyttjade medel (ca MSEK 17) och för att flytta inventarier och dokumentation från ILRI till ICIPE. Dessa två personer avslutade sin anställning den 28 februari 2016. BIO-INNOVATE fas II planeras för perioden 1 november 2016 till 31 december 2021. Sida har redan ingått ett kort avtal med ICIPE (1 april till 31 oktober 2016, SEK 300 000) för rekrytering av de två ledande positionerna i programteamet ("Program Manager and Business Development Manager") samt för lokalhyra för inventarier tills dess fas II kommer igång. Avseende "Program Manager" finns redan ett förslag till kandidat, avseende "Business Manager" avses avslutande intervjuer hållas under september månad. ICIPE kommer dock inte formellt att ingå avtal med de personer som nomineras förrän Sida har fattat beslut om stöd till programmet. Tentativt förutses att dessa två personer kan börja arbeta inom programmet under november 2016. Programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II kommer att ett programteam ("Program Management Office - PMO") på 5 personer, förutom de ovan nämnda "Program Manager" och "Business Manager" även av en ekonomiadminstratör, en kommunikationsansvarig och en administratör. Därutöver finns en "Program Advisory Committee - PAC", regionalt rekryterade experter inom olika discipliner samt en representant för AU NEPAD, som stöd för programteamet främst i policy-frågor. För programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II föreslås en budget på SEK 100 700 000. För perioden 1 november - 31 december 2016 föreslås SEK 700 000 främst för löner för de två ledande positionerna, men även för påbörjandet av rekrytering av de tre återstående positionerna i programteamet, för framtagandet av årsplan och budget för 2017, för påbörjandet av en genderanalys av hela programmet samt för förberedelser för utlysning av medel under 2017, därtill den första utbetalningen på SEK 7 500 000 för år 2017, totalt SEK 8 200 000. Därefter föreslås MSEK 7.5 för 2017, MSEK 20 för 2018, MSEK 25 för 2019, MSEK 25 för 2020 samt MSEK 15 för 2021. Av MSEK 100 för åren 2017-2021 avses ca 68% fördelas på forskningsprojekt (vidareförmedling till universitet och forskningsinsitutioner) och ca 32% på programadministation. BIO-INNOVATE fas II har, liksom fas I, målsättningen att a) stödja forskning och innvationer som svarar mot behov inom jordbrukssektorn (småskaligt jordbruk och småskalig processindustri), samt b) stödja policyarbete relevant för marknadsföring av innovationer inom jordbrukssektorn. Dessutom, mer tydliggjort än under fas I, c) under avtalsperioden undersöka förutsättningar för att programmet övergår till en egen juridisk person. BIO-INNOVATE fas II, liksom fas I, relaterar till prioriteringar inom vetenskap, teknik och innovation uttryckta i AU/NEPAD´s "Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy (STISA)" samt "Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Program (CAADP)", men även till nationella prirotieringar fastställda av ländernas "Science & Technology Councils". Målsättningen är att öka produktivitet och lönsamhet för småskaligt jordbruk/processindustri, med bibehållen långsiktig miljömässig hållbarhet. Programmet syftar till att sätta jordbrukare i kontakt med nya marknader, att öka efterfrågan på jordbruksprodukter samt att stödja utecklandet och marknadsföring av nya tekniker i processindustri med anknytning till jordbrukssektorn. Fas II kommer att lägga mer fokus, jämfört med fas I, på på projekt längre ut på värdekedjan, på projekt som kan anses bli kommersiellt gångbara, och på ökat samarbete med privata sektorn. Fas II förväntas kunna ge stöd till ett drygt 10-tal projekt, huvuddelen som ett resultat av öppna utlysningar och vetenskaplig bedömning i konkurrens, men även i några fall kommer fortsatt stöd att utgå till projekt från fas I - t ex bönor för konservindustrin. Nya projektförslag kommer att utvärderas externt (peer-reviewing"), och beslut om tilldelning av medel kommer att fattas av "Program Advisory Committee". De nya projekten kommer att tilldelas medel i en s k "step-wise funding process", med ett antal kontrollstationer som möjliggör att projekten avslutas om projektmålen inte uppnås. Diskussioner om fler finansiärer än Sida till programet som påbörjades under fas I kommer att fortsätta under fas II, t ex med Syngenta Foundation om stöd till bön-projektet. Synergier mellan detta stöd och övriga Sida-insatser inom bioteknik (stöd till BecA/LRI Hub i Nairobi inom grundläggande bioteknik, samt stöd till doktorandutbildning i bioteknik vid universitetet i Addis Ababa) kommer att diskuteras och gemensamma möten med insatserna kan komma att hållas. Denna insats, stöd till programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II, föreslås avtalas med ICIPE separat från avtalet om basstöd till ICIPE (2016-2021) från Sida/PARTNER/FORSK.. Programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II kommer att verka som ett regionalt forskningsråd i Östra Afrika inom innovation (jordbruk och processindustri), vidareförmedling av medel till universitet och forskningsinstitut, detta har ganska lite med ICIPE´s kärnverksamhet och egen forskning (insekters fysiologi och ekologi) att göra. Dock kommer uppföljning av Sidas båda stöd kommer att koordineras, Sida/PARTNER/FORSK kommer att hålla årsgenomgång om basstödet med ICIPE före det att Sida/AFRIKA håller årsgenomgång om stödet till programmet BIO-INNOVATE fas II, och en förutsättning för utbetalning av medel till BIO-INNOVATE fas II kommer att vara att alla villkor för utbetalning av basstöd är uppfyllda. Sweden ICIPE/International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICIPE/International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -682162 -682161.52 ICIPE/International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51050080 Sweden The contribution - support to the research center "Biosciences for eastern and central Africa (BecA)", aims at increased food producation and security in Afrika, environmental and climate sustainable, using advanced biotechnology - training, research and application. Through strategic partnerships with national, regional and international partners, scientific results are communicated and applied in innovations for the benefit of universities and research institutions but also in the end for small scale farming and the private sector. Insatsen - stöd till forskningscentret "Biosciences for central and eastern Africa (BecA)", syftar till en ökad och säkrare livsmedelsproduktion i Afirka, miljö- och klimatmässigt uthållig, med hjälp av avancerad bioteknik - utbildning, forskning, tillämpning. Genom strategiska samarbeten med nationella, regionala och internationella partners, omsätts vetenskapliga resultat i innovationer till gagn för universitet och forskningsinstitutioner och i slutändan för småskaligt jordbruk och den privata sektorn. BecA, en del av den afrikanska unionens satsning på bioteknik, är ett högteknologiskt biotekniskt laboratorium med ca 45 anställda, och lokaliserat på det internationella husdjurscentret ILRI´s campus i Nairobi. Sverige har givit två stöd till BecA, ett basstöd - för infrastruktur och forskning från regeringens särskilda satsning på livsmedelssäkerhet, och ett programstöd för kapacitetsbyggande, forskning och utveckling av biotekniska "plattformar/verktyg". Totalt har allokerats MSEK 80 för en Fas I, perioden 2012-2016 (förlängt till 30 juni 2017). Budgeten för 2016 låg på ca MSEK 10, och för halvåret januari-juni 2017 på ca MSEK 4.5. Insatsen har avtalats med ILRI. BecA har f n 7 externa givare, inklusive Sida, de största givarna är Bill och Melinda Gates Foundation och Dfid. För år 2018 står Sida för ca 9% av den totala budgeten. Förutom stöd till uppbyggnad av infrastruktur, d v s avancerad laboratorieutrustning, har i Fas I stöd även utgått till: a) kapacitetsbyggande inom stipendieprogrammet "African Biosciences Challenge Fund Programme - ABCF", där forskarstudenter och forskare från regionen har givits möjlighet till kortare vistelse vid BecA´s laboratorier för att t ex lära sig en ny teknik, för att genomföra analyser som kräver avancerad utrustning eller för att delta i kurser. Institutionellt har BecA även medverkat till att bygga upp laboratoriekapacitet vid ett antal universitet i regionen, uppgradering av infrastruktur och utbildning av tekniker. b) forskning om främst om fodergräset Brachiaria, förbättrat sortmaterial förbättrar avkastningen och tillgång på foder för husdjur och därmed ökad såväl mjölk- som köttproduktion. Ett annat forskningsprogram är inriktat på att studera den genetiska variationen hos getter, som underlag för förädlingsprogram för ökad mjölk- och köttproduktion i småskalig animalieproduktion. c) BecA har även utvecklat ett antal tekniker (biotekniska "plattformar/verktyg") inom bioinformatik, genetik och molekylärdiagnostik, att användas t ex inom förädlingsprogram för såväl husdjur som grödor. Fas I utvärderades externt hösten 2016 (Pengally & Mwang´ombe: A review of the Partnership between BecA/ILRI-Hub and Sida). Utvärderingen beskriver stipendieprogrammet ABCF som "an outstanding success", och att det svenska stödet " .. has delivered practice and policy impacts through its flagship Climate-smart Brachiaria Program". Ca 6 000 jordbrukare i Kenya och Rwanda använder förbättrat sortmaterial och " .. that success will undoubtedly cross into other countries". Utvärderingen understryker vikten av att BecA bedriver forskningsprogram av hög internationell klass, bl a för att kunna behålla kompetenta forskare som även fungerar som handledare i ABCF-programmet, och att publiceringen i internationella vetenskapliga tidskrifter ökar. Utvärderingen föreslår: - Fortsatt stöd till stipendieprogrammet ABCF, BecA måste dock hitta en mer långsiktigt finansiellt uthållig modell, - Fortsatt stöd till institutionellt kapacitetsbyggande, dock främst för att underhålla redan uppnådda resultat, - Fortsatt och ökat stöd till forskning, om Brachiaria och om getter, dock bör tillämpning av forskningsresultat och fältförsök genomföras av nationella samarbetspartners ("NARS"), - Ökat samarbete med andra Sida-finansierade insatser, t ex BIO-INNOVATE och bilaterala forskningsprogram. BecA fas II föreslås för perioden 1 juli 2017 - 30 juni 2022 med en total budget av SEK 50 000 000, att liksom fas I avtalas med ILRI. Fas II bygger på erfarenheter från fas I och slutsatser och rekommendationer i den externa utvärderingen, fortsatt stöd till a) kapacitetsbyggande (ABCF), b) forskning och c) teknikutveckling. Stipendieprogrammet ABCF fortsätter, något ökat fokus på forskarstudenter och forskare från länder med bilateralt forskningssamarbete (Rwanda, Uganda, Etiopien och Tanzania) samt svaga stater ( t ex Eritrea, DRK, Somalia) samt fortsatta ansträngningar för ett ytterligare ökat kvinnligt deltagande. Forskning om fodergräset Brachiaria samt om genetik hos get, men med fokus just på forskning - som den externa utvärderingen tycker är BecA´s styrka, och inte på tillämpning av forskningsresultat. Här föreslås att BecA fortsätter med idén om strategiska partnerskap, där nationella forsknings- och försöksorganisationer ("NARS") sköter den mer praktiska verksamheten. Ökat krav på publicering, och framtagandet av en kommunikationsstrategi. Avslutningsvis, fortsatt stöd till utveckling av biotekniska "plattformar", "verktyg" att användas t ex inom växt- eller animalieförädlingsprogram eller inom växtpatologisk forskning/försöksverksamhet. Dialogfrågor under fas II omfattar: - Långsiktig finansiering, främst av de högteknologiska laboratorierna men även av stipendieprogrammet ABCF, - Andra givare och minskat beroende av Sida ("Sida exit strategy"), - Synergier med BIO-INNOVATE - förutsättningar för att forsknings-team som erhållit anslag ska kunna utnyttja BecA´s laboratorier, och med Sidas bilaterala forskningssamarbeten - främst Etiopien, där forskarutbildning i bioteknik väntas ingå i kommande avtal om stöd till Addis Abeba University, - Förmågan att behålla vetenskapligt kompetent personal, - Inom stipendieprogrammet ABCF, ett ökat fokus på svagare stater. Liksom tidigare kommer BecA att helt följa ILRI´s, och därmed CGIAR-systemets, finansiella regelverk, ett regelverk som Sida i samband med basstödet till CGIAR (från PARTNER/FORSK) har godkänt. BecA kommer, också liksom i fas I, att använda ILRI´s ekonomiadministration för bokföring, upphandling, revision mm. BecA kommer, också liksom i fas I, att stödjas av en referensgrupp ("Advisory Panel"), bl a med representanter för ILRI och AU/NEPAD, de organisationer som i början av seklet grundade BecA. Insatsen bedöms relevant dels till svenska strategier och dokument, men även i högsta grad till prioriteringar i en afrikansk forskningskontext t ex uttryckt i styrdokument från Afrikanska Unionen och dess tekniska gren NEPAD. Vad gäller afrikanska strategier, policies och styrdokument, den Afrikanska Unionens "Agenda 2063" uttrycker en vision om ett Afrika med en modern jordbrukssektor, en högt avkastande och en miljö- och klimat-mässigt uthållig livsmedelsproduktion och därmed en tryggad livsmedels-försörjning och -säkerhet för den snabbt växande befolkningen. Det utvecklingen skall uppnås bl a med hjälp av vetenskap, teknik och innovation, och den första konkretiseringen av "Agenda 2063" är "Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy for Africa (STISA) 2024", där tydliga prioriteringar om livsmedels-försörjning och -säkerhet ingår. NEPAD, AU´s vetenskapliga och tekniska organ, har explicit artikulerat betydelsen av vetenskap och teknik för Afrikas utveckling. I NEPAD´s "Comprehensive Plan of Action", först publicerad 2008, ingår "African Biosciences Initiative (ABI)" och stöd till fyra regional forskningscentra inom bioteknik - i södra, östra och centrala, västra och norra Afrika. Centret för östra och centrala Afrika är BecA/ILRI Hub i Nairobi, etablerat i nära samarbete med ILRI. Övriga NEPAD-dokument som insatsen relaterar till är "Comprehensive Africa Agriculcure Development Programme (CAADP)" och mål 3 och 4 (ökad livsmedelsproduktion och minskad hunger samt publicering och tillämpning av jordbruks-forskning och -teknik) samt "Capacity Development Strategic Framework (CDSF)" där universitet och forskningsinstitutioner identifieras som mycket viktiga för kapacitetsbyggande. Insatsen syftade till en ökad och säkrare livsmedelsproduktion i Afrika, miljö- och klimatmässigt uthållig, med hjälp av avancerad bioteknik - utbildning, forskning, tillämpning. Genom strategiska samarbeten med nationella, regionala och internationella partners, omsättes vetenskapliga resultat i praktisk användning i samarbete med universitet och forskningsinstitutioner och i slutändan till gagn för jordbruk, främst småskaligt, och den privata sektorn. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Agricultural research Agriculture Avtalet om stöd till BecA förlängdes med ett år fr o m 1 juli 2022, orsaken till denna förlängning var huvudsakligen att samköra beredning av eventuellt fortsatt stöd till BecA med beredningen av fortsatt långsiktigt stöd till ONE CGIAR-systemet - fr o m 1 januari 2023, från enheten för forskningssamarbete (FORSK). Emellertid beslutade FORSK under hösten 2022 att inte ta ett beslut om långsiktigt stöd fr o m 1 januari 2023, utan istället använda 2023 för beredning av eventuellt långsiktigt stöd fr o m 1 januari 2024. Avtalsförlängningen juni 2022 - juli 2023 innebar ett medelstillskott på totalt enbart MSEK 5, som sedan fr o m januari 2023 reducerades till totalt enbart MSEK 3.5, för en mycket begränsad verksamhet. Här presenteras exempel på uppnådda resultat: Brachiaria fodergräs * tekniskt stöd till flera nationella jordbruksforskningsorganisationer i 21 olika länder i Afrika vilket bl a inneburit att 100 000 hushåll dragit direkt nytta av insatsen genom ökad boskapsproduktion, ökad inkomst och förbättrade levnadsvillkor. Ytterligare hushåll kommer att dra nytta på sikt. * nationella jordbruksforskningsorganisationer i Burundi, Malawi och Somalia har fått tillgäng till tre olika Brachiariakultivarer och protokoll och kunskap för att kunna utvärdera deras tillväxt och påverkan på boskapsproduktiviteten. * en kartläggning av och teknik för att identifiera de viktigaste sjukdomarna som drabbar Brachiaria i Rwanda * världens största samling av Brachiaria skapades på ILRI. Vissa underarter detaljstuderades vad gäller grobarheten av deras frön, tillväxt, torktolerans, växtskydd etc. Afrikansk get (African goat) * Diversitetsstudier (fenotypdata) av Afrikansk get i DRK, Tanzania och Uganda. * Insamling av DNA material från Kamerun, DRK och Tanzania. * Svenska analystekniker vad gäller mul och klövsjuka anpassades och 14 anställda vid olika jordbruksforskningsorganisationer samt ILRI-personal och 3 personer som arbetar för privata sektorn i Kenya utbildades. * 15 forskare som arbetar för jordbruksforskningsorganisationer fick utbildning i "Bioinformatics community of practice", varav 2 (från Burundi och Madagascar) senare fick stipendium * Forskare från 10 länder i Afrika fick utbildning i diagnos av virus och sekvensiering av patogener. En extern utvärdering av BecA genomfördes december 2021 till januari 2022 och täckte perioden 2017 till 2022. Utvärderingen syftade till att se om partnerskapet levererat mot uppsatta mål enligt avtalet med Sida. Utöver det, analyserade utvärderingen framsteg, prestation och utmaningar under arbetets gång. Den jämförde även resultaten med de som dokumenterats i den tidigare utvärderingen som ägde rum 2016 och insatsens bidrag till Biosciences for Africa strategin. I det senare ingick det att utvärdera ekonomisk uthållighet, ägarskap och partnerskap. Slutligen gav utvärderingen rekommendationer för fortsatt stöd. Under tiden som Sida granskade utvärderingen och dess rekommendationer för framtiden tillhandahöll Sida tillfällig finansiering för tiden januari 2022 till juni 2023. Kort sammanfattning av utvärderingen: * Liksom även finns dokumenterat i utvärderingar gjorda av/beställda av andra givare visar utvärderingen att BecA programmet mobiliserat modern biovetenskap för jordbruksutveckling i östra och centrala Afrika. * BecA-ILRI har tillhandahållit viktig högteknologi och bidragit till kapacitetsbyggnad i 23 länder i Afrika. * Utrustningen har utnyttjats av nationella jordbruksforskningsinstitut, andra nationella institutioner, forskare som är en del av OneCGIAR och såkallade ARIs (Advanced Research Institutions) från hela världen samt av privata sektorn i Afrika och andra delar av världen. * Fina synergieffekter har uppnåtts med Sida-finansierade ABCF stipendiater (Africa Bioscience Challenge Fund) som bekräftar fint stöd från BecA-ILRI. Deras forskning har verkligen bidragit till de prioriteringar som identifierats av nationella institutioner och där dessa tidigare haft begränsad egen kapacitet, både teknisk och kunskapsmässig sådan. * Utvärderingen nämner ett antal konkreta exempel på outcome-nivån såsom sex gånger högre mjölkproduktion tack vare produktion av fodergräset Brachiaria som kan skördas upp till fyra gånger per år. * Både Brachiaria och getproduktionen bidrar till ökad resiliens bland fattiga människor. * 100 000 hushåll i 21 länder har dragit nytta av programmet. * Resultaten vad gäller ekonomisk uthållighet är mer blandade då användningen av utrustningen anses dyr. * Utvärderingen nämner fina synergier med andra program såsom Sida-finansierade Bioinnovate. * Utvärderingen nämner att den pågående omstruktureringen av CGIAR innebär en utmaning för att föreslå framtida vägval för Sida men föreslår ett par alternativ baserade på tillgänglig information. Slutsats Givet att Sida efter det att den svenska regeringen i regleringbrevet reducerat medlen för forskningsstrategin tvingats reducera medlen för BecA mot slutet av insatsen bedöms insatsen i stort ha levererat rimliga resultat i förhållande till insatsens mål och budget. Att fullt ut leverera resultat i linje med uppsatta mål trots budgetneddragningen bedöms inte rimligt. Vad gäller kapacitetsbyggnad av nationella jordbruksforskningsinstitut har insatsen i stort sett nått upp till uppsatta mål. Insatsen har nått upp till målen gällande kapacitetsbyggnad för Brachiaria produktion nästan nått dem gäller motsvarande forskning. Liknande resultat har uppnåttts vad gäller getprogrammet. Vad gäller teknologiplatformen har målen uppnåtts, förutom vad gäller undermålet för privatsektorsutveckling. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51050080-5105008001 Sweden The contribution - support to the research center "Biosciences for eastern and central Africa (BecA)", aims at increased food producation and security in Afrika, environmental and climate sustainable, using advanced biotechnology - training, research and application. Through strategic partnerships with national, regional and international partners, scientific results are communicated and applied in innovations for the benefit of universities and research institutions but also in the end for small scale farming and the private sector. Insatsen - stöd till forskningscentret "Biosciences for central and eastern Africa (BecA)", syftar till en ökad och säkrare livsmedelsproduktion i Afirka, miljö- och klimatmässigt uthållig, med hjälp av avancerad bioteknik - utbildning, forskning, tillämpning. Genom strategiska samarbeten med nationella, regionala och internationella partners, omsätts vetenskapliga resultat i innovationer till gagn för universitet och forskningsinstitutioner och i slutändan för småskaligt jordbruk och den privata sektorn. BecA, en del av den afrikanska unionens satsning på bioteknik, är ett högteknologiskt biotekniskt laboratorium med ca 45 anställda, och lokaliserat på det internationella husdjurscentret ILRI´s campus i Nairobi. Sverige har givit två stöd till BecA, ett basstöd - för infrastruktur och forskning från regeringens särskilda satsning på livsmedelssäkerhet, och ett programstöd för kapacitetsbyggande, forskning och utveckling av biotekniska "plattformar/verktyg". Totalt har allokerats MSEK 80 för en Fas I, perioden 2012-2016 (förlängt till 30 juni 2017). Budgeten för 2016 låg på ca MSEK 10, och för halvåret januari-juni 2017 på ca MSEK 4.5. Insatsen har avtalats med ILRI. BecA har f n 7 externa givare, inklusive Sida, de största givarna är Bill och Melinda Gates Foundation och Dfid. För år 2018 står Sida för ca 9% av den totala budgeten. Förutom stöd till uppbyggnad av infrastruktur, d v s avancerad laboratorieutrustning, har i Fas I stöd även utgått till: a) kapacitetsbyggande inom stipendieprogrammet "African Biosciences Challenge Fund Programme - ABCF", där forskarstudenter och forskare från regionen har givits möjlighet till kortare vistelse vid BecA´s laboratorier för att t ex lära sig en ny teknik, för att genomföra analyser som kräver avancerad utrustning eller för att delta i kurser. Institutionellt har BecA även medverkat till att bygga upp laboratoriekapacitet vid ett antal universitet i regionen, uppgradering av infrastruktur och utbildning av tekniker. b) forskning om främst om fodergräset Brachiaria, förbättrat sortmaterial förbättrar avkastningen och tillgång på foder för husdjur och därmed ökad såväl mjölk- som köttproduktion. Ett annat forskningsprogram är inriktat på att studera den genetiska variationen hos getter, som underlag för förädlingsprogram för ökad mjölk- och köttproduktion i småskalig animalieproduktion. c) BecA har även utvecklat ett antal tekniker (biotekniska "plattformar/verktyg") inom bioinformatik, genetik och molekylärdiagnostik, att användas t ex inom förädlingsprogram för såväl husdjur som grödor. Fas I utvärderades externt hösten 2016 (Pengally & Mwang´ombe: A review of the Partnership between BecA/ILRI-Hub and Sida). Utvärderingen beskriver stipendieprogrammet ABCF som "an outstanding success", och att det svenska stödet " .. has delivered practice and policy impacts through its flagship Climate-smart Brachiaria Program". Ca 6 000 jordbrukare i Kenya och Rwanda använder förbättrat sortmaterial och " .. that success will undoubtedly cross into other countries". Utvärderingen understryker vikten av att BecA bedriver forskningsprogram av hög internationell klass, bl a för att kunna behålla kompetenta forskare som även fungerar som handledare i ABCF-programmet, och att publiceringen i internationella vetenskapliga tidskrifter ökar. Utvärderingen föreslår: - Fortsatt stöd till stipendieprogrammet ABCF, BecA måste dock hitta en mer långsiktigt finansiellt uthållig modell, - Fortsatt stöd till institutionellt kapacitetsbyggande, dock främst för att underhålla redan uppnådda resultat, - Fortsatt och ökat stöd till forskning, om Brachiaria och om getter, dock bör tillämpning av forskningsresultat och fältförsök genomföras av nationella samarbetspartners ("NARS"), - Ökat samarbete med andra Sida-finansierade insatser, t ex BIO-INNOVATE och bilaterala forskningsprogram. BecA fas II föreslås för perioden 1 juli 2017 - 30 juni 2022 med en total budget av SEK 50 000 000, att liksom fas I avtalas med ILRI. Fas II bygger på erfarenheter från fas I och slutsatser och rekommendationer i den externa utvärderingen, fortsatt stöd till a) kapacitetsbyggande (ABCF), b) forskning och c) teknikutveckling. Stipendieprogrammet ABCF fortsätter, något ökat fokus på forskarstudenter och forskare från länder med bilateralt forskningssamarbete (Rwanda, Uganda, Etiopien och Tanzania) samt svaga stater ( t ex Eritrea, DRK, Somalia) samt fortsatta ansträngningar för ett ytterligare ökat kvinnligt deltagande. Forskning om fodergräset Brachiaria samt om genetik hos get, men med fokus just på forskning - som den externa utvärderingen tycker är BecA´s styrka, och inte på tillämpning av forskningsresultat. Här föreslås att BecA fortsätter med idén om strategiska partnerskap, där nationella forsknings- och försöksorganisationer ("NARS") sköter den mer praktiska verksamheten. Ökat krav på publicering, och framtagandet av en kommunikationsstrategi. Avslutningsvis, fortsatt stöd till utveckling av biotekniska "plattformar", "verktyg" att användas t ex inom växt- eller animalieförädlingsprogram eller inom växtpatologisk forskning/försöksverksamhet. Dialogfrågor under fas II omfattar: - Långsiktig finansiering, främst av de högteknologiska laboratorierna men även av stipendieprogrammet ABCF, - Andra givare och minskat beroende av Sida ("Sida exit strategy"), - Synergier med BIO-INNOVATE - förutsättningar för att forsknings-team som erhållit anslag ska kunna utnyttja BecA´s laboratorier, och med Sidas bilaterala forskningssamarbeten - främst Etiopien, där forskarutbildning i bioteknik väntas ingå i kommande avtal om stöd till Addis Abeba University, - Förmågan att behålla vetenskapligt kompetent personal, - Inom stipendieprogrammet ABCF, ett ökat fokus på svagare stater. Liksom tidigare kommer BecA att helt följa ILRI´s, och därmed CGIAR-systemets, finansiella regelverk, ett regelverk som Sida i samband med basstödet till CGIAR (från PARTNER/FORSK) har godkänt. BecA kommer, också liksom i fas I, att använda ILRI´s ekonomiadministration för bokföring, upphandling, revision mm. BecA kommer, också liksom i fas I, att stödjas av en referensgrupp ("Advisory Panel"), bl a med representanter för ILRI och AU/NEPAD, de organisationer som i början av seklet grundade BecA. Insatsen bedöms relevant dels till svenska strategier och dokument, men även i högsta grad till prioriteringar i en afrikansk forskningskontext t ex uttryckt i styrdokument från Afrikanska Unionen och dess tekniska gren NEPAD. Vad gäller afrikanska strategier, policies och styrdokument, den Afrikanska Unionens "Agenda 2063" uttrycker en vision om ett Afrika med en modern jordbrukssektor, en högt avkastande och en miljö- och klimat-mässigt uthållig livsmedelsproduktion och därmed en tryggad livsmedels-försörjning och -säkerhet för den snabbt växande befolkningen. Det utvecklingen skall uppnås bl a med hjälp av vetenskap, teknik och innovation, och den första konkretiseringen av "Agenda 2063" är "Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy for Africa (STISA) 2024", där tydliga prioriteringar om livsmedels-försörjning och -säkerhet ingår. NEPAD, AU´s vetenskapliga och tekniska organ, har explicit artikulerat betydelsen av vetenskap och teknik för Afrikas utveckling. I NEPAD´s "Comprehensive Plan of Action", först publicerad 2008, ingår "African Biosciences Initiative (ABI)" och stöd till fyra regional forskningscentra inom bioteknik - i södra, östra och centrala, västra och norra Afrika. Centret för östra och centrala Afrika är BecA/ILRI Hub i Nairobi, etablerat i nära samarbete med ILRI. Övriga NEPAD-dokument som insatsen relaterar till är "Comprehensive Africa Agriculcure Development Programme (CAADP)" och mål 3 och 4 (ökad livsmedelsproduktion och minskad hunger samt publicering och tillämpning av jordbruks-forskning och -teknik) samt "Capacity Development Strategic Framework (CDSF)" där universitet och forskningsinstitutioner identifieras som mycket viktiga för kapacitetsbyggande. Insatsen syftade till en ökad och säkrare livsmedelsproduktion i Afrika, miljö- och klimatmässigt uthållig, med hjälp av avancerad bioteknik - utbildning, forskning, tillämpning. Genom strategiska samarbeten med nationella, regionala och internationella partners, omsättes vetenskapliga resultat i praktisk användning i samarbete med universitet och forskningsinstitutioner och i slutändan till gagn för jordbruk, främst småskaligt, och den privata sektorn. Sweden ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 12.a - Support developing countries to strengthen their scientific and technological capacity to move towards more sustainable patterns of consumption and production. 12.a - Stödja utvecklingsländerna att stärka sin vetenskapliga och tekniska kapacitet att utvecklas i riktning mot mer hållbara konsumtions- och produktionsmönster. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3700000 8900000 11400000 11200000 9800000 7500000 0 5000000 0 4450000 0 0 4450000 -1300000 5000000 0 5700000 -5000000 0 -5000000 0 -5000000 5700000 5600000 0 4900000 0 5600000 0 4900000 5000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 2500000 52500000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 3700000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 4450000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 4450000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 5700000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 5700000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 5600000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 5600000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 4900000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 4900000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 5000000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 2500000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Findings from relevant international research have a greater impact on national and regional research Resultat från relevant internationell forskning får ökat genomslag i nationell och regional forskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51050080-5105008002 Sweden The contribution - support to the research center "Biosciences for eastern and central Africa (BecA)", aims at increased food producation and security in Afrika, environmental and climate sustainable, using advanced biotechnology - training, research and application. Through strategic partnerships with national, regional and international partners, scientific results are communicated and applied in innovations for the benefit of universities and research institutions but also in the end for small scale farming and the private sector. Insatsen - stöd till forskningscentret "Biosciences for central and eastern Africa (BecA)", syftar till en ökad och säkrare livsmedelsproduktion i Afirka, miljö- och klimatmässigt uthållig, med hjälp av avancerad bioteknik - utbildning, forskning, tillämpning. Genom strategiska samarbeten med nationella, regionala och internationella partners, omsätts vetenskapliga resultat i innovationer till gagn för universitet och forskningsinstitutioner och i slutändan för småskaligt jordbruk och den privata sektorn. BecA, en del av den afrikanska unionens satsning på bioteknik, är ett högteknologiskt biotekniskt laboratorium med ca 45 anställda, och lokaliserat på det internationella husdjurscentret ILRI´s campus i Nairobi. Sverige har givit två stöd till BecA, ett basstöd - för infrastruktur och forskning från regeringens särskilda satsning på livsmedelssäkerhet, och ett programstöd för kapacitetsbyggande, forskning och utveckling av biotekniska "plattformar/verktyg". Totalt har allokerats MSEK 80 för en Fas I, perioden 2012-2016 (förlängt till 30 juni 2017). Budgeten för 2016 låg på ca MSEK 10, och för halvåret januari-juni 2017 på ca MSEK 4.5. Insatsen har avtalats med ILRI. BecA har f n 7 externa givare, inklusive Sida, de största givarna är Bill och Melinda Gates Foundation och Dfid. För år 2018 står Sida för ca 9% av den totala budgeten. Förutom stöd till uppbyggnad av infrastruktur, d v s avancerad laboratorieutrustning, har i Fas I stöd även utgått till: a) kapacitetsbyggande inom stipendieprogrammet "African Biosciences Challenge Fund Programme - ABCF", där forskarstudenter och forskare från regionen har givits möjlighet till kortare vistelse vid BecA´s laboratorier för att t ex lära sig en ny teknik, för att genomföra analyser som kräver avancerad utrustning eller för att delta i kurser. Institutionellt har BecA även medverkat till att bygga upp laboratoriekapacitet vid ett antal universitet i regionen, uppgradering av infrastruktur och utbildning av tekniker. b) forskning om främst om fodergräset Brachiaria, förbättrat sortmaterial förbättrar avkastningen och tillgång på foder för husdjur och därmed ökad såväl mjölk- som köttproduktion. Ett annat forskningsprogram är inriktat på att studera den genetiska variationen hos getter, som underlag för förädlingsprogram för ökad mjölk- och köttproduktion i småskalig animalieproduktion. c) BecA har även utvecklat ett antal tekniker (biotekniska "plattformar/verktyg") inom bioinformatik, genetik och molekylärdiagnostik, att användas t ex inom förädlingsprogram för såväl husdjur som grödor. Fas I utvärderades externt hösten 2016 (Pengally & Mwang´ombe: A review of the Partnership between BecA/ILRI-Hub and Sida). Utvärderingen beskriver stipendieprogrammet ABCF som "an outstanding success", och att det svenska stödet " .. has delivered practice and policy impacts through its flagship Climate-smart Brachiaria Program". Ca 6 000 jordbrukare i Kenya och Rwanda använder förbättrat sortmaterial och " .. that success will undoubtedly cross into other countries". Utvärderingen understryker vikten av att BecA bedriver forskningsprogram av hög internationell klass, bl a för att kunna behålla kompetenta forskare som även fungerar som handledare i ABCF-programmet, och att publiceringen i internationella vetenskapliga tidskrifter ökar. Utvärderingen föreslår: - Fortsatt stöd till stipendieprogrammet ABCF, BecA måste dock hitta en mer långsiktigt finansiellt uthållig modell, - Fortsatt stöd till institutionellt kapacitetsbyggande, dock främst för att underhålla redan uppnådda resultat, - Fortsatt och ökat stöd till forskning, om Brachiaria och om getter, dock bör tillämpning av forskningsresultat och fältförsök genomföras av nationella samarbetspartners ("NARS"), - Ökat samarbete med andra Sida-finansierade insatser, t ex BIO-INNOVATE och bilaterala forskningsprogram. BecA fas II föreslås för perioden 1 juli 2017 - 30 juni 2022 med en total budget av SEK 50 000 000, att liksom fas I avtalas med ILRI. Fas II bygger på erfarenheter från fas I och slutsatser och rekommendationer i den externa utvärderingen, fortsatt stöd till a) kapacitetsbyggande (ABCF), b) forskning och c) teknikutveckling. Stipendieprogrammet ABCF fortsätter, något ökat fokus på forskarstudenter och forskare från länder med bilateralt forskningssamarbete (Rwanda, Uganda, Etiopien och Tanzania) samt svaga stater ( t ex Eritrea, DRK, Somalia) samt fortsatta ansträngningar för ett ytterligare ökat kvinnligt deltagande. Forskning om fodergräset Brachiaria samt om genetik hos get, men med fokus just på forskning - som den externa utvärderingen tycker är BecA´s styrka, och inte på tillämpning av forskningsresultat. Här föreslås att BecA fortsätter med idén om strategiska partnerskap, där nationella forsknings- och försöksorganisationer ("NARS") sköter den mer praktiska verksamheten. Ökat krav på publicering, och framtagandet av en kommunikationsstrategi. Avslutningsvis, fortsatt stöd till utveckling av biotekniska "plattformar", "verktyg" att användas t ex inom växt- eller animalieförädlingsprogram eller inom växtpatologisk forskning/försöksverksamhet. Dialogfrågor under fas II omfattar: - Långsiktig finansiering, främst av de högteknologiska laboratorierna men även av stipendieprogrammet ABCF, - Andra givare och minskat beroende av Sida ("Sida exit strategy"), - Synergier med BIO-INNOVATE - förutsättningar för att forsknings-team som erhållit anslag ska kunna utnyttja BecA´s laboratorier, och med Sidas bilaterala forskningssamarbeten - främst Etiopien, där forskarutbildning i bioteknik väntas ingå i kommande avtal om stöd till Addis Abeba University, - Förmågan att behålla vetenskapligt kompetent personal, - Inom stipendieprogrammet ABCF, ett ökat fokus på svagare stater. Liksom tidigare kommer BecA att helt följa ILRI´s, och därmed CGIAR-systemets, finansiella regelverk, ett regelverk som Sida i samband med basstödet till CGIAR (från PARTNER/FORSK) har godkänt. BecA kommer, också liksom i fas I, att använda ILRI´s ekonomiadministration för bokföring, upphandling, revision mm. BecA kommer, också liksom i fas I, att stödjas av en referensgrupp ("Advisory Panel"), bl a med representanter för ILRI och AU/NEPAD, de organisationer som i början av seklet grundade BecA. Insatsen bedöms relevant dels till svenska strategier och dokument, men även i högsta grad till prioriteringar i en afrikansk forskningskontext t ex uttryckt i styrdokument från Afrikanska Unionen och dess tekniska gren NEPAD. Vad gäller afrikanska strategier, policies och styrdokument, den Afrikanska Unionens "Agenda 2063" uttrycker en vision om ett Afrika med en modern jordbrukssektor, en högt avkastande och en miljö- och klimat-mässigt uthållig livsmedelsproduktion och därmed en tryggad livsmedels-försörjning och -säkerhet för den snabbt växande befolkningen. Det utvecklingen skall uppnås bl a med hjälp av vetenskap, teknik och innovation, och den första konkretiseringen av "Agenda 2063" är "Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy for Africa (STISA) 2024", där tydliga prioriteringar om livsmedels-försörjning och -säkerhet ingår. NEPAD, AU´s vetenskapliga och tekniska organ, har explicit artikulerat betydelsen av vetenskap och teknik för Afrikas utveckling. I NEPAD´s "Comprehensive Plan of Action", först publicerad 2008, ingår "African Biosciences Initiative (ABI)" och stöd till fyra regional forskningscentra inom bioteknik - i södra, östra och centrala, västra och norra Afrika. Centret för östra och centrala Afrika är BecA/ILRI Hub i Nairobi, etablerat i nära samarbete med ILRI. Övriga NEPAD-dokument som insatsen relaterar till är "Comprehensive Africa Agriculcure Development Programme (CAADP)" och mål 3 och 4 (ökad livsmedelsproduktion och minskad hunger samt publicering och tillämpning av jordbruks-forskning och -teknik) samt "Capacity Development Strategic Framework (CDSF)" där universitet och forskningsinstitutioner identifieras som mycket viktiga för kapacitetsbyggande. Insatsen syftade till en ökad och säkrare livsmedelsproduktion i Afrika, miljö- och klimatmässigt uthållig, med hjälp av avancerad bioteknik - utbildning, forskning, tillämpning. Genom strategiska samarbeten med nationella, regionala och internationella partners, omsättes vetenskapliga resultat i praktisk användning i samarbete med universitet och forskningsinstitutioner och i slutändan till gagn för jordbruk, främst småskaligt, och den privata sektorn. Sweden ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.5 - Senast 2020 upprätthålla den genetiska mångfalden av fröer, odlade växter, produktionsdjur och tamdjur samt deras besläktade vilda arter, bland annat med hjälp av välskötta och diversifierade frö- och växtbanker på nationell, regional och internationell nivå. Främja tillträde till samt rimlig och rättvis fördelning av de fördelar som uppstår vid användning av genetiska resurser och därmed förknippad traditionell kunskap, i enlighet med internationella avtal. 2.5 - By 2020, maintain the genetic diversity of seeds, cultivated plants and farmed and domesticated animals and their related wild species, including through soundly managed and diversified seed and plant banks at the national, regional and international levels, and promote access to and fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge, as internationally agreed. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 927997 1000000 0 -72003 0 927997 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute 1000000 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute -72003 ILRI/International Livestock Research Institute Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51050096 Sweden The contribution aims to support the Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa (trapca) which have applied for funding from Sida amounting to SEK49.8mn during 2017-2018. Trapca provides trade-related education to people from the least-developed countries and other Sub-Saharan African low-income countries in order to enable these countries to better make use of regional and international trade for sustainable development. The course content and format are provided as e-learning, foundation courses, intermediate courses or advanced/MSc courses. In the foundation and executive courses the participants receive a Certificate of Merit or Certificate of participation. At the advanced level, the completion of five courses enable the students to receive an Executive Post Graduate Diploma Advanced (PGDA), while an MSc requires 10 completed advanced courses, a research component and a thesis. The education targets professionally active persons in a trade-related field, primarily within ministries and agencies, but also representatives of the regional economic communities, the private sector and civil society, who previously have not had an opportunity to get a specific education within trade policy, trade law or trade facilitation. Trapca is regionally rooted as the institute is legally placed under the inter-governmental Eastern and Southern African Management Institute (ESAMI) and is physically located in Arusha, Tanzania. Lund University has been selected as the academic partner and issues the university degrees/diplomas. Previous experience has shown that trapca is capable of delivering against set targets and is able to offer high quality and cost efficient trade-related education to relevant individuals who, after the education received at trapca, also use the knowledge acquired within relevant institutions. However, trapca has almost been entirely dependent on financial support from Sida. This is considered to be an important risk. Insatsen syftar till att stödja det handelspolitiska institutet Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa (trapca) som ansökt om stöd från Sida med 48,9 miljoner kr under två-årsperioden 2017-2018. En initial ansökan gällde 66 miljoner kr under 2017-2019, men efter diskussioner i kvalitetssäkringskommittéen beslutades att beredningen skulle slutföras med intentionen att endast bevilja två års stöd om max 50 miljoner kr. Syftet med ett två-årigt stöd är främst att sända en stark signal till trapca att de måste säkra finansiering från andra finansiärer. Detta har länge varit en dialogpunkt, men efter 11 års finansiering är trapca fortfarande i princip helt beroende av Sidas finansiering. Trapca bedriver handelsrelaterad utbildning främst för personer från de minst utvecklade afrikanska länderna och andra afrikanska låginkomstländer för att dessa länder bättre ska kunna dra nytta av regional och internationell handel för hållbar utveckling. Trapca har ett varierat utbud av korta och längre kurser. Grundkurserna ("Foundation courses") ges per e-learning och berättigar till ett s.k. "Certificate of Merit". De avancerade kurserna kan leda till en "Executive Post Graduate Diploma Advanced" (PGDA) efter fem godkända kurser, eller en "Master of Science" (MSc) efter tio godkända kurser, en forskningskomponent och en uppsats. Trapca ger även "Executive Courses", vars innehåll och format skräddarsys till målgruppens behov. Utbildningen vänder sig framförallt till personer som redan arbetar med handelsfrågor, framförallt inom departement och myndigheter men även till representanter för de regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna, privata sektorn och civilsamhället, men som inte tidigare haft möjlighet att få en specifik utbildning inom handelspolitik, juridik eller handelsprocedurer. Trapca har regional förankring genom att institutet juridiskt ligger under det mellanstatliga Eastern and Southern African Management Institute (ESAMI) och är fysiskt placerat i Arusha, Tanzania. Lunds Universitet har blivit valt till akademisk partner, och står även för utfärdandet av examen. Tidigare erfarenhet och utvärderingar har visat att trapca är kapabelt att leverera mot uppsatta mål och kan erbjuda högkvalitativ och kostnadseffektiv handelsrelaterad utbildning till relevanta individer som efter avslutad utbildning praktiskt använder sig av kunskaperna inom relevanta institutioner. Däremot har Trapca varit i stort sett helt beroende av finansiellt stöd från Sida vilket är en risk. Det slutliga projektdokumentet visar tecken på att detta nu börjar tas på allvar. Trapca har börjat kontakta presumtiva givare och har för avsikt att utöka antalet exekutiva kurser som finansieras externt. Viss minskning av kostnader har även skett då arbetsbeskrivningen för den "akademiska" personalen nu även innehåller undervisningsplikt på kurserna, vilket inte varit fallet tidigare då de endast arbetat med administration och kvalitetsfrågor. Löneläget bedöms dock fortfarande vara högt. Trapca has developed three sets of objectives: trapca’s Overall objective (expected long term impact) Improved possibilities for all sub-Sahara African LDCs and LICs to benefit from integration into the world economy through enhanced international and regional trade which will contribute to sustainable growth and poverty reduction. trapca will in the long term perspective contribute to: Positive environment for trade to create common understanding and improved quality on the trade policy development in sub Sahara African LDCs and LICs; Strengthened positions for sub Sahara African LDCs and LICs in trade negotiations; Enhanced Regional Trade Integration and Intra-African trade; Increased opportunities and improved trading conditions for women in sub Sahara African LDCs and LICs to benefit from international trade; Sustainable economic growth and development that address needs of sub Sahara African LDCs and LICs; Poverty reduction through increased job-opportunities through trade. trapca’s Programme Objective (expected medium-term outcome) The programme objective is to enhance capacity in trade policies, trade law and trade facilitation for all sub-Sahara African LDCs and LICs to efficiently: Develop trade policy strategies to negotiate for the countries more beneficial trade agreements. To better analyse and implement trade policy agreements.   trapca’s Intermediate Objectives (expected short-term outcomes) trapca’s overall objective and programme objective will be realized through the following key Intermediate Objectives that focus on training, relevant selection of the target group, good partnerships, trade policy networking, financial sustainability, and strategic & operational governance: High quality and relevant training in trade policy, trade law and trade facilitation provided. Relevant target beneficiaries trained. Effective partnerships to enhance provision of trade related capacity building established. Enhanced trade policy networking to effectively influence trade policy. Effective strategic governance of trapca. Effective operational management at trapca. Enhanced conditions for financial sustainability. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Trade education/training Trade Policies & Regulations During its third phase trapca trained a total of 2,869 participants of which 184 were awarded the Post-Graduated Advanced Diploma and 110 were awarded the MSc accredited by LU. The participants were drawn from various sectors such as the public and private sectors, In line with table 2.1 below trapca met or exceeded the target number of courses, apart for one course during January to June 2020 which was postponed due to Covid 19.  Despite this, the target with regard to number of participants and percentage of representation of female participants was attained during the period under review. It could be noted that the anglophone courses exceeded the target for female students in 2018 and 2019 by 5 % and 11 % respectively, while the francophone stream only attained 21 % female representation. This could be attributed to a male skewed gender distribution in the target public sector institutions in the French speaking African countries.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51050096-5105009601 Sweden The contribution aims to support the Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa (trapca) which have applied for funding from Sida amounting to SEK49.8mn during 2017-2018. Trapca provides trade-related education to people from the least-developed countries and other Sub-Saharan African low-income countries in order to enable these countries to better make use of regional and international trade for sustainable development. The course content and format are provided as e-learning, foundation courses, intermediate courses or advanced/MSc courses. In the foundation and executive courses the participants receive a Certificate of Merit or Certificate of participation. At the advanced level, the completion of five courses enable the students to receive an Executive Post Graduate Diploma Advanced (PGDA), while an MSc requires 10 completed advanced courses, a research component and a thesis. The education targets professionally active persons in a trade-related field, primarily within ministries and agencies, but also representatives of the regional economic communities, the private sector and civil society, who previously have not had an opportunity to get a specific education within trade policy, trade law or trade facilitation. Trapca is regionally rooted as the institute is legally placed under the inter-governmental Eastern and Southern African Management Institute (ESAMI) and is physically located in Arusha, Tanzania. Lund University has been selected as the academic partner and issues the university degrees/diplomas. Previous experience has shown that trapca is capable of delivering against set targets and is able to offer high quality and cost efficient trade-related education to relevant individuals who, after the education received at trapca, also use the knowledge acquired within relevant institutions. However, trapca has almost been entirely dependent on financial support from Sida. This is considered to be an important risk. Insatsen syftar till att stödja det handelspolitiska institutet Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa (trapca) som ansökt om stöd från Sida med 48,9 miljoner kr under två-årsperioden 2017-2018. En initial ansökan gällde 66 miljoner kr under 2017-2019, men efter diskussioner i kvalitetssäkringskommittéen beslutades att beredningen skulle slutföras med intentionen att endast bevilja två års stöd om max 50 miljoner kr. Syftet med ett två-årigt stöd är främst att sända en stark signal till trapca att de måste säkra finansiering från andra finansiärer. Detta har länge varit en dialogpunkt, men efter 11 års finansiering är trapca fortfarande i princip helt beroende av Sidas finansiering. Trapca bedriver handelsrelaterad utbildning främst för personer från de minst utvecklade afrikanska länderna och andra afrikanska låginkomstländer för att dessa länder bättre ska kunna dra nytta av regional och internationell handel för hållbar utveckling. Trapca har ett varierat utbud av korta och längre kurser. Grundkurserna ("Foundation courses") ges per e-learning och berättigar till ett s.k. "Certificate of Merit". De avancerade kurserna kan leda till en "Executive Post Graduate Diploma Advanced" (PGDA) efter fem godkända kurser, eller en "Master of Science" (MSc) efter tio godkända kurser, en forskningskomponent och en uppsats. Trapca ger även "Executive Courses", vars innehåll och format skräddarsys till målgruppens behov. Utbildningen vänder sig framförallt till personer som redan arbetar med handelsfrågor, framförallt inom departement och myndigheter men även till representanter för de regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna, privata sektorn och civilsamhället, men som inte tidigare haft möjlighet att få en specifik utbildning inom handelspolitik, juridik eller handelsprocedurer. Trapca har regional förankring genom att institutet juridiskt ligger under det mellanstatliga Eastern and Southern African Management Institute (ESAMI) och är fysiskt placerat i Arusha, Tanzania. Lunds Universitet har blivit valt till akademisk partner, och står även för utfärdandet av examen. Tidigare erfarenhet och utvärderingar har visat att trapca är kapabelt att leverera mot uppsatta mål och kan erbjuda högkvalitativ och kostnadseffektiv handelsrelaterad utbildning till relevanta individer som efter avslutad utbildning praktiskt använder sig av kunskaperna inom relevanta institutioner. Däremot har Trapca varit i stort sett helt beroende av finansiellt stöd från Sida vilket är en risk. Det slutliga projektdokumentet visar tecken på att detta nu börjar tas på allvar. Trapca har börjat kontakta presumtiva givare och har för avsikt att utöka antalet exekutiva kurser som finansieras externt. Viss minskning av kostnader har även skett då arbetsbeskrivningen för den "akademiska" personalen nu även innehåller undervisningsplikt på kurserna, vilket inte varit fallet tidigare då de endast arbetat med administration och kvalitetsfrågor. Löneläget bedöms dock fortfarande vara högt. Trapca has developed three sets of objectives: trapca’s Overall objective (expected long term impact) Improved possibilities for all sub-Sahara African LDCs and LICs to benefit from integration into the world economy through enhanced international and regional trade which will contribute to sustainable growth and poverty reduction. trapca will in the long term perspective contribute to: Positive environment for trade to create common understanding and improved quality on the trade policy development in sub Sahara African LDCs and LICs; Strengthened positions for sub Sahara African LDCs and LICs in trade negotiations; Enhanced Regional Trade Integration and Intra-African trade; Increased opportunities and improved trading conditions for women in sub Sahara African LDCs and LICs to benefit from international trade; Sustainable economic growth and development that address needs of sub Sahara African LDCs and LICs; Poverty reduction through increased job-opportunities through trade. trapca’s Programme Objective (expected medium-term outcome) The programme objective is to enhance capacity in trade policies, trade law and trade facilitation for all sub-Sahara African LDCs and LICs to efficiently: Develop trade policy strategies to negotiate for the countries more beneficial trade agreements. To better analyse and implement trade policy agreements.   trapca’s Intermediate Objectives (expected short-term outcomes) trapca’s overall objective and programme objective will be realized through the following key Intermediate Objectives that focus on training, relevant selection of the target group, good partnerships, trade policy networking, financial sustainability, and strategic & operational governance: High quality and relevant training in trade policy, trade law and trade facilitation provided. Relevant target beneficiaries trained. Effective partnerships to enhance provision of trade related capacity building established. Enhanced trade policy networking to effectively influence trade policy. Effective strategic governance of trapca. Effective operational management at trapca. Enhanced conditions for financial sustainability. Sweden ESAMI/Eastern and Southern African Management Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ESAMI/Eastern and Southern African Management Institute 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 4.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka antalet stipendier i världen som kan sökas av personer från utvecklingsländer, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, små önationer under utveckling och afrikanska länder, för studier inom högre utbildning, inklusive yrkesutbildning samt informations- och kommunikationstekniska, tekniska, ingenjörsvetenskapliga och naturvetenskapliga program, i utvecklade länder och andra utvecklingsländer. 4.b - By 2020, substantially expand globally the number of scholarships available to developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and African countries, for enrolment in higher education, including vocational training and information and communications technology, technical, engineering and scientific programmes, in developed countries and other developing countries. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 22650000 13978327 12045000 3396553 0 0 0 0 0 10650000 8045000 16000000 0 15000000 -14521673 0 0 12500000 -15000000 0 0 0 0 12000000 0 17000000 4000000 5992186 -17000000 0 -2595633 0 52069880 ESAMI/Eastern and Southern African Management Institute 12000000 ESAMI/Eastern and Southern African Management Institute 10650000 ESAMI/Eastern and Southern African Management Institute 12500000 ESAMI/Eastern and Southern African Management Institute 1478327 ESAMI/Eastern and Southern African Management Institute 8045000 ESAMI/Eastern and Southern African Management Institute 4000000 ESAMI/Eastern and Southern African Management Institute 5992186 ESAMI/Eastern and Southern African Management Institute -2595633.3300000001 ESAMI/Eastern and Southern African Management Institute Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened opportunities for increased economic integration and trade Stärkta förutsättningar för ökad ekonomisk integration och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51050096-5105009604 Sweden The contribution aims to support the Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa (trapca) which have applied for funding from Sida amounting to SEK49.8mn during 2017-2018. Trapca provides trade-related education to people from the least-developed countries and other Sub-Saharan African low-income countries in order to enable these countries to better make use of regional and international trade for sustainable development. The course content and format are provided as e-learning, foundation courses, intermediate courses or advanced/MSc courses. In the foundation and executive courses the participants receive a Certificate of Merit or Certificate of participation. At the advanced level, the completion of five courses enable the students to receive an Executive Post Graduate Diploma Advanced (PGDA), while an MSc requires 10 completed advanced courses, a research component and a thesis. The education targets professionally active persons in a trade-related field, primarily within ministries and agencies, but also representatives of the regional economic communities, the private sector and civil society, who previously have not had an opportunity to get a specific education within trade policy, trade law or trade facilitation. Trapca is regionally rooted as the institute is legally placed under the inter-governmental Eastern and Southern African Management Institute (ESAMI) and is physically located in Arusha, Tanzania. Lund University has been selected as the academic partner and issues the university degrees/diplomas. Previous experience has shown that trapca is capable of delivering against set targets and is able to offer high quality and cost efficient trade-related education to relevant individuals who, after the education received at trapca, also use the knowledge acquired within relevant institutions. However, trapca has almost been entirely dependent on financial support from Sida. This is considered to be an important risk. Insatsen syftar till att stödja det handelspolitiska institutet Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa (trapca) som ansökt om stöd från Sida med 48,9 miljoner kr under två-årsperioden 2017-2018. En initial ansökan gällde 66 miljoner kr under 2017-2019, men efter diskussioner i kvalitetssäkringskommittéen beslutades att beredningen skulle slutföras med intentionen att endast bevilja två års stöd om max 50 miljoner kr. Syftet med ett två-årigt stöd är främst att sända en stark signal till trapca att de måste säkra finansiering från andra finansiärer. Detta har länge varit en dialogpunkt, men efter 11 års finansiering är trapca fortfarande i princip helt beroende av Sidas finansiering. Trapca bedriver handelsrelaterad utbildning främst för personer från de minst utvecklade afrikanska länderna och andra afrikanska låginkomstländer för att dessa länder bättre ska kunna dra nytta av regional och internationell handel för hållbar utveckling. Trapca har ett varierat utbud av korta och längre kurser. Grundkurserna ("Foundation courses") ges per e-learning och berättigar till ett s.k. "Certificate of Merit". De avancerade kurserna kan leda till en "Executive Post Graduate Diploma Advanced" (PGDA) efter fem godkända kurser, eller en "Master of Science" (MSc) efter tio godkända kurser, en forskningskomponent och en uppsats. Trapca ger även "Executive Courses", vars innehåll och format skräddarsys till målgruppens behov. Utbildningen vänder sig framförallt till personer som redan arbetar med handelsfrågor, framförallt inom departement och myndigheter men även till representanter för de regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna, privata sektorn och civilsamhället, men som inte tidigare haft möjlighet att få en specifik utbildning inom handelspolitik, juridik eller handelsprocedurer. Trapca har regional förankring genom att institutet juridiskt ligger under det mellanstatliga Eastern and Southern African Management Institute (ESAMI) och är fysiskt placerat i Arusha, Tanzania. Lunds Universitet har blivit valt till akademisk partner, och står även för utfärdandet av examen. Tidigare erfarenhet och utvärderingar har visat att trapca är kapabelt att leverera mot uppsatta mål och kan erbjuda högkvalitativ och kostnadseffektiv handelsrelaterad utbildning till relevanta individer som efter avslutad utbildning praktiskt använder sig av kunskaperna inom relevanta institutioner. Däremot har Trapca varit i stort sett helt beroende av finansiellt stöd från Sida vilket är en risk. Det slutliga projektdokumentet visar tecken på att detta nu börjar tas på allvar. Trapca har börjat kontakta presumtiva givare och har för avsikt att utöka antalet exekutiva kurser som finansieras externt. Viss minskning av kostnader har även skett då arbetsbeskrivningen för den "akademiska" personalen nu även innehåller undervisningsplikt på kurserna, vilket inte varit fallet tidigare då de endast arbetat med administration och kvalitetsfrågor. Löneläget bedöms dock fortfarande vara högt. Trapca has developed three sets of objectives: trapca’s Overall objective (expected long term impact) Improved possibilities for all sub-Sahara African LDCs and LICs to benefit from integration into the world economy through enhanced international and regional trade which will contribute to sustainable growth and poverty reduction. trapca will in the long term perspective contribute to: Positive environment for trade to create common understanding and improved quality on the trade policy development in sub Sahara African LDCs and LICs; Strengthened positions for sub Sahara African LDCs and LICs in trade negotiations; Enhanced Regional Trade Integration and Intra-African trade; Increased opportunities and improved trading conditions for women in sub Sahara African LDCs and LICs to benefit from international trade; Sustainable economic growth and development that address needs of sub Sahara African LDCs and LICs; Poverty reduction through increased job-opportunities through trade. trapca’s Programme Objective (expected medium-term outcome) The programme objective is to enhance capacity in trade policies, trade law and trade facilitation for all sub-Sahara African LDCs and LICs to efficiently: Develop trade policy strategies to negotiate for the countries more beneficial trade agreements. To better analyse and implement trade policy agreements.   trapca’s Intermediate Objectives (expected short-term outcomes) trapca’s overall objective and programme objective will be realized through the following key Intermediate Objectives that focus on training, relevant selection of the target group, good partnerships, trade policy networking, financial sustainability, and strategic & operational governance: High quality and relevant training in trade policy, trade law and trade facilitation provided. Relevant target beneficiaries trained. Effective partnerships to enhance provision of trade related capacity building established. Enhanced trade policy networking to effectively influence trade policy. Effective strategic governance of trapca. Effective operational management at trapca. Enhanced conditions for financial sustainability. Sweden Lunds universitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Lunds universitet 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 4.b - By 2020, substantially expand globally the number of scholarships available to developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and African countries, for enrolment in higher education, including vocational training and information and communications technology, technical, engineering and scientific programmes, in developed countries and other developing countries. 4.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka antalet stipendier i världen som kan sökas av personer från utvecklingsländer, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, små önationer under utveckling och afrikanska länder, för studier inom högre utbildning, inklusive yrkesutbildning samt informations- och kommunikationstekniska, tekniska, ingenjörsvetenskapliga och naturvetenskapliga program, i utvecklade länder och andra utvecklingsländer. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2553100 2460449 2429980 1028989 0 1295396 0 0 0 0 0 1257704 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2429980 2460449 1028989 8472518 Lunds universitet 1257704 Lunds universitet 1295396 Lunds universitet 2460449 Lunds universitet 2429980 Lunds universitet 1028989 Lunds universitet Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened opportunities for increased economic integration and trade Stärkta förutsättningar för ökad ekonomisk integration och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51050105 Sweden Society for International Development (SID) has submitted a proposal to Sida regarding support for the gestation phase of "Tackling Inequalities in the Context of Structural Transformation". This 9-month introductory phase is based on the conclusions and methods developed during the Accra Conference in Ghana in 2014 with the same name. "The Conference reiterated the importance of an interdisciplinary and multi-sectorial approach to the policy discourse on inequality and the need to build capacity of different societal actors to engage in the process" (proposal, page.22). In order for SID to reach its broader objectives set during the Accra Conference, to implement a three-year core progran, it recognizes the need to scale-up the ambition and foster a broad partnership base. SID intends to develop a fully-fledged Three-year program to promote the advancement of the conceptual framework and theory of change. However, in order to develop such ambitious program, SID acknowledges the need to implement a gestation phase that could enable: - a proper planning process; - to build bridges with the previous phase and; - to allow development of the necessary implementation and financial partnerships. The program objective aims to contribute to increased equity and inclusion of people at a social, political, and economic level. The program aims to achieve these objectives through the strategies that form the basis for the theory of change which is the following: 1. Strengthen the demand for inclusion and equity by putting light on: - Dissatisfaction with the status quo of which SID aims to strengthen through descriptive and analytical work by providing relevant information, insights and analysis in order to contribute to the greater articulation of such dissatisfaction by excluded and powerless social groups. - Attractiveness of the alternative in terms of creating a positive vision for the future and policy options. - Clarity of path forward through critical path analysis, strategic planning and negotiating approach which will serve as the main strategic work. - Scope of a collective action in order to command attention and engagement in a meaningful dialogue with institutions. - Active citizenship through mobilization work with the support of mediating organizations. 2. Weaken the resistance to change and lower the potential pain of that adjustment: - In order to weaken the resistance to change there ought to be anchors within institutions which will maximize the chances for constructive engagement rather than a confrontantional stance. Identifying champions for change become important to lead the work in order to engage and encourage people to demand for equity. 3. Promote people's sovereignty and restore democratic accountability in policy spaces and intergovernmental processes: - Promote greater democratic accountability in international negotiations, with particular emphasis on preferential trade and investment agreements. The target Group for the program is mainly the population within countries which are the most affected by development challenges and inequality, such as peasants, fishermen, pastoralists, agriculturalists, informal workers and traders, Micro and small-scale entrepreneurs, people with disabilities, poor people in urban environments and consumers. A large focus of the program will be directed to women and youth, as well as social movements of which represent these groups which will serve as agents of change, rather than targets for the theory of change. Thus, these social movements will have an active part in the process. Society for International Development (SID) har inkommit med ett förslag till Sida om stöd för inledningsfasen av "Tackling Inequalities in the Context of Structural Transformation". Denna 9-månaders inledningsfas bygger vidare på de slutsatser och metoder som togs fram under konferensen i Accra, Ghana 2014 med samma namn. Konferensen betonade vikten av en tvärvetenskaplig och en multi-sektor ansats till policydiskursen för ojämlikhet och behovet av att bygga kapacitet inom olika sociala grupper att engagera sig i processen. Då det långsiktiga programmet är ambitiöst och omfattande, föreslår SID att inledningsfasen ska implementeras under 9 månader för att: - Möjliggöra en ordentlig planeringsprocess av kärnprogrammet; - 'Bygga broar' med tidigare programfaser; - Tillåta utvecklingen av nödvändig implementering och genomförandet av processen att utveckla finansiering av fortsatt partnerskap inför etablering av kärnprogrammet. SID har som mål med insatsen att bidra till ökad rättvisa och inkluderande av människor på social, politisk, och ekonomisk nivå. Programmet ämnar att uppnå målet genom de strategier som ligger till grund för förändringsteorin som är följande: 1. Stärka efterfrågan för inkludering och rättvisa genom att belysa: - Missnöje över status quo vilket SID ämnar att stärka genom deskriptivt och analytiskt arbete genom spridning av relevant information och insyn och analys för att bidra till en förbättrad formulering av missnöje inom exkluderade och maktlösa grupper. - Strävan efter alternativa situationer och positiv framtidssyn genom policyförslag. - Klarhet över processen att uppnå rättvisa genom kritisk analys, strategiskt planerande och ett förhandlingsbart tillvägagånssätt som är huvudpunkter is SIDs strategiska arbete. - Vidden av kollektivt agerande för att kräva ökat fokus och engagemang inom relevanta institutioner genom meningsfull dialog. - Aktivt medborgarskap genom mobiliseringsarbete och stöd från förmedlande organisationer. 2. Minska motståndet till social, politisk och ekonomisk förändring och minska konsekvenserna av anpassningen som potentiellt följer. - För att minska motstånd till förändring är det viktigt att etablera ankare inom institutioner då detta ökar chanserna för konstruktivt engagemang snarare än en konfrontationshållning mot institutioner. Att identifiera 'champions' blir nödvändigt i processen att engagera människor i kampen att begära rättvisa och leda processen framåt. 3. Bidra till människors suveränitet och upprätta ett demokratiskt ansvarstagande inom policy och mellanstatliga processer. - Generera ett ökat demokratiskt ansvarstagande inom internationella förhandlingar, särskilt v.g. mer fördelaktiga handels- och investeringsavtal. Målgruppen för programmet är befolkningen i länder som är mest berörda av utvecklingsutmaningar och ojämlikhet, såsom bönder, fiskare, pastoralister, jordbrukare, informella arbetare och handelsmän, micro- och småskaliga entreprenörer, personer med funktionshinder, fattiga i urbana miljöer och konsumenter. Stort fokus kommer att ges till kvinnor och ungdomar, och de sociala rörelser som representerar dessa grupper kommer att få en kritisk roll. De sociala rörelser som representerar de ovanstående målgrupper kommer att vara agenter, snarare än mål för förändringsteorin. Dessa sociala rörelser kommer därför att vara en aktiv del i processen från början till slut. As a consequence of the Sida funded Accra Conference in 2014, the limited contribution was to fund the start-up phase of the programme Tackling Inequalities for Structural Transformation in Africa. Its aim was to  keep momentum from the said conference by bringing the concepts and methods developed for creating conditions for the implementation of the planned three-year programme, including to (i) build bridges from the Accra Conference to into the programme; (ii) plan for the programme with a developed partnership base; (iii) develop a clear research agenda which could result in national research papers. The agreed funds were disbursed in 2015. Following the repayment of SEK 5,642, the Contribution was closed in Planit in October 2019. For additional information, please refer to the Conclusion of Performance Report dated 2018-03-07 (uploaded). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The Society for International Development's (SID) aims were to increased knowledge of a SID Congress, the Development Journal, the SID Forum, and the State of East Africa Report Series; to act as a policy catalyst through research on policy and analysis, dialogue with multi-sector actors, and assistance in in policy formulation and implementation; and to act as a facilitator and diversity bridge builder.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51050105-5105010501 Sweden Society for International Development (SID) has submitted a proposal to Sida regarding support for the gestation phase of "Tackling Inequalities in the Context of Structural Transformation". This 9-month introductory phase is based on the conclusions and methods developed during the Accra Conference in Ghana in 2014 with the same name. "The Conference reiterated the importance of an interdisciplinary and multi-sectorial approach to the policy discourse on inequality and the need to build capacity of different societal actors to engage in the process" (proposal, page.22). In order for SID to reach its broader objectives set during the Accra Conference, to implement a three-year core progran, it recognizes the need to scale-up the ambition and foster a broad partnership base. SID intends to develop a fully-fledged Three-year program to promote the advancement of the conceptual framework and theory of change. However, in order to develop such ambitious program, SID acknowledges the need to implement a gestation phase that could enable: - a proper planning process; - to build bridges with the previous phase and; - to allow development of the necessary implementation and financial partnerships. The program objective aims to contribute to increased equity and inclusion of people at a social, political, and economic level. The program aims to achieve these objectives through the strategies that form the basis for the theory of change which is the following: 1. Strengthen the demand for inclusion and equity by putting light on: - Dissatisfaction with the status quo of which SID aims to strengthen through descriptive and analytical work by providing relevant information, insights and analysis in order to contribute to the greater articulation of such dissatisfaction by excluded and powerless social groups. - Attractiveness of the alternative in terms of creating a positive vision for the future and policy options. - Clarity of path forward through critical path analysis, strategic planning and negotiating approach which will serve as the main strategic work. - Scope of a collective action in order to command attention and engagement in a meaningful dialogue with institutions. - Active citizenship through mobilization work with the support of mediating organizations. 2. Weaken the resistance to change and lower the potential pain of that adjustment: - In order to weaken the resistance to change there ought to be anchors within institutions which will maximize the chances for constructive engagement rather than a confrontantional stance. Identifying champions for change become important to lead the work in order to engage and encourage people to demand for equity. 3. Promote people's sovereignty and restore democratic accountability in policy spaces and intergovernmental processes: - Promote greater democratic accountability in international negotiations, with particular emphasis on preferential trade and investment agreements. The target Group for the program is mainly the population within countries which are the most affected by development challenges and inequality, such as peasants, fishermen, pastoralists, agriculturalists, informal workers and traders, Micro and small-scale entrepreneurs, people with disabilities, poor people in urban environments and consumers. A large focus of the program will be directed to women and youth, as well as social movements of which represent these groups which will serve as agents of change, rather than targets for the theory of change. Thus, these social movements will have an active part in the process. Society for International Development (SID) har inkommit med ett förslag till Sida om stöd för inledningsfasen av "Tackling Inequalities in the Context of Structural Transformation". Denna 9-månaders inledningsfas bygger vidare på de slutsatser och metoder som togs fram under konferensen i Accra, Ghana 2014 med samma namn. Konferensen betonade vikten av en tvärvetenskaplig och en multi-sektor ansats till policydiskursen för ojämlikhet och behovet av att bygga kapacitet inom olika sociala grupper att engagera sig i processen. Då det långsiktiga programmet är ambitiöst och omfattande, föreslår SID att inledningsfasen ska implementeras under 9 månader för att: - Möjliggöra en ordentlig planeringsprocess av kärnprogrammet; - 'Bygga broar' med tidigare programfaser; - Tillåta utvecklingen av nödvändig implementering och genomförandet av processen att utveckla finansiering av fortsatt partnerskap inför etablering av kärnprogrammet. SID har som mål med insatsen att bidra till ökad rättvisa och inkluderande av människor på social, politisk, och ekonomisk nivå. Programmet ämnar att uppnå målet genom de strategier som ligger till grund för förändringsteorin som är följande: 1. Stärka efterfrågan för inkludering och rättvisa genom att belysa: - Missnöje över status quo vilket SID ämnar att stärka genom deskriptivt och analytiskt arbete genom spridning av relevant information och insyn och analys för att bidra till en förbättrad formulering av missnöje inom exkluderade och maktlösa grupper. - Strävan efter alternativa situationer och positiv framtidssyn genom policyförslag. - Klarhet över processen att uppnå rättvisa genom kritisk analys, strategiskt planerande och ett förhandlingsbart tillvägagånssätt som är huvudpunkter is SIDs strategiska arbete. - Vidden av kollektivt agerande för att kräva ökat fokus och engagemang inom relevanta institutioner genom meningsfull dialog. - Aktivt medborgarskap genom mobiliseringsarbete och stöd från förmedlande organisationer. 2. Minska motståndet till social, politisk och ekonomisk förändring och minska konsekvenserna av anpassningen som potentiellt följer. - För att minska motstånd till förändring är det viktigt att etablera ankare inom institutioner då detta ökar chanserna för konstruktivt engagemang snarare än en konfrontationshållning mot institutioner. Att identifiera 'champions' blir nödvändigt i processen att engagera människor i kampen att begära rättvisa och leda processen framåt. 3. Bidra till människors suveränitet och upprätta ett demokratiskt ansvarstagande inom policy och mellanstatliga processer. - Generera ett ökat demokratiskt ansvarstagande inom internationella förhandlingar, särskilt v.g. mer fördelaktiga handels- och investeringsavtal. Målgruppen för programmet är befolkningen i länder som är mest berörda av utvecklingsutmaningar och ojämlikhet, såsom bönder, fiskare, pastoralister, jordbrukare, informella arbetare och handelsmän, micro- och småskaliga entreprenörer, personer med funktionshinder, fattiga i urbana miljöer och konsumenter. Stort fokus kommer att ges till kvinnor och ungdomar, och de sociala rörelser som representerar dessa grupper kommer att få en kritisk roll. De sociala rörelser som representerar de ovanstående målgrupper kommer att vara agenter, snarare än mål för förändringsteorin. Dessa sociala rörelser kommer därför att vara en aktiv del i processen från början till slut. As a consequence of the Sida funded Accra Conference in 2014, the limited contribution was to fund the start-up phase of the programme Tackling Inequalities for Structural Transformation in Africa. Its aim was to  keep momentum from the said conference by bringing the concepts and methods developed for creating conditions for the implementation of the planned three-year programme, including to (i) build bridges from the Accra Conference to into the programme; (ii) plan for the programme with a developed partnership base; (iii) develop a clear research agenda which could result in national research papers. The agreed funds were disbursed in 2015. Following the repayment of SEK 5,642, the Contribution was closed in Planit in October 2019. For additional information, please refer to the Conclusion of Performance Report dated 2018-03-07 (uploaded). Sweden SID/Society for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SID/Society for International Development Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 0 -328000 3000000 SID/Society for International Development 3000000 SID/Society for International Development SE-0-SE-6-51050105-5105010502 Sweden Society for International Development (SID) has submitted a proposal to Sida regarding support for the gestation phase of "Tackling Inequalities in the Context of Structural Transformation". This 9-month introductory phase is based on the conclusions and methods developed during the Accra Conference in Ghana in 2014 with the same name. "The Conference reiterated the importance of an interdisciplinary and multi-sectorial approach to the policy discourse on inequality and the need to build capacity of different societal actors to engage in the process" (proposal, page.22). In order for SID to reach its broader objectives set during the Accra Conference, to implement a three-year core progran, it recognizes the need to scale-up the ambition and foster a broad partnership base. SID intends to develop a fully-fledged Three-year program to promote the advancement of the conceptual framework and theory of change. However, in order to develop such ambitious program, SID acknowledges the need to implement a gestation phase that could enable: - a proper planning process; - to build bridges with the previous phase and; - to allow development of the necessary implementation and financial partnerships. The program objective aims to contribute to increased equity and inclusion of people at a social, political, and economic level. The program aims to achieve these objectives through the strategies that form the basis for the theory of change which is the following: 1. Strengthen the demand for inclusion and equity by putting light on: - Dissatisfaction with the status quo of which SID aims to strengthen through descriptive and analytical work by providing relevant information, insights and analysis in order to contribute to the greater articulation of such dissatisfaction by excluded and powerless social groups. - Attractiveness of the alternative in terms of creating a positive vision for the future and policy options. - Clarity of path forward through critical path analysis, strategic planning and negotiating approach which will serve as the main strategic work. - Scope of a collective action in order to command attention and engagement in a meaningful dialogue with institutions. - Active citizenship through mobilization work with the support of mediating organizations. 2. Weaken the resistance to change and lower the potential pain of that adjustment: - In order to weaken the resistance to change there ought to be anchors within institutions which will maximize the chances for constructive engagement rather than a confrontantional stance. Identifying champions for change become important to lead the work in order to engage and encourage people to demand for equity. 3. Promote people's sovereignty and restore democratic accountability in policy spaces and intergovernmental processes: - Promote greater democratic accountability in international negotiations, with particular emphasis on preferential trade and investment agreements. The target Group for the program is mainly the population within countries which are the most affected by development challenges and inequality, such as peasants, fishermen, pastoralists, agriculturalists, informal workers and traders, Micro and small-scale entrepreneurs, people with disabilities, poor people in urban environments and consumers. A large focus of the program will be directed to women and youth, as well as social movements of which represent these groups which will serve as agents of change, rather than targets for the theory of change. Thus, these social movements will have an active part in the process. Society for International Development (SID) har inkommit med ett förslag till Sida om stöd för inledningsfasen av "Tackling Inequalities in the Context of Structural Transformation". Denna 9-månaders inledningsfas bygger vidare på de slutsatser och metoder som togs fram under konferensen i Accra, Ghana 2014 med samma namn. Konferensen betonade vikten av en tvärvetenskaplig och en multi-sektor ansats till policydiskursen för ojämlikhet och behovet av att bygga kapacitet inom olika sociala grupper att engagera sig i processen. Då det långsiktiga programmet är ambitiöst och omfattande, föreslår SID att inledningsfasen ska implementeras under 9 månader för att: - Möjliggöra en ordentlig planeringsprocess av kärnprogrammet; - 'Bygga broar' med tidigare programfaser; - Tillåta utvecklingen av nödvändig implementering och genomförandet av processen att utveckla finansiering av fortsatt partnerskap inför etablering av kärnprogrammet. SID har som mål med insatsen att bidra till ökad rättvisa och inkluderande av människor på social, politisk, och ekonomisk nivå. Programmet ämnar att uppnå målet genom de strategier som ligger till grund för förändringsteorin som är följande: 1. Stärka efterfrågan för inkludering och rättvisa genom att belysa: - Missnöje över status quo vilket SID ämnar att stärka genom deskriptivt och analytiskt arbete genom spridning av relevant information och insyn och analys för att bidra till en förbättrad formulering av missnöje inom exkluderade och maktlösa grupper. - Strävan efter alternativa situationer och positiv framtidssyn genom policyförslag. - Klarhet över processen att uppnå rättvisa genom kritisk analys, strategiskt planerande och ett förhandlingsbart tillvägagånssätt som är huvudpunkter is SIDs strategiska arbete. - Vidden av kollektivt agerande för att kräva ökat fokus och engagemang inom relevanta institutioner genom meningsfull dialog. - Aktivt medborgarskap genom mobiliseringsarbete och stöd från förmedlande organisationer. 2. Minska motståndet till social, politisk och ekonomisk förändring och minska konsekvenserna av anpassningen som potentiellt följer. - För att minska motstånd till förändring är det viktigt att etablera ankare inom institutioner då detta ökar chanserna för konstruktivt engagemang snarare än en konfrontationshållning mot institutioner. Att identifiera 'champions' blir nödvändigt i processen att engagera människor i kampen att begära rättvisa och leda processen framåt. 3. Bidra till människors suveränitet och upprätta ett demokratiskt ansvarstagande inom policy och mellanstatliga processer. - Generera ett ökat demokratiskt ansvarstagande inom internationella förhandlingar, särskilt v.g. mer fördelaktiga handels- och investeringsavtal. Målgruppen för programmet är befolkningen i länder som är mest berörda av utvecklingsutmaningar och ojämlikhet, såsom bönder, fiskare, pastoralister, jordbrukare, informella arbetare och handelsmän, micro- och småskaliga entreprenörer, personer med funktionshinder, fattiga i urbana miljöer och konsumenter. Stort fokus kommer att ges till kvinnor och ungdomar, och de sociala rörelser som representerar dessa grupper kommer att få en kritisk roll. De sociala rörelser som representerar de ovanstående målgrupper kommer att vara agenter, snarare än mål för förändringsteorin. Dessa sociala rörelser kommer därför att vara en aktiv del i processen från början till slut. As a consequence of the Sida funded Accra Conference in 2014, the limited contribution was to fund the start-up phase of the programme Tackling Inequalities for Structural Transformation in Africa. Its aim was to  keep momentum from the said conference by bringing the concepts and methods developed for creating conditions for the implementation of the planned three-year programme, including to (i) build bridges from the Accra Conference to into the programme; (ii) plan for the programme with a developed partnership base; (iii) develop a clear research agenda which could result in national research papers. The agreed funds were disbursed in 2015. Following the repayment of SEK 5,642, the Contribution was closed in Planit in October 2019. For additional information, please refer to the Conclusion of Performance Report dated 2018-03-07 (uploaded). Sweden SID/Society for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SID/Society for International Development Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -5870 -5641.56 SID/Society for International Development Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of civil society and media to work towards accountability and respect for human rights at regional level Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och media att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51050123 Sweden AWEPA will work with institutional capacity building of regional parliaments in Sub-Saharan Africa. The programme will prioritise EALA (East African Legislative Assembly), for their advanced position with legislative mandate, and PAP (Pan-African Parliament) for their continent-wide mandate. The programme will above this work with SADC-PF, ECOWAS-P and CEMAC-P. AWEPA's programme, with the titel "Regional African Parliaments in Development: taking up challenges and opportunities of the SDG's" has the objective to improve regional democracy by reinforcing the position of the regional parliaments, and increase the effectiveness in the work toward the SDG's. It is a two year programme for 2016 and 2017. The programme was initially intended to be of greater scope and over a five year period. Mainly because of budget cuts during the autumn of 2015, Sida had to reprioritise and in this process it was decided that the programme would receive a much smaller support. The discussions ended in a support of 6MSEK over a two year period, and in that Sida after this period probably will not be able to continue to work with AWEPA on regional parliaments. Extraordinarily big overhead costs have therefore been approved for the programme, as AWEPA needto keep its organisation and partnerships alive. AWEPA föreslår att implementera ett två-årigt program (2016-2017) för att arbeta med institutionellt kapacitetsbyggande av regionala parlament i Afrika söder om Sahara, framförallt med fokus på de nya Sustainable Development Goals. Programmet kommer att prioritera EALA (East African Legislative Assembly), för deras anvancerade ställning med lagstiftande mandat, och PAP (Pan-African Parliament), för deras kontinentala mandat. Programmet kommer därutöver att arbeta med SADC-PF, ECOWAS-P och CEMAC-P. Programmet är en fortsättning på tidigare femårigt samarbete mellan Sida och AWEPA kring regionala afrikanska parlament och MDG:s. AWEPA:s program, med titeln ‘Regional African Parliaments in Development: taking up challenges and opportunities of the SDG’s’, har som mål att förbättra regional demokrati genom att stärka de regionala parlamentens ställning, samt öka effektiviteten i arbetet mot SDG:s. Programmet är relevant under Sidas strategi för utvecklingssamarbete i Afrika söder om Sahara genom att de arbetar med ansvarsutkrävande, demokrati och med REC:ar och AU, vilka identifierats som strategiska aktörer för regionalt arbete i Afrika. Programmet är också relevant för Sida i bredare mening genom dess fokus på SDG:s. Tanken var ursprungligen att programmet skulle vara avsevärt mer omfattande och pågå i fem år. Framförallt på grund av budgetnedskärningar under hösten 2015 behövde Sida omprioritera och i denna process bestämdes att en mycket mindre summa kunde ges till AWEPA, under en kortare period. Diskussionerna landade vid att AWEPA får 6MSEK över en tvåårsperiod, och att Sida därefter antagligen inte kan fortsätta sitt stöd till organisationen. Mot denna bakgrund har extraordinärt stora overhead-kostnader godkänts för programmet, då AWEPA behöver hålla sin organisation och sina partnerskap vid liv. Regional parliaments have enhanced capacity, networks and support to deliver on their mandate. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Africa, regional Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Reporting for 2016 was received, but not reflected in a statement in Trac.  The report includes activities aiming to contribute to strengthen AWEPA's partnerships with the Pan-African Parliament (PAP), the East Africa Legislative Assembly (EALA), the Southern African Development Community Parliamentary Forum (SADC-PF), the Parliament of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and the Parliament of the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) within the framework of a SDG-program.  AWEPA reported that this has resulted in Africa’s continental and regional parliaments making significant improvements by involving civil society more actively in the work of their committees and at the institutional level, putting forward informed opinions on West Africa’s agricultural strategy and training staff on change management. Because of the programme, a series of resolutions, recommendations and declarations were put forward at the regional and continental level to address various areas, ranging from gender equality, institutional strengthening, agriculture, to good governance and development aid. In addition, regional parliaments were at the forefront in advocating for the important role played by national and regional parliaments in achieving and monitoring development indicators.          No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51050123-5105012301 Sweden AWEPA will work with institutional capacity building of regional parliaments in Sub-Saharan Africa. The programme will prioritise EALA (East African Legislative Assembly), for their advanced position with legislative mandate, and PAP (Pan-African Parliament) for their continent-wide mandate. The programme will above this work with SADC-PF, ECOWAS-P and CEMAC-P. AWEPA's programme, with the titel "Regional African Parliaments in Development: taking up challenges and opportunities of the SDG's" has the objective to improve regional democracy by reinforcing the position of the regional parliaments, and increase the effectiveness in the work toward the SDG's. It is a two year programme for 2016 and 2017. The programme was initially intended to be of greater scope and over a five year period. Mainly because of budget cuts during the autumn of 2015, Sida had to reprioritise and in this process it was decided that the programme would receive a much smaller support. The discussions ended in a support of 6MSEK over a two year period, and in that Sida after this period probably will not be able to continue to work with AWEPA on regional parliaments. Extraordinarily big overhead costs have therefore been approved for the programme, as AWEPA needto keep its organisation and partnerships alive. AWEPA föreslår att implementera ett två-årigt program (2016-2017) för att arbeta med institutionellt kapacitetsbyggande av regionala parlament i Afrika söder om Sahara, framförallt med fokus på de nya Sustainable Development Goals. Programmet kommer att prioritera EALA (East African Legislative Assembly), för deras anvancerade ställning med lagstiftande mandat, och PAP (Pan-African Parliament), för deras kontinentala mandat. Programmet kommer därutöver att arbeta med SADC-PF, ECOWAS-P och CEMAC-P. Programmet är en fortsättning på tidigare femårigt samarbete mellan Sida och AWEPA kring regionala afrikanska parlament och MDG:s. AWEPA:s program, med titeln ‘Regional African Parliaments in Development: taking up challenges and opportunities of the SDG’s’, har som mål att förbättra regional demokrati genom att stärka de regionala parlamentens ställning, samt öka effektiviteten i arbetet mot SDG:s. Programmet är relevant under Sidas strategi för utvecklingssamarbete i Afrika söder om Sahara genom att de arbetar med ansvarsutkrävande, demokrati och med REC:ar och AU, vilka identifierats som strategiska aktörer för regionalt arbete i Afrika. Programmet är också relevant för Sida i bredare mening genom dess fokus på SDG:s. Tanken var ursprungligen att programmet skulle vara avsevärt mer omfattande och pågå i fem år. Framförallt på grund av budgetnedskärningar under hösten 2015 behövde Sida omprioritera och i denna process bestämdes att en mycket mindre summa kunde ges till AWEPA, under en kortare period. Diskussionerna landade vid att AWEPA får 6MSEK över en tvåårsperiod, och att Sida därefter antagligen inte kan fortsätta sitt stöd till organisationen. Mot denna bakgrund har extraordinärt stora overhead-kostnader godkänts för programmet, då AWEPA behöver hålla sin organisation och sina partnerskap vid liv. Regional parliaments have enhanced capacity, networks and support to deliver on their mandate. Sweden AWEPA/Association of European Parliamentarians with Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AWEPA/Association of European Parliamentarians with Africa Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 4107290 0 -4107290 4107290 0 -1892710 1892710 4107290 4107290 AWEPA/Association of European Parliamentarians with Africa 4107290 AWEPA/Association of European Parliamentarians with Africa SE-0-SE-6-51050123-5105012302 Sweden AWEPA will work with institutional capacity building of regional parliaments in Sub-Saharan Africa. The programme will prioritise EALA (East African Legislative Assembly), for their advanced position with legislative mandate, and PAP (Pan-African Parliament) for their continent-wide mandate. The programme will above this work with SADC-PF, ECOWAS-P and CEMAC-P. AWEPA's programme, with the titel "Regional African Parliaments in Development: taking up challenges and opportunities of the SDG's" has the objective to improve regional democracy by reinforcing the position of the regional parliaments, and increase the effectiveness in the work toward the SDG's. It is a two year programme for 2016 and 2017. The programme was initially intended to be of greater scope and over a five year period. Mainly because of budget cuts during the autumn of 2015, Sida had to reprioritise and in this process it was decided that the programme would receive a much smaller support. The discussions ended in a support of 6MSEK over a two year period, and in that Sida after this period probably will not be able to continue to work with AWEPA on regional parliaments. Extraordinarily big overhead costs have therefore been approved for the programme, as AWEPA needto keep its organisation and partnerships alive. AWEPA föreslår att implementera ett två-årigt program (2016-2017) för att arbeta med institutionellt kapacitetsbyggande av regionala parlament i Afrika söder om Sahara, framförallt med fokus på de nya Sustainable Development Goals. Programmet kommer att prioritera EALA (East African Legislative Assembly), för deras anvancerade ställning med lagstiftande mandat, och PAP (Pan-African Parliament), för deras kontinentala mandat. Programmet kommer därutöver att arbeta med SADC-PF, ECOWAS-P och CEMAC-P. Programmet är en fortsättning på tidigare femårigt samarbete mellan Sida och AWEPA kring regionala afrikanska parlament och MDG:s. AWEPA:s program, med titeln ‘Regional African Parliaments in Development: taking up challenges and opportunities of the SDG’s’, har som mål att förbättra regional demokrati genom att stärka de regionala parlamentens ställning, samt öka effektiviteten i arbetet mot SDG:s. Programmet är relevant under Sidas strategi för utvecklingssamarbete i Afrika söder om Sahara genom att de arbetar med ansvarsutkrävande, demokrati och med REC:ar och AU, vilka identifierats som strategiska aktörer för regionalt arbete i Afrika. Programmet är också relevant för Sida i bredare mening genom dess fokus på SDG:s. Tanken var ursprungligen att programmet skulle vara avsevärt mer omfattande och pågå i fem år. Framförallt på grund av budgetnedskärningar under hösten 2015 behövde Sida omprioritera och i denna process bestämdes att en mycket mindre summa kunde ges till AWEPA, under en kortare period. Diskussionerna landade vid att AWEPA får 6MSEK över en tvåårsperiod, och att Sida därefter antagligen inte kan fortsätta sitt stöd till organisationen. Mot denna bakgrund har extraordinärt stora overhead-kostnader godkänts för programmet, då AWEPA behöver hålla sin organisation och sina partnerskap vid liv. Regional parliaments have enhanced capacity, networks and support to deliver on their mandate. Sweden AWEPA/Association of European Parliamentarians with Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AWEPA/Association of European Parliamentarians with Africa Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1892710 1892710 0 0 1892710 AWEPA/Association of European Parliamentarians with Africa 1892710 AWEPA/Association of European Parliamentarians with Africa Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51060025 Sweden Corruption levels in Bangladesh are amongst the highest in the world, with corruption described as endemic and systemic. This means that corruption is present in all parts of society, permeating all areas of governance, imposing additional costs and/or loss of revenue for both private and public actors and damaging the relationship and levels of trust between the government and the people. Corruption therefore presents a formidable obstacle not only to democratic governance but also for the full potential of development in Bangladesh. Transparency International Bangladesh works with a two pronged approach. On the one hand TIB, through research and advocacy, are working directly for improvement of the legislative and regulatory systems, governmental actors and institutions of importance for the prevention of corruption (institutional environment/"supply side" of Democratic governance). TIB also places an equal importance on working with social mobilisation and awareness of the public through its satellite organisations on local level (CCC and YES groups, more information below). This works aims at creating pressure on agencies and institutions above, but also on reducing the tolerance level in society at large for corruption i. e.. strives for a change in the "culture of corruption" in Bangladesh today (societal norms/"demand side" of democratic governance). In accordance with this, the main objectives of the project at hand are: "•To advocate for reforms in laws, policies, processes, practises and oversight for improving governance in targeted institutions and sectors. •To generate peoples’ demand for good governance and to strengthen citizens’ capacity to challenge corruption." This approach is deemed to be reasonable within the context of Bangladesh, allowing for genuine improvement on all levels, and thus contributing to the overarching goal of the project "to promote a more enabling environment for reducing corruption " Korruptionen i Bangladesh drabbar alla och finns inom alla samhällssektorer. Bangladesh låg i början av 2000-talet i botten i Transparency Internationals lista över situationen i världens länder. År 2014 låg Bangladesh på plats 136 av 179 länder. Korruptionen är mycket kostsam för samhällsutvecklingen. Beräkningar gör gällande att landets årliga ekonomiska tillväxt hade varit 2-3% högre med mindre korruption. Människor i fattigdom drabbas hårdast av korruption, sett till andelen av årsinkomsten som försvinner i korruption. De allra fattigaste (med en inkomst under 1 300 SEK/månad) lägger ungefär 5 % av sin inkomst på korruption medan motsvarande siffra för höginkomsttagare (här med inkomst på minst 5 300 SEK/månad) är 1,2 %.Korruptionen möjliggörs av en svag rättsstat, informella institutioner med en otydlig distinktion mellan det privata och offentliga, samt en bristande politisk vilja att tackla korruptionen. Avsaknaden av regelstyrda, transparenta institutioner som möjliggör ansvarsutkrävande försvårar bekämpandet av korruptionen på alla nivåer. Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) är en oberoende ideell organisation som tillsammans med ytterligare ett hundratal nationella avdelningar världen över ingår i det globala nätverket Transparency International. Organisationens övergripande mål är att bidra till ökad transparens och minskade nivåer av korruption i samhället. Sverige stödjer TIB sedan 2004 och bereder just nu ett stöd för projekt BIBEC - Building Integrity Blocks for Effective Change, att genomföras under perioden 2014-2019 TIB kommer under BIBEC att utöka de sektorer de arbetar inom, idag utbildning och hälsa, till att även inkludera land/mark-frågor och klimatfinansiering ("Climate Financing"). Dessa fyra sektorer representerar områden där korruption har förödande påverkan för de allra fattigaste i samhället direkt och indirekt. Strategier inom kommande projekt "BIBEC" omfattar dels forskning kopplat till policy- och påverkansarbete för institutionella reformer. TIB behåller därmed sitt fokus på det övergripande nationell ramverket (lagar och policys) gällande transparens och korruption, samt på övergripande nationell advocacy i ämnet för att främja en miljö som bekämpar korruption. Ytterligare en viktig del av TIBS arbete utgörs av gräsrotsmobilisering på lokal nivå, för ökat medvetande om korruption och ökat anvarsutkrävande från medborgarna (genom bla arbete med lokala grupper såsom ”CCC”- och ”YES-groups”). TIB arbetar via dessa grupper direkt med lokala myndigheter och institutioner för att på detta sätt främja ökad transparens och minskad korruption inom dessa. To promote a more enabling environment for reducing corruption by improved governance in selected sectors and institutions of integrity (goal and purpose). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general During the project's implementation period, TIB engaged in policy advocacy and research initiatives which led to positive impact. In terms of outcomes TIB contributed to the approval or reform of several Acts, rules, policies and to the drafting of laws and policies through studies and advocacy products. Measures have been taken at national level and at local level by government agencies against corrupt practices and irregularities in selected institutions/sectors. A review of the support carried out in May 2019 concluded that the contribution had resulted in increased practice of proactive disclosure among targeted institutions. Targeting of Vulnerable Group Development beneficiaries had improved in selected local level institutions. Large number of people have been reached with information on corruption and mobilized to raise questions and make complaints. The internal governance of selected institutions has been improved. One of the major achievements has been increased public awareness on the importance of transparency and anti-corruption (e.g. more than 1 million people have been involved in various forms of anti-corruption activities). The above achievements indicate that the outcomes have significantly contributed in progress towards achieving the set objectives. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51060025-5106002501 Sweden Corruption levels in Bangladesh are amongst the highest in the world, with corruption described as endemic and systemic. This means that corruption is present in all parts of society, permeating all areas of governance, imposing additional costs and/or loss of revenue for both private and public actors and damaging the relationship and levels of trust between the government and the people. Corruption therefore presents a formidable obstacle not only to democratic governance but also for the full potential of development in Bangladesh. Transparency International Bangladesh works with a two pronged approach. On the one hand TIB, through research and advocacy, are working directly for improvement of the legislative and regulatory systems, governmental actors and institutions of importance for the prevention of corruption (institutional environment/"supply side" of Democratic governance). TIB also places an equal importance on working with social mobilisation and awareness of the public through its satellite organisations on local level (CCC and YES groups, more information below). This works aims at creating pressure on agencies and institutions above, but also on reducing the tolerance level in society at large for corruption i. e.. strives for a change in the "culture of corruption" in Bangladesh today (societal norms/"demand side" of democratic governance). In accordance with this, the main objectives of the project at hand are: "•To advocate for reforms in laws, policies, processes, practises and oversight for improving governance in targeted institutions and sectors. •To generate peoples’ demand for good governance and to strengthen citizens’ capacity to challenge corruption." This approach is deemed to be reasonable within the context of Bangladesh, allowing for genuine improvement on all levels, and thus contributing to the overarching goal of the project "to promote a more enabling environment for reducing corruption " Korruptionen i Bangladesh drabbar alla och finns inom alla samhällssektorer. Bangladesh låg i början av 2000-talet i botten i Transparency Internationals lista över situationen i världens länder. År 2014 låg Bangladesh på plats 136 av 179 länder. Korruptionen är mycket kostsam för samhällsutvecklingen. Beräkningar gör gällande att landets årliga ekonomiska tillväxt hade varit 2-3% högre med mindre korruption. Människor i fattigdom drabbas hårdast av korruption, sett till andelen av årsinkomsten som försvinner i korruption. De allra fattigaste (med en inkomst under 1 300 SEK/månad) lägger ungefär 5 % av sin inkomst på korruption medan motsvarande siffra för höginkomsttagare (här med inkomst på minst 5 300 SEK/månad) är 1,2 %.Korruptionen möjliggörs av en svag rättsstat, informella institutioner med en otydlig distinktion mellan det privata och offentliga, samt en bristande politisk vilja att tackla korruptionen. Avsaknaden av regelstyrda, transparenta institutioner som möjliggör ansvarsutkrävande försvårar bekämpandet av korruptionen på alla nivåer. Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) är en oberoende ideell organisation som tillsammans med ytterligare ett hundratal nationella avdelningar världen över ingår i det globala nätverket Transparency International. Organisationens övergripande mål är att bidra till ökad transparens och minskade nivåer av korruption i samhället. Sverige stödjer TIB sedan 2004 och bereder just nu ett stöd för projekt BIBEC - Building Integrity Blocks for Effective Change, att genomföras under perioden 2014-2019 TIB kommer under BIBEC att utöka de sektorer de arbetar inom, idag utbildning och hälsa, till att även inkludera land/mark-frågor och klimatfinansiering ("Climate Financing"). Dessa fyra sektorer representerar områden där korruption har förödande påverkan för de allra fattigaste i samhället direkt och indirekt. Strategier inom kommande projekt "BIBEC" omfattar dels forskning kopplat till policy- och påverkansarbete för institutionella reformer. TIB behåller därmed sitt fokus på det övergripande nationell ramverket (lagar och policys) gällande transparens och korruption, samt på övergripande nationell advocacy i ämnet för att främja en miljö som bekämpar korruption. Ytterligare en viktig del av TIBS arbete utgörs av gräsrotsmobilisering på lokal nivå, för ökat medvetande om korruption och ökat anvarsutkrävande från medborgarna (genom bla arbete med lokala grupper såsom ”CCC”- och ”YES-groups”). TIB arbetar via dessa grupper direkt med lokala myndigheter och institutioner för att på detta sätt främja ökad transparens och minskad korruption inom dessa. To promote a more enabling environment for reducing corruption by improved governance in selected sectors and institutions of integrity (goal and purpose). Sweden Transparency International Bangladesh Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2800000 4300000 4850000 5150000 5300000 7600000 5000000 0 0 0 2800000 2400000 5000000 -2550000 4300000 2700000 0 5300000 5000000 2600000 0 0 -5000000 0 2400000 2600000 2450000 0 2700000 0 2600000 0 -5300000 0 5000000 35000000 Transparency International 2800000 Transparency International 4300000 Transparency International 2400000 Transparency International 2450000 Transparency International 2450000 Transparency International 2700000 Transparency International 2700000 Transparency International 2600000 Transparency International 2600000 Transparency International 5000000 Transparency International 5000000 Transparency International Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Enhanced capacity of civil society to work towards greater accountability and contribute to knowledge about democracy, gender equality (including violence against women), and human rights Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället att verka för ökat ansvarsutkrävande och bidra till kunskap om demokrati, jämställdhet inklusive våld mot kvinnor, och mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51060025-5106002502 Sweden Corruption levels in Bangladesh are amongst the highest in the world, with corruption described as endemic and systemic. This means that corruption is present in all parts of society, permeating all areas of governance, imposing additional costs and/or loss of revenue for both private and public actors and damaging the relationship and levels of trust between the government and the people. Corruption therefore presents a formidable obstacle not only to democratic governance but also for the full potential of development in Bangladesh. Transparency International Bangladesh works with a two pronged approach. On the one hand TIB, through research and advocacy, are working directly for improvement of the legislative and regulatory systems, governmental actors and institutions of importance for the prevention of corruption (institutional environment/"supply side" of Democratic governance). TIB also places an equal importance on working with social mobilisation and awareness of the public through its satellite organisations on local level (CCC and YES groups, more information below). This works aims at creating pressure on agencies and institutions above, but also on reducing the tolerance level in society at large for corruption i. e.. strives for a change in the "culture of corruption" in Bangladesh today (societal norms/"demand side" of democratic governance). In accordance with this, the main objectives of the project at hand are: "•To advocate for reforms in laws, policies, processes, practises and oversight for improving governance in targeted institutions and sectors. •To generate peoples’ demand for good governance and to strengthen citizens’ capacity to challenge corruption." This approach is deemed to be reasonable within the context of Bangladesh, allowing for genuine improvement on all levels, and thus contributing to the overarching goal of the project "to promote a more enabling environment for reducing corruption " Korruptionen i Bangladesh drabbar alla och finns inom alla samhällssektorer. Bangladesh låg i början av 2000-talet i botten i Transparency Internationals lista över situationen i världens länder. År 2014 låg Bangladesh på plats 136 av 179 länder. Korruptionen är mycket kostsam för samhällsutvecklingen. Beräkningar gör gällande att landets årliga ekonomiska tillväxt hade varit 2-3% högre med mindre korruption. Människor i fattigdom drabbas hårdast av korruption, sett till andelen av årsinkomsten som försvinner i korruption. De allra fattigaste (med en inkomst under 1 300 SEK/månad) lägger ungefär 5 % av sin inkomst på korruption medan motsvarande siffra för höginkomsttagare (här med inkomst på minst 5 300 SEK/månad) är 1,2 %.Korruptionen möjliggörs av en svag rättsstat, informella institutioner med en otydlig distinktion mellan det privata och offentliga, samt en bristande politisk vilja att tackla korruptionen. Avsaknaden av regelstyrda, transparenta institutioner som möjliggör ansvarsutkrävande försvårar bekämpandet av korruptionen på alla nivåer. Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) är en oberoende ideell organisation som tillsammans med ytterligare ett hundratal nationella avdelningar världen över ingår i det globala nätverket Transparency International. Organisationens övergripande mål är att bidra till ökad transparens och minskade nivåer av korruption i samhället. Sverige stödjer TIB sedan 2004 och bereder just nu ett stöd för projekt BIBEC - Building Integrity Blocks for Effective Change, att genomföras under perioden 2014-2019 TIB kommer under BIBEC att utöka de sektorer de arbetar inom, idag utbildning och hälsa, till att även inkludera land/mark-frågor och klimatfinansiering ("Climate Financing"). Dessa fyra sektorer representerar områden där korruption har förödande påverkan för de allra fattigaste i samhället direkt och indirekt. Strategier inom kommande projekt "BIBEC" omfattar dels forskning kopplat till policy- och påverkansarbete för institutionella reformer. TIB behåller därmed sitt fokus på det övergripande nationell ramverket (lagar och policys) gällande transparens och korruption, samt på övergripande nationell advocacy i ämnet för att främja en miljö som bekämpar korruption. Ytterligare en viktig del av TIBS arbete utgörs av gräsrotsmobilisering på lokal nivå, för ökat medvetande om korruption och ökat anvarsutkrävande från medborgarna (genom bla arbete med lokala grupper såsom ”CCC”- och ”YES-groups”). TIB arbetar via dessa grupper direkt med lokala myndigheter och institutioner för att på detta sätt främja ökad transparens och minskad korruption inom dessa. To promote a more enabling environment for reducing corruption by improved governance in selected sectors and institutions of integrity (goal and purpose). Sweden Transparency International Bangladesh Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 Transparency International 4000000 Transparency International Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Enhanced capacity to promote democratic governance and human rights. Stärkt kapacitet att verka för demokratisk samhällsstyrning och mänskliga rättigheter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51060034 Sweden The development problem that the intervention aims to address is that protection of women’s rights comes from the gender-based power structure in the family, society, and the state. Discrimination against women is very common in Bangladesh and affects the quality of their life. Among the many challenges with regard to women's rights in the country are issues of child marriage, the system of dowry, sexual harassment, and domestic violence. A culture of impunity exists in Bangladesh that denies justice to victims of human rights abuse in most cases. Thus, BNWLA has designed the new phase as a continuation of the previous one that was focused on providing legal aid support to female victims of human rights violation. The overall objective of the new phase is 'Women and girls in Bangladesh are less vulnerable to all forms of violence and better protected from the threat of such violence'. The expected outcomes of the intervention are 1) Government and service providers are accountable to women and girls for prevention, protection and response, 2) Women and girl survivors safely access adequate and appropriate support services (shelter, medical, psychosocial, security, income generation), and 3) Women and girls safely access justice at all levels including within customary and religious laws The Embassy has experience of good cooperated with BNWLA from four previous phases of support, the first three of which were done jointly with other like-minded development partners. Utvecklingsproblemet som insatsen syftar till att ta itu med är att brotten mor kvinnors rättigheter har sitt ursprung i könsmaktsstrukturer i familjen, samhället och staten. Diskriminering av kvinnor är mycket vanligt i Bangladesh och påverkar kvaliteten på deras liv. Bland de många utmaningar när det gäller kvinnors rättigheter i landet är frågor om barnäktenskap, systemet med hemgift, sexuella trakasserier, och våld i hemmet. En kultur av straffrihet råder i Bangladesh som i de flesta fall förnekar rättvisa för offren för brott mot de mänskliga rättigheterna. Just därför har BNWLA utformat den nya fasen som en fortsättning på den tidigare som var inriktad mot att ge rättshjälpsstöd till kvinnor som utsatts för kränkningar av sina mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för den nya insatsfasen är att kvinnor och flickor i Bangladesh är mindre sårbara för alla former av våld och bättre skyddade från hot om våld. De förväntade resultaten av interventionen är 1) regeringen och leverantörer av sociala tjänster är ansvariga inför kvinnor och flickor att förebygga, skydda och respondera, 2) överlevande kvinnor och flickor får tillgång till lämpliga och tillräckliga stödtjänster (skydd, medicinsk, psykosocial, säkerhet, inkomstgenerering ), och 3) kvinnor och flickor får tillgång till rättvisa på alla nivåer även inom traditionella och religiösa lagar. Ambassaden har god erfarenhet av samarbetade med BNWLA från fyra tidigare faser av insatsstöd, varav de tre första gjordes tillsammans med andra likasinnade givare. Women and girls in Bangladesh are less vulnerable to all forms of violence and better protected from the threat of such violence. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors During the project implementation period (August 2014 December 2016), BNWLA ran activities through four major components within the project in order to achieve the above-mentioned objectives . The component of basic awareness rising was actively led by Leaders of Influence pool in the community level. Training were provided to this pool to bring change in the mind-set, attitude and behavior of community people. In Legal Literacy Session the participants (at school & community level) started to learn about laws and policies relating to rights of women and girls. This component has helped in raising the voice of the community people. In the component resolving individual problems through formal and informal justice system training was provided to local level lawyers and law students. Unreported cases were identified instantly through Legal Aid Camps at union and sub-district level. In working areas, paralegal groups were formed and orientated regarding their role and responsibilities for reducing violence against women and girls. Legal service delivery system was also provided in all working areas of the community for relief. Fact finding, mediation were also conducted effectively. Apart from dealing with the formal justice system, individual problems were also resolved through informal systems like mediation, intervention of paralegals, etc. In the component improve administration of justice system, two modules- one for Improved Performance and Credibility of Prosecutorial System (participants: Public Prosecutors, Additional Public Prosecutor, Assistant Public Prosecutors and Special Public Prosecutors) and another for Court Administration, Gender and Equal Opportunities" (participants: court administrative staff) were prepared. Through these modules training and advocacy workshop were arranged to sensitize and improve administration of justice system. In the component strengthening oversight & enforcement mechanism an assessment on justice system was conducted to figure out the existing causes and consequences of corruption. By means of a survey it was found that more than 95 percent of clients had bribe the police to register a case. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51060034-5106003401 Sweden The development problem that the intervention aims to address is that protection of women’s rights comes from the gender-based power structure in the family, society, and the state. Discrimination against women is very common in Bangladesh and affects the quality of their life. Among the many challenges with regard to women's rights in the country are issues of child marriage, the system of dowry, sexual harassment, and domestic violence. A culture of impunity exists in Bangladesh that denies justice to victims of human rights abuse in most cases. Thus, BNWLA has designed the new phase as a continuation of the previous one that was focused on providing legal aid support to female victims of human rights violation. The overall objective of the new phase is 'Women and girls in Bangladesh are less vulnerable to all forms of violence and better protected from the threat of such violence'. The expected outcomes of the intervention are 1) Government and service providers are accountable to women and girls for prevention, protection and response, 2) Women and girl survivors safely access adequate and appropriate support services (shelter, medical, psychosocial, security, income generation), and 3) Women and girls safely access justice at all levels including within customary and religious laws The Embassy has experience of good cooperated with BNWLA from four previous phases of support, the first three of which were done jointly with other like-minded development partners. Utvecklingsproblemet som insatsen syftar till att ta itu med är att brotten mor kvinnors rättigheter har sitt ursprung i könsmaktsstrukturer i familjen, samhället och staten. Diskriminering av kvinnor är mycket vanligt i Bangladesh och påverkar kvaliteten på deras liv. Bland de många utmaningar när det gäller kvinnors rättigheter i landet är frågor om barnäktenskap, systemet med hemgift, sexuella trakasserier, och våld i hemmet. En kultur av straffrihet råder i Bangladesh som i de flesta fall förnekar rättvisa för offren för brott mot de mänskliga rättigheterna. Just därför har BNWLA utformat den nya fasen som en fortsättning på den tidigare som var inriktad mot att ge rättshjälpsstöd till kvinnor som utsatts för kränkningar av sina mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för den nya insatsfasen är att kvinnor och flickor i Bangladesh är mindre sårbara för alla former av våld och bättre skyddade från hot om våld. De förväntade resultaten av interventionen är 1) regeringen och leverantörer av sociala tjänster är ansvariga inför kvinnor och flickor att förebygga, skydda och respondera, 2) överlevande kvinnor och flickor får tillgång till lämpliga och tillräckliga stödtjänster (skydd, medicinsk, psykosocial, säkerhet, inkomstgenerering ), och 3) kvinnor och flickor får tillgång till rättvisa på alla nivåer även inom traditionella och religiösa lagar. Ambassaden har god erfarenhet av samarbetade med BNWLA från fyra tidigare faser av insatsstöd, varav de tre första gjordes tillsammans med andra likasinnade givare. Women and girls in Bangladesh are less vulnerable to all forms of violence and better protected from the threat of such violence. Sweden BNWLA/Bangladesh National Woman Lawyers Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BNWLA/Bangladesh National Woman Lawyers Association Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 3000000 3000000 0 0 -297058 3000000 0 0 0 3000000 0 -297058 0 0 5702942 BNWLA/Bangladesh National Woman Lawyers Association 3000000 BNWLA/Bangladesh National Woman Lawyers Association 3000000 BNWLA/Bangladesh National Woman Lawyers Association -297058.43 BNWLA/Bangladesh National Woman Lawyers Association Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Enhanced capacity of civil society to work towards greater accountability and contribute to knowledge about democracy, gender equality (including violence against women), and human rights Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället att verka för ökat ansvarsutkrävande och bidra till kunskap om demokrati, jämställdhet inklusive våld mot kvinnor, och mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51060034-5106003403 Sweden The development problem that the intervention aims to address is that protection of women’s rights comes from the gender-based power structure in the family, society, and the state. Discrimination against women is very common in Bangladesh and affects the quality of their life. Among the many challenges with regard to women's rights in the country are issues of child marriage, the system of dowry, sexual harassment, and domestic violence. A culture of impunity exists in Bangladesh that denies justice to victims of human rights abuse in most cases. Thus, BNWLA has designed the new phase as a continuation of the previous one that was focused on providing legal aid support to female victims of human rights violation. The overall objective of the new phase is 'Women and girls in Bangladesh are less vulnerable to all forms of violence and better protected from the threat of such violence'. The expected outcomes of the intervention are 1) Government and service providers are accountable to women and girls for prevention, protection and response, 2) Women and girl survivors safely access adequate and appropriate support services (shelter, medical, psychosocial, security, income generation), and 3) Women and girls safely access justice at all levels including within customary and religious laws The Embassy has experience of good cooperated with BNWLA from four previous phases of support, the first three of which were done jointly with other like-minded development partners. Utvecklingsproblemet som insatsen syftar till att ta itu med är att brotten mor kvinnors rättigheter har sitt ursprung i könsmaktsstrukturer i familjen, samhället och staten. Diskriminering av kvinnor är mycket vanligt i Bangladesh och påverkar kvaliteten på deras liv. Bland de många utmaningar när det gäller kvinnors rättigheter i landet är frågor om barnäktenskap, systemet med hemgift, sexuella trakasserier, och våld i hemmet. En kultur av straffrihet råder i Bangladesh som i de flesta fall förnekar rättvisa för offren för brott mot de mänskliga rättigheterna. Just därför har BNWLA utformat den nya fasen som en fortsättning på den tidigare som var inriktad mot att ge rättshjälpsstöd till kvinnor som utsatts för kränkningar av sina mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för den nya insatsfasen är att kvinnor och flickor i Bangladesh är mindre sårbara för alla former av våld och bättre skyddade från hot om våld. De förväntade resultaten av interventionen är 1) regeringen och leverantörer av sociala tjänster är ansvariga inför kvinnor och flickor att förebygga, skydda och respondera, 2) överlevande kvinnor och flickor får tillgång till lämpliga och tillräckliga stödtjänster (skydd, medicinsk, psykosocial, säkerhet, inkomstgenerering ), och 3) kvinnor och flickor får tillgång till rättvisa på alla nivåer även inom traditionella och religiösa lagar. Ambassaden har god erfarenhet av samarbetade med BNWLA från fyra tidigare faser av insatsstöd, varav de tre första gjordes tillsammans med andra likasinnade givare. Women and girls in Bangladesh are less vulnerable to all forms of violence and better protected from the threat of such violence. Sweden BNWLA/Bangladesh National Woman Lawyers Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 74011 -300000 0 74011 300000 0 74011 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 74011 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Enhanced capacity of civil society to work towards greater accountability and contribute to knowledge about democracy, gender equality (including violence against women), and human rights Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället att verka för ökat ansvarsutkrävande och bidra till kunskap om demokrati, jämställdhet inklusive våld mot kvinnor, och mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51060063 Sweden Within the Swedish development cooperation with Bangladesh, an interesting bilateral partnership between two public agencies may take place. The partners are Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, BBS and Statistics Sweden, SCB who will strive for the overall objective “Increased access to quality statistics in society by supporting the position of BBS as the central statistics institution”. The project is a technical assistance program with the title "Institutional Cooperation between Statistics Sweden and Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics Project", in the assessment called the Project. The Swedish Embassy in Dhaka wishes to support this Project because independent statistics is one of the key starting points for decision makers and actors in civil society to reduce poverty and increase opportunities for welfare in society. The support is also in line with existing strategies and policies - both global and national. The initiative will also contribute to the country's follow-up and reporting of relevant Development Goals / Agenda 2030 The partners aim to develop a government exchange based on democratic principles, such as openness, accessibility and inclusiveness. Based on a pre-study performed during 2016, the planned activities will be carried out through learning sessions and other actions to achieve improved methods, procedures and processes as well as systems for collecting and analysis of statistics together with improvement of management.  The gender perspective will be integrated in the Project with a focus on women to develop their skills in their areas. In activities that address the role of management, the Project will strive to bring women into senior positions. A red thread throughout the Project is to make statistics more transparent and accessible, to be used more. By focusing on statistics in the areas of gender, environment and climate change plus the labor market, the initiative will be strengthening BBS, and provide other projects and actors with credible and impartial data. As the focus areas are in line with the Swedish Strategy for development coopeartion in Bangladesh, the link to other partners within these areas will be strong as well as the use of the results. The initiative also supports the follow-up and reporting on the relevant SDG:s. Statistics Sweden will have a full time Long-term Advisor at place and experts will come from Sweden to different sessions and missions. There will also be a Project Manager in Stockholm at SCB, and a full-time Project Manager from Bangladesh as well as a team working with the Project in Dhaka. The activities will take place from November 2018 to December 2021. The total sum for the intervention is planned to be 20 MSEK. An agreement will be signed between Statistics Sweden and The Embassy of Sweden in Dhaka, which cleary stresses that Statistics Sweden will take care of the budget and financial follow up. A contribution agreement between ERD, Economic Relations Division at Ministry of Finance in Bangaldesh and The Embassy of Sweden in Dhaka will be signed as well as a cooperation agreement between Statistics Sweden and Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics. The idea of ??the project has sprung from BBS's participation in previous education programs (ITP), which in turn led to a pre-study, finalized 2016, which the Embassy had asked SCB to perform together with BBS on the need for improved statistics. The study then generated a request from the Bangladesh government for a longer bilateral exchange within the statistical area. Myndighetssamarbete mellan SCB och Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics 2018-2022. Inom ramen för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bangladesh kan ett intressant myndighetssamarbete äga rum. Samarbetsparter är Bangladeshs statistikbyrå; Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, BBS, och Statistiska centralbyrån, SCB. Parterna ska arbeta mot det övergripande målet "Ökad tillgång till kvalitetetssäkrad statistik i samhället genom att stödja den bangladeshiska byråns ställning som central expertorganisation inom statistik". Projettiteln på svenska är "Myndighetssamarbete mellan SCB och Bangladeshs statistikbyrå" - i bedömningen kallad Projektet. Svenska ambassaden i Dhaka önskar stödja detta Projekt därför att oberoende och säker statistik är en av de viktigaste utgångspunkterna för beslutsfattare och aktörer i det civila samhället för att minska fattigdomen och öka möjligheterna till välfärd i samhället. Stödet är också i linje med befintliga strategier och policyer - såväl globala som nationella. Initiativet kommer också att bidra till landets uppföljning och rapportering av relevanta utvecklingsmål (The Sustainable Development Goals / Agenda 2030). Inom Projektet ska parterna sträva efter att utveckla institutionen i Bangladesh, baserat på demokratiska principer såsom delaktighet, öppenhet och tillgänglighet. Tack vare en förstudie som genomfördes 2016 kunde ett projektförslag tas fram med lämpliga aktiviteter. Några av dessa är utbildningar, praktiska och tekniska konkreta förbättringar samt spridning av statistik. Ambitionen är att uppnå förbättrade metoder, förfaranden och processer samt system för insamling och analys av statistik tillsammans med en förbättrad organisationsstruktur. Genderperspektivet är integrerat i Projektet med fokus på kvinnor som ska kunna utveckla sin kompetens inom sina specifika områden. I projektaktiviteter som handlar om ledningens roll strävar Projektet efter att få fler kvinnor till ledande befattningar. En röd tråd genom hela Projektet är att göra statistiken mer transparent och användas mer. Därför spelar kommunikationsarbetet en viktig roll i samarbetet. Projektet ska fokusera på områden som är i fokus för Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Bangladesh: Gender, miljö och klimatförändringar plus arbetsmarknadsfrågor. Genom att fokusera på dessa områden hoppas projektägarna att, på ett konkret sätt, stärka den bangladeshiska parten och öppna upp för andra relevanta aktörer att använda sig av den statistik som produceras eller förbättras. Genom att fokusområdena stämmer överens med strategin kan arbetet knytas ihop med pågående insatser inom det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet och samarbetsparter inom områdena utnyttja resultaten. SCB ska ha en heltidsanställd rådgivare på plats och experter kommer från Sverige till olika sessioner och uppdrag. Det ska också finnas en projektledare baserad i Stockholm från SCB, och en från Bangladesh på plats i Dhaka - samt ett projektteam. Verksamheten, själva aktiviteterna, äger rum från november 2018 till december 2021. Den totala summan för Projektet är planerad till 20 000 000 SEK. Ett huvudavtal upprättas mellan SCB och svenska ambassaden i Dhaka där det tydligt framgår att SCB ansvarar för budget och finansiell rapportering. SCB skriver i sin tur ett samarbetsavtal med BBS och svenska ambassaden i Dhaka skriver ett samarbetsavtal med ERD, Economic Relations Division, på Finansministeriet i Bangladesh. Idén till Projektet är sprungen ur BBS´ medverkan i tidigare utbildningsprogram (ITP), som i sin tur ledde till en förstudie, avslutad 2016, som ambassaden bad SCB utföra tillsammans med BBS om behov av förbättrad statistik. Förstudien genererade sedan en tydlig förfrågan från Bangladesh regering om ett längre bilateralt utbyte inom statistikområdet. The overall objective of the project is “increased access to quality statistics in society by supporting the position of BBS as the central statistics institution”. The implementing partners are Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, BBS and Statistics Sweden, SCB. The project is expected to contribute to results in the following areas: - Statistical Methodology: BBS has a well-functioning methodology unit with skilled staff that is able to support both the organization and civil society, on a range of methodology related issues. - Management of a National statistics institute: BBS is a well-organized statistical institution, with a committed and professional management, that always strive for statistics to be published in a timely, user-friendly, reliable and accurate manner. The expectation is that this work will result in a stronger Bureau of Statistics in Bangladesh - with better capacity to take lead in statistics methodology development. - Labour Market statistics: The statistical officers at the labour force statistics wing have the ability to produce regular statistics in line with user needs, in a correct and sustainable manner. - Gender statistics: BBS is producing and making gender statistics available for a wide-range of surveys at BBS, in accordance with user needs. - Environmental statistics: The environmental statistics and accounts is under development, in accordance with SEEA, System of Environmental-Economic Accounting - standard. There is also a mainstreamed communication goal; BBS will have accessible and disseminated statistics. The work towards this goal will support the project to disseminate trustworthy statistics that is well packaged and easy to access. The partners aim to improve the capacity at Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, based on democratic principles. During 2016 a pre-study was performed which lead to the planned activities in the Project; achieving improved methods, procedures and processes as well as systems for collecting and analysis of statistics. A key feature throughout the project is to make statistics more transparent and accessible. Communications activities is expected to contribute to that end.     Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Statistical capacity building Other Social Infrastructure & Services The project achieved limited results in the reporting period from November 2019 to October 2020. Implementation was severely hampered by the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020, which lead to closure of the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) offices and relocation of Statistics Sweden's long-term advisor to Sweden, due to a suspension of international flights which lasted for several months. None of the technical missions that had been planned for the period from March onwards were possible to carry out. Some remote support was however provided through digital trainings and webinars. Results that were achieved in the period include: - In February 2020, BBS made a formal decision to form a methodological unit that will serve the whole organization and ensure improved quality in statistical methodology. -  A technical mission by advisors from Statistics Sweden was conducted in November 2019. The mission identified capacity needs related to communication and dissemination of statistics, including the need for more structured communication that is adapted to user needs, increased digitalisation in communication and dissemination to facilitate user access, and the need for a publication calendar. The importance of BBS taking a more active role in coordinating the National Statistics System (NSS) was also identified. A decision was made to close the project in February 2021, as it was assessed that the expected objectives and results would not be possible to achieve within the remaining time of the project. Results achieved in the period from November 2020 to May 2021, when the project ends, will be described in the final report.       No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51060063-5106006301 Sweden Within the Swedish development cooperation with Bangladesh, an interesting bilateral partnership between two public agencies may take place. The partners are Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, BBS and Statistics Sweden, SCB who will strive for the overall objective “Increased access to quality statistics in society by supporting the position of BBS as the central statistics institution”. The project is a technical assistance program with the title "Institutional Cooperation between Statistics Sweden and Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics Project", in the assessment called the Project. The Swedish Embassy in Dhaka wishes to support this Project because independent statistics is one of the key starting points for decision makers and actors in civil society to reduce poverty and increase opportunities for welfare in society. The support is also in line with existing strategies and policies - both global and national. The initiative will also contribute to the country's follow-up and reporting of relevant Development Goals / Agenda 2030 The partners aim to develop a government exchange based on democratic principles, such as openness, accessibility and inclusiveness. Based on a pre-study performed during 2016, the planned activities will be carried out through learning sessions and other actions to achieve improved methods, procedures and processes as well as systems for collecting and analysis of statistics together with improvement of management.  The gender perspective will be integrated in the Project with a focus on women to develop their skills in their areas. In activities that address the role of management, the Project will strive to bring women into senior positions. A red thread throughout the Project is to make statistics more transparent and accessible, to be used more. By focusing on statistics in the areas of gender, environment and climate change plus the labor market, the initiative will be strengthening BBS, and provide other projects and actors with credible and impartial data. As the focus areas are in line with the Swedish Strategy for development coopeartion in Bangladesh, the link to other partners within these areas will be strong as well as the use of the results. The initiative also supports the follow-up and reporting on the relevant SDG:s. Statistics Sweden will have a full time Long-term Advisor at place and experts will come from Sweden to different sessions and missions. There will also be a Project Manager in Stockholm at SCB, and a full-time Project Manager from Bangladesh as well as a team working with the Project in Dhaka. The activities will take place from November 2018 to December 2021. The total sum for the intervention is planned to be 20 MSEK. An agreement will be signed between Statistics Sweden and The Embassy of Sweden in Dhaka, which cleary stresses that Statistics Sweden will take care of the budget and financial follow up. A contribution agreement between ERD, Economic Relations Division at Ministry of Finance in Bangaldesh and The Embassy of Sweden in Dhaka will be signed as well as a cooperation agreement between Statistics Sweden and Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics. The idea of ??the project has sprung from BBS's participation in previous education programs (ITP), which in turn led to a pre-study, finalized 2016, which the Embassy had asked SCB to perform together with BBS on the need for improved statistics. The study then generated a request from the Bangladesh government for a longer bilateral exchange within the statistical area. Myndighetssamarbete mellan SCB och Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics 2018-2022. Inom ramen för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bangladesh kan ett intressant myndighetssamarbete äga rum. Samarbetsparter är Bangladeshs statistikbyrå; Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, BBS, och Statistiska centralbyrån, SCB. Parterna ska arbeta mot det övergripande målet "Ökad tillgång till kvalitetetssäkrad statistik i samhället genom att stödja den bangladeshiska byråns ställning som central expertorganisation inom statistik". Projettiteln på svenska är "Myndighetssamarbete mellan SCB och Bangladeshs statistikbyrå" - i bedömningen kallad Projektet. Svenska ambassaden i Dhaka önskar stödja detta Projekt därför att oberoende och säker statistik är en av de viktigaste utgångspunkterna för beslutsfattare och aktörer i det civila samhället för att minska fattigdomen och öka möjligheterna till välfärd i samhället. Stödet är också i linje med befintliga strategier och policyer - såväl globala som nationella. Initiativet kommer också att bidra till landets uppföljning och rapportering av relevanta utvecklingsmål (The Sustainable Development Goals / Agenda 2030). Inom Projektet ska parterna sträva efter att utveckla institutionen i Bangladesh, baserat på demokratiska principer såsom delaktighet, öppenhet och tillgänglighet. Tack vare en förstudie som genomfördes 2016 kunde ett projektförslag tas fram med lämpliga aktiviteter. Några av dessa är utbildningar, praktiska och tekniska konkreta förbättringar samt spridning av statistik. Ambitionen är att uppnå förbättrade metoder, förfaranden och processer samt system för insamling och analys av statistik tillsammans med en förbättrad organisationsstruktur. Genderperspektivet är integrerat i Projektet med fokus på kvinnor som ska kunna utveckla sin kompetens inom sina specifika områden. I projektaktiviteter som handlar om ledningens roll strävar Projektet efter att få fler kvinnor till ledande befattningar. En röd tråd genom hela Projektet är att göra statistiken mer transparent och användas mer. Därför spelar kommunikationsarbetet en viktig roll i samarbetet. Projektet ska fokusera på områden som är i fokus för Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Bangladesh: Gender, miljö och klimatförändringar plus arbetsmarknadsfrågor. Genom att fokusera på dessa områden hoppas projektägarna att, på ett konkret sätt, stärka den bangladeshiska parten och öppna upp för andra relevanta aktörer att använda sig av den statistik som produceras eller förbättras. Genom att fokusområdena stämmer överens med strategin kan arbetet knytas ihop med pågående insatser inom det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet och samarbetsparter inom områdena utnyttja resultaten. SCB ska ha en heltidsanställd rådgivare på plats och experter kommer från Sverige till olika sessioner och uppdrag. Det ska också finnas en projektledare baserad i Stockholm från SCB, och en från Bangladesh på plats i Dhaka - samt ett projektteam. Verksamheten, själva aktiviteterna, äger rum från november 2018 till december 2021. Den totala summan för Projektet är planerad till 20 000 000 SEK. Ett huvudavtal upprättas mellan SCB och svenska ambassaden i Dhaka där det tydligt framgår att SCB ansvarar för budget och finansiell rapportering. SCB skriver i sin tur ett samarbetsavtal med BBS och svenska ambassaden i Dhaka skriver ett samarbetsavtal med ERD, Economic Relations Division, på Finansministeriet i Bangladesh. Idén till Projektet är sprungen ur BBS´ medverkan i tidigare utbildningsprogram (ITP), som i sin tur ledde till en förstudie, avslutad 2016, som ambassaden bad SCB utföra tillsammans med BBS om behov av förbättrad statistik. Förstudien genererade sedan en tydlig förfrågan från Bangladesh regering om ett längre bilateralt utbyte inom statistikområdet. The overall objective of the project is “increased access to quality statistics in society by supporting the position of BBS as the central statistics institution”. The implementing partners are Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, BBS and Statistics Sweden, SCB. The project is expected to contribute to results in the following areas: - Statistical Methodology: BBS has a well-functioning methodology unit with skilled staff that is able to support both the organization and civil society, on a range of methodology related issues. - Management of a National statistics institute: BBS is a well-organized statistical institution, with a committed and professional management, that always strive for statistics to be published in a timely, user-friendly, reliable and accurate manner. The expectation is that this work will result in a stronger Bureau of Statistics in Bangladesh - with better capacity to take lead in statistics methodology development. - Labour Market statistics: The statistical officers at the labour force statistics wing have the ability to produce regular statistics in line with user needs, in a correct and sustainable manner. - Gender statistics: BBS is producing and making gender statistics available for a wide-range of surveys at BBS, in accordance with user needs. - Environmental statistics: The environmental statistics and accounts is under development, in accordance with SEEA, System of Environmental-Economic Accounting - standard. There is also a mainstreamed communication goal; BBS will have accessible and disseminated statistics. The work towards this goal will support the project to disseminate trustworthy statistics that is well packaged and easy to access. The partners aim to improve the capacity at Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, based on democratic principles. During 2016 a pre-study was performed which lead to the planned activities in the Project; achieving improved methods, procedures and processes as well as systems for collecting and analysis of statistics. A key feature throughout the project is to make statistics more transparent and accessible. Communications activities is expected to contribute to that end.     Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 6500000 0 0 0 9000000 9000000 5500000 1500000 -1500000 -9000000 0 -9000000 -5500000 0 0 -2500000 9000000 0 0 6500000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 6500000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Enhanced capacity to practise democratic governance, with a focus on transparency and combating corruption Stärkt kapacitet att utöva demokratisk samhällsstyrning, med fokus på transparens och korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51060063-5106006302 Sweden Within the Swedish development cooperation with Bangladesh, an interesting bilateral partnership between two public agencies may take place. The partners are Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, BBS and Statistics Sweden, SCB who will strive for the overall objective “Increased access to quality statistics in society by supporting the position of BBS as the central statistics institution”. The project is a technical assistance program with the title "Institutional Cooperation between Statistics Sweden and Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics Project", in the assessment called the Project. The Swedish Embassy in Dhaka wishes to support this Project because independent statistics is one of the key starting points for decision makers and actors in civil society to reduce poverty and increase opportunities for welfare in society. The support is also in line with existing strategies and policies - both global and national. The initiative will also contribute to the country's follow-up and reporting of relevant Development Goals / Agenda 2030 The partners aim to develop a government exchange based on democratic principles, such as openness, accessibility and inclusiveness. Based on a pre-study performed during 2016, the planned activities will be carried out through learning sessions and other actions to achieve improved methods, procedures and processes as well as systems for collecting and analysis of statistics together with improvement of management.  The gender perspective will be integrated in the Project with a focus on women to develop their skills in their areas. In activities that address the role of management, the Project will strive to bring women into senior positions. A red thread throughout the Project is to make statistics more transparent and accessible, to be used more. By focusing on statistics in the areas of gender, environment and climate change plus the labor market, the initiative will be strengthening BBS, and provide other projects and actors with credible and impartial data. As the focus areas are in line with the Swedish Strategy for development coopeartion in Bangladesh, the link to other partners within these areas will be strong as well as the use of the results. The initiative also supports the follow-up and reporting on the relevant SDG:s. Statistics Sweden will have a full time Long-term Advisor at place and experts will come from Sweden to different sessions and missions. There will also be a Project Manager in Stockholm at SCB, and a full-time Project Manager from Bangladesh as well as a team working with the Project in Dhaka. The activities will take place from November 2018 to December 2021. The total sum for the intervention is planned to be 20 MSEK. An agreement will be signed between Statistics Sweden and The Embassy of Sweden in Dhaka, which cleary stresses that Statistics Sweden will take care of the budget and financial follow up. A contribution agreement between ERD, Economic Relations Division at Ministry of Finance in Bangaldesh and The Embassy of Sweden in Dhaka will be signed as well as a cooperation agreement between Statistics Sweden and Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics. The idea of ??the project has sprung from BBS's participation in previous education programs (ITP), which in turn led to a pre-study, finalized 2016, which the Embassy had asked SCB to perform together with BBS on the need for improved statistics. The study then generated a request from the Bangladesh government for a longer bilateral exchange within the statistical area. Myndighetssamarbete mellan SCB och Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics 2018-2022. Inom ramen för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bangladesh kan ett intressant myndighetssamarbete äga rum. Samarbetsparter är Bangladeshs statistikbyrå; Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, BBS, och Statistiska centralbyrån, SCB. Parterna ska arbeta mot det övergripande målet "Ökad tillgång till kvalitetetssäkrad statistik i samhället genom att stödja den bangladeshiska byråns ställning som central expertorganisation inom statistik". Projettiteln på svenska är "Myndighetssamarbete mellan SCB och Bangladeshs statistikbyrå" - i bedömningen kallad Projektet. Svenska ambassaden i Dhaka önskar stödja detta Projekt därför att oberoende och säker statistik är en av de viktigaste utgångspunkterna för beslutsfattare och aktörer i det civila samhället för att minska fattigdomen och öka möjligheterna till välfärd i samhället. Stödet är också i linje med befintliga strategier och policyer - såväl globala som nationella. Initiativet kommer också att bidra till landets uppföljning och rapportering av relevanta utvecklingsmål (The Sustainable Development Goals / Agenda 2030). Inom Projektet ska parterna sträva efter att utveckla institutionen i Bangladesh, baserat på demokratiska principer såsom delaktighet, öppenhet och tillgänglighet. Tack vare en förstudie som genomfördes 2016 kunde ett projektförslag tas fram med lämpliga aktiviteter. Några av dessa är utbildningar, praktiska och tekniska konkreta förbättringar samt spridning av statistik. Ambitionen är att uppnå förbättrade metoder, förfaranden och processer samt system för insamling och analys av statistik tillsammans med en förbättrad organisationsstruktur. Genderperspektivet är integrerat i Projektet med fokus på kvinnor som ska kunna utveckla sin kompetens inom sina specifika områden. I projektaktiviteter som handlar om ledningens roll strävar Projektet efter att få fler kvinnor till ledande befattningar. En röd tråd genom hela Projektet är att göra statistiken mer transparent och användas mer. Därför spelar kommunikationsarbetet en viktig roll i samarbetet. Projektet ska fokusera på områden som är i fokus för Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Bangladesh: Gender, miljö och klimatförändringar plus arbetsmarknadsfrågor. Genom att fokusera på dessa områden hoppas projektägarna att, på ett konkret sätt, stärka den bangladeshiska parten och öppna upp för andra relevanta aktörer att använda sig av den statistik som produceras eller förbättras. Genom att fokusområdena stämmer överens med strategin kan arbetet knytas ihop med pågående insatser inom det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet och samarbetsparter inom områdena utnyttja resultaten. SCB ska ha en heltidsanställd rådgivare på plats och experter kommer från Sverige till olika sessioner och uppdrag. Det ska också finnas en projektledare baserad i Stockholm från SCB, och en från Bangladesh på plats i Dhaka - samt ett projektteam. Verksamheten, själva aktiviteterna, äger rum från november 2018 till december 2021. Den totala summan för Projektet är planerad till 20 000 000 SEK. Ett huvudavtal upprättas mellan SCB och svenska ambassaden i Dhaka där det tydligt framgår att SCB ansvarar för budget och finansiell rapportering. SCB skriver i sin tur ett samarbetsavtal med BBS och svenska ambassaden i Dhaka skriver ett samarbetsavtal med ERD, Economic Relations Division, på Finansministeriet i Bangladesh. Idén till Projektet är sprungen ur BBS´ medverkan i tidigare utbildningsprogram (ITP), som i sin tur ledde till en förstudie, avslutad 2016, som ambassaden bad SCB utföra tillsammans med BBS om behov av förbättrad statistik. Förstudien genererade sedan en tydlig förfrågan från Bangladesh regering om ett längre bilateralt utbyte inom statistikområdet. The overall objective of the project is “increased access to quality statistics in society by supporting the position of BBS as the central statistics institution”. The implementing partners are Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, BBS and Statistics Sweden, SCB. The project is expected to contribute to results in the following areas: - Statistical Methodology: BBS has a well-functioning methodology unit with skilled staff that is able to support both the organization and civil society, on a range of methodology related issues. - Management of a National statistics institute: BBS is a well-organized statistical institution, with a committed and professional management, that always strive for statistics to be published in a timely, user-friendly, reliable and accurate manner. The expectation is that this work will result in a stronger Bureau of Statistics in Bangladesh - with better capacity to take lead in statistics methodology development. - Labour Market statistics: The statistical officers at the labour force statistics wing have the ability to produce regular statistics in line with user needs, in a correct and sustainable manner. - Gender statistics: BBS is producing and making gender statistics available for a wide-range of surveys at BBS, in accordance with user needs. - Environmental statistics: The environmental statistics and accounts is under development, in accordance with SEEA, System of Environmental-Economic Accounting - standard. There is also a mainstreamed communication goal; BBS will have accessible and disseminated statistics. The work towards this goal will support the project to disseminate trustworthy statistics that is well packaged and easy to access. The partners aim to improve the capacity at Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, based on democratic principles. During 2016 a pre-study was performed which lead to the planned activities in the Project; achieving improved methods, procedures and processes as well as systems for collecting and analysis of statistics. A key feature throughout the project is to make statistics more transparent and accessible. Communications activities is expected to contribute to that end.     Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 809996 368621 291049 0 379031 -10410 0 518947 0 1178617 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 291049 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 518947 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 379031 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån -10410 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Enhanced capacity to promote democratic governance and human rights. Stärkt kapacitet att verka för demokratisk samhällsstyrning och mänskliga rättigheter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51070052 Sweden The objective of the project is to generate knowledge exchange experiences and develop and support implementation of efficient sanitation models with the purpose of influencing public policies and enhance access to sanitation and services, by strengthening the NSSD hub in Bolivia. Målet med projektet är att utveckla alternativ teknik, ta fram kunskap och utbyta erfarenheter kring effektiva modeller inom vatten och sanitet, i syfte att påverka den offentliga politiken och förbättra tillgången till vatten och sanitet, genom noden NSSD i Bolivia. The objective of the project is to generate knowledge, exchange experiences and develop and support implementation of efficient sanitation models with the purpose of influencing public policies and enhance access to sanitation and services, by strengthening the Node for Sustainable Sanitation Development hub in Bolivia. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation The program consisted of three components regarding sustainable sanitation systems, i) institutional strengthening, ii) decentralized sanitation solutions for scaling up and iii) capacity development. Under the first component, institutional strenghtening, several workshops and studies have been undertaken both at national and local level to inform decision makers, the private sector and the general public of the advantages and limitations of decentralized sanitation systems. Activities included technical and social studies on how to improve decentralized sanitation in Bolivia. A lot of effort was on disseminating gained information through presentations, publications and workshops, especially aimed at ADESBVI (Asociación de Espacios Sectoriales en Agua, Sanemaiento Básico y Vivienda) and AAPS (Autoridad de Fiscalización y Control Social de Agua Potable y Saneamiento Básico). The second component focused on developing decentralized treatment plants and dry toilets ensuring proper handling of faeces and closing the nutrient cycle as well as making the solutions scalable. Apart from technical solutions, social work among communities was necessary as well as preparing future users for the need to pay a certain fee for the service. All in all 18 000 persons can count on an improved sanitary situation thanks to the project, especially through the investments in the waste water treatment plants in Cliza and Tolata serving 13 500 persons. Additionally, dry toilets for approximately 800 families have been installed in Sucre, Montero, El Alto and Riberalta. The third component had a concrete technical focus, especially on collection and management of faeces. Several manuals and guidelines were produced to ensure adequate handling of faeces to avoid negative health consequences and at the same time closing the nutrient cycle to improve environmental outcomes. Several workshops in different muinicipalities were given and a basis for a WASH-curriculum for academic studies was developed. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51070052-5107005201 Sweden The objective of the project is to generate knowledge exchange experiences and develop and support implementation of efficient sanitation models with the purpose of influencing public policies and enhance access to sanitation and services, by strengthening the NSSD hub in Bolivia. Målet med projektet är att utveckla alternativ teknik, ta fram kunskap och utbyta erfarenheter kring effektiva modeller inom vatten och sanitet, i syfte att påverka den offentliga politiken och förbättra tillgången till vatten och sanitet, genom noden NSSD i Bolivia. The objective of the project is to generate knowledge, exchange experiences and develop and support implementation of efficient sanitation models with the purpose of influencing public policies and enhance access to sanitation and services, by strengthening the Node for Sustainable Sanitation Development hub in Bolivia. Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1600000 10600100 4799900 8000000 21950000 2000000 4799900 10600100 1600000 0 8000000 0 2000000 21950000 48950000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1599999.9299999999 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 4800104.4000000004 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 5799995.9699999997 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 4799900 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 8000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 17000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 4950000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 2000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation SE-0-SE-6-51070052-5107005202 Sweden The objective of the project is to generate knowledge exchange experiences and develop and support implementation of efficient sanitation models with the purpose of influencing public policies and enhance access to sanitation and services, by strengthening the NSSD hub in Bolivia. Målet med projektet är att utveckla alternativ teknik, ta fram kunskap och utbyta erfarenheter kring effektiva modeller inom vatten och sanitet, i syfte att påverka den offentliga politiken och förbättra tillgången till vatten och sanitet, genom noden NSSD i Bolivia. The objective of the project is to generate knowledge, exchange experiences and develop and support implementation of efficient sanitation models with the purpose of influencing public policies and enhance access to sanitation and services, by strengthening the Node for Sustainable Sanitation Development hub in Bolivia. Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -287412 -287411.85 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity of public institutions and civil society organisations to manage the effects of adverse environmental impact and climate change. Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer att hantera effekter av negativ miljöpåverkan och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51080127 Sweden The present proposal falls under Sub-Programme 2 of the National Integrated Programme on Criminal Justice and Integrity, with a focus on strengthening the criminal justice system in Ethiopia. It is based on an assessment of the criminal justice system in Ethiopia which was undertaken by UNODC in 2011 following a request by the GoE. This assessment identified various areas that need to be addressed to support the Government’s reform efforts towards an effective and efficient criminal justice system, including the proposed interventions on strengthening justice for children (Outcome 6) and enhancing legal aid/access to justice (Outcome 7). An efficient, accessible and fair justice system is essential for good governance, upholding the rule of law and establishing a stable and predictable environment for investments, economic growth and poverty reduction. The sub-programme on criminal justice and integrity of the National Integrated Programme for Ethiopia (NPE) seeks to strengthen the rule of law through the prevention of crime and the promotion of fair, humane and accountable criminal justice system. To do this, UNODC will assist and provide expertise to the Government of Ethiopia in developing an effective and responsible National Crime Prevention Strategy and Action Plan and to build the capacity of their criminal justice systems to operate more effectively within the framework of the rule of law, while promoting human rights and protecting vulnerable groups. Based on UNODC’s NPE, and in line with UNODC’s Regional Programme for Eastern Africa (2009-2015). Ett effektivt, tillgängligt och rättvist rättssystem är essentiellt för god samhällsstyrning, genom att upprätthålla lagefterlevnad och etablera en stabil och förutsäglig miljö för investerare, ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsbekämpning. Delprogrammet rörande det straffrättsliga systemet och det Nationella Integrerade Programmet för Etiopiens (NPE) integritet ämnar stärka lagefterlevnaden genom att förebygga brott och att främja ett rättvist, humant och ansvarskyldigt straffrättsligt system. För att göra detta kommer UNODC att assistera och delge expertis till Etiopiens regering angående att utveckla en effektiv och ansvarsfull Nationell Brottsförebyggande Strategi och tillvägagångsplan. De kommer också att hjälpa till med kapacitetsutveckling av det straffrättsliga systemet så att det ska verka effektivare inom en rättstat, medan det främjar mänskliga rättigheter och skyddar utsatta samhällsgrupper. Sverige har beslutat, baserat på UNODC:s NPE och i linje med UNODC:s Regionala Program för Östafrika (2009-2015), att stödja de två nedanstående resultat inom NPE. Stödet utgår under de kommande tre åren och uppgår till totalt 12 MSEK. Utav dessa 12 MSEK kommer 2 MSEK att utbetalas 2014, 5 MSEK 2015 och 5 MSEK 2016. 1.Rättvisa för barn UNODC resultat 6: Etiopiens regering antar program för förbättrat skydd av barn som brutit mot lagen 2.Rättshjälp UNODC resultat 7: Etiopiens regering utökar program för förbättrad tillgång till rättssystemet för hjälpbehövande, speciellt utsatta och övriga riskgrupper. . The overall objective of this sub-programme is to support the GoEs justice reform efforts towards an effective and efficient criminal justice system to improve effectiveness, accessibility, accountability, transparency and fairness of the justice system. The expected outcomes are: 1) the sustainability of a broad-based National Crime Prevention Strategy and Action Plan 2) the adoption of professional standards, systems and legislative and administrative measures 3) the adoption of standards and strategies for greater efficiency, effectiveness and accountability of the prosecution 4) the implementation of programmes to strengthen humane and secure imprisonment and alternative programmes 5) support to victims and witnesses 6) the adoption of programmes to improve the protection of children in conflict with the law and 7) the access to justice for indigents, in particular vulnerable and at risk-groups Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general UNODC has worked with an increasing presence in Ethiopia since 1995. Sweden's contribution supported one of the five pillars of UNODC's regional programme for East Africa, known as "Promoting the Rule of Law and Human Security (2016-2021)". The Pillar supported by Sweden is mostly focusing on: Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, namely "Criminal Justice - National Integrated Programme for Ethiopia Sub-Programme II". Sweden has been a long-term main donor supporting UNODC's Ethiopia Sub- Programme II, while the Government of Japan is supporting the other pillar of the UNODC country programme on Transformation, Peace and Security in the Horn of Africa (2020 - 2022). Sweden's support to this intervention was intended to strengthen the criminal justice system in order to operate more effectively within the framework of the rule of law, while promoting human rights and protecting vulnerable groups. The Sub-Programme II has contributed to build capacities and policy harmonization in the criminal justice system, while engaging with some of the major actors in the criminal justice sector, such as, the Federal Office of the Attorney General (now the Ministry of Justice), the Federal Police Commission (FPC), the Federal Prison Association (FPA) and the Federal Supreme Courts (FSC). As stated in the Final Project Evaluation, over seven years of Sweden's support to this programme has seen various results, of which some of the major ones can be summarised as follows: - One of the main achievements of UNODC is in relation to developing capacities, prison training has been traditionally focused on security issues but UNODC through this programme has made it possible to include human rights and international conventions standards. The adoption of the international minimum standard of treatment of prisoners, Nelson Mandela Rules is an achievement on its own. - UNODCs support to the Child Justice Project of the Federal Supreme Court was highly relevant in a context where many programs of support for vulnerable women and children that had been running for up to 15 years had been discontinued. The number of child friendly benches in courts, which include video and audio equipment to avoid physical contact between victims and perpetrators had fallen from over 100 to only one but with UNODCs assistance this has increased to eight. - At the government request, a comprehensive set of legislation was reviewed by this programme to comply with international standards (such as, Trafficking and Smuggling of Migrants Law, Asset Recovery Law, Anti-terrorism Law, Firearms Law, Criminal Procedure Code, National Crime Prevention Strategy, National Legal Aid Strategy, National Child Justice Strategy, Prosecution Led Crime Investigation Law and others). Some of these draft legislation, including those on federal prisons and human trafficking were subsequently adopted by the Federal Parliament, while the enactment of others, such as the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Code is still pending. Although, it is important to note that the Federal Prisons Proclamation is limited to the 6 federal prisons of the country and there is a need to cascade the prison reform in the regional states, where more than 90% of the countrys prisons are found. - Through this support, UNODC was able to establish ICT centre at the prison training centre, at the Federal Police University, Federal Justice Professionals Training Center, and at Amhara regional level prison. Beneficiaries have been introduced to the known UNODC Global learning modules and they have already received their corresponding certifications in different topics including Alternatives to Imprisonment for Women Offenders and the Nelson Mandela Rules. - Regarding the National Crime Prevention Strategy and Action Plan, UNODC's support have been effective and is allowing the criminal justice actors to devise preventive measures to address the conditions in which crime occurs. The programme has also supported an inter-institutional initiative led by the Government to enhance the capacity of law enforcement to used technology in the process of investigation. As a result an Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS) has been installed with in the law enforcement institutions to strengthen their capacities in conducting investigations. - The program developed a component on Education for Justice, conducting webinars at universities and printing modules for law schools to integrate into their curriculum, which contributes to promoting education and awareness in criminal justice, aligning with the broader goal of improving access to justice and rule of law. - Sweden's deep-dive analysis on institutional building of some of its contributions have revealed that UNODC's staff have built strong relationship with key interlocutors within the government. As such, embedding consulting staff within what has been traditionally known as 'sensitive' government bodies, has been appreciated. Moreover, UNODC has been appreciated for its efforts of contextualizing and tailoring to local needs various international standards for ease of domestication and implementation. - Furthermore, over seven years of implementation of the program led to the sustained engagement with the various stakeholders of the criminal justice sector. Moreover, UNODC has improved its coordination, under the UN team to co-chair the Justice Working group with UNDP. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51080127-5108012701 Sweden The present proposal falls under Sub-Programme 2 of the National Integrated Programme on Criminal Justice and Integrity, with a focus on strengthening the criminal justice system in Ethiopia. It is based on an assessment of the criminal justice system in Ethiopia which was undertaken by UNODC in 2011 following a request by the GoE. This assessment identified various areas that need to be addressed to support the Government’s reform efforts towards an effective and efficient criminal justice system, including the proposed interventions on strengthening justice for children (Outcome 6) and enhancing legal aid/access to justice (Outcome 7). An efficient, accessible and fair justice system is essential for good governance, upholding the rule of law and establishing a stable and predictable environment for investments, economic growth and poverty reduction. The sub-programme on criminal justice and integrity of the National Integrated Programme for Ethiopia (NPE) seeks to strengthen the rule of law through the prevention of crime and the promotion of fair, humane and accountable criminal justice system. To do this, UNODC will assist and provide expertise to the Government of Ethiopia in developing an effective and responsible National Crime Prevention Strategy and Action Plan and to build the capacity of their criminal justice systems to operate more effectively within the framework of the rule of law, while promoting human rights and protecting vulnerable groups. Based on UNODC’s NPE, and in line with UNODC’s Regional Programme for Eastern Africa (2009-2015). Ett effektivt, tillgängligt och rättvist rättssystem är essentiellt för god samhällsstyrning, genom att upprätthålla lagefterlevnad och etablera en stabil och förutsäglig miljö för investerare, ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsbekämpning. Delprogrammet rörande det straffrättsliga systemet och det Nationella Integrerade Programmet för Etiopiens (NPE) integritet ämnar stärka lagefterlevnaden genom att förebygga brott och att främja ett rättvist, humant och ansvarskyldigt straffrättsligt system. För att göra detta kommer UNODC att assistera och delge expertis till Etiopiens regering angående att utveckla en effektiv och ansvarsfull Nationell Brottsförebyggande Strategi och tillvägagångsplan. De kommer också att hjälpa till med kapacitetsutveckling av det straffrättsliga systemet så att det ska verka effektivare inom en rättstat, medan det främjar mänskliga rättigheter och skyddar utsatta samhällsgrupper. Sverige har beslutat, baserat på UNODC:s NPE och i linje med UNODC:s Regionala Program för Östafrika (2009-2015), att stödja de två nedanstående resultat inom NPE. Stödet utgår under de kommande tre åren och uppgår till totalt 12 MSEK. Utav dessa 12 MSEK kommer 2 MSEK att utbetalas 2014, 5 MSEK 2015 och 5 MSEK 2016. 1.Rättvisa för barn UNODC resultat 6: Etiopiens regering antar program för förbättrat skydd av barn som brutit mot lagen 2.Rättshjälp UNODC resultat 7: Etiopiens regering utökar program för förbättrad tillgång till rättssystemet för hjälpbehövande, speciellt utsatta och övriga riskgrupper. . The overall objective of this sub-programme is to support the GoEs justice reform efforts towards an effective and efficient criminal justice system to improve effectiveness, accessibility, accountability, transparency and fairness of the justice system. The expected outcomes are: 1) the sustainability of a broad-based National Crime Prevention Strategy and Action Plan 2) the adoption of professional standards, systems and legislative and administrative measures 3) the adoption of standards and strategies for greater efficiency, effectiveness and accountability of the prosecution 4) the implementation of programmes to strengthen humane and secure imprisonment and alternative programmes 5) support to victims and witnesses 6) the adoption of programmes to improve the protection of children in conflict with the law and 7) the access to justice for indigents, in particular vulnerable and at risk-groups Sweden UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 5000000 2500000 0 0 0 2500000 2000000 0 5000000 -5000000 5000000 9500000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 2000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 5000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 2500000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 2500000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime -2500000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime SE-0-SE-6-51080127-5108012702 Sweden The present proposal falls under Sub-Programme 2 of the National Integrated Programme on Criminal Justice and Integrity, with a focus on strengthening the criminal justice system in Ethiopia. It is based on an assessment of the criminal justice system in Ethiopia which was undertaken by UNODC in 2011 following a request by the GoE. This assessment identified various areas that need to be addressed to support the Government’s reform efforts towards an effective and efficient criminal justice system, including the proposed interventions on strengthening justice for children (Outcome 6) and enhancing legal aid/access to justice (Outcome 7). An efficient, accessible and fair justice system is essential for good governance, upholding the rule of law and establishing a stable and predictable environment for investments, economic growth and poverty reduction. The sub-programme on criminal justice and integrity of the National Integrated Programme for Ethiopia (NPE) seeks to strengthen the rule of law through the prevention of crime and the promotion of fair, humane and accountable criminal justice system. To do this, UNODC will assist and provide expertise to the Government of Ethiopia in developing an effective and responsible National Crime Prevention Strategy and Action Plan and to build the capacity of their criminal justice systems to operate more effectively within the framework of the rule of law, while promoting human rights and protecting vulnerable groups. Based on UNODC’s NPE, and in line with UNODC’s Regional Programme for Eastern Africa (2009-2015). Ett effektivt, tillgängligt och rättvist rättssystem är essentiellt för god samhällsstyrning, genom att upprätthålla lagefterlevnad och etablera en stabil och förutsäglig miljö för investerare, ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsbekämpning. Delprogrammet rörande det straffrättsliga systemet och det Nationella Integrerade Programmet för Etiopiens (NPE) integritet ämnar stärka lagefterlevnaden genom att förebygga brott och att främja ett rättvist, humant och ansvarskyldigt straffrättsligt system. För att göra detta kommer UNODC att assistera och delge expertis till Etiopiens regering angående att utveckla en effektiv och ansvarsfull Nationell Brottsförebyggande Strategi och tillvägagångsplan. De kommer också att hjälpa till med kapacitetsutveckling av det straffrättsliga systemet så att det ska verka effektivare inom en rättstat, medan det främjar mänskliga rättigheter och skyddar utsatta samhällsgrupper. Sverige har beslutat, baserat på UNODC:s NPE och i linje med UNODC:s Regionala Program för Östafrika (2009-2015), att stödja de två nedanstående resultat inom NPE. Stödet utgår under de kommande tre åren och uppgår till totalt 12 MSEK. Utav dessa 12 MSEK kommer 2 MSEK att utbetalas 2014, 5 MSEK 2015 och 5 MSEK 2016. 1.Rättvisa för barn UNODC resultat 6: Etiopiens regering antar program för förbättrat skydd av barn som brutit mot lagen 2.Rättshjälp UNODC resultat 7: Etiopiens regering utökar program för förbättrad tillgång till rättssystemet för hjälpbehövande, speciellt utsatta och övriga riskgrupper. . The overall objective of this sub-programme is to support the GoEs justice reform efforts towards an effective and efficient criminal justice system to improve effectiveness, accessibility, accountability, transparency and fairness of the justice system. The expected outcomes are: 1) the sustainability of a broad-based National Crime Prevention Strategy and Action Plan 2) the adoption of professional standards, systems and legislative and administrative measures 3) the adoption of standards and strategies for greater efficiency, effectiveness and accountability of the prosecution 4) the implementation of programmes to strengthen humane and secure imprisonment and alternative programmes 5) support to victims and witnesses 6) the adoption of programmes to improve the protection of children in conflict with the law and 7) the access to justice for indigents, in particular vulnerable and at risk-groups Sweden UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6100000 4000000 7000000 6100000 7000000 0 4000000 17100000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 2500000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 3600000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 4000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 7000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened democratic accountability and transparency at local level Stärkt demokratiskt ansvarsutkrävande och transparens på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51080144 Sweden Support to the Centre for Human Rights at the Addis Abeba University and its Strategic Plan 2016-20. The support is made in collaboration with Norway. Finansiellt stöd och samarbete med The Human Rights Center vid Addis Abeba Universitet i syfte att stärka utbildning och forsking inom området mänskliga rättigheter. Samarbete mellan Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) och AAU-CHR, inom CHR utbildning, juridisk hjälp och forsking The proposed interventions goal is to contribute to the long term goal of ensuring respect for the human rights of all Ethiopians. The activities under this Sub-Project focus mainly on the academic programs of CHR and are aimed to: 1.Design and launch new multidisciplinary post graduate level academic programs on any two issues such as on child rights and protection, on good governance and human rights, on migration, and other fields of multidisciplinary studies in human rights; 2.Strengthen CHRs capabilities of delivering multidisciplinary programs in human rights education through the production of pertinent textbooks and manuals; 3.Organize short term training courses on various human rights issues focused on the strategic thematic areas targeting high and mid-level government and civil society leaders and officials. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Below is a summary of the main achievements in 2019: - Developing an interdisciplinary MA curriculum on the Rights of Children:The curriculum for MA in Children’s Rights and Childhood Studies has been finalizedaccording to the work plan. Though the curriculum is finalized, the formal process forapproval of the curriculum and the launch of the program are still pending. Note:Follow-up needed on how the process is progressing towards the final launch of theprogram.- Developing curriculum for MA program on good governance and human rights:This activity will not be implemented due to a new rule in the University that does notencourage the development of new curricula. Note: follow-up on the reallocation of thebudget line. - Training 1: Human Rights of Internally Displaced Persons- Training 2: Media Freedom and Human Rights Both the trainings have been conducted as per the workplan. The immediate resultsachieved through these trainings could be seen through training evaluationquestionnaires however changes in attitude and behaviour will take time to assess andrequired in-depth monitoring process. - Textbooks and teaching material on “Human Rights and the Administration ofCriminal Justice” and “Local Governance and Human Rights” are in the process of beenprepared. Delay in implementation has been explained in the report. - This year, CHR organized a policy dialogue forum on a theme “Confronting the Pastand Building the Future: Promises of Transitional Justice in Ethiopia”. This is a timelyand pertinent topic; the forum has been well attended and constructive/informativediscussions have been held. The actual result in change in behaviour/attitude is yet to beassessed. Note: Follow-up needed on whether the brief has been prepared and disseminated. - Organizing Networking and Experience Sharing Workshop - on legal aid in universities- done- Grant were given for three universities: Jimma, Mekelle and Debreberhan. The granthave been mostly used to provide legal aid services. The legal aid services provided asdescribed in the report have been successful in providing access to justice to vulnerablegroups. The same is true for the legal aid service provided by the legal aid centres established bythis project in 5 project areas. CHR has managed to provide free legal services to 8,033individuals. Through the services rendered by CHR, women, children, persons withdisabilities, workers, migrants and other vulnerable groups have used legal andadministrative remedies to seek redress for violations of their rights. The legal aid provision centers of CHR provide legal aid services which include advice; referral and information; preparation of statement of claim, statement of defense and memorandumof appeal; court representation; and preparation of other administrative applications andpleadings. In the reporting period, as result of services rendered (i.e. preparation of pleadings andcourt representation) by CHR, 2,209 cases were instituted before judicial body. Inaddition, CHR also prepared 1,055 administrative applications and pleadings broughtbefore local administrative bodies by beneficiaries of the legal aid provision centers.Moreover, there are several cases with successful outcomes. Some of the success storiesare provided in the narrative report. - Two CHR PhD students were sent on study tour of one month to University of Graz tobring international experiences and improve their skills. During their stay in Graz, thestudents worked on their dissertation proposal with the assistance of professors assignedby the host institution. In addition, CHR has also selected 4 PhD and 2 MA students tobe sent on similar study tour to Lund University. - CHR has hosted two international scholars from Belgium and USA as per this year’splan. These scholars taught PhD courses among other things. - One international visiting researcher from South Africa was selected and allpreparation was completed. - The CHR provided tailor-made training for officials of local government agencies inthe six sites who will facilitate the works of community rights promoters by providingforums and the necessary support and endorsement.Topics covered during the trainingwere introduction to human rights, women’s rights, children’s rights, workers’ rights andrights of persons with disabilities. - Various training to community rights promoters has been carried out during thereporting period. CHR has 139 (31 in Addis Ababa, 27 in Adama, 25 in Ambo, 14 inDebre Birhan, 18 in Hawass and 24 in Semera) community rights promoters who areactively engaging in awareness raising campaigns, preparing simple pleadings, serving aslinks between the legal aid centers and their communities and distributing promotionalmaterials to their communities. Summary of activities undertaken by community rightspromoters from December 2018 to November 2019 is provided in the narrativereport. As highlighted above, the CHR has carried out important activities as per the workplan.The reporting period has been a good year for the Centre in terms of implementation ofplanned activities. As most activities focus on training and awareness raising, it is difficultto assess the end result without carrying out a more thorough monitoring. However, theresult achieved through the legal aid service in terms of providing vulnerable groupsaccess to justice are impressive and need to be encouraged. It is assessed that the project is on the right track. It is to be noted that the good pace thatthe Centre has maintained in 2019 has been interrupted by Covid-19 (in 2020) and therewill be a need to have a no cost extension of the program. Collaboration between RWI and CHRNote:It is to be noted that the partnership between RWI and CHR has not been smooth sincethe beginning of the project. The two institutions together with Sida held a tripartitediscussion to address the underlying issues that are negatively affecting the partnership.The minutes of meeting of the discussion is hereby attached. The points that need followup are the following: - Follow up on Mid-term evaluation of the collaboration between RWI and CHR. Thecurrent mid-term evaluation has not been accepted by the CHR. It has been agreed tocarry out another mid-term evaluation by a neutral consultant and TOR for theevaluation should be agreed by all stakehoders. - Need to discuss and revisit the needs of the centre (in terms of capacity building) andelaborate on how the collaboration between the Centre and RWI could be amendedbased on the identified needs. The initially agreed upon workplan should be a livingdocument that serves as guiding document but which is subject to revision. - The narrative and financial report for 2019 for the collaboration with RWI and thecomments given by the Centre is attached in Trac. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51080144-5108014401 Sweden Support to the Centre for Human Rights at the Addis Abeba University and its Strategic Plan 2016-20. The support is made in collaboration with Norway. Finansiellt stöd och samarbete med The Human Rights Center vid Addis Abeba Universitet i syfte att stärka utbildning och forsking inom området mänskliga rättigheter. Samarbete mellan Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) och AAU-CHR, inom CHR utbildning, juridisk hjälp och forsking The proposed interventions goal is to contribute to the long term goal of ensuring respect for the human rights of all Ethiopians. The activities under this Sub-Project focus mainly on the academic programs of CHR and are aimed to: 1.Design and launch new multidisciplinary post graduate level academic programs on any two issues such as on child rights and protection, on good governance and human rights, on migration, and other fields of multidisciplinary studies in human rights; 2.Strengthen CHRs capabilities of delivering multidisciplinary programs in human rights education through the production of pertinent textbooks and manuals; 3.Organize short term training courses on various human rights issues focused on the strategic thematic areas targeting high and mid-level government and civil society leaders and officials. Sweden AAU/Addis Ababa University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Center for Human Rights 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 10466000 10466000 10467000 0 -34034 2000000 -2000000 0 0 466000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 10000000 0 10466000 0 10000000 0 -34034 0 467000 -10000000 10000000 -10000000 31364966 Center for Human Rights 10466000 Center for Human Rights 10466000 Center for Human Rights 10467000 Center for Human Rights -34034.13 Center for Human Rights Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened rule of law Ökad rättssäkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51080144-5108014402 Sweden Support to the Centre for Human Rights at the Addis Abeba University and its Strategic Plan 2016-20. The support is made in collaboration with Norway. Finansiellt stöd och samarbete med The Human Rights Center vid Addis Abeba Universitet i syfte att stärka utbildning och forsking inom området mänskliga rättigheter. Samarbete mellan Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) och AAU-CHR, inom CHR utbildning, juridisk hjälp och forsking The proposed interventions goal is to contribute to the long term goal of ensuring respect for the human rights of all Ethiopians. The activities under this Sub-Project focus mainly on the academic programs of CHR and are aimed to: 1.Design and launch new multidisciplinary post graduate level academic programs on any two issues such as on child rights and protection, on good governance and human rights, on migration, and other fields of multidisciplinary studies in human rights; 2.Strengthen CHRs capabilities of delivering multidisciplinary programs in human rights education through the production of pertinent textbooks and manuals; 3.Organize short term training courses on various human rights issues focused on the strategic thematic areas targeting high and mid-level government and civil society leaders and officials. Sweden AAU/Addis Ababa University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Center for Human Rights 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -4245 -4245.28 Center for Human Rights Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51080201 Sweden External consultancy support to enhanced results delivery of local PSD-interventions, planned for one year from signature of contract. Expected result from this support is to improve the capacity of weak development partners, especially in the areas of results based management and maximum outreach and sustainability of development results, through application of research and international experience Ettårigt konsultstöd till förhöjd resultatleverans från PSD-insatser i Etiopien. Målsättningen med stödet är att höja kapaciteten hos svaga samarbetspartners vad gäller utvecklingsresultatens omfattning och hållbarhet, genom inspiration och tillämpning av aktuell forskning och internationell erfarenhet inom verksamhetsområdet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Business Policy and Administration Business & Other Services SE-0-SE-6-51080201-5108020101 Sweden External consultancy support to enhanced results delivery of local PSD-interventions, planned for one year from signature of contract. Expected result from this support is to improve the capacity of weak development partners, especially in the areas of results based management and maximum outreach and sustainability of development results, through application of research and international experience Ettårigt konsultstöd till förhöjd resultatleverans från PSD-insatser i Etiopien. Målsättningen med stödet är att höja kapaciteten hos svaga samarbetspartners vad gäller utvecklingsresultatens omfattning och hållbarhet, genom inspiration och tillämpning av aktuell forskning och internationell erfarenhet inom verksamhetsområdet. Sweden The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 60000 -500000 60000 500000 60000 The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited 60000 The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited 0 The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51080201-5108020102 Sweden External consultancy support to enhanced results delivery of local PSD-interventions, planned for one year from signature of contract. Expected result from this support is to improve the capacity of weak development partners, especially in the areas of results based management and maximum outreach and sustainability of development results, through application of research and international experience Ettårigt konsultstöd till förhöjd resultatleverans från PSD-insatser i Etiopien. Målsättningen med stödet är att höja kapaciteten hos svaga samarbetspartners vad gäller utvecklingsresultatens omfattning och hållbarhet, genom inspiration och tillämpning av aktuell forskning och internationell erfarenhet inom verksamhetsområdet. Sweden The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 429721 6029 108000 42000 0 0 6029 0 0 279721 435750 The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited 108000 The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited 42000 The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited 279720.3 The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited 6000 The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions, particularly for women and young people Förbättrade förutsättningar till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, i synnerhet för kvinnor och ungdomar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable food security with particular focus on resilient agriculture En hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning med särskilt fokus på ett motståndskraftigt lantbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning A more favourable business climate for sustainable and inclusive commercial activities and strengthening institutions Förbättrat affärsklimat för hållbar och inkluderande näringsverksamhet och stärkande av institutioner Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51100003 Sweden A programme based support to pre-schools, primary, lower secondary and upper secondary schools in Cambodia. The support is provided in the form of school improvement grants for the schools operational activities. The expected results of the contribution are: a) expanded access to education services; b)improved completion rates; and c) improved capacity for school management. Framsteg har skett inom utbildningssektorn i Kambodja under det senaste årtiondet, särskilt på låg- och mellanstadienivå. Ett antal system- och ledningsrelaterade svagheter kvarstår dock. Vidare är utbildningskvaliteten låg och alltför få barn fullföljer skolan bortom mellanstadiet. För att bistå i att hantera några av dessa utmaningar beslutade Sida i september 2013 att lämna stöd till en utbyggnad av det system för flexibla skolbidrag (School Improvement Grants, SIG) som tidigare prövats i mindre skala i Kambodja, bl.a. genom stöd från Global Partnership for Education. Bidragen omfattar samtliga ca 8 900 offentliga skolor från grundskola till gymnasium (fler än 11 000 enheter, när de förskolor som finns inom vissa primärskolor räknas in). De flexibla skolbidragen innebär att skolorna i ökad utsträckning själva bestämmer över hur delegerade medel ska användas. Härigenom ökar möjligheterna att tillfredsställa de faktiska behov som finns i skolorna, vilket i sin tur på sikt förväntas bidra till förbättrad utbildningskvalitet och minskade avhopp. En uttalad ambition för insatsen var att de lärdomar som genereras inom SIG-programmet skulle påverka det existerande statliga transfereringssystemet för skolorna (School Operating Budgets, SOB) genom att de båda modellerna skulle slås samman inom ramen för ett enhetligt, effektivt och flexibelt system för överföring och hantering av delegerade skolbidrag. Avsikten var således också att uppnå en systemeffekt inom ramen för stödet. För att minska riskerna med en omfattade kontanthantering i flera led inom utbildningssystemet, ställde Sida också som krav att bankkonton skulle öppnas för skolorna för att möjliggöra direkttransfereringar från central nivå till de enskilda skolorna. Sedan insatsen inleddes har bankkonton öppnats för 8 812 av totalt 8 877 skolor. Bankkonton finns också för samtliga utbildningskontor på distrikts- och provinsnivå. Från och med skolåret 2016/2017 kommer även SOB att kanaliseras via dessa bankkonton. Ett enhetligt system, vilket integrerar SOB och SIG, är under utarbetande. Detta beräknas tas i bruk den 1 januari 2018. På grund av en vikande kronkurs gentemot dollarn har Kambodja sedan skolåret 2014/2015 samfinansierat SIG-programmet med medel från den nationella budgeten. Eftersom det nya systemet för flexibla skolbidrag, School Improvement Fund (SIF), inte kommer att finnas på plats förrän 2018 har utbildningsministeriet begärt en ettårig förlängning av det svenska stödet till SIG-programmet. Denna förlängning kommer att omfatta skolåret 2016/2017. Den ursprungliga insatsen (Sida Progsam, beslut 2013/2679) omfattade skolåren 2013/2014 - 2015/2016 och uppgick till totalt 155 000 000 kronor, varav 5 000 000 kronor avsattes för uppföljning och utvärdering av insatsen. Avtalet är giltigit t.o.m. 30 juni 2017. På grund av den vikande kronkursen har värdet på det årliga svenska bidraget till SIG minskat från USD 7 575 000 (2013) till dagens värde om USD 5 400 000; dvs en minskning med drygt USD 2 100 000. För att i någon mån upprätthålla värdet på det svenska bidraget föreslås därför en höjning av det årliga bidraget till SIG-programmet med 10 miljoner kronor. Det svenska stödet till själva programmet kommer därmed att uppgå till 60 000 000 kronor för skolåret 2016/2017 (ca USD 6 486 000). Eftersom detta inte täcker hela kostnaden för programmet (USD 7 576 930) kommer en fortsatt samfinansiering från kambodjansk sida fordras. Mot bakgrund av ovanstående föreslås att Sida lämnar stöd till en förlängning av insatsen School Improvement Grant för skolåret 2016/2017, med ett tilläggsbelopp om totalt 61 500 000 kronor. Av medlen kommer Sida att behålla 1 500 000 kronor för uppföljningskomponenten medan resterande 60 000 000 kronor utbetalas direkt till Kambodja. The expected outcome objectives of the intervention are: (1) expanded access to education services at pre-school, primary and secondary levels; (2) improved completion rates for primary, lower and upper secondary levels; and (3) improved capacity for school management. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Cambodia Education policy and administrative management Education, Level Unspecified The most important consequences of the Sida funded School Improvement Grant programme (SIG) were three system changing outcomes: 1. The introduction of banking system for transfer of funds to schools led to a system change in the whole education system as this was introduced throughout the system. The use of the banking system led to substantial reduction of corruption as cash transfer “leaks” were eliminated. 2. The clear and logical disbursing formula for the SIG enabled school managements to plan and use budget in a foreseeable manner. This did also lead to increased transparency and enabled the local communities to have more insight in education budgeting and the use of the available funds. The SIG formula is now used for Government budgets to schools. 3. The, in general, positive experience of the SIG and school management and local community engagement became the basis for the now on-going central reform in the education sector, the School Based Management (SBM), aiming at increased autonomy, transparency and accountability at school level. --- At the start of the SIG programme in 2013, public schools in Cambodia were considered by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (MoEYS), civil society and development partners as severely underfunded and the official funds prone to severe leakage on the way to the schools.    Funds to schools, as well as teachers’ salaries were distributed from the central level to province (POE) and onwards to district education offices (DOE) in cash before reaching the schools and the teachers. The Public Expenditure Tracking Survey (PETS) in Primary Education that was conducted by the World Bank in 2005 found that “there was difficulty in channelling funds down to service providers that has resulted in costly inefficiencies in the effectiveness of expenditures in improving social welfare outcomes”. The survey also found that “The mismatch between school needs and the timing, size, and predictability of disbursements has a deleterious impact on schools’ operational efficiency.” In 2012 the NGO umbrella organisation, NGO Education Partnership (NEP) conducted a study on primary school budgets in Cambodia and found out that the schools in average received only three payments, rather than the four they should receive, and on average they only received 65% of the requested budget. The study also found that some schools did not receive payment when other schools in the same district did, which indicated that DOEs did not have an impartial nor secure system for distributing cash. An substantial obstacle for the optimal use of the operational budget at school level was that the funds disbursed from DOE to schools were classified according to budget classification decided by the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) with predefined percentage to each budget line and the schools were not allowed to reallocate the expenditure from one account or sub-account to another one. This led to a mismatch between the budget allocation and the actual needs of the individual schools. In order to address some of the above challenges, the Swedish funded SIG provided complementary financing to the schools' operational budgets through a direct financial contribution to all public schools from pre-school through secondary level. The SIG provided a significant level of discretion to the schools themselves over how the funding was allocated. The rules for the use of the fund, the SIG Manual, presented a menu of options, ranging from minor reparations, though teaching materials, support to students at risk of dropping-out to providing extra teaching hours for special needs students. This enabled the schools to respond more flexibly to local needs and thereby improving the quality of their services. The distribution formula for the SIG funds was based on school level, size of school and geographical location with a clear pro-poor approach. A prerequisite for the Swedish support was that all schools should get dedicated bank accounts where the funds were disbursed directly from the central level.   The report on Study on Performance Budgeting at the Primary School Level in Cambodia conducted by NEP in 2018 did in particular look at the effects of the SIG programme and reported: “One major finding is that there has been an improvement in promoting transparency in budget management at the primary school level in the country. This can be witnessed through increased involvement of relevant school stakeholders in the process of formulating and implementing the school development plan and school budget plan, creating an opportunity for school stakeholders to have access to information about school budget management, practising school budget accounting and reporting, and implementing school budget audit and inspection. The study also highlighted the importance of using banking system which has increased efficiency and transparency in school budget management.” The increased enrolment of girls and significantly increased completion rates for girls can partly be contributed to the SIG as schools have been able to put more emphasis on preventing drop-out and on providing support to special needs students. Why this has not had the same effect on boys is assessed to be related to social factors outside of the education system. The increased number of students from ethnic minority groups can also partly be attributed to the SIG for the same reasons, although drop-out at higher levels still remains a challenge. As a result of the increased discretionary funding directly to schools, school management has been strengthened, especially in terms of financial management. --- The SIG intervention led to two unexpected and important results that were not identified in the programme document. One was the increased funding from MEF to schools, mainly based on the positive result of the SIG. The exchange rate between the Swedish krona and the Cambodian riel changed significantly during the last three years of the implementation period which led to a large deficit in the available funds in riel compared to the plan and distribution formula. This deficit was fully covered by the MEF. In the post SIG-period the Government funding to schools has continued to increase. The other important unexpected result was the effect of the use of banking system. As all schools got their funds through the system no leaks were reported. On the contrary the PETS study conducted by World Bank in 2017 stated that the schools got the full amount with no reduction. As the banking system proved to be useful for the schools the fund flows within almost the whole education system, including Government funds to schools, had within two years been transferred to the banking system. Teachers’ salaries and later all Government staffs’ salaries are now transferred through the banking system. Transparency International Cambodia (TIC) has stated that this is, in reality, one of the biggest steps in the anti-corruption work in Cambodia for decades.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51100003-5110000301 Sweden A programme based support to pre-schools, primary, lower secondary and upper secondary schools in Cambodia. The support is provided in the form of school improvement grants for the schools operational activities. The expected results of the contribution are: a) expanded access to education services; b)improved completion rates; and c) improved capacity for school management. Framsteg har skett inom utbildningssektorn i Kambodja under det senaste årtiondet, särskilt på låg- och mellanstadienivå. Ett antal system- och ledningsrelaterade svagheter kvarstår dock. Vidare är utbildningskvaliteten låg och alltför få barn fullföljer skolan bortom mellanstadiet. För att bistå i att hantera några av dessa utmaningar beslutade Sida i september 2013 att lämna stöd till en utbyggnad av det system för flexibla skolbidrag (School Improvement Grants, SIG) som tidigare prövats i mindre skala i Kambodja, bl.a. genom stöd från Global Partnership for Education. Bidragen omfattar samtliga ca 8 900 offentliga skolor från grundskola till gymnasium (fler än 11 000 enheter, när de förskolor som finns inom vissa primärskolor räknas in). De flexibla skolbidragen innebär att skolorna i ökad utsträckning själva bestämmer över hur delegerade medel ska användas. Härigenom ökar möjligheterna att tillfredsställa de faktiska behov som finns i skolorna, vilket i sin tur på sikt förväntas bidra till förbättrad utbildningskvalitet och minskade avhopp. En uttalad ambition för insatsen var att de lärdomar som genereras inom SIG-programmet skulle påverka det existerande statliga transfereringssystemet för skolorna (School Operating Budgets, SOB) genom att de båda modellerna skulle slås samman inom ramen för ett enhetligt, effektivt och flexibelt system för överföring och hantering av delegerade skolbidrag. Avsikten var således också att uppnå en systemeffekt inom ramen för stödet. För att minska riskerna med en omfattade kontanthantering i flera led inom utbildningssystemet, ställde Sida också som krav att bankkonton skulle öppnas för skolorna för att möjliggöra direkttransfereringar från central nivå till de enskilda skolorna. Sedan insatsen inleddes har bankkonton öppnats för 8 812 av totalt 8 877 skolor. Bankkonton finns också för samtliga utbildningskontor på distrikts- och provinsnivå. Från och med skolåret 2016/2017 kommer även SOB att kanaliseras via dessa bankkonton. Ett enhetligt system, vilket integrerar SOB och SIG, är under utarbetande. Detta beräknas tas i bruk den 1 januari 2018. På grund av en vikande kronkurs gentemot dollarn har Kambodja sedan skolåret 2014/2015 samfinansierat SIG-programmet med medel från den nationella budgeten. Eftersom det nya systemet för flexibla skolbidrag, School Improvement Fund (SIF), inte kommer att finnas på plats förrän 2018 har utbildningsministeriet begärt en ettårig förlängning av det svenska stödet till SIG-programmet. Denna förlängning kommer att omfatta skolåret 2016/2017. Den ursprungliga insatsen (Sida Progsam, beslut 2013/2679) omfattade skolåren 2013/2014 - 2015/2016 och uppgick till totalt 155 000 000 kronor, varav 5 000 000 kronor avsattes för uppföljning och utvärdering av insatsen. Avtalet är giltigit t.o.m. 30 juni 2017. På grund av den vikande kronkursen har värdet på det årliga svenska bidraget till SIG minskat från USD 7 575 000 (2013) till dagens värde om USD 5 400 000; dvs en minskning med drygt USD 2 100 000. För att i någon mån upprätthålla värdet på det svenska bidraget föreslås därför en höjning av det årliga bidraget till SIG-programmet med 10 miljoner kronor. Det svenska stödet till själva programmet kommer därmed att uppgå till 60 000 000 kronor för skolåret 2016/2017 (ca USD 6 486 000). Eftersom detta inte täcker hela kostnaden för programmet (USD 7 576 930) kommer en fortsatt samfinansiering från kambodjansk sida fordras. Mot bakgrund av ovanstående föreslås att Sida lämnar stöd till en förlängning av insatsen School Improvement Grant för skolåret 2016/2017, med ett tilläggsbelopp om totalt 61 500 000 kronor. Av medlen kommer Sida att behålla 1 500 000 kronor för uppföljningskomponenten medan resterande 60 000 000 kronor utbetalas direkt till Kambodja. The expected outcome objectives of the intervention are: (1) expanded access to education services at pre-school, primary and secondary levels; (2) improved completion rates for primary, lower and upper secondary levels; and (3) improved capacity for school management. Sweden Ministry of Economy and Finance, Phnom Pehn Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 50000000 50000000 50000000 60000000 0 50000000 0 50000000 0 50000000 0 60000000 0 210000000 Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports 50000000 Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports 50000000 Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports 50000000 Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports 60000000 Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports Cambodia 2014-2018 Kambodja 2014-2018 (utfasning till 2022) Increased numbers of girls and boys in the formal school system have completed their education with basic knowledge and skills Ökat antal flickor och pojkar i det formella skolsystemet har slutfört utbildningen med grundläggande kunskaper och färdigheter Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51100003-5110000302 Sweden A programme based support to pre-schools, primary, lower secondary and upper secondary schools in Cambodia. The support is provided in the form of school improvement grants for the schools operational activities. The expected results of the contribution are: a) expanded access to education services; b)improved completion rates; and c) improved capacity for school management. Framsteg har skett inom utbildningssektorn i Kambodja under det senaste årtiondet, särskilt på låg- och mellanstadienivå. Ett antal system- och ledningsrelaterade svagheter kvarstår dock. Vidare är utbildningskvaliteten låg och alltför få barn fullföljer skolan bortom mellanstadiet. För att bistå i att hantera några av dessa utmaningar beslutade Sida i september 2013 att lämna stöd till en utbyggnad av det system för flexibla skolbidrag (School Improvement Grants, SIG) som tidigare prövats i mindre skala i Kambodja, bl.a. genom stöd från Global Partnership for Education. Bidragen omfattar samtliga ca 8 900 offentliga skolor från grundskola till gymnasium (fler än 11 000 enheter, när de förskolor som finns inom vissa primärskolor räknas in). De flexibla skolbidragen innebär att skolorna i ökad utsträckning själva bestämmer över hur delegerade medel ska användas. Härigenom ökar möjligheterna att tillfredsställa de faktiska behov som finns i skolorna, vilket i sin tur på sikt förväntas bidra till förbättrad utbildningskvalitet och minskade avhopp. En uttalad ambition för insatsen var att de lärdomar som genereras inom SIG-programmet skulle påverka det existerande statliga transfereringssystemet för skolorna (School Operating Budgets, SOB) genom att de båda modellerna skulle slås samman inom ramen för ett enhetligt, effektivt och flexibelt system för överföring och hantering av delegerade skolbidrag. Avsikten var således också att uppnå en systemeffekt inom ramen för stödet. För att minska riskerna med en omfattade kontanthantering i flera led inom utbildningssystemet, ställde Sida också som krav att bankkonton skulle öppnas för skolorna för att möjliggöra direkttransfereringar från central nivå till de enskilda skolorna. Sedan insatsen inleddes har bankkonton öppnats för 8 812 av totalt 8 877 skolor. Bankkonton finns också för samtliga utbildningskontor på distrikts- och provinsnivå. Från och med skolåret 2016/2017 kommer även SOB att kanaliseras via dessa bankkonton. Ett enhetligt system, vilket integrerar SOB och SIG, är under utarbetande. Detta beräknas tas i bruk den 1 januari 2018. På grund av en vikande kronkurs gentemot dollarn har Kambodja sedan skolåret 2014/2015 samfinansierat SIG-programmet med medel från den nationella budgeten. Eftersom det nya systemet för flexibla skolbidrag, School Improvement Fund (SIF), inte kommer att finnas på plats förrän 2018 har utbildningsministeriet begärt en ettårig förlängning av det svenska stödet till SIG-programmet. Denna förlängning kommer att omfatta skolåret 2016/2017. Den ursprungliga insatsen (Sida Progsam, beslut 2013/2679) omfattade skolåren 2013/2014 - 2015/2016 och uppgick till totalt 155 000 000 kronor, varav 5 000 000 kronor avsattes för uppföljning och utvärdering av insatsen. Avtalet är giltigit t.o.m. 30 juni 2017. På grund av den vikande kronkursen har värdet på det årliga svenska bidraget till SIG minskat från USD 7 575 000 (2013) till dagens värde om USD 5 400 000; dvs en minskning med drygt USD 2 100 000. För att i någon mån upprätthålla värdet på det svenska bidraget föreslås därför en höjning av det årliga bidraget till SIG-programmet med 10 miljoner kronor. Det svenska stödet till själva programmet kommer därmed att uppgå till 60 000 000 kronor för skolåret 2016/2017 (ca USD 6 486 000). Eftersom detta inte täcker hela kostnaden för programmet (USD 7 576 930) kommer en fortsatt samfinansiering från kambodjansk sida fordras. Mot bakgrund av ovanstående föreslås att Sida lämnar stöd till en förlängning av insatsen School Improvement Grant för skolåret 2016/2017, med ett tilläggsbelopp om totalt 61 500 000 kronor. Av medlen kommer Sida att behålla 1 500 000 kronor för uppföljningskomponenten medan resterande 60 000 000 kronor utbetalas direkt till Kambodja. The expected outcome objectives of the intervention are: (1) expanded access to education services at pre-school, primary and secondary levels; (2) improved completion rates for primary, lower and upper secondary levels; and (3) improved capacity for school management. Sweden Ministry of Economy and Finance, Phnom Pehn Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Itad Ltd 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. 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It concerns an extension of the activity period of Sida's ongoing capacity-enhancing support for functions within Cambodia's parliament. In 2004, Cambodia launched a reform aimed at strengthening public financial management (OFS). The reform has been funded by several donors, including the EU and Sida. Since 2011, PIC has received Swedish financing to support the implementation of its activities, which e.g. aims to build up the Cambodian Parliament's analytical and investigative capacity. The Swedish support is provided as a core support to PIC's national operations. The current Sida financing is SEK 16.5 million which is being implemented during the period 2018-2020. This additional decision includes an extension of the activity period from 31 December 2020, up to and including 31 March 2021. The supplementary decision does not include any additional funding. The support during the period 2018-2020 and also during the extension to 31 March 2021 is a budget support to PIC's Cambodia operations which, among other things, aims to strengthen Parliament's ability to analyze the state budget. The initiative includes continued training activities and field visits out in the country, where the parliamentarians' contacts with the citizens are in focus. Networking and study visits to other parliaments in the region and / or other parts of the world are also included, but need to take place online since the start of the corona pandemic in early 2020. The PIC is also being reorganized to extend its regional operations to include similar support, through peer learning and exchange, to Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam. This will be done by transferring PIC's current operations to a newly started NGO called PCAsia from 1 April 2021. Part of PIC's operations during the extension will focus on this reorganization. Detta är ett tilläggsbeslut till 4/2018 och tilläggsbeslut 13/2020 och rör en förlängning av aktivitetsperioden av Sidas pågående kapacitetshöjande stöd till funktioner inom Kambodjas parlament. Kambodja inledde år 2004 en reform med syfte att stärka den offentliga finansiella styrningen (OFS). Reformen har finansierats av flera givare, däribland EU och Sida. Sedan 2011 har PIC fått svenskt stöd för att stödja genomförandet av sin verksamhet som bl.a. syftar till att bygga upp parlamentets analys- och utredningskapacitet. Det svenska stödet lämnas som ett kärnstöd till PIC:s nationella verksamhet. Den senaste perioden som Sida stödjer med en total budget om MSEK 16,5 genomförs under perioden 2018-2020. Detta tilläggsbeslut innefattar en förlängning av aktivitetsperioden som egentligen ska avsultas 31 december 2020 men nu föreslås omfatta perioden fram till och med 31 mars 2021. Tilläggsbeslutet innefattar inget tillskott av medel. Stödet under perioden 2018-2020 och även under förlängningen till 31 mars 2021 är ett budgetstöd till PIC:s Kambodja-verksamhet som bl.a. syftar till att stärka parlamentets förmåga att analysera statsbudgeten. Insatsen omfattar fortsatta utbildningsaktiviteter och fältbesök ute i landet, där parlamentarikernas kontakter med medborgarna står i fokus. Nätverkande och studiebesök vid andra parlament i regionen och/eller andra delar av världen ingår också men behöver sedan corona-pandemins start i början av 2020 ske online. PIC håller också på att omorganiseras för att även utöka sin regionala verksamhet till att omfatta liknande stöd som i Kambodja även till Myanmar, Laos och Vietnam. Detta kommer att ske genom att överföra PIC:s nuvarande verksamhet till en nystartad NGO som ska heta PCAsia fr o m 1 april 2021. En del av PIC:s verksamhet under förlängningen kommer att fokusera på denna omorganisation. One of the core tasks of a parliament is to approve and oversee the executive branch of government’s budget and economic policies. This oversight is by nature technical, but parliamentarians may not have the background or resources necessary to effectively scrutinize fiscal and economic policy. To do so adequately, parliamentarians may find it useful to be supported by a non-partisan research service that specializes in the national budget and economy.  This capacity is limited within the Cambodian Parliament— both the National Assembly (NA) and the Senate—and demand for such support is also limited. But by strengthening analytical capacity in the secretariats, it is expected that supply may drive demand for these services in the future by increasing knowledge about the value and importance of fiscal and economic oversight among parliamentarians themselves. The intervention financed under the PAT programme supports the establishment of a Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) training programme. The name of the programme was changed during the implementation to Fiscal Analysis Capacity Training (FACT) programme. The intervention's intended outcomes are:1. Increased capacity of parliamentary staff to perform PBO-related tasks2. Enhanced understanding and knowledge of parliamentarians on budgetary matters3. An institutional foundation for a PBO in place. The main focus of the intervention is to train ten staff members from the Senate’s research department to conduct budget analysis. In parallel with the capacity building of this group of trainees, PIC is laying the foundations to institutionalize the expert knowledge of these trainees once their training is complete. The final decision on which institutional arrangement Cambodia will choose in relation to budget oversight will be a decision for the Parliament and is not under the control of the intervention. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Cambodia Public finance management (PFM) Government & Civil Society-general The overall objective for the support was: “strengthened parliamentary oversight of the budget”. The support focused on enhancing parliamentary staffs’ understanding of the state budget, to build capacity to better analyse budgetary documents and to prepare for the set-up of a Parliamentary Budget office (PBO) in order to strengthen parliament’s oversight function.The focus of the intervention was to train ten staff members (five women and five men) from the Senate’s research department to conduct budget and fiscal analysis. In parallel with the capacity building of this group of trainees, PIC has also laid the foundation to institutionalise the expert knowledge of these trainees once their training is complete. Technical support was provided by experts with experience from the Swedish Parliamentary Research Services and the Ministry of Finance. All ten trainees successfully completed the courses and nine out of ten continued for the six-month extension of the program, passing all required additional training. The nine researchers remained within the Senate-managed PBO at the time this report was compiled.Dozens of training modules and formal classroom courses were delivered in the first and second year, and six were delivered in the final year. This number was higher than the target, both as the result of lower capacity of interns and the framework underestimating the breadth and depth of required budget office training. Mentoring sessions were constant, occurring daily, but several formal significant mentorship sessions were delivered roughly according to the output criteria. Over 30 research requests were fulfilled and over 20 fact-finding missions to provinces and overseas were organised. Parliamentarians embraced the research service, the research reports and briefings, and are eager to have the staff join the missions to assist in fact finding. Parliamentarians have reported that the reports were beneficial and have increased their understanding of budget issues and ability to study and oversee revenue raising and government spending programs.The number of requests by parliamentarians for PBO/FACT research products and services greatly exceed the original plans, with over 30 reports and over 20 outreach activities requested and supplied in the second and third year of the program. At the state budget briefings, the number of attendees was aligned with planned output, with approximately 20 parliamentarians and staffers attending the Commission 2 budget debrief presentations by PBO/FACT analysts. The number of linkages through study missions made with PBOs in the ASEAN region and elsewhere was in line with planned output, with a sister organisation agreement secured with the Philippines CPBRD, and Memorandum of Understanding signed with the IFSD in Canada, and relationships built with the PBOs in Canada and Sweden.Mission statements, policy documents, and procedural manuals exceeded the planned outputs, with between 6 to 12 each year. Meetings with stakeholders was roughly on par with planned output. The number of consultations with clients was similarly on target. The PBO/FACT program prepared all the institutional structures, protocols, and research tools required to establish a budget office. A gender responsive analysis was integrated into the curriculum where relevant, which provided the trainees with a theoretical and practical background of gender analysis. Courses on gender statistics and gender sensitive budgeting were delivered in 2018 and resulted in a gender report on the national budget in 2019. Practical observations of women access to public services and compilation of self-collected data were important inputs and also included in the program. It was clear that Gender Budgeting reports and reports involving gender perspectives of spending programmes are very important and have been produced as parts of briefing notes delivered to Cambodian Parliamentarians.    No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51100093-5110009301 Sweden This is a supplementary decision to decision 4/2018 and supplementary decision 13/2020. It concerns an extension of the activity period of Sida's ongoing capacity-enhancing support for functions within Cambodia's parliament. In 2004, Cambodia launched a reform aimed at strengthening public financial management (OFS). The reform has been funded by several donors, including the EU and Sida. Since 2011, PIC has received Swedish financing to support the implementation of its activities, which e.g. aims to build up the Cambodian Parliament's analytical and investigative capacity. The Swedish support is provided as a core support to PIC's national operations. The current Sida financing is SEK 16.5 million which is being implemented during the period 2018-2020. This additional decision includes an extension of the activity period from 31 December 2020, up to and including 31 March 2021. The supplementary decision does not include any additional funding. The support during the period 2018-2020 and also during the extension to 31 March 2021 is a budget support to PIC's Cambodia operations which, among other things, aims to strengthen Parliament's ability to analyze the state budget. The initiative includes continued training activities and field visits out in the country, where the parliamentarians' contacts with the citizens are in focus. Networking and study visits to other parliaments in the region and / or other parts of the world are also included, but need to take place online since the start of the corona pandemic in early 2020. The PIC is also being reorganized to extend its regional operations to include similar support, through peer learning and exchange, to Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam. This will be done by transferring PIC's current operations to a newly started NGO called PCAsia from 1 April 2021. Part of PIC's operations during the extension will focus on this reorganization. Detta är ett tilläggsbeslut till 4/2018 och tilläggsbeslut 13/2020 och rör en förlängning av aktivitetsperioden av Sidas pågående kapacitetshöjande stöd till funktioner inom Kambodjas parlament. Kambodja inledde år 2004 en reform med syfte att stärka den offentliga finansiella styrningen (OFS). Reformen har finansierats av flera givare, däribland EU och Sida. Sedan 2011 har PIC fått svenskt stöd för att stödja genomförandet av sin verksamhet som bl.a. syftar till att bygga upp parlamentets analys- och utredningskapacitet. Det svenska stödet lämnas som ett kärnstöd till PIC:s nationella verksamhet. Den senaste perioden som Sida stödjer med en total budget om MSEK 16,5 genomförs under perioden 2018-2020. Detta tilläggsbeslut innefattar en förlängning av aktivitetsperioden som egentligen ska avsultas 31 december 2020 men nu föreslås omfatta perioden fram till och med 31 mars 2021. Tilläggsbeslutet innefattar inget tillskott av medel. Stödet under perioden 2018-2020 och även under förlängningen till 31 mars 2021 är ett budgetstöd till PIC:s Kambodja-verksamhet som bl.a. syftar till att stärka parlamentets förmåga att analysera statsbudgeten. Insatsen omfattar fortsatta utbildningsaktiviteter och fältbesök ute i landet, där parlamentarikernas kontakter med medborgarna står i fokus. Nätverkande och studiebesök vid andra parlament i regionen och/eller andra delar av världen ingår också men behöver sedan corona-pandemins start i början av 2020 ske online. PIC håller också på att omorganiseras för att även utöka sin regionala verksamhet till att omfatta liknande stöd som i Kambodja även till Myanmar, Laos och Vietnam. Detta kommer att ske genom att överföra PIC:s nuvarande verksamhet till en nystartad NGO som ska heta PCAsia fr o m 1 april 2021. En del av PIC:s verksamhet under förlängningen kommer att fokusera på denna omorganisation. One of the core tasks of a parliament is to approve and oversee the executive branch of government’s budget and economic policies. This oversight is by nature technical, but parliamentarians may not have the background or resources necessary to effectively scrutinize fiscal and economic policy. To do so adequately, parliamentarians may find it useful to be supported by a non-partisan research service that specializes in the national budget and economy.  This capacity is limited within the Cambodian Parliament— both the National Assembly (NA) and the Senate—and demand for such support is also limited. But by strengthening analytical capacity in the secretariats, it is expected that supply may drive demand for these services in the future by increasing knowledge about the value and importance of fiscal and economic oversight among parliamentarians themselves. The intervention financed under the PAT programme supports the establishment of a Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) training programme. The name of the programme was changed during the implementation to Fiscal Analysis Capacity Training (FACT) programme. The intervention's intended outcomes are:1. Increased capacity of parliamentary staff to perform PBO-related tasks2. Enhanced understanding and knowledge of parliamentarians on budgetary matters3. An institutional foundation for a PBO in place. The main focus of the intervention is to train ten staff members from the Senate’s research department to conduct budget analysis. In parallel with the capacity building of this group of trainees, PIC is laying the foundations to institutionalize the expert knowledge of these trainees once their training is complete. The final decision on which institutional arrangement Cambodia will choose in relation to budget oversight will be a decision for the Parliament and is not under the control of the intervention. Sweden PIC/Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PIC/Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1100000 0 4045500 980000 1100000 0 300000 0 0 700000 2545500 -300000 0 980000 0 700000 0 -300000 0 300000 0 -700000 0 0 800000 6125500 PIC/Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia 1100000 PIC/Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia 2545500 PIC/Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia 1500000 PIC/Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia 980000 PIC/Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia Cambodia 2014-2018 Kambodja 2014-2018 (utfasning till 2022) Increased democratic influence and opportunities for citizens at local level to demand accountability Ökat demokratiskt inflytande och möjlighet till ansvarsutkrävande för medborgare på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51100093-5110009304 Sweden This is a supplementary decision to decision 4/2018 and supplementary decision 13/2020. It concerns an extension of the activity period of Sida's ongoing capacity-enhancing support for functions within Cambodia's parliament. In 2004, Cambodia launched a reform aimed at strengthening public financial management (OFS). The reform has been funded by several donors, including the EU and Sida. Since 2011, PIC has received Swedish financing to support the implementation of its activities, which e.g. aims to build up the Cambodian Parliament's analytical and investigative capacity. The Swedish support is provided as a core support to PIC's national operations. The current Sida financing is SEK 16.5 million which is being implemented during the period 2018-2020. This additional decision includes an extension of the activity period from 31 December 2020, up to and including 31 March 2021. The supplementary decision does not include any additional funding. The support during the period 2018-2020 and also during the extension to 31 March 2021 is a budget support to PIC's Cambodia operations which, among other things, aims to strengthen Parliament's ability to analyze the state budget. The initiative includes continued training activities and field visits out in the country, where the parliamentarians' contacts with the citizens are in focus. Networking and study visits to other parliaments in the region and / or other parts of the world are also included, but need to take place online since the start of the corona pandemic in early 2020. The PIC is also being reorganized to extend its regional operations to include similar support, through peer learning and exchange, to Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam. This will be done by transferring PIC's current operations to a newly started NGO called PCAsia from 1 April 2021. Part of PIC's operations during the extension will focus on this reorganization. Detta är ett tilläggsbeslut till 4/2018 och tilläggsbeslut 13/2020 och rör en förlängning av aktivitetsperioden av Sidas pågående kapacitetshöjande stöd till funktioner inom Kambodjas parlament. Kambodja inledde år 2004 en reform med syfte att stärka den offentliga finansiella styrningen (OFS). Reformen har finansierats av flera givare, däribland EU och Sida. Sedan 2011 har PIC fått svenskt stöd för att stödja genomförandet av sin verksamhet som bl.a. syftar till att bygga upp parlamentets analys- och utredningskapacitet. Det svenska stödet lämnas som ett kärnstöd till PIC:s nationella verksamhet. Den senaste perioden som Sida stödjer med en total budget om MSEK 16,5 genomförs under perioden 2018-2020. Detta tilläggsbeslut innefattar en förlängning av aktivitetsperioden som egentligen ska avsultas 31 december 2020 men nu föreslås omfatta perioden fram till och med 31 mars 2021. Tilläggsbeslutet innefattar inget tillskott av medel. Stödet under perioden 2018-2020 och även under förlängningen till 31 mars 2021 är ett budgetstöd till PIC:s Kambodja-verksamhet som bl.a. syftar till att stärka parlamentets förmåga att analysera statsbudgeten. Insatsen omfattar fortsatta utbildningsaktiviteter och fältbesök ute i landet, där parlamentarikernas kontakter med medborgarna står i fokus. Nätverkande och studiebesök vid andra parlament i regionen och/eller andra delar av världen ingår också men behöver sedan corona-pandemins start i början av 2020 ske online. PIC håller också på att omorganiseras för att även utöka sin regionala verksamhet till att omfatta liknande stöd som i Kambodja även till Myanmar, Laos och Vietnam. Detta kommer att ske genom att överföra PIC:s nuvarande verksamhet till en nystartad NGO som ska heta PCAsia fr o m 1 april 2021. En del av PIC:s verksamhet under förlängningen kommer att fokusera på denna omorganisation. One of the core tasks of a parliament is to approve and oversee the executive branch of government’s budget and economic policies. This oversight is by nature technical, but parliamentarians may not have the background or resources necessary to effectively scrutinize fiscal and economic policy. To do so adequately, parliamentarians may find it useful to be supported by a non-partisan research service that specializes in the national budget and economy.  This capacity is limited within the Cambodian Parliament— both the National Assembly (NA) and the Senate—and demand for such support is also limited. But by strengthening analytical capacity in the secretariats, it is expected that supply may drive demand for these services in the future by increasing knowledge about the value and importance of fiscal and economic oversight among parliamentarians themselves. The intervention financed under the PAT programme supports the establishment of a Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) training programme. The name of the programme was changed during the implementation to Fiscal Analysis Capacity Training (FACT) programme. The intervention's intended outcomes are:1. Increased capacity of parliamentary staff to perform PBO-related tasks2. Enhanced understanding and knowledge of parliamentarians on budgetary matters3. An institutional foundation for a PBO in place. The main focus of the intervention is to train ten staff members from the Senate’s research department to conduct budget analysis. In parallel with the capacity building of this group of trainees, PIC is laying the foundations to institutionalize the expert knowledge of these trainees once their training is complete. The final decision on which institutional arrangement Cambodia will choose in relation to budget oversight will be a decision for the Parliament and is not under the control of the intervention. Sweden PIC/Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish Consulting & Service Partner AB 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 267568 257432 105444 0 49395 114335 112729 0 0 141405 525000 Swedish Consulting & Service Partner AB 49395 Swedish Consulting & Service Partner AB 112729 Swedish Consulting & Service Partner AB 105444 Swedish Consulting & Service Partner AB 114335 Swedish Consulting & Service Partner AB 141405 Swedish Consulting & Service Partner AB Cambodia 2014-2018 Kambodja 2014-2018 (utfasning till 2022) Increased democratic influence and opportunities for citizens at local level to demand accountability Ökat demokratiskt inflytande och möjlighet till ansvarsutkrävande för medborgare på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51100103 Sweden Support to National Audit Authority to increase the organizational capacity, improve Communication and relations with external people. Kambodja inledde år 2004 en reform med syfte att stärka den offentliga finansiella styrningen (OFS). Reformen har finansierats av flera givare, däribland EU och Sida. I december 2015 fattade EU-kommissionen beslut om att lämna fortsatt stöd till reformen. Beslutet innebär stöd genom två olika finansieringsmekanismer; sektorbudgetstöd till reformens genomförande samt en delegering till Sida för att finansiera insatser som kompletterar sektorbudgetstödet. Det svenska stödet kommer att riktas till aktörer/områden som inte i tillräcklig omfattning inkluderats i tidigare stöd till OFS-reformen, och som inte med automatik kan nås via EU:s sektorbudgetstöd. Lärdomar från tidigare stöd visar att de mest relevanta områdena för additionellt och riktat stöd handlar om anti-korruption, externrevision, statistik och extern granskning av budgeten. Dessutom har betydelsen av att öka skatteintäkterna och effektiviteten i skatteadministrationen understrukits. Det svenska stödet kommer att omfatta följande kambodjanska myndigheter och organisationer: Statistikmyndigheten, Skattemyndigheten, Transparency International Cambodia, Riksrevisionen och Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia. Den totala budgeten för det program som ska genomföras av Sida, Partnership for Accountability and Transparency (PAT), är 10,342 miljoner euro. EU:s bidrag uppgår till 7 miljoner euro. Det svenska bidraget uppgår till ca 32 miljoner kronor. Denna insats avser stöd och samarbete med Kambodjas Riksrevision, National Audit Authority (NAA). NAA får sedan hösten 2011 svenskt stöd genom svenska Riksrevisionen (RiR) inom ramen för ett myndighetssamarbete, vilket finansieras genom RiR:s egna medel för utvecklingssamarbete. RiR:s stöd fokuserar på ett av de tre områden som anges i den vägledning för kapacitetsutveckling av ett lands riksrevision som tagits fram av International Organisation for Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI), nämligen själva revisionsarbetet. Den insats som föreslås i denna promemoria avses inriktas på de återstående två områden som anges i INTOSAI:s vägledning: organisatorisk kapacitet samt kommunikation och relationer med externa intressenter. I enlighet med NAA:s projektansökan, daterad den 12 maj 2016, kommer insatsen att omfatta stöd till följande områden: 1) utveckling och uppgradering av NAA:s IT-miljö, 2) intern och extern kommunikation, inklusive relationer med externa intressenter, 3) genomförande av Kambodjas ordförandeskap i ASEAN SAI, samt 4) framtagande av en ny strategisk plan för perioden 2017-2021. Utöver detta tillkommer finansiering av en extern medelhanteringsfunktion (fund manager) samt ett externt managementstöd, vilket NAA begärt i sitt projektförslag. Dessa externa resurser kommer att handlas upp av ambassaden genom avrop från ambassadens ramavtal med KPMG samt genom en förnyad konkurrensutsättning under Sidas ramavtal med konsulter inom OFS-området. Insatsen kommer att genomföras under perioden 1 juli 2016-30 juni 2019. Den totala budgeten uppgår till ca 7,1 miljoner kronor. The National Audit Authority (NAA) is Cambodia’s Supreme Audit Institution (SAI). It is an autonomous institution which has the mandate to audit all government institutions. NAA was established in 2000 by the Audit Law and started to undertake independent external financial audit on entities of the RGC in 2002. In the recent Open Budget Survey (2017) Cambodia scores 55 out of 100 in terms of budget oversight and is thereby considered to provide adequate budget oversight. Under the law, NAA has full discretion to decide which audits they should perform; the auditor general is appointed independently from the executive and it has sufficient resources to fulfill its mandate. However, the 2015 PEFA assessment concluded that the capacity of NAA is limited, even though the audit coverage and the timeliness of submission of audit reports to the legislature have improved. The overall objective of the intervention is stated as follows: NAA's capacity strengthened as the SAI of Cambodia through support to its information and communications infrastructure and its ability to partake and contribute in international cooperation. This objective will be achieved through the following four outcome objectives:1. A functional IT environment and intranet that supports internal and external communication and crucial office functions.2. A developed external communication policy and practice, Stakeholder Management.3. Active and professional chairmanship of the ASEAN SAI 2016-2017.4. NAA has a new long-term strategy from 2017 to direct the development. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Cambodia Public finance management (PFM) Government & Civil Society-general The overall objective for the support under the PAT programme was “improved effectiveness and transparency of external audit”. In order to achieve this objective, the intervention focused on 1) a functional IT environment and intranet; 2) external communication and stakeholder management; 3) chairmanship of the ASEAN SAI and; 4) Strategic Plan 2017-2021.FCG Consulting has provided support to NAA throughout the implementation phase, particularly in the areas of IT and external communication. The support function form part of the overall intervention and the cost is included in the project budget.The cooperation with NAA was time consuming throughout the project life. This was likely a consequence of NAA not being used to working with donors and receive external support. As an institution NAA is also cautious in its approach, which partly can be explained by its complicated position of not being sufficiently independent from government while at the same time being expected to scrutinize and perform the role of watchdog over the same government The following results have been achieved under the above noted focus areas number 1 -4: 1. Internal communicationAt the start of the intervention the IT environment within NAA was in a very poor state. In order to enable effective internal and external communication, it was essential to establish a proper IT platform. By providing support to an upgrade of the IT environment, the internal organisational capacity and work procedures would be strengthened, while at the same time a possible platform for communication with external stakeholders would be established.In the initial project proposal, it was planned to include the introduction of an intranet. Due to the delays in the project implementation, and particularly in procuring the IT equipment, NAA and Sida agreed to put the intranet on hold until the equipment was in place. Due to the delays in the procurement of equipment, there was insufficient time to also introduce an intranet during the activity period. However, five ICT-staff at NAA received training in administration and configuration of the network, which included web-site management and e-mail services, and the adoption of an ICT policy. Final approval of the e-mail server and domain within the government set-up was received in May 2020. 2. External communication, stakeholder managementA Stakeholder Engagement Policy was developed by NAA with the support of FCG. The policy builds on an Action Plan which was developed as part of a training on “SAI Engaging with Stakeholders” provided by INTOSAI Development Initiative (IDI) (free of charge for its member SAIs). The Stakeholder Engage-ment Policy has been consulted on widely within NAA and was approved by management in 2019 and is currently actively used. However, actual implementation of these tools remains. Together with members of the Second Commission from the Cambodian Parliament, NAA participated in a study visit to Sweden in October 2017. The aim of the visit was to increase the understanding of the respective roles and mandates of Parliament and the Supreme Audit Authority, in order to strengthen relations between the Cambodian institutions. 3. Active and professional chairmanship in ASEANCambodia chaired the ASEANSAI 2016 to 2017. During the last year of their chairmanship, Cambodia organised two major events for the other ASEAN SAIs which resulted in a signed protocol amendment on the establishment of ASEANSAI. During the Cambodian chairmanship the ASEANSAI signed an agreement with the World Bank on the Area of Establishment of ISSAI Facilitators POLL and a Memo-randum of Understanding with the Swedish National Audit Office on the support for ISSAI implemen-tation. Moreover, the ASEANSAI finalised their strategic plan for 2018-2021. The results of the Cambodian chairmanship in the ASEANSAI were documented in the book "Spirit of Togetherness for Achieve-ment”, published in November 2017. 4. New Strategic Plan 2017 – 2021The Strategic Plan for 2017 – 2021 is in place since 2017 and has been operationalised through the NAA Action Plan (NAA MAP 3-2018) and can be found on the website of NAA. It aims to form a basis for a more holistic and sequenced approach to capacity building and future organisational development. With the support of PAT, a Mid-Term Review was organised in August 2019 to follow-up on progress of the implementation of the Strategic Plan and draw up the 2020 Work Plan.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51100103-5110010301 Sweden Support to National Audit Authority to increase the organizational capacity, improve Communication and relations with external people. Kambodja inledde år 2004 en reform med syfte att stärka den offentliga finansiella styrningen (OFS). Reformen har finansierats av flera givare, däribland EU och Sida. I december 2015 fattade EU-kommissionen beslut om att lämna fortsatt stöd till reformen. Beslutet innebär stöd genom två olika finansieringsmekanismer; sektorbudgetstöd till reformens genomförande samt en delegering till Sida för att finansiera insatser som kompletterar sektorbudgetstödet. Det svenska stödet kommer att riktas till aktörer/områden som inte i tillräcklig omfattning inkluderats i tidigare stöd till OFS-reformen, och som inte med automatik kan nås via EU:s sektorbudgetstöd. Lärdomar från tidigare stöd visar att de mest relevanta områdena för additionellt och riktat stöd handlar om anti-korruption, externrevision, statistik och extern granskning av budgeten. Dessutom har betydelsen av att öka skatteintäkterna och effektiviteten i skatteadministrationen understrukits. Det svenska stödet kommer att omfatta följande kambodjanska myndigheter och organisationer: Statistikmyndigheten, Skattemyndigheten, Transparency International Cambodia, Riksrevisionen och Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia. Den totala budgeten för det program som ska genomföras av Sida, Partnership for Accountability and Transparency (PAT), är 10,342 miljoner euro. EU:s bidrag uppgår till 7 miljoner euro. Det svenska bidraget uppgår till ca 32 miljoner kronor. Denna insats avser stöd och samarbete med Kambodjas Riksrevision, National Audit Authority (NAA). NAA får sedan hösten 2011 svenskt stöd genom svenska Riksrevisionen (RiR) inom ramen för ett myndighetssamarbete, vilket finansieras genom RiR:s egna medel för utvecklingssamarbete. RiR:s stöd fokuserar på ett av de tre områden som anges i den vägledning för kapacitetsutveckling av ett lands riksrevision som tagits fram av International Organisation for Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI), nämligen själva revisionsarbetet. Den insats som föreslås i denna promemoria avses inriktas på de återstående två områden som anges i INTOSAI:s vägledning: organisatorisk kapacitet samt kommunikation och relationer med externa intressenter. I enlighet med NAA:s projektansökan, daterad den 12 maj 2016, kommer insatsen att omfatta stöd till följande områden: 1) utveckling och uppgradering av NAA:s IT-miljö, 2) intern och extern kommunikation, inklusive relationer med externa intressenter, 3) genomförande av Kambodjas ordförandeskap i ASEAN SAI, samt 4) framtagande av en ny strategisk plan för perioden 2017-2021. Utöver detta tillkommer finansiering av en extern medelhanteringsfunktion (fund manager) samt ett externt managementstöd, vilket NAA begärt i sitt projektförslag. Dessa externa resurser kommer att handlas upp av ambassaden genom avrop från ambassadens ramavtal med KPMG samt genom en förnyad konkurrensutsättning under Sidas ramavtal med konsulter inom OFS-området. Insatsen kommer att genomföras under perioden 1 juli 2016-30 juni 2019. Den totala budgeten uppgår till ca 7,1 miljoner kronor. The National Audit Authority (NAA) is Cambodia’s Supreme Audit Institution (SAI). It is an autonomous institution which has the mandate to audit all government institutions. NAA was established in 2000 by the Audit Law and started to undertake independent external financial audit on entities of the RGC in 2002. In the recent Open Budget Survey (2017) Cambodia scores 55 out of 100 in terms of budget oversight and is thereby considered to provide adequate budget oversight. Under the law, NAA has full discretion to decide which audits they should perform; the auditor general is appointed independently from the executive and it has sufficient resources to fulfill its mandate. However, the 2015 PEFA assessment concluded that the capacity of NAA is limited, even though the audit coverage and the timeliness of submission of audit reports to the legislature have improved. The overall objective of the intervention is stated as follows: NAA's capacity strengthened as the SAI of Cambodia through support to its information and communications infrastructure and its ability to partake and contribute in international cooperation. This objective will be achieved through the following four outcome objectives:1. A functional IT environment and intranet that supports internal and external communication and crucial office functions.2. A developed external communication policy and practice, Stakeholder Management.3. Active and professional chairmanship of the ASEAN SAI 2016-2017.4. NAA has a new long-term strategy from 2017 to direct the development. Sweden National Audit Authority of Cambodia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency National Audit Authority of Cambodia 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4101 704589 0 0 0 8589 0 -400000 0 400000 0 0 0 696000 -195899 -400000 200000 0 0 -509338 0 0 0 0 200000 400000 708690 National Audit Authority of Cambodia 4101.28 National Audit Authority of Cambodia 8588.78 National Audit Authority of Cambodia 696000 National Audit Authority of Cambodia -309338 National Audit Authority of Cambodia Cambodia 2014-2018 Kambodja 2014-2018 (utfasning till 2022) Increased knowledge about human rights, equality and the rule of law among citizens and in the public sector Ökad kunskap om de mänskliga rättigheterna, jämställdhet och rättsstatens principer bland medborgarna och inom den offentliga sektorn Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51100103-5110010303 Sweden Support to National Audit Authority to increase the organizational capacity, improve Communication and relations with external people. Kambodja inledde år 2004 en reform med syfte att stärka den offentliga finansiella styrningen (OFS). Reformen har finansierats av flera givare, däribland EU och Sida. I december 2015 fattade EU-kommissionen beslut om att lämna fortsatt stöd till reformen. Beslutet innebär stöd genom två olika finansieringsmekanismer; sektorbudgetstöd till reformens genomförande samt en delegering till Sida för att finansiera insatser som kompletterar sektorbudgetstödet. Det svenska stödet kommer att riktas till aktörer/områden som inte i tillräcklig omfattning inkluderats i tidigare stöd till OFS-reformen, och som inte med automatik kan nås via EU:s sektorbudgetstöd. Lärdomar från tidigare stöd visar att de mest relevanta områdena för additionellt och riktat stöd handlar om anti-korruption, externrevision, statistik och extern granskning av budgeten. Dessutom har betydelsen av att öka skatteintäkterna och effektiviteten i skatteadministrationen understrukits. Det svenska stödet kommer att omfatta följande kambodjanska myndigheter och organisationer: Statistikmyndigheten, Skattemyndigheten, Transparency International Cambodia, Riksrevisionen och Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia. Den totala budgeten för det program som ska genomföras av Sida, Partnership for Accountability and Transparency (PAT), är 10,342 miljoner euro. EU:s bidrag uppgår till 7 miljoner euro. Det svenska bidraget uppgår till ca 32 miljoner kronor. Denna insats avser stöd och samarbete med Kambodjas Riksrevision, National Audit Authority (NAA). NAA får sedan hösten 2011 svenskt stöd genom svenska Riksrevisionen (RiR) inom ramen för ett myndighetssamarbete, vilket finansieras genom RiR:s egna medel för utvecklingssamarbete. RiR:s stöd fokuserar på ett av de tre områden som anges i den vägledning för kapacitetsutveckling av ett lands riksrevision som tagits fram av International Organisation for Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI), nämligen själva revisionsarbetet. Den insats som föreslås i denna promemoria avses inriktas på de återstående två områden som anges i INTOSAI:s vägledning: organisatorisk kapacitet samt kommunikation och relationer med externa intressenter. I enlighet med NAA:s projektansökan, daterad den 12 maj 2016, kommer insatsen att omfatta stöd till följande områden: 1) utveckling och uppgradering av NAA:s IT-miljö, 2) intern och extern kommunikation, inklusive relationer med externa intressenter, 3) genomförande av Kambodjas ordförandeskap i ASEAN SAI, samt 4) framtagande av en ny strategisk plan för perioden 2017-2021. Utöver detta tillkommer finansiering av en extern medelhanteringsfunktion (fund manager) samt ett externt managementstöd, vilket NAA begärt i sitt projektförslag. Dessa externa resurser kommer att handlas upp av ambassaden genom avrop från ambassadens ramavtal med KPMG samt genom en förnyad konkurrensutsättning under Sidas ramavtal med konsulter inom OFS-området. Insatsen kommer att genomföras under perioden 1 juli 2016-30 juni 2019. Den totala budgeten uppgår till ca 7,1 miljoner kronor. The National Audit Authority (NAA) is Cambodia’s Supreme Audit Institution (SAI). It is an autonomous institution which has the mandate to audit all government institutions. NAA was established in 2000 by the Audit Law and started to undertake independent external financial audit on entities of the RGC in 2002. In the recent Open Budget Survey (2017) Cambodia scores 55 out of 100 in terms of budget oversight and is thereby considered to provide adequate budget oversight. Under the law, NAA has full discretion to decide which audits they should perform; the auditor general is appointed independently from the executive and it has sufficient resources to fulfill its mandate. However, the 2015 PEFA assessment concluded that the capacity of NAA is limited, even though the audit coverage and the timeliness of submission of audit reports to the legislature have improved. The overall objective of the intervention is stated as follows: NAA's capacity strengthened as the SAI of Cambodia through support to its information and communications infrastructure and its ability to partake and contribute in international cooperation. This objective will be achieved through the following four outcome objectives:1. A functional IT environment and intranet that supports internal and external communication and crucial office functions.2. A developed external communication policy and practice, Stakeholder Management.3. Active and professional chairmanship of the ASEAN SAI 2016-2017.4. NAA has a new long-term strategy from 2017 to direct the development. Sweden National Audit Authority of Cambodia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FCG Swedish Development AB 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 94005 224005 148555 241483 0 94005 0 0 77450 0 34091 10315 1 0 46637 99918 40049 0 66533 0 63559 100810 74680 708048 FCG Swedish Development AB 94005.43 FCG Swedish Development AB 99917.71 FCG Swedish Development AB 77449.6 FCG Swedish Development AB 46638 FCG Swedish Development AB 10315 FCG Swedish Development AB 63559.42 FCG Swedish Development AB 74680.43 FCG Swedish Development AB 0 FCG Swedish Development AB 34090.93 FCG Swedish Development AB 66533 FCG Swedish Development AB 40049 FCG Swedish Development AB 100809.84 FCG Swedish Development AB Cambodia 2014-2018 Kambodja 2014-2018 (utfasning till 2022) Increased knowledge about human rights, equality and the rule of law among citizens and in the public sector Ökad kunskap om de mänskliga rättigheterna, jämställdhet och rättsstatens principer bland medborgarna och inom den offentliga sektorn Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51110038 Sweden The 2010 constitution established a two level governance system, comprising a national government and 47 county governments. The constitution also established other institutions critical to the success of devolution. The new structure of governance came into place after the 2013 general elections. Most of the institutions created are new and starting off from scratch and their capacity needs to be strengthened in order for them to play their rightful role of ensuring devolution becomes a reality. The government of Kenya has since put in place the policy, legal and institutional framework for the implementation of devolution. Through MTP 2, the government has prioritized the full implementation of the constitution to ensure rapid set up of Counties without disruption of service delivery. At the same time, the GOK has prioritized capacity development and alignment at both county and national levels. This intervention will be contributing to efforts by the governemnt of Kenya to enhance the capacity of county governments and other related institutions to play their part in ensuring devolution succeeeds. It will be implemnted through the World Bank's Multi Donor Devolution Partnership Facility with funding from several partners including USAID, EU, UKaid, Finland and Sweden. The overall objective of the facility is strengthened core devolved governance systems at both national and county level. Insatsen är mycket relevant och kommer vid rätt tid – den är också i linje med Kenyas, Sveriges och Världsbankens prioriteringar. Kenyas regering har uppvisat nödvändigt ägarskap och ledarskap, riskerna som analyserats är generellt klassificerade som låga till mellanhöga och olika riskåtgärder finns på plats. Det är därför högst sannolikt att projektmålen kommer att uppnås och att insatsen blir ett betydande bidrag till genomförandet av decentraliseringsreformen i enlighet med 2010 års konstitution. Det föreslås därför att Sverige stödjer programmet med 17 miljoner kr under perioden januari 2015 – december 2017. KADP’s specific objectives are to improve knowledge and capacity of national and county level stakeholders to implement a successful devolution process, and to help build the accountability relationship between the new county governments and Kenyan citizens for improved efficiency and development results. Components: *Fiscal Knowledge Program: Understanding and addressing the fiscal implications of revenue sharing and intergovernmental finances *Public Financial Management and Human Resource Management: Strengthening public financial management and public sector capacity at county level *Monitoring and Evaluation, Performance Management Systems and Open Data: Strengthening sub-national performance monitoring, county level data quality and access to information *Social Accountability and Citizen Engagement: Strengthening public participation, oversight and social accountability mechanisms in county systems and service delivery sectors *Developed Sector Support: Enhanced service delivery in devolved sectors *Knowledge and Learning, Communications and Outreach, Monitoring and Evaluation, and Program Management: Supporting peer learning and sharing of knowledge among counties Cross Cutting Themes: *Citizen engagement *Climate change *Gender *Conflict and violence prevention and marginalized county support KADP Outcomes *KADP impact statement: Improved capacity of core county governance systems *KADP outcome statements: Improved county performance and leveraging World Bank portfolio *KADP inter-outcome statement: Core devolved governance systems are strengthened at both national and county levels Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general Component 1: fiscal impacts of devolution KADP met or exceeded all the set targets. The key component deliverables were: *The first ever County Gross Domestic Product report which is now a useful resource to understand county economies *An Enterprise Survey in conducted in ten counties to provide information on investment climate *The development of BOOST – an online budget portal - to increase budget transparency through provision of granular budget execution data interlinked with both IFMIS and the Controller of Budget (CoB) systems *County Public Expenditure Reviews (PER) in ten counties *The Own Source Revenue (OSR) study which deepened understanding of the status of revenues in the counties *County Credit Worthiness Reports for four counties Component 2: public financial management and human resource management KADP made good progress towards the targets set for Component 2, nearly all met or exceeded. *Public Expenditure and Financial Assessment undertaken in six counties to form the basis for strengthening their PFM systems *In partnership with the National Treasury, supported the development of the Public Finance Management Reforms Strategy (PFMRS). The PFMRS is the umbrella strategy for the coordination and implementation of PFM and HR reforms in Kenya at both levels of government (2018-2023) *Led in the development of the World Bank USD200m GESDEK Program for Results operation supporting key PFM and HR reforms in Kenya *In partnership with the Salaries and Remuneration Commission, developed the Wage Bill Management Study Report. The report provided analysis and information on the extent of the public sector wage bill report and ways to strengthen its management *Technical Papers for the Kenya National Wage Bill management Conference which provided an opportunity for experts and stakeholders to share their experiences on wage bill management. *In partnership with the National Treasury, provided technical assistance to the development of user requirements and road map for E-GP. *County Assets and Liabilities Management Study developed. The study presents detailed institutional, functional, and financial analysis of the state of asset-liability management in Kenya and makes recommendations to stakeholders for implementation. *In collaboration with component 4, supported the Office of the Auditor General in the development of the Citizen Engagement Framework on Social Audit *In collaboration with component 1, provided technical contributions to the County Public Expenditure Report 2018 Component 3: monitoring and evaluation, performance management systems and open data Component 3 met or exceeded all the set targets. *County Integrated M&E System Guidelines produced and rolled out to all 47 counties through the Kenya Devolution Support Program *The component supported the establishment of effective Service Delivery Units in 12 counties that are contributing to problem-solving and improved service delivery *Support to the development of the Open County Portal – an online platform for key county data - which has been integrated in the Maarifa Centre portal and is available to both county citizens and county government staff *Support to the County Data Visualization page which is embedded in website of the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics *Piloting of two rapid evaluations in Kilifi and Kericho counties to strengthen the evaluation function in Kenya Component 4: Social Accountability and Citizen Engagement Component 4 KADP made good implementation progress and met or exceeded nearly all the set targets. *Technical assistance to the Ministry of Devolution and Planning for the development of Public Participation Guidelines and subsequent roll out to all 47 counties through the Kenya Devolution Support Program *Development of a model for Participatory Budgeting and roll out to 10 counties that are undertaking extensive consultations with citizens in their planning and budgeting processes *Analytical report on county Grievance Redress Mechanisms *Support to the Council of Governors in the development of the Devolution Hub – an online library/repository for devolution related documents *Braille version of the Public Participation Guidelines Component 5: devolved sector support and cross cutting themes Component 5 met most of its development targets while others were exceeded. *Technical assistance and analytical support to define intergovernmental relations in the water sector contributed to the Water Act of Kenya (2016) *Development of a model for water provision in Kiambu county intended to inform similar models across counties *Technical assistance to develop Kenya Environmental Sanitation and Hygiene Policy; Kenya Environmental Sanitation and Hygiene Strategic Framework; Prototype County Environmental Health and Sanitation Bill and the National ODF Campaign Framework as well as support to Kisii, Migori and Makueni Counties on county-level legislation and strategies *Institutional Analysis for Urban Development and Fiscal Framework for Secondary Urban Areas *Support to the Commission on Revenue Allocation for the Integrated Devolution Policy and Investment Data Portal and the development of the third-generation revenue sharing formula *Web-based application for Results-Based Financing in the health sector *Support to Bomet and Kitui Counties on identifying and addressing gaps in Gender-Based Violence prevention and response *Social Risk Management policy dialogue and support to the establishment of University of Nairobi Center of Land Acquisition and Resettlement *Capacity development support to the establishment of the Frontier Counties Development Council (FCDC), including the development of its Socio-Economic Blueprint *Support to counties to build capacity to address conflict and violence, including Isiolo county, and development of the Conflict and violence mitigation reports *Piloting of approaches to strengthen county capacity to address climate risk management and resilience that are now being scaled up through the Financing Locally-Led Climate Action Program Component 6: knowledge exchange and program management KADP met or exceeded all the set targets under Component 6. *Support to the Council of Governors to develop the Maarifa Centre - which is now the leading mechanism for knowledge sharing and county peer learning on devolved service delivery - with an online platform that features a range of documented experiences and key documents. *Support to peer learning events under the Maarifa Centre that enabled counties to learn from each other in areas such as social risk management, agriculture, water and sanitation and health. *Development of a first set of partnerships between CoG/Maarifa Centre and selected Kenyan universities to build a sustainable mechanism for systematic county experience documentation by students as part of field assignments and internships. *Support to KSG to formulate a new Strategic Learning Strategy which updates the school’s approach from more lecture-based learning towards practical participatory peer learning methodologies. As part of this work, over 150 faculty and associated faculty have been trained on the new methodology. This has led to a significant change in the classroom experience of public servants taking courses at KSG. (pp. 44-50) No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51110038-5111003801 Sweden The 2010 constitution established a two level governance system, comprising a national government and 47 county governments. The constitution also established other institutions critical to the success of devolution. The new structure of governance came into place after the 2013 general elections. Most of the institutions created are new and starting off from scratch and their capacity needs to be strengthened in order for them to play their rightful role of ensuring devolution becomes a reality. The government of Kenya has since put in place the policy, legal and institutional framework for the implementation of devolution. Through MTP 2, the government has prioritized the full implementation of the constitution to ensure rapid set up of Counties without disruption of service delivery. At the same time, the GOK has prioritized capacity development and alignment at both county and national levels. This intervention will be contributing to efforts by the governemnt of Kenya to enhance the capacity of county governments and other related institutions to play their part in ensuring devolution succeeeds. It will be implemnted through the World Bank's Multi Donor Devolution Partnership Facility with funding from several partners including USAID, EU, UKaid, Finland and Sweden. The overall objective of the facility is strengthened core devolved governance systems at both national and county level. Insatsen är mycket relevant och kommer vid rätt tid – den är också i linje med Kenyas, Sveriges och Världsbankens prioriteringar. Kenyas regering har uppvisat nödvändigt ägarskap och ledarskap, riskerna som analyserats är generellt klassificerade som låga till mellanhöga och olika riskåtgärder finns på plats. Det är därför högst sannolikt att projektmålen kommer att uppnås och att insatsen blir ett betydande bidrag till genomförandet av decentraliseringsreformen i enlighet med 2010 års konstitution. Det föreslås därför att Sverige stödjer programmet med 17 miljoner kr under perioden januari 2015 – december 2017. KADP’s specific objectives are to improve knowledge and capacity of national and county level stakeholders to implement a successful devolution process, and to help build the accountability relationship between the new county governments and Kenyan citizens for improved efficiency and development results. Components: *Fiscal Knowledge Program: Understanding and addressing the fiscal implications of revenue sharing and intergovernmental finances *Public Financial Management and Human Resource Management: Strengthening public financial management and public sector capacity at county level *Monitoring and Evaluation, Performance Management Systems and Open Data: Strengthening sub-national performance monitoring, county level data quality and access to information *Social Accountability and Citizen Engagement: Strengthening public participation, oversight and social accountability mechanisms in county systems and service delivery sectors *Developed Sector Support: Enhanced service delivery in devolved sectors *Knowledge and Learning, Communications and Outreach, Monitoring and Evaluation, and Program Management: Supporting peer learning and sharing of knowledge among counties Cross Cutting Themes: *Citizen engagement *Climate change *Gender *Conflict and violence prevention and marginalized county support KADP Outcomes *KADP impact statement: Improved capacity of core county governance systems *KADP outcome statements: Improved county performance and leveraging World Bank portfolio *KADP inter-outcome statement: Core devolved governance systems are strengthened at both national and county levels Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 8258798 4469514 4059275 0 0 0 4469514 0 0 4250000 -4491202 8258798 4491202 4059275 -4250000 0 16787587 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8258798 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 4469513.5 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 4059275 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions at national and local levels Stärkta demokratiska institutioner på nationell och lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51110038-5111003802 Sweden The 2010 constitution established a two level governance system, comprising a national government and 47 county governments. The constitution also established other institutions critical to the success of devolution. The new structure of governance came into place after the 2013 general elections. Most of the institutions created are new and starting off from scratch and their capacity needs to be strengthened in order for them to play their rightful role of ensuring devolution becomes a reality. The government of Kenya has since put in place the policy, legal and institutional framework for the implementation of devolution. Through MTP 2, the government has prioritized the full implementation of the constitution to ensure rapid set up of Counties without disruption of service delivery. At the same time, the GOK has prioritized capacity development and alignment at both county and national levels. This intervention will be contributing to efforts by the governemnt of Kenya to enhance the capacity of county governments and other related institutions to play their part in ensuring devolution succeeeds. It will be implemnted through the World Bank's Multi Donor Devolution Partnership Facility with funding from several partners including USAID, EU, UKaid, Finland and Sweden. The overall objective of the facility is strengthened core devolved governance systems at both national and county level. Insatsen är mycket relevant och kommer vid rätt tid – den är också i linje med Kenyas, Sveriges och Världsbankens prioriteringar. Kenyas regering har uppvisat nödvändigt ägarskap och ledarskap, riskerna som analyserats är generellt klassificerade som låga till mellanhöga och olika riskåtgärder finns på plats. Det är därför högst sannolikt att projektmålen kommer att uppnås och att insatsen blir ett betydande bidrag till genomförandet av decentraliseringsreformen i enlighet med 2010 års konstitution. Det föreslås därför att Sverige stödjer programmet med 17 miljoner kr under perioden januari 2015 – december 2017. KADP’s specific objectives are to improve knowledge and capacity of national and county level stakeholders to implement a successful devolution process, and to help build the accountability relationship between the new county governments and Kenyan citizens for improved efficiency and development results. Components: *Fiscal Knowledge Program: Understanding and addressing the fiscal implications of revenue sharing and intergovernmental finances *Public Financial Management and Human Resource Management: Strengthening public financial management and public sector capacity at county level *Monitoring and Evaluation, Performance Management Systems and Open Data: Strengthening sub-national performance monitoring, county level data quality and access to information *Social Accountability and Citizen Engagement: Strengthening public participation, oversight and social accountability mechanisms in county systems and service delivery sectors *Developed Sector Support: Enhanced service delivery in devolved sectors *Knowledge and Learning, Communications and Outreach, Monitoring and Evaluation, and Program Management: Supporting peer learning and sharing of knowledge among counties Cross Cutting Themes: *Citizen engagement *Climate change *Gender *Conflict and violence prevention and marginalized county support KADP Outcomes *KADP impact statement: Improved capacity of core county governance systems *KADP outcome statements: Improved county performance and leveraging World Bank portfolio *KADP inter-outcome statement: Core devolved governance systems are strengthened at both national and county levels Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -61984 -61984.8 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51110067 Sweden Sida has supported the first phase and the first part of the second phase of this programme. Sida assesses the program as highly relevant and that the engagement so far has yielded good results. A mid-term review was conducted in November 2017 which confirmed the good results and recommended the program to continue. Some calibrations have been made to the original proposal -i.e Component 2 of the programme has been more clearly defined and RWI will work more strategically for enhancing effective use of non-custodial measures in Kenya. The overall objective of the programme remains the same: to enhance compliance with international human rights standards in the management of Kenya´s correctional system, including through supporting more human rights responsive and coordinated approaches to the administration of justice in Kenya. It is proposed that an amount of 16 million SEK will be set aside during the period 1 January 2018 - 31 December 2019 for continue funding this programme. Raoul Wallenberg- Institutet i Lund (RWI) har ansökt till Sida om 34 miljoner kronor i stöd för genomförandet av andra fasen av deras Kenya-program inom kriminalvården, perioden 2015-2019. RWI är ett fristående akademiskt institut knutet till Lunds universitet och har kontor i flera utvecklingsländer, bla i Nairobi, Kenya. Sida har mångårig erfarenhet från samarbete med RWI och har också tecknat ett ramavtal med institutet, vilket harmoniserar och reglerar de allmänna villkor som ska gälla i samarbetet. Insatsens övergripande mål är att stärka Kenyas kriminalvårsmyndigheter inkl. frivården (Kenya Prisons Service, KPS och Kenya Probation and Aftercare Services, KPAS) samt domstolsväsendet så att deras verksamhet överensstämmer med det internationella mänskliga rättighetsramverket, särskilt de standards som finns för behandling av intagna (UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, SMR). Den nuvarande situationen inom kriminalvården i Kenya är prekär, med överfulla fängelser, bristande, och inte sällan brutal behandling av fångar, särskilt svåra förhållande för svagare grupper som funktionsnedsatta, ungdomar m fl, avsaknad av särskilda åtgärder för kvinnliga fångar mm. RWI kommer att genom i huvudsak utbildning i praktisk tillämpning av MR-ramverk, reformering av myndigheternas internutbildning, bidrag till byggande av MR-institutioner inom myndigheterna och bidrag till ändring i lagstiftning försöka nå insatsmålet. Programmet passar också väl in i det totala svenska stödet till rättssektorn i Kenya som förutom fängelsereform också reformering av rättsväsendet. Programmets totala budget är 34 miljoner kronor över fem år. RWI söker inte medel från någon annan biståndsgivare. Detta beslut täcker de två sista åren 2018-2019 av den andra fasen. Demonstrable and sustainable increase in compliance with relevant international human rights standards, in particular the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, in the Kenyan correctional system as a whole, and a selection of pilot penal institutions in particular, including through more human rights responsive and coordinated approaches reform initiatives in the administration of justice in Kenya. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Human rights Government & Civil Society-general The main results achieved under the Programme, which were verified by an independent review that was carried out in 2019, the final year of the original programme design, included that: - The Programme surpassed achievement against targets of the intermediate outcome of the programme which aimed to create a critical mass across the Kenyan correctional system working for systemic and accountable human rights change and improved human rights and evidence based decision making about individual prisoners and noncustodial offenders with reference to risk and need. - A demonstrated increase in compliance with a wide range of relevant international human rights standards, in particular the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, in the Kenya Prisons Service as a whole, and a selection of pilot institutions in particular, as measured through regular human rights audits and verified by a parallel research project. - Establishment of the KPS Departmental Human Rights Committee (DHRC) which issued numerous directives to prisons to increase compliance with international human rights standards during the reporting period. - An increase in compliance with relevant international human rights standards for community corrections, in particular the UN Standard Minimum Rules for Non-Custodial Measures, in the Kenya Probation and Aftercare Service. - Training of almost all instructors at the Prisons Staff Training College (PSTC) on international human rights standards. - Finalization of the national correctional services policy for the State Department for Correctional Service. - Implementation of a pilot project on assessment and classification of offenders across five prisons and three probation offices. - Introduction and development of a correctional research component to facilitate the delivery of evidence based information and new perspectives that enhance implementation of international human rights standards No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51110067-5111006701 Sweden Sida has supported the first phase and the first part of the second phase of this programme. Sida assesses the program as highly relevant and that the engagement so far has yielded good results. A mid-term review was conducted in November 2017 which confirmed the good results and recommended the program to continue. Some calibrations have been made to the original proposal -i.e Component 2 of the programme has been more clearly defined and RWI will work more strategically for enhancing effective use of non-custodial measures in Kenya. The overall objective of the programme remains the same: to enhance compliance with international human rights standards in the management of Kenya´s correctional system, including through supporting more human rights responsive and coordinated approaches to the administration of justice in Kenya. It is proposed that an amount of 16 million SEK will be set aside during the period 1 January 2018 - 31 December 2019 for continue funding this programme. Raoul Wallenberg- Institutet i Lund (RWI) har ansökt till Sida om 34 miljoner kronor i stöd för genomförandet av andra fasen av deras Kenya-program inom kriminalvården, perioden 2015-2019. RWI är ett fristående akademiskt institut knutet till Lunds universitet och har kontor i flera utvecklingsländer, bla i Nairobi, Kenya. Sida har mångårig erfarenhet från samarbete med RWI och har också tecknat ett ramavtal med institutet, vilket harmoniserar och reglerar de allmänna villkor som ska gälla i samarbetet. Insatsens övergripande mål är att stärka Kenyas kriminalvårsmyndigheter inkl. frivården (Kenya Prisons Service, KPS och Kenya Probation and Aftercare Services, KPAS) samt domstolsväsendet så att deras verksamhet överensstämmer med det internationella mänskliga rättighetsramverket, särskilt de standards som finns för behandling av intagna (UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, SMR). Den nuvarande situationen inom kriminalvården i Kenya är prekär, med överfulla fängelser, bristande, och inte sällan brutal behandling av fångar, särskilt svåra förhållande för svagare grupper som funktionsnedsatta, ungdomar m fl, avsaknad av särskilda åtgärder för kvinnliga fångar mm. RWI kommer att genom i huvudsak utbildning i praktisk tillämpning av MR-ramverk, reformering av myndigheternas internutbildning, bidrag till byggande av MR-institutioner inom myndigheterna och bidrag till ändring i lagstiftning försöka nå insatsmålet. Programmet passar också väl in i det totala svenska stödet till rättssektorn i Kenya som förutom fängelsereform också reformering av rättsväsendet. Programmets totala budget är 34 miljoner kronor över fem år. RWI söker inte medel från någon annan biståndsgivare. Detta beslut täcker de två sista åren 2018-2019 av den andra fasen. Demonstrable and sustainable increase in compliance with relevant international human rights standards, in particular the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, in the Kenyan correctional system as a whole, and a selection of pilot penal institutions in particular, including through more human rights responsive and coordinated approaches reform initiatives in the administration of justice in Kenya. Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Raoul Wallenberg Institute 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 6000000 6000000 8000000 8000000 8000000 0 6000000 6000000 4000000 4000000 -3000000 0 3000000 0 4000000 0 4000000 0 0 8000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 42000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 3000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 3000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 3000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 3000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 0 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 3000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 3000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 4000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 4000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 4000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 4000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute -224809 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 224809 Raoul Wallenberg Institute Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 Strengthened rule of law Stärkt rättssäkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck •Strengthened capacity among public institutions and civil society organisations that promote gender equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer som arbetar för att främja jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51110067-5111006702 Sweden Sida has supported the first phase and the first part of the second phase of this programme. Sida assesses the program as highly relevant and that the engagement so far has yielded good results. A mid-term review was conducted in November 2017 which confirmed the good results and recommended the program to continue. Some calibrations have been made to the original proposal -i.e Component 2 of the programme has been more clearly defined and RWI will work more strategically for enhancing effective use of non-custodial measures in Kenya. The overall objective of the programme remains the same: to enhance compliance with international human rights standards in the management of Kenya´s correctional system, including through supporting more human rights responsive and coordinated approaches to the administration of justice in Kenya. It is proposed that an amount of 16 million SEK will be set aside during the period 1 January 2018 - 31 December 2019 for continue funding this programme. Raoul Wallenberg- Institutet i Lund (RWI) har ansökt till Sida om 34 miljoner kronor i stöd för genomförandet av andra fasen av deras Kenya-program inom kriminalvården, perioden 2015-2019. RWI är ett fristående akademiskt institut knutet till Lunds universitet och har kontor i flera utvecklingsländer, bla i Nairobi, Kenya. Sida har mångårig erfarenhet från samarbete med RWI och har också tecknat ett ramavtal med institutet, vilket harmoniserar och reglerar de allmänna villkor som ska gälla i samarbetet. Insatsens övergripande mål är att stärka Kenyas kriminalvårsmyndigheter inkl. frivården (Kenya Prisons Service, KPS och Kenya Probation and Aftercare Services, KPAS) samt domstolsväsendet så att deras verksamhet överensstämmer med det internationella mänskliga rättighetsramverket, särskilt de standards som finns för behandling av intagna (UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, SMR). Den nuvarande situationen inom kriminalvården i Kenya är prekär, med överfulla fängelser, bristande, och inte sällan brutal behandling av fångar, särskilt svåra förhållande för svagare grupper som funktionsnedsatta, ungdomar m fl, avsaknad av särskilda åtgärder för kvinnliga fångar mm. RWI kommer att genom i huvudsak utbildning i praktisk tillämpning av MR-ramverk, reformering av myndigheternas internutbildning, bidrag till byggande av MR-institutioner inom myndigheterna och bidrag till ändring i lagstiftning försöka nå insatsmålet. Programmet passar också väl in i det totala svenska stödet till rättssektorn i Kenya som förutom fängelsereform också reformering av rättsväsendet. Programmets totala budget är 34 miljoner kronor över fem år. RWI söker inte medel från någon annan biståndsgivare. Detta beslut täcker de två sista åren 2018-2019 av den andra fasen. Demonstrable and sustainable increase in compliance with relevant international human rights standards, in particular the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, in the Kenyan correctional system as a whole, and a selection of pilot penal institutions in particular, including through more human rights responsive and coordinated approaches reform initiatives in the administration of justice in Kenya. Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Raoul Wallenberg Institute 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -6091 -119547 -224809 -6091 -6091 Raoul Wallenberg Institute -119547 Raoul Wallenberg Institute -224809 Raoul Wallenberg Institute -6091 Raoul Wallenberg Institute Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality, including reduced gender-related violence and access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51110110 Sweden Enterprise development for rural families has the goal to contribute to reduction of poverty in Kenya through improved livelihoods. The purpose of the intervention is to support development of profitable enterprises for rural and peri-urban areas targeting the marginalized women, youth, and men. The key problems to be addressed are: i. Low access to information; ii. Lack of entrepreneurial skills; iii. Poor access to markets; and iv. Poor access to financial services Enterprise development for rural families has the goal to contribute to reduction of poverty in Kenya through improved livelihoods. The purpose of the intervention is to support development of profitable enterprises for rural and peri-urban areas targeting the marginalized women, youth, and men. The key problems to be addressed are: i. Low access to information; ii. Lack of entrepreneurial skills; iii. Poor access to markets; and iv. Poor access to financial services EDRF III has the goal to contribute to reduction of poverty in Kenya through improved livelihoods specifically for women and youth. The intervention has the purpose to support development of profitable micro-enterprises for rural and peri-urban areas targeting the marginalized women, youth, and men. The key problems which the intervention will address within the micro-enterprise development environment as the underlying causes of poverty in the designate counties are: Low access to information; lack of entrepreneurial skills; poor access to markets; and poor access to financial services. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Agricultural development Agriculture EDRF III delivered on the project report as detailed in the specific agreement satisfactorily. However, a few adjustments were made to accommodate opportunities jointly agreed upon by HiH EA and Sweden to address unforeseen delays in implementation caused by the need to mobilize various collaborators and stakeholders. HiH EA also demonstrated flexibility in accommodating adjustments due to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic from late 2019 to 2021. Additionally, a cost extension was facilitated to incorporate a COVID-19 adaptation element within the original agreement, involving the digitalization of value chain actors and their activities. Key results attained under these interventions include: a). Outcome 1: Access to Information and Learning Enhanced i) A total of 16,914 members (12,560 female, 3,140 male, and 1,300 youth) organizations and clusters were formed, surpassing the target of 15,700. Additionally, 1,672 off-farm enterprises were clustered, exceeding the target of 1,300. ii) 35 member organizations were supported in conducting needs assessments and developing training plans to address identified gaps. b). Entrepreneurial skills enhanced; on-farm and off-farm enterprises i) To improve market access and governance, 7 CBOs were converted into cooperatives, while 35 other CBOs were accelerated. ii) To enhance enterprises' access to markets, finance, and drive growth, 35 enterprises were supported in developing viable business plans that they later used to access finance from financial institutions. iii) Adoption of biodiversity restoration practices, including Circular Economy, Regenerative Agriculture (CERA), and Sustainable Land Management Practices (SLMP): - 15,950 project participants adopted at least one biodiversity protection/restoration practice, with 14 demonstration sites established as training hubs for agro-biodiversity practices. - 100 SunCulture and 25 SPOWDI irrigation kits, along with 216 bio-digesters from SistemaBio, were installed to promote the adoption of sustainable energy by project participants. This is an example of layering activities with other Sida funded project in Kenya. c). Access to financial services deepened i) Through linkages with financial institutions, 6,714 project participants (5,170 female, 1,544 male) accessed credit worth KES 93,299,777. Additionally, through HiH Enterprise Incubation Funds, 6,748 project participants (5,340 female, 1,408 male) accessed loans totaling KES 109,645,490. ii) A total of 12,236 members were trained and linked with micro-insurance service providers, resulting in 3,946 policies being purchased. The insurance covers varied from crop insurance to health, livestock, and property insurance. iii) To promote the adoption of productivity-enhancing technologies and green energies, 64 innovation grants worth KES 64,524,000 were financed through a cost-sharing model. These innovations have enabled the cooperatives to expedite their commercialization journey. d). Access to market improved i). Thirty-five enterprises under the accelerator cohort achieved a turnover of KES 92,173,744. ii). 1,654 members were trained in digital marketing skills, resulting in sales worth KES 2,816,190. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51110110-5111011001 Sweden Enterprise development for rural families has the goal to contribute to reduction of poverty in Kenya through improved livelihoods. The purpose of the intervention is to support development of profitable enterprises for rural and peri-urban areas targeting the marginalized women, youth, and men. The key problems to be addressed are: i. Low access to information; ii. Lack of entrepreneurial skills; iii. Poor access to markets; and iv. Poor access to financial services Enterprise development for rural families has the goal to contribute to reduction of poverty in Kenya through improved livelihoods. The purpose of the intervention is to support development of profitable enterprises for rural and peri-urban areas targeting the marginalized women, youth, and men. The key problems to be addressed are: i. Low access to information; ii. Lack of entrepreneurial skills; iii. Poor access to markets; and iv. Poor access to financial services EDRF III has the goal to contribute to reduction of poverty in Kenya through improved livelihoods specifically for women and youth. The intervention has the purpose to support development of profitable micro-enterprises for rural and peri-urban areas targeting the marginalized women, youth, and men. The key problems which the intervention will address within the micro-enterprise development environment as the underlying causes of poverty in the designate counties are: Low access to information; lack of entrepreneurial skills; poor access to markets; and poor access to financial services. Sweden Hand in Hand Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hand in Hand 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 7000000 6500000 6500000 0 0 0 5000000 0 -5000000 5000000 0 -5000000 7000000 1500000 0 0 -5000000 0 6500000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 20000000 Hand in Hand 7000000 Hand in Hand 6500000 Hand in Hand 6500000 Hand in Hand Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 •Strengthened management of natural resources and ecosystem services Stärkt förvaltning av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd •Strengthened capacity among public institutions and civil society organisations that promote gender equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer som arbetar för att främja jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased productivity, sustainability and processing in small- scale agriculture Ökad produktivitet, hållbarhet och förädlingsgrad inom det småskaliga lantbruket Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved opportunities – particularly for women and young people – for productive employment with decent working conditions Förbättrade förutsättningar för framförallt kvinnor och ungdomar till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51110110-5111011002 Sweden Enterprise development for rural families has the goal to contribute to reduction of poverty in Kenya through improved livelihoods. The purpose of the intervention is to support development of profitable enterprises for rural and peri-urban areas targeting the marginalized women, youth, and men. The key problems to be addressed are: i. Low access to information; ii. Lack of entrepreneurial skills; iii. Poor access to markets; and iv. Poor access to financial services Enterprise development for rural families has the goal to contribute to reduction of poverty in Kenya through improved livelihoods. The purpose of the intervention is to support development of profitable enterprises for rural and peri-urban areas targeting the marginalized women, youth, and men. The key problems to be addressed are: i. Low access to information; ii. Lack of entrepreneurial skills; iii. Poor access to markets; and iv. Poor access to financial services EDRF III has the goal to contribute to reduction of poverty in Kenya through improved livelihoods specifically for women and youth. The intervention has the purpose to support development of profitable micro-enterprises for rural and peri-urban areas targeting the marginalized women, youth, and men. The key problems which the intervention will address within the micro-enterprise development environment as the underlying causes of poverty in the designate counties are: Low access to information; lack of entrepreneurial skills; poor access to markets; and poor access to financial services. Sweden Hand in Hand Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hand in Hand 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 5000000 12000000 -156779 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 -156779 0 5000000 0.0000000002 0 8000000 0 7000000 24843221 Hand in Hand 8000000 Hand in Hand 5000000 Hand in Hand 5000000 Hand in Hand 7000000 Hand in Hand -156779.13 Hand in Hand Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reduced gender-related violence and access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Limited climate impact and increased resistance in the face of climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved prerequisites for productive employment with decent working conditions, as well as for free and fair trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, samt för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140013 Sweden Capacity Development, Joint (Sweden, Netherlands, Finland, and German / KFW)Institutional support to Tribunal Administrativo (SAI)Corporate Plan (PLACOR II) 2009-13. Capacity Development, Joint (Sweden, Netherlands, Finland, and German / KFW)Institutional support to Tribunal Administrativo (SAI)Corporate Plan (PLACOR II) 2009-13. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Public finance management (PFM) Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-51140013-5114001301 Sweden Capacity Development, Joint (Sweden, Netherlands, Finland, and German / KFW)Institutional support to Tribunal Administrativo (SAI)Corporate Plan (PLACOR II) 2009-13. Capacity Development, Joint (Sweden, Netherlands, Finland, and German / KFW)Institutional support to Tribunal Administrativo (SAI)Corporate Plan (PLACOR II) 2009-13. Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mozambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5000000 15000000 16000000 16000000 15009171 604237 15000000 5000000 15000000 16000000 16000000 67613408 Government of Mozambique 5000000 Government of Mozambique 15000000 Government of Mozambique 8000000 Government of Mozambique 8000000 Government of Mozambique 8000000 Government of Mozambique 8000000 Government of Mozambique 7500000 Government of Mozambique 7500000 Government of Mozambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140013-5114001302 Sweden Capacity Development, Joint (Sweden, Netherlands, Finland, and German / KFW)Institutional support to Tribunal Administrativo (SAI)Corporate Plan (PLACOR II) 2009-13. Capacity Development, Joint (Sweden, Netherlands, Finland, and German / KFW)Institutional support to Tribunal Administrativo (SAI)Corporate Plan (PLACOR II) 2009-13. Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 9171 377421 9171 377421 386592 Mottagarlandets regering 9171.41 Mottagarlandets regering 98694.18 Mottagarlandets regering 278726.82 Mottagarlandets regering Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140070 Sweden The intervention aims to support the business association Instituto de Directores to Mozambique to work towards increased awareness of and comittment to anti-corruption in the private sector. Insatsen avser stöd till den lokala näringslivsföreningen Instituto de Directores de Mozambique (IOD) som förespråkar integritet, anti-korruption och ökat socialt ansvar inom näringslivet i Mozambique. Ambassaden föreslår stödja organisationens arbete kring korruption och syftet med insatsen är att bygga en koalition av företag som åtar sig att öka transparens och arbeta aktivt mot korruption genom ökad medvetenhet inom företagen, bättre bolagstyrning och en noll-tolerans policy mot korruption. Sveriges stöd kommer finansiera bakgrundsanalys av korruptionsproblematiken i Mozambique från ett näringslivsperspektiv, utveckling av ett dokument med principer och vägledning för företag som ansluter sig till koalitionen samt kapacitetsuppbygnad och kampanjer för att öka förståelse och medvetenhet av de negativa effekterna av korruption för privatsektorutveckling och för landets utveckling. Riskerna bedöms vara låga till medel och i de riksåtgärd som föreslås ingår att upphandla konsultjänster för stöd och uppföljning inom intern styrning och kontroll, finansiering av dessa tjänster bokförs på insatsen och ingår i budgeten. The development objective aim was for companies, directors, managers, workers, consumers, and suppliers to be mobilised to pursue values of transparency, integrity, and zero tolerance to corruption by adhering to the Business Integrity Pact Against Corruption (BIPAC). The Pact contained a set of relevant guidelines and principles on corporate governance and code of conduct that companies should adhere to within their operations and promote upstream and downstream within their industries. The intervention logic rested on building a business coalition against corruption by raising awareness, advocating, training, and mobilising companies to adhere to the principles behind the BIPAC in order to create a peer pressure dynamic to mobilise change. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general Key contribution objectives The IOD have identified indicators as sub-objectives to reaching the objectives of the contributions. With the exception of the target for the number of companies signing the BIPAC, IOD does not set numerical targets to concretise the indicators.  Objective 1. Companies are mobilized to pursue values such as transparency,integrity, probity, and zero tolerance to corruption by signing andimplementing the Business Integrity Pact Against Corruption Indicator 1: Number of private companies signing the principles advocated by the BIPAC in Mozambique  Target: 75 SME signatories to BIPAC by the end of 2015 Results: 75 (of which 25 were SME:s) Indicator 2: Number of public enterprises signing the principles advocated by the BIPAC in Mozambique.Results: 5 public enterprises. Objective 2. Private and public companies have increased awareness and have beentrained on BIPAC principles Indicator 1: Advocacy and training events carried out at the national levelResults: 5 (2 in 2015 and 3 in 2016) Indicator 2: Number of companies attending the advocacy and training eventResults: 300 (100 in 2015 and 200 in 2016) Objective 3. Analysis of legal framework and local context has been completed as abasis for development of BIPAC document Indicator 1: Completed study Results: One (1) completed study  Objective 4. Seminar on BIPAC initiative to discuss first draft and final draft ofBIPAC document  Indicator 1: Launch seminarResults: One (1) seminar held in 2014 Indicator 2: Follow-up seminarResults: One (1) follow-up seminar held in 2015       No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140070-5114007001 Sweden The intervention aims to support the business association Instituto de Directores to Mozambique to work towards increased awareness of and comittment to anti-corruption in the private sector. Insatsen avser stöd till den lokala näringslivsföreningen Instituto de Directores de Mozambique (IOD) som förespråkar integritet, anti-korruption och ökat socialt ansvar inom näringslivet i Mozambique. Ambassaden föreslår stödja organisationens arbete kring korruption och syftet med insatsen är att bygga en koalition av företag som åtar sig att öka transparens och arbeta aktivt mot korruption genom ökad medvetenhet inom företagen, bättre bolagstyrning och en noll-tolerans policy mot korruption. Sveriges stöd kommer finansiera bakgrundsanalys av korruptionsproblematiken i Mozambique från ett näringslivsperspektiv, utveckling av ett dokument med principer och vägledning för företag som ansluter sig till koalitionen samt kapacitetsuppbygnad och kampanjer för att öka förståelse och medvetenhet av de negativa effekterna av korruption för privatsektorutveckling och för landets utveckling. Riskerna bedöms vara låga till medel och i de riksåtgärd som föreslås ingår att upphandla konsultjänster för stöd och uppföljning inom intern styrning och kontroll, finansiering av dessa tjänster bokförs på insatsen och ingår i budgeten. The development objective aim was for companies, directors, managers, workers, consumers, and suppliers to be mobilised to pursue values of transparency, integrity, and zero tolerance to corruption by adhering to the Business Integrity Pact Against Corruption (BIPAC). The Pact contained a set of relevant guidelines and principles on corporate governance and code of conduct that companies should adhere to within their operations and promote upstream and downstream within their industries. The intervention logic rested on building a business coalition against corruption by raising awareness, advocating, training, and mobilising companies to adhere to the principles behind the BIPAC in order to create a peer pressure dynamic to mobilise change. Sweden Instituto de Directores de Mocambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Instituto de Directores de Mocambique 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 1830000 0 0 -76622 -14219 0 -218082 -62403 0 1000000 1830000 2753378 Instituto de Directores de Mocambique 1000000 Instituto de Directores de Mocambique 1830000 Instituto de Directores de Mocambique -218082 Instituto de Directores de Mocambique -14219.48 Instituto de Directores de Mocambique -62402.98 Instituto de Directores de Mocambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Enhanced opportunities for actors, such as social partners and others, to work for rights in the labour market Stärkta förutsättningar hos aktörer, såsom arbetsmarknadens parter och andra, att verka för rättigheter på arbetsmarknaden Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140070-5114007002 Sweden The intervention aims to support the business association Instituto de Directores to Mozambique to work towards increased awareness of and comittment to anti-corruption in the private sector. Insatsen avser stöd till den lokala näringslivsföreningen Instituto de Directores de Mozambique (IOD) som förespråkar integritet, anti-korruption och ökat socialt ansvar inom näringslivet i Mozambique. Ambassaden föreslår stödja organisationens arbete kring korruption och syftet med insatsen är att bygga en koalition av företag som åtar sig att öka transparens och arbeta aktivt mot korruption genom ökad medvetenhet inom företagen, bättre bolagstyrning och en noll-tolerans policy mot korruption. Sveriges stöd kommer finansiera bakgrundsanalys av korruptionsproblematiken i Mozambique från ett näringslivsperspektiv, utveckling av ett dokument med principer och vägledning för företag som ansluter sig till koalitionen samt kapacitetsuppbygnad och kampanjer för att öka förståelse och medvetenhet av de negativa effekterna av korruption för privatsektorutveckling och för landets utveckling. Riskerna bedöms vara låga till medel och i de riksåtgärd som föreslås ingår att upphandla konsultjänster för stöd och uppföljning inom intern styrning och kontroll, finansiering av dessa tjänster bokförs på insatsen och ingår i budgeten. The development objective aim was for companies, directors, managers, workers, consumers, and suppliers to be mobilised to pursue values of transparency, integrity, and zero tolerance to corruption by adhering to the Business Integrity Pact Against Corruption (BIPAC). The Pact contained a set of relevant guidelines and principles on corporate governance and code of conduct that companies should adhere to within their operations and promote upstream and downstream within their industries. The intervention logic rested on building a business coalition against corruption by raising awareness, advocating, training, and mobilising companies to adhere to the principles behind the BIPAC in order to create a peer pressure dynamic to mobilise change. Sweden Instituto de Directores de Mocambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 39714 -192287 50734 -39714 141552 36343.84 Dev. country based NGOs 14390.58 Dev. country based NGOs 18872.29 Dev. country based NGOs 10025 Dev. country based NGOs 18969.22 Dev. country based NGOs 14612.39 Dev. country based NGOs 18867.04 Dev. country based NGOs 25468.45 Dev. country based NGOs 34737.93 Dev. country based NGOs -192287 Dev. country based NGOs Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Enhanced opportunities for actors, such as social partners and others, to work for rights in the labour market Stärkta förutsättningar hos aktörer, såsom arbetsmarknadens parter och andra, att verka för rättigheter på arbetsmarknaden Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140072 Sweden Temporary institutional support to Mozambiques National Commission for Human Rights (CNDH) aiming to get the young institution off the ground and get started with its task. The CNDH will, after this support, be expected to entirely finance its operations with government funds./CS Temporärt institutionellt stöd till Moçambiques Nationella Institution för MR (CNDH) som ämnar få den unga institutionen upp på fötter och komma igång med sin verksamhet som, efter detta stöd, enbart skall finansieras med statliga medel./CS Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-51140072-5114007201 Sweden Temporary institutional support to Mozambiques National Commission for Human Rights (CNDH) aiming to get the young institution off the ground and get started with its task. The CNDH will, after this support, be expected to entirely finance its operations with government funds./CS Temporärt institutionellt stöd till Moçambiques Nationella Institution för MR (CNDH) som ämnar få den unga institutionen upp på fötter och komma igång med sin verksamhet som, efter detta stöd, enbart skall finansieras med statliga medel./CS Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mozambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 600000 600000 0 0 0 -206625 -27640 600000 100000 -26704 -27656 600000 0 -100000 -27242 -97383 993375 Government of Mozambique 600000 Government of Mozambique 600000 Government of Mozambique -97383.22 Government of Mozambique -27640.2 Government of Mozambique -27655.93 Government of Mozambique -27241.85 Government of Mozambique -26704.21 Government of Mozambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51140072-5114007203 Sweden Temporary institutional support to Mozambiques National Commission for Human Rights (CNDH) aiming to get the young institution off the ground and get started with its task. The CNDH will, after this support, be expected to entirely finance its operations with government funds./CS Temporärt institutionellt stöd till Moçambiques Nationella Institution för MR (CNDH) som ämnar få den unga institutionen upp på fötter och komma igång med sin verksamhet som, efter detta stöd, enbart skall finansieras med statliga medel./CS Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mozambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 200000 200000 200000 Government of Mozambique 200000 Government of Mozambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51140100 Sweden This appraisal concerns a six months long inception phase of a proposed four year project titled "Forest Governance in Mozambique: The Urgency of the Moment", submitted by WWF Moçambique Country Office (WWF MCO) to the Embassy of Sweden in Maputo (EoS). Mozambique has lost 146 million USD since 2007 in exploration and export tax revenues as a result of the illegal logging and trade. (EIA, 2013) Further to the economic loss, the illegal logging and timber smuggling has driven harvesting volumes way beyond environmentally sustainable levels. In its problem statement, WWF MCO describes that this is largely explained by continued demand from China and the insufficient governance and lack of political will to change the status quo. WWF MCO describes the governance situation as being characterized by significant involvement of political elites and forest rangers in corruption, coupled with a lack of transparency in decision making and allocation of licenses. Forest governance and decision making is hence state-dominated, with poor involvement of civil society and communities. The four year intervention, therefore, aims to strengthen civil society organizations so that they are able to lobby for change and improvements in the forestry governance and to increase public awareness of the environmental and economic consequences of the current situation in Mozambique's forestry sector. It intends to do so by engaging communities, civil society, media, private companies as well as government officials in media campaigns, trainings and multi-sectoral dialogue regarding forestry. WWF MCO will establish a steering committe with representation of these stakeholders to agree on the strategic direction and institutional set-up of the project. Grants will be forwarded to CSOs and media implementing activities during the project. Guidelines for this is yet to be developed by project partners. The scope of the project will be national with focus to provinces rich in productive forests such as Sofala, Zambézia, Nampula and Cabo Delgado. The inception phase will be dedicated to establishing the institutional set-up (including M&E system, steering committee and grant guidelines) and to engaging CSOs, private companies and public sector actors in this process as well as in refining and consolidating the theory of change, outputs and activities, which is essential in order to acheive effective implementation and results of the full intervention. Finally, it will give the EoS the opportunity to acheive more information about the internal capacity and control of WWF MCO, as well as to analyse the final administrative set-up of the project. The total budget of the inception phase is 4 744 026 SEK and the total budget of the full project implementation is preliminary at approximately 22 million SEK. The Swedish Embassy in Maputo is the only donor contributing funds to the inception phase. Insatsen avser en sex månader lång inledande fas till det fyraåriga projekt med titeln "Forest Governance in Mozambique: The Urgency of the Moment", som WWF Moçambique Country Office (WWF MCO) har inkommit med till Sveriges Ambassad i Maputo (Ambassaden). Moçambique beräknas har förlorat inkomster motsvarande 146 miljoner USD sedan år 2007 på grund av uteblivna skatteinkomster till följd av illegal skogsavverkning och illegal handel. (EIA, 2013) Utöver den ekonomiska förlusten som den illegala avverkningen och illegala handeln orsakat, så har skövlingen drivits långt bortom miljömässigt hållbara nivåer. I sin problemformulering beskriver WWF MCO att detta till stor del förklaras av efterfrågan från Kina samt otillräckling politisk vilja och förmåga att kontrollera och förändra den rådande situationen. Politiker och skogsvaktare är, enligt WWF MCO, i själva verket involverade i den omfattande korruption som präglar skogssektorn. Staten dominerar beslutsfattande och styrning av skogssektorn, medan insyn och involvering av civilsamhälle och lokalbefolkning är mycket begränsad. Den fyra år långa interventionen avser därför att stärka civilsamhällets tekniska kapacitet att driva påverkansarbete och utkräva ansvar för och förändring av styrningen av skogssektorn, samt att öka allmänhetens kunskap om de miljömässiga och ekonomiska konsekvenserna av den rådande situationen i Moçambiques skogssektor. För att uppnå detta avser man engagera såväl lokalbefolkningar som civilsamhällesorganisationer, media, privat sektor och offentliga institutioner i mediakampanjer, utbildningar och tvärsektoriell dialog angående skogssektorn. En styrgrupp kommer sättas samman med representanter från de olika sektorerna för att gemensamt enas om genomförande och ledning av projektet. Projektet kommer att vara nationellt, men med särskilt fokus på de provinser som är rikast på produktiv skog, nämligen Sofala, Zambézia, Nampula and Cabo Delgado. Den inledande fasen kommer ägnas åt att etablera ramverk för styrning och genomförande av projektet (inklusive uppföljning- och utvärderingssystem, styrgrupp och guidelines för tilldelning av medel för projektgenomförande), att engagera civilsamhällesorganisationer, privata företag och offentlig sektor i planeringen, samt åt att revidera och förtydliga projektförslaget. Den inledande fasen ger även Ambassaden möjlighet att stärka informationsunderlaget gällande organisationens interna styrning och kontroll, samt att analysera den slutliga utformingen av projektet. Den totala budgeten för den inledande fasen är 4 744 026 miljoner SEK och den preliminära totala budgeten för hela projektperioden är på ca 22 miljoner SEK. Sverige är ensam givare till inceptionsfasen, men Ambassadens och WWF MCOs avsikt är att söka bredda stödet och få fler givare att finansiera implementeringsfasen. Det bör noteras att på grund av växelkursen så har den slutliga budgeten i SEK för den inledande fasen ökat betydligt i förhållande till ursprunglig budget (på ca 3 miljoner SEK), trots att budgeten i USD inte har gått upp. Ambassaden är den enda givaren som bidrar till den inledande fasen. Ambassadens totala budget för insatsen är 4 990 000, vilket även inrymmer konsultkostnaden för granskningen av WWF MCOs interna styrning och kontroll. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Forestry policy and administrative management Forestry SE-0-SE-6-51140100-5114010001 Sweden This appraisal concerns a six months long inception phase of a proposed four year project titled "Forest Governance in Mozambique: The Urgency of the Moment", submitted by WWF Moçambique Country Office (WWF MCO) to the Embassy of Sweden in Maputo (EoS). Mozambique has lost 146 million USD since 2007 in exploration and export tax revenues as a result of the illegal logging and trade. (EIA, 2013) Further to the economic loss, the illegal logging and timber smuggling has driven harvesting volumes way beyond environmentally sustainable levels. In its problem statement, WWF MCO describes that this is largely explained by continued demand from China and the insufficient governance and lack of political will to change the status quo. WWF MCO describes the governance situation as being characterized by significant involvement of political elites and forest rangers in corruption, coupled with a lack of transparency in decision making and allocation of licenses. Forest governance and decision making is hence state-dominated, with poor involvement of civil society and communities. The four year intervention, therefore, aims to strengthen civil society organizations so that they are able to lobby for change and improvements in the forestry governance and to increase public awareness of the environmental and economic consequences of the current situation in Mozambique's forestry sector. It intends to do so by engaging communities, civil society, media, private companies as well as government officials in media campaigns, trainings and multi-sectoral dialogue regarding forestry. WWF MCO will establish a steering committe with representation of these stakeholders to agree on the strategic direction and institutional set-up of the project. Grants will be forwarded to CSOs and media implementing activities during the project. Guidelines for this is yet to be developed by project partners. The scope of the project will be national with focus to provinces rich in productive forests such as Sofala, Zambézia, Nampula and Cabo Delgado. The inception phase will be dedicated to establishing the institutional set-up (including M&E system, steering committee and grant guidelines) and to engaging CSOs, private companies and public sector actors in this process as well as in refining and consolidating the theory of change, outputs and activities, which is essential in order to acheive effective implementation and results of the full intervention. Finally, it will give the EoS the opportunity to acheive more information about the internal capacity and control of WWF MCO, as well as to analyse the final administrative set-up of the project. The total budget of the inception phase is 4 744 026 SEK and the total budget of the full project implementation is preliminary at approximately 22 million SEK. The Swedish Embassy in Maputo is the only donor contributing funds to the inception phase. Insatsen avser en sex månader lång inledande fas till det fyraåriga projekt med titeln "Forest Governance in Mozambique: The Urgency of the Moment", som WWF Moçambique Country Office (WWF MCO) har inkommit med till Sveriges Ambassad i Maputo (Ambassaden). Moçambique beräknas har förlorat inkomster motsvarande 146 miljoner USD sedan år 2007 på grund av uteblivna skatteinkomster till följd av illegal skogsavverkning och illegal handel. (EIA, 2013) Utöver den ekonomiska förlusten som den illegala avverkningen och illegala handeln orsakat, så har skövlingen drivits långt bortom miljömässigt hållbara nivåer. I sin problemformulering beskriver WWF MCO att detta till stor del förklaras av efterfrågan från Kina samt otillräckling politisk vilja och förmåga att kontrollera och förändra den rådande situationen. Politiker och skogsvaktare är, enligt WWF MCO, i själva verket involverade i den omfattande korruption som präglar skogssektorn. Staten dominerar beslutsfattande och styrning av skogssektorn, medan insyn och involvering av civilsamhälle och lokalbefolkning är mycket begränsad. Den fyra år långa interventionen avser därför att stärka civilsamhällets tekniska kapacitet att driva påverkansarbete och utkräva ansvar för och förändring av styrningen av skogssektorn, samt att öka allmänhetens kunskap om de miljömässiga och ekonomiska konsekvenserna av den rådande situationen i Moçambiques skogssektor. För att uppnå detta avser man engagera såväl lokalbefolkningar som civilsamhällesorganisationer, media, privat sektor och offentliga institutioner i mediakampanjer, utbildningar och tvärsektoriell dialog angående skogssektorn. En styrgrupp kommer sättas samman med representanter från de olika sektorerna för att gemensamt enas om genomförande och ledning av projektet. Projektet kommer att vara nationellt, men med särskilt fokus på de provinser som är rikast på produktiv skog, nämligen Sofala, Zambézia, Nampula and Cabo Delgado. Den inledande fasen kommer ägnas åt att etablera ramverk för styrning och genomförande av projektet (inklusive uppföljning- och utvärderingssystem, styrgrupp och guidelines för tilldelning av medel för projektgenomförande), att engagera civilsamhällesorganisationer, privata företag och offentlig sektor i planeringen, samt åt att revidera och förtydliga projektförslaget. Den inledande fasen ger även Ambassaden möjlighet att stärka informationsunderlaget gällande organisationens interna styrning och kontroll, samt att analysera den slutliga utformingen av projektet. Den totala budgeten för den inledande fasen är 4 744 026 miljoner SEK och den preliminära totala budgeten för hela projektperioden är på ca 22 miljoner SEK. Sverige är ensam givare till inceptionsfasen, men Ambassadens och WWF MCOs avsikt är att söka bredda stödet och få fler givare att finansiera implementeringsfasen. Det bör noteras att på grund av växelkursen så har den slutliga budgeten i SEK för den inledande fasen ökat betydligt i förhållande till ursprunglig budget (på ca 3 miljoner SEK), trots att budgeten i USD inte har gått upp. Ambassaden är den enda givaren som bidrar till den inledande fasen. Ambassadens totala budget för insatsen är 4 990 000, vilket även inrymmer konsultkostnaden för granskningen av WWF MCOs interna styrning och kontroll. Sweden WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 4745000 4745000 4745000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 4745000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden -1207790.3400000001 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Transparent and sustainable management and use of Mozambique’s natural resources Transparent och hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av Mocambiques naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51140100-5114010002 Sweden This appraisal concerns a six months long inception phase of a proposed four year project titled "Forest Governance in Mozambique: The Urgency of the Moment", submitted by WWF Moçambique Country Office (WWF MCO) to the Embassy of Sweden in Maputo (EoS). Mozambique has lost 146 million USD since 2007 in exploration and export tax revenues as a result of the illegal logging and trade. (EIA, 2013) Further to the economic loss, the illegal logging and timber smuggling has driven harvesting volumes way beyond environmentally sustainable levels. In its problem statement, WWF MCO describes that this is largely explained by continued demand from China and the insufficient governance and lack of political will to change the status quo. WWF MCO describes the governance situation as being characterized by significant involvement of political elites and forest rangers in corruption, coupled with a lack of transparency in decision making and allocation of licenses. Forest governance and decision making is hence state-dominated, with poor involvement of civil society and communities. The four year intervention, therefore, aims to strengthen civil society organizations so that they are able to lobby for change and improvements in the forestry governance and to increase public awareness of the environmental and economic consequences of the current situation in Mozambique's forestry sector. It intends to do so by engaging communities, civil society, media, private companies as well as government officials in media campaigns, trainings and multi-sectoral dialogue regarding forestry. WWF MCO will establish a steering committe with representation of these stakeholders to agree on the strategic direction and institutional set-up of the project. Grants will be forwarded to CSOs and media implementing activities during the project. Guidelines for this is yet to be developed by project partners. The scope of the project will be national with focus to provinces rich in productive forests such as Sofala, Zambézia, Nampula and Cabo Delgado. The inception phase will be dedicated to establishing the institutional set-up (including M&E system, steering committee and grant guidelines) and to engaging CSOs, private companies and public sector actors in this process as well as in refining and consolidating the theory of change, outputs and activities, which is essential in order to acheive effective implementation and results of the full intervention. Finally, it will give the EoS the opportunity to acheive more information about the internal capacity and control of WWF MCO, as well as to analyse the final administrative set-up of the project. The total budget of the inception phase is 4 744 026 SEK and the total budget of the full project implementation is preliminary at approximately 22 million SEK. The Swedish Embassy in Maputo is the only donor contributing funds to the inception phase. Insatsen avser en sex månader lång inledande fas till det fyraåriga projekt med titeln "Forest Governance in Mozambique: The Urgency of the Moment", som WWF Moçambique Country Office (WWF MCO) har inkommit med till Sveriges Ambassad i Maputo (Ambassaden). Moçambique beräknas har förlorat inkomster motsvarande 146 miljoner USD sedan år 2007 på grund av uteblivna skatteinkomster till följd av illegal skogsavverkning och illegal handel. (EIA, 2013) Utöver den ekonomiska förlusten som den illegala avverkningen och illegala handeln orsakat, så har skövlingen drivits långt bortom miljömässigt hållbara nivåer. I sin problemformulering beskriver WWF MCO att detta till stor del förklaras av efterfrågan från Kina samt otillräckling politisk vilja och förmåga att kontrollera och förändra den rådande situationen. Politiker och skogsvaktare är, enligt WWF MCO, i själva verket involverade i den omfattande korruption som präglar skogssektorn. Staten dominerar beslutsfattande och styrning av skogssektorn, medan insyn och involvering av civilsamhälle och lokalbefolkning är mycket begränsad. Den fyra år långa interventionen avser därför att stärka civilsamhällets tekniska kapacitet att driva påverkansarbete och utkräva ansvar för och förändring av styrningen av skogssektorn, samt att öka allmänhetens kunskap om de miljömässiga och ekonomiska konsekvenserna av den rådande situationen i Moçambiques skogssektor. För att uppnå detta avser man engagera såväl lokalbefolkningar som civilsamhällesorganisationer, media, privat sektor och offentliga institutioner i mediakampanjer, utbildningar och tvärsektoriell dialog angående skogssektorn. En styrgrupp kommer sättas samman med representanter från de olika sektorerna för att gemensamt enas om genomförande och ledning av projektet. Projektet kommer att vara nationellt, men med särskilt fokus på de provinser som är rikast på produktiv skog, nämligen Sofala, Zambézia, Nampula and Cabo Delgado. Den inledande fasen kommer ägnas åt att etablera ramverk för styrning och genomförande av projektet (inklusive uppföljning- och utvärderingssystem, styrgrupp och guidelines för tilldelning av medel för projektgenomförande), att engagera civilsamhällesorganisationer, privata företag och offentlig sektor i planeringen, samt åt att revidera och förtydliga projektförslaget. Den inledande fasen ger även Ambassaden möjlighet att stärka informationsunderlaget gällande organisationens interna styrning och kontroll, samt att analysera den slutliga utformingen av projektet. Den totala budgeten för den inledande fasen är 4 744 026 miljoner SEK och den preliminära totala budgeten för hela projektperioden är på ca 22 miljoner SEK. Sverige är ensam givare till inceptionsfasen, men Ambassadens och WWF MCOs avsikt är att söka bredda stödet och få fler givare att finansiera implementeringsfasen. Det bör noteras att på grund av växelkursen så har den slutliga budgeten i SEK för den inledande fasen ökat betydligt i förhållande till ursprunglig budget (på ca 3 miljoner SEK), trots att budgeten i USD inte har gått upp. Ambassaden är den enda givaren som bidrar till den inledande fasen. Ambassadens totala budget för insatsen är 4 990 000, vilket även inrymmer konsultkostnaden för granskningen av WWF MCOs interna styrning och kontroll. Sweden WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 223696 223696 223696 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 223696.2 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Transparent and sustainable management and use of Mozambique’s natural resources Transparent och hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av Mocambiques naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51140102 Sweden Connection of Vilanculos to the national electricity grid. Insatsen omfattar framtagning av förfrågningsunderlag för upphandling av entreprenad, stöd vid upphandling samt förberedande studier för en planerad elektrifiering av orten Vilanculos i Inhambaneprovinsen i Moçambique. Området i och kring Vilanculos står inför en snabb ekonomisk tillväxt och har av GoM pekats ut som ett av de viktigaste för elektrifiering. Vilanculos försörjs idag med el från ett gasdrivet lokalt kraftverk, och efterfrågan av el bedöms under år 2016 överstiga produktionskapaciteten. Genom att ansluta området till det nationella transmissionsnätet samt bygga ut distributionssystemet vill Sverige med sitt stöd ge möjlighet för en ökad andel företag, hushåll och offentliga institutioner att få tillgång till hållbart producerad el för att på det sättet bidra till en hållbar näringslivsutveckling, jobbskapande och entreprenörskap i området. Insatsen bygger på ett långsiktigt svenskt stöd till energisektorn i Moçambique. Kvalitetskommittén på Sidas Afrikaavdelning (AQAC) rekommenderade vid sitt möte den 9 december 2014, att den föreslagna insatsen om en elektrifiering av Vilanculos skulle delas upp i två delar (inception- och genomförandefas). Med anledning av kvalitetskommitténs rekommendation genomförs nu den första fasen (inception) med syfte att; 1) upprätta förfrågningsunderlag för konsult- och entreprenörinsatser. 2) ta fram ytterligare underlag angående centrala frågor som bedömts som viktiga för analysen av den föreslagna insatsen för elektrifiering av området kring Vilanculos, och vidare beslut om genomförandefas. Dessa studier avser; strategisk miljöanalys; MKB; socio-ekonomisk baseline och gender studie (inkl. HIV/AIDS) samt konfliktanalys. 3) assistera EDM vid utvärdering av anbud. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids) Energy distribution SE-0-SE-6-51140102-5114010201 Sweden Connection of Vilanculos to the national electricity grid. Insatsen omfattar framtagning av förfrågningsunderlag för upphandling av entreprenad, stöd vid upphandling samt förberedande studier för en planerad elektrifiering av orten Vilanculos i Inhambaneprovinsen i Moçambique. Området i och kring Vilanculos står inför en snabb ekonomisk tillväxt och har av GoM pekats ut som ett av de viktigaste för elektrifiering. Vilanculos försörjs idag med el från ett gasdrivet lokalt kraftverk, och efterfrågan av el bedöms under år 2016 överstiga produktionskapaciteten. Genom att ansluta området till det nationella transmissionsnätet samt bygga ut distributionssystemet vill Sverige med sitt stöd ge möjlighet för en ökad andel företag, hushåll och offentliga institutioner att få tillgång till hållbart producerad el för att på det sättet bidra till en hållbar näringslivsutveckling, jobbskapande och entreprenörskap i området. Insatsen bygger på ett långsiktigt svenskt stöd till energisektorn i Moçambique. Kvalitetskommittén på Sidas Afrikaavdelning (AQAC) rekommenderade vid sitt möte den 9 december 2014, att den föreslagna insatsen om en elektrifiering av Vilanculos skulle delas upp i två delar (inception- och genomförandefas). Med anledning av kvalitetskommitténs rekommendation genomförs nu den första fasen (inception) med syfte att; 1) upprätta förfrågningsunderlag för konsult- och entreprenörinsatser. 2) ta fram ytterligare underlag angående centrala frågor som bedömts som viktiga för analysen av den föreslagna insatsen för elektrifiering av området kring Vilanculos, och vidare beslut om genomförandefas. Dessa studier avser; strategisk miljöanalys; MKB; socio-ekonomisk baseline och gender studie (inkl. HIV/AIDS) samt konfliktanalys. 3) assistera EDM vid utvärdering av anbud. Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3000000 4500000 930000 1500000 900000 2100000 4500000 0 0 0 0 0 930000 3000000 1400000 -4500000 0 0 -1400000 8430000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 3000000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 4500000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 930000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Increased access to renewable energy and reliable and sustainably produced electricity for households, businesses and public activities Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi samt tillförlitlig och hållbart producerad elektricitet för hushåll, företag och offentlig verksamhet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51140102-5114010202 Sweden Connection of Vilanculos to the national electricity grid. Insatsen omfattar framtagning av förfrågningsunderlag för upphandling av entreprenad, stöd vid upphandling samt förberedande studier för en planerad elektrifiering av orten Vilanculos i Inhambaneprovinsen i Moçambique. Området i och kring Vilanculos står inför en snabb ekonomisk tillväxt och har av GoM pekats ut som ett av de viktigaste för elektrifiering. Vilanculos försörjs idag med el från ett gasdrivet lokalt kraftverk, och efterfrågan av el bedöms under år 2016 överstiga produktionskapaciteten. Genom att ansluta området till det nationella transmissionsnätet samt bygga ut distributionssystemet vill Sverige med sitt stöd ge möjlighet för en ökad andel företag, hushåll och offentliga institutioner att få tillgång till hållbart producerad el för att på det sättet bidra till en hållbar näringslivsutveckling, jobbskapande och entreprenörskap i området. Insatsen bygger på ett långsiktigt svenskt stöd till energisektorn i Moçambique. Kvalitetskommittén på Sidas Afrikaavdelning (AQAC) rekommenderade vid sitt möte den 9 december 2014, att den föreslagna insatsen om en elektrifiering av Vilanculos skulle delas upp i två delar (inception- och genomförandefas). Med anledning av kvalitetskommitténs rekommendation genomförs nu den första fasen (inception) med syfte att; 1) upprätta förfrågningsunderlag för konsult- och entreprenörinsatser. 2) ta fram ytterligare underlag angående centrala frågor som bedömts som viktiga för analysen av den föreslagna insatsen för elektrifiering av området kring Vilanculos, och vidare beslut om genomförandefas. Dessa studier avser; strategisk miljöanalys; MKB; socio-ekonomisk baseline och gender studie (inkl. HIV/AIDS) samt konfliktanalys. 3) assistera EDM vid utvärdering av anbud. Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AproServe CC Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 55806 103320 100000 0 55806 0 0 400000 -400000 0 100000 22565 -100000 0 80755 -100000 159126 AproServe CC 55805.59 AproServe CC 80754.72 AproServe CC 22565.23 AproServe CC Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Increased access to services and support, particularly for women and young people in rural areas, improving their opportunities to start and run commercial businesses Ökad tillgång till tjänster och stöd, i synnerhet för kvinnor och ungdomar på landsbygden, som förbättrar deras förutsättningar att starta och driva kommersiella verksamheter Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140120 Sweden Coastal climate adaptation and ecosystem conservation for improved resilience Samarbetet med IUCN inom The Coastal Resilience to Climate Change initiative (CRCC) 2017-2022 bidrar till kustnära klimatanpassning och bevarande av ekosystem för stärkt resiliens i Mocambique. IUCN kommer i samarbete med organisationen Rare (en internationell miljöorganisation baserad i USA) och Mocambiques havs, vattten och fiske departement (MIMAIP) genomföra programmet med fokus i tre distrikt, Inhassaro (Inhambane provinsen), Memba (Nampula provinsen) och Dondo (Sofala provinsen). Programmet syftar till att öka kapaciteten hos män och kvinnor från lokala kustsamhällen, lokala och nationella myndigheter att tillsammans arbeta för att på ett hållbart sätt styra och förvalta den gemensamma naturresursbasen Programmet kommer arbeta inom fyra områden (A-D) där de sammantagna resultaten kommer att bidra till att det övergripande syftet nås: A) stärkt social motståndskraft – förbättrad styrning och förvaltning B) ekonomisk återhämtningsförmåga – stärkt ekonomi och diversifierad försörjning C) ekologisk resiliens – ökad integritet och ekologisk hälsa i kustnära och marina ekosystem och livsmiljöer D) institutionell förstärkning – förstärkt kapacitet hos lokala och nationella institutioner inom marina och kustnära system inklusive relevant politik/lagstiftning. Bland programmets målsättningar återfinns bl a restaurering eller förbättrad skötsel av 3000 Ha mangrove, sanddyner eller kustskog, förbättrat skydd av 300 km2 havsmiljö inkl korallrev och sjögräs, samt förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för 1000 män och 2000 kvinnor. Den totala budgeten för programmet är 65,3 miljioner SEK av vilket Sida bidrar med 100%. 33% av budgeten (exklusive en serviceavgift på 7% till IUCN) kommer att användas av IUCN för egna aktiviteter, medan MIMAIP för sina aktiviteter kommer att använda 7% och Rare 25%. 7% av budgeten kommer att kontrakteras ut till Provinserna (genom MIMAIP), 22% till lokala organisationer (direkt från IUCN), och 6% till Distrikten (direkt från IUCN) för att stödja lokala klimatanpassningsåtgärder. Sida bidrog också via IUCN med 720 000 kr (504 740 kr utnyttjade) till en förberedande fas under 2016/2017, under vilken programmet framtogs i nära konsultation med berörd befolkning och med partnerorganisationerna. The overarching goal of CRCC was to "Strengthen and restore the value of coastal and marine ecosystem goods and services to improve social, economic and ecological resilience to climate change", with the objective to enhance the adaptive capacities of men and women from local coastal communities and local and national authorities to work together to sustainably govern and manage their natural resource base. Overall, the Programme was designed to deliver against four main outcomes: 1) Community social resilience: Coastal community social systems are better able to cope with the impacts and shocks of climate change by: i) self-organizing and engaging in equitable and gender-responsive governance and management of their natural resource base; and ii) practicing active local level learning and adaptation based on experiences and new knowledge. 2) Economic resilience: Local coastal community economics are strengthened and able to minimize or reduce welfare losses due to climate change stressors, shocks and disasters through: i) improvements in and diversification of livelihoods [of women and men]; ii) increases in fisheries and agricultural efficiencies; and iii) specific, nature-based market interventions driven by value chain analyses. 3) Ecological resilience: The integrity and ecological health of coastal and marine ecosystems and habitats is improved and/or maintained to enable social-ecological systems to better absorb and withstand climate change stressors and shocks. 4) Institutional strengthening: Institutional frameworks, including policies/legislation as well as local organizational capacities, strengthened to better enable and support evidence-based decision making, adaptation action and ensure social and ecological resilience of marine and coastal systems. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Bio-diversity General Environment Protection Examples of results reported by IUCN: - training of trainers conducted. - pride campaign in three districts, to promote sustainable use of natural resources. - training of governmental staff in Fish Forever and Social marketing techniques. - district level advisory groups (DLAGs) fully established, supporting community empowerment and citizen's participation in the planning, implementation and monitoring of community investment and ensuring effective collaborative decision-making, monitoring and learning. - target community groups skills and knowledge strengthened. More than 15 thematic community trainings performed, including conservation agriculture, beekeeping, horticulture, ecosystem management and restoration, conservation finance. - gender sensitive and responsible Community resources Use and Resilience (CRURAPs) developed, containing adaptation activities and actions to improve diversification of livelihoods, ecosystems goods and services and natural resources, self-organization and adaptive governance and capacities and to make informed decisions. - support to local CBOs (Community Based Organizations) to develop and implement actions plans for the improvement of group governance and leadership. - registration of fishers, with some issued with ID cards. - alternative livelihood initiatives developed through implementation of community projects on conservation agriculture, bee keeping and fisheries value chains. - the undertaking of ecosystem baseline assessment, including a detailed mangrove assessment and mapping in Dondo district. - the restoration of mangroves in Dondo and Memba districts and other mangroves identified and mapped as protection zone, to improve management. - community marine reserves or Managed Access Reserves established, function as protected areas, especially for coral reefs and sea grass beds. - support to the revision of Maritime Fishery Regulation (REPMAR) Decree 89/2020, empowering community-based fisheries management while paving the way for healthier ocean ecosystems. - support to IIP/MIMAIP to develop the National Mangrove Management Strategy (approved 2020), to combat and reverse the situation of degradation and destruction of the mangrove ecosystems. - establishing partnerships to also influence other legislation such as the Regulation for the management and planning of coastal zones and beaches, and the National Marine Spatial Plan (POEM). - support to the Fisheries Research Institute (IIP) to undertake scientific research of fisheries in Mozambican waters to ensure sustainable fish stocks. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140120-5114012001 Sweden Coastal climate adaptation and ecosystem conservation for improved resilience Samarbetet med IUCN inom The Coastal Resilience to Climate Change initiative (CRCC) 2017-2022 bidrar till kustnära klimatanpassning och bevarande av ekosystem för stärkt resiliens i Mocambique. IUCN kommer i samarbete med organisationen Rare (en internationell miljöorganisation baserad i USA) och Mocambiques havs, vattten och fiske departement (MIMAIP) genomföra programmet med fokus i tre distrikt, Inhassaro (Inhambane provinsen), Memba (Nampula provinsen) och Dondo (Sofala provinsen). Programmet syftar till att öka kapaciteten hos män och kvinnor från lokala kustsamhällen, lokala och nationella myndigheter att tillsammans arbeta för att på ett hållbart sätt styra och förvalta den gemensamma naturresursbasen Programmet kommer arbeta inom fyra områden (A-D) där de sammantagna resultaten kommer att bidra till att det övergripande syftet nås: A) stärkt social motståndskraft – förbättrad styrning och förvaltning B) ekonomisk återhämtningsförmåga – stärkt ekonomi och diversifierad försörjning C) ekologisk resiliens – ökad integritet och ekologisk hälsa i kustnära och marina ekosystem och livsmiljöer D) institutionell förstärkning – förstärkt kapacitet hos lokala och nationella institutioner inom marina och kustnära system inklusive relevant politik/lagstiftning. Bland programmets målsättningar återfinns bl a restaurering eller förbättrad skötsel av 3000 Ha mangrove, sanddyner eller kustskog, förbättrat skydd av 300 km2 havsmiljö inkl korallrev och sjögräs, samt förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för 1000 män och 2000 kvinnor. Den totala budgeten för programmet är 65,3 miljioner SEK av vilket Sida bidrar med 100%. 33% av budgeten (exklusive en serviceavgift på 7% till IUCN) kommer att användas av IUCN för egna aktiviteter, medan MIMAIP för sina aktiviteter kommer att använda 7% och Rare 25%. 7% av budgeten kommer att kontrakteras ut till Provinserna (genom MIMAIP), 22% till lokala organisationer (direkt från IUCN), och 6% till Distrikten (direkt från IUCN) för att stödja lokala klimatanpassningsåtgärder. Sida bidrog också via IUCN med 720 000 kr (504 740 kr utnyttjade) till en förberedande fas under 2016/2017, under vilken programmet framtogs i nära konsultation med berörd befolkning och med partnerorganisationerna. The overarching goal of CRCC was to "Strengthen and restore the value of coastal and marine ecosystem goods and services to improve social, economic and ecological resilience to climate change", with the objective to enhance the adaptive capacities of men and women from local coastal communities and local and national authorities to work together to sustainably govern and manage their natural resource base. Overall, the Programme was designed to deliver against four main outcomes: 1) Community social resilience: Coastal community social systems are better able to cope with the impacts and shocks of climate change by: i) self-organizing and engaging in equitable and gender-responsive governance and management of their natural resource base; and ii) practicing active local level learning and adaptation based on experiences and new knowledge. 2) Economic resilience: Local coastal community economics are strengthened and able to minimize or reduce welfare losses due to climate change stressors, shocks and disasters through: i) improvements in and diversification of livelihoods [of women and men]; ii) increases in fisheries and agricultural efficiencies; and iii) specific, nature-based market interventions driven by value chain analyses. 3) Ecological resilience: The integrity and ecological health of coastal and marine ecosystems and habitats is improved and/or maintained to enable social-ecological systems to better absorb and withstand climate change stressors and shocks. 4) Institutional strengthening: Institutional frameworks, including policies/legislation as well as local organizational capacities, strengthened to better enable and support evidence-based decision making, adaptation action and ensure social and ecological resilience of marine and coastal systems. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 14300000 9000000 0 653816 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 9300000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -20000000 20000000 0 0 -20000000 20000000 -30000000 0 0 30000000 0 0 9000000 0 0 653816.0000000001 0 0 0 0 0 33953816 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 10000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 5000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 9300000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 9000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 653816 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Transparent and sustainable management and use of Mozambique’s natural resources Transparent och hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av Mocambiques naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced capacity of national and local authorities to contribute to a better environment, and greater resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters Stärkt kapacitet hos nationella och lokala myndigheter att bidra till förbättrad miljö och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Greater opportunities, particularly for women and young people, for decent work and productive employment and entrepreneurship Ökade möjligheter för framför allt kvinnor och ungdomar till anständig och produktiv sysselsättning och entreprenörskap Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140120-5114012002 Sweden Coastal climate adaptation and ecosystem conservation for improved resilience Samarbetet med IUCN inom The Coastal Resilience to Climate Change initiative (CRCC) 2017-2022 bidrar till kustnära klimatanpassning och bevarande av ekosystem för stärkt resiliens i Mocambique. IUCN kommer i samarbete med organisationen Rare (en internationell miljöorganisation baserad i USA) och Mocambiques havs, vattten och fiske departement (MIMAIP) genomföra programmet med fokus i tre distrikt, Inhassaro (Inhambane provinsen), Memba (Nampula provinsen) och Dondo (Sofala provinsen). Programmet syftar till att öka kapaciteten hos män och kvinnor från lokala kustsamhällen, lokala och nationella myndigheter att tillsammans arbeta för att på ett hållbart sätt styra och förvalta den gemensamma naturresursbasen Programmet kommer arbeta inom fyra områden (A-D) där de sammantagna resultaten kommer att bidra till att det övergripande syftet nås: A) stärkt social motståndskraft – förbättrad styrning och förvaltning B) ekonomisk återhämtningsförmåga – stärkt ekonomi och diversifierad försörjning C) ekologisk resiliens – ökad integritet och ekologisk hälsa i kustnära och marina ekosystem och livsmiljöer D) institutionell förstärkning – förstärkt kapacitet hos lokala och nationella institutioner inom marina och kustnära system inklusive relevant politik/lagstiftning. Bland programmets målsättningar återfinns bl a restaurering eller förbättrad skötsel av 3000 Ha mangrove, sanddyner eller kustskog, förbättrat skydd av 300 km2 havsmiljö inkl korallrev och sjögräs, samt förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för 1000 män och 2000 kvinnor. Den totala budgeten för programmet är 65,3 miljioner SEK av vilket Sida bidrar med 100%. 33% av budgeten (exklusive en serviceavgift på 7% till IUCN) kommer att användas av IUCN för egna aktiviteter, medan MIMAIP för sina aktiviteter kommer att använda 7% och Rare 25%. 7% av budgeten kommer att kontrakteras ut till Provinserna (genom MIMAIP), 22% till lokala organisationer (direkt från IUCN), och 6% till Distrikten (direkt från IUCN) för att stödja lokala klimatanpassningsåtgärder. Sida bidrog också via IUCN med 720 000 kr (504 740 kr utnyttjade) till en förberedande fas under 2016/2017, under vilken programmet framtogs i nära konsultation med berörd befolkning och med partnerorganisationerna. The overarching goal of CRCC was to "Strengthen and restore the value of coastal and marine ecosystem goods and services to improve social, economic and ecological resilience to climate change", with the objective to enhance the adaptive capacities of men and women from local coastal communities and local and national authorities to work together to sustainably govern and manage their natural resource base. Overall, the Programme was designed to deliver against four main outcomes: 1) Community social resilience: Coastal community social systems are better able to cope with the impacts and shocks of climate change by: i) self-organizing and engaging in equitable and gender-responsive governance and management of their natural resource base; and ii) practicing active local level learning and adaptation based on experiences and new knowledge. 2) Economic resilience: Local coastal community economics are strengthened and able to minimize or reduce welfare losses due to climate change stressors, shocks and disasters through: i) improvements in and diversification of livelihoods [of women and men]; ii) increases in fisheries and agricultural efficiencies; and iii) specific, nature-based market interventions driven by value chain analyses. 3) Ecological resilience: The integrity and ecological health of coastal and marine ecosystems and habitats is improved and/or maintained to enable social-ecological systems to better absorb and withstand climate change stressors and shocks. 4) Institutional strengthening: Institutional frameworks, including policies/legislation as well as local organizational capacities, strengthened to better enable and support evidence-based decision making, adaptation action and ensure social and ecological resilience of marine and coastal systems. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 5435020 0 0 0 5435020 5435020 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 5435020.1400000015 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Strengthened prerequisites for sustainable management and usage of natural resources, including protecting, maintaining and restoring biological diversity and eco systems. Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved prerequisites for productive income opportunities/employment with decent working conditions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140122 Sweden The intervention intends to support the Government of Mozambique - through the IFC (the International Finance Cooperation a part of the World Bank Group) - in building a foundation for private-sector-driven diversification through the creation of an appropriate incentive framework based upon a clear, transparent and predictable business and investment climate, and facilitating private sector investment and operations in priority economic sectors. IFC has an office in Maputo, Mozambique and the follow-up with this program will be done directly with it. The office in Maputo receives administrative and technical backstopping from the regional office in Johannesburg and from headquarters in Washington DC. All agreements of programs in the region, including the agreement for this program, are signed off by the regional office in Johannesburg. The disbursments are made to the multi-donor trust fund in Johannesburg but are handled by the local office. In Phase 1 2018-2022 the Program aims to achieve at least US$4 million in administrative cost savings for the private sector, especially SMEs. Private sector savings will mainly derive from the overall reduction in aggregate time and costs for businesses to comply with government regulations related to property registration and business inspections. Phase 1 is co-financed by Swiss state organisation for economic cooperation SECO. In Phase 2 2019-2023 the Program will aim to support generation and retention of investment - foreign and domestic - by helping remove barriers to entry and operations and actively promoting investments in key economic sectors. This coupled with market reforms will lead to more competitive sectors and higher productivity. Ultimately this is expected to help create job opportunities, and encourage the development of a more diversified economy. The Program will support crosscutting improvements to the investment climate, as guided by the DB methodology; through the streamlining and automation of property registration procedures; by helping develop the insolvency regulatory and institutional framework; and introducing good regulatory practices to improve the delivery of business inspections; Identify and promote specific investment opportunities and remove private sector challenges identified in key sectors; Identify issues that affect market functioning and support market reforms that enhance the development impact of private sector participation; Improve transparency, access to information and the predictability and efficiency of public administration services in key reform areas. The Swedish funding for the program will be 30.000.000 SEK over a 4 year implementation period 2018-2023. SECOs contribution is 14.500.00 SEK for phase 1, and the Swedish funding would finance the financing gap of 41% for phase 1 and 100% of phase 2. The funding vehicle is a Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) for which IFC will charge a standard administration fee of 5%. The program is a technical assistance program with the main share of the funding going to staff costs, short- and longterm consultants. There will be no forwarding of funds. Once the funding from Sweden is secured the IFC will finalise MoUs with relevant GoM authorities. Insatsen syftar till att stödja Mocambiques regerings ambition att förbättra affärsklimatet i landet. Insatsen implementeras med teknisk stöd från IFC (International Finance Cooperation en del av Världsbanksgruppen) under 2018-2023. Ett förbättrat affärsklimat är centralt för att kunna etablera grunden för en privatsektor driven diversifiering av den mocambikiska ekonomin genom att skapa ett klarare, mer transparent och förutsägbart affärs- och investeringsklimat, samt för att facilitera investeringar i viktiga sektorer identifierade genom analytiskt arbete. IFC har kontor i Maputo, Mozambique och uppföljningen av insatsen kommer att ske direkt på plats. Kontoret i Maputo får administrativt och tekniskt stöd från sitt regionala kontor i Johannesburg samt sitt kontor i Washington. Alla avtal i regionen inklusive det gällande denna insats kommer att skrivas med kontoret i Johannesburg. Utbetalningarna sker till den givargemensamma fonden i Johannesburg men hanteras av det lokala kontoret. Programmet är uppdelat i två faser. Fas 1 implementeras under 2018-2022 och kommer till att börja med innehålla arbete med tre specifika affärsklimatsreformer (inspektioner, fastighetsregistrering, samt insolvens/konkurser) med fokus på att effektivsera processer, reformer kopplade till Doing Business-indexet, samt sektorspecifika reformer som kommer väljas ut efter analytiskt arbete (Country Private Sector Diagnostics). Fas 1 kommer även bidra till en studie kring upplevda hinder i affärsklimatet både inom formell och informell sektor, en s.k. "Enterprise Survey", som inte genomförts sedan 2009 i Mocambique. Fas 1 är samfinansierad av SECO (den Schweiziska statliga organisationen för ekonomiskt samarbete). Programmet förväntas uppnå 4 MUSD i insparade administrativa kostnader för privata sektorn. Fas 2 kommer programmeras i mer detalj under första halvan av 2019 och påbörja sin implementering tidigast under andra halvan av 2019 till och med 2023. I denna fas kommer arbetet fokusera på facilitering och bibehållande av både utländska och inhemska investeringar genom att adressera existerande hinder, investeringsfrämjande kopplade till specifika sektorer, reformarbete för att öka konkurrenskraften och produktiviteten i utvalda sektorer. Finansieringen från Sverige för programmet är 30.000.000 SEK över 4 år 2018-2023. SECO bidrar med 14.500.000 SEK till fas 1 och Sveriges finansiering kommer täcka resterande 41% av finansieringsbehovet, samt 100% av aktiviteterna i fas 2. Finansieringen kommer kanaliseras via en givargemensam fond som IFC kommer att etablera för ändamålet, och vars administrationskostnader kommer att uppgå till 5%. Programmet är ett tekniskt stöd där det största andelen av budgeten kommer att gå till löner och kostnader för kort- och långtidskonsulter. Ingen vidareförmedling av medel kommer att ske. När Sveriges finansiering är beslutad kommer IFC att slutföra och underteckna samförståndsavtal med relevanta partners för genomförandet i Mocambique. The intervention intends to support the Government of Mozambique - through the IFC - in building a foundation for private-sector-driven diversification through the creation of an appropriate incentive framework based upon a clear, transparent and predictable business and investment climate, and facilitating private sector investment and operations in priority economic sectors. In Phase 1 the Project aims to achieve at least 4 MUSD in administrative cost savings for the private sector, especially SMEs. Private sector savings will mainly derive from the overall reduction in aggregate time and costs for businesses to comply with government regulations related to property registration and business inspections. In Phase 2 the Project will aim to support generation and retention of investment - foreign and domestic - by helping remove barriers to entry and operations and actively promoting investments in key economic sectors. This coupled with market reforms will lead to more competitive sectors and higher productivity. Ultimately this is expected to help create jobs opportunities, and encourage the development of a more diversified economy.  The Phase 2 is structured under two pillars: Pillar 1 focuses on Investment Policy and Promotion with support for the improved implementation of the investment legal and operational framework with the Mozambique investment and export promotion agency (APIEX). Pillar 2 focuses on developing markets in selected sectors including commercial agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and biofuels. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Business Policy and Administration Business & Other Services Results for 2025 (IFC reporting covering second semester FY 2025 and first semester of FY 2026) Pillar 1- Investment Policy and Promotion The IFC, jointly with the WB have been preparing the so called "development poles" regulations, which includes the special economic zones (SEZs) and industrial free zones (IFZs). The draft regulations are still with Mozambican authorities for review. Apparently, the government is considering creating a new authority for economic zones that is separate from APIEX, but the current fiscal space might hamper this development. The ongoing WB project "Economic Linkages for Diversification" has a specific section on revising and improving the sector investment promotion strategy. Once this assessment has been concluded IFC and APIEX will have discussion based on its recommendations and explore the possibilities to design a new project under Pillar 1. There is also an opening for APIEX to engage with IFC's network for the African Investment Promotion Agencies (even though Mozambique is not one of the selected countries). The IFC, together with the WB, supports the newly established Presidential Coordination Unit for Reforms and Strategic Projects (Gabinete Central de Reformas e Projectos Estrategicos - GCRPE) in its work to improve delivery on reforms and public-private dialogue. The IFC support to the unit focuses reforms that should improve the investment climate and unlock private investment particularly in job intensive sectors, which are aligned with new government strategy. And this is also aligned with the recently approved WB Group Country Partnership program, which also was supported by the IFC. The engagement with GCRPE is delayed and still on concept note stage. Foreseen that the full project will initiate second semester 2026 with support by EU (currently EU and Sweden). Some supporting activities were carried out during the reporting period. Pillar 2 - Sector specific reforms In 2025 the three ongoing sector projects, Biofuel, Regional Pharmaceutical Diagnostic and Agrobusiness Investments in Limpopo, were concluded. *Biofuels Mozambique The project was designed to assess market feasibility and regulatory gaps affecting biofuel investments in Mozambique, with a focus on production of bioethanol and biodiesel for blending with gasoline and diesel. The findings were positive, both in relation to possible production and cost, in comparison with fossil fuel. However, when compared with international biofuel markets, concern remain about Mozambiques ability to compete on price. IFC delivered all agreed outputs and submitted a final draft report to the Ministry of Economy and Finance, and the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources. According to IFC, the report provides an in-depth analysis of Mozambique's biofuel sector, identifying key opportunities and challenges, and also social as well as environmental considerations. It also outlines recommendations and a draft action plan to advance the sector, including regulatory reforms to clarify biofuel procurement for blending, strengthened environment and social guidance, and a pilot initiative to blend biofuels with fossil fuels in a selected region in Mozambique. In its progress report, IFC highlighted several lessons learned that point to shortcomings in the initial part of the process most notably the lack of formal coordination. Another shortcoming was the limited engagement with the private sector. IFC advised the ministries to involve private stakeholders from the beginning, but this recommendation was not endorsed. As a result, key private sector perspectives such as pricing, procurement processes and blending targets where not incorporated, undermining investor confidence. An interministerial committee has been established to review the recommendations for the Biofuel project. This suggests a renewed commitment from the Government of Mozambique to move the process forward. *Regional Pharmaceutical Diagnostic The COVID 19 pandemic further exposed the structural limitations of Africas pharmaceutical industry. Heavy reliance on manufacturing capacity outside the continent had tangible consequences for African countries, particularly in their ability to access vaccines and essential medicines during the crisis. This diagnostic and scoping exercise aims to provide a deeper understanding of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats shaping the pharmaceutical sector in Mozambique. It also assesses the extent to which the enabling environments support local private sector manufacturing and ensure access to pharmaceutical products. IFC identified several key findings and recommendations, including the following: Opportunities in Mozambique are linked to its growing population, strategic geographic position, and the rising prevalence of noncommunicable diseases. Challenges include the need to strengthen the regulatory environment. Sector regulators lack sufficient resources to fulfill their mandates, and infrastructure constraintssuch as transport networks, energy supply, and water qualitylimit the sectors development. The diagnostic was presented during a two day International Conference on Local Production, Research and Development of Medicines and Health Products held in Maputo in 2025, where it formed part of a high level panel discussion. * Agrobusiness Investments in Limpopo The establishment of the Limpopo Agribusiness SEZ represents an opportunity to advance agribusiness development in the region. By the end of the project, several assessments had been completed, including an investor demand analysis, identification of priority areas, and mapping of potential cropland. Despite these efforts, progress in this sector was slow and the project did not achieve its full potential. IFCs lessons learned note that the anticipated information sharing by national authorities did not materialize. Instead, key data had to be collected at provincial and district levels, causing delays. In addition, the relevant ministry lacked the resources to provide the co investment initially foreseen. Senior government leadership, including the Minister of Agriculture, has emphasized the need to shift from subsidy driven support for smallholders toward a private sector led approach to agribusiness development. In principle, this creates space for new investment and value chain development within the sector, and IFC could play a meaningful role in supporting this transition. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140122-5114012201 Sweden The intervention intends to support the Government of Mozambique - through the IFC (the International Finance Cooperation a part of the World Bank Group) - in building a foundation for private-sector-driven diversification through the creation of an appropriate incentive framework based upon a clear, transparent and predictable business and investment climate, and facilitating private sector investment and operations in priority economic sectors. IFC has an office in Maputo, Mozambique and the follow-up with this program will be done directly with it. The office in Maputo receives administrative and technical backstopping from the regional office in Johannesburg and from headquarters in Washington DC. All agreements of programs in the region, including the agreement for this program, are signed off by the regional office in Johannesburg. The disbursments are made to the multi-donor trust fund in Johannesburg but are handled by the local office. In Phase 1 2018-2022 the Program aims to achieve at least US$4 million in administrative cost savings for the private sector, especially SMEs. Private sector savings will mainly derive from the overall reduction in aggregate time and costs for businesses to comply with government regulations related to property registration and business inspections. Phase 1 is co-financed by Swiss state organisation for economic cooperation SECO. In Phase 2 2019-2023 the Program will aim to support generation and retention of investment - foreign and domestic - by helping remove barriers to entry and operations and actively promoting investments in key economic sectors. This coupled with market reforms will lead to more competitive sectors and higher productivity. Ultimately this is expected to help create job opportunities, and encourage the development of a more diversified economy. The Program will support crosscutting improvements to the investment climate, as guided by the DB methodology; through the streamlining and automation of property registration procedures; by helping develop the insolvency regulatory and institutional framework; and introducing good regulatory practices to improve the delivery of business inspections; Identify and promote specific investment opportunities and remove private sector challenges identified in key sectors; Identify issues that affect market functioning and support market reforms that enhance the development impact of private sector participation; Improve transparency, access to information and the predictability and efficiency of public administration services in key reform areas. The Swedish funding for the program will be 30.000.000 SEK over a 4 year implementation period 2018-2023. SECOs contribution is 14.500.00 SEK for phase 1, and the Swedish funding would finance the financing gap of 41% for phase 1 and 100% of phase 2. The funding vehicle is a Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) for which IFC will charge a standard administration fee of 5%. The program is a technical assistance program with the main share of the funding going to staff costs, short- and longterm consultants. There will be no forwarding of funds. Once the funding from Sweden is secured the IFC will finalise MoUs with relevant GoM authorities. Insatsen syftar till att stödja Mocambiques regerings ambition att förbättra affärsklimatet i landet. Insatsen implementeras med teknisk stöd från IFC (International Finance Cooperation en del av Världsbanksgruppen) under 2018-2023. Ett förbättrat affärsklimat är centralt för att kunna etablera grunden för en privatsektor driven diversifiering av den mocambikiska ekonomin genom att skapa ett klarare, mer transparent och förutsägbart affärs- och investeringsklimat, samt för att facilitera investeringar i viktiga sektorer identifierade genom analytiskt arbete. IFC har kontor i Maputo, Mozambique och uppföljningen av insatsen kommer att ske direkt på plats. Kontoret i Maputo får administrativt och tekniskt stöd från sitt regionala kontor i Johannesburg samt sitt kontor i Washington. Alla avtal i regionen inklusive det gällande denna insats kommer att skrivas med kontoret i Johannesburg. Utbetalningarna sker till den givargemensamma fonden i Johannesburg men hanteras av det lokala kontoret. Programmet är uppdelat i två faser. Fas 1 implementeras under 2018-2022 och kommer till att börja med innehålla arbete med tre specifika affärsklimatsreformer (inspektioner, fastighetsregistrering, samt insolvens/konkurser) med fokus på att effektivsera processer, reformer kopplade till Doing Business-indexet, samt sektorspecifika reformer som kommer väljas ut efter analytiskt arbete (Country Private Sector Diagnostics). Fas 1 kommer även bidra till en studie kring upplevda hinder i affärsklimatet både inom formell och informell sektor, en s.k. "Enterprise Survey", som inte genomförts sedan 2009 i Mocambique. Fas 1 är samfinansierad av SECO (den Schweiziska statliga organisationen för ekonomiskt samarbete). Programmet förväntas uppnå 4 MUSD i insparade administrativa kostnader för privata sektorn. Fas 2 kommer programmeras i mer detalj under första halvan av 2019 och påbörja sin implementering tidigast under andra halvan av 2019 till och med 2023. I denna fas kommer arbetet fokusera på facilitering och bibehållande av både utländska och inhemska investeringar genom att adressera existerande hinder, investeringsfrämjande kopplade till specifika sektorer, reformarbete för att öka konkurrenskraften och produktiviteten i utvalda sektorer. Finansieringen från Sverige för programmet är 30.000.000 SEK över 4 år 2018-2023. SECO bidrar med 14.500.000 SEK till fas 1 och Sveriges finansiering kommer täcka resterande 41% av finansieringsbehovet, samt 100% av aktiviteterna i fas 2. Finansieringen kommer kanaliseras via en givargemensam fond som IFC kommer att etablera för ändamålet, och vars administrationskostnader kommer att uppgå till 5%. Programmet är ett tekniskt stöd där det största andelen av budgeten kommer att gå till löner och kostnader för kort- och långtidskonsulter. Ingen vidareförmedling av medel kommer att ske. När Sveriges finansiering är beslutad kommer IFC att slutföra och underteckna samförståndsavtal med relevanta partners för genomförandet i Mocambique. The intervention intends to support the Government of Mozambique - through the IFC - in building a foundation for private-sector-driven diversification through the creation of an appropriate incentive framework based upon a clear, transparent and predictable business and investment climate, and facilitating private sector investment and operations in priority economic sectors. In Phase 1 the Project aims to achieve at least 4 MUSD in administrative cost savings for the private sector, especially SMEs. Private sector savings will mainly derive from the overall reduction in aggregate time and costs for businesses to comply with government regulations related to property registration and business inspections. In Phase 2 the Project will aim to support generation and retention of investment - foreign and domestic - by helping remove barriers to entry and operations and actively promoting investments in key economic sectors. This coupled with market reforms will lead to more competitive sectors and higher productivity. Ultimately this is expected to help create jobs opportunities, and encourage the development of a more diversified economy.  The Phase 2 is structured under two pillars: Pillar 1 focuses on Investment Policy and Promotion with support for the improved implementation of the investment legal and operational framework with the Mozambique investment and export promotion agency (APIEX). Pillar 2 focuses on developing markets in selected sectors including commercial agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and biofuels. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 0 12000000 -8000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 -10000000 0 -7000000 0 -10000000 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 12000000 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 12000000 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Greater opportunities, particularly for women and young people, for decent work and productive employment and entrepreneurship Ökade möjligheter för framför allt kvinnor och ungdomar till anständig och produktiv sysselsättning och entreprenörskap Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased access to services and support, particularly for women and young people in rural areas, improving their opportunities to start and run commercial businesses Ökad tillgång till tjänster och stöd, i synnerhet för kvinnor och ungdomar på landsbygden, som förbättrar deras förutsättningar att starta och driva kommersiella verksamheter Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140122-5114012202 Sweden The intervention intends to support the Government of Mozambique - through the IFC (the International Finance Cooperation a part of the World Bank Group) - in building a foundation for private-sector-driven diversification through the creation of an appropriate incentive framework based upon a clear, transparent and predictable business and investment climate, and facilitating private sector investment and operations in priority economic sectors. IFC has an office in Maputo, Mozambique and the follow-up with this program will be done directly with it. The office in Maputo receives administrative and technical backstopping from the regional office in Johannesburg and from headquarters in Washington DC. All agreements of programs in the region, including the agreement for this program, are signed off by the regional office in Johannesburg. The disbursments are made to the multi-donor trust fund in Johannesburg but are handled by the local office. In Phase 1 2018-2022 the Program aims to achieve at least US$4 million in administrative cost savings for the private sector, especially SMEs. Private sector savings will mainly derive from the overall reduction in aggregate time and costs for businesses to comply with government regulations related to property registration and business inspections. Phase 1 is co-financed by Swiss state organisation for economic cooperation SECO. In Phase 2 2019-2023 the Program will aim to support generation and retention of investment - foreign and domestic - by helping remove barriers to entry and operations and actively promoting investments in key economic sectors. This coupled with market reforms will lead to more competitive sectors and higher productivity. Ultimately this is expected to help create job opportunities, and encourage the development of a more diversified economy. The Program will support crosscutting improvements to the investment climate, as guided by the DB methodology; through the streamlining and automation of property registration procedures; by helping develop the insolvency regulatory and institutional framework; and introducing good regulatory practices to improve the delivery of business inspections; Identify and promote specific investment opportunities and remove private sector challenges identified in key sectors; Identify issues that affect market functioning and support market reforms that enhance the development impact of private sector participation; Improve transparency, access to information and the predictability and efficiency of public administration services in key reform areas. The Swedish funding for the program will be 30.000.000 SEK over a 4 year implementation period 2018-2023. SECOs contribution is 14.500.00 SEK for phase 1, and the Swedish funding would finance the financing gap of 41% for phase 1 and 100% of phase 2. The funding vehicle is a Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) for which IFC will charge a standard administration fee of 5%. The program is a technical assistance program with the main share of the funding going to staff costs, short- and longterm consultants. There will be no forwarding of funds. Once the funding from Sweden is secured the IFC will finalise MoUs with relevant GoM authorities. Insatsen syftar till att stödja Mocambiques regerings ambition att förbättra affärsklimatet i landet. Insatsen implementeras med teknisk stöd från IFC (International Finance Cooperation en del av Världsbanksgruppen) under 2018-2023. Ett förbättrat affärsklimat är centralt för att kunna etablera grunden för en privatsektor driven diversifiering av den mocambikiska ekonomin genom att skapa ett klarare, mer transparent och förutsägbart affärs- och investeringsklimat, samt för att facilitera investeringar i viktiga sektorer identifierade genom analytiskt arbete. IFC har kontor i Maputo, Mozambique och uppföljningen av insatsen kommer att ske direkt på plats. Kontoret i Maputo får administrativt och tekniskt stöd från sitt regionala kontor i Johannesburg samt sitt kontor i Washington. Alla avtal i regionen inklusive det gällande denna insats kommer att skrivas med kontoret i Johannesburg. Utbetalningarna sker till den givargemensamma fonden i Johannesburg men hanteras av det lokala kontoret. Programmet är uppdelat i två faser. Fas 1 implementeras under 2018-2022 och kommer till att börja med innehålla arbete med tre specifika affärsklimatsreformer (inspektioner, fastighetsregistrering, samt insolvens/konkurser) med fokus på att effektivsera processer, reformer kopplade till Doing Business-indexet, samt sektorspecifika reformer som kommer väljas ut efter analytiskt arbete (Country Private Sector Diagnostics). Fas 1 kommer även bidra till en studie kring upplevda hinder i affärsklimatet både inom formell och informell sektor, en s.k. "Enterprise Survey", som inte genomförts sedan 2009 i Mocambique. Fas 1 är samfinansierad av SECO (den Schweiziska statliga organisationen för ekonomiskt samarbete). Programmet förväntas uppnå 4 MUSD i insparade administrativa kostnader för privata sektorn. Fas 2 kommer programmeras i mer detalj under första halvan av 2019 och påbörja sin implementering tidigast under andra halvan av 2019 till och med 2023. I denna fas kommer arbetet fokusera på facilitering och bibehållande av både utländska och inhemska investeringar genom att adressera existerande hinder, investeringsfrämjande kopplade till specifika sektorer, reformarbete för att öka konkurrenskraften och produktiviteten i utvalda sektorer. Finansieringen från Sverige för programmet är 30.000.000 SEK över 4 år 2018-2023. SECO bidrar med 14.500.000 SEK till fas 1 och Sveriges finansiering kommer täcka resterande 41% av finansieringsbehovet, samt 100% av aktiviteterna i fas 2. Finansieringen kommer kanaliseras via en givargemensam fond som IFC kommer att etablera för ändamålet, och vars administrationskostnader kommer att uppgå till 5%. Programmet är ett tekniskt stöd där det största andelen av budgeten kommer att gå till löner och kostnader för kort- och långtidskonsulter. Ingen vidareförmedling av medel kommer att ske. När Sveriges finansiering är beslutad kommer IFC att slutföra och underteckna samförståndsavtal med relevanta partners för genomförandet i Mocambique. The intervention intends to support the Government of Mozambique - through the IFC - in building a foundation for private-sector-driven diversification through the creation of an appropriate incentive framework based upon a clear, transparent and predictable business and investment climate, and facilitating private sector investment and operations in priority economic sectors. In Phase 1 the Project aims to achieve at least 4 MUSD in administrative cost savings for the private sector, especially SMEs. Private sector savings will mainly derive from the overall reduction in aggregate time and costs for businesses to comply with government regulations related to property registration and business inspections. In Phase 2 the Project will aim to support generation and retention of investment - foreign and domestic - by helping remove barriers to entry and operations and actively promoting investments in key economic sectors. This coupled with market reforms will lead to more competitive sectors and higher productivity. Ultimately this is expected to help create jobs opportunities, and encourage the development of a more diversified economy.  The Phase 2 is structured under two pillars: Pillar 1 focuses on Investment Policy and Promotion with support for the improved implementation of the investment legal and operational framework with the Mozambique investment and export promotion agency (APIEX). Pillar 2 focuses on developing markets in selected sectors including commercial agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and biofuels. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.b - Support domestic technology development, research and innovation in developing countries, including by ensuring a conducive policy environment for, inter alia, industrial diversification and value addition to commodities. 9.b - Stödja inhemsk teknikutveckling, forskning och innovation i utvecklingsländerna, inklusive genom att säkerställa en gynnsam policymiljö för exempelvis industriell diversifiering och förädling av råvaror. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 4500000 0 4500000 0 4500000 0 0 0 0 0 4500000 0 0 4500000 0 13500000 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 4500000 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 4500000 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 4500000 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Improved prerequisites for productive income opportunities/employment with decent working conditions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51160000 Sweden PPIMA project is intended to enable civil society organizations and citizens in Rwanda at both national and local level to understand and analyse public policies and budgets, participate actively in development planning and public dialogue and monitor government performance in reducing poverty and promoting economic growth and good governance. PPIMA-projektet syftar till att underlätta för rwandiska organisationer och medborgare, på både nationell och lokal nivå, att förstå och analysera policies och statsbudgeten, att aktivt delta i utvecklingsplanering och offentlig debatt samt att granska politiska beslut som syftar till fattigdomsminiskning, ekonomisk tillväxt och good governance. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Rwanda Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-51160000-5116000001 Sweden PPIMA project is intended to enable civil society organizations and citizens in Rwanda at both national and local level to understand and analyse public policies and budgets, participate actively in development planning and public dialogue and monitor government performance in reducing poverty and promoting economic growth and good governance. PPIMA-projektet syftar till att underlätta för rwandiska organisationer och medborgare, på både nationell och lokal nivå, att förstå och analysera policies och statsbudgeten, att aktivt delta i utvecklingsplanering och offentlig debatt samt att granska politiska beslut som syftar till fattigdomsminiskning, ekonomisk tillväxt och good governance. Sweden NPA/Norwegian People's Aid Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NGOs and Civil Society Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 7400000 13876437 4158622 14374860 3203081 3113000 7400000 10200000 20437706 20442687 43013000 NGOs and Civil Society 7400000 NGOs and Civil Society 7000000 NGOs and Civil Society 13437706 NGOs and Civil Society 5100000 NGOs and Civil Society 5100000 NGOs and Civil Society 4150000 NGOs and Civil Society 4150000 NGOs and Civil Society 12142686.9499999993 NGOs and Civil Society 3113000 NGOs and Civil Society SE-0-SE-6-51160000-5116000002 Sweden PPIMA project is intended to enable civil society organizations and citizens in Rwanda at both national and local level to understand and analyse public policies and budgets, participate actively in development planning and public dialogue and monitor government performance in reducing poverty and promoting economic growth and good governance. PPIMA-projektet syftar till att underlätta för rwandiska organisationer och medborgare, på både nationell och lokal nivå, att förstå och analysera policies och statsbudgeten, att aktivt delta i utvecklingsplanering och offentlig debatt samt att granska politiska beslut som syftar till fattigdomsminiskning, ekonomisk tillväxt och good governance. Sweden NPA/Norwegian People's Aid Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NGOs and Civil Society Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -6561269 -6041378 -6067827 -6561269.4000000004 NGOs and Civil Society 6437706 NGOs and Civil Society -6437706 NGOs and Civil Society -6041377.8399999999 NGOs and Civil Society 6087722.2999999998 NGOs and Civil Society -3068482.3799999999 NGOs and Civil Society 3002860.3500000001 NGOs and Civil Society -12089927.6000000015 NGOs and Civil Society SE-0-SE-6-51160076 Sweden Fojo Media Institute submitted a proposal to the embassy of Sweden in Kigali for funding of SEK 17 million to implement a programme "Capacity Building of the School of Journalism and Communication, University of Rwanda" in Rwanda the period 2015-2018. The programme aims at "On a long-term basis, contribute to building sustainable capacity for the development of an independent, balanced and professional Rwandan media that allow for increased democratic participation among media producers, citizens and other stakeholders". This general objective will be achieved through a specific objective that aims at "Journalism education and training at SJC/GLMC that is more adapted to the needs of professional demands from the media industry as well as the Rwandan audiences’ right to professional, independent and relevant reporting, addressing identified capacity gaps for the increasing opportunities provided by Rwanda’s growing mediainfrastructure and policy reforms." This will be through:1) SJC/GLMC provide high quality education to enrolled students and contribute to the international research field of professional journalism; 2) Students understand media’s social, economic and political role in a democracy and are able to produce professional journalism in a converged media landscape; 3) A strong mutual relationship developed between SJC/GLMC and the media industry, where the two influence each other to jointly professionalise Rwandan media and bridge the gap between academia and practice; and 4) A well-functioning media institute efficiently and effectively delivering services to students and staff. Fojo Media Institute will implement the programme together with the local School of Journalism and Communication at University of Rwanda. The programme’s total budget is 17 million SEK, out of which Fojo Media Institute’s own funding is approximately 17 million SEK (2.3 million USD) the total amount contributed by the embassy. The total of ..........million SEK will be forwarded from Fojo to the School of Journalism and Communication. Fojo Media Institute har inkommit med ett projektförslag till svenska ambassaden i Kigali för att genomföra ett kapacitetsuppbyggnadsprojekt med School of Journalism (SJC) vid Rwandas statliga universitet, University of Rwanda, under perioden 2015-2019. Stöd kommer också att ges till Great Lakes Media Center (GLMC), som är en enhet under SJC. SJC:s 4-åriga utbildning i journalistik startades 1996. Skolan har cirka 250 studenter och nio lärare. GLMC utbildar verksamma journalister i ett två-årigt program, och håller också kortare kurser på specifika teman. Budgeten för projektet är 17 miljoner kronor. Projektet syftar till att skapa en journalistutbildning som är anpassad till mediaindustrins behov såväl som rwandiska medborgares rätt till professionell, oberoende och relevant journalistik. För att uppnå detta mål avser Fojo stärka SJC:s och GLMC:s akademiska kompetens och stödja dem att bygga upp ett mastersprogram i journalistik. Läroplaner och kursplaner ska utvecklas, akademisk personal ska utbildas i pedagogik och regionala och internationella nätverk ska stärkas. Dessutom ska utbytet mellan medieindustrin och SJC/GLMC förbättras och utvidgas. Slutligen ska mer effektiva institutionella och administrativa strukturer och rutiner etableras på SJC/GLMC. Projektet kommer att vara ett av flera svenskstödda insatser i mediasektorn i Rwanda. Sammantaget syftar dessa insatser till att på lång sikt bidra till att bygga kapacitet för utvecklingen av oberoende, balanserade och professionella rwandiska medier som möjliggör ökad demokratisk delaktighet bland medieproducenter, medborgare och andra intressenter. The contribution includes two consecutive projects: 1) Capacity Building of the School of Journalism and Communication (SJC), University of Rwanda, 2015-2021. 2) Capacity Building of the School of Journalism and Communication (SJC), University of Rwanda, and Strengthening of the Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA) as a Public Service Media Provider, January 2020 31 May 2021. The latter covers the so-called bridging period/project, an extension of the original project, which included Swedish Radio Media Development Office (SR MDO) and was co-funded by the Embassy and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). The Objectives for the Capacity Building of SJC project (2015-21): Overall objective: On a long-term basis, contribute to building sustainable capacity for the development of an independent, balanced and professional Rwandan media that allow for increased democratic participation among media producers, citizens and other stakeholders. Specific objective: Journalism education and training at SJC that is more adapted to the needs of professional demands from the media industry as well as the Rwandan audiences right to professional, independent and relevant reporting, addressing identified capacity gaps for the increasing opportunities provided by Rwandas growing media infrastructure and policy reforms. Outcome 1: SJC provide high quality education to enrolled students and contribute to the international research field of professional journalism Outcome 2: Students understand medias social, economic and political role in a democracy and are able to produce professional journalism in a converged media landscape Outcome 3: A strong mutual relationship developed between SJC and the media industry, where the two influence each other to jointly professionalise Rwandan media and bridge the gap between academia and practice Outcome 4: A well-functioning media institute efficiently and effectively delivering services to students and staff Changes in the Outcomes during the 'bridging project" 2020-21: Outcome 4 was discontinued during the bridging period while three new outcomes were added to the project. Outcome 5: First steps towards strengthening gender-sensitivity among media practitioners and academics in the field of journalism Outcome 6: A new sector-wide media programme prepared Outcome 7: Journalists at RBA strengthened in their capacity to produce and publish news and programs Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Rwanda Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general A) Outcome 1-4, key results from capacity building of SJC (2015-21) With support from Fojo the education and training at SJC has been updated and modernised in several regards, with an emphasis on the practical subjects. Furthermore, lecturers research capacity has greatly improved as more and more of them have produced papers and have taken the opportunity to attend international conferences. Lecturers have introduced innovative teaching methods and have understood the demands and expectations in a modern news room. The volunteer programme with senior Swedish journalists, together with local guest lecturers from the region and the local media industry have provided platforms for practical training thereby updated knowledge of both lecturers and students. Curriculum developed for a Masters degree in Media and Communication Studies. The Project made it possible for SJC to arrange workshops for the lecturers involved in the curriculum review, with external experts supporting the process. Also a review of the curriculum for the undergraduate programme in journalism and communication was finalised in 2016, with input from the media industry, which shortened the programme from 4 to 3 years and led to a more up-to-date curriculum informed by changes in the media landscape and with a stronger gender focus. Research capacity is improved. The Project has made it possible for lecturers to attend international conferences which enhances the content primarily of the theoretical media subjects. Seven lecturers participated in international research conferences. As a result the number of research papers presented have increased significantly. Several articles have also been published in international journalism research publications as a result under this outcome. Also, to advance international networks, several MoUs with universities were made in order to start exchange programmes for lecturers and students and to enhance research networks. Students have acquired necessary practical radio and TV production skills. Through enhanced teaching and new technical equipment more students are now able to effectively practice their skills in hosting, interviewing and editing for radio and TV as a result of the Projects contribution to enhancing the radio and TV production teaching at the School of Journalism and Communication. . Students were offered the opportunity to strengthen their work experience through one-month extra internship. Through the Project the students were able to do one month extra internship, increasing the regular period in a work place from one month to two. Giving them more exposure to the professional world of journalism. Students have been exposed to practical knowledge, international perspectives and an understanding for the role of the media in other countries. International guests have introduced students to medias role in other parts of the world, and the principles of a free, independent and professional media. To contribute to an inclusive journalism education, the project supported 26 disadvantaged students through scholarships and 39 were supported with living allowances. These students would otherwise dropped out of school. An aspect of inclusion involved visually impaired students receiving more assistance from lecturers after a study on their needs was made. As a result, a greater understanding for their situation is developing The student newspaper, the Kaminuza Star, continues to be published. The student newspaper has provided first hand experiences of print and online publication, which is important as the opportunities for students to get practical journalism experiences are few. This has contributed to some students creating their own media houses. The relationship and interactions between SJC and the media industry have been strengthened through stakeholder meetings, short courses for professional journalists and guest lecturers from Rwandan media. SJC as a whole also has noticeable stronger confidence to engage in discussions with representatives from the sector. Interactions also increased significantly in connection with some 200 study tours to media houses for lecturers to visit students at their internships. There was also great interest from active journalists to attend the short courses for professional journalists that the project offered. B) Outcomes 5-7, main results from the bridging project (2020-21) The RBA newsroom in Kigali is updated to the same level of journalism standards as the regional newsrooms (reached in a previous SR MDO project). The 12 participants in the newsroom training (online due to the Pandemic) have started practicing the bottom-up approach based on public service values and international standards of journalism, started a shift towards a reporter-generated agenda, oriented towards the public and where power holders are put to account. As a result, participants have a clear understanding of the principles of public service news production and tools to start applying it on all RBA platforms (radio, TV and online). The participants also improved their skills in public service journalism, digital news publishing, audience dialogue and new insights to manage a multimedia newsroom. Another notable result example is that RBA now uses social media in a more interactive way. The online training in the national newsroom in Kigali is the first to have actively included social media and online content in the development of RBA news. As first steps towards strengthening gender equality in the sector, the project commissioned the report Barriers to women journalists in Rwanda which was well received with great seriousness by media stakeholders at the seminar arranged by the Swedish Embassy on June 9th, 2021, where the report was presented. Additionally, three workshops were arranged to bring together the three female journalists networks, striving for greater cooperation between them. PAX PRESS also organised in-house mentorship to 10 media houses to put in place viable gender policies for each of the media houses. Under the bridging period, a new sector-wide programme was developed. This was done in good consultation with all key stakeholders in the Rwandan media sector and a buy-in from all parties involved. It also inlcuded the first stages of a national audience research survey, and a number or other studies to inform the design of the new programme.     No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51160076-5116007601 Sweden Fojo Media Institute submitted a proposal to the embassy of Sweden in Kigali for funding of SEK 17 million to implement a programme "Capacity Building of the School of Journalism and Communication, University of Rwanda" in Rwanda the period 2015-2018. The programme aims at "On a long-term basis, contribute to building sustainable capacity for the development of an independent, balanced and professional Rwandan media that allow for increased democratic participation among media producers, citizens and other stakeholders". This general objective will be achieved through a specific objective that aims at "Journalism education and training at SJC/GLMC that is more adapted to the needs of professional demands from the media industry as well as the Rwandan audiences’ right to professional, independent and relevant reporting, addressing identified capacity gaps for the increasing opportunities provided by Rwanda’s growing mediainfrastructure and policy reforms." This will be through:1) SJC/GLMC provide high quality education to enrolled students and contribute to the international research field of professional journalism; 2) Students understand media’s social, economic and political role in a democracy and are able to produce professional journalism in a converged media landscape; 3) A strong mutual relationship developed between SJC/GLMC and the media industry, where the two influence each other to jointly professionalise Rwandan media and bridge the gap between academia and practice; and 4) A well-functioning media institute efficiently and effectively delivering services to students and staff. Fojo Media Institute will implement the programme together with the local School of Journalism and Communication at University of Rwanda. The programme’s total budget is 17 million SEK, out of which Fojo Media Institute’s own funding is approximately 17 million SEK (2.3 million USD) the total amount contributed by the embassy. The total of ..........million SEK will be forwarded from Fojo to the School of Journalism and Communication. Fojo Media Institute har inkommit med ett projektförslag till svenska ambassaden i Kigali för att genomföra ett kapacitetsuppbyggnadsprojekt med School of Journalism (SJC) vid Rwandas statliga universitet, University of Rwanda, under perioden 2015-2019. Stöd kommer också att ges till Great Lakes Media Center (GLMC), som är en enhet under SJC. SJC:s 4-åriga utbildning i journalistik startades 1996. Skolan har cirka 250 studenter och nio lärare. GLMC utbildar verksamma journalister i ett två-årigt program, och håller också kortare kurser på specifika teman. Budgeten för projektet är 17 miljoner kronor. Projektet syftar till att skapa en journalistutbildning som är anpassad till mediaindustrins behov såväl som rwandiska medborgares rätt till professionell, oberoende och relevant journalistik. För att uppnå detta mål avser Fojo stärka SJC:s och GLMC:s akademiska kompetens och stödja dem att bygga upp ett mastersprogram i journalistik. Läroplaner och kursplaner ska utvecklas, akademisk personal ska utbildas i pedagogik och regionala och internationella nätverk ska stärkas. Dessutom ska utbytet mellan medieindustrin och SJC/GLMC förbättras och utvidgas. Slutligen ska mer effektiva institutionella och administrativa strukturer och rutiner etableras på SJC/GLMC. Projektet kommer att vara ett av flera svenskstödda insatser i mediasektorn i Rwanda. Sammantaget syftar dessa insatser till att på lång sikt bidra till att bygga kapacitet för utvecklingen av oberoende, balanserade och professionella rwandiska medier som möjliggör ökad demokratisk delaktighet bland medieproducenter, medborgare och andra intressenter. The contribution includes two consecutive projects: 1) Capacity Building of the School of Journalism and Communication (SJC), University of Rwanda, 2015-2021. 2) Capacity Building of the School of Journalism and Communication (SJC), University of Rwanda, and Strengthening of the Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA) as a Public Service Media Provider, January 2020 31 May 2021. The latter covers the so-called bridging period/project, an extension of the original project, which included Swedish Radio Media Development Office (SR MDO) and was co-funded by the Embassy and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). The Objectives for the Capacity Building of SJC project (2015-21): Overall objective: On a long-term basis, contribute to building sustainable capacity for the development of an independent, balanced and professional Rwandan media that allow for increased democratic participation among media producers, citizens and other stakeholders. Specific objective: Journalism education and training at SJC that is more adapted to the needs of professional demands from the media industry as well as the Rwandan audiences right to professional, independent and relevant reporting, addressing identified capacity gaps for the increasing opportunities provided by Rwandas growing media infrastructure and policy reforms. Outcome 1: SJC provide high quality education to enrolled students and contribute to the international research field of professional journalism Outcome 2: Students understand medias social, economic and political role in a democracy and are able to produce professional journalism in a converged media landscape Outcome 3: A strong mutual relationship developed between SJC and the media industry, where the two influence each other to jointly professionalise Rwandan media and bridge the gap between academia and practice Outcome 4: A well-functioning media institute efficiently and effectively delivering services to students and staff Changes in the Outcomes during the 'bridging project" 2020-21: Outcome 4 was discontinued during the bridging period while three new outcomes were added to the project. Outcome 5: First steps towards strengthening gender-sensitivity among media practitioners and academics in the field of journalism Outcome 6: A new sector-wide media programme prepared Outcome 7: Journalists at RBA strengthened in their capacity to produce and publish news and programs Sweden Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4500000 4500000 4000000 4000000 1200000 0 500000 4500000 -4500000 4500000 -4500000 0 4000000 0 4000000 4500000 4000000 0 1200000 -4000000 0 4000000 1200000 -4000000 4000000 -1200000 0 18200000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 500000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 4000000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 4500000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 0 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 4000000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 4000000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 0 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 1200000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet SE-0-SE-6-51160076-5116007602 Sweden Fojo Media Institute submitted a proposal to the embassy of Sweden in Kigali for funding of SEK 17 million to implement a programme "Capacity Building of the School of Journalism and Communication, University of Rwanda" in Rwanda the period 2015-2018. The programme aims at "On a long-term basis, contribute to building sustainable capacity for the development of an independent, balanced and professional Rwandan media that allow for increased democratic participation among media producers, citizens and other stakeholders". This general objective will be achieved through a specific objective that aims at "Journalism education and training at SJC/GLMC that is more adapted to the needs of professional demands from the media industry as well as the Rwandan audiences’ right to professional, independent and relevant reporting, addressing identified capacity gaps for the increasing opportunities provided by Rwanda’s growing mediainfrastructure and policy reforms." This will be through:1) SJC/GLMC provide high quality education to enrolled students and contribute to the international research field of professional journalism; 2) Students understand media’s social, economic and political role in a democracy and are able to produce professional journalism in a converged media landscape; 3) A strong mutual relationship developed between SJC/GLMC and the media industry, where the two influence each other to jointly professionalise Rwandan media and bridge the gap between academia and practice; and 4) A well-functioning media institute efficiently and effectively delivering services to students and staff. Fojo Media Institute will implement the programme together with the local School of Journalism and Communication at University of Rwanda. The programme’s total budget is 17 million SEK, out of which Fojo Media Institute’s own funding is approximately 17 million SEK (2.3 million USD) the total amount contributed by the embassy. The total of ..........million SEK will be forwarded from Fojo to the School of Journalism and Communication. Fojo Media Institute har inkommit med ett projektförslag till svenska ambassaden i Kigali för att genomföra ett kapacitetsuppbyggnadsprojekt med School of Journalism (SJC) vid Rwandas statliga universitet, University of Rwanda, under perioden 2015-2019. Stöd kommer också att ges till Great Lakes Media Center (GLMC), som är en enhet under SJC. SJC:s 4-åriga utbildning i journalistik startades 1996. Skolan har cirka 250 studenter och nio lärare. GLMC utbildar verksamma journalister i ett två-årigt program, och håller också kortare kurser på specifika teman. Budgeten för projektet är 17 miljoner kronor. Projektet syftar till att skapa en journalistutbildning som är anpassad till mediaindustrins behov såväl som rwandiska medborgares rätt till professionell, oberoende och relevant journalistik. För att uppnå detta mål avser Fojo stärka SJC:s och GLMC:s akademiska kompetens och stödja dem att bygga upp ett mastersprogram i journalistik. Läroplaner och kursplaner ska utvecklas, akademisk personal ska utbildas i pedagogik och regionala och internationella nätverk ska stärkas. Dessutom ska utbytet mellan medieindustrin och SJC/GLMC förbättras och utvidgas. Slutligen ska mer effektiva institutionella och administrativa strukturer och rutiner etableras på SJC/GLMC. Projektet kommer att vara ett av flera svenskstödda insatser i mediasektorn i Rwanda. Sammantaget syftar dessa insatser till att på lång sikt bidra till att bygga kapacitet för utvecklingen av oberoende, balanserade och professionella rwandiska medier som möjliggör ökad demokratisk delaktighet bland medieproducenter, medborgare och andra intressenter. The contribution includes two consecutive projects: 1) Capacity Building of the School of Journalism and Communication (SJC), University of Rwanda, 2015-2021. 2) Capacity Building of the School of Journalism and Communication (SJC), University of Rwanda, and Strengthening of the Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA) as a Public Service Media Provider, January 2020 31 May 2021. The latter covers the so-called bridging period/project, an extension of the original project, which included Swedish Radio Media Development Office (SR MDO) and was co-funded by the Embassy and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). The Objectives for the Capacity Building of SJC project (2015-21): Overall objective: On a long-term basis, contribute to building sustainable capacity for the development of an independent, balanced and professional Rwandan media that allow for increased democratic participation among media producers, citizens and other stakeholders. Specific objective: Journalism education and training at SJC that is more adapted to the needs of professional demands from the media industry as well as the Rwandan audiences right to professional, independent and relevant reporting, addressing identified capacity gaps for the increasing opportunities provided by Rwandas growing media infrastructure and policy reforms. Outcome 1: SJC provide high quality education to enrolled students and contribute to the international research field of professional journalism Outcome 2: Students understand medias social, economic and political role in a democracy and are able to produce professional journalism in a converged media landscape Outcome 3: A strong mutual relationship developed between SJC and the media industry, where the two influence each other to jointly professionalise Rwandan media and bridge the gap between academia and practice Outcome 4: A well-functioning media institute efficiently and effectively delivering services to students and staff Changes in the Outcomes during the 'bridging project" 2020-21: Outcome 4 was discontinued during the bridging period while three new outcomes were added to the project. Outcome 5: First steps towards strengthening gender-sensitivity among media practitioners and academics in the field of journalism Outcome 6: A new sector-wide media programme prepared Outcome 7: Journalists at RBA strengthened in their capacity to produce and publish news and programs Sweden Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6200000 -558549 -558549 6200000 0 5641451 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 6200000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet -558549 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet Rwanda 2020-2024 Rwanda 2020-2024 Increased democratic accountability of public institutions and authorities to rights holders, greater adherence to the rule of law, and more actors delivering independent and effective scrutiny. Ökat demokratiskt ansvarstagande hos offentliga institutioner och myndigheter gentemot rättighetsbärare, stärkt genomslag för rättsstatens principer, samt mer oberoende och effektiva granskande aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51160108 Sweden Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) aims to contribute to increased income and employment of the low income people through improved access and usage of financial services in Rwanda. Women is a particular target group of the project that works at micro, meso and macro levels to enhance financial services in Rwanda.Sweden is co-funding the project with DfID during phase two of the implementation over 2016-2020. Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) syftar till att öka inkomster och produktiv sysselsättning hos låginkomsttagare genom bättre tillgång till, och användning av, finansiella tjänster i Rwanda. Aktiviteterna baseras på en analys av hinder på utbud- och efterfrågesidan av de finansiella marknaderna, och strävar mot att uppnå de utvecklingsmål som Rwandas regering har beskrivit i sina utvecklingsstrategier. AFRs arbete syftar till att främja utbudet av finansiella tjänster, skapa synergier, och stödja länkar mellan aktörer på den finansiella marknaden så som lånkooperativ, banker, mikrofinansinstitutioner, försäkringsbolag, och mobilnätverksoperatörer. Projektet arbetar på mikronivå med lokala kreditkooperativ, på mesonivå med kompetens- och produktutveckling i samarbete med kommersiella aktörer som banker och mobiloperatörer, och på makro nivå med representanter från den Rwandiska regeringen för att skapa ett gynnsamt regelverk och investeringsklimat. Projektet har valt ut tre huvudsakliga arbetsområden: 1. Utveckling av lokala kreditkooperativ (SACCO) genom stöd till kapacitetsutveckling, utveckling av laglig regelverk, och produktutveckling för att säkerställa att kooperativen utvecklas till trovärdiga aktörer som erbjuder olika finansiella tjänster som är lättillgängliga och svarar mot behoven från människor som lever i fattigdom. 2. Stöd för tillgång och utnyttjande av finansiering inom värdekedjor som har stor potential att skapa sysselsättning och ökade inkomster, men som i dagsläget hindras av bristande tillgång av lämpliga finansiella tjänster. Värdekedjor inom majs, kaffe, the, mjölk och potatis kommer att ingå i projektet. 3. Främjande av försäkringar och pension som riktar sig till informella ekonomiska aktörer. AFR arbetar med att öka utnyttjandet av de besparingstjänster, pension, och försäkringsprodukter som finns tillgängliga och används av människor, i synnerhet kvinnor, som lever i fattigdom. Arbetet utförs via olika modaliteter. Ett viktigt verktyg är den innovativa fonden där olika aktörer kan ansöka om bidrag till nya idéer som är unika, svarar upp mot ett specifikt behov hos målgruppen, och har möjlighet att nå ut till en bred grupp av förmånstagare. AFR arbetar också proaktivt med att öka förståelse för olika marknadsmisslyckanden, sprida lärdomar, och testa nya koncept på den Rwandiska marknaden, samt stöttar lokala organisationer genom att erbjuda stöd till deras medlemmar på ett marknadsneutralt sätt. Kvinnor utgör en särskilt viktig målgrupp för projektet som ska ge ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning och entreprenörskap. Målsättningen är att nå sammanlagt 1,440,000 förmånstagare varav 826,500 är kvinnor. Den totala budgeten för projektet är USD 30 miljoner mellan 2016-2020 varav Sveriges bidrag uppgår till SEK 25 miljoner. Sverige samfinansierar projektet tillsammans med andra givare. Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) aims to contribute to increased income and employment of the low income people through improved access and usage of financial services in Rwanda. Women is a particular target group of the project that works at micro, meso and macro levels to enhance financial services in Rwanda. Sweden is co-funding the project with DfID during phase two of the implementation over 2016-2020. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Rwanda Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services SE-0-SE-6-51160108-5116010801 Sweden Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) aims to contribute to increased income and employment of the low income people through improved access and usage of financial services in Rwanda. Women is a particular target group of the project that works at micro, meso and macro levels to enhance financial services in Rwanda.Sweden is co-funding the project with DfID during phase two of the implementation over 2016-2020. Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) syftar till att öka inkomster och produktiv sysselsättning hos låginkomsttagare genom bättre tillgång till, och användning av, finansiella tjänster i Rwanda. Aktiviteterna baseras på en analys av hinder på utbud- och efterfrågesidan av de finansiella marknaderna, och strävar mot att uppnå de utvecklingsmål som Rwandas regering har beskrivit i sina utvecklingsstrategier. AFRs arbete syftar till att främja utbudet av finansiella tjänster, skapa synergier, och stödja länkar mellan aktörer på den finansiella marknaden så som lånkooperativ, banker, mikrofinansinstitutioner, försäkringsbolag, och mobilnätverksoperatörer. Projektet arbetar på mikronivå med lokala kreditkooperativ, på mesonivå med kompetens- och produktutveckling i samarbete med kommersiella aktörer som banker och mobiloperatörer, och på makro nivå med representanter från den Rwandiska regeringen för att skapa ett gynnsamt regelverk och investeringsklimat. Projektet har valt ut tre huvudsakliga arbetsområden: 1. Utveckling av lokala kreditkooperativ (SACCO) genom stöd till kapacitetsutveckling, utveckling av laglig regelverk, och produktutveckling för att säkerställa att kooperativen utvecklas till trovärdiga aktörer som erbjuder olika finansiella tjänster som är lättillgängliga och svarar mot behoven från människor som lever i fattigdom. 2. Stöd för tillgång och utnyttjande av finansiering inom värdekedjor som har stor potential att skapa sysselsättning och ökade inkomster, men som i dagsläget hindras av bristande tillgång av lämpliga finansiella tjänster. Värdekedjor inom majs, kaffe, the, mjölk och potatis kommer att ingå i projektet. 3. Främjande av försäkringar och pension som riktar sig till informella ekonomiska aktörer. AFR arbetar med att öka utnyttjandet av de besparingstjänster, pension, och försäkringsprodukter som finns tillgängliga och används av människor, i synnerhet kvinnor, som lever i fattigdom. Arbetet utförs via olika modaliteter. Ett viktigt verktyg är den innovativa fonden där olika aktörer kan ansöka om bidrag till nya idéer som är unika, svarar upp mot ett specifikt behov hos målgruppen, och har möjlighet att nå ut till en bred grupp av förmånstagare. AFR arbetar också proaktivt med att öka förståelse för olika marknadsmisslyckanden, sprida lärdomar, och testa nya koncept på den Rwandiska marknaden, samt stöttar lokala organisationer genom att erbjuda stöd till deras medlemmar på ett marknadsneutralt sätt. Kvinnor utgör en särskilt viktig målgrupp för projektet som ska ge ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning och entreprenörskap. Målsättningen är att nå sammanlagt 1,440,000 förmånstagare varav 826,500 är kvinnor. Den totala budgeten för projektet är USD 30 miljoner mellan 2016-2020 varav Sveriges bidrag uppgår till SEK 25 miljoner. Sverige samfinansierar projektet tillsammans med andra givare. Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) aims to contribute to increased income and employment of the low income people through improved access and usage of financial services in Rwanda. Women is a particular target group of the project that works at micro, meso and macro levels to enhance financial services in Rwanda. Sweden is co-funding the project with DfID during phase two of the implementation over 2016-2020. Sweden AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 4685030 5000000 5314970 5000000 5000000 -5000000 5000000 -5000000 -314970 5000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 -5000000 5314970 0 5000000 25000000 AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda 5000000 AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda 4685030 AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda 5000000 AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda 5314970 AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda 5000000 AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda SE-0-SE-6-51160108-5116010802 Sweden Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) aims to contribute to increased income and employment of the low income people through improved access and usage of financial services in Rwanda. Women is a particular target group of the project that works at micro, meso and macro levels to enhance financial services in Rwanda.Sweden is co-funding the project with DfID during phase two of the implementation over 2016-2020. Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) syftar till att öka inkomster och produktiv sysselsättning hos låginkomsttagare genom bättre tillgång till, och användning av, finansiella tjänster i Rwanda. Aktiviteterna baseras på en analys av hinder på utbud- och efterfrågesidan av de finansiella marknaderna, och strävar mot att uppnå de utvecklingsmål som Rwandas regering har beskrivit i sina utvecklingsstrategier. AFRs arbete syftar till att främja utbudet av finansiella tjänster, skapa synergier, och stödja länkar mellan aktörer på den finansiella marknaden så som lånkooperativ, banker, mikrofinansinstitutioner, försäkringsbolag, och mobilnätverksoperatörer. Projektet arbetar på mikronivå med lokala kreditkooperativ, på mesonivå med kompetens- och produktutveckling i samarbete med kommersiella aktörer som banker och mobiloperatörer, och på makro nivå med representanter från den Rwandiska regeringen för att skapa ett gynnsamt regelverk och investeringsklimat. Projektet har valt ut tre huvudsakliga arbetsområden: 1. Utveckling av lokala kreditkooperativ (SACCO) genom stöd till kapacitetsutveckling, utveckling av laglig regelverk, och produktutveckling för att säkerställa att kooperativen utvecklas till trovärdiga aktörer som erbjuder olika finansiella tjänster som är lättillgängliga och svarar mot behoven från människor som lever i fattigdom. 2. Stöd för tillgång och utnyttjande av finansiering inom värdekedjor som har stor potential att skapa sysselsättning och ökade inkomster, men som i dagsläget hindras av bristande tillgång av lämpliga finansiella tjänster. Värdekedjor inom majs, kaffe, the, mjölk och potatis kommer att ingå i projektet. 3. Främjande av försäkringar och pension som riktar sig till informella ekonomiska aktörer. AFR arbetar med att öka utnyttjandet av de besparingstjänster, pension, och försäkringsprodukter som finns tillgängliga och används av människor, i synnerhet kvinnor, som lever i fattigdom. Arbetet utförs via olika modaliteter. Ett viktigt verktyg är den innovativa fonden där olika aktörer kan ansöka om bidrag till nya idéer som är unika, svarar upp mot ett specifikt behov hos målgruppen, och har möjlighet att nå ut till en bred grupp av förmånstagare. AFR arbetar också proaktivt med att öka förståelse för olika marknadsmisslyckanden, sprida lärdomar, och testa nya koncept på den Rwandiska marknaden, samt stöttar lokala organisationer genom att erbjuda stöd till deras medlemmar på ett marknadsneutralt sätt. Kvinnor utgör en särskilt viktig målgrupp för projektet som ska ge ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning och entreprenörskap. Målsättningen är att nå sammanlagt 1,440,000 förmånstagare varav 826,500 är kvinnor. Den totala budgeten för projektet är USD 30 miljoner mellan 2016-2020 varav Sveriges bidrag uppgår till SEK 25 miljoner. Sverige samfinansierar projektet tillsammans med andra givare. Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) aims to contribute to increased income and employment of the low income people through improved access and usage of financial services in Rwanda. Women is a particular target group of the project that works at micro, meso and macro levels to enhance financial services in Rwanda. Sweden is co-funding the project with DfID during phase two of the implementation over 2016-2020. Sweden AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 -3132543 0 -3132543 9000000 0 0 5867457 AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda 9000000 AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda -3132542.8700000001 AFR/Access to Finance Rwanda Rwanda 2020-2024 Rwanda 2020-2024 Inclusive economic development, improved conditions for and increased access to productive employment and decent work, corporate social responsibility, and free and fair trade, including in rural areas. En ekonomiskt inkluderande utveckling, stärkta förutsättningar för och ökad tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, hållbart företagande och fri och rättvis handel, inklusive på landsbygden. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51160123 Sweden The PPIMA project is carried out by Norwegian People's Aid (NPA) in Rwanda since 2010, and financed by Sweden and the UK / DFID, with a view to empower civil society to increase transparency and accountability. The evaluation of the first phase of PPIMA documented 31 examples of improvements in the provision of public services, public participation in planning and policy as a result of the use of "Community Scorecards" (CSC). The second phase was equally successful, documented through a mid-term review (MTR), which was used to produce "Success stories from the PPIMA Project". PPIMA III, the third phase, will continue to promote cooperation between the government and CSOs at both central and local levels. The number of focus districts for PPIMA will now be expanded from four to eight, to support public scrutiny of how public services are delivered at the local level. The model has proven effective for improving government service delivery and also bring political change.Examples of results achieved so far are:The adoption of CSO recommendations in the formulation of government policy “12-Year Basic Education for All”;A position paper of the CSOs regarding the conditions for civil society activities, presented at the annual "Joint Action Development Forum" (JADF). The position paper was handed over to Rwanda Governance Board (RGB), which decided to accept the recommendations;Political dialogues have proven to be important fora where decision-makers increasingly respond to citizens' priorities, and provide opportunities for civil society organizations and citizens to express alternative solutions.CSO partners have acquired the knowledge and skills to engage in public policy processes, thanks to PPIMAs "evidence-based" practices, which led to improved services in health, agriculture, water and sanitation, education, infrastructure and good governance.The acquired skills of CSOs are also reflected in their improved financial systems and follow-up compared to when the project started.PPIMA III will build on these successes, and can be summarized with the following objectives for the period April 2016- March 2019:Result 1: The capacity of CSOs, citizens and local leaders will be strengthened. Capacity building is an integral part of PPIMA project, especially through the 'training' and strengthening of the PPIMA partner civil society organizations, citizens and local leaders' ability and motivation to meaningfully participate in public policy processes.Result 2: The citizens often complain that local leaders do not take into account their views and opinions. At the same time, GoR often claims that CSOs fail to take advantage of government processes such as "Governance month", "Accountability Days" and the "Joint Action Development Forum" (JADF). To remedy this situation, PPIMA III will develop and strengthen strategies for CSOs to push for political change in the GoR-created spaces.Result 3: PPIMA emphasizes the importance of evidence-based engagement, which is considered to explain the successes such as feed-back from decision-makers and improvements e g in health care and schools. However, they have not been sufficiently effective in monitoring the government's response, which will be a particular focus for PPIMA III.Result 4: as shown by the MTR, learning has mainly been internal among PPIMA partners, and not externalized to other stakeholders, minimizing prospects for replication elsewhere. PPIMA III will therefore continue to develop a culture of reflection and build a strategy to disseminate lessons. Visserligen har Rwanda gjort imponerande framsteg i att återhämta sig från folkmordet 1994, men det civila samhället är mycket kontrollerat. Regeringens kontroll av lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO) är strikt; enligt lagen om registrering av frivilligorganisationer (från 2012) har CSOs rätt att bedriva verksamhet, men den används samtidigt som ett kontrollinstrument. Många CSOs utövar självcensur av rädsla för att annars straffas. PPIMA-projektet genomförs av Norsk Folkehjelp (NPA, Norwegian People’s Aid) i Rwanda sedan 2010, finansierat av Sverige och Storbritannien/DFID, för att det civila samhället ska kunna öka öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande. Utvärderingen av den första fasen av PPIMA dokumenterade 31 exempel på förbättringar i tillhandahållandet av offentliga tjänster, folkligt deltagande i planering och politik till följd av användningen av ”Community Score Cards” (CSC). Den andra fasen var lika framgångsrik, dokumenterad genom en halvtidsöversyn (MTR), som användes för att producera "Success stories from PPIMA Project ". PPIMA III, den tredje fasen, kommer att fortsätta att främja samverkan mellan regeringen och CSO på både central och lokal nivå. PPIMA arbetar i fyra distrikt, som nu kommer att utökas till åtta, för att stödja medborgarnas granskning av hur offentliga tjänster levereras på lokal nivå. Modellen har visat sig effektiv för att förbättra myndigheternas leverans av tjänster och även åstadkomma politisk förändring. Exempel på hittillsvarande resultat är: * Antagandet av CSO-rekommendationer i formuleringen av regeringens politik ” för “12-Year Basic Education for All' ; * Ett positionspapper av CSOs gällande villkoren för civila samhällets verksamhet, presenterat vid en årlig ”Joint Action Development Forum” (JADF). Positionspappret överlämnades till Rwanda Governance Board (RGB), som beslutade att acceptera rekommendationerna; * Politiska dialoger har visat sig vara viktiga forum där beslutsfattarna alltmer varit lyhörda för medborgarnas prioriteringar, och givit möjligheter för det civila samhällets organisationer och medborgare att uttrycka alternativa lösningar. * CSO partners har förvärvat kunskaper och färdigheter i att engagera sig i offentliga policyprocesser, tack vare PPIMAs ”evidensbaserade” metoder, vilket lett till förbättrad service inom hälsovård, jordbruk, vatten och sanitet, utbildning, infrastruktur och god samhällsstyrning. * De förvärvade färdigheterna hos CSOs återspeglas också i deras förbättrade finansiella system och uppföljning jämfört med när projektet startade. PPIMA III ska bygga vidare på dessa framgångar, och kan sammanfattas med följande mål för perioden april 2016- mars 2019: Resultat 1: Kapaciteten hos CSOs, medborgare och lokala ledare stärks. Kapacitetsuppbyggnad är en integrerad del av PPIMA-projektet, framför allt att genom utbildning och ’training’ stärka det civila samhällets organisationer, medborgare och lokala ledarnas förmåga och motivation att på ett meningsfullt sätt delta i offentliga policyprocesser. Resultat 2: Medborgarna klagar ofta över att lokala ledare inte tar hänsyn till deras åsikter och synpunkter. Regeringen hävdar samtidigt ofta att det civila samhällets organisationer misslyckas med att utnyttja de statliga processer som har skapats för att säkerställa medborgarnas inflytande t ex ”Governance month”, ”Accountability Days”, och ”Joint Action Development Forum” (JADF). För att åtgärda denna situation vill PPIMA III särskilt lyfta strategier för CSOs att verka för politisk förändring inom regeringens skapade utrymmen. Resultat 3: PPIMA betonar särskilt betydelsen av faktabaserat engagemang (’evidence-based processes’), vilket anses förklara framgångarna som t ex feedback från beslutsfattare och förbättringar i t ex hälsovård och skola. CSOs genererar och använder ”evidence” för att påverka beslutsfattare i utformningen, genomförandet och uppföljningen av offentlig politik. Emellertid har de inte varit tillräckligt effektiva i att följa upp regeringens svar, vilket blir särskilt fokus för PPIMA III. Resultat 4: som framgår av MTR har lärandet i huvudsak varit internt (PPIMA-partners) och inte externaliserats till andra intressenter, vilket minimerar utsikterna för replikering på annat håll. PPIMA III kommer därför att fortsätta utveckla en kultur av reflektion och bygga en strategi för att sprida lärdomar. Development intvervention's intended outcome:Rwanda CSOs and Citizens influence the review, formulation and implementation of local and national policies and plans in civil society and government-created spaces Summary of intervention logic:The programme aims to strengthen state-society interactions by engaging with both civil society and government. It aligns well with Government of Rwanda's (GoR) priorities as set out in the 2013-2018 'Economic Development and Poverty Reduction Strategy' (EDPRS2), which includes Accountable Governance as one of its four main pillars. Support to civil society (Output 1: "Capacity of CSOs, citizens and local leaders enhanced to effectively participate in public policy processes") will include strengthening CSOs', citizens' and local leaders’ skills to meaningfully engage in public policy processes for ownership and sustainability. When CSOs and citizens are aware and conversant about their rights and entitlement they often become confident and motivated to participate in public policy processes. The focus on gender-mainstreaming by for example training and advocacy on gender-responsive budgeting can be increased and given higher visibility. The inclusion of local leaders, especially women leaders, is also key: public service providers in the PPIMA target areas have proven to become more open to receive constructive criticism on the delivery of the services from citizens. Through Output 2 ("CSOs and Citizens use tools and strategies to participate effectively in public policy processes"), the programme will help to expand the opportunities for constructive engagement between government and civil society at national and local level. The PPIMA partner CSO have demonstrated greater confidence and motivation to organize events on public policy issues, e.g. Community Score Cards (CSC), Media, Access to Justice and Information Centres (AJICs) and the Advocacy and Legal Advice (ALACs), dialogues, and budget analysis. There is convincing evidence that citizens participate actively in districtand national-level fora established by the PPIMA CSOs. On the other hand, their participation is minimal/ineffective in Government-created spaces, e.g. the 'Accountability Days', 'Governance Month' and 'Joint Action Development Forum' (JADF). To rectify this situation, CSOs need to strengthen their approaches in order to adequately advocate for policy change within government-created spaces (and thus ensure overall sustainability of the desired outcome of PPIMA). In particular, to raise the gender mainstreaming in PPIMA, the project will strengthen budget transparency and gender-responsive budgeting at all levels, including in the capacity-building of partners and project beneficiaries in the new districts. Through Output 3 ("CSOs generate and use evidence to influence decision makers in the design, implementation and revision of public policies") PPIMA CSO partners have incorporated research as a key strategy to target national and local decisions-makers to take action on public policy issues. This has proven successful in changing some in Government to provide feedback and commitment to the efforts made by CSOs. Through Output 4 ("Lessons learned to improve effectiveness of the program and to ensure replication and sustainability") the programme will aim to learn from successful (or unsuccessful) initiatives by documenting and sharing to support replication of effective practices. To date, the learning has mainly been internalized within the PPIMA partners and not externalized to other stakeholders, thus minimizing the chances for replication elsewhere.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Rwanda Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The 2019 Project Completion Review (PCR, compulsary document by Dfid, carried out by consultants contracted by Dfid) found that PPIMA II ‘has delivered concrete, tangible results in the Districts where PPIMA operates, including transparent budget allocations, more accessible, better quality services and better performance in Imihigo evaluations because of citizens’ involvement and contribution’. The PCR went on to comment that the Community Scorecard (CSC) process in particular has greatly facilitated citizens’ active and effective engagement in the local planning and budgeting processes. During PPIMA 3, the CSC expanded from 94 Cells of 4 Districts in 2016 to coverage of 651 Cells of 8 Districts in 2020 – bringing CSC coverage to more than 1.3 million people, or 11% of the population of Rwanda. The number of direct CSC participants increased from 51,000 in 2016 to 124,000 in 2019. PPIMA partner monitoring of several District plans has shown that District budgets have been allocated transparently and according to citizens’ demands and priorities. For example, in May 2019, during the approval of the District budget before the JADF members, it was realised that approximately 70% of the District priorities allocated with a budget, had been identified through the CSC process. In Gatsibo District, officials who have a long experience with PPIMA are advocates for further roll out of the CSC process. That has led to an expansion to all sectors (geographical sub-divisions) so that the District can incorporate citizens’ views into its plans in a comprehensive manner. Local leaders understand that more realistic locally driven plans inspire greater commitment and in turn make it more likely to meet their stated targets. Gatsibo has made the most significant progress in using the CSC process to make its plans more responsive to the needs of its approximately 0.5m citizens (PCR 2019). The 2019 Impact assessment findings highlighted unexpected results, not all originally identified in the project logframe, those results of PPIMA 3 can be seen under the following categories: - communities solve locally important problems by their own actions; - joint-action whereby communities and government take action to solve locally important problems; - changes in the how government and agency staff carry out their duties leading to services that are more responsive to the consumer; - infrastructure investment by government better aligned with community and beneficiary priorities; - improvements in national policies, in particular those that affect marginalized groups. Though the first two categories were not captured to the full by the monitoring system associated with the log frame indicators, the impact assessment found these to be significant outcomes in terms of people’s well-being and in making effective the participation that is central to Rwanda’s nation-building project. In Access to justice, PPIMA AJICs and ALACs supported approximately 8,000 cases per annum in Phase III (up from 4,000 in Phase I). Partners expanded the network of community volunteer paralegals for community outreach and referral, and increased their focus on conflict resolution. As commented in the PCR 2019, the nature of a large part of the caseload - many are disputes between neighbours or within the family – means it is not possible to calculate a resolution rate with accuracy. It is clear, however, that the services are meeting an important need and are contributing to social cohesion. Information from ALACs and AJICs also provided an evidence base for national level advocacy by Transparency International – a contribution that was described by the National Ombudsman as the ‘backbone’ of their work. The PPIMA Impact Assessment commented that there is significant synergy between the national and local level work – the credibility conferred by the Bribery Index and its reception by government safeguards the space for local level work. The cases addressed by ALACS contribute context and substance to national level work. The PPIMA Impact assessment emphasizes that, in a context where other projects have struggled to be accepted as legitimate partners in national policy discussions, the inroads made by PPIMA's CSO partners are impressive. PPIMA III partners Transparency International Rwanda focused on combating corruption, GLIHD undertook public interest litigation and alternative reporting on international human rights commitments, HDI worked on the promotion of sexual reproductive health and rights, CLADHO undertook budget analysis and advocacy for citizen issues influencing national budgetary decisions, Profemmes monitored and advocated for gender responsiveness in government policy and policy implementation, NUDOR conducted advocacy for the rights of people with disabilities, and RCSP undertook research as a basis for collaboration with policy makers on a variety of key citizen concerns arising through the community scorecard. Local and national level advocacy by partners was enhanced by the partner Pax Press for media engagement to present citizen issues.   These advocacy actions led to significant civil society influence over a range of policy reforms and changes in a variety of areas, for example on the law governing access to sexual and reproductive rights, decriminalizing sex work and abortion, amendments to labour laws to embed gender equity, meaningful contributions to the National Strategy for Transformation (NST1-2017-2024), and changes to the National Employment Policy to establish the rights of people living with disabilities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51160123-5116012301 Sweden The PPIMA project is carried out by Norwegian People's Aid (NPA) in Rwanda since 2010, and financed by Sweden and the UK / DFID, with a view to empower civil society to increase transparency and accountability. The evaluation of the first phase of PPIMA documented 31 examples of improvements in the provision of public services, public participation in planning and policy as a result of the use of "Community Scorecards" (CSC). The second phase was equally successful, documented through a mid-term review (MTR), which was used to produce "Success stories from the PPIMA Project". PPIMA III, the third phase, will continue to promote cooperation between the government and CSOs at both central and local levels. The number of focus districts for PPIMA will now be expanded from four to eight, to support public scrutiny of how public services are delivered at the local level. The model has proven effective for improving government service delivery and also bring political change.Examples of results achieved so far are:The adoption of CSO recommendations in the formulation of government policy “12-Year Basic Education for All”;A position paper of the CSOs regarding the conditions for civil society activities, presented at the annual "Joint Action Development Forum" (JADF). The position paper was handed over to Rwanda Governance Board (RGB), which decided to accept the recommendations;Political dialogues have proven to be important fora where decision-makers increasingly respond to citizens' priorities, and provide opportunities for civil society organizations and citizens to express alternative solutions.CSO partners have acquired the knowledge and skills to engage in public policy processes, thanks to PPIMAs "evidence-based" practices, which led to improved services in health, agriculture, water and sanitation, education, infrastructure and good governance.The acquired skills of CSOs are also reflected in their improved financial systems and follow-up compared to when the project started.PPIMA III will build on these successes, and can be summarized with the following objectives for the period April 2016- March 2019:Result 1: The capacity of CSOs, citizens and local leaders will be strengthened. Capacity building is an integral part of PPIMA project, especially through the 'training' and strengthening of the PPIMA partner civil society organizations, citizens and local leaders' ability and motivation to meaningfully participate in public policy processes.Result 2: The citizens often complain that local leaders do not take into account their views and opinions. At the same time, GoR often claims that CSOs fail to take advantage of government processes such as "Governance month", "Accountability Days" and the "Joint Action Development Forum" (JADF). To remedy this situation, PPIMA III will develop and strengthen strategies for CSOs to push for political change in the GoR-created spaces.Result 3: PPIMA emphasizes the importance of evidence-based engagement, which is considered to explain the successes such as feed-back from decision-makers and improvements e g in health care and schools. However, they have not been sufficiently effective in monitoring the government's response, which will be a particular focus for PPIMA III.Result 4: as shown by the MTR, learning has mainly been internal among PPIMA partners, and not externalized to other stakeholders, minimizing prospects for replication elsewhere. PPIMA III will therefore continue to develop a culture of reflection and build a strategy to disseminate lessons. Visserligen har Rwanda gjort imponerande framsteg i att återhämta sig från folkmordet 1994, men det civila samhället är mycket kontrollerat. Regeringens kontroll av lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO) är strikt; enligt lagen om registrering av frivilligorganisationer (från 2012) har CSOs rätt att bedriva verksamhet, men den används samtidigt som ett kontrollinstrument. Många CSOs utövar självcensur av rädsla för att annars straffas. PPIMA-projektet genomförs av Norsk Folkehjelp (NPA, Norwegian People’s Aid) i Rwanda sedan 2010, finansierat av Sverige och Storbritannien/DFID, för att det civila samhället ska kunna öka öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande. Utvärderingen av den första fasen av PPIMA dokumenterade 31 exempel på förbättringar i tillhandahållandet av offentliga tjänster, folkligt deltagande i planering och politik till följd av användningen av ”Community Score Cards” (CSC). Den andra fasen var lika framgångsrik, dokumenterad genom en halvtidsöversyn (MTR), som användes för att producera "Success stories from PPIMA Project ". PPIMA III, den tredje fasen, kommer att fortsätta att främja samverkan mellan regeringen och CSO på både central och lokal nivå. PPIMA arbetar i fyra distrikt, som nu kommer att utökas till åtta, för att stödja medborgarnas granskning av hur offentliga tjänster levereras på lokal nivå. Modellen har visat sig effektiv för att förbättra myndigheternas leverans av tjänster och även åstadkomma politisk förändring. Exempel på hittillsvarande resultat är: * Antagandet av CSO-rekommendationer i formuleringen av regeringens politik ” för “12-Year Basic Education for All' ; * Ett positionspapper av CSOs gällande villkoren för civila samhällets verksamhet, presenterat vid en årlig ”Joint Action Development Forum” (JADF). Positionspappret överlämnades till Rwanda Governance Board (RGB), som beslutade att acceptera rekommendationerna; * Politiska dialoger har visat sig vara viktiga forum där beslutsfattarna alltmer varit lyhörda för medborgarnas prioriteringar, och givit möjligheter för det civila samhällets organisationer och medborgare att uttrycka alternativa lösningar. * CSO partners har förvärvat kunskaper och färdigheter i att engagera sig i offentliga policyprocesser, tack vare PPIMAs ”evidensbaserade” metoder, vilket lett till förbättrad service inom hälsovård, jordbruk, vatten och sanitet, utbildning, infrastruktur och god samhällsstyrning. * De förvärvade färdigheterna hos CSOs återspeglas också i deras förbättrade finansiella system och uppföljning jämfört med när projektet startade. PPIMA III ska bygga vidare på dessa framgångar, och kan sammanfattas med följande mål för perioden april 2016- mars 2019: Resultat 1: Kapaciteten hos CSOs, medborgare och lokala ledare stärks. Kapacitetsuppbyggnad är en integrerad del av PPIMA-projektet, framför allt att genom utbildning och ’training’ stärka det civila samhällets organisationer, medborgare och lokala ledarnas förmåga och motivation att på ett meningsfullt sätt delta i offentliga policyprocesser. Resultat 2: Medborgarna klagar ofta över att lokala ledare inte tar hänsyn till deras åsikter och synpunkter. Regeringen hävdar samtidigt ofta att det civila samhällets organisationer misslyckas med att utnyttja de statliga processer som har skapats för att säkerställa medborgarnas inflytande t ex ”Governance month”, ”Accountability Days”, och ”Joint Action Development Forum” (JADF). För att åtgärda denna situation vill PPIMA III särskilt lyfta strategier för CSOs att verka för politisk förändring inom regeringens skapade utrymmen. Resultat 3: PPIMA betonar särskilt betydelsen av faktabaserat engagemang (’evidence-based processes’), vilket anses förklara framgångarna som t ex feedback från beslutsfattare och förbättringar i t ex hälsovård och skola. CSOs genererar och använder ”evidence” för att påverka beslutsfattare i utformningen, genomförandet och uppföljningen av offentlig politik. Emellertid har de inte varit tillräckligt effektiva i att följa upp regeringens svar, vilket blir särskilt fokus för PPIMA III. Resultat 4: som framgår av MTR har lärandet i huvudsak varit internt (PPIMA-partners) och inte externaliserats till andra intressenter, vilket minimerar utsikterna för replikering på annat håll. PPIMA III kommer därför att fortsätta utveckla en kultur av reflektion och bygga en strategi för att sprida lärdomar. Development intvervention's intended outcome:Rwanda CSOs and Citizens influence the review, formulation and implementation of local and national policies and plans in civil society and government-created spaces Summary of intervention logic:The programme aims to strengthen state-society interactions by engaging with both civil society and government. It aligns well with Government of Rwanda's (GoR) priorities as set out in the 2013-2018 'Economic Development and Poverty Reduction Strategy' (EDPRS2), which includes Accountable Governance as one of its four main pillars. Support to civil society (Output 1: "Capacity of CSOs, citizens and local leaders enhanced to effectively participate in public policy processes") will include strengthening CSOs', citizens' and local leaders’ skills to meaningfully engage in public policy processes for ownership and sustainability. When CSOs and citizens are aware and conversant about their rights and entitlement they often become confident and motivated to participate in public policy processes. The focus on gender-mainstreaming by for example training and advocacy on gender-responsive budgeting can be increased and given higher visibility. The inclusion of local leaders, especially women leaders, is also key: public service providers in the PPIMA target areas have proven to become more open to receive constructive criticism on the delivery of the services from citizens. Through Output 2 ("CSOs and Citizens use tools and strategies to participate effectively in public policy processes"), the programme will help to expand the opportunities for constructive engagement between government and civil society at national and local level. The PPIMA partner CSO have demonstrated greater confidence and motivation to organize events on public policy issues, e.g. Community Score Cards (CSC), Media, Access to Justice and Information Centres (AJICs) and the Advocacy and Legal Advice (ALACs), dialogues, and budget analysis. There is convincing evidence that citizens participate actively in districtand national-level fora established by the PPIMA CSOs. On the other hand, their participation is minimal/ineffective in Government-created spaces, e.g. the 'Accountability Days', 'Governance Month' and 'Joint Action Development Forum' (JADF). To rectify this situation, CSOs need to strengthen their approaches in order to adequately advocate for policy change within government-created spaces (and thus ensure overall sustainability of the desired outcome of PPIMA). In particular, to raise the gender mainstreaming in PPIMA, the project will strengthen budget transparency and gender-responsive budgeting at all levels, including in the capacity-building of partners and project beneficiaries in the new districts. Through Output 3 ("CSOs generate and use evidence to influence decision makers in the design, implementation and revision of public policies") PPIMA CSO partners have incorporated research as a key strategy to target national and local decisions-makers to take action on public policy issues. This has proven successful in changing some in Government to provide feedback and commitment to the efforts made by CSOs. Through Output 4 ("Lessons learned to improve effectiveness of the program and to ensure replication and sustainability") the programme will aim to learn from successful (or unsuccessful) initiatives by documenting and sharing to support replication of effective practices. To date, the learning has mainly been internalized within the PPIMA partners and not externalized to other stakeholders, thus minimizing the chances for replication elsewhere.  Sweden NPA/Norwegian People's Aid Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NPA/Norwegian People's Aid 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 14400000 16212677 14850000 10180284 0 14400000 5212677 10000000 15750000 11000000 0 -14400000 0 14400000 -15750000 14850000 -14850000 0 0 10180284 0 0 4850000 55642961 NPA/Norwegian People's Aid 14400000 NPA/Norwegian People's Aid 11000000 NPA/Norwegian People's Aid 4750000 NPA/Norwegian People's Aid 462677 NPA/Norwegian People's Aid 10000000 NPA/Norwegian People's Aid 4850000 NPA/Norwegian People's Aid 10180284 NPA/Norwegian People's Aid SE-0-SE-6-51160123-5116012302 Sweden The PPIMA project is carried out by Norwegian People's Aid (NPA) in Rwanda since 2010, and financed by Sweden and the UK / DFID, with a view to empower civil society to increase transparency and accountability. The evaluation of the first phase of PPIMA documented 31 examples of improvements in the provision of public services, public participation in planning and policy as a result of the use of "Community Scorecards" (CSC). The second phase was equally successful, documented through a mid-term review (MTR), which was used to produce "Success stories from the PPIMA Project". PPIMA III, the third phase, will continue to promote cooperation between the government and CSOs at both central and local levels. The number of focus districts for PPIMA will now be expanded from four to eight, to support public scrutiny of how public services are delivered at the local level. The model has proven effective for improving government service delivery and also bring political change.Examples of results achieved so far are:The adoption of CSO recommendations in the formulation of government policy “12-Year Basic Education for All”;A position paper of the CSOs regarding the conditions for civil society activities, presented at the annual "Joint Action Development Forum" (JADF). The position paper was handed over to Rwanda Governance Board (RGB), which decided to accept the recommendations;Political dialogues have proven to be important fora where decision-makers increasingly respond to citizens' priorities, and provide opportunities for civil society organizations and citizens to express alternative solutions.CSO partners have acquired the knowledge and skills to engage in public policy processes, thanks to PPIMAs "evidence-based" practices, which led to improved services in health, agriculture, water and sanitation, education, infrastructure and good governance.The acquired skills of CSOs are also reflected in their improved financial systems and follow-up compared to when the project started.PPIMA III will build on these successes, and can be summarized with the following objectives for the period April 2016- March 2019:Result 1: The capacity of CSOs, citizens and local leaders will be strengthened. Capacity building is an integral part of PPIMA project, especially through the 'training' and strengthening of the PPIMA partner civil society organizations, citizens and local leaders' ability and motivation to meaningfully participate in public policy processes.Result 2: The citizens often complain that local leaders do not take into account their views and opinions. At the same time, GoR often claims that CSOs fail to take advantage of government processes such as "Governance month", "Accountability Days" and the "Joint Action Development Forum" (JADF). To remedy this situation, PPIMA III will develop and strengthen strategies for CSOs to push for political change in the GoR-created spaces.Result 3: PPIMA emphasizes the importance of evidence-based engagement, which is considered to explain the successes such as feed-back from decision-makers and improvements e g in health care and schools. However, they have not been sufficiently effective in monitoring the government's response, which will be a particular focus for PPIMA III.Result 4: as shown by the MTR, learning has mainly been internal among PPIMA partners, and not externalized to other stakeholders, minimizing prospects for replication elsewhere. PPIMA III will therefore continue to develop a culture of reflection and build a strategy to disseminate lessons. Visserligen har Rwanda gjort imponerande framsteg i att återhämta sig från folkmordet 1994, men det civila samhället är mycket kontrollerat. Regeringens kontroll av lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO) är strikt; enligt lagen om registrering av frivilligorganisationer (från 2012) har CSOs rätt att bedriva verksamhet, men den används samtidigt som ett kontrollinstrument. Många CSOs utövar självcensur av rädsla för att annars straffas. PPIMA-projektet genomförs av Norsk Folkehjelp (NPA, Norwegian People’s Aid) i Rwanda sedan 2010, finansierat av Sverige och Storbritannien/DFID, för att det civila samhället ska kunna öka öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande. Utvärderingen av den första fasen av PPIMA dokumenterade 31 exempel på förbättringar i tillhandahållandet av offentliga tjänster, folkligt deltagande i planering och politik till följd av användningen av ”Community Score Cards” (CSC). Den andra fasen var lika framgångsrik, dokumenterad genom en halvtidsöversyn (MTR), som användes för att producera "Success stories from PPIMA Project ". PPIMA III, den tredje fasen, kommer att fortsätta att främja samverkan mellan regeringen och CSO på både central och lokal nivå. PPIMA arbetar i fyra distrikt, som nu kommer att utökas till åtta, för att stödja medborgarnas granskning av hur offentliga tjänster levereras på lokal nivå. Modellen har visat sig effektiv för att förbättra myndigheternas leverans av tjänster och även åstadkomma politisk förändring. Exempel på hittillsvarande resultat är: * Antagandet av CSO-rekommendationer i formuleringen av regeringens politik ” för “12-Year Basic Education for All' ; * Ett positionspapper av CSOs gällande villkoren för civila samhällets verksamhet, presenterat vid en årlig ”Joint Action Development Forum” (JADF). Positionspappret överlämnades till Rwanda Governance Board (RGB), som beslutade att acceptera rekommendationerna; * Politiska dialoger har visat sig vara viktiga forum där beslutsfattarna alltmer varit lyhörda för medborgarnas prioriteringar, och givit möjligheter för det civila samhällets organisationer och medborgare att uttrycka alternativa lösningar. * CSO partners har förvärvat kunskaper och färdigheter i att engagera sig i offentliga policyprocesser, tack vare PPIMAs ”evidensbaserade” metoder, vilket lett till förbättrad service inom hälsovård, jordbruk, vatten och sanitet, utbildning, infrastruktur och god samhällsstyrning. * De förvärvade färdigheterna hos CSOs återspeglas också i deras förbättrade finansiella system och uppföljning jämfört med när projektet startade. PPIMA III ska bygga vidare på dessa framgångar, och kan sammanfattas med följande mål för perioden april 2016- mars 2019: Resultat 1: Kapaciteten hos CSOs, medborgare och lokala ledare stärks. Kapacitetsuppbyggnad är en integrerad del av PPIMA-projektet, framför allt att genom utbildning och ’training’ stärka det civila samhällets organisationer, medborgare och lokala ledarnas förmåga och motivation att på ett meningsfullt sätt delta i offentliga policyprocesser. Resultat 2: Medborgarna klagar ofta över att lokala ledare inte tar hänsyn till deras åsikter och synpunkter. Regeringen hävdar samtidigt ofta att det civila samhällets organisationer misslyckas med att utnyttja de statliga processer som har skapats för att säkerställa medborgarnas inflytande t ex ”Governance month”, ”Accountability Days”, och ”Joint Action Development Forum” (JADF). För att åtgärda denna situation vill PPIMA III särskilt lyfta strategier för CSOs att verka för politisk förändring inom regeringens skapade utrymmen. Resultat 3: PPIMA betonar särskilt betydelsen av faktabaserat engagemang (’evidence-based processes’), vilket anses förklara framgångarna som t ex feedback från beslutsfattare och förbättringar i t ex hälsovård och skola. CSOs genererar och använder ”evidence” för att påverka beslutsfattare i utformningen, genomförandet och uppföljningen av offentlig politik. Emellertid har de inte varit tillräckligt effektiva i att följa upp regeringens svar, vilket blir särskilt fokus för PPIMA III. Resultat 4: som framgår av MTR har lärandet i huvudsak varit internt (PPIMA-partners) och inte externaliserats till andra intressenter, vilket minimerar utsikterna för replikering på annat håll. PPIMA III kommer därför att fortsätta utveckla en kultur av reflektion och bygga en strategi för att sprida lärdomar. Development intvervention's intended outcome:Rwanda CSOs and Citizens influence the review, formulation and implementation of local and national policies and plans in civil society and government-created spaces Summary of intervention logic:The programme aims to strengthen state-society interactions by engaging with both civil society and government. It aligns well with Government of Rwanda's (GoR) priorities as set out in the 2013-2018 'Economic Development and Poverty Reduction Strategy' (EDPRS2), which includes Accountable Governance as one of its four main pillars. Support to civil society (Output 1: "Capacity of CSOs, citizens and local leaders enhanced to effectively participate in public policy processes") will include strengthening CSOs', citizens' and local leaders’ skills to meaningfully engage in public policy processes for ownership and sustainability. When CSOs and citizens are aware and conversant about their rights and entitlement they often become confident and motivated to participate in public policy processes. The focus on gender-mainstreaming by for example training and advocacy on gender-responsive budgeting can be increased and given higher visibility. The inclusion of local leaders, especially women leaders, is also key: public service providers in the PPIMA target areas have proven to become more open to receive constructive criticism on the delivery of the services from citizens. Through Output 2 ("CSOs and Citizens use tools and strategies to participate effectively in public policy processes"), the programme will help to expand the opportunities for constructive engagement between government and civil society at national and local level. The PPIMA partner CSO have demonstrated greater confidence and motivation to organize events on public policy issues, e.g. Community Score Cards (CSC), Media, Access to Justice and Information Centres (AJICs) and the Advocacy and Legal Advice (ALACs), dialogues, and budget analysis. There is convincing evidence that citizens participate actively in districtand national-level fora established by the PPIMA CSOs. On the other hand, their participation is minimal/ineffective in Government-created spaces, e.g. the 'Accountability Days', 'Governance Month' and 'Joint Action Development Forum' (JADF). To rectify this situation, CSOs need to strengthen their approaches in order to adequately advocate for policy change within government-created spaces (and thus ensure overall sustainability of the desired outcome of PPIMA). In particular, to raise the gender mainstreaming in PPIMA, the project will strengthen budget transparency and gender-responsive budgeting at all levels, including in the capacity-building of partners and project beneficiaries in the new districts. Through Output 3 ("CSOs generate and use evidence to influence decision makers in the design, implementation and revision of public policies") PPIMA CSO partners have incorporated research as a key strategy to target national and local decisions-makers to take action on public policy issues. This has proven successful in changing some in Government to provide feedback and commitment to the efforts made by CSOs. Through Output 4 ("Lessons learned to improve effectiveness of the program and to ensure replication and sustainability") the programme will aim to learn from successful (or unsuccessful) initiatives by documenting and sharing to support replication of effective practices. To date, the learning has mainly been internalized within the PPIMA partners and not externalized to other stakeholders, thus minimizing the chances for replication elsewhere.  Sweden NPA/Norwegian People's Aid Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NPA/Norwegian People's Aid 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -8642 -8642.49 NPA/Norwegian People's Aid Rwanda 2020-2024 Rwanda 2020-2024 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-51160128 Sweden FONERWA has applied to Sida for funding of 39 million SEK to build institutional capacity to deliver on its manadates under the "Institutional Support to FONERWA project" in Rwanda during the period November 2018 to June 2021. In addition to this, 1 million SEK will be allocated for studies and analyses procured directly by the Embassy, which includes a review of FONERWA's internal management and control system. The intervention aims at an overall level at supporting FONERWA, Rwanda's national climate and environment fund, to contribute to that Rwanda's economic growth is environentally sustainable, low carbon and climate resilient and contributes to wealth creation and poverty reduction; that adaptive capacity of communities is increased; and vulnerability to climate change reduced. Sweden will contribute to the following expected outcomes of the intervention: Sustainable and equitable finance supports national programmes and private initiatives to address climate and environment priorities; Skills acquired by National stakeholders and CSO’s in particular applied in the design of project proposals; Bankable projects developed and approved for funding by FONERWA board; and Completed projects, successfully implemented and lessons learned shared. The above will be achieved by the following outputs: 1) Awareness raised on the relationships between climate, environment and economic development for potential implementers 2) The Fund is sustainably, cost effectively and transparently managed. 3) Environment and climate change issues mainstreamed into policies, programmes, plans budgets and activities for public and non-public agencies 4) Capacity building (CB) modules developed and adopted by National CSO’s 5) National CSO’s trained by International NGO’s to design and develop proposals targeting FONERWA 6) Increased knowledge of National CSO’s on climate change and environmental challenges. 7) Increased participation of NGOs in addressing climate and environment priorities at the National level. 8) Technical knowledge and skills transferred to National CSO’s by International NGO’s during project implementation. (FONERWA Theory of change, submitted 2 November 2018) The intervention's total budget is presently 417 milion SEK (appr. 47,1 million USD), out of which the Government of Rwanda provides appr. 8.9 million SEK (1 million USD), DFID 47 million SEK (5,3 million USD), KfW 36 million SEK (4,1 million USD) and Green Climate Fund (GCF) 285 million SEK (32,2 million USD). Approximately 365 million SEK (41,2 million USD) will be forwarded to third party for project implmentations. The remaining part of the budget will be used for technical assistance and FONERWA's operations. The total value of the fund and distribution over the years to come is difficult to estimate since it concerns a fund. The main part of the Swedish funding, appr. 80%, will be forwarded to third party organisations for project implementation. The rest will be used for technical assistance and FONERWA's operational costs. The technical assistach to which Sweden will contribute will focus on CSO:s in the environment sector, capacity building of FONERWA and improved gender integration. FONERWA, Rwandas nationella klimat- och miljöfond, har hos Sida ansökt om finansiering om 39 miljoner kronor för institutionellt stöd av FONERWA under perioden november 2018 till juni 2021. I tillägg till denna summa har 1 miljon kronor reserverats för studier och analyser att upphandlas direkt av ambassaden, däribland en översyn av FONERWA:s system för intern styrning och kontroll. Insatsen syftar på en övergripande nivå till att stödja FONERWA i deras uppdrag att bidra till att: Rwandas ekonomiska tillväxt är miljömässigt hållbar, har låga koldioxidutsläpp och har motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar samt bidrar till att skapa välstånd och fattigdomsminskning; att den adaptiva kapaciteten i samhället ökar; och att sårbarheten för klimatförändringar minskar. Sverige kommer att bidra till följande insatsmål: Uthållig och rättvis finansiering av nationella program och privata initiativ för att adressera miljö- och klimatprioriteringar; Att färdigheter som förvärvats av nationella aktörer och civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSOs) i synnerhet används vid utformningen av projektförslag; Att finansieringsbara projektförslag har utvecklats och godkänts för finansiering av FONERWA:s styrelse samt; Att projekten framgångsrikt har genomförts och erfarenheter delats. Följande resultat förväntas leda till att ovanstående mål uppfylls: 1) Ökad medvetenhet om förhållandet mellan klimat, miljö och ekonomisk utveckling bland möjliga aktörer som genomför projekt 2) Fonden hanteras på ett hållbart, kostnadseffektivt och transparent sätt 3) Miljö- och klimatfrågor integreras i policyer, program, budgetar, planer och aktiviteter inom offentlig sector och andra organisationer 4) Modeller för kapacitetsuppbyggnad har utvecklats och antagits av nationella civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) 5) Nationella CSO:er har utbildats av internationella CSO:er i att utforma och utveckla projektförslag riktade till FONERWA 6) Ökad kunskap inom nationella CSO:er om klimatförändringar och miljöutmaningar. 7) Ökat deltagande av CSO:er för att hantera klimat- och miljöprioriteringar på nationell nivå. 8) Tekniska kunskaper och färdigheter har under porjektperioden överförts från internationella till nationella CSO:er. (Enligt FONERWA:s förändringsteori, enligt mail till ambassaden 2 november 2018) Insatsens totala budget uppgår för närvarande till 417 miljoner kr (ca 47,1 MUSD) till vilken Rwanda bidrar med ca 8,9 miljoner kr (1 MUSD), DFID 47 miljoner kr (5,3 MUSD), KfW 36 miljoner kr (4,1 MUSD) och Gröna Klimatfonden (GCf) 285 miljoner kr (32.2 MUSD). Ca 365 miljoner kr (41,2 MUSD) kommer att vidareförmedlas till organisationer som genomför olika projekt. Resten av budgeten kommer att användas för konsultstöd och FONERWA:s löpande kostnader. Fondens sammantagna värde och fördelning över tid är svår att förutspå då det rör sig om fond. Merparten av den svenska finansieringen, ca 80%, kommer att vidareförmedlas till tredje part som genomför fondens projekt. Resten av budgeten kommer att användas för konsultstöd och FONERWA:s löpande kostnader. Det konsultstöd till vilket Sida har för avsikt att bidra kommer att fokusera på att stärka CSO:er inom miljösektorn, kapacitetsutveckling av FONERWA samt till förbättrad jämställdhetsintegrering . The intended impact of supporting FONERWA is that Rwanda's economic growth becomes environmentally sustainable, low carbon and climate resilient. The following are foreseen results according to FONERWA's results framework: - Conservation and management of natural resources strengthened and sustained. - Renewable energy and other environmentally sustainable low carbon and climate resilient practices and approaches adopted developed and/or improved. - Environment and climate change issues, mainstreamed into policies, programmes, plans and budgets and activities for public and non-public agencies. - The Fund is sustainably, cost effectively and transparently managed This will be done mainly through the delivery of high quality climate and environment projects and programmes as well as through improved institutional capacity for mainstreaming climate change into existing and future progamming.  In addition to the results framework FONERWA has submitted a Theory of Change (ToC) for Sida's contribution. The expected impact is similar for the two documents but differs when it comes to outcomes and outputs. The expected outcome of the intervention is that: Sustainable and equitable finance supports national programmes and private initiatives to address climate and environment priorities; Skills acquired by National stakeholders and CSO’s in particular applied in the design of project proposals; Bankable projects developed and approved for funding by FONERWA board; and Completed projects, successfully implemented and lessons learned shared. The above will be achieved by the following outputs: 1) Awareness raised on the relationships between climate, environment and economic development for potential implementers 2) The Fund is sustainably, cost effectively and transparently managed. 3) Environment and climate change issues mainstreamed into policies, programmes, plans budgets and activities for public and non-public agencies 4) Capacity building (CB) modules developed and adopted by National CSO’s 5) National CSO’s trained by International NGO’s to design and develop proposals targeting FONERWA 6) Increased knowledge of National CSO’s on climate change and environmental challenges. 7) Increased participation of NGOs in addressing climate and environment priorities at the National level. 8) Technical knowledge and skills transferred to National CSO’s by International NGO’s during project implementation. (FONERWA Theory of change, submitted 2 November 2018) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Rwanda Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection The results that have been attained under this contribution are extracted from both the contribution final narrative report and the final evaluation report. The results/outcomes are categorised in the two sections. The first sections highlights the institutional development of FONERWA our agreement partner, while the second section demonstrates the main achievements from the 10 projects implemented by several implementing partners that were supported by this grant through two calls for proposals. Section I Institution support to FONERWA. a) Institutional support through the Joint Technical Support Sida together with other donors FCDO and KFW supported the capacity strengthening of FONERWA, and through this capacity building program. The capacity building programme was implemented through a Joint Technical Assistance that was hired to to support FONERWA in its mission and growth path through improving the capacity in regards to climate relevant issues in the areas of coaching and mentoring CSOs effective methods of gender inclusion, development of an Environmental and Social Framework (ESMF) Monitoring &Evaluation and resource mobilization and development of key other strategic documents that would allow FONERWA to fulfill its mission. The following strategic documents have been developed and validated. - The FONERWA Gender strategy and Gender inclusion manual - The Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF) and Resettlement Policy Framework (RPF) - The FONERWA revised Theory of Change, Logframe, Metadata and M&E manual - The FONERWA revised HR manual and result based HR Strategy - The FONERWA Communication and Knowledge Management Strategy - The grant Management manual - The Value for Money Strategy - The new Structure and Internal standards of Operations and ICT Strategic plan b) Building the capacity of Civil Society Organisations(CSOs) FONERWA carried out the CSOs mapping as part of the Capacity Building Program for Environmental Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Rwanda. FONERWA, supported in strengthen their capacity to develop viable projects followed by mechanisms for assistance to secure funding from donors. A total of 40 CSOs were trained on access to Green Finance as well as on the Fund and the Donors requirements to access funding. c) Gender inclusion. Through the Joint Technical Assistance a gender strategy and gender inclusion manual have been developed and their roll out plan has started. The Fund staff were also trained on the gender strategy and mainstreaming the gender equality at the institution level. This has enhanced the capacity of staff in implementing gender in the sector of environment and climate change. d) Environment and Social Management Framework The Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF) and Resettlement Policy Framework (RPF) were developed to provide codes of practice and procedures, tools, templates and checklists to be integrated into the design and implementation of the Funds projects. They are tailored to the Funds explicit climate protection and climate resilience mandate. The ESMF and RPF include procedures for: (i) climate change awareness (ii) environmental and social risk screening, assessment, and monitoring and (iii) arrangements for the preparation of time bound action plans for mitigating adverse impacts and enhancing projects benefits. The ESMF has been already rolled out in two construction projects and the capacity building on the use of the ESMF guideline during project implementation is planned for FONERWA staff and implementing partners. e) Strengthening M&E system The Theory of Change, Logframe, Metadata and M&E manual were improved to align with the current strategic direction of FONERWA to operate as hybrid Fund (led and supply demand). The M&E Manual serves as a tool to guide and strengthen the Fund Internal M&E system, guide Public, Private and CSOs/NGOs projects and program recipients on principals, procedures and processes of designing, implementing and using Results based M&E systems in project/program Management. Section II Results achieved under supported green projects. Aggregate Logframe results - USD. 3.9M used to fund 10 green projects. - At least 6,393 people have been supported to cope with the impacts of climate change. - 1,644 households 1,164 people has been supported to access offgrid clean energy. - 3 clean energy solutions have been developed and distributed to a wide range of beneficiaries, these included construction of biogas systems, distribution of improved cook stoves as well as solar powered cook stoves and solar powered irrigation systems. - The 10 funded projects created a total of 120 permanent jobs and 6,045 temporary green jobs. - 800 m3 of rainwater harvesting installed capacity was realized in districts of Kirehe and Nyagatare. - Approximately, 911,400 tons of CO2 equivalent of GHGs emission were reduced by the intervention. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51160128-5116012801 Sweden FONERWA has applied to Sida for funding of 39 million SEK to build institutional capacity to deliver on its manadates under the "Institutional Support to FONERWA project" in Rwanda during the period November 2018 to June 2021. In addition to this, 1 million SEK will be allocated for studies and analyses procured directly by the Embassy, which includes a review of FONERWA's internal management and control system. The intervention aims at an overall level at supporting FONERWA, Rwanda's national climate and environment fund, to contribute to that Rwanda's economic growth is environentally sustainable, low carbon and climate resilient and contributes to wealth creation and poverty reduction; that adaptive capacity of communities is increased; and vulnerability to climate change reduced. Sweden will contribute to the following expected outcomes of the intervention: Sustainable and equitable finance supports national programmes and private initiatives to address climate and environment priorities; Skills acquired by National stakeholders and CSO’s in particular applied in the design of project proposals; Bankable projects developed and approved for funding by FONERWA board; and Completed projects, successfully implemented and lessons learned shared. The above will be achieved by the following outputs: 1) Awareness raised on the relationships between climate, environment and economic development for potential implementers 2) The Fund is sustainably, cost effectively and transparently managed. 3) Environment and climate change issues mainstreamed into policies, programmes, plans budgets and activities for public and non-public agencies 4) Capacity building (CB) modules developed and adopted by National CSO’s 5) National CSO’s trained by International NGO’s to design and develop proposals targeting FONERWA 6) Increased knowledge of National CSO’s on climate change and environmental challenges. 7) Increased participation of NGOs in addressing climate and environment priorities at the National level. 8) Technical knowledge and skills transferred to National CSO’s by International NGO’s during project implementation. (FONERWA Theory of change, submitted 2 November 2018) The intervention's total budget is presently 417 milion SEK (appr. 47,1 million USD), out of which the Government of Rwanda provides appr. 8.9 million SEK (1 million USD), DFID 47 million SEK (5,3 million USD), KfW 36 million SEK (4,1 million USD) and Green Climate Fund (GCF) 285 million SEK (32,2 million USD). Approximately 365 million SEK (41,2 million USD) will be forwarded to third party for project implmentations. The remaining part of the budget will be used for technical assistance and FONERWA's operations. The total value of the fund and distribution over the years to come is difficult to estimate since it concerns a fund. The main part of the Swedish funding, appr. 80%, will be forwarded to third party organisations for project implementation. The rest will be used for technical assistance and FONERWA's operational costs. The technical assistach to which Sweden will contribute will focus on CSO:s in the environment sector, capacity building of FONERWA and improved gender integration. FONERWA, Rwandas nationella klimat- och miljöfond, har hos Sida ansökt om finansiering om 39 miljoner kronor för institutionellt stöd av FONERWA under perioden november 2018 till juni 2021. I tillägg till denna summa har 1 miljon kronor reserverats för studier och analyser att upphandlas direkt av ambassaden, däribland en översyn av FONERWA:s system för intern styrning och kontroll. Insatsen syftar på en övergripande nivå till att stödja FONERWA i deras uppdrag att bidra till att: Rwandas ekonomiska tillväxt är miljömässigt hållbar, har låga koldioxidutsläpp och har motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar samt bidrar till att skapa välstånd och fattigdomsminskning; att den adaptiva kapaciteten i samhället ökar; och att sårbarheten för klimatförändringar minskar. Sverige kommer att bidra till följande insatsmål: Uthållig och rättvis finansiering av nationella program och privata initiativ för att adressera miljö- och klimatprioriteringar; Att färdigheter som förvärvats av nationella aktörer och civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSOs) i synnerhet används vid utformningen av projektförslag; Att finansieringsbara projektförslag har utvecklats och godkänts för finansiering av FONERWA:s styrelse samt; Att projekten framgångsrikt har genomförts och erfarenheter delats. Följande resultat förväntas leda till att ovanstående mål uppfylls: 1) Ökad medvetenhet om förhållandet mellan klimat, miljö och ekonomisk utveckling bland möjliga aktörer som genomför projekt 2) Fonden hanteras på ett hållbart, kostnadseffektivt och transparent sätt 3) Miljö- och klimatfrågor integreras i policyer, program, budgetar, planer och aktiviteter inom offentlig sector och andra organisationer 4) Modeller för kapacitetsuppbyggnad har utvecklats och antagits av nationella civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) 5) Nationella CSO:er har utbildats av internationella CSO:er i att utforma och utveckla projektförslag riktade till FONERWA 6) Ökad kunskap inom nationella CSO:er om klimatförändringar och miljöutmaningar. 7) Ökat deltagande av CSO:er för att hantera klimat- och miljöprioriteringar på nationell nivå. 8) Tekniska kunskaper och färdigheter har under porjektperioden överförts från internationella till nationella CSO:er. (Enligt FONERWA:s förändringsteori, enligt mail till ambassaden 2 november 2018) Insatsens totala budget uppgår för närvarande till 417 miljoner kr (ca 47,1 MUSD) till vilken Rwanda bidrar med ca 8,9 miljoner kr (1 MUSD), DFID 47 miljoner kr (5,3 MUSD), KfW 36 miljoner kr (4,1 MUSD) och Gröna Klimatfonden (GCf) 285 miljoner kr (32.2 MUSD). Ca 365 miljoner kr (41,2 MUSD) kommer att vidareförmedlas till organisationer som genomför olika projekt. Resten av budgeten kommer att användas för konsultstöd och FONERWA:s löpande kostnader. Fondens sammantagna värde och fördelning över tid är svår att förutspå då det rör sig om fond. Merparten av den svenska finansieringen, ca 80%, kommer att vidareförmedlas till tredje part som genomför fondens projekt. Resten av budgeten kommer att användas för konsultstöd och FONERWA:s löpande kostnader. Det konsultstöd till vilket Sida har för avsikt att bidra kommer att fokusera på att stärka CSO:er inom miljösektorn, kapacitetsutveckling av FONERWA samt till förbättrad jämställdhetsintegrering . The intended impact of supporting FONERWA is that Rwanda's economic growth becomes environmentally sustainable, low carbon and climate resilient. The following are foreseen results according to FONERWA's results framework: - Conservation and management of natural resources strengthened and sustained. - Renewable energy and other environmentally sustainable low carbon and climate resilient practices and approaches adopted developed and/or improved. - Environment and climate change issues, mainstreamed into policies, programmes, plans and budgets and activities for public and non-public agencies. - The Fund is sustainably, cost effectively and transparently managed This will be done mainly through the delivery of high quality climate and environment projects and programmes as well as through improved institutional capacity for mainstreaming climate change into existing and future progamming.  In addition to the results framework FONERWA has submitted a Theory of Change (ToC) for Sida's contribution. The expected impact is similar for the two documents but differs when it comes to outcomes and outputs. The expected outcome of the intervention is that: Sustainable and equitable finance supports national programmes and private initiatives to address climate and environment priorities; Skills acquired by National stakeholders and CSO’s in particular applied in the design of project proposals; Bankable projects developed and approved for funding by FONERWA board; and Completed projects, successfully implemented and lessons learned shared. The above will be achieved by the following outputs: 1) Awareness raised on the relationships between climate, environment and economic development for potential implementers 2) The Fund is sustainably, cost effectively and transparently managed. 3) Environment and climate change issues mainstreamed into policies, programmes, plans budgets and activities for public and non-public agencies 4) Capacity building (CB) modules developed and adopted by National CSO’s 5) National CSO’s trained by International NGO’s to design and develop proposals targeting FONERWA 6) Increased knowledge of National CSO’s on climate change and environmental challenges. 7) Increased participation of NGOs in addressing climate and environment priorities at the National level. 8) Technical knowledge and skills transferred to National CSO’s by International NGO’s during project implementation. (FONERWA Theory of change, submitted 2 November 2018) Sweden Fonerwa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fonerwa Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 -10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -15000000 15000000 0 15000000 -3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12000000 Fonerwa 12000000 Fonerwa SE-0-SE-6-51160128-5116012803 Sweden FONERWA has applied to Sida for funding of 39 million SEK to build institutional capacity to deliver on its manadates under the "Institutional Support to FONERWA project" in Rwanda during the period November 2018 to June 2021. In addition to this, 1 million SEK will be allocated for studies and analyses procured directly by the Embassy, which includes a review of FONERWA's internal management and control system. The intervention aims at an overall level at supporting FONERWA, Rwanda's national climate and environment fund, to contribute to that Rwanda's economic growth is environentally sustainable, low carbon and climate resilient and contributes to wealth creation and poverty reduction; that adaptive capacity of communities is increased; and vulnerability to climate change reduced. Sweden will contribute to the following expected outcomes of the intervention: Sustainable and equitable finance supports national programmes and private initiatives to address climate and environment priorities; Skills acquired by National stakeholders and CSO’s in particular applied in the design of project proposals; Bankable projects developed and approved for funding by FONERWA board; and Completed projects, successfully implemented and lessons learned shared. The above will be achieved by the following outputs: 1) Awareness raised on the relationships between climate, environment and economic development for potential implementers 2) The Fund is sustainably, cost effectively and transparently managed. 3) Environment and climate change issues mainstreamed into policies, programmes, plans budgets and activities for public and non-public agencies 4) Capacity building (CB) modules developed and adopted by National CSO’s 5) National CSO’s trained by International NGO’s to design and develop proposals targeting FONERWA 6) Increased knowledge of National CSO’s on climate change and environmental challenges. 7) Increased participation of NGOs in addressing climate and environment priorities at the National level. 8) Technical knowledge and skills transferred to National CSO’s by International NGO’s during project implementation. (FONERWA Theory of change, submitted 2 November 2018) The intervention's total budget is presently 417 milion SEK (appr. 47,1 million USD), out of which the Government of Rwanda provides appr. 8.9 million SEK (1 million USD), DFID 47 million SEK (5,3 million USD), KfW 36 million SEK (4,1 million USD) and Green Climate Fund (GCF) 285 million SEK (32,2 million USD). Approximately 365 million SEK (41,2 million USD) will be forwarded to third party for project implmentations. The remaining part of the budget will be used for technical assistance and FONERWA's operations. The total value of the fund and distribution over the years to come is difficult to estimate since it concerns a fund. The main part of the Swedish funding, appr. 80%, will be forwarded to third party organisations for project implementation. The rest will be used for technical assistance and FONERWA's operational costs. The technical assistach to which Sweden will contribute will focus on CSO:s in the environment sector, capacity building of FONERWA and improved gender integration. FONERWA, Rwandas nationella klimat- och miljöfond, har hos Sida ansökt om finansiering om 39 miljoner kronor för institutionellt stöd av FONERWA under perioden november 2018 till juni 2021. I tillägg till denna summa har 1 miljon kronor reserverats för studier och analyser att upphandlas direkt av ambassaden, däribland en översyn av FONERWA:s system för intern styrning och kontroll. Insatsen syftar på en övergripande nivå till att stödja FONERWA i deras uppdrag att bidra till att: Rwandas ekonomiska tillväxt är miljömässigt hållbar, har låga koldioxidutsläpp och har motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar samt bidrar till att skapa välstånd och fattigdomsminskning; att den adaptiva kapaciteten i samhället ökar; och att sårbarheten för klimatförändringar minskar. Sverige kommer att bidra till följande insatsmål: Uthållig och rättvis finansiering av nationella program och privata initiativ för att adressera miljö- och klimatprioriteringar; Att färdigheter som förvärvats av nationella aktörer och civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSOs) i synnerhet används vid utformningen av projektförslag; Att finansieringsbara projektförslag har utvecklats och godkänts för finansiering av FONERWA:s styrelse samt; Att projekten framgångsrikt har genomförts och erfarenheter delats. Följande resultat förväntas leda till att ovanstående mål uppfylls: 1) Ökad medvetenhet om förhållandet mellan klimat, miljö och ekonomisk utveckling bland möjliga aktörer som genomför projekt 2) Fonden hanteras på ett hållbart, kostnadseffektivt och transparent sätt 3) Miljö- och klimatfrågor integreras i policyer, program, budgetar, planer och aktiviteter inom offentlig sector och andra organisationer 4) Modeller för kapacitetsuppbyggnad har utvecklats och antagits av nationella civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) 5) Nationella CSO:er har utbildats av internationella CSO:er i att utforma och utveckla projektförslag riktade till FONERWA 6) Ökad kunskap inom nationella CSO:er om klimatförändringar och miljöutmaningar. 7) Ökat deltagande av CSO:er för att hantera klimat- och miljöprioriteringar på nationell nivå. 8) Tekniska kunskaper och färdigheter har under porjektperioden överförts från internationella till nationella CSO:er. (Enligt FONERWA:s förändringsteori, enligt mail till ambassaden 2 november 2018) Insatsens totala budget uppgår för närvarande till 417 miljoner kr (ca 47,1 MUSD) till vilken Rwanda bidrar med ca 8,9 miljoner kr (1 MUSD), DFID 47 miljoner kr (5,3 MUSD), KfW 36 miljoner kr (4,1 MUSD) och Gröna Klimatfonden (GCf) 285 miljoner kr (32.2 MUSD). Ca 365 miljoner kr (41,2 MUSD) kommer att vidareförmedlas till organisationer som genomför olika projekt. Resten av budgeten kommer att användas för konsultstöd och FONERWA:s löpande kostnader. Fondens sammantagna värde och fördelning över tid är svår att förutspå då det rör sig om fond. Merparten av den svenska finansieringen, ca 80%, kommer att vidareförmedlas till tredje part som genomför fondens projekt. Resten av budgeten kommer att användas för konsultstöd och FONERWA:s löpande kostnader. Det konsultstöd till vilket Sida har för avsikt att bidra kommer att fokusera på att stärka CSO:er inom miljösektorn, kapacitetsutveckling av FONERWA samt till förbättrad jämställdhetsintegrering . The intended impact of supporting FONERWA is that Rwanda's economic growth becomes environmentally sustainable, low carbon and climate resilient. The following are foreseen results according to FONERWA's results framework: - Conservation and management of natural resources strengthened and sustained. - Renewable energy and other environmentally sustainable low carbon and climate resilient practices and approaches adopted developed and/or improved. - Environment and climate change issues, mainstreamed into policies, programmes, plans and budgets and activities for public and non-public agencies. - The Fund is sustainably, cost effectively and transparently managed This will be done mainly through the delivery of high quality climate and environment projects and programmes as well as through improved institutional capacity for mainstreaming climate change into existing and future progamming.  In addition to the results framework FONERWA has submitted a Theory of Change (ToC) for Sida's contribution. The expected impact is similar for the two documents but differs when it comes to outcomes and outputs. The expected outcome of the intervention is that: Sustainable and equitable finance supports national programmes and private initiatives to address climate and environment priorities; Skills acquired by National stakeholders and CSO’s in particular applied in the design of project proposals; Bankable projects developed and approved for funding by FONERWA board; and Completed projects, successfully implemented and lessons learned shared. The above will be achieved by the following outputs: 1) Awareness raised on the relationships between climate, environment and economic development for potential implementers 2) The Fund is sustainably, cost effectively and transparently managed. 3) Environment and climate change issues mainstreamed into policies, programmes, plans budgets and activities for public and non-public agencies 4) Capacity building (CB) modules developed and adopted by National CSO’s 5) National CSO’s trained by International NGO’s to design and develop proposals targeting FONERWA 6) Increased knowledge of National CSO’s on climate change and environmental challenges. 7) Increased participation of NGOs in addressing climate and environment priorities at the National level. 8) Technical knowledge and skills transferred to National CSO’s by International NGO’s during project implementation. (FONERWA Theory of change, submitted 2 November 2018) Sweden Fonerwa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fonerwa 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13000000 11061116 2938884 -125263 0 0 13000000 2938884 0 0 11061116 0 0 0 -125263 0 0 26874737 Fonerwa 13000000 Fonerwa 11000000 Fonerwa 61115.87 Fonerwa 2938884 Fonerwa -125263.26 Fonerwa Rwanda 2020-2024 Rwanda 2020-2024 Improved conditions for the efficient and sustainable use of natural resources, increased climate change adaptation, and the conservation and rehabilitation of ecosystems and biodiversity. Förbättrade förutsättningar för en effektiv och hållbar naturresursanvändning, ökad klimatanpassning, samt för att bevara och rehabilitera ekosystem och biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to renewable energy and improved energy efficiency. Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51170021 Sweden UTPC’s intervention aims at promoting democracy and development by enhancing the capacity of journalists in the regions, building institutional capacity of 27 press clubs and improving UTPC’s secretariat to serve its stakeholders. UTPC has applied to Sida for an extension of the specific agreement with sum of SEK 11 386,860 to implement its work plan during July 2014-December 2015. This request comes up because the three year funding from Sida to support UTPC’s strategic plan ended in on 30 June 2014. The requested fund will bridge the gap between the current strategic plan and next strategic plan 2015-2019 at the same time enables UTPC consolidate the gains achieved under the current strategic plan. In addition, the extension will allow some space for UTPC to complete development of the next strategic plan and time for mobilizing founding sources, beyond Swedish funding. UTPC's total cost during 2011-2013 has been SEK 34,303,656 out of which SEK 33,583,656 (98%) is the Swedish conTribution on components 01 and 02 and SEK 720,000. i.e 4% is from UTPC. With the additional sum of SEK 11,134,516 the Swedish total contribution during 2011-2015 will amount to SEK 45,352,445 ( as seen on decision on page one ) and UTPC's share of SEK 422,000 will add up to SEK 1,142,000. Union of Tanzania Press Clubs (UTPC) has applied to Sida for an extension of the specific agreement with sum of SEK 11,386,860 to implement its eighteen month work plan during July 2014-December 2015. This request comes up because the three year funding from Sida to support UTPC’s strategic plan ended in 30 June 2014. The requested fund will bridge the gap between the current strategic plan and next strategic plan 2016-2019 at the same time enables UTPC consolidate the gains achieved under the current strategic plan. In addition, the extension will allow for space for UTPC to complete development of the next strategic plan and time for mobilizing funding sources, beyond Swedish funding. UTPC’s total budget during July 2014-December 2015 is Tshs 2,798,699,820 MSEK 11,808,860; out of which Tshs 2,698,,686,326 (MSEK 11,386,860, i.e. 96%) is the expected Swedish contribution and the remaining Tsh 100,000,000 (SEK 422,000, i.e. 4%) is from UTPC. As SEK 381,929 remains to be disbursed from Sida to UTPC, an additional Swedish contribution of SEK 11,134,516 is required to fill the gap. With the earlier decided costs of Tshs 900,000 for procurement audits, and with a total contribution corresponding to SEK 1,142,000 from UTPC (additional SEK 422,000, and earlier SEK 720,000) the total contribution for the intervention will increase from SEK 35,456,000 to SEK 45,352,445 ( as seen on the decision page one) with the Swedish share constituting 98% and the UTPC share 2%. The said Swedish contribution SEK 11,386,860 shall be made available in two disbursements. The first disbursement shall be SEK 7,386,860 and shall be made upon signature of the amended agreement by both parties and request for payment by UTPC. The second disbursement shall be SEK 4,000,000 and shall be made after approval by Sida of results and audit reports for 2014. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Media and free flow of information Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: Improvement of Journalist capacity. Evidence from the 2015 annual report indicates some improvement in Journalist's capacity in exercising their roles. Investment in training for 900 Journalists in areas of business reporting, investigative journalism, Feature Writing, Human Rights governance and democracy, policy analysis budget tracking and Court reporting has contributed in enhancing efficiencies and effectiveness in their work. For example for a print media, a total of 920 stories, 420 features and 300 Photos were published as a result. For electronic media, UTPC monitored 1300 stories which is an increase of 71% compared to the year 2014. The coverage from the print and Electronic media is an evidence of improved reporting capacity and stimulation for regional development in respective regions. According to the 2015 annual report, 5 members of press clubs won Journalist Awards for different categories. It is also evident that some stories by different Journalist have influenced decisions of the duty bearers for the benefit of the right holders. For example, there were actions taken by different authorities in response to media intervention: Dispensaries were built, theatre rooms constructed, pediatric ward, and medical equipment bought to improve poor people conditions in accessing health services. This link between media and improvement of service delivery opens up for dialogue and contribute to an expanded role the media in promoting right to Health care. Press Club institutional capacity. Press Clubs have had better prerequisites during the period since the offices have been equipped with technical tools, ICT facilities and furniture to enable them to perform their duties more effectively. At Tanga Press Club for example, journalists use office computers five times a week as opposed to two times last year. Exchange visits amongst press clubs have shaped thinking and management of individual Press Clubs. Simiyu a newly established Press Club visited a well-functioning Press Club in Kigoma to understand and learn office practices and management proceedings. Similarly a new Njome Press Club visited Tanga Press Club which has built a unique linkage with other stakeholders like Tanga Sewage and Water Authority, Blood Bank unit at regional hospital and Police Force. Through a media Campaign pioneered by UTPC, this linkage was able to mobilize more than 500 people to donate blood voluntarily and at the moment there are reported cases of more regular donors visiting the hospital for voluntary blood donation. The Campaign compliments Ministry of Health initiative in Tanzania promoting departure from blood replacement to regular donation. Another achievement in ensuring press contribute to sustainable development by the year 2015 is the support UTPC has provided in reviewing press club’s constitutions in light of improving governance and democracy. The 2015 report also highlights very good achievements from individual press clubs in the regions. For example Iringa PC has started its SACCOS, Arusha PC has established a media firm and Kigoma and Tanga PC bought a plot of land for purpose of building their own office in future. UTPC (Union of Tanzania Press Clubs) capacity to serve its stakeholders UTPS trained individual press clubs on diverse management and organizational concepts envisioned to enable them to develop relationship with other stakeholders outside media and explore fundraising opportunities. As a result, UTPC was able to partner with a program called Evidence For Action (E4A) to Campaign for better conditions for maternal and newborn in Tanzania. UNESCO developed a partnership with UTPC to monitor Radio and TV coverage during election last year for the purpose of promoting Peace and security. For promotion of democracy and good governance in Tanzania, UTPC interviewed and featured stories of 78 aspirants for councilor position during October 2015 election and fortunately 58 of them won the election. This Project was funded by Mariestops in Tanzania to promote Citizen Participation in political processes. Press clubs and its members still face challenges, especially notable are limitations in the mandate to push for better working conditions and better payment for journalists. The solutions to advocate and negotiate are beyond UTPCs´ control and scope. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170021-5117002101 Sweden UTPC’s intervention aims at promoting democracy and development by enhancing the capacity of journalists in the regions, building institutional capacity of 27 press clubs and improving UTPC’s secretariat to serve its stakeholders. UTPC has applied to Sida for an extension of the specific agreement with sum of SEK 11 386,860 to implement its work plan during July 2014-December 2015. This request comes up because the three year funding from Sida to support UTPC’s strategic plan ended in on 30 June 2014. The requested fund will bridge the gap between the current strategic plan and next strategic plan 2015-2019 at the same time enables UTPC consolidate the gains achieved under the current strategic plan. In addition, the extension will allow some space for UTPC to complete development of the next strategic plan and time for mobilizing founding sources, beyond Swedish funding. UTPC's total cost during 2011-2013 has been SEK 34,303,656 out of which SEK 33,583,656 (98%) is the Swedish conTribution on components 01 and 02 and SEK 720,000. i.e 4% is from UTPC. With the additional sum of SEK 11,134,516 the Swedish total contribution during 2011-2015 will amount to SEK 45,352,445 ( as seen on decision on page one ) and UTPC's share of SEK 422,000 will add up to SEK 1,142,000. Union of Tanzania Press Clubs (UTPC) has applied to Sida for an extension of the specific agreement with sum of SEK 11,386,860 to implement its eighteen month work plan during July 2014-December 2015. This request comes up because the three year funding from Sida to support UTPC’s strategic plan ended in 30 June 2014. The requested fund will bridge the gap between the current strategic plan and next strategic plan 2016-2019 at the same time enables UTPC consolidate the gains achieved under the current strategic plan. In addition, the extension will allow for space for UTPC to complete development of the next strategic plan and time for mobilizing funding sources, beyond Swedish funding. UTPC’s total budget during July 2014-December 2015 is Tshs 2,798,699,820 MSEK 11,808,860; out of which Tshs 2,698,,686,326 (MSEK 11,386,860, i.e. 96%) is the expected Swedish contribution and the remaining Tsh 100,000,000 (SEK 422,000, i.e. 4%) is from UTPC. As SEK 381,929 remains to be disbursed from Sida to UTPC, an additional Swedish contribution of SEK 11,134,516 is required to fill the gap. With the earlier decided costs of Tshs 900,000 for procurement audits, and with a total contribution corresponding to SEK 1,142,000 from UTPC (additional SEK 422,000, and earlier SEK 720,000) the total contribution for the intervention will increase from SEK 35,456,000 to SEK 45,352,445 ( as seen on the decision page one) with the Swedish share constituting 98% and the UTPC share 2%. The said Swedish contribution SEK 11,386,860 shall be made available in two disbursements. The first disbursement shall be SEK 7,386,860 and shall be made upon signature of the amended agreement by both parties and request for payment by UTPC. The second disbursement shall be SEK 4,000,000 and shall be made after approval by Sida of results and audit reports for 2014. Sweden UTPC/Union of Tanzania Press Club Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UTPC/Union of Tanzania Press Club Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 11102263 10955808 11396000 0 11386000 0 -860 10955808 0 11102263 11396000 11386860 0 44840071 UTPC/Union of Tanzania Press Club 4937105.5800000001 UTPC/Union of Tanzania Press Club 6165157.2999999998 UTPC/Union of Tanzania Press Club 10955808.2799999993 UTPC/Union of Tanzania Press Club 11396000 UTPC/Union of Tanzania Press Club 7386000 UTPC/Union of Tanzania Press Club 4000000 UTPC/Union of Tanzania Press Club SE-0-SE-6-51170021-5117002102 Sweden UTPC’s intervention aims at promoting democracy and development by enhancing the capacity of journalists in the regions, building institutional capacity of 27 press clubs and improving UTPC’s secretariat to serve its stakeholders. UTPC has applied to Sida for an extension of the specific agreement with sum of SEK 11 386,860 to implement its work plan during July 2014-December 2015. This request comes up because the three year funding from Sida to support UTPC’s strategic plan ended in on 30 June 2014. The requested fund will bridge the gap between the current strategic plan and next strategic plan 2015-2019 at the same time enables UTPC consolidate the gains achieved under the current strategic plan. In addition, the extension will allow some space for UTPC to complete development of the next strategic plan and time for mobilizing founding sources, beyond Swedish funding. UTPC's total cost during 2011-2013 has been SEK 34,303,656 out of which SEK 33,583,656 (98%) is the Swedish conTribution on components 01 and 02 and SEK 720,000. i.e 4% is from UTPC. With the additional sum of SEK 11,134,516 the Swedish total contribution during 2011-2015 will amount to SEK 45,352,445 ( as seen on decision on page one ) and UTPC's share of SEK 422,000 will add up to SEK 1,142,000. Union of Tanzania Press Clubs (UTPC) has applied to Sida for an extension of the specific agreement with sum of SEK 11,386,860 to implement its eighteen month work plan during July 2014-December 2015. This request comes up because the three year funding from Sida to support UTPC’s strategic plan ended in 30 June 2014. The requested fund will bridge the gap between the current strategic plan and next strategic plan 2016-2019 at the same time enables UTPC consolidate the gains achieved under the current strategic plan. In addition, the extension will allow for space for UTPC to complete development of the next strategic plan and time for mobilizing funding sources, beyond Swedish funding. UTPC’s total budget during July 2014-December 2015 is Tshs 2,798,699,820 MSEK 11,808,860; out of which Tshs 2,698,,686,326 (MSEK 11,386,860, i.e. 96%) is the expected Swedish contribution and the remaining Tsh 100,000,000 (SEK 422,000, i.e. 4%) is from UTPC. As SEK 381,929 remains to be disbursed from Sida to UTPC, an additional Swedish contribution of SEK 11,134,516 is required to fill the gap. With the earlier decided costs of Tshs 900,000 for procurement audits, and with a total contribution corresponding to SEK 1,142,000 from UTPC (additional SEK 422,000, and earlier SEK 720,000) the total contribution for the intervention will increase from SEK 35,456,000 to SEK 45,352,445 ( as seen on the decision page one) with the Swedish share constituting 98% and the UTPC share 2%. The said Swedish contribution SEK 11,386,860 shall be made available in two disbursements. The first disbursement shall be SEK 7,386,860 and shall be made upon signature of the amended agreement by both parties and request for payment by UTPC. The second disbursement shall be SEK 4,000,000 and shall be made after approval by Sida of results and audit reports for 2014. Sweden UTPC/Union of Tanzania Press Club Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 129585 129585 0 0 0 129585 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 129584.99 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-51170033 Sweden Support to MEM capacity for planning and management of the energy sector in Tanzania Stöd till MEM med capacitet höjande projekt för planering och management av energi sektor i Tanzania The main objective of the support is increased access to modern energy services through enhanced availability, reliability and affordability of energy supplies that are friendly to the environment. It is MEMs role to manage the energy sector through policy design, legislation and regulation supported by channeling of public financial resources to achieve that objective for the benefit of all Tanzanians. The project is a capacity building project that will support Ministry of Energy to better manage the energy sector. For the Ministry of Energy (MoE) to have quality and reliable data and information, an Energy Information Management System (EIMS) is required. A strong Energy Information Management System requires institutional coordination among different parties in the energy sector as well as proper funding for a sustained capacity building of skilled people with relevant statistical and analytical tools to create and correlate the data at national level. The main objective of Sida is to assist the Ministry of Energy (MoE) to create an elaborative energy information management system for all types of energy produced and consumed in Tanzania and to harmonize the data available in the region. This should be able to facilitate rapid transfer and exchange of information among regional countries. The Energy Information Management System is expected to be a bedrock of preparation of periodic National Energy Balances; Energy Demand Forecasting as well as Energy Supply Forecasting. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Energy policy and administrative management Energy Policy Based on the Final Project Report, the National Energy Information Management System (NEIMS) was a key component of the Energy Sector Management Capacity Strengthening Project, aimed at strengthening the Governments capacity to collect, manage, analyze and disseminate reliable energy sector information for planning and decision making. The system was designed to address the fragmentation of energy data and provide a more coordinated national platform for energy information management. Tanzanians earlier energy sector reviews had identified the need for a central and shared source of information to support planning and coordination. The key results can be summarized as follows: Development of a national energy information management platform: The project supported the development of NEIMS as a centralised platform for collecting, storing, managing and accessing energy sector data. The system is intended to consolidate information from different energy subsectors and institutions and provide a common information base for the Ministry of Energy and other stakeholders. Improved availability and accessibility of energy sector data: NEIMS established a foundation for improving access to structured and standardised information on energy resources, infrastructure, production, consumption and other sector indicators. This is expected to reduce reliance on fragmented institutional databases and facilitate access to information for planning and analysis. Strengthened evidence based energy planning and decision making: By bringing energy sector information together in one system, NEIMS is intended to improve the Ministry's ability to analyse trends, identify gaps, monitor sector performance and make evidence based policy and investment decisions. Improved coordination and information sharing among energy institutions: The system provides a mechanism for strengthening information sharing between the Ministry of Energy and relevant sector institutions. This is particularly important in a sector involving multiple actors, including regulators, utilities, Rural Energy Agency (REA), development institutions and private sector stakeholders. Enhanced monitoring of energy infrastructure and projects: NEIMS provides a foundation for monitoring energy projects and infrastructure across their lifecycle from projects that are planned or under preparation to those under construction and operational. Recent government audit work confirms that the Ministry developed NEIMS with the objective of consolidating information on renewable energy projects across these different stages. Improved transparency and public access to energy information: The system includes functionality intended to facilitate public access to energy sector information and analytical outputs. This can contribute to greater transparency and improve the availability of information for investors, researchers, development partners and other stakeholders. The current NEIMS platform describes public data access, interactive charts and downloadable reports as key features. Strengthened institutional capacity in energy information management: The component contributed to strengthening technical capacity within the Ministry and relevant institutions in data management, analysis and use of information systems. This is an important institutional result because the sustainability of NEIMS depends not only on the technology but also on the capacity of staff to maintain, update and use the system. Foundation for improved sector monitoring and reporting: NEIMS provides an important basis for establishing more systematic and timely reporting on energy sector performance. It can support monitoring of national energy targets, investment programmes, renewable energy development, energy consumption and other key indicators. Energy sector project monitoring and coordination strengthened NEIMS provides a foundation for consolidating information on energy projects and tracking them across different stages of implementation. This can strengthen coordination, improve monitoring of project progress and help reduce duplication, particularly for renewable energy initiatives. Transparency and accessibility of energy information enhanced The NEIMS platform provides functionality for public access to selected energy information, including interactive charts and downloadable reports and datasets, creating a stronger basis for transparency and informed stakeholder engagement. Evidence base for energy policy, planning and investment decisions strengthened By integrating harmonized energy data with reporting, analysis and forecasting functions, NEIMS provides an important foundation for more evidence based policy formulation, strategic planning and investment decisions. This aligns with the Ministry's broader mandate for energy policy, planning and resource management. Project completed successfully despite implementation delays and risks Although stakeholder availability, iterative reviews and approval processes resulted in schedule adjustments, all planned outputs were ultimately completed without reducing the project scope or quality. The system transitioned to the operational phase, with 95% of the contract value paid and 5% retained during the Defect Liability Period. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170033-5117003301 Sweden Support to MEM capacity for planning and management of the energy sector in Tanzania Stöd till MEM med capacitet höjande projekt för planering och management av energi sektor i Tanzania The main objective of the support is increased access to modern energy services through enhanced availability, reliability and affordability of energy supplies that are friendly to the environment. It is MEMs role to manage the energy sector through policy design, legislation and regulation supported by channeling of public financial resources to achieve that objective for the benefit of all Tanzanians. The project is a capacity building project that will support Ministry of Energy to better manage the energy sector. For the Ministry of Energy (MoE) to have quality and reliable data and information, an Energy Information Management System (EIMS) is required. A strong Energy Information Management System requires institutional coordination among different parties in the energy sector as well as proper funding for a sustained capacity building of skilled people with relevant statistical and analytical tools to create and correlate the data at national level. The main objective of Sida is to assist the Ministry of Energy (MoE) to create an elaborative energy information management system for all types of energy produced and consumed in Tanzania and to harmonize the data available in the region. This should be able to facilitate rapid transfer and exchange of information among regional countries. The Energy Information Management System is expected to be a bedrock of preparation of periodic National Energy Balances; Energy Demand Forecasting as well as Energy Supply Forecasting. Sweden Ministry of Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministry of Energy Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 -5000000 0 5000000 8000000 0 0 0 6000000 -8000000 6000000 Ministry of Energy 6000000 Ministry of Energy SE-0-SE-6-51170033-5117003302 Sweden Support to MEM capacity for planning and management of the energy sector in Tanzania Stöd till MEM med capacitet höjande projekt för planering och management av energi sektor i Tanzania The main objective of the support is increased access to modern energy services through enhanced availability, reliability and affordability of energy supplies that are friendly to the environment. It is MEMs role to manage the energy sector through policy design, legislation and regulation supported by channeling of public financial resources to achieve that objective for the benefit of all Tanzanians. The project is a capacity building project that will support Ministry of Energy to better manage the energy sector. For the Ministry of Energy (MoE) to have quality and reliable data and information, an Energy Information Management System (EIMS) is required. A strong Energy Information Management System requires institutional coordination among different parties in the energy sector as well as proper funding for a sustained capacity building of skilled people with relevant statistical and analytical tools to create and correlate the data at national level. The main objective of Sida is to assist the Ministry of Energy (MoE) to create an elaborative energy information management system for all types of energy produced and consumed in Tanzania and to harmonize the data available in the region. This should be able to facilitate rapid transfer and exchange of information among regional countries. The Energy Information Management System is expected to be a bedrock of preparation of periodic National Energy Balances; Energy Demand Forecasting as well as Energy Supply Forecasting. Sweden Ministry of Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministry of Energy Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 379955 0 0 0 -620045 1 0 1000000 0 0 -1 0 1000000 -1000000 0 0 0 379955 Ministry of Energy 379955 Ministry of Energy SE-0-SE-6-51170091 Sweden The LGRP II (Decentralization by Devolution - D by D) objective is to achieve devolution of central government roles and functions to local government authorities, and to that end transform local government authorities-(LGAs) to be competent strategic leaders and coordinators of socio-economic development, accountable, transparent in service delivery and poverty reduction interventions in their areas. The LGRP II (Decentralization by Devolution - D by D) objective is to achieve devolution of central government roles and functions to local government authorities, and to that end transform local government authorities-(LGAs) to be competent strategic leaders and coordinators of socio-economic development, accountable, transparent in service delivery and poverty reduction interventions in their areas. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2013Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The programme came to almost a full stop in February 2013 when donors decided to not allow any further use of programme funding due to the findings reported by the special procurement audit commissioned by the Swedish Embassy. However, from a results perspective the mid -term review which was reported in late 2012 concluded on a very poor situation from the 15 million USD invested so far by donors (Sweden, Finland, Holland, Germany, Ireland and Japan), for example: "the program has not recorded much by way of achievement; has not addressed the needs of the intended beneficiaries; output and outcome as defined in the vision document have not been achieved; the administrative arrangement of LGRP II within the structure of LGRP II is not functioning at all; there are no proper channels of reporting; there are no coordination meetings and inadequate leadership is mentioned as the main reason; PMO-RALG itself lacks authority, integrity, strength and personality". In short a full results failure, and with mismangement and corruption by intent on top to complete the total waste of donor funding. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170091-5117009101 Sweden The LGRP II (Decentralization by Devolution - D by D) objective is to achieve devolution of central government roles and functions to local government authorities, and to that end transform local government authorities-(LGAs) to be competent strategic leaders and coordinators of socio-economic development, accountable, transparent in service delivery and poverty reduction interventions in their areas. The LGRP II (Decentralization by Devolution - D by D) objective is to achieve devolution of central government roles and functions to local government authorities, and to that end transform local government authorities-(LGAs) to be competent strategic leaders and coordinators of socio-economic development, accountable, transparent in service delivery and poverty reduction interventions in their areas. Sweden Ministry of Finance/Development, Dar es Salaam Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NAOT/National Audit Office-Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 20000000 20000000 0 0 626590 6000037 310500 20000000 600038 626590 -5034237 0 20000000 0 0 310500 46937127 NAOT/National Audit Office-Sida 19999999.9800000004 NAOT/National Audit Office-Sida 20000000 NAOT/National Audit Office-Sida 626589.5800000001 NAOT/National Audit Office-Sida 600037.28 NAOT/National Audit Office-Sida 310431.12 NAOT/National Audit Office-Sida -5034236.7800000003 NAOT/National Audit Office-Sida SE-0-SE-6-51170091-5117009102 Sweden The LGRP II (Decentralization by Devolution - D by D) objective is to achieve devolution of central government roles and functions to local government authorities, and to that end transform local government authorities-(LGAs) to be competent strategic leaders and coordinators of socio-economic development, accountable, transparent in service delivery and poverty reduction interventions in their areas. The LGRP II (Decentralization by Devolution - D by D) objective is to achieve devolution of central government roles and functions to local government authorities, and to that end transform local government authorities-(LGAs) to be competent strategic leaders and coordinators of socio-economic development, accountable, transparent in service delivery and poverty reduction interventions in their areas. Sweden Ministry of Finance/Development, Dar es Salaam Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 193951 1391835 1408165 0 0 193951 1391835 -1408165 1585786 Mottagarlandets regering 193951 Mottagarlandets regering 626427.3100000001 Mottagarlandets regering 765407.66 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-51180098 Sweden International Development Law Organization (IDLO) is a multilateral organisation with its head office in Rome dedicated to the promotion of rule of law. Sweden became a state member of IDLO in 2017. IDLO submitted a programme proposal to Sida - "Community Justice Programme in Uganda 2018-2023" - which has the main objective to enhance access to justice for women and men living in poverty, especially in the rural areas of Uganda. In concrete terms, the expected outcomes are: (1) Legal aid and empowerment of grassroots communities, (2) Strengthening capacities of and linkages between formal and informal justice systems, (3) Enhancing access to justice for women and girls, and (4) Improving the monitoring and accountability system within the Justice, Law and Order Sector (JLOS).The proposed Programme will focus on legally-empowering grassroots communities and enhancing the capacity of duty-bearers within the justice, law and order sector (JLOS) at the community level to provide the most vulnerable and marginalised citizens with quality legal knowledge, legal aid and other justice services to uphold their basic rights, challenge their grievances in an equitable manner, and obtain effective justice remedy and reparation or compensation from both formal and informal justice mechanisms. The Programme is grounded in the appreciation that accessibility of quality, affordable and fair justice services, or provision of legal assistance in Uganda remains challenging due to a number of factors, with disputes not resolved by formal justice institutions in a timely and equitable manner. The Programme has been a result of a two-year multi-stakeholder consultative process, ensuring endorsement and buy-in from key actors, including the Government, local communities, civil society, academia and relevant development partners. IDLO's mission is to enable governments, empower people, and to strengthen institutions to realise justice, peace and sustainable devlopment. The IDLO programme in Uganda will therefore build strong collaborations with governments (JLOS), intergovernmental organisations, and civil society groups by providing technical assistance, support capacity development, generate knowledge and advocate for policy change in Uganda. Capacity building of IDLO implementing partners will an integral part of the programme. The capacity of the duty bearers´ to fulfill their responsibilities and rightsholders´abilities to demand accountability and access to justice are both equally important parts of the programme. The financing provided by Sweden shall be deposited by IDLO in a SEK non-interest-bearing bank account. This is because IDLO is an inter-governmental not-for-profit organisation.Financial support for implementation of programmatic activities will be through both the Justice Law and Order Sector (JLOS) with IDLO supporting selected agreed activities within JLOS institutions and support to Non-State Institutions through a sub grant making process. IDLO will support up to 20 sub-grantees financially, and provide capacity building for management of funds and program implementation. The number of sub-grantees will be phased over the duration of programme implementation. An initial number of no more than 5 sub-grantees, will be directly selected for the first year of implementation. The selection and assessment of Implementing Partners will be carried out by IDLO in accordance with its applicable regulations, rules, policies and procedures. International Development Law Organization (IDLO) är en multilateral organisation med säte i Rom med huvudsyfte att främja rättssäkerhet. Sverige blev medlem i IDLO 2017. IDLO inkom till Sida med ett programförslag – ”Community Justice in Uganda 2018-2023” – med huvudmålet att förbättra tillgång till rättvisa för kvinnor och män i fattigdom, framförallt på landsbygden i Uganda. Konkret är de förväntade resultaten: (1)Rättshjälp och stärkande av gräsrotsamhällen, (2)Stärka kapaciteten av och länken mellan formella och informella rättssystem, (3)Öka tillgång till rättvisa för kvinnor och flickor, och (4)Förbättra uppföljnings- och ansvarsutkrävandesystem inom rättssektorn (Justice, Law and Order Sector, JLOS) Det föreslagna programmet kommer fokusera på att juridiskt stärka lokalbefolkning (på bynivå) och öka kapaciteten hos aktörer inom rättssektorn (JLOS) på lokal nivå för att förse de mest utsatta och marginaliserade invånarna med juridisk kunskap, rättshjälp och andra rättstjänster av god kvalitet för att upprätthålla deras grundläggande rättigheter, omhänderta deras klagomål på ett rättvist sätt och få till effektiva rättsåtgärder och gottgörelse eller ersättning från både de formella och informella rättssystemen. Programmet grundar sig i förståelsen att tillgång till prisvärda och rättvisa rättstjänster av god kvalité och tillhandahållande av rättshjälp fortfarande är en utmaning på grund av ett antal faktorer, med tvister som inte löses inom det formella rättssystemet på ett rättvist sätt. Programmet är ett resultat av en två-årig process där flera intressenter varit inblandade, för att säkerställa godkännande och stöd från nyckelaktörer; inkluderande regeringen, lokalsamhällen, det civila samhället, akademin och relevanta utvecklingspartners. IDLO:s uppdrag är att stärka människor, regeringar och institutioner för att uppnå rättvisa, fred och hållbar utveckling. IDLO kommer därför att bygga starka samarbetem med myndigheter inom framför allt rättssäktorn (JLOS), mellanstatliga organisationer och civilsamhällesorganisationer genom att tillandahålla tekniskt stöd, stödja kapacitetsutveckling, generera ny kunskap och förespråka policyförändringar i Uganda. Kapacitetsutveckling av IDLO:s partner är en integrerad del av programmet. Kapaciteten hos ansvarsbärare att uppfylla sina skyldigheter och rättighetsbärares förmåga att utkräva ansvar och tillgång till rättvisa är lika viktiga delar i programmet. Finansieringen är på 152,5 MSEK för åren 2018 till 2023 och programmets längd beräknas vara 5 år, med start i December 2018. IDLO ska hålla finansieringen från Sverige på ett icke-räntebärande SEK-konto, eftersom det är en icke-vinstdrivande multilateral organisation. Finansiellt stöd för implementeringen av programaktiviteter kommer ske både genom rättssektorn (JLOS), där IDLO som stödjer ett urval avtalade aktiviteter inom JLOS-institutioner, och genom stöd till icke-statliga institutioner via en vidareförmedlingsstruktur. IDLO kommer stödja upp till 20 vidareförmedlande mottagare finansiellt och tillhandahålla kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom finansiell styrning, redovisning och programimplementering. Antalet implementerande tredje parter till vilka IDLO ska vidareförmedla medel är tänkt att gradvis öka under programmets genomförande. Ett initialt antal på högst 5 vidareförmedlande mottagare kommer väljas för det första implementeringsåret. Urvalet och bedömningen av implementerande partner ska utföras av IDLO i enlighet med deras applicerbara regler, policies och procedurer. IDLO kommer att genomföra programmet i Uganda genom sitt lokala kontor (benämnt "Programme Management Team") som består av personal i Kampala, med stöd av IDLO:s regionala Afrikakontor i Nairobi, liksom IDLO:s huvudkontor i Rom, och IDLO:s filialkontor i Haag, Nederländerna. Sidas fokalpunkt för IDLO har informerat UD FMR om det föreslagna stödet till programmet i Uganda i enlighet med vad som stadgas i regeringens strategi för samarbete med multilaterala organisationer (se ärende 14/000743). The objective of the programme is to enhance the accessibility, quality and sustainability of justice services delivered for rural, vulnerable and marginalised communities in Uganda. In concrete terms, the expected outcomes are to: (i) empower grassroots communities to better claim and uphold their rights; (ii) achieve strengthened linkages between formal and informal justice systems by supporting effective redress mechanisms;  (iii) strengthen the capacities of women and girls at the community level to seek and get access to effective justice services; and (iv) develop a comprehensive oversight and monitoring framework to measure the functionality and impact of justice services delivered at the community level. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Uganda Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general During the reporting period (January-December 2023), the programme implemented several activities and attained the following results; Enhanced access to justice for vulnerable communities in hard-to-reach areas:10,381 (F: 5,503; M: 4,878) persons accessed legal assistance with 2,097 (F: 1,493; M: 604) through programme interventions implemented by IDLOs partners namely; Centre for Food and Adequate Living Rights (CEFROHT), FIDA-Uganda, ULS, Justice Centres Uganda (JCU), Law Development Centre-Legal Aid Clinic (LDC-LAC), Penal Reform International (PRI) and World Voices Uganda (WVU). All the beneficiaries were able to resolve their legal issues within three (3) months of contact with an implementing partner, compared to the average 177 days it took to resolve a case in the courts during FY 2022/23. Through the above mentioned legal assistance, 16 acres of land and UGX 46,236,000 equivalent to EUR 11,007; SEK 122,232) were recovered for the beneficiaries. Improved oversight in case management and reduced case backlog at the High Court level: Through the programme, the Judiciary Case Backlog Monitoring Committee (CBMC) continued to hold quarterly performance reviews of the High Court Divisions and Circuits. This exercise enabled the Judiciary leadership to set targets, track progress and implement the adopted case management strategies aimed at improving case disposal. The review meetings also encouraged accountability and satisfactory performance among the Divisions and Circuits, hence improving efficiency in justice service delivery. For example, the case completion rate at the Commercial Division increased by 13.1% in the third quarter, which is from 1,065 cases as of 31 December 2022 to 1,226 cases on 31 March 2023. This increase alone unlocked UGX 11,744,026,291.66 (equivalent EUR 2,754,963.19; SEK 30,733,438) into the Uganda economy. At the Civil and Land Divisions of the High Court, by the end of FY 2022/23, only 42,960 (27.48%) of the pending caseload of 156,349 cases in the courts were backlog. This indicated a 4.52% reduction compared to the previous FY when case backlog constituted 32% of the entire caseload. The Criminal Division also registered an increase in its case disposal rate, from 1,838 cases as of 31December 2022 to 1,935 at the end of March 2023. The case backlog at the Family Division reduced by 8% from 1,320 cases in December 2022 to 1,212 at the end of March 2023. As a result, the performance of High Court Divisions and Circuits greatly improved with speedy case disposal and case backlog reduction. Specifically, in the Financial Year (FY)2022/23, the time taken to dispose of a case by the Judiciary improved by almost six (6) months (177) days compared to FY 2021/22. This was reflected by the courts completion of 266,333 cases out of a total case load of 422,672 cases - a summation of cases brought forward from FY 2021/22 and those registered in FY 2022/23. Strengthened linkages between formal and informal justice mechanisms through establishment of legislative and policy frameworks: The Judiciary, in collaboration with the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs (MoJCA) with support from the CJP developed a draft national Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy and an Alternative Justice strategy (AJS) to strengthen linkages between ADR and formal judicial processes. The AJS ws launched during the first The Implementation of the AJS Strategy by the Judiciary was rolled out and it is expected to, among others: (i) serve as a case backlog reduction/caseload management measure; (ii) provide for and support existing Judiciary ADR mechanisms and the inclusion or incorporation of traditional approaches and institutions; (iii) localize justice solutions and delivery to inculcate an ownership principle, with users of AJS pathways and processes embracing them as their own in resolving their disputes; and (iv) create a framework that promotes ADR as a vehicle for timely resolution of disputes while preserving critical relationships. Implementation of the national ADR Policy awaits adoption by the Cabinet. The ADR Policy will be the foundation of a legal framework for all forms of ADR in Uganda. Increased commitment and buy-in among district actors to promote access to justice for vulnerable persons at the local level: Through out the reporting period, District local governments in CJP implementation areas showed commitment towards enhancing access to justice by ensuring continued provision of legal aid and information services to persons affected by injustices in these areas. In three districts (Iganga, Lira and Wakiso), the District Local Governments offered free office space to FIDA-Uganda to establish legal aid clinics. Additionally, free radio time and transportation of legal officers was given by district actors to ensure continued sensitization of communities on their rights and available support services. Moreover, to sustain efforts to prevent and respond to SGBV in Butaleja district, the District Local Government embarked on dissemination of the ordinance addressing teenage pregnancies and early marriage among actors and communities. IDLO reported an unforeseen achievement of improving women's livelihoods through skills enhancement and registration of 11 income generating groups. IDLOs implementing partner, FIDA-Uganda , in collaboration with relevant district structures such as the agriculture and production departments of the Iganga District Local Government, equipped 240 women with diverse income generating skills including soap making and small scale farming. This was to enhance their capacity to generate income for themselves and their families. Upon mastering the skills, the women formed 11 groups. Through the Community Justice Programme, FIDA-Uganda assisted the women groups to register with the district authorities as Community- Based Organizations (CBOs). One of the groups used its registration certificate to acquire a loan of UGX 200,000 (approximately EUR 48; SEK 529) and boosted their liquid soap making business. Overtime, with the profit acquired, two (2) group members constructed decent housing for their families while other group members were able to pay school fees and other necessities for their children. The Embassy also noted that besides providing outcomes from activity implementation during the activity period, IDLO also assessed the impact/contribution of the programme to the overall justice context. IDLO reported that because of the Community Justice Programme there has been; a) an increase in the number of cases finalized in the courts by supporting the case backlog strategy of the judiciary. Specifically, in the Financial Year (FY) 2022/23, the time taken to dispose of a case by the Judiciary improved by almost six (6) months (177) days compared to FY 2021/22. An Improved case disposal rate was also registered from 55% in 2022 to 63% in 2023 and backlog reduction from 51,748 (32% in 2021) to 42,960 (27.5 in 2023). b) a strengthened Alternative Dispute Resolution framework, through the development of the draft ADR Policy and the operationalisation of the Alternative Justice Strategy. c) an enhanced case monitoring system, through the development of mechanisms and tools to track performance of courts and case management by the Judiciary Case backlog Committee. d) an enhanced gender responsiveness in the criminal justice system through the adoption of alternative non-custodial sentencing by the Judiciary for women offenders and community driven solutions in the prevention and response to Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV). It is particularly encouraging to see the contribution that the programme is making towards addressing case backlog and court performance in the high courts and how this is impacting on the overall statistics on case backlog at national level as illustrated above. This result is directly attributable to the programme since it is only the CJP that is funding the Judiciary Case backlog Committee and its meetings which design strategies, set targets, and assess performance of judges. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51180098-5118009802 Sweden International Development Law Organization (IDLO) is a multilateral organisation with its head office in Rome dedicated to the promotion of rule of law. Sweden became a state member of IDLO in 2017. IDLO submitted a programme proposal to Sida - "Community Justice Programme in Uganda 2018-2023" - which has the main objective to enhance access to justice for women and men living in poverty, especially in the rural areas of Uganda. In concrete terms, the expected outcomes are: (1) Legal aid and empowerment of grassroots communities, (2) Strengthening capacities of and linkages between formal and informal justice systems, (3) Enhancing access to justice for women and girls, and (4) Improving the monitoring and accountability system within the Justice, Law and Order Sector (JLOS).The proposed Programme will focus on legally-empowering grassroots communities and enhancing the capacity of duty-bearers within the justice, law and order sector (JLOS) at the community level to provide the most vulnerable and marginalised citizens with quality legal knowledge, legal aid and other justice services to uphold their basic rights, challenge their grievances in an equitable manner, and obtain effective justice remedy and reparation or compensation from both formal and informal justice mechanisms. The Programme is grounded in the appreciation that accessibility of quality, affordable and fair justice services, or provision of legal assistance in Uganda remains challenging due to a number of factors, with disputes not resolved by formal justice institutions in a timely and equitable manner. The Programme has been a result of a two-year multi-stakeholder consultative process, ensuring endorsement and buy-in from key actors, including the Government, local communities, civil society, academia and relevant development partners. IDLO's mission is to enable governments, empower people, and to strengthen institutions to realise justice, peace and sustainable devlopment. The IDLO programme in Uganda will therefore build strong collaborations with governments (JLOS), intergovernmental organisations, and civil society groups by providing technical assistance, support capacity development, generate knowledge and advocate for policy change in Uganda. Capacity building of IDLO implementing partners will an integral part of the programme. The capacity of the duty bearers´ to fulfill their responsibilities and rightsholders´abilities to demand accountability and access to justice are both equally important parts of the programme. The financing provided by Sweden shall be deposited by IDLO in a SEK non-interest-bearing bank account. This is because IDLO is an inter-governmental not-for-profit organisation.Financial support for implementation of programmatic activities will be through both the Justice Law and Order Sector (JLOS) with IDLO supporting selected agreed activities within JLOS institutions and support to Non-State Institutions through a sub grant making process. IDLO will support up to 20 sub-grantees financially, and provide capacity building for management of funds and program implementation. The number of sub-grantees will be phased over the duration of programme implementation. An initial number of no more than 5 sub-grantees, will be directly selected for the first year of implementation. The selection and assessment of Implementing Partners will be carried out by IDLO in accordance with its applicable regulations, rules, policies and procedures. International Development Law Organization (IDLO) är en multilateral organisation med säte i Rom med huvudsyfte att främja rättssäkerhet. Sverige blev medlem i IDLO 2017. IDLO inkom till Sida med ett programförslag – ”Community Justice in Uganda 2018-2023” – med huvudmålet att förbättra tillgång till rättvisa för kvinnor och män i fattigdom, framförallt på landsbygden i Uganda. Konkret är de förväntade resultaten: (1)Rättshjälp och stärkande av gräsrotsamhällen, (2)Stärka kapaciteten av och länken mellan formella och informella rättssystem, (3)Öka tillgång till rättvisa för kvinnor och flickor, och (4)Förbättra uppföljnings- och ansvarsutkrävandesystem inom rättssektorn (Justice, Law and Order Sector, JLOS) Det föreslagna programmet kommer fokusera på att juridiskt stärka lokalbefolkning (på bynivå) och öka kapaciteten hos aktörer inom rättssektorn (JLOS) på lokal nivå för att förse de mest utsatta och marginaliserade invånarna med juridisk kunskap, rättshjälp och andra rättstjänster av god kvalitet för att upprätthålla deras grundläggande rättigheter, omhänderta deras klagomål på ett rättvist sätt och få till effektiva rättsåtgärder och gottgörelse eller ersättning från både de formella och informella rättssystemen. Programmet grundar sig i förståelsen att tillgång till prisvärda och rättvisa rättstjänster av god kvalité och tillhandahållande av rättshjälp fortfarande är en utmaning på grund av ett antal faktorer, med tvister som inte löses inom det formella rättssystemet på ett rättvist sätt. Programmet är ett resultat av en två-årig process där flera intressenter varit inblandade, för att säkerställa godkännande och stöd från nyckelaktörer; inkluderande regeringen, lokalsamhällen, det civila samhället, akademin och relevanta utvecklingspartners. IDLO:s uppdrag är att stärka människor, regeringar och institutioner för att uppnå rättvisa, fred och hållbar utveckling. IDLO kommer därför att bygga starka samarbetem med myndigheter inom framför allt rättssäktorn (JLOS), mellanstatliga organisationer och civilsamhällesorganisationer genom att tillandahålla tekniskt stöd, stödja kapacitetsutveckling, generera ny kunskap och förespråka policyförändringar i Uganda. Kapacitetsutveckling av IDLO:s partner är en integrerad del av programmet. Kapaciteten hos ansvarsbärare att uppfylla sina skyldigheter och rättighetsbärares förmåga att utkräva ansvar och tillgång till rättvisa är lika viktiga delar i programmet. Finansieringen är på 152,5 MSEK för åren 2018 till 2023 och programmets längd beräknas vara 5 år, med start i December 2018. IDLO ska hålla finansieringen från Sverige på ett icke-räntebärande SEK-konto, eftersom det är en icke-vinstdrivande multilateral organisation. Finansiellt stöd för implementeringen av programaktiviteter kommer ske både genom rättssektorn (JLOS), där IDLO som stödjer ett urval avtalade aktiviteter inom JLOS-institutioner, och genom stöd till icke-statliga institutioner via en vidareförmedlingsstruktur. IDLO kommer stödja upp till 20 vidareförmedlande mottagare finansiellt och tillhandahålla kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom finansiell styrning, redovisning och programimplementering. Antalet implementerande tredje parter till vilka IDLO ska vidareförmedla medel är tänkt att gradvis öka under programmets genomförande. Ett initialt antal på högst 5 vidareförmedlande mottagare kommer väljas för det första implementeringsåret. Urvalet och bedömningen av implementerande partner ska utföras av IDLO i enlighet med deras applicerbara regler, policies och procedurer. IDLO kommer att genomföra programmet i Uganda genom sitt lokala kontor (benämnt "Programme Management Team") som består av personal i Kampala, med stöd av IDLO:s regionala Afrikakontor i Nairobi, liksom IDLO:s huvudkontor i Rom, och IDLO:s filialkontor i Haag, Nederländerna. Sidas fokalpunkt för IDLO har informerat UD FMR om det föreslagna stödet till programmet i Uganda i enlighet med vad som stadgas i regeringens strategi för samarbete med multilaterala organisationer (se ärende 14/000743). The objective of the programme is to enhance the accessibility, quality and sustainability of justice services delivered for rural, vulnerable and marginalised communities in Uganda. In concrete terms, the expected outcomes are to: (i) empower grassroots communities to better claim and uphold their rights; (ii) achieve strengthened linkages between formal and informal justice systems by supporting effective redress mechanisms;  (iii) strengthen the capacities of women and girls at the community level to seek and get access to effective justice services; and (iv) develop a comprehensive oversight and monitoring framework to measure the functionality and impact of justice services delivered at the community level. Sweden IDLO/International Development Law Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDLO/International Development Law Organization 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 32500000 0 20000000 46000000 0 30995761 18000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32500000 0 0 0 0 46000000 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -4239 0 0 31000000 0 147495761 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 32500000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 20000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 46000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization -4238.95 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 31000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 18000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization Uganda 2018-2023 Uganda 2018-2023 Improved conditions for women, men, girls and boys to influence political processes, demand accountability and enjoy their human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar att påverka politiska processer, utkräva ansvar och få sina mänskliga rättigheter tillgodosedda Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for a peaceful society, strengthened legal rights and improved access to justice Förbättrade förutsättningar för ett fredligt samhälle, stärkt rättssäkerhet och förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent gender-based violence and discrimination against women and girls Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga könsrelaterat våld och diskriminering mot kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51180098-5118009803 Sweden International Development Law Organization (IDLO) is a multilateral organisation with its head office in Rome dedicated to the promotion of rule of law. Sweden became a state member of IDLO in 2017. IDLO submitted a programme proposal to Sida - "Community Justice Programme in Uganda 2018-2023" - which has the main objective to enhance access to justice for women and men living in poverty, especially in the rural areas of Uganda. In concrete terms, the expected outcomes are: (1) Legal aid and empowerment of grassroots communities, (2) Strengthening capacities of and linkages between formal and informal justice systems, (3) Enhancing access to justice for women and girls, and (4) Improving the monitoring and accountability system within the Justice, Law and Order Sector (JLOS).The proposed Programme will focus on legally-empowering grassroots communities and enhancing the capacity of duty-bearers within the justice, law and order sector (JLOS) at the community level to provide the most vulnerable and marginalised citizens with quality legal knowledge, legal aid and other justice services to uphold their basic rights, challenge their grievances in an equitable manner, and obtain effective justice remedy and reparation or compensation from both formal and informal justice mechanisms. The Programme is grounded in the appreciation that accessibility of quality, affordable and fair justice services, or provision of legal assistance in Uganda remains challenging due to a number of factors, with disputes not resolved by formal justice institutions in a timely and equitable manner. The Programme has been a result of a two-year multi-stakeholder consultative process, ensuring endorsement and buy-in from key actors, including the Government, local communities, civil society, academia and relevant development partners. IDLO's mission is to enable governments, empower people, and to strengthen institutions to realise justice, peace and sustainable devlopment. The IDLO programme in Uganda will therefore build strong collaborations with governments (JLOS), intergovernmental organisations, and civil society groups by providing technical assistance, support capacity development, generate knowledge and advocate for policy change in Uganda. Capacity building of IDLO implementing partners will an integral part of the programme. The capacity of the duty bearers´ to fulfill their responsibilities and rightsholders´abilities to demand accountability and access to justice are both equally important parts of the programme. The financing provided by Sweden shall be deposited by IDLO in a SEK non-interest-bearing bank account. This is because IDLO is an inter-governmental not-for-profit organisation.Financial support for implementation of programmatic activities will be through both the Justice Law and Order Sector (JLOS) with IDLO supporting selected agreed activities within JLOS institutions and support to Non-State Institutions through a sub grant making process. IDLO will support up to 20 sub-grantees financially, and provide capacity building for management of funds and program implementation. The number of sub-grantees will be phased over the duration of programme implementation. An initial number of no more than 5 sub-grantees, will be directly selected for the first year of implementation. The selection and assessment of Implementing Partners will be carried out by IDLO in accordance with its applicable regulations, rules, policies and procedures. International Development Law Organization (IDLO) är en multilateral organisation med säte i Rom med huvudsyfte att främja rättssäkerhet. Sverige blev medlem i IDLO 2017. IDLO inkom till Sida med ett programförslag – ”Community Justice in Uganda 2018-2023” – med huvudmålet att förbättra tillgång till rättvisa för kvinnor och män i fattigdom, framförallt på landsbygden i Uganda. Konkret är de förväntade resultaten: (1)Rättshjälp och stärkande av gräsrotsamhällen, (2)Stärka kapaciteten av och länken mellan formella och informella rättssystem, (3)Öka tillgång till rättvisa för kvinnor och flickor, och (4)Förbättra uppföljnings- och ansvarsutkrävandesystem inom rättssektorn (Justice, Law and Order Sector, JLOS) Det föreslagna programmet kommer fokusera på att juridiskt stärka lokalbefolkning (på bynivå) och öka kapaciteten hos aktörer inom rättssektorn (JLOS) på lokal nivå för att förse de mest utsatta och marginaliserade invånarna med juridisk kunskap, rättshjälp och andra rättstjänster av god kvalitet för att upprätthålla deras grundläggande rättigheter, omhänderta deras klagomål på ett rättvist sätt och få till effektiva rättsåtgärder och gottgörelse eller ersättning från både de formella och informella rättssystemen. Programmet grundar sig i förståelsen att tillgång till prisvärda och rättvisa rättstjänster av god kvalité och tillhandahållande av rättshjälp fortfarande är en utmaning på grund av ett antal faktorer, med tvister som inte löses inom det formella rättssystemet på ett rättvist sätt. Programmet är ett resultat av en två-årig process där flera intressenter varit inblandade, för att säkerställa godkännande och stöd från nyckelaktörer; inkluderande regeringen, lokalsamhällen, det civila samhället, akademin och relevanta utvecklingspartners. IDLO:s uppdrag är att stärka människor, regeringar och institutioner för att uppnå rättvisa, fred och hållbar utveckling. IDLO kommer därför att bygga starka samarbetem med myndigheter inom framför allt rättssäktorn (JLOS), mellanstatliga organisationer och civilsamhällesorganisationer genom att tillandahålla tekniskt stöd, stödja kapacitetsutveckling, generera ny kunskap och förespråka policyförändringar i Uganda. Kapacitetsutveckling av IDLO:s partner är en integrerad del av programmet. Kapaciteten hos ansvarsbärare att uppfylla sina skyldigheter och rättighetsbärares förmåga att utkräva ansvar och tillgång till rättvisa är lika viktiga delar i programmet. Finansieringen är på 152,5 MSEK för åren 2018 till 2023 och programmets längd beräknas vara 5 år, med start i December 2018. IDLO ska hålla finansieringen från Sverige på ett icke-räntebärande SEK-konto, eftersom det är en icke-vinstdrivande multilateral organisation. Finansiellt stöd för implementeringen av programaktiviteter kommer ske både genom rättssektorn (JLOS), där IDLO som stödjer ett urval avtalade aktiviteter inom JLOS-institutioner, och genom stöd till icke-statliga institutioner via en vidareförmedlingsstruktur. IDLO kommer stödja upp till 20 vidareförmedlande mottagare finansiellt och tillhandahålla kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom finansiell styrning, redovisning och programimplementering. Antalet implementerande tredje parter till vilka IDLO ska vidareförmedla medel är tänkt att gradvis öka under programmets genomförande. Ett initialt antal på högst 5 vidareförmedlande mottagare kommer väljas för det första implementeringsåret. Urvalet och bedömningen av implementerande partner ska utföras av IDLO i enlighet med deras applicerbara regler, policies och procedurer. IDLO kommer att genomföra programmet i Uganda genom sitt lokala kontor (benämnt "Programme Management Team") som består av personal i Kampala, med stöd av IDLO:s regionala Afrikakontor i Nairobi, liksom IDLO:s huvudkontor i Rom, och IDLO:s filialkontor i Haag, Nederländerna. Sidas fokalpunkt för IDLO har informerat UD FMR om det föreslagna stödet till programmet i Uganda i enlighet med vad som stadgas i regeringens strategi för samarbete med multilaterala organisationer (se ärende 14/000743). The objective of the programme is to enhance the accessibility, quality and sustainability of justice services delivered for rural, vulnerable and marginalised communities in Uganda. In concrete terms, the expected outcomes are to: (i) empower grassroots communities to better claim and uphold their rights; (ii) achieve strengthened linkages between formal and informal justice systems by supporting effective redress mechanisms;  (iii) strengthen the capacities of women and girls at the community level to seek and get access to effective justice services; and (iv) develop a comprehensive oversight and monitoring framework to measure the functionality and impact of justice services delivered at the community level. Sweden IDLO/International Development Law Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDLO/International Development Law Organization 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -4232934 0 0 0 -4232934 0 0 0 -4232934 IDLO/International Development Law Organization -4232933.5199999996 IDLO/International Development Law Organization Uganda 2025-2029 Uganda 2025-2029 Better prospects for a democratic society with possibilities for representative citizen influence, accountability and respect for everyone’s enjoyment of human rights and freedoms and the rule of law, including reduced corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett demokratiskt samhälle med möjligheter till representativt medborgerligt inflytande, ansvarsutkrävande och med respekt för alla människors åtnjutande av mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved gender equality, with a focus on women’s and girls’ rights and opportunities, including sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and reduced gender-based violence. Ökad jämställdhet, med fokus på kvinnors och flickors rättigheter och möjligheter, inklusive SRHR och minskat könsrelaterat våld. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51180100 Sweden In recent years, Uganda has seen an increase in restrictions on the freedoms of assembly, expression and association. While civil society has become more active, and the number of CSOs working on rights issues has increased, legislation has tightened and many organisations are finding it increasingly difficult to work on Freedom of Expression and rights issues. Media houses are strongly driven by political and/or private interests, and self-censorship is common. The right to information is secured in the Access to Information Act, which is relatively progressive for the region, but in practice things are different. This law is also inhibited by other legislation in place to regulate digital information and terrorism. Meanwhile, awareness among the population about human rights is low, and there is growing apathy towards both the state and civil society. HIVOS (Humanist Institute for Cooperation with Developing Countries) is a Dutch aid organisation that focuses on two areas: "The Open Domain" aims to promote open and democratic societies; and "The Green domain" promotes environmentally sustainable development. HIVOS operates in 26 countries through 700 partners, and has its headquarters in The Hague in the Netherlands. They have six regional offices around the world, including one in Nairobi for East Africa. HIVOS has a long experience of forwarding funds to, and building capacity and advocacy skills for its partners. HIVOS has been operating in Uganda since 2007, but the new proposed programme is more ambitious. Its budget is estimated at MSEK 29 for the period 2015 - 2018. Sweden supports HIVOS already in other African countries, e g Zimbabwe and Tanzania. The Embassy’s operationalisation plan has identified "Access to Information and Means of Communication" as a focus area for addressing all four results areas of the Swedish strategy for Uganda. Traditional and new media are expected to highlight relevant issues and contribute to a vibrant debate on human rights, SRHR and gender equality. Increased access to information for citizens is seen as key for them to make informed decisions in their daily lives. HIVOS’s theory of change is that citizens’ engagement and initiatives are key to effective public institutions. A prerequisite for this is that citizens have access to relevant information. In this respect, new information technologies are crucial. HIVOS’s partners in Uganda represent: - Media houses and art institutions; - Individual journalists and artists; - Women's rights organisations; - Civil society organisations; - Individual "change agents" with innovative ideas but without institutional support; - ICT experts who will develop infrastructure and promote net freedoms. HIVOS will be the Embassy’s agreement partner and will in turn, to start with, have separate agreements with some 15 partner organisations. During the first three months (‘inception phase’), an elaborated results framework and an action plan will be developed in cooperation with partners. The Activity Period (as well as the forwarding of grants) will start only after the inception phase, which will also be after the holding of national elections in Uganda in March 2016. De senaste åren har vi sett en ökad begränsning av mötesfrihet, yttrande- och föreningsfriheten i Uganda. Samtidigt som civilsamhället blivit mer aktivt och antalet organisationer som driver rättighetsfrågor ökat i landet har lagstiftning stramats åt och många organisationer har fått svårare arbeta med yttrandefrihets- och rättighetsfrågor. Mediehusen är starkt styrd av politiska och/eller privata intressen och självcensur är vanligt som en följd av det minskande utrymmet för det civila samhället och media att verka. Rätten till information säkras i ”Access to Information Act” som är relativt progressiv för regionen men som inte tillämpas i praktiken. Lagen hämmas även av annan lagstiftning i syfte att reglera digital information och terrorism. Samtidigt är kunskapen hos befolkningen om mänskliga rättigheter låg och det finns en växande apati gentemot såväl staten som civila samhället. HIVOS (Humanist Institute for Cooperation with Developing Countries) är en holländsk biståndsorganisation som fokuserar sin verksamhet på två områden: “The Open Domain” som syftar till att främja öppna och demokratiska samhällen; och “The Green domain” med fokus på miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. HIVOS arbetar i 26 länder genom ca 700 partners och har huvudkontor i Haag in Nederländerna. HIVOS har sex regionala kontor världen över varav ett i Nairobi för Östafrika. HIVOS har lång erfarenhet av vidareförmedling av medel, kapacitetsutveckling och påverkansarbete till partners i sina samarbetsländer. HIVOS har haft verksamhet i Uganda sedan 2007 och det tänkta programmet innebär en ambitionshöjning och breddning av den verksamheten. Budgeten för Uganda programmet beräknas till 29 MSEK 2015 – 2018. Sverige stöder HIVOS sedan tidigare i bl a Zimbabwe och Tanzania. I ambassadens operationaliseringsplan anges "Access to Information and Means of Communication" som ett viktigt fokusområde för att bidra till resultat inom alla fyra resultatområden i den svenska strategin för Uganda. Traditionella och nya medier förväntas belysa relevanta frågor och bidra till en levande debatt om mänskliga rättigheter, SRHR och jämställdhet samt ökad tillgång till information för medborgarna för att skapa möjligheter för medborgare att fatta informerade beslut i deras dagliga liv. HIVOS förändringsteori går ut på att medborgares engagemang och egna initiativ är nyckeln till effektiva samhällsinstitutioner. En förutsättning för detta är att medborgare har tillgång till relevant information. I det avseendet är ny teknik avgörande. HIVOS partners i Uganda representerar: - Mediehus och konstinstitutioner; - Enskilda journalister och konstnärer; - Kvinnorättsorganisationer; - Civilsamhällesorganisationer; - Individuella "förändringsagenter" med innovativa idéer men utan institutionellt stöd; - ICT-experter som kommer att utveckla infrastruktur och verkar för nätfrihet. HIVOS kommer att vara ambassadens avtalspart och kommer i sin tur initialt ha avtal med ett 15-tal partnerorganisationer. Under programmets första tre månader kommer ett utarbetat resultatramverk och en verksamhetsplan att tas fram i samarbete med HIVOS partners. Aktivitetsperiod (och vidareförmedling av 'grants') kommer att påbörjas först efter den fasen, vilket också innebär efter valet i Uganda 2016. Civil society including Arts, Culture and Media become increasingly effective at expanding civic space, promoting gender equality and influencing Government on key policy issues. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Uganda Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The programme was suspended in May 2017 due to suspected irregularities. These irregularities wre substantiated in a forensic audit and Sida decided to end the programme, since the findings pointed to Hivos staff members and showed weaknesses in oversight and follow up by Hivos. Some of the activities implemeted before the suspension of the programme may have resulted in more long lasting relationships promoting civic engagement and voice. These include trainings of MPs in gender mainstreaming and of district councillors on gender responsive budgeting. It also includes two petitions by one of the implementing partners, challenging the constitutionality of the Uganda Communications Act, Internet shutdowns and the Anti-Terrorism Act, which have been won. A baseline study on perceptions of freedom of expression will also be useful for future use.The overall results are howerver very weak. After refunding the funds that were misused, Hivos remained with a large programme budget. After finalising the close out audit, Sida asked Hivos to pay back the remaining balance. Sida received the repayment on 3 July 2019.    No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51180100-5118010001 Sweden In recent years, Uganda has seen an increase in restrictions on the freedoms of assembly, expression and association. While civil society has become more active, and the number of CSOs working on rights issues has increased, legislation has tightened and many organisations are finding it increasingly difficult to work on Freedom of Expression and rights issues. Media houses are strongly driven by political and/or private interests, and self-censorship is common. The right to information is secured in the Access to Information Act, which is relatively progressive for the region, but in practice things are different. This law is also inhibited by other legislation in place to regulate digital information and terrorism. Meanwhile, awareness among the population about human rights is low, and there is growing apathy towards both the state and civil society. HIVOS (Humanist Institute for Cooperation with Developing Countries) is a Dutch aid organisation that focuses on two areas: "The Open Domain" aims to promote open and democratic societies; and "The Green domain" promotes environmentally sustainable development. HIVOS operates in 26 countries through 700 partners, and has its headquarters in The Hague in the Netherlands. They have six regional offices around the world, including one in Nairobi for East Africa. HIVOS has a long experience of forwarding funds to, and building capacity and advocacy skills for its partners. HIVOS has been operating in Uganda since 2007, but the new proposed programme is more ambitious. Its budget is estimated at MSEK 29 for the period 2015 - 2018. Sweden supports HIVOS already in other African countries, e g Zimbabwe and Tanzania. The Embassy’s operationalisation plan has identified "Access to Information and Means of Communication" as a focus area for addressing all four results areas of the Swedish strategy for Uganda. Traditional and new media are expected to highlight relevant issues and contribute to a vibrant debate on human rights, SRHR and gender equality. Increased access to information for citizens is seen as key for them to make informed decisions in their daily lives. HIVOS’s theory of change is that citizens’ engagement and initiatives are key to effective public institutions. A prerequisite for this is that citizens have access to relevant information. In this respect, new information technologies are crucial. HIVOS’s partners in Uganda represent: - Media houses and art institutions; - Individual journalists and artists; - Women's rights organisations; - Civil society organisations; - Individual "change agents" with innovative ideas but without institutional support; - ICT experts who will develop infrastructure and promote net freedoms. HIVOS will be the Embassy’s agreement partner and will in turn, to start with, have separate agreements with some 15 partner organisations. During the first three months (‘inception phase’), an elaborated results framework and an action plan will be developed in cooperation with partners. The Activity Period (as well as the forwarding of grants) will start only after the inception phase, which will also be after the holding of national elections in Uganda in March 2016. De senaste åren har vi sett en ökad begränsning av mötesfrihet, yttrande- och föreningsfriheten i Uganda. Samtidigt som civilsamhället blivit mer aktivt och antalet organisationer som driver rättighetsfrågor ökat i landet har lagstiftning stramats åt och många organisationer har fått svårare arbeta med yttrandefrihets- och rättighetsfrågor. Mediehusen är starkt styrd av politiska och/eller privata intressen och självcensur är vanligt som en följd av det minskande utrymmet för det civila samhället och media att verka. Rätten till information säkras i ”Access to Information Act” som är relativt progressiv för regionen men som inte tillämpas i praktiken. Lagen hämmas även av annan lagstiftning i syfte att reglera digital information och terrorism. Samtidigt är kunskapen hos befolkningen om mänskliga rättigheter låg och det finns en växande apati gentemot såväl staten som civila samhället. HIVOS (Humanist Institute for Cooperation with Developing Countries) är en holländsk biståndsorganisation som fokuserar sin verksamhet på två områden: “The Open Domain” som syftar till att främja öppna och demokratiska samhällen; och “The Green domain” med fokus på miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. HIVOS arbetar i 26 länder genom ca 700 partners och har huvudkontor i Haag in Nederländerna. HIVOS har sex regionala kontor världen över varav ett i Nairobi för Östafrika. HIVOS har lång erfarenhet av vidareförmedling av medel, kapacitetsutveckling och påverkansarbete till partners i sina samarbetsländer. HIVOS har haft verksamhet i Uganda sedan 2007 och det tänkta programmet innebär en ambitionshöjning och breddning av den verksamheten. Budgeten för Uganda programmet beräknas till 29 MSEK 2015 – 2018. Sverige stöder HIVOS sedan tidigare i bl a Zimbabwe och Tanzania. I ambassadens operationaliseringsplan anges "Access to Information and Means of Communication" som ett viktigt fokusområde för att bidra till resultat inom alla fyra resultatområden i den svenska strategin för Uganda. Traditionella och nya medier förväntas belysa relevanta frågor och bidra till en levande debatt om mänskliga rättigheter, SRHR och jämställdhet samt ökad tillgång till information för medborgarna för att skapa möjligheter för medborgare att fatta informerade beslut i deras dagliga liv. HIVOS förändringsteori går ut på att medborgares engagemang och egna initiativ är nyckeln till effektiva samhällsinstitutioner. En förutsättning för detta är att medborgare har tillgång till relevant information. I det avseendet är ny teknik avgörande. HIVOS partners i Uganda representerar: - Mediehus och konstinstitutioner; - Enskilda journalister och konstnärer; - Kvinnorättsorganisationer; - Civilsamhällesorganisationer; - Individuella "förändringsagenter" med innovativa idéer men utan institutionellt stöd; - ICT-experter som kommer att utveckla infrastruktur och verkar för nätfrihet. HIVOS kommer att vara ambassadens avtalspart och kommer i sin tur initialt ha avtal med ett 15-tal partnerorganisationer. Under programmets första tre månader kommer ett utarbetat resultatramverk och en verksamhetsplan att tas fram i samarbete med HIVOS partners. Aktivitetsperiod (och vidareförmedling av 'grants') kommer att påbörjas först efter den fasen, vilket också innebär efter valet i Uganda 2016. Civil society including Arts, Culture and Media become increasingly effective at expanding civic space, promoting gender equality and influencing Government on key policy issues. Sweden Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5000000 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 0 -4000000 0 5000000 4000000 10000000 0 0 -12540000 0 0 25000000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 5000000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking 10000000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking -2584426.25 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking SE-0-SE-6-51180100-5118010002 Sweden In recent years, Uganda has seen an increase in restrictions on the freedoms of assembly, expression and association. While civil society has become more active, and the number of CSOs working on rights issues has increased, legislation has tightened and many organisations are finding it increasingly difficult to work on Freedom of Expression and rights issues. Media houses are strongly driven by political and/or private interests, and self-censorship is common. The right to information is secured in the Access to Information Act, which is relatively progressive for the region, but in practice things are different. This law is also inhibited by other legislation in place to regulate digital information and terrorism. Meanwhile, awareness among the population about human rights is low, and there is growing apathy towards both the state and civil society. HIVOS (Humanist Institute for Cooperation with Developing Countries) is a Dutch aid organisation that focuses on two areas: "The Open Domain" aims to promote open and democratic societies; and "The Green domain" promotes environmentally sustainable development. HIVOS operates in 26 countries through 700 partners, and has its headquarters in The Hague in the Netherlands. They have six regional offices around the world, including one in Nairobi for East Africa. HIVOS has a long experience of forwarding funds to, and building capacity and advocacy skills for its partners. HIVOS has been operating in Uganda since 2007, but the new proposed programme is more ambitious. Its budget is estimated at MSEK 29 for the period 2015 - 2018. Sweden supports HIVOS already in other African countries, e g Zimbabwe and Tanzania. The Embassy’s operationalisation plan has identified "Access to Information and Means of Communication" as a focus area for addressing all four results areas of the Swedish strategy for Uganda. Traditional and new media are expected to highlight relevant issues and contribute to a vibrant debate on human rights, SRHR and gender equality. Increased access to information for citizens is seen as key for them to make informed decisions in their daily lives. HIVOS’s theory of change is that citizens’ engagement and initiatives are key to effective public institutions. A prerequisite for this is that citizens have access to relevant information. In this respect, new information technologies are crucial. HIVOS’s partners in Uganda represent: - Media houses and art institutions; - Individual journalists and artists; - Women's rights organisations; - Civil society organisations; - Individual "change agents" with innovative ideas but without institutional support; - ICT experts who will develop infrastructure and promote net freedoms. HIVOS will be the Embassy’s agreement partner and will in turn, to start with, have separate agreements with some 15 partner organisations. During the first three months (‘inception phase’), an elaborated results framework and an action plan will be developed in cooperation with partners. The Activity Period (as well as the forwarding of grants) will start only after the inception phase, which will also be after the holding of national elections in Uganda in March 2016. De senaste åren har vi sett en ökad begränsning av mötesfrihet, yttrande- och föreningsfriheten i Uganda. Samtidigt som civilsamhället blivit mer aktivt och antalet organisationer som driver rättighetsfrågor ökat i landet har lagstiftning stramats åt och många organisationer har fått svårare arbeta med yttrandefrihets- och rättighetsfrågor. Mediehusen är starkt styrd av politiska och/eller privata intressen och självcensur är vanligt som en följd av det minskande utrymmet för det civila samhället och media att verka. Rätten till information säkras i ”Access to Information Act” som är relativt progressiv för regionen men som inte tillämpas i praktiken. Lagen hämmas även av annan lagstiftning i syfte att reglera digital information och terrorism. Samtidigt är kunskapen hos befolkningen om mänskliga rättigheter låg och det finns en växande apati gentemot såväl staten som civila samhället. HIVOS (Humanist Institute for Cooperation with Developing Countries) är en holländsk biståndsorganisation som fokuserar sin verksamhet på två områden: “The Open Domain” som syftar till att främja öppna och demokratiska samhällen; och “The Green domain” med fokus på miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. HIVOS arbetar i 26 länder genom ca 700 partners och har huvudkontor i Haag in Nederländerna. HIVOS har sex regionala kontor världen över varav ett i Nairobi för Östafrika. HIVOS har lång erfarenhet av vidareförmedling av medel, kapacitetsutveckling och påverkansarbete till partners i sina samarbetsländer. HIVOS har haft verksamhet i Uganda sedan 2007 och det tänkta programmet innebär en ambitionshöjning och breddning av den verksamheten. Budgeten för Uganda programmet beräknas till 29 MSEK 2015 – 2018. Sverige stöder HIVOS sedan tidigare i bl a Zimbabwe och Tanzania. I ambassadens operationaliseringsplan anges "Access to Information and Means of Communication" som ett viktigt fokusområde för att bidra till resultat inom alla fyra resultatområden i den svenska strategin för Uganda. Traditionella och nya medier förväntas belysa relevanta frågor och bidra till en levande debatt om mänskliga rättigheter, SRHR och jämställdhet samt ökad tillgång till information för medborgarna för att skapa möjligheter för medborgare att fatta informerade beslut i deras dagliga liv. HIVOS förändringsteori går ut på att medborgares engagemang och egna initiativ är nyckeln till effektiva samhällsinstitutioner. En förutsättning för detta är att medborgare har tillgång till relevant information. I det avseendet är ny teknik avgörande. HIVOS partners i Uganda representerar: - Mediehus och konstinstitutioner; - Enskilda journalister och konstnärer; - Kvinnorättsorganisationer; - Civilsamhällesorganisationer; - Individuella "förändringsagenter" med innovativa idéer men utan institutionellt stöd; - ICT-experter som kommer att utveckla infrastruktur och verkar för nätfrihet. HIVOS kommer att vara ambassadens avtalspart och kommer i sin tur initialt ha avtal med ett 15-tal partnerorganisationer. Under programmets första tre månader kommer ett utarbetat resultatramverk och en verksamhetsplan att tas fram i samarbete med HIVOS partners. Aktivitetsperiod (och vidareförmedling av 'grants') kommer att påbörjas först efter den fasen, vilket också innebär efter valet i Uganda 2016. Civil society including Arts, Culture and Media become increasingly effective at expanding civic space, promoting gender equality and influencing Government on key policy issues. Sweden Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 0 0 -6913080 4000000 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking -6913079.7800000003 Hivos/Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontw-Samenwerking Uganda 2018-2023 Uganda 2018-2023 Improved conditions for women, men, girls and boys to influence political processes, demand accountability and enjoy their human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar att påverka politiska processer, utkräva ansvar och få sina mänskliga rättigheter tillgodosedda Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51180101 Sweden The space for civil society to push for greater democracy and respect for human rights in Uganda is threatened. While civil society has become more active and the number of organizations advocating for democracy and human rights has increased legislation has tightened and both direct censorship and self-censorship has been witnessed in recent years. For many organizations, it has become more difficult to work with democracy and rights issues. A new bill is discussed in Parliament that, if passed further will restrict the freedom of association and expression in Uganda. The bill gives extensive powers to government via the NGO board to shut down organisations that are considered "subversive" or "prejudical to the interests of Uganda". The bill also require organisations to register annually and agree on a MoU with local government in the districts of operation. The Swedish strategy of Uganda has a clera aim to strengthen gender equality, democracy, respect for human rights, with particular focus on increasing the capacity of civil society to promote respect for civil and political rights and to promote citizens' opportunities to influence political processes and accountability. Diakonia is a Swedish faith-based development organization, its vision, mission and goal are based on theological reflection and the universality of human rights. Diakonia works together with local partner organizations for sustainable change for the most vulnerable people in the world. The office in Uganda was established in 2008 on the initiative of the Embassy of Sweden and the Embassy has been supporting it since then in two phases. Diakonia has submitted a program proposal for a third phase "Civic Activism for Human Rights, Gender Justice and Social Accountability" 2015-2018 of 49 668 923 SEK. The global objectives are: 1) Poor and marginalized Citizens (girls, boys, men & women) in North Eastern & Northern Uganda access justice and enjoy Their fundamental human rights by 2018 2) Poor and marginalized women and girls, men and boys are valued equally and have equal access to opportunities and resources for socio-cultural and economic wellbeing 3) Partner organization are progressively Becoming democratic, accountable, relevant and Effective in the delivery of rights based Programmes. The program logic is based on the assumption that increased knowledge and strong advocacy of strategic target audiences and targeted support to the organizational strengthening will achieve a greater degree of respect for human rights, gender equality and better capacity of civil society in Uganda. The embassy has been committed to strengthening democracy and human rights also in previous strategy periods. The assistance has gone to civil society but also to state institutions, above all in the justice sector and the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. Diakonia will be the agreement partner of the Embassy and will in turn initially to have agreements with some 15 partner organizations. During the first six months, a baseline survey to be carried out and the results frame work will be updated based on the outcome of it. The ambition is to have space to tie up new partners to deliver on the areas that are scaled up and strengthened in this third phase of a program such as Women's Economic Empowerment and Male Involvement in Gender Equality. Utrymmet för civila samhället att verka för fördjupad demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i Uganda är hotat. Samtidigt som civilsamhället blivit mer aktivt och antalet organisationer som driver rättighetsfrågor ökat har lagstiftning stramats åt och såväl direkt censur som själv-censur har bevittnats de senaste åren. För många organisationer har det blivit svårare arbeta med demokrati och rättighetsfrågor. Ett nytt lagförslag ligger för diskussion i parlamentet och som, om det antas ytterligare inskränker förenings- organisations- och yttrandefriheten i Uganda. Förslaget ger regeringen utökade möjligheter att stänga ner eller vidta åtgärder mot organisationer som man på relativt godtyckliga grunder anser vara uppviglande eller opassade. Förslaget innebär också omfattande registreringskrav med bla årlig omregistrering och krav på skriftliga överenskommelser med de lokala myndigheterna i de distrikt där man verkar. Den svenska strategin för Uganda har uttalade mål om att stärka jämställdhet, demokrati och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på att öka kapaciteten hos det civila samhället att att verka för respekten för medborgerliga och politiska rättigheter samt att främja medborgares förutsättningar att påverka politiska processer och utkräva ansvar. Diakonia är en svensk biståndsorganisation som fokuserar på att ge människor kunskap om sina rättigheter och möjlighet att arbeta tillsammans med andra för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, rättvisa och fred. Diakonia arbetar i 30 länder runtom i världen. Kontoret i Uganda etablerades 2008 på initiativ av Ambassaden och Ambassaden har hittills finansierat två faser av programmet. Diakonia har nu inkommit med ett programförslag för en tredje fas "Civic Activism for Human Rights, Gender Justice and Social Accountability" 2015-2018 om 49 668 923 SEK. Programmets övergripande mål är: 1) Poor & marginalized citizens (girls, boys, men & women) in North Eastern & Northern Uganda access justice and enjoy their fundamental human rights by 2018 2) Poor and marginalised women and girls, men and boys are valued equally and have equal access to opportunities and resources for socio-cultural and economic wellbeing 3) Partner organisations are progressively becoming democratic, accountable, relevant and effective in the delivery of rights based programmes. Programmets logik går ut på att genom ökad kunskap och stärkt påverkansarbete hos strategiska målgrupper samt riktat stöd till organisationsstärkning uppnå större grad av respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, ökad jämställdhet och bättre kapacitet hos civila samhället i Uganda. Ambassaden har varit engagerad för stärkt demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter även under tidigare strategiperioder. Stödet har främst gått till civila samhället men även till statliga institutioner framför allt inom rättssektorn och FNs högkommissarie för mänskliga rättigheter. Diakonia kommer att vara Ambassadens avtalspart och kommer i sin tur initialt ha avtal med ett 15-tal partnerorganisationer. Under programmets första sex månader kommer en baseline survey att genomföras och resultatramverket kommer att uppdateras baserat på utkomsten av den. Ambitionen är att ha utrymme att knyta till sig nya partners för att leverera på de områden som skalas upp och förstärks i denna tredje fas a programmet tex Womens Economic Empowerment och Male Involvement in Gender Equality. The program results framework contains three so-called ultimate outcomes; 1. Human Rights and Democratic Governance:Poor & marginalized citizens (girls, boys, men & women) in North Eastern & Northern Uganda access justice and enjoy their fundamental human rights by 2019. 2. Gender Equality:Poor and marginalized women and girls, men and boys are valued equally and have equal access to opportunities and resources for socio-cultural and economic well-being. 3. Civil society organisations' systems, practises and programs promote a culture of learning, accountability and development. Further, the progamme's key priorities were to enhance human rights defence; combat GBV; promote economic empowerment of women, girls and youth; work with men and boys for gender equality; increase access to age appropriate, gender-sensitive sexual and reproductive health services to youth; and promote sustainable development and climate justice and disaster risk reduction/community resilience. The Diakonia programme 2015-2019 covered four regions (Karamoja, Acholi, Lango and Teso) and had in total 19 implementing partners, whereof 13 located in the Northern and North-Eastern part of the country, and 6 operating at national level. After a mid-term review the number of program partners was drastically cut, to enable an improved follow-up. During the last extension period (2019), the program had 7 partner organisations (IPs); Gulu Women Economic Development & Globalization (GWED-G), Cross Cultural Foundation of Uganda (CCFU), African Youth Development Link (AYDL), Chapter 4, Center for Policy Analysis (CEPA), Uganda Joint Christian Council (UJCC), Action for Development (ACFODE). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Uganda Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The final report of the program states that it has strengthened women's opportunities and men's understanding of, and desire to, change existing inequalities. Program partners’ activities have generated new, and engaged in existing, forums and platforms where it has been possible to initiate discussion and disseminate information on for ex challenges between cultural and legal norms and traditions. These platforms have also represented arenas where actors could drive change within the various priority areas of the programme, mainly focusing on women. An example is the "safe spaces” for Women Human Rights Defenders that was created to engage and learn from each other, and in this consolidate their network. Other examples are Women Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLA) that enabled access to banks and entrepreneurial skill enhancement and Male Gender Equality Networks. There are also examples of changes in policies and/or attitudes towards the priority areas, such as Gender-based violence (GBV) and women’s economic, social and cultural situation, at local and regional level. Involving influential key actors and leaders within communities (e.g. community activists, steering committee members, local opinion leaders, cultural and religious leaders, district/local government staff) has been a central part of the implementation of the program. This method has proved successful in terms of creating institutional change to empower women in a context relying on traditional gender roles. These key actors have been central for mobilizing and disseminating the programme message and findings, and for strengthening and enhancing local ownership of questions. Engaging men and boys in the gender equality initiatives proved successful and the selected male role models are to continue with for ex referral services to GBV-survivors after programme finalisation. Women and men within communities that have participated in the program activities have changed their views on traditional gender roles and GBV. The partnership with influential key figures at local and regional level resulted in that several cultural leaders installed child protection committees within their leadership structures to protect girls from being married away. It has also produced documented culturally defined rights of the Acholi and Lango people (in their own languages), so as to have a local reference of what these rights are, and to make it easily disseminated among young people. The programme enabled cross learning between chiefdom through new structures for communication to sharing and implementing best practice on use of royal  pronouncements to empower women and girls. Some examples of results in numbers: - 30 role model men and 20 women VSLA-groups were linked to three national banks resulting in that 185 members (46%) opened bank accounts. 82 women and 108 men (representing almost half of all members) improved their record keeping and group management and governance, becoming more accountable, transparent and profitable. About 100 members gained access to organic fertilisers, seeds and extension services, which contributed to their increased crop yield and increased income to the group, facilitating additional loans and investments for other group members. A couple of groups also managed to access additional grants due to the enhanced capacity gained through the project.  - Role Model Men (RMM) conducted over 300 household dialogues focusing on human rights, GBV, health and family planning and Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR). Women in targeted households reported increased access to productive resources, participation in decision-making in resource allocation, family planning and spousal participation in health management. Men in the households became supportive in conducting household chores and in taking up new responsibilities that traditionally men did not perform, like accompanying their wives for antenatal care, performing child care like bathing children and taking children to hospitals, and also encouraged women to take part in meetings - A total of 250 community activists and 3,079 community members were reached with information on holding duty bearers accountable for their actions. Community-led advocacy then succeeded in getting funds for e.g. running health centres, providing educational facilities to schools, constructing classroom blocks and implementing school feeding programmes. - Programme partners challenged negative masculinities, unfair societal/cultural aspects that promote gender discrimination and perpetuate violence against girls and women. Awareness raising and male to male peer support saw a significant reduction in reported GBV-cases at household level in Amuru, Nwoya and Omoro. This increased the access of 343 GBV-survivors to psycho-social, medical and legal redress. GBV prevention and response awareness reached over seven million community members. 65 police officers from Amuru, Nwoya and Omoro districts were trained on GBV scene crime investigation and management of GBV-survivors. The GBV referral pathway strengthened coordination and reporting among different GBV actors like the police, medical personnel, local leaders, case workers and role model men in Amuru, Nwoya and Omoro districts, minimising duplication of services and improving effectiveness and efficiency in handling GBV cases. - The programme promoted actions to empower feminist and women rights defenders in Acholi, Lango, Teso, Karamoja and central Uganda. Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs) were trained and mentored in basic laws governing their work and this enabled them to become more informed about their context, the operational laws and other HRD actors. This enabled the WHRDs to form solidarity groups, widen their resource networks and strengthen collaboration with other significant human rights defender organisations thus enhancing their protection mechanisms. - 120 leaders of women groups and child mothers were trained in alternative energy sources of energy i.e. briquettes and cook stoves. The community members planted trees and took action against people who encroached on wetlands or were indiscriminately cutting down trees. - Diakonia implementing partners coordinated and supported each other to deliver their programmatic results. GWED-G facilitated and trained Uganda Joint Christian Council (UJCC) and Chapter Four, Church of Uganda among others to adopt the approach to working with male champions for promoting Gender equality and reducing GBV. GWED-G and UJCC were trained in Community based Psychosocial Support (CBPS) to strengthen the mental health psycho-social programming in the prevention, response and management of GBV. GWED-G incorporated the Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPS) methodology and the Core Humanitarian Standard principles in their work with survivors of GBV. The Cross Cultural Foundation of Uganda (CCFU) trained and mentored other programme partners to strengthen their knowledge and skills of dealing with cultural controversies and how to use culture to address GBV and positively strengthen the status of girls and women. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51180101-5118010101 Sweden The space for civil society to push for greater democracy and respect for human rights in Uganda is threatened. While civil society has become more active and the number of organizations advocating for democracy and human rights has increased legislation has tightened and both direct censorship and self-censorship has been witnessed in recent years. For many organizations, it has become more difficult to work with democracy and rights issues. A new bill is discussed in Parliament that, if passed further will restrict the freedom of association and expression in Uganda. The bill gives extensive powers to government via the NGO board to shut down organisations that are considered "subversive" or "prejudical to the interests of Uganda". The bill also require organisations to register annually and agree on a MoU with local government in the districts of operation. The Swedish strategy of Uganda has a clera aim to strengthen gender equality, democracy, respect for human rights, with particular focus on increasing the capacity of civil society to promote respect for civil and political rights and to promote citizens' opportunities to influence political processes and accountability. Diakonia is a Swedish faith-based development organization, its vision, mission and goal are based on theological reflection and the universality of human rights. Diakonia works together with local partner organizations for sustainable change for the most vulnerable people in the world. The office in Uganda was established in 2008 on the initiative of the Embassy of Sweden and the Embassy has been supporting it since then in two phases. Diakonia has submitted a program proposal for a third phase "Civic Activism for Human Rights, Gender Justice and Social Accountability" 2015-2018 of 49 668 923 SEK. The global objectives are: 1) Poor and marginalized Citizens (girls, boys, men & women) in North Eastern & Northern Uganda access justice and enjoy Their fundamental human rights by 2018 2) Poor and marginalized women and girls, men and boys are valued equally and have equal access to opportunities and resources for socio-cultural and economic wellbeing 3) Partner organization are progressively Becoming democratic, accountable, relevant and Effective in the delivery of rights based Programmes. The program logic is based on the assumption that increased knowledge and strong advocacy of strategic target audiences and targeted support to the organizational strengthening will achieve a greater degree of respect for human rights, gender equality and better capacity of civil society in Uganda. The embassy has been committed to strengthening democracy and human rights also in previous strategy periods. The assistance has gone to civil society but also to state institutions, above all in the justice sector and the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. Diakonia will be the agreement partner of the Embassy and will in turn initially to have agreements with some 15 partner organizations. During the first six months, a baseline survey to be carried out and the results frame work will be updated based on the outcome of it. The ambition is to have space to tie up new partners to deliver on the areas that are scaled up and strengthened in this third phase of a program such as Women's Economic Empowerment and Male Involvement in Gender Equality. Utrymmet för civila samhället att verka för fördjupad demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i Uganda är hotat. Samtidigt som civilsamhället blivit mer aktivt och antalet organisationer som driver rättighetsfrågor ökat har lagstiftning stramats åt och såväl direkt censur som själv-censur har bevittnats de senaste åren. För många organisationer har det blivit svårare arbeta med demokrati och rättighetsfrågor. Ett nytt lagförslag ligger för diskussion i parlamentet och som, om det antas ytterligare inskränker förenings- organisations- och yttrandefriheten i Uganda. Förslaget ger regeringen utökade möjligheter att stänga ner eller vidta åtgärder mot organisationer som man på relativt godtyckliga grunder anser vara uppviglande eller opassade. Förslaget innebär också omfattande registreringskrav med bla årlig omregistrering och krav på skriftliga överenskommelser med de lokala myndigheterna i de distrikt där man verkar. Den svenska strategin för Uganda har uttalade mål om att stärka jämställdhet, demokrati och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på att öka kapaciteten hos det civila samhället att att verka för respekten för medborgerliga och politiska rättigheter samt att främja medborgares förutsättningar att påverka politiska processer och utkräva ansvar. Diakonia är en svensk biståndsorganisation som fokuserar på att ge människor kunskap om sina rättigheter och möjlighet att arbeta tillsammans med andra för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, rättvisa och fred. Diakonia arbetar i 30 länder runtom i världen. Kontoret i Uganda etablerades 2008 på initiativ av Ambassaden och Ambassaden har hittills finansierat två faser av programmet. Diakonia har nu inkommit med ett programförslag för en tredje fas "Civic Activism for Human Rights, Gender Justice and Social Accountability" 2015-2018 om 49 668 923 SEK. Programmets övergripande mål är: 1) Poor & marginalized citizens (girls, boys, men & women) in North Eastern & Northern Uganda access justice and enjoy their fundamental human rights by 2018 2) Poor and marginalised women and girls, men and boys are valued equally and have equal access to opportunities and resources for socio-cultural and economic wellbeing 3) Partner organisations are progressively becoming democratic, accountable, relevant and effective in the delivery of rights based programmes. Programmets logik går ut på att genom ökad kunskap och stärkt påverkansarbete hos strategiska målgrupper samt riktat stöd till organisationsstärkning uppnå större grad av respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, ökad jämställdhet och bättre kapacitet hos civila samhället i Uganda. Ambassaden har varit engagerad för stärkt demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter även under tidigare strategiperioder. Stödet har främst gått till civila samhället men även till statliga institutioner framför allt inom rättssektorn och FNs högkommissarie för mänskliga rättigheter. Diakonia kommer att vara Ambassadens avtalspart och kommer i sin tur initialt ha avtal med ett 15-tal partnerorganisationer. Under programmets första sex månader kommer en baseline survey att genomföras och resultatramverket kommer att uppdateras baserat på utkomsten av den. Ambitionen är att ha utrymme att knyta till sig nya partners för att leverera på de områden som skalas upp och förstärks i denna tredje fas a programmet tex Womens Economic Empowerment och Male Involvement in Gender Equality. The program results framework contains three so-called ultimate outcomes; 1. Human Rights and Democratic Governance:Poor & marginalized citizens (girls, boys, men & women) in North Eastern & Northern Uganda access justice and enjoy their fundamental human rights by 2019. 2. Gender Equality:Poor and marginalized women and girls, men and boys are valued equally and have equal access to opportunities and resources for socio-cultural and economic well-being. 3. Civil society organisations' systems, practises and programs promote a culture of learning, accountability and development. Further, the progamme's key priorities were to enhance human rights defence; combat GBV; promote economic empowerment of women, girls and youth; work with men and boys for gender equality; increase access to age appropriate, gender-sensitive sexual and reproductive health services to youth; and promote sustainable development and climate justice and disaster risk reduction/community resilience. The Diakonia programme 2015-2019 covered four regions (Karamoja, Acholi, Lango and Teso) and had in total 19 implementing partners, whereof 13 located in the Northern and North-Eastern part of the country, and 6 operating at national level. After a mid-term review the number of program partners was drastically cut, to enable an improved follow-up. During the last extension period (2019), the program had 7 partner organisations (IPs); Gulu Women Economic Development & Globalization (GWED-G), Cross Cultural Foundation of Uganda (CCFU), African Youth Development Link (AYDL), Chapter 4, Center for Policy Analysis (CEPA), Uganda Joint Christian Council (UJCC), Action for Development (ACFODE). Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 12184147 18000000 0 -17000000 8000000 0 0.0000000001 8000000 17000000 10000000 12184147 -7668923 0 17000000.0000000037 7668923.0000000009 -965260.9999999993 -17000000 38184147 Diakonia 8000000 Diakonia 12184147 Diakonia 0 Diakonia 10000000 Diakonia 0 Diakonia 8000000 Diakonia -965261 Diakonia SE-0-SE-6-51180101-5118010102 Sweden The space for civil society to push for greater democracy and respect for human rights in Uganda is threatened. While civil society has become more active and the number of organizations advocating for democracy and human rights has increased legislation has tightened and both direct censorship and self-censorship has been witnessed in recent years. For many organizations, it has become more difficult to work with democracy and rights issues. A new bill is discussed in Parliament that, if passed further will restrict the freedom of association and expression in Uganda. The bill gives extensive powers to government via the NGO board to shut down organisations that are considered "subversive" or "prejudical to the interests of Uganda". The bill also require organisations to register annually and agree on a MoU with local government in the districts of operation. The Swedish strategy of Uganda has a clera aim to strengthen gender equality, democracy, respect for human rights, with particular focus on increasing the capacity of civil society to promote respect for civil and political rights and to promote citizens' opportunities to influence political processes and accountability. Diakonia is a Swedish faith-based development organization, its vision, mission and goal are based on theological reflection and the universality of human rights. Diakonia works together with local partner organizations for sustainable change for the most vulnerable people in the world. The office in Uganda was established in 2008 on the initiative of the Embassy of Sweden and the Embassy has been supporting it since then in two phases. Diakonia has submitted a program proposal for a third phase "Civic Activism for Human Rights, Gender Justice and Social Accountability" 2015-2018 of 49 668 923 SEK. The global objectives are: 1) Poor and marginalized Citizens (girls, boys, men & women) in North Eastern & Northern Uganda access justice and enjoy Their fundamental human rights by 2018 2) Poor and marginalized women and girls, men and boys are valued equally and have equal access to opportunities and resources for socio-cultural and economic wellbeing 3) Partner organization are progressively Becoming democratic, accountable, relevant and Effective in the delivery of rights based Programmes. The program logic is based on the assumption that increased knowledge and strong advocacy of strategic target audiences and targeted support to the organizational strengthening will achieve a greater degree of respect for human rights, gender equality and better capacity of civil society in Uganda. The embassy has been committed to strengthening democracy and human rights also in previous strategy periods. The assistance has gone to civil society but also to state institutions, above all in the justice sector and the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. Diakonia will be the agreement partner of the Embassy and will in turn initially to have agreements with some 15 partner organizations. During the first six months, a baseline survey to be carried out and the results frame work will be updated based on the outcome of it. The ambition is to have space to tie up new partners to deliver on the areas that are scaled up and strengthened in this third phase of a program such as Women's Economic Empowerment and Male Involvement in Gender Equality. Utrymmet för civila samhället att verka för fördjupad demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i Uganda är hotat. Samtidigt som civilsamhället blivit mer aktivt och antalet organisationer som driver rättighetsfrågor ökat har lagstiftning stramats åt och såväl direkt censur som själv-censur har bevittnats de senaste åren. För många organisationer har det blivit svårare arbeta med demokrati och rättighetsfrågor. Ett nytt lagförslag ligger för diskussion i parlamentet och som, om det antas ytterligare inskränker förenings- organisations- och yttrandefriheten i Uganda. Förslaget ger regeringen utökade möjligheter att stänga ner eller vidta åtgärder mot organisationer som man på relativt godtyckliga grunder anser vara uppviglande eller opassade. Förslaget innebär också omfattande registreringskrav med bla årlig omregistrering och krav på skriftliga överenskommelser med de lokala myndigheterna i de distrikt där man verkar. Den svenska strategin för Uganda har uttalade mål om att stärka jämställdhet, demokrati och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på att öka kapaciteten hos det civila samhället att att verka för respekten för medborgerliga och politiska rättigheter samt att främja medborgares förutsättningar att påverka politiska processer och utkräva ansvar. Diakonia är en svensk biståndsorganisation som fokuserar på att ge människor kunskap om sina rättigheter och möjlighet att arbeta tillsammans med andra för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, rättvisa och fred. Diakonia arbetar i 30 länder runtom i världen. Kontoret i Uganda etablerades 2008 på initiativ av Ambassaden och Ambassaden har hittills finansierat två faser av programmet. Diakonia har nu inkommit med ett programförslag för en tredje fas "Civic Activism for Human Rights, Gender Justice and Social Accountability" 2015-2018 om 49 668 923 SEK. Programmets övergripande mål är: 1) Poor & marginalized citizens (girls, boys, men & women) in North Eastern & Northern Uganda access justice and enjoy their fundamental human rights by 2018 2) Poor and marginalised women and girls, men and boys are valued equally and have equal access to opportunities and resources for socio-cultural and economic wellbeing 3) Partner organisations are progressively becoming democratic, accountable, relevant and effective in the delivery of rights based programmes. Programmets logik går ut på att genom ökad kunskap och stärkt påverkansarbete hos strategiska målgrupper samt riktat stöd till organisationsstärkning uppnå större grad av respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, ökad jämställdhet och bättre kapacitet hos civila samhället i Uganda. Ambassaden har varit engagerad för stärkt demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter även under tidigare strategiperioder. Stödet har främst gått till civila samhället men även till statliga institutioner framför allt inom rättssektorn och FNs högkommissarie för mänskliga rättigheter. Diakonia kommer att vara Ambassadens avtalspart och kommer i sin tur initialt ha avtal med ett 15-tal partnerorganisationer. Under programmets första sex månader kommer en baseline survey att genomföras och resultatramverket kommer att uppdateras baserat på utkomsten av den. Ambitionen är att ha utrymme att knyta till sig nya partners för att leverera på de områden som skalas upp och förstärks i denna tredje fas a programmet tex Womens Economic Empowerment och Male Involvement in Gender Equality. The program results framework contains three so-called ultimate outcomes; 1. Human Rights and Democratic Governance:Poor & marginalized citizens (girls, boys, men & women) in North Eastern & Northern Uganda access justice and enjoy their fundamental human rights by 2019. 2. Gender Equality:Poor and marginalized women and girls, men and boys are valued equally and have equal access to opportunities and resources for socio-cultural and economic well-being. 3. Civil society organisations' systems, practises and programs promote a culture of learning, accountability and development. Further, the progamme's key priorities were to enhance human rights defence; combat GBV; promote economic empowerment of women, girls and youth; work with men and boys for gender equality; increase access to age appropriate, gender-sensitive sexual and reproductive health services to youth; and promote sustainable development and climate justice and disaster risk reduction/community resilience. The Diakonia programme 2015-2019 covered four regions (Karamoja, Acholi, Lango and Teso) and had in total 19 implementing partners, whereof 13 located in the Northern and North-Eastern part of the country, and 6 operating at national level. After a mid-term review the number of program partners was drastically cut, to enable an improved follow-up. During the last extension period (2019), the program had 7 partner organisations (IPs); Gulu Women Economic Development & Globalization (GWED-G), Cross Cultural Foundation of Uganda (CCFU), African Youth Development Link (AYDL), Chapter 4, Center for Policy Analysis (CEPA), Uganda Joint Christian Council (UJCC), Action for Development (ACFODE). Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11484776 0 -59566 -582685 -1395085 11484776 11484776 Diakonia 10902091 Diakonia -59566 Diakonia -1395085 Diakonia Uganda 2018-2023 Uganda 2018-2023 Improved conditions for women, men, girls and boys to influence political processes, demand accountability and enjoy their human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar att påverka politiska processer, utkräva ansvar och få sina mänskliga rättigheter tillgodosedda Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for a peaceful society, strengthened legal rights and improved access to justice Förbättrade förutsättningar för ett fredligt samhälle, stärkt rättssäkerhet och förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent gender-based violence and discrimination against women and girls Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga könsrelaterat våld och diskriminering mot kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51180119 Sweden In recent years, Sweden has played a role in strengthening labor market analyzes and contributed to a dialogue on new and collective initiatives to address labor market constraints in Uganda. The proposed MDTF, brings together the efforts of development partners (WB, UK, Netherlands and potential others) and the Ugandan government (through the Ministry of Finance, planning and Economic Development – MoFPED) to jointly contribute to large-scale employment and structural and economic transformation of the Ugandan economy. It is not excluded that current donors or new donors will add additional funds at a later stage. The WB is Sweden's agreement party and is administratively responsible for the program. The WB, in turn, has signed agreements with MoFPED, which have been closely involved in the planning and design of the program. The MoFPED will act as a liaison with other government agencies. The program will, as far as possible, be implemented through national institutions/ authorities, research institutions, local business associations, etc., with the aim of building institutional capacity. The fact that the Ugandan government is involved in, and have the ownership of, the program is absolutely crucial to achieving results in the current context. No funds will be channeled directly from WB to the Ugandan Government. The WB has selected the Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU) for the implementation of the program and the Bank of Uganda (BoU) for handling the funds for each component through a so-called designated account (DA), intended only for the MDTF window 3. The PSFU is Uganda's leading body for the private sector sector and is responsible for the RE activities (Recipient Executed activities). The MDTF will be implemented together with the Investment for project Industrial Transformation and Employment (INVITE), funded by International Development Association (IDA). This part will consist of a loan component (96 MUSD) and grant component (104 MUSD), totaling USD 200 million. The MDTF will contribute to a more efficient use of the IDA contribution through advice to, and capacity development of, implementing institutions. The MDTF and IDA contribution will thus have a mutually reinforcing effect, which is of great importance for the results of the program and the catalytic effects it hopes to achieve. The objective of the MDTF is to create formal jobs in sectors with growth potential. It will contribute to poverty reduction by enabling increased employment and income for poor households. The primary target groups are underemployed, unemployed, unpaid workers, self-employed, women and refugees with limited access to productive employment. The transition from low productivity to higher productivity in these target groups will contribute to higher disposable income and improved human capital over time. The program will collaborate with small and medium-sized companies but also larger companies operating in export-oriented sectors with growth potential. It is thus potential growth and employment opportunities that will lead to investments. However, the agricultural sector (and the agricultural industry) will be given priority due to the number of poor people working in agriculture, as well as the importance of agriculture for inclusive economic development, poverty reduction and economic transformation. Particular attention will also be paid to women's role in business and women led businesses. The direct beneficiaries of the program are: 140,000 small and medium-sized enterprises, of which 40,000 are expected to be women-led micro-enterprises, 120,000 refugees and institutions and government agencies. Through multiplier effects, the WB estimates that the program will secure 530,000 jobs and create more than 200,000 new jobs. Geographically, the program will seek to spread the development from the existing southern growth corridor to two new regional corridors. Bristen på sysselsättningsaktiviteter i Uganda är särskilt problematisk mot bakgrund av att landets befolkning ökar i snabb takt och enligt FN:s uppskattningar kommer att tredubblas till år 2050. Det stora inflödet av flyktingar gör att befolkningsökningen kan bli än större. Vidare är cirka hälften av befolkningen under 15 år, vilket i sin tur innebär att antalet unga i arbetsför ålder ökar dramatiskt. Möjligheter till produktiv och anständig sysselsättning kommer att vara avgörande för Ugandas ansträngningar med att minska fattigdomen, vilket i sin tur skapar ett högt tryck för jobbskapande insatser. Analyser visar att Uganda idag präglas av en ekonomisk tillväxt utan jobbskapande och med en alltför långsam eller obefintlig strukturomvandling, både inom sektorer och mellan sektorer. Det är därmed viktigt att Sverige stödjer sektorer med potential att bidra till både ekonomisk tillväxt och ökad sysselsättning. Ökade inkomster möjliggör ökad konsumtion av basvaror och tjänster, och tillsammans med förbättrade arbetsvillkor och rättigheter för både kvinnor och män, är de nyckeln ur den mångdimensionella fattigdomen. Beslut om svenskt stöd till Multi Donor Trust Fund fönster 3 (MDTF) grundas i analysen av utmaningar i den ugandiska kontexten, fokusområden som har hög prioritet för Uganda samt bidrar till implementeringen av den nationella utvecklingsplanen (NDPIII). Vidare inkluderar Sveriges strategi för Uganda (2018-2023) en målsättning om förbättrade förutsättningar för och tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, och insatsens fokus på ekonomiska rättigheter svarar mot svenska prioriteringar inom rättighetsområdet. MDTF:en bedöms kunna bidra till Agenda 2030 och de hållbara utvecklingsmålen med främsta fokus på mål 1 (utrota fattigdom) samt mål 8 (anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt). Utöver detta ser vi också att det kommer bidra till mål 9 (hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur). . Sverige har under de senaste åren spelat en roll för att stärka arbetsmarknadsanalyser samt bidragit till dialog om behovet av nya och samlade insatser för att ta itu med begränsningar på arbetsmarknaden. Den föreslagna MDTF:en samlar ansträngningar hos utvecklingspartners (Världsbanken, Storbritannien, Nederländerna och potentiellt andra) och den ugandiska regeringen (genom finansministeriet) för att gemensamt bidra till storskaliga sysselsättningsinsatser och strukturell och ekonomisk omvandling av den ugandiska ekonomin. Sverige avser att bidra med 124 000 000 SEK under en period om 4 år (2022-2025). Storbritannien och Nederländerna har sedan tidigare tillsammans bidragit med totalt 4,2 MUSD. Det är inte uteslutet att befintliga givare eller nya givare bidrar med ytterligare medel i ett senare skede. Världsbanken är Sveriges avtalspart och administrativt ansvarig för programmet. Världsbanken har i sin tur slutit avtal med Ugandas finansministerium, vilka varit nära involverade i planering och utformning av programmet. Finansministeriet kommer att fungera som kontakt till andra statliga myndigheter. Programmet kommer i möjligaste mån att genomföras genom nationella institutioner/myndigheter, forskningsinstitutioner, lokala företagsföreningar etc, i syfte att bygga institutionell kapacitet. Att Ugandas regering är delaktiga i och känner ägarskap för programmet är helt avgörande för att nå resultat i den rådande kontexten. Inga medel kommer kanaliseras direkt från Världsbanken till den ugandiska regeringen. Världsbanken har valt ut Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU) för implementeringen av programmet samt Bank of Uganda (BoU) för hantering av medlen för respektive komponent genom ett s.k. designerat konto avsett endast för MDTF:ens fönster 3. MDTF:en kommer att implementeras tillsammans med projektet Investment for Industrial Transformation and Employment (INVITE), finansierat med stöd från International Development Association (IDA), dvs den del av Världsbanken som hjälper världens allra fattigaste länder. Denna del kommer bestå av en lånkomponent (96 MUSD) och bidragsdel (104 MUSD), om totalt 200 MUSD. MDTF:en ska bidra till en mer effektiv användning av IDA-stödet genom rådgivning till, och kapacitetsutveckling av, implementerande institutioner. MDTF:en och IDA-stödet kommer således att verka ömsesidigt förstärkande, vilket är av stor vikt för programmets resultat och de katalytiska effekter man hoppas uppnå. Sida bedömer att MDTF:en, tillsammans med IDA-stödet, har stor potential att bidra till ekonomisk strukturomvandling och ökad produktiv sysselsättning. MDTF:ens mål är att skapa formella arbetstillfällen inom i sektorer med tillväxtpotential. Den ska bidra till minskad fattigdom genom att möjliggöra ökad sysselsättning och inkomster för fattiga hushåll. De primära målgrupperna är undersysselsatta, arbetslösa, oavlönade arbetstagare, egenföretagare, kvinnor och flyktingar med begränsad tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning. Övergången från låg produktivitet till högre produktivitet i dessa målgrupper kommer att bidra till högre disponibla inkomster och förbättrat humankapital över tid. Programmet kommer samarbeta med små och medelstora företag men också större företag som är verksamma inom exportorienterade sektorer med tillväxtpotential. Det är således potentiell tillväxt och sysselsättningsmöjligheter som kommer att vara ledande för investeringar. Jordbrukssektorn (och jordbruksindustrin) kommer dock att prioriteras med hänsyn till mängden fattiga människor som arbetar i jordbruket, liksom jordbrukets betydelse för inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling, fattigdomsminskning och ekonomisk omvandling. Fokus kommer också att läggas på kvinnors roll i näringslivet och kvinnoledda företag. Totalt beräknas 140 000 små och medelstora företag, av vilka 40 000 förväntas vara kvinnoledda mikroföretag, 120 000 flyktingar samt institutioner och statliga myndigheter att få stöd. Genom multiplikatoreffekter beräknar Världsbanken att programmet kommer säkra 530 000 jobb och skapa flera än 200 000 nya jobb. Geografiskt kommer programmet att söka sprida utvecklingen från den existerande södra tillväxtkorridoren till två nya regionala korridorer. Strategin för tillväxtkorridorer återspeglas också i den ugandiska regeringens budgetstrategi för 2021/22 som ett sätt att stödja regional rättvisa och fattigdomsbekämpning. MDTF:ens förändringsteori identifierar 6 kontextuella utmaningar samt relaterade områden för engagemang, inkl. förväntad ”output” och ”outcomes”. Aktiviteterna kommer att inriktas till följande: Intervention 1 & 2: Tekniskt stöd för ökad tillgång till industriella tjänster i nya tillväxtkorridorer och möjliggörande av effektiva logistiktjänster. Intervention 3: Finansmarknader som stödjer företag med hög tillväxt. Intervention 4: Förmåga på företagsnivå för hållbar tillväxt inom sysselsättningsområdet. Intervention 5 & 6: Arbets- och regleringsinstitutioner för hög tillväxt och ekonomisk omvandling. The objective of the MDTF is to create formal jobs in sectors with growth potential. It will contribute to poverty reduction by enabling increased employment and income for poor households. The primary target groups are underemployed, unemployed, unpaid workers, self-employed, women and refugees with limited access to productive employment. The transition from low productivity to higher productivity in these target groups will contribute to higher disposable income and improved human capital over time. The program will collaborate with small and medium-sized companies but also larger companies operating in export-oriented sectors with growth potential. It is thus potential growth and employment opportunities that will lead to investments. However, the agricultural sector (and the agricultural industry) will be given priority due to the number of poor people working in agriculture, as well as the importance of agriculture for inclusive economic development, poverty reduction and economic transformation. Particular attention will also be paid to women's role in business and women led businesses. The direct beneficiaries of the program are: 140,000 small and medium-sized enterprises, of which 40,000 are expected to be women-led micro-enterprises, 120,000 refugees and institutions and government agencies. Through multiplier effects, the WB estimates that the program will secure 530,000 jobs and create more than 200,000 new jobs. Georaphically, the program will seek to spread the development from the existing southern growth corridor to two new regional corridors. The strategy for growth corridors is also reflected in the Ugandan Government's budgetary strategy for 2021/22 as a way of supporting regional justice and poverty reduction. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Uganda Employment creation Business development services Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Financial policy and administrative management Industrial development Non-agricultural alternative development Trade-related adjustment Other Social Infrastructure & Services Industry Business & Other Services Banking & Financial Services Other Multisector Trade Policies & Regulations The clearest actor-focused results under Window 3 concern the firms supported through the Export Firm Support subcomponent. A total of 113 domestic export firms signed grant agreements for tailored business development services. Through diagnostic verification and profiling, participating firms improved how they classify their products, use HS codes, identify target markets and assess compliance and certification requirements. The process also enabled firms and the EFS team to distinguish between businesses that were ready to export and those requiring further support. This represents an early change in both firm practices and the programmes targeting of assistance. By March 2026, 77 percent of the firms were reported to be on track with their agreed activities and to be registering further progress in export markets. The programme also strengthened relationships between firms and specialised export-support providers. Twenty-five export consultants were mobilised to provide technical assistance, giving participating firms access to expertise intended to improve product quality, export readiness and competitiveness. Outreach through the National Competitiveness Forum and the Pakasa Forum reached more than 2,000 MSMEs and individual entrepreneurs, increasing private-sector awareness of available support and export opportunities. Women-owned businesses were also reached to a greater extent than originally targeted: 35 of the supported firms, or 31 percent, were female-owned. Changes are also visible in the practices of the implementing team. The EFS team introduced more systematic firm diagnostics and upgraded the INVITE portal so that applications could be submitted, reviewed and processed online. The team was further strengthened through the onboarding of an Export Specialist and an IT service provider. These changes improved the programmes capacity to identify firms specific needs, manage applications and use information for monitoring and support decisions. At the institutional level, export process mapping and analysis identified regulatory and procedural constraints, including export processes involving as many as 25 steps in some value chains. The studies produced recommendations, including increased digitalisation, intended to support dialogue with institutions such as UFZEPA, MTIC and the Uganda Chamber of Commerce. This has strengthened the evidence available to these actors for considering reforms to simplify export procedures. However, the report does not yet demonstrate that the relevant institutions have formally changed regulations, procedures or resource-allocation decisions as a result. Overall, the report provides credible examples of changed capabilities and practices among supported firms and the EFS implementation team. It provides less evidence of sustained behavioural change among public institutions or of higher-level results such as increased exports, revenues and employment. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51180119-5118011901 Sweden In recent years, Sweden has played a role in strengthening labor market analyzes and contributed to a dialogue on new and collective initiatives to address labor market constraints in Uganda. The proposed MDTF, brings together the efforts of development partners (WB, UK, Netherlands and potential others) and the Ugandan government (through the Ministry of Finance, planning and Economic Development – MoFPED) to jointly contribute to large-scale employment and structural and economic transformation of the Ugandan economy. It is not excluded that current donors or new donors will add additional funds at a later stage. The WB is Sweden's agreement party and is administratively responsible for the program. The WB, in turn, has signed agreements with MoFPED, which have been closely involved in the planning and design of the program. The MoFPED will act as a liaison with other government agencies. The program will, as far as possible, be implemented through national institutions/ authorities, research institutions, local business associations, etc., with the aim of building institutional capacity. The fact that the Ugandan government is involved in, and have the ownership of, the program is absolutely crucial to achieving results in the current context. No funds will be channeled directly from WB to the Ugandan Government. The WB has selected the Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU) for the implementation of the program and the Bank of Uganda (BoU) for handling the funds for each component through a so-called designated account (DA), intended only for the MDTF window 3. The PSFU is Uganda's leading body for the private sector sector and is responsible for the RE activities (Recipient Executed activities). The MDTF will be implemented together with the Investment for project Industrial Transformation and Employment (INVITE), funded by International Development Association (IDA). This part will consist of a loan component (96 MUSD) and grant component (104 MUSD), totaling USD 200 million. The MDTF will contribute to a more efficient use of the IDA contribution through advice to, and capacity development of, implementing institutions. The MDTF and IDA contribution will thus have a mutually reinforcing effect, which is of great importance for the results of the program and the catalytic effects it hopes to achieve. The objective of the MDTF is to create formal jobs in sectors with growth potential. It will contribute to poverty reduction by enabling increased employment and income for poor households. The primary target groups are underemployed, unemployed, unpaid workers, self-employed, women and refugees with limited access to productive employment. The transition from low productivity to higher productivity in these target groups will contribute to higher disposable income and improved human capital over time. The program will collaborate with small and medium-sized companies but also larger companies operating in export-oriented sectors with growth potential. It is thus potential growth and employment opportunities that will lead to investments. However, the agricultural sector (and the agricultural industry) will be given priority due to the number of poor people working in agriculture, as well as the importance of agriculture for inclusive economic development, poverty reduction and economic transformation. Particular attention will also be paid to women's role in business and women led businesses. The direct beneficiaries of the program are: 140,000 small and medium-sized enterprises, of which 40,000 are expected to be women-led micro-enterprises, 120,000 refugees and institutions and government agencies. Through multiplier effects, the WB estimates that the program will secure 530,000 jobs and create more than 200,000 new jobs. Geographically, the program will seek to spread the development from the existing southern growth corridor to two new regional corridors. Bristen på sysselsättningsaktiviteter i Uganda är särskilt problematisk mot bakgrund av att landets befolkning ökar i snabb takt och enligt FN:s uppskattningar kommer att tredubblas till år 2050. Det stora inflödet av flyktingar gör att befolkningsökningen kan bli än större. Vidare är cirka hälften av befolkningen under 15 år, vilket i sin tur innebär att antalet unga i arbetsför ålder ökar dramatiskt. Möjligheter till produktiv och anständig sysselsättning kommer att vara avgörande för Ugandas ansträngningar med att minska fattigdomen, vilket i sin tur skapar ett högt tryck för jobbskapande insatser. Analyser visar att Uganda idag präglas av en ekonomisk tillväxt utan jobbskapande och med en alltför långsam eller obefintlig strukturomvandling, både inom sektorer och mellan sektorer. Det är därmed viktigt att Sverige stödjer sektorer med potential att bidra till både ekonomisk tillväxt och ökad sysselsättning. Ökade inkomster möjliggör ökad konsumtion av basvaror och tjänster, och tillsammans med förbättrade arbetsvillkor och rättigheter för både kvinnor och män, är de nyckeln ur den mångdimensionella fattigdomen. Beslut om svenskt stöd till Multi Donor Trust Fund fönster 3 (MDTF) grundas i analysen av utmaningar i den ugandiska kontexten, fokusområden som har hög prioritet för Uganda samt bidrar till implementeringen av den nationella utvecklingsplanen (NDPIII). Vidare inkluderar Sveriges strategi för Uganda (2018-2023) en målsättning om förbättrade förutsättningar för och tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, och insatsens fokus på ekonomiska rättigheter svarar mot svenska prioriteringar inom rättighetsområdet. MDTF:en bedöms kunna bidra till Agenda 2030 och de hållbara utvecklingsmålen med främsta fokus på mål 1 (utrota fattigdom) samt mål 8 (anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt). Utöver detta ser vi också att det kommer bidra till mål 9 (hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur). . Sverige har under de senaste åren spelat en roll för att stärka arbetsmarknadsanalyser samt bidragit till dialog om behovet av nya och samlade insatser för att ta itu med begränsningar på arbetsmarknaden. Den föreslagna MDTF:en samlar ansträngningar hos utvecklingspartners (Världsbanken, Storbritannien, Nederländerna och potentiellt andra) och den ugandiska regeringen (genom finansministeriet) för att gemensamt bidra till storskaliga sysselsättningsinsatser och strukturell och ekonomisk omvandling av den ugandiska ekonomin. Sverige avser att bidra med 124 000 000 SEK under en period om 4 år (2022-2025). Storbritannien och Nederländerna har sedan tidigare tillsammans bidragit med totalt 4,2 MUSD. Det är inte uteslutet att befintliga givare eller nya givare bidrar med ytterligare medel i ett senare skede. Världsbanken är Sveriges avtalspart och administrativt ansvarig för programmet. Världsbanken har i sin tur slutit avtal med Ugandas finansministerium, vilka varit nära involverade i planering och utformning av programmet. Finansministeriet kommer att fungera som kontakt till andra statliga myndigheter. Programmet kommer i möjligaste mån att genomföras genom nationella institutioner/myndigheter, forskningsinstitutioner, lokala företagsföreningar etc, i syfte att bygga institutionell kapacitet. Att Ugandas regering är delaktiga i och känner ägarskap för programmet är helt avgörande för att nå resultat i den rådande kontexten. Inga medel kommer kanaliseras direkt från Världsbanken till den ugandiska regeringen. Världsbanken har valt ut Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU) för implementeringen av programmet samt Bank of Uganda (BoU) för hantering av medlen för respektive komponent genom ett s.k. designerat konto avsett endast för MDTF:ens fönster 3. MDTF:en kommer att implementeras tillsammans med projektet Investment for Industrial Transformation and Employment (INVITE), finansierat med stöd från International Development Association (IDA), dvs den del av Världsbanken som hjälper världens allra fattigaste länder. Denna del kommer bestå av en lånkomponent (96 MUSD) och bidragsdel (104 MUSD), om totalt 200 MUSD. MDTF:en ska bidra till en mer effektiv användning av IDA-stödet genom rådgivning till, och kapacitetsutveckling av, implementerande institutioner. MDTF:en och IDA-stödet kommer således att verka ömsesidigt förstärkande, vilket är av stor vikt för programmets resultat och de katalytiska effekter man hoppas uppnå. Sida bedömer att MDTF:en, tillsammans med IDA-stödet, har stor potential att bidra till ekonomisk strukturomvandling och ökad produktiv sysselsättning. MDTF:ens mål är att skapa formella arbetstillfällen inom i sektorer med tillväxtpotential. Den ska bidra till minskad fattigdom genom att möjliggöra ökad sysselsättning och inkomster för fattiga hushåll. De primära målgrupperna är undersysselsatta, arbetslösa, oavlönade arbetstagare, egenföretagare, kvinnor och flyktingar med begränsad tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning. Övergången från låg produktivitet till högre produktivitet i dessa målgrupper kommer att bidra till högre disponibla inkomster och förbättrat humankapital över tid. Programmet kommer samarbeta med små och medelstora företag men också större företag som är verksamma inom exportorienterade sektorer med tillväxtpotential. Det är således potentiell tillväxt och sysselsättningsmöjligheter som kommer att vara ledande för investeringar. Jordbrukssektorn (och jordbruksindustrin) kommer dock att prioriteras med hänsyn till mängden fattiga människor som arbetar i jordbruket, liksom jordbrukets betydelse för inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling, fattigdomsminskning och ekonomisk omvandling. Fokus kommer också att läggas på kvinnors roll i näringslivet och kvinnoledda företag. Totalt beräknas 140 000 små och medelstora företag, av vilka 40 000 förväntas vara kvinnoledda mikroföretag, 120 000 flyktingar samt institutioner och statliga myndigheter att få stöd. Genom multiplikatoreffekter beräknar Världsbanken att programmet kommer säkra 530 000 jobb och skapa flera än 200 000 nya jobb. Geografiskt kommer programmet att söka sprida utvecklingen från den existerande södra tillväxtkorridoren till två nya regionala korridorer. Strategin för tillväxtkorridorer återspeglas också i den ugandiska regeringens budgetstrategi för 2021/22 som ett sätt att stödja regional rättvisa och fattigdomsbekämpning. MDTF:ens förändringsteori identifierar 6 kontextuella utmaningar samt relaterade områden för engagemang, inkl. förväntad ”output” och ”outcomes”. Aktiviteterna kommer att inriktas till följande: Intervention 1 & 2: Tekniskt stöd för ökad tillgång till industriella tjänster i nya tillväxtkorridorer och möjliggörande av effektiva logistiktjänster. Intervention 3: Finansmarknader som stödjer företag med hög tillväxt. Intervention 4: Förmåga på företagsnivå för hållbar tillväxt inom sysselsättningsområdet. Intervention 5 & 6: Arbets- och regleringsinstitutioner för hög tillväxt och ekonomisk omvandling. The objective of the MDTF is to create formal jobs in sectors with growth potential. It will contribute to poverty reduction by enabling increased employment and income for poor households. The primary target groups are underemployed, unemployed, unpaid workers, self-employed, women and refugees with limited access to productive employment. The transition from low productivity to higher productivity in these target groups will contribute to higher disposable income and improved human capital over time. The program will collaborate with small and medium-sized companies but also larger companies operating in export-oriented sectors with growth potential. It is thus potential growth and employment opportunities that will lead to investments. However, the agricultural sector (and the agricultural industry) will be given priority due to the number of poor people working in agriculture, as well as the importance of agriculture for inclusive economic development, poverty reduction and economic transformation. Particular attention will also be paid to women's role in business and women led businesses. The direct beneficiaries of the program are: 140,000 small and medium-sized enterprises, of which 40,000 are expected to be women-led micro-enterprises, 120,000 refugees and institutions and government agencies. Through multiplier effects, the WB estimates that the program will secure 530,000 jobs and create more than 200,000 new jobs. Georaphically, the program will seek to spread the development from the existing southern growth corridor to two new regional corridors. The strategy for growth corridors is also reflected in the Ugandan Government's budgetary strategy for 2021/22 as a way of supporting regional justice and poverty reduction. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 9.2 - Verka för en inkluderande och hållbar industrialisering. Till 2030 avsevärt öka industrins andel av sysselsättning och BNP, i enlighet med nationella förhållanden, och fördubbla denna andel i de minst utvecklade länderna. 9.2 - Promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and, by 2030, significantly raise industry’s share of employment and gross domestic product, in line with national circumstances, and double its share in least developed countries. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 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The proposed MDTF, brings together the efforts of development partners (WB, UK, Netherlands and potential others) and the Ugandan government (through the Ministry of Finance, planning and Economic Development – MoFPED) to jointly contribute to large-scale employment and structural and economic transformation of the Ugandan economy. It is not excluded that current donors or new donors will add additional funds at a later stage. The WB is Sweden's agreement party and is administratively responsible for the program. The WB, in turn, has signed agreements with MoFPED, which have been closely involved in the planning and design of the program. The MoFPED will act as a liaison with other government agencies. The program will, as far as possible, be implemented through national institutions/ authorities, research institutions, local business associations, etc., with the aim of building institutional capacity. The fact that the Ugandan government is involved in, and have the ownership of, the program is absolutely crucial to achieving results in the current context. No funds will be channeled directly from WB to the Ugandan Government. The WB has selected the Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU) for the implementation of the program and the Bank of Uganda (BoU) for handling the funds for each component through a so-called designated account (DA), intended only for the MDTF window 3. The PSFU is Uganda's leading body for the private sector sector and is responsible for the RE activities (Recipient Executed activities). The MDTF will be implemented together with the Investment for project Industrial Transformation and Employment (INVITE), funded by International Development Association (IDA). This part will consist of a loan component (96 MUSD) and grant component (104 MUSD), totaling USD 200 million. The MDTF will contribute to a more efficient use of the IDA contribution through advice to, and capacity development of, implementing institutions. The MDTF and IDA contribution will thus have a mutually reinforcing effect, which is of great importance for the results of the program and the catalytic effects it hopes to achieve. The objective of the MDTF is to create formal jobs in sectors with growth potential. It will contribute to poverty reduction by enabling increased employment and income for poor households. The primary target groups are underemployed, unemployed, unpaid workers, self-employed, women and refugees with limited access to productive employment. The transition from low productivity to higher productivity in these target groups will contribute to higher disposable income and improved human capital over time. The program will collaborate with small and medium-sized companies but also larger companies operating in export-oriented sectors with growth potential. It is thus potential growth and employment opportunities that will lead to investments. However, the agricultural sector (and the agricultural industry) will be given priority due to the number of poor people working in agriculture, as well as the importance of agriculture for inclusive economic development, poverty reduction and economic transformation. Particular attention will also be paid to women's role in business and women led businesses. The direct beneficiaries of the program are: 140,000 small and medium-sized enterprises, of which 40,000 are expected to be women-led micro-enterprises, 120,000 refugees and institutions and government agencies. Through multiplier effects, the WB estimates that the program will secure 530,000 jobs and create more than 200,000 new jobs. Geographically, the program will seek to spread the development from the existing southern growth corridor to two new regional corridors. Bristen på sysselsättningsaktiviteter i Uganda är särskilt problematisk mot bakgrund av att landets befolkning ökar i snabb takt och enligt FN:s uppskattningar kommer att tredubblas till år 2050. Det stora inflödet av flyktingar gör att befolkningsökningen kan bli än större. Vidare är cirka hälften av befolkningen under 15 år, vilket i sin tur innebär att antalet unga i arbetsför ålder ökar dramatiskt. Möjligheter till produktiv och anständig sysselsättning kommer att vara avgörande för Ugandas ansträngningar med att minska fattigdomen, vilket i sin tur skapar ett högt tryck för jobbskapande insatser. Analyser visar att Uganda idag präglas av en ekonomisk tillväxt utan jobbskapande och med en alltför långsam eller obefintlig strukturomvandling, både inom sektorer och mellan sektorer. Det är därmed viktigt att Sverige stödjer sektorer med potential att bidra till både ekonomisk tillväxt och ökad sysselsättning. Ökade inkomster möjliggör ökad konsumtion av basvaror och tjänster, och tillsammans med förbättrade arbetsvillkor och rättigheter för både kvinnor och män, är de nyckeln ur den mångdimensionella fattigdomen. Beslut om svenskt stöd till Multi Donor Trust Fund fönster 3 (MDTF) grundas i analysen av utmaningar i den ugandiska kontexten, fokusområden som har hög prioritet för Uganda samt bidrar till implementeringen av den nationella utvecklingsplanen (NDPIII). Vidare inkluderar Sveriges strategi för Uganda (2018-2023) en målsättning om förbättrade förutsättningar för och tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, och insatsens fokus på ekonomiska rättigheter svarar mot svenska prioriteringar inom rättighetsområdet. MDTF:en bedöms kunna bidra till Agenda 2030 och de hållbara utvecklingsmålen med främsta fokus på mål 1 (utrota fattigdom) samt mål 8 (anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt). Utöver detta ser vi också att det kommer bidra till mål 9 (hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur). . Sverige har under de senaste åren spelat en roll för att stärka arbetsmarknadsanalyser samt bidragit till dialog om behovet av nya och samlade insatser för att ta itu med begränsningar på arbetsmarknaden. Den föreslagna MDTF:en samlar ansträngningar hos utvecklingspartners (Världsbanken, Storbritannien, Nederländerna och potentiellt andra) och den ugandiska regeringen (genom finansministeriet) för att gemensamt bidra till storskaliga sysselsättningsinsatser och strukturell och ekonomisk omvandling av den ugandiska ekonomin. Sverige avser att bidra med 124 000 000 SEK under en period om 4 år (2022-2025). Storbritannien och Nederländerna har sedan tidigare tillsammans bidragit med totalt 4,2 MUSD. Det är inte uteslutet att befintliga givare eller nya givare bidrar med ytterligare medel i ett senare skede. Världsbanken är Sveriges avtalspart och administrativt ansvarig för programmet. Världsbanken har i sin tur slutit avtal med Ugandas finansministerium, vilka varit nära involverade i planering och utformning av programmet. Finansministeriet kommer att fungera som kontakt till andra statliga myndigheter. Programmet kommer i möjligaste mån att genomföras genom nationella institutioner/myndigheter, forskningsinstitutioner, lokala företagsföreningar etc, i syfte att bygga institutionell kapacitet. Att Ugandas regering är delaktiga i och känner ägarskap för programmet är helt avgörande för att nå resultat i den rådande kontexten. Inga medel kommer kanaliseras direkt från Världsbanken till den ugandiska regeringen. Världsbanken har valt ut Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU) för implementeringen av programmet samt Bank of Uganda (BoU) för hantering av medlen för respektive komponent genom ett s.k. designerat konto avsett endast för MDTF:ens fönster 3. MDTF:en kommer att implementeras tillsammans med projektet Investment for Industrial Transformation and Employment (INVITE), finansierat med stöd från International Development Association (IDA), dvs den del av Världsbanken som hjälper världens allra fattigaste länder. Denna del kommer bestå av en lånkomponent (96 MUSD) och bidragsdel (104 MUSD), om totalt 200 MUSD. MDTF:en ska bidra till en mer effektiv användning av IDA-stödet genom rådgivning till, och kapacitetsutveckling av, implementerande institutioner. MDTF:en och IDA-stödet kommer således att verka ömsesidigt förstärkande, vilket är av stor vikt för programmets resultat och de katalytiska effekter man hoppas uppnå. Sida bedömer att MDTF:en, tillsammans med IDA-stödet, har stor potential att bidra till ekonomisk strukturomvandling och ökad produktiv sysselsättning. MDTF:ens mål är att skapa formella arbetstillfällen inom i sektorer med tillväxtpotential. Den ska bidra till minskad fattigdom genom att möjliggöra ökad sysselsättning och inkomster för fattiga hushåll. De primära målgrupperna är undersysselsatta, arbetslösa, oavlönade arbetstagare, egenföretagare, kvinnor och flyktingar med begränsad tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning. Övergången från låg produktivitet till högre produktivitet i dessa målgrupper kommer att bidra till högre disponibla inkomster och förbättrat humankapital över tid. Programmet kommer samarbeta med små och medelstora företag men också större företag som är verksamma inom exportorienterade sektorer med tillväxtpotential. Det är således potentiell tillväxt och sysselsättningsmöjligheter som kommer att vara ledande för investeringar. Jordbrukssektorn (och jordbruksindustrin) kommer dock att prioriteras med hänsyn till mängden fattiga människor som arbetar i jordbruket, liksom jordbrukets betydelse för inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling, fattigdomsminskning och ekonomisk omvandling. Fokus kommer också att läggas på kvinnors roll i näringslivet och kvinnoledda företag. Totalt beräknas 140 000 små och medelstora företag, av vilka 40 000 förväntas vara kvinnoledda mikroföretag, 120 000 flyktingar samt institutioner och statliga myndigheter att få stöd. Genom multiplikatoreffekter beräknar Världsbanken att programmet kommer säkra 530 000 jobb och skapa flera än 200 000 nya jobb. Geografiskt kommer programmet att söka sprida utvecklingen från den existerande södra tillväxtkorridoren till två nya regionala korridorer. Strategin för tillväxtkorridorer återspeglas också i den ugandiska regeringens budgetstrategi för 2021/22 som ett sätt att stödja regional rättvisa och fattigdomsbekämpning. MDTF:ens förändringsteori identifierar 6 kontextuella utmaningar samt relaterade områden för engagemang, inkl. förväntad ”output” och ”outcomes”. Aktiviteterna kommer att inriktas till följande: Intervention 1 & 2: Tekniskt stöd för ökad tillgång till industriella tjänster i nya tillväxtkorridorer och möjliggörande av effektiva logistiktjänster. Intervention 3: Finansmarknader som stödjer företag med hög tillväxt. Intervention 4: Förmåga på företagsnivå för hållbar tillväxt inom sysselsättningsområdet. Intervention 5 & 6: Arbets- och regleringsinstitutioner för hög tillväxt och ekonomisk omvandling. The objective of the MDTF is to create formal jobs in sectors with growth potential. It will contribute to poverty reduction by enabling increased employment and income for poor households. The primary target groups are underemployed, unemployed, unpaid workers, self-employed, women and refugees with limited access to productive employment. The transition from low productivity to higher productivity in these target groups will contribute to higher disposable income and improved human capital over time. The program will collaborate with small and medium-sized companies but also larger companies operating in export-oriented sectors with growth potential. It is thus potential growth and employment opportunities that will lead to investments. However, the agricultural sector (and the agricultural industry) will be given priority due to the number of poor people working in agriculture, as well as the importance of agriculture for inclusive economic development, poverty reduction and economic transformation. Particular attention will also be paid to women's role in business and women led businesses. The direct beneficiaries of the program are: 140,000 small and medium-sized enterprises, of which 40,000 are expected to be women-led micro-enterprises, 120,000 refugees and institutions and government agencies. Through multiplier effects, the WB estimates that the program will secure 530,000 jobs and create more than 200,000 new jobs. Georaphically, the program will seek to spread the development from the existing southern growth corridor to two new regional corridors. The strategy for growth corridors is also reflected in the Ugandan Government's budgetary strategy for 2021/22 as a way of supporting regional justice and poverty reduction. Sweden The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. 9.2 - Verka för en inkluderande och hållbar industrialisering. Till 2030 avsevärt öka industrins andel av sysselsättning och BNP, i enlighet med nationella förhållanden, och fördubbla denna andel i de minst utvecklade länderna. 9.2 - Promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and, by 2030, significantly raise industry’s share of employment and gross domestic product, in line with national circumstances, and double its share in least developed countries. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000 25000 0 25000 The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited 25000 The Springfield Centre for Business in Development Limited Uganda 2018-2023 Uganda 2018-2023 Improved conditions for and access to productive employment with decent working conditions, corporate social responsibility, and free and fair trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för och tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, hållbart företagande och fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51180135 Sweden HiiL has been supported to conduct an inovative scientific survey on Justice needs and satisfactory survey. The results of this would inform the Embassy in the new programming for A2J and RoL as well as other JLOS stakeholders. The followup programme to this is plan to consolidate the finding but also provide a deeper analysis and understanding of the outcomes. HiiL har ansökt om stöd på 22 500 000 kronor för att genomföra programmet “Justice Innovations Uganda” under perioden 2017-2020. Målen med projektet är att bidra till ökad tillgång till rättvisa, gott samhällsstyre och rättssäkerhet i Uganda. De tre huvudsakliga komponenterna är: Komponenten ”Data-to-action through Innovative Procedures” syftar till att förbättra hur rättssystemet fungerar genom att samla och dela data om användarnas erfarenheter av rättssystemet. Komponenten tar fram data om de problem som får störst genomslag och hur de får sin lösning. Datan skapar också ökad medvetenhet om de största rättsbehoven, kvaliteten och kostnaden för rättsprocesser. Civilsamhällesorganisationer, offentligt finansierade rättsorganisationer, akademi, olika delar av regeringen och givare får därmed faktabaserad kunskap om hur de kan påverka, prioritera och arbeta för att förbättra service och procedurer. Detta stärker möjligheten till att skapa en tydligare ”customer journey” från problem till lösning för såväl användare (customers) och de som arbetar inom rättssystemet, vilket leder till att ärenden löses mer effektivt och rättvist. Den andra komponenten – Innovating Justice Challenges – syftar till att förbättra tillgången till rättvisa genom att stödja lokala innovationer för att lösa lokala rättsutmaningar. Innovationerna är tänkta att stärka rättsinstitutioner och hitta lösningar för att förbättra rättsprocesser och policyer. Potentiella innovatörer från både privat och offentlig sektor är tänkta att bidra till effektiv implementering av innovationer för rättssystemet. Den tredje komponenten – Empowering Justice Leadership – genomförs i ett samarbete mellan rättssektorns (Justice, Law and Order Sector, JLOS) ledarskap och Global Justice Leadership Group genom stöd och råd på hög nivå inom rättssektorn. Det syftar till att utveckla stärkts och förbättrat ledarskap, kunskap, attityder och nätverk som kan bidra till att JLOS ledarskap har förmågan att skapa innovationer, utveckla och bibehålla effektiva institutioner som vägleder utövare i hela sektorn. Detta ska skapa en kultur och miljö som möjliggör för att stärka ledarskapet även på mellannivå på ett sätt som bidrar till att utveckla en hållbar rättssäkerhetstradition. Målen och metoderna för att uppnå målen är i linje med den Resultatstrategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Uganda. Insatsens totala budget är 22 500 000 kronor 2017-2020 och finansieras helt av Sida. HiiL planerar att använda ungefär 2 000 000 kronor för att stimulera innovationer inom ”Justice Innovation challenge”. The overall objective of this project was to contribute to the enhanced Access to Justice, good governance, and the rule of law. The intended outcomes were that a) people in Uganda, and in particular the disadvantaged, see more of their issues resolved fairly and effectively b) the justice sector is more innovative, open, transparent and accountable, c) stress, violence and poverty is reduced and opportunities are improved by increased access to justice and a justice system that is more inclusive. The programme had three intermediary level outcome statements Outcome 1: Increased access by justice sector stakeholders in Uganda to information on justice needs and satisfaction within Uganda. Outcome 2: Increased access for people in Uganda to innovative services or products Outcome 3: Increased dialogue at the highest level of the Uganda justice system on people centred justice. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Uganda Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general The activities that HiiL conducted during the programme period October 2017 to December 2020 have led to the following results; HiiL has enhanced the use of data and evidence based working justice programme design and service delivery. HiiL's statistics in the Justice Needs and Satisfaction (JNS) surveys for 2016 and 2020 are often used as a point of reference by actors in the justice sector when discussing the state of justice in Uganda. Justice leaders, the Justice Law and Order Sector (JLOS) Secretariat and organisations of justice practitioners have used this data as benchmarks for progress, planning and programming documents, and performance reviews including in the development of the draft fifth Strategic Development Plan of the Justice, Law and Order Sector (JLOS) Through the justice innovations activities, HiiL contributed to enhancing access to justice for people in Uganda. During the activity period, a total of 1,317,583 people accessed legal information while 17,200 people received legal assistance. 15,895 cases were solved namely 8,545 land and family cases, 2,350 employment queries and 5,000 civil cases. 5,400 Small and Medium Enterprises (SMES) received legal assistance and were able to generate legal documents using innovation apps. 500 homes were connected to the security app known as Yunga that connects homes and neighbourhoods to the nearest police station to prevent crime. HiiL also enhanced the capacity of justice leaders in Uganda to engage and hold dialogues on improving the Justice Law and Order Sector (JLOS). HiiL through its Justice Leadership forums was able to bring together for the first time justice leaders in Uganda to dialogue for better justice service delivery. A total of 24 Justice leaders from the JLOS Leadership and Steering Committee were mobilised to exchange experiences, best practices and innovative approaches to further enhance efficacy and develop leadership capacities throughout the sector. The leaders who included the Chief Justice of Uganda defined three foundational requirements to enhance service delivery namely; a) Simplicity: Understanding the procedure, your rights, ordinary language, b) Engagement: A justice system that engages with society and with local norms, perceptions and needs and d) Closeness: Justice done as rapidly as possible and as close as possible to the people. These principles will guide the judiciary in its operations beyond this programme. Through HiiL's work, the Justice Innovation eco-system in Uganda greatly improved. HiiL's search for justice innovators through the justice innovation challenge, trainings of innovators on justice entrepreneurship coupled with seed funding, increased the growth of justice innovations in Uganda and enhanced knowledge of business development, fundraising, marketing and leadership. Through out the programme, HiiL supported 15 innovators, with seed funding for new innovators and scaling up funds for sustainable innovations to grow their innovations. The innovators that have been supported by the programme include Legal Hub, Barefoot Law, FIDA Kiosk, Bataka Court Model by World Voices Uganda, LegIT, Yunga technologies, Lawyers4farmers and JusticeBot. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51180135-5118013501 Sweden HiiL has been supported to conduct an inovative scientific survey on Justice needs and satisfactory survey. The results of this would inform the Embassy in the new programming for A2J and RoL as well as other JLOS stakeholders. The followup programme to this is plan to consolidate the finding but also provide a deeper analysis and understanding of the outcomes. HiiL har ansökt om stöd på 22 500 000 kronor för att genomföra programmet “Justice Innovations Uganda” under perioden 2017-2020. Målen med projektet är att bidra till ökad tillgång till rättvisa, gott samhällsstyre och rättssäkerhet i Uganda. De tre huvudsakliga komponenterna är: Komponenten ”Data-to-action through Innovative Procedures” syftar till att förbättra hur rättssystemet fungerar genom att samla och dela data om användarnas erfarenheter av rättssystemet. Komponenten tar fram data om de problem som får störst genomslag och hur de får sin lösning. Datan skapar också ökad medvetenhet om de största rättsbehoven, kvaliteten och kostnaden för rättsprocesser. Civilsamhällesorganisationer, offentligt finansierade rättsorganisationer, akademi, olika delar av regeringen och givare får därmed faktabaserad kunskap om hur de kan påverka, prioritera och arbeta för att förbättra service och procedurer. Detta stärker möjligheten till att skapa en tydligare ”customer journey” från problem till lösning för såväl användare (customers) och de som arbetar inom rättssystemet, vilket leder till att ärenden löses mer effektivt och rättvist. Den andra komponenten – Innovating Justice Challenges – syftar till att förbättra tillgången till rättvisa genom att stödja lokala innovationer för att lösa lokala rättsutmaningar. Innovationerna är tänkta att stärka rättsinstitutioner och hitta lösningar för att förbättra rättsprocesser och policyer. Potentiella innovatörer från både privat och offentlig sektor är tänkta att bidra till effektiv implementering av innovationer för rättssystemet. Den tredje komponenten – Empowering Justice Leadership – genomförs i ett samarbete mellan rättssektorns (Justice, Law and Order Sector, JLOS) ledarskap och Global Justice Leadership Group genom stöd och råd på hög nivå inom rättssektorn. Det syftar till att utveckla stärkts och förbättrat ledarskap, kunskap, attityder och nätverk som kan bidra till att JLOS ledarskap har förmågan att skapa innovationer, utveckla och bibehålla effektiva institutioner som vägleder utövare i hela sektorn. Detta ska skapa en kultur och miljö som möjliggör för att stärka ledarskapet även på mellannivå på ett sätt som bidrar till att utveckla en hållbar rättssäkerhetstradition. Målen och metoderna för att uppnå målen är i linje med den Resultatstrategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Uganda. Insatsens totala budget är 22 500 000 kronor 2017-2020 och finansieras helt av Sida. HiiL planerar att använda ungefär 2 000 000 kronor för att stimulera innovationer inom ”Justice Innovation challenge”. The overall objective of this project was to contribute to the enhanced Access to Justice, good governance, and the rule of law. The intended outcomes were that a) people in Uganda, and in particular the disadvantaged, see more of their issues resolved fairly and effectively b) the justice sector is more innovative, open, transparent and accountable, c) stress, violence and poverty is reduced and opportunities are improved by increased access to justice and a justice system that is more inclusive. The programme had three intermediary level outcome statements Outcome 1: Increased access by justice sector stakeholders in Uganda to information on justice needs and satisfaction within Uganda. Outcome 2: Increased access for people in Uganda to innovative services or products Outcome 3: Increased dialogue at the highest level of the Uganda justice system on people centred justice. Sweden HIIL/The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency HIIL/The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 11000000 0 0 0 2500000 2500000 0 11000000 0 -2500000 0 -2500000 0 11000000 HIIL/The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law 11000000 HIIL/The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law SE-0-SE-6-51180135-5118013502 Sweden HiiL has been supported to conduct an inovative scientific survey on Justice needs and satisfactory survey. The results of this would inform the Embassy in the new programming for A2J and RoL as well as other JLOS stakeholders. The followup programme to this is plan to consolidate the finding but also provide a deeper analysis and understanding of the outcomes. HiiL har ansökt om stöd på 22 500 000 kronor för att genomföra programmet “Justice Innovations Uganda” under perioden 2017-2020. Målen med projektet är att bidra till ökad tillgång till rättvisa, gott samhällsstyre och rättssäkerhet i Uganda. De tre huvudsakliga komponenterna är: Komponenten ”Data-to-action through Innovative Procedures” syftar till att förbättra hur rättssystemet fungerar genom att samla och dela data om användarnas erfarenheter av rättssystemet. Komponenten tar fram data om de problem som får störst genomslag och hur de får sin lösning. Datan skapar också ökad medvetenhet om de största rättsbehoven, kvaliteten och kostnaden för rättsprocesser. Civilsamhällesorganisationer, offentligt finansierade rättsorganisationer, akademi, olika delar av regeringen och givare får därmed faktabaserad kunskap om hur de kan påverka, prioritera och arbeta för att förbättra service och procedurer. Detta stärker möjligheten till att skapa en tydligare ”customer journey” från problem till lösning för såväl användare (customers) och de som arbetar inom rättssystemet, vilket leder till att ärenden löses mer effektivt och rättvist. Den andra komponenten – Innovating Justice Challenges – syftar till att förbättra tillgången till rättvisa genom att stödja lokala innovationer för att lösa lokala rättsutmaningar. Innovationerna är tänkta att stärka rättsinstitutioner och hitta lösningar för att förbättra rättsprocesser och policyer. Potentiella innovatörer från både privat och offentlig sektor är tänkta att bidra till effektiv implementering av innovationer för rättssystemet. Den tredje komponenten – Empowering Justice Leadership – genomförs i ett samarbete mellan rättssektorns (Justice, Law and Order Sector, JLOS) ledarskap och Global Justice Leadership Group genom stöd och råd på hög nivå inom rättssektorn. Det syftar till att utveckla stärkts och förbättrat ledarskap, kunskap, attityder och nätverk som kan bidra till att JLOS ledarskap har förmågan att skapa innovationer, utveckla och bibehålla effektiva institutioner som vägleder utövare i hela sektorn. Detta ska skapa en kultur och miljö som möjliggör för att stärka ledarskapet även på mellannivå på ett sätt som bidrar till att utveckla en hållbar rättssäkerhetstradition. Målen och metoderna för att uppnå målen är i linje med den Resultatstrategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Uganda. Insatsens totala budget är 22 500 000 kronor 2017-2020 och finansieras helt av Sida. HiiL planerar att använda ungefär 2 000 000 kronor för att stimulera innovationer inom ”Justice Innovation challenge”. The overall objective of this project was to contribute to the enhanced Access to Justice, good governance, and the rule of law. The intended outcomes were that a) people in Uganda, and in particular the disadvantaged, see more of their issues resolved fairly and effectively b) the justice sector is more innovative, open, transparent and accountable, c) stress, violence and poverty is reduced and opportunities are improved by increased access to justice and a justice system that is more inclusive. The programme had three intermediary level outcome statements Outcome 1: Increased access by justice sector stakeholders in Uganda to information on justice needs and satisfaction within Uganda. Outcome 2: Increased access for people in Uganda to innovative services or products Outcome 3: Increased dialogue at the highest level of the Uganda justice system on people centred justice. Sweden HIIL/The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency HIIL/The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7200000 0 7947000 0 -242481 0 0 0 7200000 0 3647000 0 -244200 4223332 0 0 0 15147000 HIIL/The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law 7200000 HIIL/The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law 4223332.0899999999 HIIL/The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law 3647000 HIIL/The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law -244199.57 HIIL/The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law -242481.2 HIIL/The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law Uganda 2018-2023 Uganda 2018-2023 Improved conditions for women, men, girls and boys to influence political processes, demand accountability and enjoy their human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar att påverka politiska processer, utkräva ansvar och få sina mänskliga rättigheter tillgodosedda Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for a peaceful society, strengthened legal rights and improved access to justice Förbättrade förutsättningar för ett fredligt samhälle, stärkt rättssäkerhet och förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51190027 Sweden Project about sexuality education. Projekt kring sexual undersvisning The overall objectives of the “Tikambe! Let’s Talk! Natulande! Alubulele! are that young people in Lusaka, Central, and Western Provinces are empowered to demand greater government accountability in relation to SRHR service provision and know how to uptake healthier SRH behaviours. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Social mitigation of HIV/AIDS Other Social Infrastructure & Services The Tikambe project has produced some very good results in relation to the overall objective of young people demanding greater accountability for SRHR services as well as taking on healthier SRH beahviours. In a number of instances, targets were exceeded. For example, the endline survey to measure project impact showed that 54% of the target population of 14 to 24 year olds in the four districts were exposed to Tikambe radio, Facebook or TV programmes. This translates into an estimated reach of 313,500 young people, which exceeds the initial target of 100,000 young people. In terms of the uptake of healthier SRH behaviours, those regularly exposed to Tikambe (TV, radio or Facebook, or a combination of these) were shown in the endline survey to be significantly more likely to report adopting healthier SRHR behaviours, thus making them less vulnerable to SRH risks. This included visiting a clinic, getting tested for an STI, talking to a partner about preventing STIs and getting treatment for HIV. In terms of accountability, an example of a good result, related to improving SRH services for young people is the strengthened coordination and adoption of a standard referral tool by both the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education offices at district, clinic and school levels, including by the district guidance and counselling units and district adolescent health units. Another example is the conctruction and the speedy completion of structures and spaces to be used for youth friendly services in response to recommendations made by young people during their respective dialogue meetings. A case study recorded from Katuba in Mkushi shows that through the self-assessment process and consequent dialogue meeting, an incomplete clinic structure was completed for a youth friendly corner within the agreed time as a result of the accountability process in the project. Other highlights of results from Tikambe include the following: ? Of those regularly reached, 31% said that they had done something differently in terms of their SRHR as a result of Tikambe. This included talking openly about SRH issues, using modern contraceptives, getting information on SRH issues and talking about Tikambe with friends and or family and parents. ? The vast majority of those exposed to Tikambe (TV, radio or Facebook, or a combination of these) 'agreed' or 'very much agreed' that the Tikambe programme played a role in holding to account government (93%) and local decision makers (94%) for providing sexual and reproductive health services.? Overall 82% of all respondents in the endline survey said they felt either 'a little bit' or 'very supported' by the key people in their life and community around SRHR issues (that is matters related to sex, relationships, pregnancy, STIs). Regression analysis showed that, when controlling for other factors, those who were regularly reached by Tikambe (TV, radio or Facebook, or a combination of these) were 1.8 times more likely to say that they felt ‘very supported’ by the key people in their life and community around various SRH issues than those not regularly reached by Tikambe. ? Regression analysis (controlling for other factors), showed that those who were regularly reached by Tikambe (TV, radio or Facebook, or a combination of these) were 2.1 times more likely to have visited a health centre/clinic to discuss issues related to sexual and reproductive health in the last 12 months than those not regularly reached by Tikambe. ? The endline survey showed that Tikambe has had a significant impact on knowledge and awareness of various SRH issues among audiences. This was across a number of areas including contraception and HIV testing.  In terms of outputs, a few highlights are:o 508 interactive radio magazine programmes produced and aired across four partner stations.o 41 Radio Drama programmes produced and broadcast across four radio partners.o Twelve trainings delivered on SRHR, Drama and PSA production.o The Tikambe page has now surpassed 140,000 likes (17th biggest page in Zambia).o 7,600 lessons conducted with in and out of school youths on SRHR and life skills.o 25 clinics in three provinces providing improved youth friendly SRHR services. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51190027-5119002701 Sweden Project about sexuality education. Projekt kring sexual undersvisning The overall objectives of the “Tikambe! Let’s Talk! Natulande! Alubulele! are that young people in Lusaka, Central, and Western Provinces are empowered to demand greater government accountability in relation to SRHR service provision and know how to uptake healthier SRH behaviours. Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 7600000 0 5400000 8995000 0 7600000 5400000 395000 0 4300000 0 4300000 21995000 BBC Media Action 7600000 BBC Media Action 5400000 BBC Media Action 4300000 BBC Media Action 4695000 BBC Media Action -28357.51 BBC Media Action SE-0-SE-6-51190027-5119002702 Sweden Project about sexuality education. Projekt kring sexual undersvisning The overall objectives of the “Tikambe! Let’s Talk! Natulande! Alubulele! are that young people in Lusaka, Central, and Western Provinces are empowered to demand greater government accountability in relation to SRHR service provision and know how to uptake healthier SRH behaviours. Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -28358 -28358 -28358 BBC Media Action SE-0-SE-6-51190044 Sweden Programme on gender based violence UNDP har hos Sida ansökt om extra medel uppgående till 30 miljoner kronor för att genomföra GRZ-UN Joint P Program on Gender Based Violence in Zambia under perioden 2014 till 2016 (programmet startade 2012). Detta kommer att höja det svenska bidraget till totalt 60 miljoner kronor. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att etablera en sektoröverskridande mekanism för genomförandet av anti-GBV-lagen från 2011. Insatsens totala budget uppgår till cirka 104124000 kronor. FN bidrar med 13 miljoner kronor; Irish Aid bidrar mer 12,4 miljoner kronor. The UNDP has applied for additional funding to SIDA of 30 million SEK to implement the GRZ-UN Joint Program on Gender Based Violence in Zambia during the period 2014 to 2016 (the program begun in 2012). This will bring the total Swedish Contribution to 60 million SEK. The overall objective of the intervention is to establish an integrated and multi-sectoral mechanism for the implementation of the Anti-GBV Act of 2011. The intervention's total budget is approximately SEK102 506 698 000. The UN are contributing SEK 13 000 000; the Irish Aid is contributing SEK12,400,000. To establish an integrated and multi-sectoral mechanism for the implementation of the Anti-GBV Act Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Ending violence against women and girls Government & Civil Society-general Key achievements over this period include: 1. Completion and operationalisation of six (6) GBV Fast Track Courts in Lusaka, Chipata, Choma, Kabwe, Ndola and Mongu, over and above the agreed upon target of four courts. These courts are all in operation. A Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting (MER) framework to measure progress on the operations of the fast track courts has been developed. Although the program failed to attain the set target on access to justice (the program target was that 50% of reported cases should be taken to court), the Evaluation Report showed that the fast track courts improved survivors' access to justice. For instance, 73% of the cases handled in the Kabwe fast track courts were disposed within 30 days as compared to the conventional courts which take more than two years on average to be dispose a case. 2. The creation of 21 village led one-stop centres on GBV has brought services closer to the rural population who do not have access to the civil justice system. These have increased awareness on the dangers of GBV using the traditional court system; counselling for survivors; increased access to justice through referral of serious cases to the police and reduced early marriages in target districts. 369 Traditional leaders and customary court adjudicators have been trained in GBV case management. 3. 85,799 people were reached through community, door to door and school sensitisation programs on GBV. 5,815 GBV survivors have been trained by ILO in economic empowerment skills out of which 2,769 started various business initiatives. 4. In terms of improved coordination, 45 GBV task forces comprising of relevant government departments at district level have been created by the Ministry of Gender to promote a harmonised approach and standardised response using the Multi-sectoral GBV guidelines and referral guidelines of 2015. 5. The management of GBV by the health sector has also improved  with the training of 1,563 health workers on guidelines in the provision of medical and psychosocial services to GBV survivors. As a result, 9,843 GBV survivors received medical and screening services during the program period in the target districts. in 2017, 6,110 eligible GBV survivors were supported in receiving PEP and EC services, bringing the total number to 11,231 since inception. The program has also supported the Police to revise its training curriculum to include handling GBV as well as in-service training for those already serving. The Judiciary has also been sensitised on gender equality and  GBV in particular.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51190044-5119004401 Sweden Programme on gender based violence UNDP har hos Sida ansökt om extra medel uppgående till 30 miljoner kronor för att genomföra GRZ-UN Joint P Program on Gender Based Violence in Zambia under perioden 2014 till 2016 (programmet startade 2012). Detta kommer att höja det svenska bidraget till totalt 60 miljoner kronor. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att etablera en sektoröverskridande mekanism för genomförandet av anti-GBV-lagen från 2011. Insatsens totala budget uppgår till cirka 104124000 kronor. FN bidrar med 13 miljoner kronor; Irish Aid bidrar mer 12,4 miljoner kronor. The UNDP has applied for additional funding to SIDA of 30 million SEK to implement the GRZ-UN Joint Program on Gender Based Violence in Zambia during the period 2014 to 2016 (the program begun in 2012). This will bring the total Swedish Contribution to 60 million SEK. The overall objective of the intervention is to establish an integrated and multi-sectoral mechanism for the implementation of the Anti-GBV Act of 2011. The intervention's total budget is approximately SEK102 506 698 000. The UN are contributing SEK 13 000 000; the Irish Aid is contributing SEK12,400,000. To establish an integrated and multi-sectoral mechanism for the implementation of the Anti-GBV Act Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 10000000 15000000 7500000 7500000 -7500000 20000000 10000000 7500000 15000000 0 7500000 7500000 60000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-51190044-5119004402 Sweden Programme on gender based violence UNDP har hos Sida ansökt om extra medel uppgående till 30 miljoner kronor för att genomföra GRZ-UN Joint P Program on Gender Based Violence in Zambia under perioden 2014 till 2016 (programmet startade 2012). Detta kommer att höja det svenska bidraget till totalt 60 miljoner kronor. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att etablera en sektoröverskridande mekanism för genomförandet av anti-GBV-lagen från 2011. Insatsens totala budget uppgår till cirka 104124000 kronor. FN bidrar med 13 miljoner kronor; Irish Aid bidrar mer 12,4 miljoner kronor. The UNDP has applied for additional funding to SIDA of 30 million SEK to implement the GRZ-UN Joint Program on Gender Based Violence in Zambia during the period 2014 to 2016 (the program begun in 2012). This will bring the total Swedish Contribution to 60 million SEK. The overall objective of the intervention is to establish an integrated and multi-sectoral mechanism for the implementation of the Anti-GBV Act of 2011. The intervention's total budget is approximately SEK102 506 698 000. The UN are contributing SEK 13 000 000; the Irish Aid is contributing SEK12,400,000. To establish an integrated and multi-sectoral mechanism for the implementation of the Anti-GBV Act Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -133915 -133914.59 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-51190050 Sweden Scaling up Nutrition Fund (SUN) är en gemensam finansieringsmekanism som stöds av DFID, Irish Aid och Sida och Zambias regering för att stödja den nationella First 1000 Most Critical Days Programme - ett nutritionsprogram som syftar till att förebygga kortväxthet hos barn genom att fokusera på den kritiska tiden från befruktning upp till 2 års ålder som är den viktigaste tidpunkten för intervention. Scaling up Nutrition Fund (SUN) är en gemensam finansieringsmekanism som stöds av DFID, Irish Aid och Sida och Zambias regering för att stödja den nationella First 1000 Most Critical Days Programme - ett nutritionsprogram som syftar till att förebygga kortväxthet hos barn genom att fokusera på den kritiska tiden från befruktning upp till 2 års ålder som är den viktigaste tidpunkten för intervention. The Scaling up Nutrition Fund (SUN) is a joint funding mechanism supported by DFID, Irish Aid and Sida and the Government of Zambia to support the National First 1000 Most Critical Days Program - a nutritional program aimed at preventing stunting  in children by focusing on the critical period from conception to 2 years of age which is the most important time of intervention. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Basic nutrition Basic Health To examine Programme Effects, the evaluation conducted a household survey of 2,392 households in two evaluation districts and compared with control districts. From these the evaluation found: Increases in:-Early breastfeeding initiation (10 percentage points) and knowledge (9 percentage points)- Consumption of iron rich or fortified foods (2 5 percentage points)- Likelihood of receiving a nutritionally acceptable diet (5 percentage points) Decreases in: - Likelihood of having had diarrhea in the past 2 weeks (13 percentage points)   Impact: Estimates suggest that stunting fell by 4 percentage points more in treatment districts (33% to 28%) than comparison districts (24% to 23%) although the difference is not statistically significant. Of note was the start of nutrition programmes targeting comparison districts which may have affected results. Also worth considering was the  greater positive effects on stunting in younger children who were likely to have been exposed to a full package of interventions for longer (Brudevold-Newman A. et al 2018).        No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51190050-5119005001 Sweden Scaling up Nutrition Fund (SUN) är en gemensam finansieringsmekanism som stöds av DFID, Irish Aid och Sida och Zambias regering för att stödja den nationella First 1000 Most Critical Days Programme - ett nutritionsprogram som syftar till att förebygga kortväxthet hos barn genom att fokusera på den kritiska tiden från befruktning upp till 2 års ålder som är den viktigaste tidpunkten för intervention. Scaling up Nutrition Fund (SUN) är en gemensam finansieringsmekanism som stöds av DFID, Irish Aid och Sida och Zambias regering för att stödja den nationella First 1000 Most Critical Days Programme - ett nutritionsprogram som syftar till att förebygga kortväxthet hos barn genom att fokusera på den kritiska tiden från befruktning upp till 2 års ålder som är den viktigaste tidpunkten för intervention. The Scaling up Nutrition Fund (SUN) is a joint funding mechanism supported by DFID, Irish Aid and Sida and the Government of Zambia to support the National First 1000 Most Critical Days Program - a nutritional program aimed at preventing stunting  in children by focusing on the critical period from conception to 2 years of age which is the most important time of intervention. Sweden CARE International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CARE Canada 2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons. 2.2 - Senast 2030 avskaffa alla former av undernäring, bland annat genom att senast 2025 nå de internationellt överenskomna målen i fråga om tillväxthämning och undervikt bland barn under fem år, samt tillgodose tonårsflickors, gravida och ammande kvinnors samt äldre personers näringsbehov. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 10000000 10000000 20000000 20000000 10000000 25000000 0 20000000 10000000 0 20000000 0 0 20000000 10000000 -20000000 0 10000000 -20000000 85000000 CARE Canada 25000000 CARE Canada 10000000 CARE Canada 10000000 CARE Canada 20000000 CARE Canada 10000000 CARE Canada 10000000 CARE Canada SE-0-SE-6-51190050-5119005002 Sweden Scaling up Nutrition Fund (SUN) är en gemensam finansieringsmekanism som stöds av DFID, Irish Aid och Sida och Zambias regering för att stödja den nationella First 1000 Most Critical Days Programme - ett nutritionsprogram som syftar till att förebygga kortväxthet hos barn genom att fokusera på den kritiska tiden från befruktning upp till 2 års ålder som är den viktigaste tidpunkten för intervention. Scaling up Nutrition Fund (SUN) är en gemensam finansieringsmekanism som stöds av DFID, Irish Aid och Sida och Zambias regering för att stödja den nationella First 1000 Most Critical Days Programme - ett nutritionsprogram som syftar till att förebygga kortväxthet hos barn genom att fokusera på den kritiska tiden från befruktning upp till 2 års ålder som är den viktigaste tidpunkten för intervention. The Scaling up Nutrition Fund (SUN) is a joint funding mechanism supported by DFID, Irish Aid and Sida and the Government of Zambia to support the National First 1000 Most Critical Days Program - a nutritional program aimed at preventing stunting  in children by focusing on the critical period from conception to 2 years of age which is the most important time of intervention. Sweden CARE International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CARE Canada 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.2 - Senast 2030 avskaffa alla former av undernäring, bland annat genom att senast 2025 nå de internationellt överenskomna målen i fråga om tillväxthämning och undervikt bland barn under fem år, samt tillgodose tonårsflickors, gravida och ammande kvinnors samt äldre personers näringsbehov. 2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 -9928 -9928.03 CARE Canada Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrat näringsintag för kvinnor, ungdomar och barn. Förbättrat näringsintag för kvinnor, ungdomar och barn. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51190055 Sweden Project to increase the number and quality of health peronnel in rural areas of Zambia, with the overall goal of contributing to reduction of morbidity and mortality in women and their newborn babies. The project also aims to strengthen GRZ systems for training supportive supervision and mentorship and collect evidenced on retention strategies for health personnel in rural settings Projektets syfte är att öka antalet sjukvårdare, och kvalitén av sjukvården, på zambiska landsbygden. Målet är att bidra till att minska ohälsa och dödsfall bland kvinnor och nyfödda. Projektet hoppas även bidra till att på olika sätt stärka GRZ system för att förbättra tillgång till, och kvalitén av, sjukvården på landsbygden (bl.a. genom utbildning av personal, insamling av data och mentorskapsprogram). The overall outcome of this intervention was to increase the number of quality Skilled Birth Attendants (SBA's) deployed and accessible in rural districts of Zambia,following a serious human resources for health crisis in preceding years. The SBAs health service provision is expected to increase use of preventive and curative maternal and newborn health care, with a positive health impact for the rural Zambian population.This was aimed at addressing the existing health care worker shortage which was a contributory factor to the  high maternal and neonatal mortality rates in Zambia. The main objectives were: 1) Support the Ministry of Health (MoH) to develop and strengthen systems to train and enable 3,732 new ‘mid-level’ SBAs to provide quality preventive and curative maternal and newborn health care. It was expected that a minimum of 30% of students would be recruited from and subsequently deployed back to their rural communities.2) Strengthen Government of Zambia systems for supportive supervision and clinical mentorship of SBAs post-graduation in 14 districts across Northern, Muchinga and Luapula Provinces, and collect evidence to inform government policy decisions with regards to scaling up the system nationally.3) Collect evidence on retention strategies that could be successful in retaining health workers in rural areas across Zambia. The evidence collected would be shared with the Zambian Government to inform policy decisions around health worker retention strategies. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Health personnel development Basic Health 1.Increased the number of Skilled birth attendants: CHAI assisted the Zambian MoH to improve rural enrollment and retention of health care workers by aiming to enroll 30% of students and deploying them back to serve in the rural areas after completion of training. This was based on the assumption that HCWs from rural origins were most likely to remain there. To enable government, achieve this goal, the first output of the grant was to train and enable 2,633 new ‘midlevel’ SBAs with 30% (789) eventually be deployed back to the rural areas by 2018. The grant exceeded this target by supporting 3,723 “mid-level” SBAs as primary beneficiaries and an additional 1,131 as secondary beneficiaries CHAI was responsible for the recruitment and training of 3,732 Mid-level SBAs broken as follows:• Clinical Officers General 748• Clinical Officers Anaesthesia 173• Nurses 2171• Direct Entry Midwives 473• Medical Licentiate 167 In addition 687 Specialists were trained as follows: Program of Study: Number of Students Trained BSc Human Nutrition 4 BSc Nursing 200 Advanced Diploma in Clinical Instructor 1 Advanced Diploma in Clinical Anesthesia 62 Advanced Diploma in Critical Care Nursing 32 Advanced Diploma in Pediatrics & Child Health Nursing 41 BSc Clinical Sciences 11 BSc in Nutrition & Dietetics 2 BSc Nursing & Midwifery 23 Certificate in Emergency Medical Care 5 Certificate in Midwifery 117 Certificate in Operating Theatre Nursing 32 MMed Anesthesia & IC 23 MMed General Surgery 36 MMed in Emergency Medicine 4 MMed in Pediatric Child Health 3 MMed Infectious diseases 5 MMed Internal Medicine 20 MMed Obstetrics & Gynecology 31 MMed Pediatrics & Child Health 18 MSc in Midwifery & Women's Health Programme 1 MSc in Nursing 11 MSc in Nursing & Midwifery 6 Total 687 Community Health Assistants In February of 2018, the scope of the grant was expanded to strengthen the Community Health Assistants (CHA) program. CHAs form an important link between the community and facilities providing preventive and curative services.This resulted in: 1. Increased number of qualified CHAs trained (support decentralized CHAI training)2. Strengthened systems for supportive supervision and clinical mentorship of CHAs3. Broadened evidence base for community health Provision of bridge funding for the CHA salaries- On June 1st, 2018, SIDA signed an amendment to the existing grant increasing the total cost of the grant from SEK 125,000, 000 to SEK 134,200,000. The increase was to allow for the provision of salary support for 316 CHAs from the Reproductive Maternal Newborn Child Adolescent Health & Nutrition (RMNCAHN)Program- Eastern, Southern, Muchinga and Luapula provinces for a period of six months as an interim measure, while MoH mobilized funds to absorb the CHAs onto its payroll. The MOH has since started absorbing the CHAs and intergrating them in the RMNCAHN program.  2.Infrastructural developments  Investments in infrastructure were aimed at supporting the achievement of training targets under output-1 of the grant. Given the impact that SBAs have on service utilization a budgetary allocation for infrastructure was made to support the scaling up of capacity at targeted training institutions tentatively identified by MoH as Kasama School of Nursing, Mansa School of Nursing, Chainama College of Health Sciences, Solwezi School of Nursing and Lewanika Nursing and Midwifery School in 2014. The infrastructure plan was informed by findings of the National Training Operational Plan NTOP 2013-2016 which laid out a number of priority infrastructure needs for scale up. Chainama College of Health Sciences: Construction of double-storey integrated lecture theatre, skillslab & library including furnishings. Construction of Medical Licentiate Hostel at Mansa General Hospital Kasama School of Nursing-Building 40 Bed student Hostel,150 seat classroom block and skills lab Lukupa – Kasama School of Nursing-Lukupa:Building admin block, library and skills lab Skills lab. Mansa ML practicum site-Building 2 x 48 double-storey student hostels Solwezi ML practicum site- All these facilities have since been handed over to the government. Equipment & transport CHAI bought 18 mentorship vehicles and 28 Eranger vehicles for use in the program.These vehicles have since been handed over to the government for continued use in training and supervision of SBAs. In addition CHAI equipped the training institutions with ICT and other training equipment. 3. Strengthen  Systems for Supportive Supervision and Clinical Mentorship of SBA & CHA Emergency Obstetric and New-born Care (EmONC) services are a set of interventions that address the direct causes of maternal and neonatal deaths. The specific interventions are referred to as signal functions. Health facilities, depending on the signal functions they regularly perform, are classified as providing either basic EmONC (BEmONC) or comprehensive EmONC (CEmONC). CHAI provided training & mentorship in EmONC and supported the development of the referral systems.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51190055-5119005501 Sweden Project to increase the number and quality of health peronnel in rural areas of Zambia, with the overall goal of contributing to reduction of morbidity and mortality in women and their newborn babies. The project also aims to strengthen GRZ systems for training supportive supervision and mentorship and collect evidenced on retention strategies for health personnel in rural settings Projektets syfte är att öka antalet sjukvårdare, och kvalitén av sjukvården, på zambiska landsbygden. Målet är att bidra till att minska ohälsa och dödsfall bland kvinnor och nyfödda. Projektet hoppas även bidra till att på olika sätt stärka GRZ system för att förbättra tillgång till, och kvalitén av, sjukvården på landsbygden (bl.a. genom utbildning av personal, insamling av data och mentorskapsprogram). The overall outcome of this intervention was to increase the number of quality Skilled Birth Attendants (SBA's) deployed and accessible in rural districts of Zambia,following a serious human resources for health crisis in preceding years. The SBAs health service provision is expected to increase use of preventive and curative maternal and newborn health care, with a positive health impact for the rural Zambian population.This was aimed at addressing the existing health care worker shortage which was a contributory factor to the  high maternal and neonatal mortality rates in Zambia. The main objectives were: 1) Support the Ministry of Health (MoH) to develop and strengthen systems to train and enable 3,732 new ‘mid-level’ SBAs to provide quality preventive and curative maternal and newborn health care. It was expected that a minimum of 30% of students would be recruited from and subsequently deployed back to their rural communities.2) Strengthen Government of Zambia systems for supportive supervision and clinical mentorship of SBAs post-graduation in 14 districts across Northern, Muchinga and Luapula Provinces, and collect evidence to inform government policy decisions with regards to scaling up the system nationally.3) Collect evidence on retention strategies that could be successful in retaining health workers in rural areas across Zambia. The evidence collected would be shared with the Zambian Government to inform policy decisions around health worker retention strategies. Sweden CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 3.c - Väsentligt stärka finansieringen av hälso- och sjukvården liksom insatserna för att rekrytera, utveckla, utbilda och behålla hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal i utvecklingsländerna, särskilt i de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 3.c - Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 35000000 25000000 21000000 10000000 20000000 23200000 21000000 25000000 20000000 -20000000 0 35000000 10000000 10000000 6000000 20000000 9000000 10000000 8200000 -20000000 4000000 -4000000 134200000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 35000000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 25000000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 11000000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 10000000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 10000000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 10000000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 10000000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 9000000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 6000000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 8200000 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative SE-0-SE-6-51190055-5119005502 Sweden Project to increase the number and quality of health peronnel in rural areas of Zambia, with the overall goal of contributing to reduction of morbidity and mortality in women and their newborn babies. The project also aims to strengthen GRZ systems for training supportive supervision and mentorship and collect evidenced on retention strategies for health personnel in rural settings Projektets syfte är att öka antalet sjukvårdare, och kvalitén av sjukvården, på zambiska landsbygden. Målet är att bidra till att minska ohälsa och dödsfall bland kvinnor och nyfödda. Projektet hoppas även bidra till att på olika sätt stärka GRZ system för att förbättra tillgång till, och kvalitén av, sjukvården på landsbygden (bl.a. genom utbildning av personal, insamling av data och mentorskapsprogram). The overall outcome of this intervention was to increase the number of quality Skilled Birth Attendants (SBA's) deployed and accessible in rural districts of Zambia,following a serious human resources for health crisis in preceding years. The SBAs health service provision is expected to increase use of preventive and curative maternal and newborn health care, with a positive health impact for the rural Zambian population.This was aimed at addressing the existing health care worker shortage which was a contributory factor to the  high maternal and neonatal mortality rates in Zambia. The main objectives were: 1) Support the Ministry of Health (MoH) to develop and strengthen systems to train and enable 3,732 new ‘mid-level’ SBAs to provide quality preventive and curative maternal and newborn health care. It was expected that a minimum of 30% of students would be recruited from and subsequently deployed back to their rural communities.2) Strengthen Government of Zambia systems for supportive supervision and clinical mentorship of SBAs post-graduation in 14 districts across Northern, Muchinga and Luapula Provinces, and collect evidence to inform government policy decisions with regards to scaling up the system nationally.3) Collect evidence on retention strategies that could be successful in retaining health workers in rural areas across Zambia. The evidence collected would be shared with the Zambian Government to inform policy decisions around health worker retention strategies. Sweden CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 3.c - Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States. 3.c - Väsentligt stärka finansieringen av hälso- och sjukvården liksom insatserna för att rekrytera, utveckla, utbilda och behålla hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal i utvecklingsländerna, särskilt i de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -21642 -21642.14 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Ökad och jämlik tillgång till hälso-och sjukvård med fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar och barn. Ökad och jämlik tillgång till hälso-och sjukvård med fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar och barn. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51190061 Sweden IAPRI's approach to achieving beneficial changes in Zambia's agricultural sector are the three pillars of research, outreach/stakeholder consultation, and capacity building. IAPRI believes that achieving sustainable, long-term improvements in agriculture requires being cognizant of the environmental impacts of agriculture, the effects of climate change on small-scale producers, IAPRI's approach to achieving beneficial changes in Zambia's agricultural sector are the three pillars of research, outreach/stakeholder consultation, and capacity building. IAPRI believes that achieving sustainable, long-term improvements in agriculture requires being cognizant of the environmental impacts of agriculture, the effects of climate change on small-scale producers, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Agricultural development Agriculture Indaba Agricultural Policy Research Institute (IAPRI) completed analysis and dissemination of various research outputs in the agricultural sector that directly informed debates related to agricultural development in Zambia.These works are ingredients that the country can use to formulate policies that can hasten broad-based sustainable agricultural growth and rural poverty reduction.  During the reporting period, IAPRI reported the progress made towards the fulfilment of the high level indicators as indicated in the agreed results framework.  The following are some of the reported achievements;  1. IAPRI revealed that due to their skills, they were able to establish the current status of Climate Smart Agriculture in Zambia (CSA). The processed data  from RALs indicate that CSA has increased by 1.1% and 1.8% in areas with long standing history of CA promotion. 2. IAPRI reported that  due to their advocacy work, there was an increase of private sector participation in the purchases of maize eg in 2017, it was reported that the private sector purchased about 51.6% of the total reported purchases.  3. IAPRI reported that it contributed to the improved agricultural policy environment through its various interactions. eg the GRZ adopted 100% in the distribution of agricultural inputs through e-voucher country wide. IAPRI attributed this to the many discussion forums that they organised.  4.IAPRI facilitated various platforms that hosted a number of outreach activities with different stakeholders and at different forums to discuss agricultural policy related issues e.g with parliamentarians, provincial level technical staff etc. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51190061-5119006101 Sweden IAPRI's approach to achieving beneficial changes in Zambia's agricultural sector are the three pillars of research, outreach/stakeholder consultation, and capacity building. IAPRI believes that achieving sustainable, long-term improvements in agriculture requires being cognizant of the environmental impacts of agriculture, the effects of climate change on small-scale producers, IAPRI's approach to achieving beneficial changes in Zambia's agricultural sector are the three pillars of research, outreach/stakeholder consultation, and capacity building. IAPRI believes that achieving sustainable, long-term improvements in agriculture requires being cognizant of the environmental impacts of agriculture, the effects of climate change on small-scale producers, Sweden IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 9660000 9660000 14360000 9660000 9660000 9660000 9660000 0 14360000 9660000 9660000 0 9660000 -9660000 0 53000000 University College Research Other 9660000 University College Research Other 9660000 University College Research Other 14360000 University College Research Other 9660000 University College Research Other 9660000 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-51190061-5119006102 Sweden IAPRI's approach to achieving beneficial changes in Zambia's agricultural sector are the three pillars of research, outreach/stakeholder consultation, and capacity building. IAPRI believes that achieving sustainable, long-term improvements in agriculture requires being cognizant of the environmental impacts of agriculture, the effects of climate change on small-scale producers, IAPRI's approach to achieving beneficial changes in Zambia's agricultural sector are the three pillars of research, outreach/stakeholder consultation, and capacity building. IAPRI believes that achieving sustainable, long-term improvements in agriculture requires being cognizant of the environmental impacts of agriculture, the effects of climate change on small-scale producers, Sweden IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -12829.62 University College Research Other Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-51200057 Sweden Framework agreement for financial follow up of audits regarding contribution agreements. Ramavtal med lokala revisionsfirmor för finansiell uppföljning och revision av insatsavtal Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burkina Faso Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-51200057-5120005701 Sweden Framework agreement for financial follow up of audits regarding contribution agreements. Ramavtal med lokala revisionsfirmor för finansiell uppföljning och revision av insatsavtal Sweden Other Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 121736 0 0 1000000 0 -1000000 -878264 1000000 121736 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 121736 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-51200057-5120005702 Sweden Framework agreement for financial follow up of audits regarding contribution agreements. Ramavtal med lokala revisionsfirmor för finansiell uppföljning och revision av insatsavtal Sweden Other Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 515684 104175 178241 0 9429 104175 0 0 11021 26969 290025 619859 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 9428.69 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 178241 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 11021 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 26968.7 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 290025 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 104175 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Strengthen respect for the rule of law and access to justice Stärkt respekt för rättsstatens principer och tillgång till rättvisa Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51230009 Sweden The priorities of the program are to promote an enabling environment for CSOs in Sudan; to promote a meaningful and structured participation of CSOs in policies and programmes; to increase local CSOs capacity to perform their roles as independent development actors more effectively; and to support efforts increasing sustainability of CSO work. Insatsen är ett stöd till civila samhället i Sudan i enlighet med EU-kommissionens (EUKOMs) beslut Commission Implementing Decision of 28.10.2014 respektive 30.06.2015 för perioden 2014-2015 resp. 2015-2017, dess annex I "Action Document for Enhancing Civil Society Organisations' contributions to governance and development processes at country level" (Strategic objective 1.1) och de landspecifika riktlinjerna "Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) Thematic Programme: Guidelines for grant applicants" (Call for proposals). Dessa beslut och riktlinjer ligger under EUs övergripande tematiska program "Multi-Annual Indicative Programme for the Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities Thematic Programme 2014-2020". Sudan är ett av f n 56 länder som omfattas av dess CSO-stöd. Sverige föreslås stödja CSO-programmet i Sudan med SEK 30 000 000, som ett komplement till EUs stöd om EUR 5 000 000. Förslaget är att Sverige endast ger stöd till civila samhället (riktlinjernas Lot 1, motsvarande strategiskt mål 1.1 i annex I Action Document), ej till lokala offentliga förvaltningar (Lot 2), och detta då den svenska samarbetsstrategin tydligt betonar att Sverige inte ska söka ge direkt stöd till den sudanesiska staten. Till grund för utformandet av EUs stöd till civila samhället i Sudan ligger EU-delegationens (EUD) lokala strategi för EUs (EU och medlemsstaters) engagemang avseeende stöd till civila samhället i Sudan, "Sudan EU Country Roadmap for Engagement with Civil Society 2014-2017". Sida ingår ett delegerat partnerskap med EUKOM genom ett Transfer Agreement (TA) i stöd till CSO-programmet i Sudan. Programmet och partnerskapet är sammanfattat i det för Sida presenterade programdokumentet "Description of the action and of the delegated tasks: Multi-Annual Action Programme 2015-2017, Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities - Lot 1, Enhance CSO's contributions to governance and development process in Sudan" (Description of the action; September 2015), som utgör bilaga 1 till avtalet Transfer Agreement mellan Sida och EUKOM. De två huvudmålen för insatsen är: 1. "Building capacities of CSOs to promote improved democratic governance through advocacy, networking and policy dialogue with a view to ultimately empower citizens" och 2. "Improving population access to and benefit from quality services and promoting inclusive and sustainable development and growth through community mobilization, with a particular focus on remote and rural areas". Utifrån dessa målområden kommer projekt att väljas genom en urvalsprocess i två steg från Call for proposals. Exempel på aktiviteter under målområde 1 är sådana som bidrar till att stärka civila samhällets kunskap och kapacitet v g analys, påverkansarbete, nätverkande och samordning, aktiviteter som främjar möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande (t ex arbete med anti-korruption, tillgång till information, rättsreformer), aktiviteter som generellt verkar för ett ökat demokratiskt utrymme och för civila samhällets möjligheter att delta i och påverka beslutsfattande, liksom aktiviteter som särskilt inriktar sig på unga som förändringsaktörer. Under målområde 2 är exempel på aktiviteter sådana som stärker kapaciteten hos gräsrotsorganisationer att kunna mobilisera lokala krafter för förändring, aktiviteter som bidrar till förbättrade samhällstjänster genom partnerskap mellan CS-organisationer, lokala förvaltningar och privata sektorn, aktiviteter för ökad tillgång till utbildning och till grundläggande hälsotjänster för särskilt marginaliserade grupper och aktiviteter som bidrar till jobbskapande och förbättrad försörjning. Nationella/lokala sökanden, särskilt sårbara grupper, särskilt utsatta områden utanför urbana miljöer, gräsrotsorganisationer och kapacitetsutveckling är fem prioriterade dimensioner som ger enskilda projektförslag högre relevans i urvalet. Vidare, aspekter som ger förslag ett mervärde är sådana som bygger på "best practices" och innovation, sådana som bidrar till dialog och partnerskap mellan CS-aktörer och mellan civila samhället, regering och myndigheter, samt aktiviteter som utgör komplement till redan existerande insatser och stärker synergier. Urvalsprocessen av projekt under CSO-LA-programmet påbörjades i slutet av mars 2015, då EUD i Khartoum gjorde annonseringen för Call for proposals. Enligt den tentativa tidsplanen kommer urval av projekt och kontrakteringar att ske under 2015, 2016 respektive 2017, där den första omgången av urval sker i oktober-november 2015. Startperioden för enskilda projekt kommer därmed att skifta, med senaste start i december 2017. Med en projektperiod på upp till 36 månader samt ytterligare 12 månader för att hantera ev förseningar, förlängningar och avslut, ska programmet vara helt avslutat hos EU den 31 december 2021. Beredskap att följa upp insatsen under en längre tid måste därför finnas hos Sida. Utbetalningen av det svenska stödet planeras till budgetår 2015 (en utbetalning) respektive 2016 (två utbetalningar) för att rymmas inom ramen för den svenska resultatstrategin för Sudan. CSO-LA-programmets övergripande syfte var att, i EU:s partnerländer, stärka civilsamhällesorganisationer och lokala förvaltningar i policyformulering och deras kapacitet att leverera grundläggande samhällstjänster till de fattigaste och därmed bidra till fattigdomsminskning för en hållbar utveckling. CSO-LA-programmet syftade även till stärkt kapacitet hos civila samhället och lokala förvaltningar som en förutsättning för ett mer jämlikt, öppet och demokratiskt samhälle genom stöd till deras egna initiativ. CSO-delen av programmet hade på global nivå som mål att stärka civilsamhällesorganisationers bidrag till samhällsstyrning och utvecklingsprocesser som: a) aktörer i samhällsstyrning och för ansvarsutkrävande b) parter i främjandet av social utveckling c) intressenter i främjandet av en inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt Förväntade långsiktiga resultat var en förbättrad miljö för civila samhället att verka i, stärkt kapacitet och professionalitet hos civila samhället, stärkta CSO-nätverk och stärkt kapacitet hos civila samhället att bidra till debatt och politiska beslut. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Sudan (the) Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general I november 2015 ingick Sida och Europeiska unionen (EU) ett Transfer Agreement (SE / DCI-CSO-LA / 2015/38045) i syfte att samfinansiera insatsen: "CivilSociety Organisations and Local Authorities, Actions in Partner Countries (Sudan) - Enhance CSOs contributions to governance and development processes". I december 2017 kontrakterade EU-delegationen fyra civilsamhällsorganisationer med finansiering från Sidas bidrag till programmet. Dessa aktörer ansökte i en öppen ansökningsprocess. De fyra civila samhällsorganisationer som EU-delegationen kontrakterade 2017 var: Plan International (Kassala), Danske Flyktinghjaelpen (centrala Darfur), SOS Sahel (östra Sudan) och Maa Baaad Nanmo (kvinnor och flickor) implementerad genom Search For Common Ground (SFCG). EUDEV beslöt 2019 att slopa öppen ansökningsprocess och valde att i stället direkt kontakta relevanta partners. Internews kom därefter in som ny partner. Vissa övergripande resultat kan observeras: Kvinnors egenmakt Ett viktigt övergripande resultat som har direkt relevant för den svenska strategin är att aktörerna särskilt har fokuserat på att stärka kvinnor och unga och har särskilt fokuserats på kvinnors egenmakt. Det övergripande målet med projektet var att öka kapaciteten, nätverken och möjligheterna hos sudanesiska civilsamhällesorganisationer för att förbättra sårbara kvinnors och flickors tillgång till multisektoriell utveckling i delstaterna West Kordofan, South Kordofan, Blue Nile, El Gadaref och Kassala. De specifika målen med åtgärden var: (i) Öka kapaciteten hos riktade CSO:er inom "Common Ground-metoden", inom tekniska områden relevanta för deras sektor och förvaltning, för att förbättra deras effektivitet; (ii) Förbättra samarbetet mellan CSO:er som arbetar med utvecklingsfrågor som påverkar utsatta kvinnor och flickor, samt mellan CSO:er och myndigheter, för mer sammanhängande insatser för att förbättra tillgången till tjänster. Projektet genomförde en base line study och kartlade 146 civilsamhälleliga organisationer i de utvalda samhällena, etablerade regionala subnationella kvinnonätverk och faciliterade 15 regionala forum med NGO:er samt 15 CSO- och regionala regeringar. Projektet har etablerat fem CSO-nätverk som resulterat i sex CSO-nätverksmöten och diskussioner, 10 påverkansbesök och gemensamma informationskampanjer, vilka inkluderar; teaterföreställning (26 sessioner), 120 avsnitt som tar upp kvinnors rättigheter via delstatsradion i de fem utvalda delstaterna, samt produktion av en serietidning. Projektet har även genomfört 10 utbildningar inom informations-, kommunikations- och påverkansarbete, ledarskapsutbildning för personal från 11 civilsamhälleliga organisationer, 3 deltagande workshops för teateraktivister, utbildning av journalister och 25 utbildningar av utbildare med fokus på tekniska frågor. Trots utmaningarna med politisk instabilitet på nationell och delstatlig nivå, försämrad ekonomisk situation samt protester och civil olydnad efter militärkuppen, har projektet bidragit till förbättrad operativ kapacitet hos lokala icke-statliga organisationer. Särskilt har den förbättrat samarbetet, stärkt nätverkande och påverkansarbete bland NGO:er och civilsamhälleliga organisationer som verkar i de utvalda delstaterna, samt mellan civilsamhällen och lokala myndigheter. Stöd till fri media Efter militärkuppen den 25 oktober 2021 och under hela 2022 fortsatte pressfriheten, yttrandefriheten och det civila utrymmet att vara kraftigt begränsade, med återkommande och godtyckliga gripanden samt trakasserier av journalister och civilsamhällesaktörer. Genom den lokala partnern Internews stöttade EU projektet fri media i Sudan med syfte att stärka sudanesiska medborgare genom media och information att delta i samhällsdiskussioner, debatter, styrning och fredsprocesser under Sudans övergångsperiod. Internews stöttade i sin tur sex oberoende sudanesiska medier att effektivt och säkert anpassa sig till de nya utmaningarna och potentiella möjligheterna; förbättra deras förmåga att säkert rapportera och publicera nyheter på ett tillförlitligt, professionellt och konflikt- och könskänsligt sätt; och öka deras motståndskraft. Anmärkningsvärda händelser under projektets livstid inkluderar COVID-19-pandemin, militärmaktövertagandet i oktober 2021 och konflikten i april 2023. Var och en av dessa händelser tvingade Internews att anpassa projektets aktiviteter för att säkerställa deltagarnas säkerhet, möta akuta behov och agera inom realistiska begränsningar. Anpassningarna inkluderade att byta aktiviteter från fysisk till virtuell eller hybrid, öka fokus på nödsituationer, skjuta upp aktiviteter och ställa in vissa där det behövdes. Projektet var avgörande för att säkerställa att lokala oberoende medier (1) förblev verksamma i utmanande sammanhang, (2) utvecklades och utökades för att nå nya målgrupper, och (3) förbättrade kvaliteten på deras innehåll. Respondenterna i slututvärderingen sade att projektet fungerat som en "livlina" för dem (se 24/000341-29). Projektet gick bortom enkel kapacitetsuppbyggnad för att uppnå hållbara resultat genom att stödja partners psykosociala välbefinnande, stärka deras digitala säkerhetsmedvetenhet, tillhandahålla resurser och utrustning samt säkerställa att utbildningarna anpassades efter partnernas behov baserat på individuella bedömningar. Projektet visade motståndskraft och anpassningsförmåga inför betydande utmaningar och uppnådde betydande påverkan i att stärka sudanesiska medier och medborgare. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51230009-5123000901 Sweden The priorities of the program are to promote an enabling environment for CSOs in Sudan; to promote a meaningful and structured participation of CSOs in policies and programmes; to increase local CSOs capacity to perform their roles as independent development actors more effectively; and to support efforts increasing sustainability of CSO work. Insatsen är ett stöd till civila samhället i Sudan i enlighet med EU-kommissionens (EUKOMs) beslut Commission Implementing Decision of 28.10.2014 respektive 30.06.2015 för perioden 2014-2015 resp. 2015-2017, dess annex I "Action Document for Enhancing Civil Society Organisations' contributions to governance and development processes at country level" (Strategic objective 1.1) och de landspecifika riktlinjerna "Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) Thematic Programme: Guidelines for grant applicants" (Call for proposals). Dessa beslut och riktlinjer ligger under EUs övergripande tematiska program "Multi-Annual Indicative Programme for the Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities Thematic Programme 2014-2020". Sudan är ett av f n 56 länder som omfattas av dess CSO-stöd. Sverige föreslås stödja CSO-programmet i Sudan med SEK 30 000 000, som ett komplement till EUs stöd om EUR 5 000 000. Förslaget är att Sverige endast ger stöd till civila samhället (riktlinjernas Lot 1, motsvarande strategiskt mål 1.1 i annex I Action Document), ej till lokala offentliga förvaltningar (Lot 2), och detta då den svenska samarbetsstrategin tydligt betonar att Sverige inte ska söka ge direkt stöd till den sudanesiska staten. Till grund för utformandet av EUs stöd till civila samhället i Sudan ligger EU-delegationens (EUD) lokala strategi för EUs (EU och medlemsstaters) engagemang avseeende stöd till civila samhället i Sudan, "Sudan EU Country Roadmap for Engagement with Civil Society 2014-2017". Sida ingår ett delegerat partnerskap med EUKOM genom ett Transfer Agreement (TA) i stöd till CSO-programmet i Sudan. Programmet och partnerskapet är sammanfattat i det för Sida presenterade programdokumentet "Description of the action and of the delegated tasks: Multi-Annual Action Programme 2015-2017, Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities - Lot 1, Enhance CSO's contributions to governance and development process in Sudan" (Description of the action; September 2015), som utgör bilaga 1 till avtalet Transfer Agreement mellan Sida och EUKOM. De två huvudmålen för insatsen är: 1. "Building capacities of CSOs to promote improved democratic governance through advocacy, networking and policy dialogue with a view to ultimately empower citizens" och 2. "Improving population access to and benefit from quality services and promoting inclusive and sustainable development and growth through community mobilization, with a particular focus on remote and rural areas". Utifrån dessa målområden kommer projekt att väljas genom en urvalsprocess i två steg från Call for proposals. Exempel på aktiviteter under målområde 1 är sådana som bidrar till att stärka civila samhällets kunskap och kapacitet v g analys, påverkansarbete, nätverkande och samordning, aktiviteter som främjar möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande (t ex arbete med anti-korruption, tillgång till information, rättsreformer), aktiviteter som generellt verkar för ett ökat demokratiskt utrymme och för civila samhällets möjligheter att delta i och påverka beslutsfattande, liksom aktiviteter som särskilt inriktar sig på unga som förändringsaktörer. Under målområde 2 är exempel på aktiviteter sådana som stärker kapaciteten hos gräsrotsorganisationer att kunna mobilisera lokala krafter för förändring, aktiviteter som bidrar till förbättrade samhällstjänster genom partnerskap mellan CS-organisationer, lokala förvaltningar och privata sektorn, aktiviteter för ökad tillgång till utbildning och till grundläggande hälsotjänster för särskilt marginaliserade grupper och aktiviteter som bidrar till jobbskapande och förbättrad försörjning. Nationella/lokala sökanden, särskilt sårbara grupper, särskilt utsatta områden utanför urbana miljöer, gräsrotsorganisationer och kapacitetsutveckling är fem prioriterade dimensioner som ger enskilda projektförslag högre relevans i urvalet. Vidare, aspekter som ger förslag ett mervärde är sådana som bygger på "best practices" och innovation, sådana som bidrar till dialog och partnerskap mellan CS-aktörer och mellan civila samhället, regering och myndigheter, samt aktiviteter som utgör komplement till redan existerande insatser och stärker synergier. Urvalsprocessen av projekt under CSO-LA-programmet påbörjades i slutet av mars 2015, då EUD i Khartoum gjorde annonseringen för Call for proposals. Enligt den tentativa tidsplanen kommer urval av projekt och kontrakteringar att ske under 2015, 2016 respektive 2017, där den första omgången av urval sker i oktober-november 2015. Startperioden för enskilda projekt kommer därmed att skifta, med senaste start i december 2017. Med en projektperiod på upp till 36 månader samt ytterligare 12 månader för att hantera ev förseningar, förlängningar och avslut, ska programmet vara helt avslutat hos EU den 31 december 2021. Beredskap att följa upp insatsen under en längre tid måste därför finnas hos Sida. Utbetalningen av det svenska stödet planeras till budgetår 2015 (en utbetalning) respektive 2016 (två utbetalningar) för att rymmas inom ramen för den svenska resultatstrategin för Sudan. CSO-LA-programmets övergripande syfte var att, i EU:s partnerländer, stärka civilsamhällesorganisationer och lokala förvaltningar i policyformulering och deras kapacitet att leverera grundläggande samhällstjänster till de fattigaste och därmed bidra till fattigdomsminskning för en hållbar utveckling. CSO-LA-programmet syftade även till stärkt kapacitet hos civila samhället och lokala förvaltningar som en förutsättning för ett mer jämlikt, öppet och demokratiskt samhälle genom stöd till deras egna initiativ. CSO-delen av programmet hade på global nivå som mål att stärka civilsamhällesorganisationers bidrag till samhällsstyrning och utvecklingsprocesser som: a) aktörer i samhällsstyrning och för ansvarsutkrävande b) parter i främjandet av social utveckling c) intressenter i främjandet av en inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt Förväntade långsiktiga resultat var en förbättrad miljö för civila samhället att verka i, stärkt kapacitet och professionalitet hos civila samhället, stärkta CSO-nätverk och stärkt kapacitet hos civila samhället att bidra till debatt och politiska beslut. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EU Institution Other 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 15000000 15000000 15000000 15000000 0 7500000 -7500000 30000000 EU Institution Other 15000000 EU Institution Other 7500000 EU Institution Other 7500000 EU Institution Other SE-0-SE-6-51230009-5123000902 Sweden The priorities of the program are to promote an enabling environment for CSOs in Sudan; to promote a meaningful and structured participation of CSOs in policies and programmes; to increase local CSOs capacity to perform their roles as independent development actors more effectively; and to support efforts increasing sustainability of CSO work. Insatsen är ett stöd till civila samhället i Sudan i enlighet med EU-kommissionens (EUKOMs) beslut Commission Implementing Decision of 28.10.2014 respektive 30.06.2015 för perioden 2014-2015 resp. 2015-2017, dess annex I "Action Document for Enhancing Civil Society Organisations' contributions to governance and development processes at country level" (Strategic objective 1.1) och de landspecifika riktlinjerna "Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) Thematic Programme: Guidelines for grant applicants" (Call for proposals). Dessa beslut och riktlinjer ligger under EUs övergripande tematiska program "Multi-Annual Indicative Programme for the Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities Thematic Programme 2014-2020". Sudan är ett av f n 56 länder som omfattas av dess CSO-stöd. Sverige föreslås stödja CSO-programmet i Sudan med SEK 30 000 000, som ett komplement till EUs stöd om EUR 5 000 000. Förslaget är att Sverige endast ger stöd till civila samhället (riktlinjernas Lot 1, motsvarande strategiskt mål 1.1 i annex I Action Document), ej till lokala offentliga förvaltningar (Lot 2), och detta då den svenska samarbetsstrategin tydligt betonar att Sverige inte ska söka ge direkt stöd till den sudanesiska staten. Till grund för utformandet av EUs stöd till civila samhället i Sudan ligger EU-delegationens (EUD) lokala strategi för EUs (EU och medlemsstaters) engagemang avseeende stöd till civila samhället i Sudan, "Sudan EU Country Roadmap for Engagement with Civil Society 2014-2017". Sida ingår ett delegerat partnerskap med EUKOM genom ett Transfer Agreement (TA) i stöd till CSO-programmet i Sudan. Programmet och partnerskapet är sammanfattat i det för Sida presenterade programdokumentet "Description of the action and of the delegated tasks: Multi-Annual Action Programme 2015-2017, Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities - Lot 1, Enhance CSO's contributions to governance and development process in Sudan" (Description of the action; September 2015), som utgör bilaga 1 till avtalet Transfer Agreement mellan Sida och EUKOM. De två huvudmålen för insatsen är: 1. "Building capacities of CSOs to promote improved democratic governance through advocacy, networking and policy dialogue with a view to ultimately empower citizens" och 2. "Improving population access to and benefit from quality services and promoting inclusive and sustainable development and growth through community mobilization, with a particular focus on remote and rural areas". Utifrån dessa målområden kommer projekt att väljas genom en urvalsprocess i två steg från Call for proposals. Exempel på aktiviteter under målområde 1 är sådana som bidrar till att stärka civila samhällets kunskap och kapacitet v g analys, påverkansarbete, nätverkande och samordning, aktiviteter som främjar möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande (t ex arbete med anti-korruption, tillgång till information, rättsreformer), aktiviteter som generellt verkar för ett ökat demokratiskt utrymme och för civila samhällets möjligheter att delta i och påverka beslutsfattande, liksom aktiviteter som särskilt inriktar sig på unga som förändringsaktörer. Under målområde 2 är exempel på aktiviteter sådana som stärker kapaciteten hos gräsrotsorganisationer att kunna mobilisera lokala krafter för förändring, aktiviteter som bidrar till förbättrade samhällstjänster genom partnerskap mellan CS-organisationer, lokala förvaltningar och privata sektorn, aktiviteter för ökad tillgång till utbildning och till grundläggande hälsotjänster för särskilt marginaliserade grupper och aktiviteter som bidrar till jobbskapande och förbättrad försörjning. Nationella/lokala sökanden, särskilt sårbara grupper, särskilt utsatta områden utanför urbana miljöer, gräsrotsorganisationer och kapacitetsutveckling är fem prioriterade dimensioner som ger enskilda projektförslag högre relevans i urvalet. Vidare, aspekter som ger förslag ett mervärde är sådana som bygger på "best practices" och innovation, sådana som bidrar till dialog och partnerskap mellan CS-aktörer och mellan civila samhället, regering och myndigheter, samt aktiviteter som utgör komplement till redan existerande insatser och stärker synergier. Urvalsprocessen av projekt under CSO-LA-programmet påbörjades i slutet av mars 2015, då EUD i Khartoum gjorde annonseringen för Call for proposals. Enligt den tentativa tidsplanen kommer urval av projekt och kontrakteringar att ske under 2015, 2016 respektive 2017, där den första omgången av urval sker i oktober-november 2015. Startperioden för enskilda projekt kommer därmed att skifta, med senaste start i december 2017. Med en projektperiod på upp till 36 månader samt ytterligare 12 månader för att hantera ev förseningar, förlängningar och avslut, ska programmet vara helt avslutat hos EU den 31 december 2021. Beredskap att följa upp insatsen under en längre tid måste därför finnas hos Sida. Utbetalningen av det svenska stödet planeras till budgetår 2015 (en utbetalning) respektive 2016 (två utbetalningar) för att rymmas inom ramen för den svenska resultatstrategin för Sudan. CSO-LA-programmets övergripande syfte var att, i EU:s partnerländer, stärka civilsamhällesorganisationer och lokala förvaltningar i policyformulering och deras kapacitet att leverera grundläggande samhällstjänster till de fattigaste och därmed bidra till fattigdomsminskning för en hållbar utveckling. CSO-LA-programmet syftade även till stärkt kapacitet hos civila samhället och lokala förvaltningar som en förutsättning för ett mer jämlikt, öppet och demokratiskt samhälle genom stöd till deras egna initiativ. CSO-delen av programmet hade på global nivå som mål att stärka civilsamhällesorganisationers bidrag till samhällsstyrning och utvecklingsprocesser som: a) aktörer i samhällsstyrning och för ansvarsutkrävande b) parter i främjandet av social utveckling c) intressenter i främjandet av en inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt Förväntade långsiktiga resultat var en förbättrad miljö för civila samhället att verka i, stärkt kapacitet och professionalitet hos civila samhället, stärkta CSO-nätverk och stärkt kapacitet hos civila samhället att bidra till debatt och politiska beslut. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EU Institution Other 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -4249163 -4249163 -4249163 EU Institution Other -4249162.5099999998 EU Institution Other Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 Improved rule of law, increased transparency, and strengthened conditions for accountability Förbättrad rättssäkerhet och ökad transparens samt stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51240025 Sweden The proposed intervention by UNFPA 'Empower and Fulfilled' has an activity period of four years 2016-2020 with a total cost of SEK 44 million; of this amount, the expected Swedish contribution is expected to be SEK 40 million, with Sweden as the only main donor. UNFPA intends to allocate SEK 4million from its own Resources. The project has a medium term goal to increase access and utilization of sexual reproductive health and family planning services by young people between the ages of 10-19 years, with a long term goal to contribute to the reduction of the high rate of teenage pregnancies in Liberia. The main development problem the intervention seeks to address is the limited access to the full realization of the sexual and reproductive Health and rights particularly of adolescent girls and boys. UNFPAs föreslagna projekt 'Empower and Fulfilled' har en aktivitetsperiod om fyra år under 2016-2020 och en total projektkostnad om 44 miljoner SEK, varav Sverige avser bidra med 40 miljoner SEK som den enda givaren. UNFPA ska själva bidra med 4 miljoner SEK. Projektet har ett mål på medellång sikt att öka tillgången och användningen av service för sexuell- och reproduktiv hälsa samt familjeplanering bland unga människor mellan 10 och 19 år. Det långsiktiga målet är att bidra till en minskad andel tonårsgraviditeter i Liberia, vilket för närvarande ligger på en hög nivå . Det huvudsakliga utvecklingsproblemet som insatsen avser att bemöta är den nu begränsade möjligheten att nyttja sina rättigheter inom sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa, särskilt för unga flickor och pojkar. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Liberia Family planning Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health The project is in its third year of the implementation and remained focus on its goal to  contribute to the reduction in the high rate of  teenage pregnancy in four counties of the south east of Liberia: Grand Gedeh, Maryland, Grand Kru and River Gee. The project  provided targeted clients access to sexual and reproductive health and rights information and services (family planning, ANC 4th visit, Delivery in health facility and STIs). Thanks to the programme, a cumulative total of number of 180,789 clients have accessed SRHR services from 30 Ministry of Health facilities, and through 20 community delivery sites in the four counties. Through the project, the Public Health Law is in the process of being  revised to include access to safe abortion care services up to 24 weeks and access to family planning service for adolescents without parental consent. The ongoing revision of the Public Health Law constitutes an important step in making access to safe abortion care services and family planning available for adolescents. These services are crucial when it comes to vital life decisions. The services can give adolescents power to make decisions over their own lives by providing them with the necessary tools for safe and enjoyable sexual experience without coercion, risk of contracting diseases or unwanted pregnancies. Access to these services could have a strengthening mechanism for women in particular by empowering them and making them more independent; in domestic as well as in working life.     Liberia Ministry of Health is leading the revision of the Public Health Law with strong commitment from the Chief Medical Officer of Liberia. When revised, the Public Health Law has to meet the approval of the Legislature and the President of Liberia for it to take effect. The relaxation on the restriction to right to safe abortion and family planning for adolescent without parental consent are important changes that will bring Liberia in line with its international commitment under the Maputo Protocol which in Article 14 establishes for women right to control their fertility, the right whether to have children, the number of children and the spacing of children as well as the right to chose any form of contraception. The programme has further contributed to National School Health Policy being validated and endorsed by the government.  The school health program has trained a total of 41 teachers from 20 schools in SRHR information dissemination, mentorship and coaching as pilot for the program. In addition, school-based Sexuality Education has been operationalised in accordance with international standards and integrated into the National Education Curriculum for primary and secondary schools and out-of-school youth (OSY). One result of this is that a total number of 24,840 young people have benefited from sexuality education (SCE), delivered by 397 persons trained in comprehensive sexuality education from 50 schools. A gender-responsive sexuality education manual has been developed with the aim to deliver out of-school sexuality education that conform with international standards. The project also targets out of school young people (10-19 years) and has provided 4.951 adolescents with quality comprehensive sexuality education through Women Susu clubs in out-of-school settings.    These sample results were presented at development cooperation meeting for quality review of the conclusion on performance and a main observation was to encourage UNFPA within its final annual reporting to also specify qualitative results especially in terms attitude change in the behaviours of adolescents and the providers of SRHR services for adolescents. Here is a video to give some insights about UNFPA work on the field: https://liberia.unfpa.org/en/video/family-planning-saving-lives-liberia       No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51240025-5124002501 Sweden The proposed intervention by UNFPA 'Empower and Fulfilled' has an activity period of four years 2016-2020 with a total cost of SEK 44 million; of this amount, the expected Swedish contribution is expected to be SEK 40 million, with Sweden as the only main donor. UNFPA intends to allocate SEK 4million from its own Resources. The project has a medium term goal to increase access and utilization of sexual reproductive health and family planning services by young people between the ages of 10-19 years, with a long term goal to contribute to the reduction of the high rate of teenage pregnancies in Liberia. The main development problem the intervention seeks to address is the limited access to the full realization of the sexual and reproductive Health and rights particularly of adolescent girls and boys. UNFPAs föreslagna projekt 'Empower and Fulfilled' har en aktivitetsperiod om fyra år under 2016-2020 och en total projektkostnad om 44 miljoner SEK, varav Sverige avser bidra med 40 miljoner SEK som den enda givaren. UNFPA ska själva bidra med 4 miljoner SEK. Projektet har ett mål på medellång sikt att öka tillgången och användningen av service för sexuell- och reproduktiv hälsa samt familjeplanering bland unga människor mellan 10 och 19 år. Det långsiktiga målet är att bidra till en minskad andel tonårsgraviditeter i Liberia, vilket för närvarande ligger på en hög nivå . Det huvudsakliga utvecklingsproblemet som insatsen avser att bemöta är den nu begränsade möjligheten att nyttja sina rättigheter inom sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa, särskilt för unga flickor och pojkar. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 21400000 10000000 10000000 8400000 10000000 13000000 13000000 7000000 10000000 -7000000 7000000 10000000 -10000000 10000000 0 -10000000 -13000000 24200000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 24200000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 6500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 6500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 4200000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 4200000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 0 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 0 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Liberia 2016-2020 Liberia 2016-2020 Increased capacity of civil society to promote accountability and respect for human rights Ökad kapacitet hos de civila samhället att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad respekt för och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51240025-5124002502 Sweden The proposed intervention by UNFPA 'Empower and Fulfilled' has an activity period of four years 2016-2020 with a total cost of SEK 44 million; of this amount, the expected Swedish contribution is expected to be SEK 40 million, with Sweden as the only main donor. UNFPA intends to allocate SEK 4million from its own Resources. The project has a medium term goal to increase access and utilization of sexual reproductive health and family planning services by young people between the ages of 10-19 years, with a long term goal to contribute to the reduction of the high rate of teenage pregnancies in Liberia. The main development problem the intervention seeks to address is the limited access to the full realization of the sexual and reproductive Health and rights particularly of adolescent girls and boys. UNFPAs föreslagna projekt 'Empower and Fulfilled' har en aktivitetsperiod om fyra år under 2016-2020 och en total projektkostnad om 44 miljoner SEK, varav Sverige avser bidra med 40 miljoner SEK som den enda givaren. UNFPA ska själva bidra med 4 miljoner SEK. Projektet har ett mål på medellång sikt att öka tillgången och användningen av service för sexuell- och reproduktiv hälsa samt familjeplanering bland unga människor mellan 10 och 19 år. Det långsiktiga målet är att bidra till en minskad andel tonårsgraviditeter i Liberia, vilket för närvarande ligger på en hög nivå . Det huvudsakliga utvecklingsproblemet som insatsen avser att bemöta är den nu begränsade möjligheten att nyttja sina rättigheter inom sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa, särskilt för unga flickor och pojkar. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -57904 0 0 0 -57904 -57904 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund -57903.74 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Liberia 2021-2025 Liberia 2021-2025 Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence, and access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51250002 Sweden The Action, Change and Transformation through Financial Inclusion (ACTIF) is a project support to the microfinance development in the DRC. It is not a direct support to vulnerable groups and small Congolese businesses, nevertheless it provides support to the institutions that are mostly involved in extending services to improve financial inclusion and are working closely with vulnerable populations. UNDP and UNCDF will implement the intervention jointly with local actors at macro, meso and micro level. (i) UNDP is working with and strengthening the capacities of these institutions at macro level, through the Central Bank. (ii) At meso level with the Financial Integration Fund (FPM) and the APROCE and ANIMEF professional associations. (iii) At micro level, UNDP will work with microfinance institutions and savings and credit cooperatives that are registered with the Central Bank, and it is up to these institutions to give microcredit to their target groups. The Administrative Officer of the Funds is the UNDP Multi-stakeholder Trust Fund Office (MPTF-O). The DRC UNDP office and UNCDF will be responsible for implementation. The intervention aims to contribute to financial inclusion in the DRC through the following actions: (i) improving the legal and regulatory framework and institutional framework for a harmonious and secure development of the microfinance sector, (ii) capacity building and financial infrastructure development, including the structuring of the profession to support the sustainability of financial services accessible to many people as possible, (iii) Strengthening the capacity for the service providers to provide diversified financial products and services adapted to the low-income population. The contribution has the following approaches: 1. Support the DRC's micro financial sector and thereby contribute to increased financial inclusion. 2. Capacity-building for the financial service sector, focusing on products and services for low-income customers. 3. Increase access to savings, credit, transfers and remittance services, by focusing on low-income women, young people and micro entrepreneurs in rural areas. The total budget for the intervention is SEK 50,153,988.00 (USD 5,735,880). The Swedish Embassy will contribute with up to SEK 40,895,174 (USD 4,771,899.00) for the implementation of the intervention during the period 2017-2021. The remaining budget will be financed by UNDP and UNCDF: UNDP 3,170,900 (US $ 370,000) and UNFPA 6,370,723 SEK ($ 743,375). In addition, the project will be supported by Fin Mark Trust, which is finalizing a financing injection that will be directly invested in the "Remittances" component of the DRC work stream, in accordance with the ACTIF project proposal and the UNCDF / Fin (MAP) implementation partner (Making Access Possible). Insatsen är ett stöd till projektet Action, Change and Transformation for Financial Inclusion (ACTIF) för finansiell inkludering i Demokratiska republiken Kongo (DRK). Insatsen implementeras av United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) och United National Capital Development Fund (UNCDF). Den administrativa förvaltaren av fonden är UNDP Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTF-O) i New York. UNDP och UNCDF kommer att implementera insatsen tillsammans med lokala partners på mikro-, meso- och makronivå. (i) På makronivå samarbetar UNDP med DRK:s Centralbank för att stärka kapaciteten hos nationella institutioner. (ii) På mesonivå stärks kapacitet hos tre organisationer; den finansiella integrationsfonden (FPM) samt två professionella partnerorganisationer för finansiella serviceaktörer, Association professionnelle des coopératives d’épargne et de crédit (Aprocec) och Association nationale des institutions de microfinance (Animef). (iii) På mikronivå kommer mikrofinansaktörer och spar- och kreditkooperativ som är registrerade hos DRK:s Centralbank stärkas. Projektet kommer stärka kapaciteten hos institutioner och aktörer inom den finansiella sektorn i DRK. Projektet riktar sig indirekt till personer eller grupper som idag har begränsad tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Projektet ska förbättra kapaciteten hos den finansiella sektorns aktörer för att diversifiera och anpassa tjänsterna för låginkomsttagare. Insatsens övergripande mål: 1. Att stödja DRK:s mikrofinansiella sektor och därmed bidra till ökad finansiell inkludering. 2. Att stärka kapaciteten hos den finansiella servicesektorn med fokus på produkter och tjänster för låginkomsttagare. 3. Att öka tillgången till finansiella tjänster för sparande, kredit, medels-överföring och remittering med fokus på låginkomsttagande kvinnor, ungdomar samt mikroentreprenörer i landsbygdsmiljöer. Den totala budgeten för insatsen är 50 153 988 SEK (USD 5 735 375). Ambassaden kommer bidra med 40 895 174 SEK (USD 4 771 899) för att genomföra insatsen under perioden 2017-2021. Budgeten kommer även finansieras av UNDP med 3 170 900 SEK (USD 370 000) och UNCDF med 6 370 723 SEK (USD 743 375). Även organisationen Fin Mark Trust kommer bidra till insatsen med ytterligare stöd, vilket kommer öronmärkas till remitteringskomponenten av insatsen. The intervention ACTIF aims to increase the financial inclusion in the DRC. This will contribute to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals in the DRC, particularly related to poverty alleviation, inclusive economic growth and the reduction of inequalities. The project also aims to assist in the achievement of the DRCs national poverty reduction goals. The intervention includes five results areas: Outcome 1: At the micro level, financial service providers are strengthened, enabling them to develop innovative methodologies tailored to the specific needs of women, men and young people, particularly among farming and homeowner households of micro, small sized enterprises. Outcome 2: At the meso level, the sustainability and management of institutions is improved, enabling them in particular to support microfinance institutions and saving and credit cooperatives. Outcome 3: Innovative methods for digital online payments and online transmission of funds are developed and adopted to consumer needs, through efforts in enhancing the usage of internal and cross-border remittances. Outcome 4: The policy framework and the regulatory and institutional framework for microfinance are strengthened and support is provided to the Ministry of Finance for the implementation of the DRC National Financial Inclusion Roadmap. Outcome 5: The acquisition, learning and sharing of knowledge attained when implementing the project. It should be noted that this phase should put more emphasis on the micro-and meso levels, whilst the macro level will be limited only to the supervision and control of service providers in the sector. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Education/training in banking and financial services Banking & Financial Services The intervention succeeded in bringing together national and international, public and private partners around a common objective. The common objective has been financial inclusion for the most vulnerable, especially for women and young people in rural and peri-urban areas, for access to financial services adapted to their needs. Partners have worked together in a spirit of synergy and complementarity. These include the Central Bank, professional associations, the microfinance promotion fund and the 21 local financial institutions supported by the project. This was also done through innovative products adapted to the needs of the target population and mobile banking to achieve territorial coverage in poorly or unserved areas. For example, North and South Kivu and South Ubangi. The project has shown significant social impact where a large number och men and women have had access to a financial service, even on a small scale, and who has seen the living conditions of his family improve. The results of the project are multiple and new customers have acquired access to banking services (savings and credit) through the 21 financial institutions strengthened by the project and controlled by the Central Bank. Among the results, it should be noted that more than 700,000 new low-income clients have benefited from microfinance savings and credit products, of which 49.57% are women. While it was planned to reach at least 300,000 beneficiaries. (Including 55% women) at the end of 2021. The Embassy considers this to be a very good performance for the project even if the rate of women remains below 55%. Which means that the project had an impact on new clients, women, young people. More credits for micro and small businesses as well as small income generating activities contribute to the socio-economic growth of the country. The DESKECO magazine of JUNE 18, 2024 reports that the overall rate of use of financial services (financial inclusion) in the DRC has experienced a significant increase and amounts to 38.5% while the rate was 13%. In 2010, only 3.5% of adults had an account. 20% come from electronic money operators and 13% from the financial sector, banks and microfinance. Even with this increase in access to credit, the DRC remains below the average for sub-Saharan Africa which stands at 55%. The significant increase in the financial inclusion rate between 2010 and 2022 is mainly explained by digitalization and the creation of Electronic Money Establishments from 2012. At the micro level, a total of 21 partner financial institutions strengthened by the project have totaled 1,709,312 active clients since the start of the project compared to 990,855 clients in 2017, the year the project started. The Project worked to consolidate customer confidence in the services offered to startups, village associations, IGAs, micro and small Congolese businesses. These Partner Institutions were equipped with new management information systems which allowed rapid and timely processing of the various information, operations and data collected within the institution whereas previously all these operations were manual causing a lot of losses and diversions. There was also the automation of client management processes at the level of all microfinance institutions with a digital solution called ARGOS which is a web and mobile software solution that allows the automation and dematerialization of customer processing in microfinance financial institutions, whatever its size, small or large. Many farmers working in the informal sector have been integrated into the formal sector. That is 11,900 Customers including 10,600 women. 15,442 young people were able to benefit from specific loans, for example loans for young finalists such as start-ups in agriculture. The microfinance sector has started using improved digital solutions which have initiated greater financial inclusion reaching new customers in difficult reach rural areas. Five new products are being developed by the three financial institutions strengthened by the project (CEAC Matete (okaki Finances), CAHI and IMF Guilgal. These are agricultural products, financial education products and MSME resilience products in the face of Covid 19 (Infosec). These products enable access to digital credit. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51250002-5125000201 Sweden The Action, Change and Transformation through Financial Inclusion (ACTIF) is a project support to the microfinance development in the DRC. It is not a direct support to vulnerable groups and small Congolese businesses, nevertheless it provides support to the institutions that are mostly involved in extending services to improve financial inclusion and are working closely with vulnerable populations. UNDP and UNCDF will implement the intervention jointly with local actors at macro, meso and micro level. (i) UNDP is working with and strengthening the capacities of these institutions at macro level, through the Central Bank. (ii) At meso level with the Financial Integration Fund (FPM) and the APROCE and ANIMEF professional associations. (iii) At micro level, UNDP will work with microfinance institutions and savings and credit cooperatives that are registered with the Central Bank, and it is up to these institutions to give microcredit to their target groups. The Administrative Officer of the Funds is the UNDP Multi-stakeholder Trust Fund Office (MPTF-O). The DRC UNDP office and UNCDF will be responsible for implementation. The intervention aims to contribute to financial inclusion in the DRC through the following actions: (i) improving the legal and regulatory framework and institutional framework for a harmonious and secure development of the microfinance sector, (ii) capacity building and financial infrastructure development, including the structuring of the profession to support the sustainability of financial services accessible to many people as possible, (iii) Strengthening the capacity for the service providers to provide diversified financial products and services adapted to the low-income population. The contribution has the following approaches: 1. Support the DRC's micro financial sector and thereby contribute to increased financial inclusion. 2. Capacity-building for the financial service sector, focusing on products and services for low-income customers. 3. Increase access to savings, credit, transfers and remittance services, by focusing on low-income women, young people and micro entrepreneurs in rural areas. The total budget for the intervention is SEK 50,153,988.00 (USD 5,735,880). The Swedish Embassy will contribute with up to SEK 40,895,174 (USD 4,771,899.00) for the implementation of the intervention during the period 2017-2021. The remaining budget will be financed by UNDP and UNCDF: UNDP 3,170,900 (US $ 370,000) and UNFPA 6,370,723 SEK ($ 743,375). In addition, the project will be supported by Fin Mark Trust, which is finalizing a financing injection that will be directly invested in the "Remittances" component of the DRC work stream, in accordance with the ACTIF project proposal and the UNCDF / Fin (MAP) implementation partner (Making Access Possible). Insatsen är ett stöd till projektet Action, Change and Transformation for Financial Inclusion (ACTIF) för finansiell inkludering i Demokratiska republiken Kongo (DRK). Insatsen implementeras av United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) och United National Capital Development Fund (UNCDF). Den administrativa förvaltaren av fonden är UNDP Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTF-O) i New York. UNDP och UNCDF kommer att implementera insatsen tillsammans med lokala partners på mikro-, meso- och makronivå. (i) På makronivå samarbetar UNDP med DRK:s Centralbank för att stärka kapaciteten hos nationella institutioner. (ii) På mesonivå stärks kapacitet hos tre organisationer; den finansiella integrationsfonden (FPM) samt två professionella partnerorganisationer för finansiella serviceaktörer, Association professionnelle des coopératives d’épargne et de crédit (Aprocec) och Association nationale des institutions de microfinance (Animef). (iii) På mikronivå kommer mikrofinansaktörer och spar- och kreditkooperativ som är registrerade hos DRK:s Centralbank stärkas. Projektet kommer stärka kapaciteten hos institutioner och aktörer inom den finansiella sektorn i DRK. Projektet riktar sig indirekt till personer eller grupper som idag har begränsad tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Projektet ska förbättra kapaciteten hos den finansiella sektorns aktörer för att diversifiera och anpassa tjänsterna för låginkomsttagare. Insatsens övergripande mål: 1. Att stödja DRK:s mikrofinansiella sektor och därmed bidra till ökad finansiell inkludering. 2. Att stärka kapaciteten hos den finansiella servicesektorn med fokus på produkter och tjänster för låginkomsttagare. 3. Att öka tillgången till finansiella tjänster för sparande, kredit, medels-överföring och remittering med fokus på låginkomsttagande kvinnor, ungdomar samt mikroentreprenörer i landsbygdsmiljöer. Den totala budgeten för insatsen är 50 153 988 SEK (USD 5 735 375). Ambassaden kommer bidra med 40 895 174 SEK (USD 4 771 899) för att genomföra insatsen under perioden 2017-2021. Budgeten kommer även finansieras av UNDP med 3 170 900 SEK (USD 370 000) och UNCDF med 6 370 723 SEK (USD 743 375). Även organisationen Fin Mark Trust kommer bidra till insatsen med ytterligare stöd, vilket kommer öronmärkas till remitteringskomponenten av insatsen. The intervention ACTIF aims to increase the financial inclusion in the DRC. This will contribute to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals in the DRC, particularly related to poverty alleviation, inclusive economic growth and the reduction of inequalities. The project also aims to assist in the achievement of the DRCs national poverty reduction goals. The intervention includes five results areas: Outcome 1: At the micro level, financial service providers are strengthened, enabling them to develop innovative methodologies tailored to the specific needs of women, men and young people, particularly among farming and homeowner households of micro, small sized enterprises. Outcome 2: At the meso level, the sustainability and management of institutions is improved, enabling them in particular to support microfinance institutions and saving and credit cooperatives. Outcome 3: Innovative methods for digital online payments and online transmission of funds are developed and adopted to consumer needs, through efforts in enhancing the usage of internal and cross-border remittances. Outcome 4: The policy framework and the regulatory and institutional framework for microfinance are strengthened and support is provided to the Ministry of Finance for the implementation of the DRC National Financial Inclusion Roadmap. Outcome 5: The acquisition, learning and sharing of knowledge attained when implementing the project. It should be noted that this phase should put more emphasis on the micro-and meso levels, whilst the macro level will be limited only to the supervision and control of service providers in the sector. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 15000000 10000000 10000000 5895174 0 0 0 0 -10000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 -25000000 0 25000000 0 0 -25000000 25000000 0 0 15000000 5895174 0 10000000 10000000 -25000000 25000000 40895174 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5895174 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Improved opportunities for productive employment for women and young people that is socially and environmentally sustainable Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning för kvinnor och ungdomar som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51250002-5125000203 Sweden The Action, Change and Transformation through Financial Inclusion (ACTIF) is a project support to the microfinance development in the DRC. It is not a direct support to vulnerable groups and small Congolese businesses, nevertheless it provides support to the institutions that are mostly involved in extending services to improve financial inclusion and are working closely with vulnerable populations. UNDP and UNCDF will implement the intervention jointly with local actors at macro, meso and micro level. (i) UNDP is working with and strengthening the capacities of these institutions at macro level, through the Central Bank. (ii) At meso level with the Financial Integration Fund (FPM) and the APROCE and ANIMEF professional associations. (iii) At micro level, UNDP will work with microfinance institutions and savings and credit cooperatives that are registered with the Central Bank, and it is up to these institutions to give microcredit to their target groups. The Administrative Officer of the Funds is the UNDP Multi-stakeholder Trust Fund Office (MPTF-O). The DRC UNDP office and UNCDF will be responsible for implementation. The intervention aims to contribute to financial inclusion in the DRC through the following actions: (i) improving the legal and regulatory framework and institutional framework for a harmonious and secure development of the microfinance sector, (ii) capacity building and financial infrastructure development, including the structuring of the profession to support the sustainability of financial services accessible to many people as possible, (iii) Strengthening the capacity for the service providers to provide diversified financial products and services adapted to the low-income population. The contribution has the following approaches: 1. Support the DRC's micro financial sector and thereby contribute to increased financial inclusion. 2. Capacity-building for the financial service sector, focusing on products and services for low-income customers. 3. Increase access to savings, credit, transfers and remittance services, by focusing on low-income women, young people and micro entrepreneurs in rural areas. The total budget for the intervention is SEK 50,153,988.00 (USD 5,735,880). The Swedish Embassy will contribute with up to SEK 40,895,174 (USD 4,771,899.00) for the implementation of the intervention during the period 2017-2021. The remaining budget will be financed by UNDP and UNCDF: UNDP 3,170,900 (US $ 370,000) and UNFPA 6,370,723 SEK ($ 743,375). In addition, the project will be supported by Fin Mark Trust, which is finalizing a financing injection that will be directly invested in the "Remittances" component of the DRC work stream, in accordance with the ACTIF project proposal and the UNCDF / Fin (MAP) implementation partner (Making Access Possible). Insatsen är ett stöd till projektet Action, Change and Transformation for Financial Inclusion (ACTIF) för finansiell inkludering i Demokratiska republiken Kongo (DRK). Insatsen implementeras av United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) och United National Capital Development Fund (UNCDF). Den administrativa förvaltaren av fonden är UNDP Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTF-O) i New York. UNDP och UNCDF kommer att implementera insatsen tillsammans med lokala partners på mikro-, meso- och makronivå. (i) På makronivå samarbetar UNDP med DRK:s Centralbank för att stärka kapaciteten hos nationella institutioner. (ii) På mesonivå stärks kapacitet hos tre organisationer; den finansiella integrationsfonden (FPM) samt två professionella partnerorganisationer för finansiella serviceaktörer, Association professionnelle des coopératives d’épargne et de crédit (Aprocec) och Association nationale des institutions de microfinance (Animef). (iii) På mikronivå kommer mikrofinansaktörer och spar- och kreditkooperativ som är registrerade hos DRK:s Centralbank stärkas. Projektet kommer stärka kapaciteten hos institutioner och aktörer inom den finansiella sektorn i DRK. Projektet riktar sig indirekt till personer eller grupper som idag har begränsad tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Projektet ska förbättra kapaciteten hos den finansiella sektorns aktörer för att diversifiera och anpassa tjänsterna för låginkomsttagare. Insatsens övergripande mål: 1. Att stödja DRK:s mikrofinansiella sektor och därmed bidra till ökad finansiell inkludering. 2. Att stärka kapaciteten hos den finansiella servicesektorn med fokus på produkter och tjänster för låginkomsttagare. 3. Att öka tillgången till finansiella tjänster för sparande, kredit, medels-överföring och remittering med fokus på låginkomsttagande kvinnor, ungdomar samt mikroentreprenörer i landsbygdsmiljöer. Den totala budgeten för insatsen är 50 153 988 SEK (USD 5 735 375). Ambassaden kommer bidra med 40 895 174 SEK (USD 4 771 899) för att genomföra insatsen under perioden 2017-2021. Budgeten kommer även finansieras av UNDP med 3 170 900 SEK (USD 370 000) och UNCDF med 6 370 723 SEK (USD 743 375). Även organisationen Fin Mark Trust kommer bidra till insatsen med ytterligare stöd, vilket kommer öronmärkas till remitteringskomponenten av insatsen. The intervention ACTIF aims to increase the financial inclusion in the DRC. This will contribute to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals in the DRC, particularly related to poverty alleviation, inclusive economic growth and the reduction of inequalities. The project also aims to assist in the achievement of the DRCs national poverty reduction goals. The intervention includes five results areas: Outcome 1: At the micro level, financial service providers are strengthened, enabling them to develop innovative methodologies tailored to the specific needs of women, men and young people, particularly among farming and homeowner households of micro, small sized enterprises. Outcome 2: At the meso level, the sustainability and management of institutions is improved, enabling them in particular to support microfinance institutions and saving and credit cooperatives. Outcome 3: Innovative methods for digital online payments and online transmission of funds are developed and adopted to consumer needs, through efforts in enhancing the usage of internal and cross-border remittances. Outcome 4: The policy framework and the regulatory and institutional framework for microfinance are strengthened and support is provided to the Ministry of Finance for the implementation of the DRC National Financial Inclusion Roadmap. Outcome 5: The acquisition, learning and sharing of knowledge attained when implementing the project. It should be noted that this phase should put more emphasis on the micro-and meso levels, whilst the macro level will be limited only to the supervision and control of service providers in the sector. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -505242 -505242 0 0 -505242 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -505242 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51250025 Sweden The UN World Food Programme (WFP), in cooperation with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), has requested a financial support of 90 million SEK from Sweden for the implementation of the programme "Strengthening Farmers' Value Chains, Tanganyika, DRC" in the period 2016-2019. The population of the Tanganyika province in eastern DRC is to a very large extent dependent on agricultural production for survival. It is estimated that over 60% of the food consumption comes from small-scale agricultural production. The land in the province is actually very fertile, but for various reasons, agricultural production is very low and the fact is that 57% of the households in the Tanganyika province are estimated to be food insecure, which is above the national average in the DRC. Especially vulnerable is the population of the Nyunzo district, largely due to various ongoing violent conflicts. The area lacks infrastructures, farmers have no or poor opportunities to process their production, hardly any access to markets, no or poor access to credits, etc. The production is almost exclusively focused on corn and cassava despite the fact that the actual conditions for a broader production exist. The programme has the overall objective to: - To increase smallholder farmers’ agricultural and financial capacities for sustainable production and market engagement in order to increase their incomes and build resilient livelihoods; - Support community-based organizations to become active contributors to social cohesion, gender equality, peace and reconciliation. The programme aims to contribute to the above objectives through the implementation of activities and the contribution of inputs which are expected to reach the following six results: 1) The programme beneficiaries are grouped into community-based organizations which are legally established and equipped to provide services to their members. 2) Beneficiary communities are prepared to take action for conflict mitigation and the promotion of social cohesion, gender equality, peace and reconciliation. 3) Women’s status/conditions in their communities have improved thanks to the programme activities. 4) Rural households have the financial capacities and strategic means to accumulate assets and capital and to seize diversified economic opportunities. 5) Smallholder farmers have strengthened their capacities for sustainable agricultural production (in quantity and quality) and food processing. 6) Smallholder farmers have adopted improved post-harvest management technics and their access to markets is improved and inclusive. The direct beneficiaries of the support generated by the contribution are 18,000 households whereof 12,000 in the Kabalo district and 6,000 in the Nyunzo district, both located in the province of Tanganyika in eastern DRC. The total budget of the contribution is 90 million SEK which will be distributed between WFP and FAO, 57 % to WFP and 43 % to FAO. Both WFP and FAO will forward funds to partners, 18 % for WFP funds and 26 % of the funds given to FAO. FN:s livsmedelsprogram (WFP) har i samarbete med FN:s livsmedels- och jordbruksorganisation (FAO) ansökt till Sida om finansiellt stöd om 90 miljoner svenska kronor för att genomföra programmet "Strengthening Farmers’ Value Chains, Tanganyika, DRC" under perioden 2016-2019. Befolkningen i Tanganyika provinsen i östra DRK är till mycket stor del beroende av jordbruksproduktion för sin överlevnad. Uppskattningsvis kommer över 60 % av maten som konsumeras från småskalig jordbruksproduktion. Provinsen är egentligen mycket bördig, men av olika anledningar är produktionen inom jordbruket mycket låg och faktum är att 57 % av hushållen i Tanganyikaprovinsen räknas om matosäkra (food insecure) vilket är över det nationella snittet i DRK. Speciellt utsatt är befolkningen i Nyunzodistriktet, mycket beroende på olika pågående våldsamma konflikter. Området har en bristande infrastruktur, jordbrukare har inga eller dåliga möjligheter att förädla sin produktion, bristande tillgång till marknader, ingen eller dålig tillgång till krediter etc. Produktionen är väldigt ensidigt inriktad på majs och kassava, trots att faktiska förutsättningar för en bredare produktion föreligger. Det föreslagna gemensamma FN programmet "Strengthening Farmers’ Value Chains, Tanganyika, DRC" har som övergripande målsättning, givet den utvecklingsproblematik som beskrivs ovan, att: - Öka småskaliga jordbrukares tekniska och finansiella kapacitet att öka sin jordbruksproduktion, samt att förbättra deras tillgång till marknader som i sin tur ökar deras inkomster, möjligheter till försörjning och gör dem mer resilienta. - Stödja lokala organisationer så de bidrar aktivt till social sammanhållning, jämställdhet, fred och försoning. Programmet avser att bidra till ovanstående målsättningar genom att genomföra aktiviteter och bidra med inputs som kommer att uppnå följande sex resultat: 1) Samtliga i programmets målgrupp deltar i lagligt etablerade och registrerade organisationer som har kunskap, utrustning och möjligheter för att kunna ge service till sina medlemmar. 2) De mottagande samhällena har kapacitet att arbeta konfliktförebyggande samt att främja social sammanhållning, jämställdhet, fred och försoning. 3) Kvinnors status och faktiska förhållanden i de mottagande samhällena har förbättrats tack vare programmet. 4) Hushåll på landsbygden har finansiell kapacitet och möjligheter att ackumulera tillgångar och kapital för att kunna diversifiera sina ekonomiska möjligheter. 5) Småskaliga jordbrukare har förbättrat sin kapacitet för att bedriva en uthållig jordbruksproduktion samt ökat sin kapacitet att ur den produktionen raffinera livsmedel. 6) Småskaliga jordbrukare har förbättrat och optimerat sin hantering av skörden och deras tillgång till inkluderande och rättvisa marknader har förbättrats. De direkta mottagarna av det stöd som insatsen kommer att generera är 18,000 hushåll, varav 12,000 i Kabalodistriktet och 6,000 i Nyunzodistriktet. De nämnda distrikten ligger belägna i Tanganyikaprovinsen i östra DRK. Programmets totala budget är på 90 miljoner svenska kronor för 2016 - 2019. WFP:s del i budgeten är 57 procent och FAO:s del i budgeten är 43 procent. Av WFP:s del av budgeten kommer ca 18 procent att implementeras av andra partners. Dessa partners kommer att ingå avtal med WFP för deras del av implementeringen (sk. vidareförmedling av medel). För FAO:s del kommer 26 % av deras budget att implementeras av andra partners. WFP kommer att vara Sveriges representerat av Sida avtalspart genom undertecknandet av ett insatsavtal. En standard mall som tagits fram av FN:s utvecklingsgrupp (UNDG), en sk. Standard Administrative Arrangement för pass-through fund management för gemensamma program (SAA), kommer att användas (Mallen är fastställd genom Sida beslut 2015-003649). Administrative Agent (administrativt ansvarig) är WFP, de undertecknar SAA med Sverige representerat av Sida och administrerar de medel som tillställs programmet och ansvarar för att sammanställa den finansiella rapporteringen från de Deltagande FN-organen (Participating UN Organizations). För att utföra detta arbete har WFP rätt att ta ut en administrativ avgift på 1 procent. WFP är också sk. Convening Agent (sammankallande) vilket innebär att WFP har ansvar för att koordinera den narrativa rapporteringen av programmet. Både FAO och WFP är också Deltagande FN-organ, sk. Partcipating UN Organizations vilket innebär att de kommer implementera programmet. Deltagande FN organ har rätt till att ta 7 % i avgift för att täcka deras indirekta kostnader relaterade till implementeringen av programmet. Till SAA kommer att biläggas en kopia för information av ett signerat ”Memorandum of Understanding” (MoU) upprättat specifikt för programmet mellan de Deltagande FN-organen, Administrative Agent och Convening Agent, dvs. WFP och FAO, där deras inbördes ansvar anges (detta MoU görs inte till avtalsinnehåll). I programmets styrkommitté kommer en representant från Sida att närvara vid mötena som observatör. The general objectives in the original proposal remain the same: 1) To increase smallholder farmers agricultural and financial capacities for sustainable production and market engagement in order to increase their incomes and build resilient livelihoods; 2) To support community-based organizations to become active contributors to social cohesion, gender equality, peace and reconciliation. For the extension more specific objectives have been added: Main: Improve food and nutrition security for 6,000 supported smallholder farmers while strengthening community resilience. Specific: 1) Increase 6,000 smallholders income through increased agricultural productivity, reduced losses in agriculture and improved access to profitable markets; 2)Support commercialization systems and their viability by strengthening relationships among value chain stakeholders. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Agricultural development Agriculture As a follow up to the results reported in the narrative report the Embassy followed up on a number of questions regarding the projects impact on long term resilience. The final narrative report of the project in Tanganyika shows improved production, improved food diversity and a reduction in negative coping strategies related to food (skipping meals etc). This demonstrates great achievement of the activities implemented and raises an important discussion on sustainability. Will the achievements continue if the project is phased out? These are questions that need to be asked after so many years of support in the province. During a field trip to Nyunzu in May 2023, Embassy and Sida HQ staff had the possibility of observing the results in practice. It was impressive to see how conflict areas from which most households had once left to seek refuge in the towns were now developing into little agricultural villages. WFP/FAO worked with UNICEF who had brought in a peace building NGO to mediate between ethnic groups and reduce the violence. The social cohesion part of this project then took over to strengthen these relationships. With peaceful co-existence the households could return from their IDP locations and find their original homes. This allowed for access to land and farming could restart. The building of cooperation helped them build capacity and aggregate their crops into a substantial amount large enough to sell. Many households testified that they could now send their children to school and pay off health care debt due to the improved farming techniques. WFP and FAO collaboration with UNICEF in Nyunzu demonstrates concrete examples of operationalising the nexus. The gender aspect, where literacy classes and livelihoods for women have been introduced have proven to be highly successful in the sense that more women are now taking on senior level decision making positions in the cooperatives. Are these lessons from Tanganyika applied in the other geographical areas feeding into a more holistic programme approach? We have seen signs on this in the presentation of the joint indicators in the meeting organised with all donors earlier this year. This joint indicator framework is an important result stemming out of years of work in aligning the different results frameworks of different donor projects. The aim with this is to be able to eventually measure change over time across the country and not by project. The challenges raised are often generic and accumulated over the years. Examples of this are the references to the Elephants spoiling the crop. While these are indeed challenges it is important to have the discussion with WFP and FAO how the project is building resilience towards these annually accruing difficulties. As this is the main objective of the project. This links to the important conversation on sustainability of the programme and how er are measuring resilience what is the definition of a resilient community when the same challenges seem to be hampering the familys ability to self-sustain? This discussion has been raised in a number of meetings with the partner and a resilience index analysis is being performed to look at this type of definition. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51250025-5125002501 Sweden The UN World Food Programme (WFP), in cooperation with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), has requested a financial support of 90 million SEK from Sweden for the implementation of the programme "Strengthening Farmers' Value Chains, Tanganyika, DRC" in the period 2016-2019. The population of the Tanganyika province in eastern DRC is to a very large extent dependent on agricultural production for survival. It is estimated that over 60% of the food consumption comes from small-scale agricultural production. The land in the province is actually very fertile, but for various reasons, agricultural production is very low and the fact is that 57% of the households in the Tanganyika province are estimated to be food insecure, which is above the national average in the DRC. Especially vulnerable is the population of the Nyunzo district, largely due to various ongoing violent conflicts. The area lacks infrastructures, farmers have no or poor opportunities to process their production, hardly any access to markets, no or poor access to credits, etc. The production is almost exclusively focused on corn and cassava despite the fact that the actual conditions for a broader production exist. The programme has the overall objective to: - To increase smallholder farmers’ agricultural and financial capacities for sustainable production and market engagement in order to increase their incomes and build resilient livelihoods; - Support community-based organizations to become active contributors to social cohesion, gender equality, peace and reconciliation. The programme aims to contribute to the above objectives through the implementation of activities and the contribution of inputs which are expected to reach the following six results: 1) The programme beneficiaries are grouped into community-based organizations which are legally established and equipped to provide services to their members. 2) Beneficiary communities are prepared to take action for conflict mitigation and the promotion of social cohesion, gender equality, peace and reconciliation. 3) Women’s status/conditions in their communities have improved thanks to the programme activities. 4) Rural households have the financial capacities and strategic means to accumulate assets and capital and to seize diversified economic opportunities. 5) Smallholder farmers have strengthened their capacities for sustainable agricultural production (in quantity and quality) and food processing. 6) Smallholder farmers have adopted improved post-harvest management technics and their access to markets is improved and inclusive. The direct beneficiaries of the support generated by the contribution are 18,000 households whereof 12,000 in the Kabalo district and 6,000 in the Nyunzo district, both located in the province of Tanganyika in eastern DRC. The total budget of the contribution is 90 million SEK which will be distributed between WFP and FAO, 57 % to WFP and 43 % to FAO. Both WFP and FAO will forward funds to partners, 18 % for WFP funds and 26 % of the funds given to FAO. FN:s livsmedelsprogram (WFP) har i samarbete med FN:s livsmedels- och jordbruksorganisation (FAO) ansökt till Sida om finansiellt stöd om 90 miljoner svenska kronor för att genomföra programmet "Strengthening Farmers’ Value Chains, Tanganyika, DRC" under perioden 2016-2019. Befolkningen i Tanganyika provinsen i östra DRK är till mycket stor del beroende av jordbruksproduktion för sin överlevnad. Uppskattningsvis kommer över 60 % av maten som konsumeras från småskalig jordbruksproduktion. Provinsen är egentligen mycket bördig, men av olika anledningar är produktionen inom jordbruket mycket låg och faktum är att 57 % av hushållen i Tanganyikaprovinsen räknas om matosäkra (food insecure) vilket är över det nationella snittet i DRK. Speciellt utsatt är befolkningen i Nyunzodistriktet, mycket beroende på olika pågående våldsamma konflikter. Området har en bristande infrastruktur, jordbrukare har inga eller dåliga möjligheter att förädla sin produktion, bristande tillgång till marknader, ingen eller dålig tillgång till krediter etc. Produktionen är väldigt ensidigt inriktad på majs och kassava, trots att faktiska förutsättningar för en bredare produktion föreligger. Det föreslagna gemensamma FN programmet "Strengthening Farmers’ Value Chains, Tanganyika, DRC" har som övergripande målsättning, givet den utvecklingsproblematik som beskrivs ovan, att: - Öka småskaliga jordbrukares tekniska och finansiella kapacitet att öka sin jordbruksproduktion, samt att förbättra deras tillgång till marknader som i sin tur ökar deras inkomster, möjligheter till försörjning och gör dem mer resilienta. - Stödja lokala organisationer så de bidrar aktivt till social sammanhållning, jämställdhet, fred och försoning. Programmet avser att bidra till ovanstående målsättningar genom att genomföra aktiviteter och bidra med inputs som kommer att uppnå följande sex resultat: 1) Samtliga i programmets målgrupp deltar i lagligt etablerade och registrerade organisationer som har kunskap, utrustning och möjligheter för att kunna ge service till sina medlemmar. 2) De mottagande samhällena har kapacitet att arbeta konfliktförebyggande samt att främja social sammanhållning, jämställdhet, fred och försoning. 3) Kvinnors status och faktiska förhållanden i de mottagande samhällena har förbättrats tack vare programmet. 4) Hushåll på landsbygden har finansiell kapacitet och möjligheter att ackumulera tillgångar och kapital för att kunna diversifiera sina ekonomiska möjligheter. 5) Småskaliga jordbrukare har förbättrat sin kapacitet för att bedriva en uthållig jordbruksproduktion samt ökat sin kapacitet att ur den produktionen raffinera livsmedel. 6) Småskaliga jordbrukare har förbättrat och optimerat sin hantering av skörden och deras tillgång till inkluderande och rättvisa marknader har förbättrats. De direkta mottagarna av det stöd som insatsen kommer att generera är 18,000 hushåll, varav 12,000 i Kabalodistriktet och 6,000 i Nyunzodistriktet. De nämnda distrikten ligger belägna i Tanganyikaprovinsen i östra DRK. Programmets totala budget är på 90 miljoner svenska kronor för 2016 - 2019. WFP:s del i budgeten är 57 procent och FAO:s del i budgeten är 43 procent. Av WFP:s del av budgeten kommer ca 18 procent att implementeras av andra partners. Dessa partners kommer att ingå avtal med WFP för deras del av implementeringen (sk. vidareförmedling av medel). För FAO:s del kommer 26 % av deras budget att implementeras av andra partners. WFP kommer att vara Sveriges representerat av Sida avtalspart genom undertecknandet av ett insatsavtal. En standard mall som tagits fram av FN:s utvecklingsgrupp (UNDG), en sk. Standard Administrative Arrangement för pass-through fund management för gemensamma program (SAA), kommer att användas (Mallen är fastställd genom Sida beslut 2015-003649). Administrative Agent (administrativt ansvarig) är WFP, de undertecknar SAA med Sverige representerat av Sida och administrerar de medel som tillställs programmet och ansvarar för att sammanställa den finansiella rapporteringen från de Deltagande FN-organen (Participating UN Organizations). För att utföra detta arbete har WFP rätt att ta ut en administrativ avgift på 1 procent. WFP är också sk. Convening Agent (sammankallande) vilket innebär att WFP har ansvar för att koordinera den narrativa rapporteringen av programmet. Både FAO och WFP är också Deltagande FN-organ, sk. Partcipating UN Organizations vilket innebär att de kommer implementera programmet. Deltagande FN organ har rätt till att ta 7 % i avgift för att täcka deras indirekta kostnader relaterade till implementeringen av programmet. Till SAA kommer att biläggas en kopia för information av ett signerat ”Memorandum of Understanding” (MoU) upprättat specifikt för programmet mellan de Deltagande FN-organen, Administrative Agent och Convening Agent, dvs. WFP och FAO, där deras inbördes ansvar anges (detta MoU görs inte till avtalsinnehåll). I programmets styrkommitté kommer en representant från Sida att närvara vid mötena som observatör. The general objectives in the original proposal remain the same: 1) To increase smallholder farmers agricultural and financial capacities for sustainable production and market engagement in order to increase their incomes and build resilient livelihoods; 2) To support community-based organizations to become active contributors to social cohesion, gender equality, peace and reconciliation. For the extension more specific objectives have been added: Main: Improve food and nutrition security for 6,000 supported smallholder farmers while strengthening community resilience. Specific: 1) Increase 6,000 smallholders income through increased agricultural productivity, reduced losses in agriculture and improved access to profitable markets; 2)Support commercialization systems and their viability by strengthening relationships among value chain stakeholders. Sweden WFP/World Food Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFP/World Food Programme 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 25000000 45000000 47000000 15987001 0 10000000 25000000 10000000 0 0 25000000 25000000 0 0 25000000 20000000 -25000000 20000000 0 -25000000 0 20000000 0 15987001 12000000 0 -5000000 152987001 WFP/World Food Programme 20000000 WFP/World Food Programme 25000000 WFP/World Food Programme 25000000 WFP/World Food Programme 20000000 WFP/World Food Programme 20000000 WFP/World Food Programme 12000000 WFP/World Food Programme 15000000 WFP/World Food Programme 15987001 WFP/World Food Programme 32000000 WFP/World Food Programme -32000000 WFP/World Food Programme DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Improved opportunities for productive employment for women and young people that is socially and environmentally sustainable Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning för kvinnor och ungdomar som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened conflict transformation and reconciliation initiatives that contribute to local conflict resolution Stärkta konfliktlösnings- och försoningsinitiativ som bidrar till lokal konfliktlösning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51250025-5125002503 Sweden The UN World Food Programme (WFP), in cooperation with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), has requested a financial support of 90 million SEK from Sweden for the implementation of the programme "Strengthening Farmers' Value Chains, Tanganyika, DRC" in the period 2016-2019. The population of the Tanganyika province in eastern DRC is to a very large extent dependent on agricultural production for survival. It is estimated that over 60% of the food consumption comes from small-scale agricultural production. The land in the province is actually very fertile, but for various reasons, agricultural production is very low and the fact is that 57% of the households in the Tanganyika province are estimated to be food insecure, which is above the national average in the DRC. Especially vulnerable is the population of the Nyunzo district, largely due to various ongoing violent conflicts. The area lacks infrastructures, farmers have no or poor opportunities to process their production, hardly any access to markets, no or poor access to credits, etc. The production is almost exclusively focused on corn and cassava despite the fact that the actual conditions for a broader production exist. The programme has the overall objective to: - To increase smallholder farmers’ agricultural and financial capacities for sustainable production and market engagement in order to increase their incomes and build resilient livelihoods; - Support community-based organizations to become active contributors to social cohesion, gender equality, peace and reconciliation. The programme aims to contribute to the above objectives through the implementation of activities and the contribution of inputs which are expected to reach the following six results: 1) The programme beneficiaries are grouped into community-based organizations which are legally established and equipped to provide services to their members. 2) Beneficiary communities are prepared to take action for conflict mitigation and the promotion of social cohesion, gender equality, peace and reconciliation. 3) Women’s status/conditions in their communities have improved thanks to the programme activities. 4) Rural households have the financial capacities and strategic means to accumulate assets and capital and to seize diversified economic opportunities. 5) Smallholder farmers have strengthened their capacities for sustainable agricultural production (in quantity and quality) and food processing. 6) Smallholder farmers have adopted improved post-harvest management technics and their access to markets is improved and inclusive. The direct beneficiaries of the support generated by the contribution are 18,000 households whereof 12,000 in the Kabalo district and 6,000 in the Nyunzo district, both located in the province of Tanganyika in eastern DRC. The total budget of the contribution is 90 million SEK which will be distributed between WFP and FAO, 57 % to WFP and 43 % to FAO. Both WFP and FAO will forward funds to partners, 18 % for WFP funds and 26 % of the funds given to FAO. FN:s livsmedelsprogram (WFP) har i samarbete med FN:s livsmedels- och jordbruksorganisation (FAO) ansökt till Sida om finansiellt stöd om 90 miljoner svenska kronor för att genomföra programmet "Strengthening Farmers’ Value Chains, Tanganyika, DRC" under perioden 2016-2019. Befolkningen i Tanganyika provinsen i östra DRK är till mycket stor del beroende av jordbruksproduktion för sin överlevnad. Uppskattningsvis kommer över 60 % av maten som konsumeras från småskalig jordbruksproduktion. Provinsen är egentligen mycket bördig, men av olika anledningar är produktionen inom jordbruket mycket låg och faktum är att 57 % av hushållen i Tanganyikaprovinsen räknas om matosäkra (food insecure) vilket är över det nationella snittet i DRK. Speciellt utsatt är befolkningen i Nyunzodistriktet, mycket beroende på olika pågående våldsamma konflikter. Området har en bristande infrastruktur, jordbrukare har inga eller dåliga möjligheter att förädla sin produktion, bristande tillgång till marknader, ingen eller dålig tillgång till krediter etc. Produktionen är väldigt ensidigt inriktad på majs och kassava, trots att faktiska förutsättningar för en bredare produktion föreligger. Det föreslagna gemensamma FN programmet "Strengthening Farmers’ Value Chains, Tanganyika, DRC" har som övergripande målsättning, givet den utvecklingsproblematik som beskrivs ovan, att: - Öka småskaliga jordbrukares tekniska och finansiella kapacitet att öka sin jordbruksproduktion, samt att förbättra deras tillgång till marknader som i sin tur ökar deras inkomster, möjligheter till försörjning och gör dem mer resilienta. - Stödja lokala organisationer så de bidrar aktivt till social sammanhållning, jämställdhet, fred och försoning. Programmet avser att bidra till ovanstående målsättningar genom att genomföra aktiviteter och bidra med inputs som kommer att uppnå följande sex resultat: 1) Samtliga i programmets målgrupp deltar i lagligt etablerade och registrerade organisationer som har kunskap, utrustning och möjligheter för att kunna ge service till sina medlemmar. 2) De mottagande samhällena har kapacitet att arbeta konfliktförebyggande samt att främja social sammanhållning, jämställdhet, fred och försoning. 3) Kvinnors status och faktiska förhållanden i de mottagande samhällena har förbättrats tack vare programmet. 4) Hushåll på landsbygden har finansiell kapacitet och möjligheter att ackumulera tillgångar och kapital för att kunna diversifiera sina ekonomiska möjligheter. 5) Småskaliga jordbrukare har förbättrat sin kapacitet för att bedriva en uthållig jordbruksproduktion samt ökat sin kapacitet att ur den produktionen raffinera livsmedel. 6) Småskaliga jordbrukare har förbättrat och optimerat sin hantering av skörden och deras tillgång till inkluderande och rättvisa marknader har förbättrats. De direkta mottagarna av det stöd som insatsen kommer att generera är 18,000 hushåll, varav 12,000 i Kabalodistriktet och 6,000 i Nyunzodistriktet. De nämnda distrikten ligger belägna i Tanganyikaprovinsen i östra DRK. Programmets totala budget är på 90 miljoner svenska kronor för 2016 - 2019. WFP:s del i budgeten är 57 procent och FAO:s del i budgeten är 43 procent. Av WFP:s del av budgeten kommer ca 18 procent att implementeras av andra partners. Dessa partners kommer att ingå avtal med WFP för deras del av implementeringen (sk. vidareförmedling av medel). För FAO:s del kommer 26 % av deras budget att implementeras av andra partners. WFP kommer att vara Sveriges representerat av Sida avtalspart genom undertecknandet av ett insatsavtal. En standard mall som tagits fram av FN:s utvecklingsgrupp (UNDG), en sk. Standard Administrative Arrangement för pass-through fund management för gemensamma program (SAA), kommer att användas (Mallen är fastställd genom Sida beslut 2015-003649). Administrative Agent (administrativt ansvarig) är WFP, de undertecknar SAA med Sverige representerat av Sida och administrerar de medel som tillställs programmet och ansvarar för att sammanställa den finansiella rapporteringen från de Deltagande FN-organen (Participating UN Organizations). För att utföra detta arbete har WFP rätt att ta ut en administrativ avgift på 1 procent. WFP är också sk. Convening Agent (sammankallande) vilket innebär att WFP har ansvar för att koordinera den narrativa rapporteringen av programmet. Både FAO och WFP är också Deltagande FN-organ, sk. Partcipating UN Organizations vilket innebär att de kommer implementera programmet. Deltagande FN organ har rätt till att ta 7 % i avgift för att täcka deras indirekta kostnader relaterade till implementeringen av programmet. Till SAA kommer att biläggas en kopia för information av ett signerat ”Memorandum of Understanding” (MoU) upprättat specifikt för programmet mellan de Deltagande FN-organen, Administrative Agent och Convening Agent, dvs. WFP och FAO, där deras inbördes ansvar anges (detta MoU görs inte till avtalsinnehåll). I programmets styrkommitté kommer en representant från Sida att närvara vid mötena som observatör. The general objectives in the original proposal remain the same: 1) To increase smallholder farmers agricultural and financial capacities for sustainable production and market engagement in order to increase their incomes and build resilient livelihoods; 2) To support community-based organizations to become active contributors to social cohesion, gender equality, peace and reconciliation. For the extension more specific objectives have been added: Main: Improve food and nutrition security for 6,000 supported smallholder farmers while strengthening community resilience. Specific: 1) Increase 6,000 smallholders income through increased agricultural productivity, reduced losses in agriculture and improved access to profitable markets; 2)Support commercialization systems and their viability by strengthening relationships among value chain stakeholders. Sweden WFP/World Food Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFP/World Food Programme Tanganyika The activities take place at this location -6.468267 27.981522 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 16711266 3000000 2000000 6711266 0 3000000 0 2000000 0 10000000 21711266 WFP/World Food Programme 6711266 WFP/World Food Programme 10000000 WFP/World Food Programme 3000000 WFP/World Food Programme 0 WFP/World Food Programme 2000000 WFP/World Food Programme DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Sustainable and resilient agriculture with a focus on increased food security and livelihood Ett hållbart och motståndskraftigt lantbruk med fokus på förbättrad livsmedelstrygghet och försörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51250030 Sweden The Embassy is proposing another secondment of a senior women protection advisor to UNJHRO during the period December 2016 - March 2019. During this phase, he/she will lead the implementation of Security Council Resolutions 1820; 1888; 1960; 2106 and 2242 on Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) in the Democratic Republic of Congo and support the implementation of the FARDCs (the Congolse Army) Action Plan against sexual violance. The seconded person will be recruited by UNJHRO. The secondment will contribute to the result "Strengthened capacity to prevent and alleviate the consequences of sexual and gender based violance". Insatsen består av att bidra med en sekonderad person till UN Joint Human Rights Office (UNJHRO) på en senior P5 nivå under 18 månader. Detta ska möjliggöra för UNJHRO i Kinshasa att ge stöd till implementeringen av handlingsplanen mot sexuellt våld med FARDC (kongolesiska armén) och personen ska leda arbetet med att implementera ett flertal FN resolutioner rörande konflikt relaterat sexuellt våld. The main objective of the support to the Senior Women Protection Advisor is to advocate and support the government of DRC in reducing the levels of sexual violence by their armed forces and by other armed actors in the context of the armed conflict.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Ending violence against women and girls Government & Civil Society-general Since the start of the contribution, two SWPAs have left the post causing delays in the implementation. The second Senior Women Protection Advisor, SWPA, left the mission in December 2019 and a new recruited advisor was delayed due to many reasons, in particular the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Deputy Director of the Joint Human Rights Office served as SWPA ad interim until the arrival of the new SWPA in November 2020 and thus ensured that the team could continue its work to reach the objectives. The new SWPA arrived in October 2020 and met with the embassy as soon as possible after mandatory quarantine and induction training.  Even though working in the office of the UNJHRO, the SWPA mandate is part of that of the SRSG on Sexual Violence in Conflict (SVC) to whom she directly reports. The main objective of this contribution is to work on conflict related sexual violence (CRSV). Key results of the SWPA during the implementation of this contribution until transferred to contribution 12906 as a component in the general support to the UNJHRO are the following. The Security Council has mandated MONUSCO to establish Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Arrangements (MARA) on conflict-related sexual violence, to engage with parties to the conflict for concrete time-bound commitments to comprehensively address CRSV and to support parties to the conflict to implement these commitments. CRSV data collection and analysis is conducted by the MARA Working Group, established in 2013, of which MONUSCO Sections and UN agencies are part. The SWPA has strengthened the work and coordination of the MARA working group and its analysis through the development in 2018 of a set of qualitative indicators, including classification of sexual violence types, modus operandi and location of attacks. The membership of the MARA was extended to include all civilian sections of Monusco, the Force Gender Focal Point, UNPOL, as well as all agencies. The meetings of the MARA were made regular and more efficient contributing to the identification of key priorities. The SWPA also strengthened the cooperation and coordination with humanitarian actors by participation in the Protection Cluster and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Sub-Cluster.  Within Monusco, apart from strengthening the work and coordination of the MARA working group the SWPA participated in all decisions on support to the armed forces to ensure inclusion of CRSV prevention and response; provided support to all units of MONUSCO ensuring that the CSRV mandate is fully implemented by all thematic units; contributed by missions and work to the adoption of actions plans for the CRSV prevention and response. The SWPA worked together with national authorities to develop the Addendum to the 2013 Joint Communiqué between the Government of the DRC and the United Nations against Sexual Violence in Conflict. During this work, the SWPA promoted and ensured the recommitment of the government to prevent and stop sexual violence in conflict. The SWPA was instrumental in organising the visit to the DRC of the SRSG SVC, who during her visit to the DRC appointed the First Lady to serve as a Global Champion for the Prevention of CRSV. The work by the SWPA led to the adoption of an action plan by the national police, the PNC, against sexual violence in December 2019. The armed forces, the FARDC, had already previously signed such an action plan. Promotion of the full implementation of the actions plans remains one of the main tasks of the SWPA. In December 2019, the SWPA assisted Sweden in the planning and organisation of an event to commemorate the ten year's mandate of the SRSG SVC which coincided with the SRSG's visit to the DRC.  The SWPA continuously monitored and reported on CRSV and by this contributing to the Secretary General's annual reports on sexual violence in conflict, ensuring that these human rights violations were not forgotten or hidden. An information recording and analysis system was established in 2018 and progressively strengthened and refined to contribute to early warnings triggering Force patrolling and other deployments to key hotspots. The SWPA reports as well as early warnings' assessments that the SWPA and her team contributed to lead to the mobilisation of support for timely response to CRSV such as protection missions, assistance to survivors of sexual violence, investigations of specific cases, and post-rape care in several locations of the DRC. One of these missions led to the adoption of an action plan providing guidance on effective multisectoral response. The action plan, the so called Shabunda Action Plan, has since been amended that seeks to build on the successes of the first plan and expand to other critical areas to respond to CRSV. In 2018, the SWPA worked with the Monusco Protection of Civilians Advisor and the UNJHRO Deputy Director (who in 2020 acted as the SWPA a.i.) to develop a guidance document on Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration (DDR) and protections, including key elements of CRSV prevention and response, which was shared with all Monusco field offices. In 2019, the SWPA supported the integration of conflict-related sexual violence prevention and response measures in Monusco's strategy on DDR. The SWPA will continue this, including support to transitional justice initiatives. As a part of her mandate, the SWPA regularly engaged with parties to the conflict, including non-state armed actors. Together with the child protection section she ensured the integration of CRSV concerns in acts of commitments to stop the recruitment and use of child soldiers made by armed groups. This was pushed for also with FARDC and PNC to ensure that CRSV is prioritised in their human rights monitoring. The SWPA ensured regular cooperation with the government (the previous as well as the one installed during the time of this contribution). She for example held regular meetings with the Special Advisor to the President on Youth, Gender and Violence against Women for follow up of the publication of the addendum to the joint communiqué and adopt a roadmap for its implementation; regularly met with provincial authorities, the FARDC, the PNC and CSOs following up allegations of CRSV by state agents; assisted in the development of training materials to the FARDC; and shared information with judicial authorities influencing the performance of judicial performances. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51250030-5125003001 Sweden The Embassy is proposing another secondment of a senior women protection advisor to UNJHRO during the period December 2016 - March 2019. During this phase, he/she will lead the implementation of Security Council Resolutions 1820; 1888; 1960; 2106 and 2242 on Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) in the Democratic Republic of Congo and support the implementation of the FARDCs (the Congolse Army) Action Plan against sexual violance. The seconded person will be recruited by UNJHRO. The secondment will contribute to the result "Strengthened capacity to prevent and alleviate the consequences of sexual and gender based violance". Insatsen består av att bidra med en sekonderad person till UN Joint Human Rights Office (UNJHRO) på en senior P5 nivå under 18 månader. Detta ska möjliggöra för UNJHRO i Kinshasa att ge stöd till implementeringen av handlingsplanen mot sexuellt våld med FARDC (kongolesiska armén) och personen ska leda arbetet med att implementera ett flertal FN resolutioner rörande konflikt relaterat sexuellt våld. The main objective of the support to the Senior Women Protection Advisor is to advocate and support the government of DRC in reducing the levels of sexual violence by their armed forces and by other armed actors in the context of the armed conflict.  Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2600000 0 1476341 2101276 2000000 0 -400000 0 0 3000000 0 0 2101276 -2000000 1476341 0 0 6177617 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 2600000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 1476341 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 2101276 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights -1656736.97 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 1656736.97 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Strengthened capacity to prevent sexual and gender-based violence and alleviate its consequences Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och lindra konsekvenserna av sexuellt och könsrelaterad våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened conflict transformation and reconciliation initiatives that contribute to local conflict resolution Stärkta konfliktlösnings- och försoningsinitiativ som bidrar till lokal konfliktlösning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51250030-5125003002 Sweden The Embassy is proposing another secondment of a senior women protection advisor to UNJHRO during the period December 2016 - March 2019. During this phase, he/she will lead the implementation of Security Council Resolutions 1820; 1888; 1960; 2106 and 2242 on Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) in the Democratic Republic of Congo and support the implementation of the FARDCs (the Congolse Army) Action Plan against sexual violance. The seconded person will be recruited by UNJHRO. The secondment will contribute to the result "Strengthened capacity to prevent and alleviate the consequences of sexual and gender based violance". Insatsen består av att bidra med en sekonderad person till UN Joint Human Rights Office (UNJHRO) på en senior P5 nivå under 18 månader. Detta ska möjliggöra för UNJHRO i Kinshasa att ge stöd till implementeringen av handlingsplanen mot sexuellt våld med FARDC (kongolesiska armén) och personen ska leda arbetet med att implementera ett flertal FN resolutioner rörande konflikt relaterat sexuellt våld. The main objective of the support to the Senior Women Protection Advisor is to advocate and support the government of DRC in reducing the levels of sexual violence by their armed forces and by other armed actors in the context of the armed conflict.  Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1656737 -1656736.97 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-51260000 Sweden SRHR (incl. gender and HIV prevention) information and services to youth Insatsen är ett partnerskap mellan SAfAIDS och Sonke Gender Justice. SAfAIDS är en Harare-baserad regional organisation som sedan 1995 arbetar med att främja unga människors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive HIV-prevention. Sonke är en Sydafrika-baserad organisation, grundad år 2006, som arbetar regionalt i Afrika med att stärka regeringar, civilsamhällesorganisationer och medborgares kapacitet att stödja män och pojkar att ta en aktiv roll för jämställdhet, förebyggande av könsbaserat våld samt minska spridningen av HIV. Båda organisationerna stöds av Ambassaden i Lusaka sedan flera år. En genomgång av dessa samarbeten visar att båda organisationerna utför arbete av hög kvalitet och att samarbetet med Ambassaden i Lusaka är välfungerande. Det finns inga indikationer på några organisatoriska problem som rör t.ex. finansiell hantering eller andra områden som kan kategoriseras som risker. Ansökan avser ett stöd på 15 100 000 SEK för att implementera projektet "Changing the River's Flow for Young People: A Gender Transformation Program" under perioden 2015-2017. Insatsen syftar till förbättrad jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättrad SRHR bland ungdomar och minskat könsbaserat våld. SAfAIDS och Sonkes utgångspunkt är att genom att arbeta med förändrade attityder, framförallt vad gäller maskulinitet förväntas insatsen att bidra till detta. Ett centralt åtagande är därför att arbeta med pojkar och män. Insatsen kommer att bygga kapacitet av SAfAIDS och lokala partners, genom kapacitetsöverföring från Sonke vad gäller att arbeta med denna målgrupp. Projektet kommer att implementeras i fyra distikt (Mashonaland East, Masvingo, Matabeleland North and Manicaland). Mer specifikt kommer implementeringen ske i svåråtkomliga områden i dessa distrikt, såsom i gruv- och jordbruksområden där stora utmaningar vad gäller projektets arbetsområde råder (hög prevalens av könsbaserat våld och HIV, tonårsgraviditeter och andra SRHR utmaningar). Sammanfattningsvis kommer projektet att stärka mer jämställda attityder vad gäller könsroller och könsnormer bland flickor och pojkar och unga kvinnor och unga män i åldrarna 10-24 år, lokala ledare, föräldrar och lärare. Arbetsmetoderna är evidensbaserade. För ambassaden har förhållningssättet till att arbeta normativt med pojkar och män och kapacitetsöverföringen från Sonke till SAfAIDS i detta avseende varit avgörande för beslutet om beredning med målsättningen att ingå ett avtal med SAfAIDS. Stödet kommer att komplettera ambassadens nuvarande stöd via UNFPA och UNICEF till förbättrad hälsa, inklusive SRHR och GBV prevention, genom att specifikt arbeta med beteendeförändring och attityder. Detta tillägg har planerats för i årsplanen för utvecklingssamarbete sedan tidigare. Ambassaden har identifierat att ett stöd till en NGO som specifikt fokuserar på attitydförändring, framförallt kring maskulinitet, kopplat till hälsa och jämställdhet behövs. Sveriges ambassad i Harare kommer att vara enda givaren till projektet. Symmary in english: The contribution is a partnership between SAfAIDS and Sonke Gender Justice. SAfAIDS is a Harare-based organization which has worked to improve young people’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including HIV prevention, since 1995. Sonke is a South Africa based organization, founded in 2006, which works across Africa to strengthen government, civil society and citizen capacity to support men and boys in taking action to promote gender equality, prevent domestic and sexual violence, and reduce the spread and impact of HIV and AIDS. Both organisations are supported by the Embassy of Sweden in Lusaka. An assessment of the support shows that both SAfAIDS and Sonke is carrying out work of good quality and that the collaboration with the Embassy in Lusaka has been well functioning. There are no indications of organisational problems, for example regarding financial management or other areas that could be considered a risk. The application regards a support of 15 100 000 SEK for the implementation of the project "Changing the River's Flow for Young People: A Gender Transformation Program" during 2015-2017. The contribution aims at improving gender equality, SRHR among youths and reduced gender based violence. The point of departure is by working with changing attitudes, especially regarding masculinity; the intervention is expected to contribute to this. A central commitment is working with men and boys. The project will build capacity of SAfAIDS and its local partners, through a capacity transfer from Sonke regarding working with this target group and approach. The project will be implemented in Mashonaland East, Masvingo, Matabeleland North and Manicaland in mining and farming areas. In summary, the project will strengthen more equal gender norms among girls and boys and women and men in the ages 10-24, local leaders, parents and teachers. The methods that will be applied will be evidence based. The approach to working normatively with boys and men and the capacity transfer from Sonke to SAfAIDS have been key for the decision on appraisal with the goal of entering an agreement with SAfAIDS. The project will complement the embassy’s current support to health, including SRHR and GBV prevention, through UNFPA and UNICEF by working specifically with changing attitudes and behaviors. This addition to the portfolio has been planned for in the operational plan for development cooperation for long. The embassy has identified that a NGO support that specifically focuses on change in attitudes, particularly masculinity is needed. The Embassy of Sweden in Harare will be the only donor to the project. To contribute to the reduction of HIV, GBV, teen pregnancies and barriers to access sexual and reproductive health rights among young people (10-24 years) through promoting equitable gender norms, practices and attitudes among boys and girls, leaders and parents in Zimbabwe by 2017 Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe STD control including HIV/AIDS Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health SAfAIDS in partnership with Sonke Gender Justice implemented a 2-year gender norms transformative programme that sought to transform gender roles and promote more gender-equitable relationships between young men and young women to reduce HIV, GBV and promote positive SRH within hard to reach areas like farms and mining communities in Zimbabwe. This programme was implemented in Chiredzi, Hwange, Nyanga and Seke districts in partnership with Fact Chiredzi (FACT), Buwalo Matalikilo Trust (BMT), Diocese of Mutare Community Care Project (DOMCCP) and Seke Rural Home Based Care (SRHBC) respectively. Drawing on Sonke Gender Justice’s experience in gender norms transformation approaches, the two organisations collaborated to build the capacity of SAfAIDS and its partners, and other institutions to effectively integrate and undertake gender norms transformative programming that engages men and boys in addressing GBV and HIV, and promoting positive SRHR outcomes. The resluts achieved included capacity strengthening of SAFAIDS staff and implementing partners om gender norms transfomration, at the same time building communities ability to cascade work with men and boys in and out of school as well community level dialogues targeting leaders and parents. Strategic national and regional activities included evidence generation, policy maker’s sensitisation meetings on gender norms transformation, technical assistance in the development of the Zimbabwe Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health strategy 2016-2020 as well as hosting of a regional symposium working with leadership, men and boys.  Activities conducted over the two-year implementation period sought to achieve the programme goal through the following 5 specific objectives:        I.        Strengthened capacity of SAfAIDS and its 4 local partners by Sonke on gender norms transformation (including work on engaging men and boys) theory, programme implementation, monitoring and evaluation, in Zimbabwe by 2017;     II.        Strengthened capacity of 720 young people (10-24years), both females and males, in and out of schools (24 schools in 6 per district) to practice equitable gender norms, practices and attitudes that reduce HIV and GBV, and impact positively on their SRHR outcomes, in Zimbabwe by 2017;    III.        Strengthened capacity of 300 community leaders (including religious and traditional leaders) and 200 parents to reduce harmful cultural and religious practices that promote inequitable gender norms, risk for HIV and GBV among young people, both females and males, in Zimbabwe by 2017;   IV.        Undertake policy advocacy and provide technical input into national policy review and development processes , and     V.        Evidence generated, to promote innovation and learning on gender transformation to address HIV, GBV prevention among young people (females and males), in Zimbabwe by 2017. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51260000-5126000001 Sweden SRHR (incl. gender and HIV prevention) information and services to youth Insatsen är ett partnerskap mellan SAfAIDS och Sonke Gender Justice. SAfAIDS är en Harare-baserad regional organisation som sedan 1995 arbetar med att främja unga människors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive HIV-prevention. Sonke är en Sydafrika-baserad organisation, grundad år 2006, som arbetar regionalt i Afrika med att stärka regeringar, civilsamhällesorganisationer och medborgares kapacitet att stödja män och pojkar att ta en aktiv roll för jämställdhet, förebyggande av könsbaserat våld samt minska spridningen av HIV. Båda organisationerna stöds av Ambassaden i Lusaka sedan flera år. En genomgång av dessa samarbeten visar att båda organisationerna utför arbete av hög kvalitet och att samarbetet med Ambassaden i Lusaka är välfungerande. Det finns inga indikationer på några organisatoriska problem som rör t.ex. finansiell hantering eller andra områden som kan kategoriseras som risker. Ansökan avser ett stöd på 15 100 000 SEK för att implementera projektet "Changing the River's Flow for Young People: A Gender Transformation Program" under perioden 2015-2017. Insatsen syftar till förbättrad jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättrad SRHR bland ungdomar och minskat könsbaserat våld. SAfAIDS och Sonkes utgångspunkt är att genom att arbeta med förändrade attityder, framförallt vad gäller maskulinitet förväntas insatsen att bidra till detta. Ett centralt åtagande är därför att arbeta med pojkar och män. Insatsen kommer att bygga kapacitet av SAfAIDS och lokala partners, genom kapacitetsöverföring från Sonke vad gäller att arbeta med denna målgrupp. Projektet kommer att implementeras i fyra distikt (Mashonaland East, Masvingo, Matabeleland North and Manicaland). Mer specifikt kommer implementeringen ske i svåråtkomliga områden i dessa distrikt, såsom i gruv- och jordbruksområden där stora utmaningar vad gäller projektets arbetsområde råder (hög prevalens av könsbaserat våld och HIV, tonårsgraviditeter och andra SRHR utmaningar). Sammanfattningsvis kommer projektet att stärka mer jämställda attityder vad gäller könsroller och könsnormer bland flickor och pojkar och unga kvinnor och unga män i åldrarna 10-24 år, lokala ledare, föräldrar och lärare. Arbetsmetoderna är evidensbaserade. För ambassaden har förhållningssättet till att arbeta normativt med pojkar och män och kapacitetsöverföringen från Sonke till SAfAIDS i detta avseende varit avgörande för beslutet om beredning med målsättningen att ingå ett avtal med SAfAIDS. Stödet kommer att komplettera ambassadens nuvarande stöd via UNFPA och UNICEF till förbättrad hälsa, inklusive SRHR och GBV prevention, genom att specifikt arbeta med beteendeförändring och attityder. Detta tillägg har planerats för i årsplanen för utvecklingssamarbete sedan tidigare. Ambassaden har identifierat att ett stöd till en NGO som specifikt fokuserar på attitydförändring, framförallt kring maskulinitet, kopplat till hälsa och jämställdhet behövs. Sveriges ambassad i Harare kommer att vara enda givaren till projektet. Symmary in english: The contribution is a partnership between SAfAIDS and Sonke Gender Justice. SAfAIDS is a Harare-based organization which has worked to improve young people’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including HIV prevention, since 1995. Sonke is a South Africa based organization, founded in 2006, which works across Africa to strengthen government, civil society and citizen capacity to support men and boys in taking action to promote gender equality, prevent domestic and sexual violence, and reduce the spread and impact of HIV and AIDS. Both organisations are supported by the Embassy of Sweden in Lusaka. An assessment of the support shows that both SAfAIDS and Sonke is carrying out work of good quality and that the collaboration with the Embassy in Lusaka has been well functioning. There are no indications of organisational problems, for example regarding financial management or other areas that could be considered a risk. The application regards a support of 15 100 000 SEK for the implementation of the project "Changing the River's Flow for Young People: A Gender Transformation Program" during 2015-2017. The contribution aims at improving gender equality, SRHR among youths and reduced gender based violence. The point of departure is by working with changing attitudes, especially regarding masculinity; the intervention is expected to contribute to this. A central commitment is working with men and boys. The project will build capacity of SAfAIDS and its local partners, through a capacity transfer from Sonke regarding working with this target group and approach. The project will be implemented in Mashonaland East, Masvingo, Matabeleland North and Manicaland in mining and farming areas. In summary, the project will strengthen more equal gender norms among girls and boys and women and men in the ages 10-24, local leaders, parents and teachers. The methods that will be applied will be evidence based. The approach to working normatively with boys and men and the capacity transfer from Sonke to SAfAIDS have been key for the decision on appraisal with the goal of entering an agreement with SAfAIDS. The project will complement the embassy’s current support to health, including SRHR and GBV prevention, through UNFPA and UNICEF by working specifically with changing attitudes and behaviors. This addition to the portfolio has been planned for in the operational plan for development cooperation for long. The embassy has identified that a NGO support that specifically focuses on change in attitudes, particularly masculinity is needed. The Embassy of Sweden in Harare will be the only donor to the project. To contribute to the reduction of HIV, GBV, teen pregnancies and barriers to access sexual and reproductive health rights among young people (10-24 years) through promoting equitable gender norms, practices and attitudes among boys and girls, leaders and parents in Zimbabwe by 2017 Sweden SAFAIDS/Southern Africa Hiv & Aids Information Dissemination Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SAFAIDS/Southern Africa Hiv & Aids Information Dissemination Services Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 5100000 10000000 0 -10000000 5100000 0 5000000 5000000 0 10000000 15100000 SAFAIDS/Southern Africa Hiv & Aids Information Dissemination Services 5100000 SAFAIDS/Southern Africa Hiv & Aids Information Dissemination Services 5000000 SAFAIDS/Southern Africa Hiv & Aids Information Dissemination Services 5000000 SAFAIDS/Southern Africa Hiv & Aids Information Dissemination Services SE-0-SE-6-51260000-5126000002 Sweden SRHR (incl. gender and HIV prevention) information and services to youth Insatsen är ett partnerskap mellan SAfAIDS och Sonke Gender Justice. SAfAIDS är en Harare-baserad regional organisation som sedan 1995 arbetar med att främja unga människors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive HIV-prevention. Sonke är en Sydafrika-baserad organisation, grundad år 2006, som arbetar regionalt i Afrika med att stärka regeringar, civilsamhällesorganisationer och medborgares kapacitet att stödja män och pojkar att ta en aktiv roll för jämställdhet, förebyggande av könsbaserat våld samt minska spridningen av HIV. Båda organisationerna stöds av Ambassaden i Lusaka sedan flera år. En genomgång av dessa samarbeten visar att båda organisationerna utför arbete av hög kvalitet och att samarbetet med Ambassaden i Lusaka är välfungerande. Det finns inga indikationer på några organisatoriska problem som rör t.ex. finansiell hantering eller andra områden som kan kategoriseras som risker. Ansökan avser ett stöd på 15 100 000 SEK för att implementera projektet "Changing the River's Flow for Young People: A Gender Transformation Program" under perioden 2015-2017. Insatsen syftar till förbättrad jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättrad SRHR bland ungdomar och minskat könsbaserat våld. SAfAIDS och Sonkes utgångspunkt är att genom att arbeta med förändrade attityder, framförallt vad gäller maskulinitet förväntas insatsen att bidra till detta. Ett centralt åtagande är därför att arbeta med pojkar och män. Insatsen kommer att bygga kapacitet av SAfAIDS och lokala partners, genom kapacitetsöverföring från Sonke vad gäller att arbeta med denna målgrupp. Projektet kommer att implementeras i fyra distikt (Mashonaland East, Masvingo, Matabeleland North and Manicaland). Mer specifikt kommer implementeringen ske i svåråtkomliga områden i dessa distrikt, såsom i gruv- och jordbruksområden där stora utmaningar vad gäller projektets arbetsområde råder (hög prevalens av könsbaserat våld och HIV, tonårsgraviditeter och andra SRHR utmaningar). Sammanfattningsvis kommer projektet att stärka mer jämställda attityder vad gäller könsroller och könsnormer bland flickor och pojkar och unga kvinnor och unga män i åldrarna 10-24 år, lokala ledare, föräldrar och lärare. Arbetsmetoderna är evidensbaserade. För ambassaden har förhållningssättet till att arbeta normativt med pojkar och män och kapacitetsöverföringen från Sonke till SAfAIDS i detta avseende varit avgörande för beslutet om beredning med målsättningen att ingå ett avtal med SAfAIDS. Stödet kommer att komplettera ambassadens nuvarande stöd via UNFPA och UNICEF till förbättrad hälsa, inklusive SRHR och GBV prevention, genom att specifikt arbeta med beteendeförändring och attityder. Detta tillägg har planerats för i årsplanen för utvecklingssamarbete sedan tidigare. Ambassaden har identifierat att ett stöd till en NGO som specifikt fokuserar på attitydförändring, framförallt kring maskulinitet, kopplat till hälsa och jämställdhet behövs. Sveriges ambassad i Harare kommer att vara enda givaren till projektet. Symmary in english: The contribution is a partnership between SAfAIDS and Sonke Gender Justice. SAfAIDS is a Harare-based organization which has worked to improve young people’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including HIV prevention, since 1995. Sonke is a South Africa based organization, founded in 2006, which works across Africa to strengthen government, civil society and citizen capacity to support men and boys in taking action to promote gender equality, prevent domestic and sexual violence, and reduce the spread and impact of HIV and AIDS. Both organisations are supported by the Embassy of Sweden in Lusaka. An assessment of the support shows that both SAfAIDS and Sonke is carrying out work of good quality and that the collaboration with the Embassy in Lusaka has been well functioning. There are no indications of organisational problems, for example regarding financial management or other areas that could be considered a risk. The application regards a support of 15 100 000 SEK for the implementation of the project "Changing the River's Flow for Young People: A Gender Transformation Program" during 2015-2017. The contribution aims at improving gender equality, SRHR among youths and reduced gender based violence. The point of departure is by working with changing attitudes, especially regarding masculinity; the intervention is expected to contribute to this. A central commitment is working with men and boys. The project will build capacity of SAfAIDS and its local partners, through a capacity transfer from Sonke regarding working with this target group and approach. The project will be implemented in Mashonaland East, Masvingo, Matabeleland North and Manicaland in mining and farming areas. In summary, the project will strengthen more equal gender norms among girls and boys and women and men in the ages 10-24, local leaders, parents and teachers. The methods that will be applied will be evidence based. The approach to working normatively with boys and men and the capacity transfer from Sonke to SAfAIDS have been key for the decision on appraisal with the goal of entering an agreement with SAfAIDS. The project will complement the embassy’s current support to health, including SRHR and GBV prevention, through UNFPA and UNICEF by working specifically with changing attitudes and behaviors. This addition to the portfolio has been planned for in the operational plan for development cooperation for long. The embassy has identified that a NGO support that specifically focuses on change in attitudes, particularly masculinity is needed. The Embassy of Sweden in Harare will be the only donor to the project. To contribute to the reduction of HIV, GBV, teen pregnancies and barriers to access sexual and reproductive health rights among young people (10-24 years) through promoting equitable gender norms, practices and attitudes among boys and girls, leaders and parents in Zimbabwe by 2017 Sweden SAFAIDS/Southern Africa Hiv & Aids Information Dissemination Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SAFAIDS/Southern Africa Hiv & Aids Information Dissemination Services Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1997309 -1997309 -1997309 SAFAIDS/Southern Africa Hiv & Aids Information Dissemination Services -1997309.2 SAFAIDS/Southern Africa Hiv & Aids Information Dissemination Services Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51260005 Sweden Support to local Government sector with Zimbabwe specific ITP course in partnership with ICDL, with the aim of promoting a higher degree of involvement of women in local politics in Zimbabwe through training workshops and exchange visits. Continuation of contribution 52120078 ICLD ämnar fortsätta med det nationella utbildningsprogrammet: Local Leaders Capacitating Women in Zimbabwe 2015-2018. Syftet med programmet är att stärka kvinnors politiska deltagande, särskilt på lokal nivå. Programmet riktar sig till valda kvinnliga politiker som har potential att driva förändring men också agera som förebilder i det politiska livet. ICLD föreslår 50 deltagare men också 20 manliga politiker. Den utvärdering som genomförts visar att programmet har visat viktiga resultat och lagt grunden för ett fortsatt expanderat program A higher degree of involvement of women in politics at local level through improving and strengthening the capacity of selected ITP candidates Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Forty-Six Councilors, twenty-three council managers, and five Ministry of Local Government officials were capacitated in the two 18-month programmes from late 2015 to August 2018. Seventy-four decision-makers spread across all the provinces within Zimbabwe were capable of leading their communities, making decisions that include more stakeholders- especially women- in a more efficient manner than prior to this programme. The programme has led to changes in individual’s competencies and attitudes through education and exposure to new ideas, culture, and perspectives. All the councilors expressed boosts in self confidence levels when compared to the beginning of the programme.  The councilors have become bolder when speaking at public gatherings, interrogate and articulate issues better in council meetings and facilitate ward activities better. The increased confidence has not gone unnoticed for some of the participants who have now been elevated in their respective portfolios. The growth in personal confidence has also transformed other facets of the councilors’ lives as they continue to develop into community role models. This has also come with improvements in some of the councilors’ personal grooming standards as they now dress more appropriately for different occasions. The councillors gained knowledge of advocacy, lobbying and strategic planning helped them to become better communicators and negotiators. It has made their work easier as they are able to effectively negotiate with colleagues to support their views and ideas during debates. The inclusion of men into the programme has assisted in making men appreciate the challenges women face when doing council buisness.         No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51260005-5126000501 Sweden Support to local Government sector with Zimbabwe specific ITP course in partnership with ICDL, with the aim of promoting a higher degree of involvement of women in local politics in Zimbabwe through training workshops and exchange visits. Continuation of contribution 52120078 ICLD ämnar fortsätta med det nationella utbildningsprogrammet: Local Leaders Capacitating Women in Zimbabwe 2015-2018. Syftet med programmet är att stärka kvinnors politiska deltagande, särskilt på lokal nivå. Programmet riktar sig till valda kvinnliga politiker som har potential att driva förändring men också agera som förebilder i det politiska livet. ICLD föreslår 50 deltagare men också 20 manliga politiker. Den utvärdering som genomförts visar att programmet har visat viktiga resultat och lagt grunden för ett fortsatt expanderat program A higher degree of involvement of women in politics at local level through improving and strengthening the capacity of selected ITP candidates Sweden ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1000000 2870000 0 0 1000000 2530000 2870000 2870000 0 -2870000 -1100000 1100000 0 -2530000 3870000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 1000000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 2870000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati SE-0-SE-6-51260005-5126000502 Sweden Support to local Government sector with Zimbabwe specific ITP course in partnership with ICDL, with the aim of promoting a higher degree of involvement of women in local politics in Zimbabwe through training workshops and exchange visits. Continuation of contribution 52120078 ICLD ämnar fortsätta med det nationella utbildningsprogrammet: Local Leaders Capacitating Women in Zimbabwe 2015-2018. Syftet med programmet är att stärka kvinnors politiska deltagande, särskilt på lokal nivå. Programmet riktar sig till valda kvinnliga politiker som har potential att driva förändring men också agera som förebilder i det politiska livet. ICLD föreslår 50 deltagare men också 20 manliga politiker. Den utvärdering som genomförts visar att programmet har visat viktiga resultat och lagt grunden för ett fortsatt expanderat program A higher degree of involvement of women in politics at local level through improving and strengthening the capacity of selected ITP candidates Sweden ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2530000 1100000 -39325 2530000 -39325 1100000 0 0 3590675 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 2530000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 1100000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati -39325 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved conditions for democratic governance, reducing corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51270022 Sweden Save the Children has submitted an application for program support for the years 2017-2019, with a total of 90,000,000 kronor. The contribution aims to help strengthen the Somali health sector by supporting primary health care at local level. By strengthening the capacity of local authorities in governance and decision making regarding health issues, increasing access and quality of services, and strengthening the empowerment and resilience of the population, this effort is considered to contribute to improving community health. In addition, the main focus of this contribution lies on maternity, neonatal and child health in order to help strengthen the health of women and children and their potential for survival. Since 2012, Sida has supported the Somali health sector through a comprehensive UN Joint Program (WHO, UNICEF and UNFPA), entitled Joint Health and Nutrition Program (JHNP). UN organizations in Somalia are mainly non-implementing partners and therefore subcontract local organizations, such as Save the Children to perform and deliver services. Save the Children was the largest implementing partner organization within JHNP, which laid the foundation for the design of this new program after the JHNP ended. Sida, together with the Swiss Development Cooperation in Somalia (SDC), chose to proceed with Save the Children as an individual and direct partner, given the work previously implemented by the organization were successful. Save the Children also has access to many regions around Somalia, including hard-to-reach areas, which this contribution aims to focus on. The choice to prepare a new support to Save the Children to strengthen the local health sector with particular attention to three regions - Galmudug, Jubbaland and Bari. The selection of regions for project implementation was guided by Save the Children, who concludes that these regions lag behind other regions in terms of access to essential health services. It is worth to remember that these regions are all previous JHNP regions and so continuation of services remains essential. Decision on contribution will be taken by the Head of Afica Department at Sida Stockholm. Rädda Barnen har inkommit med en ansökan för programstöd för perioden 2017-2019, med en totalt budget på 144 322 317 kronor. Sidas andel uppgår till totalt 90 000 000 kronor. Schweiz står för resterande andelen. Insatsen syftar till att dels bidra till fortsatt tillgång av basal hälso-och-sjukvårdstjänster för gravida kvinnor och barn under fem år i tre regioner i Somalia, dels fortsätta stödja uppbyggnaden av den Somaliska hälsosektorn med fokus på hälsosystem på lokal och regionalnivå. Insatsen bygger vidare på det stöd som Sverige tidigare har gett till hälsosektorn (bland annat genom Joint Health and Nutrition Program, JHNP), samtidigt som den utforskar nya aspekter inklusive implementeringsforskning för ett förbättrad resultat och kvalité. Vidare, avser instatsen att stärka kapaciteten hos de lokala auktoriteter med styrning och beslutsfattande för hälsofrågor, öka tillgången och kvalitén av hälso-och-sjukvårdstjänster samt stärka egenmakten och resiliensen hos befolkningen. Sida har sedan 2012 stött den Somaliska hälsosektorn främst genom tre olika program inklusive ett givargemensamt FN-program (WHO, UNICEF och UNFPA), så kallad Joint Health and Nutrition Program (JHNP). Två av de enskilda program som Sida tidigare gav stöd till (Dalarna Högskola barnmorskeprogram och UNFPA pilot program för våld mot kvinnor) samt de JHNP komponenter (reproduktiv, mödra och neonatal hälsa) som UNFPA ansvarade för ingår sedan juli 2017 inom ramen för det stöd som Sida ger till UNFPA:s landprogram för år 2017. Stödet till UNFPA för perioden 2018-2020 kommer att fr.o.m. januari 2018 ingå i Sidas stöd till FN fonden (UN MPTF) för strategiska skäl (för mer information, se gärna beslut om insats med beslutsnummer 28/17). Innehållet i det program förslag som Rädda Barnen har presenterat för Sida bygger vidare på den komponent av JHNP som framför allt UNICEF ansvarade för. UNICEF implementerar inga program utan anlitar internationella och lokala organisationer, såsom Rädda Barnen för att utföra och leverera hälsotjänster. Rädda Barnen var den största implementerande partnerorganisationen inom JHNP och för UNICEF, vilket la grunden till utformandet av detta nya program, efter att JHNP avslutades. Sida, tillsammans med den Schweiziska biståndsmyndigheten (SDC), valde att gå vidare med Rädda Barnen som enskild partnersorganisation då insatserna som tidigare implementerats av organisationen var framgångsrika. Rädda Barnen har dessutom åtkomst till många regioner runtom Somalia, även svåråtkomliga områden, som denna insats avser inrikta sig på. Sida gör därför bedömningen att planerad insats är a) i linje med resultaten för Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete, b) i linje med resultaten i Somalias nationella utvecklingsplan, samt c) bygger vidare på det stöd som Sida tidigare har gett i hälsosektorn. Denna insats bygger på principen flexibilitet och "doing development differently" och kommer att ge Sida möjligheten att bättre förstå vad som fungerar och inte i en fragil och konfliktpåverkad kontext som Somalia. Beslut om insats tas av chef för Afrikaavdelningen på Sida Stockholm. Community Health and Social Accountability Programme (CHASP) aims at increasing the utilisation of quality Reproductive, Maternal, New-born, Child Health (RMNCH) services that are accessible, acceptable, affordable and equitable through provision of essential package for health services. The programme is implemented in three different regions and a total of 10 districts of Somalia and has dual objectives: 1) to increase the utilisation of quality Reproductive, Maternal, New-born, Child Health (RMNCH) services; and 2) to develop a strong community, district and regional level referral health system. The programme primarily targets women of reproductive age and children under five years of age for health services. Besides contributing to strengthened health systems, the intervention will increase the health seeking behaviour for women and make reproductive health services accessible and affordable for the target beneficiaries. The programme will further contribute to bridging the gap between health facilities and communities.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Somalia Basic health care COVID-19 control Basic Health During the third year of program implementation, CHASP continued the delivery of quality healthcare servicers combined with diverse capacity building interventions in 10 districts across Jubaland, Galmudug and Puntland. This has contributed significantly to increased access and availability of healthcare in targeted regions especially hard-to-reach areas. In the reporting period, the intervention reached 429,124 beneficiaries (178,565 males and 250,559 females), accounting for more than half of the overall health facility utilisation rate of 782,087 with quality health interventions, establishing resilient health systems and robust community structures thus laying a strong foundation for sustainability.  Antenatal care results carried out during a client satisfaction interviews shows that, majority of pregnant women attended the health facilities were provided folic acid, iron tablets, tetanus toxoid injection and counseled on the importance of antenatal care and recommended diertary intake.  In order to maintain adaptive programming, the intervention continued to conduct a series of research studies and client satisfaction surveys in some of the supported facilities In addition, a study to understand progress in knowledge of care givers on infant and young breast-feeding, children dietary diversity and community health status was also conducted in two districts with findings helping to modify the breast-feeding practices and nutrition programming approach. Following the dissemination of above mentioned research findings conducted, the Ministry of Health and other key health actors in the proogramme-supported regions have adapted these key findings and recommendations with the aim of improving quality health service delivery. Other results achieved in year three include: - Cost per beneficiary ratio for year 3 was maintained at 114 SEK as compared to 250 SEK in year 2;- Flexibility of the programme design maintained to adapt to changing context and learning experiences, COVID 19 and emergency funding utilized;- 77% increase in health facility utilization as compared to year 2 and more effective and efficient health leadership and coordination both at district and state level;                                                                                                                     - Rehabilitated three health facilities in Bari region. In Horseed health centre, the programme renovated the perimeter fence while in Dharjaale, the community constructed three extension rooms for delivery services; - An elevated water tank constructed for Kobdhexaad health centre improving general sanitation of the health facility, and an underground water reservoir constructed for Baargaal Referral Health centre, ensuring consistent supply of clean water at the health facility; - Stronger community involvement and ownership laying foundation for sustainability.  In Galmudug, there is a slight decrease in children under five utilization for year 3 as compared to year 2. This is due to accessibility issues and migration of the population.        No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51270022-5127002201 Sweden Save the Children has submitted an application for program support for the years 2017-2019, with a total of 90,000,000 kronor. The contribution aims to help strengthen the Somali health sector by supporting primary health care at local level. By strengthening the capacity of local authorities in governance and decision making regarding health issues, increasing access and quality of services, and strengthening the empowerment and resilience of the population, this effort is considered to contribute to improving community health. In addition, the main focus of this contribution lies on maternity, neonatal and child health in order to help strengthen the health of women and children and their potential for survival. Since 2012, Sida has supported the Somali health sector through a comprehensive UN Joint Program (WHO, UNICEF and UNFPA), entitled Joint Health and Nutrition Program (JHNP). UN organizations in Somalia are mainly non-implementing partners and therefore subcontract local organizations, such as Save the Children to perform and deliver services. Save the Children was the largest implementing partner organization within JHNP, which laid the foundation for the design of this new program after the JHNP ended. Sida, together with the Swiss Development Cooperation in Somalia (SDC), chose to proceed with Save the Children as an individual and direct partner, given the work previously implemented by the organization were successful. Save the Children also has access to many regions around Somalia, including hard-to-reach areas, which this contribution aims to focus on. The choice to prepare a new support to Save the Children to strengthen the local health sector with particular attention to three regions - Galmudug, Jubbaland and Bari. The selection of regions for project implementation was guided by Save the Children, who concludes that these regions lag behind other regions in terms of access to essential health services. It is worth to remember that these regions are all previous JHNP regions and so continuation of services remains essential. Decision on contribution will be taken by the Head of Afica Department at Sida Stockholm. Rädda Barnen har inkommit med en ansökan för programstöd för perioden 2017-2019, med en totalt budget på 144 322 317 kronor. Sidas andel uppgår till totalt 90 000 000 kronor. Schweiz står för resterande andelen. Insatsen syftar till att dels bidra till fortsatt tillgång av basal hälso-och-sjukvårdstjänster för gravida kvinnor och barn under fem år i tre regioner i Somalia, dels fortsätta stödja uppbyggnaden av den Somaliska hälsosektorn med fokus på hälsosystem på lokal och regionalnivå. Insatsen bygger vidare på det stöd som Sverige tidigare har gett till hälsosektorn (bland annat genom Joint Health and Nutrition Program, JHNP), samtidigt som den utforskar nya aspekter inklusive implementeringsforskning för ett förbättrad resultat och kvalité. Vidare, avser instatsen att stärka kapaciteten hos de lokala auktoriteter med styrning och beslutsfattande för hälsofrågor, öka tillgången och kvalitén av hälso-och-sjukvårdstjänster samt stärka egenmakten och resiliensen hos befolkningen. Sida har sedan 2012 stött den Somaliska hälsosektorn främst genom tre olika program inklusive ett givargemensamt FN-program (WHO, UNICEF och UNFPA), så kallad Joint Health and Nutrition Program (JHNP). Två av de enskilda program som Sida tidigare gav stöd till (Dalarna Högskola barnmorskeprogram och UNFPA pilot program för våld mot kvinnor) samt de JHNP komponenter (reproduktiv, mödra och neonatal hälsa) som UNFPA ansvarade för ingår sedan juli 2017 inom ramen för det stöd som Sida ger till UNFPA:s landprogram för år 2017. Stödet till UNFPA för perioden 2018-2020 kommer att fr.o.m. januari 2018 ingå i Sidas stöd till FN fonden (UN MPTF) för strategiska skäl (för mer information, se gärna beslut om insats med beslutsnummer 28/17). Innehållet i det program förslag som Rädda Barnen har presenterat för Sida bygger vidare på den komponent av JHNP som framför allt UNICEF ansvarade för. UNICEF implementerar inga program utan anlitar internationella och lokala organisationer, såsom Rädda Barnen för att utföra och leverera hälsotjänster. Rädda Barnen var den största implementerande partnerorganisationen inom JHNP och för UNICEF, vilket la grunden till utformandet av detta nya program, efter att JHNP avslutades. Sida, tillsammans med den Schweiziska biståndsmyndigheten (SDC), valde att gå vidare med Rädda Barnen som enskild partnersorganisation då insatserna som tidigare implementerats av organisationen var framgångsrika. Rädda Barnen har dessutom åtkomst till många regioner runtom Somalia, även svåråtkomliga områden, som denna insats avser inrikta sig på. Sida gör därför bedömningen att planerad insats är a) i linje med resultaten för Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete, b) i linje med resultaten i Somalias nationella utvecklingsplan, samt c) bygger vidare på det stöd som Sida tidigare har gett i hälsosektorn. Denna insats bygger på principen flexibilitet och "doing development differently" och kommer att ge Sida möjligheten att bättre förstå vad som fungerar och inte i en fragil och konfliktpåverkad kontext som Somalia. Beslut om insats tas av chef för Afrikaavdelningen på Sida Stockholm. Community Health and Social Accountability Programme (CHASP) aims at increasing the utilisation of quality Reproductive, Maternal, New-born, Child Health (RMNCH) services that are accessible, acceptable, affordable and equitable through provision of essential package for health services. The programme is implemented in three different regions and a total of 10 districts of Somalia and has dual objectives: 1) to increase the utilisation of quality Reproductive, Maternal, New-born, Child Health (RMNCH) services; and 2) to develop a strong community, district and regional level referral health system. The programme primarily targets women of reproductive age and children under five years of age for health services. Besides contributing to strengthened health systems, the intervention will increase the health seeking behaviour for women and make reproductive health services accessible and affordable for the target beneficiaries. The programme will further contribute to bridging the gap between health facilities and communities.   Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 30000000 0 0 0 30000000 5000000 0 0 -5000000 0 0 30000000 Save the Children, Sweden 30000000 Save the Children, Sweden SE-0-SE-6-51270022-5127002202 Sweden Save the Children has submitted an application for program support for the years 2017-2019, with a total of 90,000,000 kronor. The contribution aims to help strengthen the Somali health sector by supporting primary health care at local level. By strengthening the capacity of local authorities in governance and decision making regarding health issues, increasing access and quality of services, and strengthening the empowerment and resilience of the population, this effort is considered to contribute to improving community health. In addition, the main focus of this contribution lies on maternity, neonatal and child health in order to help strengthen the health of women and children and their potential for survival. Since 2012, Sida has supported the Somali health sector through a comprehensive UN Joint Program (WHO, UNICEF and UNFPA), entitled Joint Health and Nutrition Program (JHNP). UN organizations in Somalia are mainly non-implementing partners and therefore subcontract local organizations, such as Save the Children to perform and deliver services. Save the Children was the largest implementing partner organization within JHNP, which laid the foundation for the design of this new program after the JHNP ended. Sida, together with the Swiss Development Cooperation in Somalia (SDC), chose to proceed with Save the Children as an individual and direct partner, given the work previously implemented by the organization were successful. Save the Children also has access to many regions around Somalia, including hard-to-reach areas, which this contribution aims to focus on. The choice to prepare a new support to Save the Children to strengthen the local health sector with particular attention to three regions - Galmudug, Jubbaland and Bari. The selection of regions for project implementation was guided by Save the Children, who concludes that these regions lag behind other regions in terms of access to essential health services. It is worth to remember that these regions are all previous JHNP regions and so continuation of services remains essential. Decision on contribution will be taken by the Head of Afica Department at Sida Stockholm. Rädda Barnen har inkommit med en ansökan för programstöd för perioden 2017-2019, med en totalt budget på 144 322 317 kronor. Sidas andel uppgår till totalt 90 000 000 kronor. Schweiz står för resterande andelen. Insatsen syftar till att dels bidra till fortsatt tillgång av basal hälso-och-sjukvårdstjänster för gravida kvinnor och barn under fem år i tre regioner i Somalia, dels fortsätta stödja uppbyggnaden av den Somaliska hälsosektorn med fokus på hälsosystem på lokal och regionalnivå. Insatsen bygger vidare på det stöd som Sverige tidigare har gett till hälsosektorn (bland annat genom Joint Health and Nutrition Program, JHNP), samtidigt som den utforskar nya aspekter inklusive implementeringsforskning för ett förbättrad resultat och kvalité. Vidare, avser instatsen att stärka kapaciteten hos de lokala auktoriteter med styrning och beslutsfattande för hälsofrågor, öka tillgången och kvalitén av hälso-och-sjukvårdstjänster samt stärka egenmakten och resiliensen hos befolkningen. Sida har sedan 2012 stött den Somaliska hälsosektorn främst genom tre olika program inklusive ett givargemensamt FN-program (WHO, UNICEF och UNFPA), så kallad Joint Health and Nutrition Program (JHNP). Två av de enskilda program som Sida tidigare gav stöd till (Dalarna Högskola barnmorskeprogram och UNFPA pilot program för våld mot kvinnor) samt de JHNP komponenter (reproduktiv, mödra och neonatal hälsa) som UNFPA ansvarade för ingår sedan juli 2017 inom ramen för det stöd som Sida ger till UNFPA:s landprogram för år 2017. Stödet till UNFPA för perioden 2018-2020 kommer att fr.o.m. januari 2018 ingå i Sidas stöd till FN fonden (UN MPTF) för strategiska skäl (för mer information, se gärna beslut om insats med beslutsnummer 28/17). Innehållet i det program förslag som Rädda Barnen har presenterat för Sida bygger vidare på den komponent av JHNP som framför allt UNICEF ansvarade för. UNICEF implementerar inga program utan anlitar internationella och lokala organisationer, såsom Rädda Barnen för att utföra och leverera hälsotjänster. Rädda Barnen var den största implementerande partnerorganisationen inom JHNP och för UNICEF, vilket la grunden till utformandet av detta nya program, efter att JHNP avslutades. Sida, tillsammans med den Schweiziska biståndsmyndigheten (SDC), valde att gå vidare med Rädda Barnen som enskild partnersorganisation då insatserna som tidigare implementerats av organisationen var framgångsrika. Rädda Barnen har dessutom åtkomst till många regioner runtom Somalia, även svåråtkomliga områden, som denna insats avser inrikta sig på. Sida gör därför bedömningen att planerad insats är a) i linje med resultaten för Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete, b) i linje med resultaten i Somalias nationella utvecklingsplan, samt c) bygger vidare på det stöd som Sida tidigare har gett i hälsosektorn. Denna insats bygger på principen flexibilitet och "doing development differently" och kommer att ge Sida möjligheten att bättre förstå vad som fungerar och inte i en fragil och konfliktpåverkad kontext som Somalia. Beslut om insats tas av chef för Afrikaavdelningen på Sida Stockholm. Community Health and Social Accountability Programme (CHASP) aims at increasing the utilisation of quality Reproductive, Maternal, New-born, Child Health (RMNCH) services that are accessible, acceptable, affordable and equitable through provision of essential package for health services. The programme is implemented in three different regions and a total of 10 districts of Somalia and has dual objectives: 1) to increase the utilisation of quality Reproductive, Maternal, New-born, Child Health (RMNCH) services; and 2) to develop a strong community, district and regional level referral health system. The programme primarily targets women of reproductive age and children under five years of age for health services. Besides contributing to strengthened health systems, the intervention will increase the health seeking behaviour for women and make reproductive health services accessible and affordable for the target beneficiaries. The programme will further contribute to bridging the gap between health facilities and communities.   Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 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Ökad och jämlik tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård med fokus på kvinnor och barn. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51270024 Sweden The current developments in Somalia and the renewed commitment from the international community to support Somalia on its path towards long-term peace and stable state-building have opened up new avenues for Sweden to engage with key drivers of change in the country. As highlighted in the Economic Recovery Plan, issues around job creation, economic growth and private sector development will lie at the heart of Somali recovery and reconstruction. Accordingly, the overall objective of the programme is to contribute to the long-term reconstruction of the conflict ridden society in Somalia through increased human security and improved livelihoods, while the specific objective of the intervention is employment creation and improved incomes for those economically active specifically for women and youth across the country. The programme is intended to be catalytic and engage the diaspora for the purpose of leveraging funds as well as transferring knowledge. With strong entrepreneurial propensities and cultural linkages to Somalia, the Somali diaspora in Sweden and elswhere can play an important part in developing businesses that can create jobs in Somalia. It is important to clarify that the programme does not only target the diaspora but Somali entrepreneurs in the country are also eligible for the programme. The programme employs a comprehensive approach that consists of four major components which are intended to complement each other: 1. A Capacity Development Facility (CDF) for interested entrepreneurs and potential grantees. the CDF will be divided into a general capacity development in business development as well as a tailor-made capacity development for grantees. 2. A Challenge Fund module that offers financing to entrepreneurs at an early stage of the business venture in order to enable them to explore opportunities and start up a business with potential for job creating opportunities. 3. Access to more capital support function which is intended to support grantees and interested entrepreneurs to access financing from other challenge funds or through Sida’s guarantee systems for larger finances. 4. A Scale up analysis module which is intended to collect and convey analysed market data into the New Deal/PSG4 policy level for improved policies that will contribute to enabling environment for business throughout the country. By combining these four components the programme puts in place the necessary prerequisites for successful and sustainable business creation and hence increased productive employment. The engagement of the diaspora will not only leverage funds and businesses but will also contribute to knowledge transfer in the long term. Furthermore, the data collected from the programme through its scale up analysis module will be expected to contribute to positive changes at the policy level and hopefully have bigger positive impact at the national level. The programme has identified opportunities in certain sectors which is believed could have potential to have wider impact on business growth and hence contribute to productive employment. These identified sectors are: Agriculture, fisheries, healthcare, ICT, renewable energy and water & sanitation. However, while projects of high quality from these sectors will be prioritized the bottom line of the programme still lies in the creation of productive employment in a sustainable manner within any given sector. Den nuvarande utvecklingen i Somalia och det förnyade åtagandet från det internationella samfundet att stötta Somalia på vägen till långsiktig fred och statsbyggande har öppnat upp nya möjligheter för Sverige att engagera sig för förändring i landet. Som framhävts i Somali Compact och The Economic Recovery Plan, ligger jobbskapande, ekonomisk tillväxt och näringslivsutveckling i centrum för Somalias återhämtning. I linje med detta är programmets övergripande syfte att bidra till den långsiktiga rekonstruktionen av det konfliktdrabbade somaliska samhället genom att öka mänsklig säkerhet och möjlighet till försörjning. Programmets specifika syfte är att åstadkomma detta genom jobbskapande och förbättrad inkomst speciellt för kvinnor och ungdomar i hela landet. Forum Syd, som blir avtalspart till ambassaden, har tillsammans med Business Sweden utarbetat detta program. Ambassaden anser att de två organisationernas kompetenser och erfarenheter kompletterar varandra väl. Medan Forum Syd har lång erfarenhet av den Somaliska kontexten och har samarbetat med den somaliska diasporan samt lokala intressenter i olika program förut så har Business Sweden specialistkunskap rörande frågor inom affärsutveckling, marknadsanalys, handel och dess regelverk mm. Programmet avser att agera katalytiskt och engagera diasporan genom att skapa en ekonomisk hävstångseffekt samt underlätta kunskapsöverföring. Genom att ta vara på entreprenörsandan samt kulturella kopplingar till Somalia kan den somaliska diasporan i Sverige och på andra ställen spela en viktig roll i att skapa jobb för befolkningen i Somalia. Dock är det viktigt att klargöra att programmet inte bara riktar sig till diasporan utan alla som vill investera i landet. Programmet har ett brett tillvägagångsätt som utgörs av fyra större beståndsdelar som avser att komplettera varandra: 1. A Capacity Development Facility (CDF) för intresserade entreprenörer och potentiella förmånstagare. CDF kommer att delas in i generell kapacitetsutveckling i företagsutveckling i Somalia liksom en skräddarsydd kapacitetsutveckling för förmånstagare. 2. A Challenge Fund som erbjuder finansiering till entreprenörer vid ett tidigt stadium av en affärssatsning för att möjliggöra utforskandet av nya möjligheter för jobbskapande affärsverksamheter. 3. Stöd till entreprenörer för att söka ytterligare finansiering från andra större finansieringskällor. 4. En uppskalningsanalys som avser att samla och förmedla analyserad marknadsdata och brister i affärsmiljön i landet via den nya koordineringsarkitekturen och especiellt Fred och Stabilitetsmål nr.4 (The New Deal/ PSG4) policynivå för förbättrade policys som bidrar till att gynnsam miljö för företagsverksamhet i hela landet. Genom att förena dessa fyra komponenter avser programmet att skapa förutsättningarna för ett framgångsrikt och hållbart företagande och därigenom ökat produktivt jobbskapande. Diasporans engagemang kommer inte bara att generera kapital och affärsverksamheter utan också bidra till en långsiktig kunskapsöverföring. Dessutom så förväntas datan som samlats via uppskalningsanalysen bidra till positiva förändringar på policynivå och därigenom positiva inverkan på nationell nivå. Programmet har identifierat stora möjligheter inom vissa sektorer som tros ha potential till större genomslagskraft på tillväxt och därigenom bidra till produktivt jobbskapande. De identifierade sektorerna är: Jordbruk, fiske, hälsovård, ICT, förnybar energi samt vatten och sanitet. Medan projekt av hög kvalitet inom dessa sektorer kommer att prioriteras så kommer programmets fokus att ligga på produktivt jobbskapande på ett hållbart sätt i alla möjliga sektorer. The intervention's intended outcome is to contribute to the long-term reconstruction of Somalia through increased human security and improved livelihoods. More specifically, the intervention aims to create employment and improve incomes for those economically active in Somalia specifically for women and youth across the country. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Somalia Employment creation Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Other Social Infrastructure & Services Government & Civil Society-general During spring of 2019, the Embassy engaged in extensive discussions with Forum Syd regarding the future of the Swedish Somalia Business Programme. After a thorough appraisal process, the quality assurance committee decided to not recommend the contribution for approval. This was based on two main conclusions; 1) the programme was not cost-effective enough and 2) Forum Syd is not considered as being the best-suited actor to implement a PSD-programme in Somalia. The Embassy then approved a phase out period of the programme to safeguard the results achieved so far. ForumCiv handed in a final narrative for the programme period 1 April 2016 to 31 October 2020 report including a results matrix and a list of all grantees. The narrative report provides sufficient information to document and assess the results of the intervention. The overall objective of the programme was; Productive job creation in Somalia through increased private sector investment and business development. The programme has supported the establishment of 40 companies across Somalia which has led to 492 new jobs. The main results of the programme is presented as follows: SSBP has supported the start up of 40 companies of which 34 remain active after the programme period has ended. The companies has employed a total of 492 jobs (211 women, 260 youth) ForumCiv reports that all companies has produced business cases with a human right based approach. The module 2 companies has also developed gender, environment and anti-corruption plans.         No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51270024-5127002401 Sweden The current developments in Somalia and the renewed commitment from the international community to support Somalia on its path towards long-term peace and stable state-building have opened up new avenues for Sweden to engage with key drivers of change in the country. As highlighted in the Economic Recovery Plan, issues around job creation, economic growth and private sector development will lie at the heart of Somali recovery and reconstruction. Accordingly, the overall objective of the programme is to contribute to the long-term reconstruction of the conflict ridden society in Somalia through increased human security and improved livelihoods, while the specific objective of the intervention is employment creation and improved incomes for those economically active specifically for women and youth across the country. The programme is intended to be catalytic and engage the diaspora for the purpose of leveraging funds as well as transferring knowledge. With strong entrepreneurial propensities and cultural linkages to Somalia, the Somali diaspora in Sweden and elswhere can play an important part in developing businesses that can create jobs in Somalia. It is important to clarify that the programme does not only target the diaspora but Somali entrepreneurs in the country are also eligible for the programme. The programme employs a comprehensive approach that consists of four major components which are intended to complement each other: 1. A Capacity Development Facility (CDF) for interested entrepreneurs and potential grantees. the CDF will be divided into a general capacity development in business development as well as a tailor-made capacity development for grantees. 2. A Challenge Fund module that offers financing to entrepreneurs at an early stage of the business venture in order to enable them to explore opportunities and start up a business with potential for job creating opportunities. 3. Access to more capital support function which is intended to support grantees and interested entrepreneurs to access financing from other challenge funds or through Sida’s guarantee systems for larger finances. 4. A Scale up analysis module which is intended to collect and convey analysed market data into the New Deal/PSG4 policy level for improved policies that will contribute to enabling environment for business throughout the country. By combining these four components the programme puts in place the necessary prerequisites for successful and sustainable business creation and hence increased productive employment. The engagement of the diaspora will not only leverage funds and businesses but will also contribute to knowledge transfer in the long term. Furthermore, the data collected from the programme through its scale up analysis module will be expected to contribute to positive changes at the policy level and hopefully have bigger positive impact at the national level. The programme has identified opportunities in certain sectors which is believed could have potential to have wider impact on business growth and hence contribute to productive employment. These identified sectors are: Agriculture, fisheries, healthcare, ICT, renewable energy and water & sanitation. However, while projects of high quality from these sectors will be prioritized the bottom line of the programme still lies in the creation of productive employment in a sustainable manner within any given sector. Den nuvarande utvecklingen i Somalia och det förnyade åtagandet från det internationella samfundet att stötta Somalia på vägen till långsiktig fred och statsbyggande har öppnat upp nya möjligheter för Sverige att engagera sig för förändring i landet. Som framhävts i Somali Compact och The Economic Recovery Plan, ligger jobbskapande, ekonomisk tillväxt och näringslivsutveckling i centrum för Somalias återhämtning. I linje med detta är programmets övergripande syfte att bidra till den långsiktiga rekonstruktionen av det konfliktdrabbade somaliska samhället genom att öka mänsklig säkerhet och möjlighet till försörjning. Programmets specifika syfte är att åstadkomma detta genom jobbskapande och förbättrad inkomst speciellt för kvinnor och ungdomar i hela landet. Forum Syd, som blir avtalspart till ambassaden, har tillsammans med Business Sweden utarbetat detta program. Ambassaden anser att de två organisationernas kompetenser och erfarenheter kompletterar varandra väl. Medan Forum Syd har lång erfarenhet av den Somaliska kontexten och har samarbetat med den somaliska diasporan samt lokala intressenter i olika program förut så har Business Sweden specialistkunskap rörande frågor inom affärsutveckling, marknadsanalys, handel och dess regelverk mm. Programmet avser att agera katalytiskt och engagera diasporan genom att skapa en ekonomisk hävstångseffekt samt underlätta kunskapsöverföring. Genom att ta vara på entreprenörsandan samt kulturella kopplingar till Somalia kan den somaliska diasporan i Sverige och på andra ställen spela en viktig roll i att skapa jobb för befolkningen i Somalia. Dock är det viktigt att klargöra att programmet inte bara riktar sig till diasporan utan alla som vill investera i landet. Programmet har ett brett tillvägagångsätt som utgörs av fyra större beståndsdelar som avser att komplettera varandra: 1. A Capacity Development Facility (CDF) för intresserade entreprenörer och potentiella förmånstagare. CDF kommer att delas in i generell kapacitetsutveckling i företagsutveckling i Somalia liksom en skräddarsydd kapacitetsutveckling för förmånstagare. 2. A Challenge Fund som erbjuder finansiering till entreprenörer vid ett tidigt stadium av en affärssatsning för att möjliggöra utforskandet av nya möjligheter för jobbskapande affärsverksamheter. 3. Stöd till entreprenörer för att söka ytterligare finansiering från andra större finansieringskällor. 4. En uppskalningsanalys som avser att samla och förmedla analyserad marknadsdata och brister i affärsmiljön i landet via den nya koordineringsarkitekturen och especiellt Fred och Stabilitetsmål nr.4 (The New Deal/ PSG4) policynivå för förbättrade policys som bidrar till att gynnsam miljö för företagsverksamhet i hela landet. Genom att förena dessa fyra komponenter avser programmet att skapa förutsättningarna för ett framgångsrikt och hållbart företagande och därigenom ökat produktivt jobbskapande. Diasporans engagemang kommer inte bara att generera kapital och affärsverksamheter utan också bidra till en långsiktig kunskapsöverföring. Dessutom så förväntas datan som samlats via uppskalningsanalysen bidra till positiva förändringar på policynivå och därigenom positiva inverkan på nationell nivå. Programmet har identifierat stora möjligheter inom vissa sektorer som tros ha potential till större genomslagskraft på tillväxt och därigenom bidra till produktivt jobbskapande. De identifierade sektorerna är: Jordbruk, fiske, hälsovård, ICT, förnybar energi samt vatten och sanitet. Medan projekt av hög kvalitet inom dessa sektorer kommer att prioriteras så kommer programmets fokus att ligga på produktivt jobbskapande på ett hållbart sätt i alla möjliga sektorer. The intervention's intended outcome is to contribute to the long-term reconstruction of Somalia through increased human security and improved livelihoods. More specifically, the intervention aims to create employment and improve incomes for those economically active in Somalia specifically for women and youth across the country. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4788273 19771322 0 0 -910000 0 20315000 19771322 0 0 3358273 1430000 0 0 -4765000 -20315000 -5960000 4765000 5960000 0 910000 24559595 ForumCiv 1430000 ForumCiv 3358273 ForumCiv 0 ForumCiv 10315000 ForumCiv 9456322 ForumCiv SE-0-SE-6-51270024-5127002402 Sweden The current developments in Somalia and the renewed commitment from the international community to support Somalia on its path towards long-term peace and stable state-building have opened up new avenues for Sweden to engage with key drivers of change in the country. As highlighted in the Economic Recovery Plan, issues around job creation, economic growth and private sector development will lie at the heart of Somali recovery and reconstruction. Accordingly, the overall objective of the programme is to contribute to the long-term reconstruction of the conflict ridden society in Somalia through increased human security and improved livelihoods, while the specific objective of the intervention is employment creation and improved incomes for those economically active specifically for women and youth across the country. The programme is intended to be catalytic and engage the diaspora for the purpose of leveraging funds as well as transferring knowledge. With strong entrepreneurial propensities and cultural linkages to Somalia, the Somali diaspora in Sweden and elswhere can play an important part in developing businesses that can create jobs in Somalia. It is important to clarify that the programme does not only target the diaspora but Somali entrepreneurs in the country are also eligible for the programme. The programme employs a comprehensive approach that consists of four major components which are intended to complement each other: 1. A Capacity Development Facility (CDF) for interested entrepreneurs and potential grantees. the CDF will be divided into a general capacity development in business development as well as a tailor-made capacity development for grantees. 2. A Challenge Fund module that offers financing to entrepreneurs at an early stage of the business venture in order to enable them to explore opportunities and start up a business with potential for job creating opportunities. 3. Access to more capital support function which is intended to support grantees and interested entrepreneurs to access financing from other challenge funds or through Sida’s guarantee systems for larger finances. 4. A Scale up analysis module which is intended to collect and convey analysed market data into the New Deal/PSG4 policy level for improved policies that will contribute to enabling environment for business throughout the country. By combining these four components the programme puts in place the necessary prerequisites for successful and sustainable business creation and hence increased productive employment. The engagement of the diaspora will not only leverage funds and businesses but will also contribute to knowledge transfer in the long term. Furthermore, the data collected from the programme through its scale up analysis module will be expected to contribute to positive changes at the policy level and hopefully have bigger positive impact at the national level. The programme has identified opportunities in certain sectors which is believed could have potential to have wider impact on business growth and hence contribute to productive employment. These identified sectors are: Agriculture, fisheries, healthcare, ICT, renewable energy and water & sanitation. However, while projects of high quality from these sectors will be prioritized the bottom line of the programme still lies in the creation of productive employment in a sustainable manner within any given sector. Den nuvarande utvecklingen i Somalia och det förnyade åtagandet från det internationella samfundet att stötta Somalia på vägen till långsiktig fred och statsbyggande har öppnat upp nya möjligheter för Sverige att engagera sig för förändring i landet. Som framhävts i Somali Compact och The Economic Recovery Plan, ligger jobbskapande, ekonomisk tillväxt och näringslivsutveckling i centrum för Somalias återhämtning. I linje med detta är programmets övergripande syfte att bidra till den långsiktiga rekonstruktionen av det konfliktdrabbade somaliska samhället genom att öka mänsklig säkerhet och möjlighet till försörjning. Programmets specifika syfte är att åstadkomma detta genom jobbskapande och förbättrad inkomst speciellt för kvinnor och ungdomar i hela landet. Forum Syd, som blir avtalspart till ambassaden, har tillsammans med Business Sweden utarbetat detta program. Ambassaden anser att de två organisationernas kompetenser och erfarenheter kompletterar varandra väl. Medan Forum Syd har lång erfarenhet av den Somaliska kontexten och har samarbetat med den somaliska diasporan samt lokala intressenter i olika program förut så har Business Sweden specialistkunskap rörande frågor inom affärsutveckling, marknadsanalys, handel och dess regelverk mm. Programmet avser att agera katalytiskt och engagera diasporan genom att skapa en ekonomisk hävstångseffekt samt underlätta kunskapsöverföring. Genom att ta vara på entreprenörsandan samt kulturella kopplingar till Somalia kan den somaliska diasporan i Sverige och på andra ställen spela en viktig roll i att skapa jobb för befolkningen i Somalia. Dock är det viktigt att klargöra att programmet inte bara riktar sig till diasporan utan alla som vill investera i landet. Programmet har ett brett tillvägagångsätt som utgörs av fyra större beståndsdelar som avser att komplettera varandra: 1. A Capacity Development Facility (CDF) för intresserade entreprenörer och potentiella förmånstagare. CDF kommer att delas in i generell kapacitetsutveckling i företagsutveckling i Somalia liksom en skräddarsydd kapacitetsutveckling för förmånstagare. 2. A Challenge Fund som erbjuder finansiering till entreprenörer vid ett tidigt stadium av en affärssatsning för att möjliggöra utforskandet av nya möjligheter för jobbskapande affärsverksamheter. 3. Stöd till entreprenörer för att söka ytterligare finansiering från andra större finansieringskällor. 4. En uppskalningsanalys som avser att samla och förmedla analyserad marknadsdata och brister i affärsmiljön i landet via den nya koordineringsarkitekturen och especiellt Fred och Stabilitetsmål nr.4 (The New Deal/ PSG4) policynivå för förbättrade policys som bidrar till att gynnsam miljö för företagsverksamhet i hela landet. Genom att förena dessa fyra komponenter avser programmet att skapa förutsättningarna för ett framgångsrikt och hållbart företagande och därigenom ökat produktivt jobbskapande. Diasporans engagemang kommer inte bara att generera kapital och affärsverksamheter utan också bidra till en långsiktig kunskapsöverföring. Dessutom så förväntas datan som samlats via uppskalningsanalysen bidra till positiva förändringar på policynivå och därigenom positiva inverkan på nationell nivå. Programmet har identifierat stora möjligheter inom vissa sektorer som tros ha potential till större genomslagskraft på tillväxt och därigenom bidra till produktivt jobbskapande. De identifierade sektorerna är: Jordbruk, fiske, hälsovård, ICT, förnybar energi samt vatten och sanitet. Medan projekt av hög kvalitet inom dessa sektorer kommer att prioriteras så kommer programmets fokus att ligga på produktivt jobbskapande på ett hållbart sätt i alla möjliga sektorer. The intervention's intended outcome is to contribute to the long-term reconstruction of Somalia through increased human security and improved livelihoods. More specifically, the intervention aims to create employment and improve incomes for those economically active in Somalia specifically for women and youth across the country. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8322994 2688120 3960615 0 -100714 -0.0000000005 0 8322994 -0.0000000002 2688119.9999999995 0 -0.0000000001 0 0 -0.0000000005 0.0000000006 0 3960615 -365971.9999999999 0 -182500 1497172.8999999999 ForumCiv 13474556.0999999996 ForumCiv 7490694.5999999996 ForumCiv 832299.4 ForumCiv 2419308 ForumCiv 268812 ForumCiv 3564553.5 ForumCiv 396061.5 ForumCiv -420017.4 ForumCiv -46668.6 ForumCiv -164250 ForumCiv -18250 ForumCiv Somalia 2018-2022 Somalia 2018-2022 Improved conditions for inclusive and sustainable economic growth. Förbättrade förutsättningar för en inkluderande och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened systems and institutions that promote and guarantee respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law. Stärkta system och institutioner som upprätthåller och garanterar respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51270033 Sweden The Heritage Institute for Policy Studies (HIPS) has applied to Sida for funding of 4 million SEK to carry out the ''HIPS strategic development plan 2015-2016'' in Somalia during the period 1 October 2015 to 31 December 2016. The intervention aims at strengthening HIPS which is a national policy institute to be able to play their role more effectively as a think tank influencing policy decisions on Somalia by producing policy briefs from their thematic research programs and outreach and impact programs. Therefore the support aims at i) institutional structure strengthening, ii) increased capacity for resource mobilization, iii) increased human resource capacity, iv) increased financial administration capacity. The intervention also aims at supporting the implementation of the HIPS strategic development plan 2015 which includes thematic research programs and outreach and impact programs. The Research, Analysis and Development Evaluations (RAADE), with is a unit within HIPS will also conduct a trend analysis of Swedish support in Somalia. The Heritage Institute for Policy Studies (HIPS) har ansökt om stöd från Sida på totalt MSEK 4 för genomförandet av sin strategiska plan "HIPS strategic development plan 2015-2016" i Somalia under perioden 1 oktober 2015 till 31 December 2016. Insatsen syftar dels till att stärka institutet i sin roll som en nationell think tank och dess kapacitet att kunna påverka policybeslut genom att bland annat producera "policy briefs" baserat på dess tematiska forksknings- och påverkansprogram. Detta stöd inbegriper därför i) stärkandet av den institutionella strukturen, ii) stärkt kapacitet för resursmobilisering, iii) ökad personalkapacitet, iv) stärkt finansiell administrativ kapacitet. Insatsen syftar också till att stödja implementeringen av HIPS strategiska utvecklingsplan 2015 som inkluderar tematiska forsknings- och påverkansprogram . HIPS kommer även att genomföra en trendanalys av Sveriges stöd till Somalia. SIDA support is aimed to strengthen the institute as an independent Somali-owned and Somali-managed think tank. The core support has been crucial in ensuring continued operation of HIPS as an independent policy institute. Hence, the support has strengthened HIPS institutional capacity, increased its research output, expanded its policy engagement as well as enabled it to augment and diversify its funding streams. HIPS five-year strategic plan objectives are:Strategic objective 1: To develop programs and conduct research in the priority thematic areas of peace, justice and good governance.Strategic objective 2: To foster inclusive public dialogues that will influence policy, increase transparency and accountability and inform HIPS research agenda.Strategic objective 3: To ensure sufficient staff in both numbers and capacity to deliver organizational objectives.Strategic objective 4: To fully computerize the core and support functions of HIPS activities. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Somalia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The Heritage Institute of Policy Studies (HIPS) is Somalia's first think tank, established in 2013, provides policy makers with analyses and practical recommendations based on independent evidence-based research. Based on the HIPS Strategy (2018-2022), HIPS’ work revolves around two broad pillars – research action and policy action. In the research action, HIPS produces original research reports on strategicallyimportant issues for Somalia’s peace building, state building and institution building agenda. HIPS studies on AMISOM, higher education, federalism, the constitution, refugees, land issues, drought and the influences of external actors were well circulated among policy circles and had measurable impact on policy making in the country. Similarly, HIPS policy briefs have focused on the pertinent thorny issues and provided policy makers with analyses and practical recommendations. Briefings on how to end the Kismaayo and Gaalkacyo conflicts and studies on diaspora return, citizens’ priorities and perceptions, the political and civic engagement of Somali women, federalism and governance were all shared and deliberated in a bipartisan fashion. On the policy action, HIPS actively engages with Somalia’s policy and opinion makers, disseminates research findings and shares policy recommendations. Among other things, HIPS develops policy papers on issues that are central to the state-building process in Somalia with the aim of strengthening a Somali led Somali owned dialogue and discussion around central themes. HIPS also utilizes both traditional and social media to interface with its diverse audiences, ranging from ordinary Somalis inside Somalia and across the globe and to national policy makers and international actors working in or issues related to Somalia. HIPS’s flagship programme, Forum for Ideas, offers an interactive platform for Somalia’s policymakers, practitioners, business leaders, civil society, academia and activists. Both the roundtable discussions organized in Mogadishu and in the regional capitals and the Annual Forum for Ideas (AFI) attract citizens from across Somalia as well Somalis from the Horn of Africa and many in the diaspora. The forum previously held annually in Djibouti, was for the first time held in Somalia from 29 to 31 December 2020, with Puntland's hosting the event in Garowe. HIPS managed to convene most leading politicians in Somalia as an effort and opportunity to strengthen the dialogue between FGS and FMS leadership to reach consensus around how 2020/21 election will be conducted and breaking the existing political stalemate on elections. The parliamentary and presidential elections could not be held due to political disagreements between the FGS and FMS thus the forum facilitated talks and dialogue between the various parties. Several FMS leaders, most presidential candidates, former presidents, the Speakers of the upper and lower houses, the Deputy Prime Minister and substantial number of ministers attended the event. In the five years since its inception, HIPS has contributed to the transformation of the policy environment in Somalia. Sida has decided to sustain continued core support to HIPS for the period 2019-2022 for a second phase of the programme to enable HIPS to meet its desired objectives. Core funding allows HIPS to attract and retain local policy research talent, set their own research priorities and invest in policy outreach and communications to ensure that research results informs and influences important Somalia/national policy debates. In addition, the support to HIPS acts as a catalyst for positive change in supporting state-building and democratic governance structures in Somalia. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51270033-5127003301 Sweden The Heritage Institute for Policy Studies (HIPS) has applied to Sida for funding of 4 million SEK to carry out the ''HIPS strategic development plan 2015-2016'' in Somalia during the period 1 October 2015 to 31 December 2016. The intervention aims at strengthening HIPS which is a national policy institute to be able to play their role more effectively as a think tank influencing policy decisions on Somalia by producing policy briefs from their thematic research programs and outreach and impact programs. Therefore the support aims at i) institutional structure strengthening, ii) increased capacity for resource mobilization, iii) increased human resource capacity, iv) increased financial administration capacity. The intervention also aims at supporting the implementation of the HIPS strategic development plan 2015 which includes thematic research programs and outreach and impact programs. The Research, Analysis and Development Evaluations (RAADE), with is a unit within HIPS will also conduct a trend analysis of Swedish support in Somalia. The Heritage Institute for Policy Studies (HIPS) har ansökt om stöd från Sida på totalt MSEK 4 för genomförandet av sin strategiska plan "HIPS strategic development plan 2015-2016" i Somalia under perioden 1 oktober 2015 till 31 December 2016. Insatsen syftar dels till att stärka institutet i sin roll som en nationell think tank och dess kapacitet att kunna påverka policybeslut genom att bland annat producera "policy briefs" baserat på dess tematiska forksknings- och påverkansprogram. Detta stöd inbegriper därför i) stärkandet av den institutionella strukturen, ii) stärkt kapacitet för resursmobilisering, iii) ökad personalkapacitet, iv) stärkt finansiell administrativ kapacitet. Insatsen syftar också till att stödja implementeringen av HIPS strategiska utvecklingsplan 2015 som inkluderar tematiska forsknings- och påverkansprogram . HIPS kommer även att genomföra en trendanalys av Sveriges stöd till Somalia. SIDA support is aimed to strengthen the institute as an independent Somali-owned and Somali-managed think tank. The core support has been crucial in ensuring continued operation of HIPS as an independent policy institute. Hence, the support has strengthened HIPS institutional capacity, increased its research output, expanded its policy engagement as well as enabled it to augment and diversify its funding streams. HIPS five-year strategic plan objectives are:Strategic objective 1: To develop programs and conduct research in the priority thematic areas of peace, justice and good governance.Strategic objective 2: To foster inclusive public dialogues that will influence policy, increase transparency and accountability and inform HIPS research agenda.Strategic objective 3: To ensure sufficient staff in both numbers and capacity to deliver organizational objectives.Strategic objective 4: To fully computerize the core and support functions of HIPS activities. Sweden Heritage Institute for Policy Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 3000000 1231749 1500000 0 1000000 3000000 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 1500000 -3000000 0 1231749 0 6731749 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 1000000 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 2000000 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 1000000 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies -968250.66 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 968251 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 1231748 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 1500000 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies SE-0-SE-6-51270033-5127003302 Sweden The Heritage Institute for Policy Studies (HIPS) has applied to Sida for funding of 4 million SEK to carry out the ''HIPS strategic development plan 2015-2016'' in Somalia during the period 1 October 2015 to 31 December 2016. The intervention aims at strengthening HIPS which is a national policy institute to be able to play their role more effectively as a think tank influencing policy decisions on Somalia by producing policy briefs from their thematic research programs and outreach and impact programs. Therefore the support aims at i) institutional structure strengthening, ii) increased capacity for resource mobilization, iii) increased human resource capacity, iv) increased financial administration capacity. The intervention also aims at supporting the implementation of the HIPS strategic development plan 2015 which includes thematic research programs and outreach and impact programs. The Research, Analysis and Development Evaluations (RAADE), with is a unit within HIPS will also conduct a trend analysis of Swedish support in Somalia. The Heritage Institute for Policy Studies (HIPS) har ansökt om stöd från Sida på totalt MSEK 4 för genomförandet av sin strategiska plan "HIPS strategic development plan 2015-2016" i Somalia under perioden 1 oktober 2015 till 31 December 2016. Insatsen syftar dels till att stärka institutet i sin roll som en nationell think tank och dess kapacitet att kunna påverka policybeslut genom att bland annat producera "policy briefs" baserat på dess tematiska forksknings- och påverkansprogram. Detta stöd inbegriper därför i) stärkandet av den institutionella strukturen, ii) stärkt kapacitet för resursmobilisering, iii) ökad personalkapacitet, iv) stärkt finansiell administrativ kapacitet. Insatsen syftar också till att stödja implementeringen av HIPS strategiska utvecklingsplan 2015 som inkluderar tematiska forsknings- och påverkansprogram . HIPS kommer även att genomföra en trendanalys av Sveriges stöd till Somalia. SIDA support is aimed to strengthen the institute as an independent Somali-owned and Somali-managed think tank. The core support has been crucial in ensuring continued operation of HIPS as an independent policy institute. Hence, the support has strengthened HIPS institutional capacity, increased its research output, expanded its policy engagement as well as enabled it to augment and diversify its funding streams. HIPS five-year strategic plan objectives are:Strategic objective 1: To develop programs and conduct research in the priority thematic areas of peace, justice and good governance.Strategic objective 2: To foster inclusive public dialogues that will influence policy, increase transparency and accountability and inform HIPS research agenda.Strategic objective 3: To ensure sufficient staff in both numbers and capacity to deliver organizational objectives.Strategic objective 4: To fully computerize the core and support functions of HIPS activities. Sweden Heritage Institute for Policy Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Heritage Institute for Policy Studies 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -356886 -348033.44 Heritage Institute for Policy Studies Somalia 2018-2022 Somalia 2018-2022 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-52010004 Sweden Support to World Development Report 2011 on conflict, security and development. Stöd till World Development Report 2011 om konflikt, säkerhet och utveckling. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Participation in international peacekeeping operations Conflict, Peace & Security SE-0-SE-6-52010004-5201000401 Sweden Support to World Development Report 2011 on conflict, security and development. Stöd till World Development Report 2011 om konflikt, säkerhet och utveckling. Sweden IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 8500000 0 52775 0 8500000 0 0 8552775 IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank 8500000 IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-52010004-5201000402 Sweden Support to World Development Report 2011 on conflict, security and development. Stöd till World Development Report 2011 om konflikt, säkerhet och utveckling. Sweden IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 52775 0 10380 IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank 33411.25 IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank 8984 IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank 0 IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-52030004 Sweden The main objective of the proposed RWI MENA programme is to increase the ability of academic and professional training institutions (universities and Judicial Training Academies, JTAs) in MENA to provide the resources needed for institutions, organisations and individuals in Arab societies to promote and protect human rights. The programme is implemented in cooperation with Umeå University. Programmets huvudsyfte är att öka tillgängligheten till akademiska och professionella utbildningsinstutioner, i synnerhet till juridiska fakulteter i Mena-regionen. Detta för att tillhandahålla de resurser som behövs för att stärka instutitioner, organisationer och individer i arabiska samhällen som främjar mänskliga rättigheter. Programmet utförs i samarbete med Umeås universitet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-52030004-5203000401 Sweden The main objective of the proposed RWI MENA programme is to increase the ability of academic and professional training institutions (universities and Judicial Training Academies, JTAs) in MENA to provide the resources needed for institutions, organisations and individuals in Arab societies to promote and protect human rights. The programme is implemented in cooperation with Umeå University. Programmets huvudsyfte är att öka tillgängligheten till akademiska och professionella utbildningsinstutioner, i synnerhet till juridiska fakulteter i Mena-regionen. Detta för att tillhandahålla de resurser som behövs för att stärka instutitioner, organisationer och individer i arabiska samhällen som främjar mänskliga rättigheter. Programmet utförs i samarbete med Umeås universitet. Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 8000000 8000000 8000000 881088 0 0 8000000 -199175 8000000 8000000 0 24881088 Donor Country NGO 8000000 Donor Country NGO 8000000 Donor Country NGO 3300 Donor Country NGO -3300 Donor Country NGO 8000000 Donor Country NGO -199175.23 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-52030004-5203000402 Sweden The main objective of the proposed RWI MENA programme is to increase the ability of academic and professional training institutions (universities and Judicial Training Academies, JTAs) in MENA to provide the resources needed for institutions, organisations and individuals in Arab societies to promote and protect human rights. The programme is implemented in cooperation with Umeå University. Programmets huvudsyfte är att öka tillgängligheten till akademiska och professionella utbildningsinstutioner, i synnerhet till juridiska fakulteter i Mena-regionen. Detta för att tillhandahålla de resurser som behövs för att stärka instutitioner, organisationer och individer i arabiska samhällen som främjar mänskliga rättigheter. Programmet utförs i samarbete med Umeås universitet. Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 851701 124287.92 Donor Country NGO 727412.8 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-52030019 Sweden The aim of the project is to improve the performance and service provision by water and wastewater utilities in the Arab Region. Implementer is the Arab Countries Water Utilities Association (ACWUA) Målet med insatsen är att förbättra vattenleverantörers service och vattenverkens drift och prestanda i arabvärlden. Den regionala genomförande parten är ACWUA (Arab Countries Water Utilities Association). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation SE-0-SE-6-52030019-5203001901 Sweden The aim of the project is to improve the performance and service provision by water and wastewater utilities in the Arab Region. Implementer is the Arab Countries Water Utilities Association (ACWUA) Målet med insatsen är att förbättra vattenleverantörers service och vattenverkens drift och prestanda i arabvärlden. Den regionala genomförande parten är ACWUA (Arab Countries Water Utilities Association). Sweden ACWUA/Arab Countries Water Utilities Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 4000000 0 2458419 441581 0 -50605 0 4000000 300000 0 0 2350000 6900000 Dev. country based NGOs 4000000 Dev. country based NGOs 2350000 Dev. country based NGOs -50605.43 Dev. country based NGOs SE-0-SE-6-52030019-5203001902 Sweden The aim of the project is to improve the performance and service provision by water and wastewater utilities in the Arab Region. Implementer is the Arab Countries Water Utilities Association (ACWUA) Målet med insatsen är att förbättra vattenleverantörers service och vattenverkens drift och prestanda i arabvärlden. Den regionala genomförande parten är ACWUA (Arab Countries Water Utilities Association). Sweden ACWUA/Arab Countries Water Utilities Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 108419 141581 108419 Dev. country based NGOs 99686 Dev. country based NGOs SE-0-SE-6-52030044 Sweden The project "Strengthening the National Quality Infrastructure to Facilitate Trade and Enhance Consumer Protection in Iraq" aims to enhance trade capacities and performance of the Republic of Iraq and fostering integration into the regional and multilateral trading system. The project was implemented by UNIDO, United Nations Industrial and Development Organization with the Iraqi National counterparts; Ministry of Planning, the Central Organization for Standards and Quality control and Iraqi Accreditation System. Projektet "Strengthening the National Quality Infrastructure to Facilitate Trade and Enhance Consumer Protection in Iraq" syftar till att förbättra Republiken Iraks handelskapacitet och resultat och främja integration i det regionala och multilaterala handelssystemet. Projektet genomfördes av UNIDO, FN: s industri- och utvecklingsorganisation med de irakiska nationella motsvarigheterna; Ministeriet för planering, Centralorganisationen för standarder och kvalitetskontroll och det irakiska ackrediteringssystemet. The project "Strengthening the National Quality Infrastructure to Facilitate Trade and Enhance Consumer Protection in Iraq" aims to enhance trade capacities and performance of the Republic of Iraq and fostering integration into the regional and multilateral trading system. The project was implemented by UNIDO, United Nations Industrial and Development Organization with the Iraqi National counterparts; Ministry of Planning, the Central Organization for Standards and Quality control and Iraqi Accreditation System.  The specific objective of the project was to upgrade the national quality infrastructure (Standards, Testing, Metrology and Conformity Assessment) following international best practices, for creating the enabling environment needed for better trade performance and consumer protection. The implementation of the support followed the stipulation of the trade agreements under WTO (namely the technical barriers to trade and the sanitary and phytosanitary agreements). Project was set up to include various training activities, technical assistance and capacity building with support from international experts to achieve following six outcomes: Outcome 1: Adapted to the new principles of the international trade regime, the Iraqi quality system (i.e. legal framework and infrastructure) is effective in promoting trade and in improving consumer protection, and national institutions competent in advocating and managing the national quality system. Outcome 2: Conformity assessment services (i.e. testing, certification, inspection) accredited by a regionally and internationally recognized independent Iraqi Accreditation Body are offered on the market. Outcome 3: Enhanced national trade policy framework fostering progress in the WTO accession process. Outcome 4: Effective coordination and management of the project. Outcome 5: Effective Monitoring, Evaluation and Governance of the project, including Security Support.  Outcome 6: Adapted to international best practices, the Iraqi food control system is effective. The project started up as a quality infrastructure support under the Strategy for development cooperation with Iraq during July 2009 – December 2014 and was added on with food control components.    Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Iraq Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations Overall achievements of the interventions under the project "Strengthening the National Quality Infrastructure to Facilitate Trade and Enhance Consumer Protection in Iraq" resulted in both a new governmental structure of quality infrastructure institutions as well as new legislations. The activities were evaluated and was assessed with good results according to the plan, however the food control system was set up as an integrated part of the quality infrastructure project and was therefore not enabling to achieve the same positive changes on food safety systems as the quality infrastructure outcomes. Several policy committees and functions were established under the policy level of the project. Each of them with specific tasks to assess and implement the overall policy level structures. Following structures was set up: - a high-level multi-stakeholder committee, - National policy manager team was coached and exposed to international best practices, - National Regulatory and Quality Policy, NRQP in line with WTO agreements and the principles of the multilateral trade regime, developed and complemented by a strategic implementation roadmap. - NRQP submitted by the Ministry of Planning and approved by theCouncil of Ministers at the end of 2017. - Set of complementary second-level policy/regulatory reforms (i.e. bylaws, systems, procedures, organizational structures). - National curriculum/certificate programme on quality infrastructure finalized and training of 16 tutors. Establishment of accreditation, IQAS Iraqi Accreditation System. The project support resulted in: - 30 laboratories accredited (i.e. food, medical, construction material, calibration) - National accreditation law fully approved and published - Quality management system/ISO/IEC17011 – fully automated IT solution - Staff number increased - trained and qualified - Equipped with a pool of lead and technical assessors - Capacities as training provider – training programmes running- Fully recognized by ARAC - International recognized by ILAC/associate member and engaged in 4 technical committees - Cooperation agreement with the Tunisian Accreditation council (TUNAC), and a technical twinning arrangement with SWEDAC. Accreditation – Support to Conformity Assessment Bodies and development of Proficiency Testing (PT) scheme resulted in: - 6 testing laboratories (i.e. food, construction and paints) - 7 calibration laboratories - 6 medical testing laboratories upgraded towards accreditation - 1 inspection body – 1 product certification body – 1 management system certification body upgraded towards accreditation - Conformity Assessment Bodies staff trained and qualified - Policy framework and operational procedures for a national PT scheme - First national Proficiency Testing schemes implemented - Specialized PT and inter-laboratory comparison software Standardization and Market Surveillance was implemented under the project and resulted in: - Organizational re-structuring of COSQC’s Standards Department - QMS in line with ISO/IEC 9001:2015 - pool of 12 internal auditors qualifiedin line with ISO 9001 and ISO 19011 requirements – state of the art IT solution - Standards Governance System developed – 34 re-activated TechnicalCommittees (TCs) with 44 conveners – 78 newly published national standards - Memberships and collaboration with reg./int. standards bodies/institutions such as ISO, BSI, TSE, KOWSMD, and AIDMO. - COSQC’s standards Department staff trained and qualified - Benchmarking and roadmap for upgrading of the Iraqi Market Surveillance finalized - Technical Regulations guidelines and law developed- in line with the NRQP Metrology, structure support resulted in: - Quality manual for COSQC’s Metrology Department and all relevant labs - 7 calibration laboratories upgraded towards accreditation – 4 accredited (i.e. mass, dimensional, force and electrical measurement) - Calibration of existing equipment at an int. recognized NMI and traceability policy developed - Metrology department’s staff, and laboratories’ personnel trained - Review of the national metrology law - COSQC fully recognized by BIPM as full member and is participating in theCIPM MRA. Trade and WTO accession support, aiming to link the quality infrastructure to the references of the agreements under the WTO resulted in: -National WTO accession negotiation team reinforced and trained -Draft initial offer on market access for trade in goods finalized –transposition to the latest version of HS codes required -Draft initial offer on market access for trade in services finalized -Iraq´s Memorandum on Foreign Trade Regime (MFTR) updated and finalized for its submission to the WTO – informal meeting of the revived working party -Partnership with other agencies such as ESCWA, UNDP, FAO, and the WTO and acquaintance with accession experiences of Arab countries (i.e. Jordan, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Yemen) Food Safety, component resulted in targeting upgrades of the Iraqi system: -Upgrading of 5 selected food testing laboratories, and of the food inspection system of 2 selected border crossing points in the Al-Basra Governorate, from 3 different Ministries -Knowledge and skills of COSQC and other stakeholders’ personnel strengthened, labs, inspection, sampling and transportation -Food inspection and sampling manual developedGap analysis of 13 food processing enterprises against HACC requirements in different governorates of Iraq -Knowledge and skills of COSQC´s and of food processing enterprises personnel strengthened in the area of food quality and safety -Upgrading of 6 selected food-processing enterprises towards HACCP – 5 HACPP and 1 FFSC 22000 certified   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52030044-5203004401 Sweden The project "Strengthening the National Quality Infrastructure to Facilitate Trade and Enhance Consumer Protection in Iraq" aims to enhance trade capacities and performance of the Republic of Iraq and fostering integration into the regional and multilateral trading system. The project was implemented by UNIDO, United Nations Industrial and Development Organization with the Iraqi National counterparts; Ministry of Planning, the Central Organization for Standards and Quality control and Iraqi Accreditation System. Projektet "Strengthening the National Quality Infrastructure to Facilitate Trade and Enhance Consumer Protection in Iraq" syftar till att förbättra Republiken Iraks handelskapacitet och resultat och främja integration i det regionala och multilaterala handelssystemet. Projektet genomfördes av UNIDO, FN: s industri- och utvecklingsorganisation med de irakiska nationella motsvarigheterna; Ministeriet för planering, Centralorganisationen för standarder och kvalitetskontroll och det irakiska ackrediteringssystemet. The project "Strengthening the National Quality Infrastructure to Facilitate Trade and Enhance Consumer Protection in Iraq" aims to enhance trade capacities and performance of the Republic of Iraq and fostering integration into the regional and multilateral trading system. The project was implemented by UNIDO, United Nations Industrial and Development Organization with the Iraqi National counterparts; Ministry of Planning, the Central Organization for Standards and Quality control and Iraqi Accreditation System.  The specific objective of the project was to upgrade the national quality infrastructure (Standards, Testing, Metrology and Conformity Assessment) following international best practices, for creating the enabling environment needed for better trade performance and consumer protection. The implementation of the support followed the stipulation of the trade agreements under WTO (namely the technical barriers to trade and the sanitary and phytosanitary agreements). Project was set up to include various training activities, technical assistance and capacity building with support from international experts to achieve following six outcomes: Outcome 1: Adapted to the new principles of the international trade regime, the Iraqi quality system (i.e. legal framework and infrastructure) is effective in promoting trade and in improving consumer protection, and national institutions competent in advocating and managing the national quality system. Outcome 2: Conformity assessment services (i.e. testing, certification, inspection) accredited by a regionally and internationally recognized independent Iraqi Accreditation Body are offered on the market. Outcome 3: Enhanced national trade policy framework fostering progress in the WTO accession process. Outcome 4: Effective coordination and management of the project. Outcome 5: Effective Monitoring, Evaluation and Governance of the project, including Security Support.  Outcome 6: Adapted to international best practices, the Iraqi food control system is effective. The project started up as a quality infrastructure support under the Strategy for development cooperation with Iraq during July 2009 – December 2014 and was added on with food control components.    Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 16300000 18000000 22000000 0 19900000 18000000 0 0 22000000 16300000 19900000 0 76200000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 16300000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 18000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 22000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 19900000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization SE-0-SE-6-52030044-5203004402 Sweden The project "Strengthening the National Quality Infrastructure to Facilitate Trade and Enhance Consumer Protection in Iraq" aims to enhance trade capacities and performance of the Republic of Iraq and fostering integration into the regional and multilateral trading system. The project was implemented by UNIDO, United Nations Industrial and Development Organization with the Iraqi National counterparts; Ministry of Planning, the Central Organization for Standards and Quality control and Iraqi Accreditation System. Projektet "Strengthening the National Quality Infrastructure to Facilitate Trade and Enhance Consumer Protection in Iraq" syftar till att förbättra Republiken Iraks handelskapacitet och resultat och främja integration i det regionala och multilaterala handelssystemet. Projektet genomfördes av UNIDO, FN: s industri- och utvecklingsorganisation med de irakiska nationella motsvarigheterna; Ministeriet för planering, Centralorganisationen för standarder och kvalitetskontroll och det irakiska ackrediteringssystemet. The project "Strengthening the National Quality Infrastructure to Facilitate Trade and Enhance Consumer Protection in Iraq" aims to enhance trade capacities and performance of the Republic of Iraq and fostering integration into the regional and multilateral trading system. The project was implemented by UNIDO, United Nations Industrial and Development Organization with the Iraqi National counterparts; Ministry of Planning, the Central Organization for Standards and Quality control and Iraqi Accreditation System.  The specific objective of the project was to upgrade the national quality infrastructure (Standards, Testing, Metrology and Conformity Assessment) following international best practices, for creating the enabling environment needed for better trade performance and consumer protection. The implementation of the support followed the stipulation of the trade agreements under WTO (namely the technical barriers to trade and the sanitary and phytosanitary agreements). Project was set up to include various training activities, technical assistance and capacity building with support from international experts to achieve following six outcomes: Outcome 1: Adapted to the new principles of the international trade regime, the Iraqi quality system (i.e. legal framework and infrastructure) is effective in promoting trade and in improving consumer protection, and national institutions competent in advocating and managing the national quality system. Outcome 2: Conformity assessment services (i.e. testing, certification, inspection) accredited by a regionally and internationally recognized independent Iraqi Accreditation Body are offered on the market. Outcome 3: Enhanced national trade policy framework fostering progress in the WTO accession process. Outcome 4: Effective coordination and management of the project. Outcome 5: Effective Monitoring, Evaluation and Governance of the project, including Security Support.  Outcome 6: Adapted to international best practices, the Iraqi food control system is effective. The project started up as a quality infrastructure support under the Strategy for development cooperation with Iraq during July 2009 – December 2014 and was added on with food control components.    Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11800000 11800000 0 0 11800000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 11800000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization SE-0-SE-6-52030142 Sweden Evaluations of Kvinna till Kvinna's program Building WOmen's Movements in Iraq, 2013 Utvärdering av Kvinna till Kvinna-programmet Building Women's Movements in Iraq, 2013 Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Iraq Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-52030142-5203014201 Sweden Evaluations of Kvinna till Kvinna's program Building WOmen's Movements in Iraq, 2013 Utvärdering av Kvinna till Kvinna-programmet Building Women's Movements in Iraq, 2013 Sweden Adam Smith International Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 370959 353309 0 370959 Other 353308.54 Other SE-0-SE-6-52030142-5203014202 Sweden Evaluations of Kvinna till Kvinna's program Building WOmen's Movements in Iraq, 2013 Utvärdering av Kvinna till Kvinna-programmet Building Women's Movements in Iraq, 2013 Sweden Adam Smith International Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 17651 17650.5 Other SE-0-SE-6-52030230 Sweden This programme aims to support reforms of the justice sector in the Middle East and North Africa. The objective is to strengthen the application of human rights principles within the judiciaries through improved judicial training curricula, training of judges, and through the strengthening of female judges' capacity to exercise leadership on gender equality and women's access to justice. Programmet syftar till att stödja rättssektorreformer i Mellanöstern och Nordafrika. Syftet är att stärka tillämpningen av mänskliga rättigheter inom rättsväsendet genom förbättrat utbildningsmaterial, utbildning av domare, och genom att stärka kvinnliga domares förmåga att utöva ledarskap i frågor som rör jämställdhet och kvinnors tillgång till rättvisa. For the bridging period; Focus will be on how to ensure that previous efforts to build the capacity of individual judges and prosecutors is solidified and internalised within the justice sector institutions and structures to ensure sustainability and national ownership of the progress made. This will be done by focusing on that; Judicial institutions are actively integrating human rights standards in the curricula and improving teaching methodology. The cooperation between judicial institutes is strengthened. The leadership capacity of women judges is strengthened to promote human rights laws protecting women and girls, in accordance with international human rights standards. Staff members of the NCCLHR have the capacity to document and report on human rights situation in Libya and engage in human rights policy making. Human rights legal professionals and CSO leaders have strengthened capacity in human rights law and practices and their application in Libya, including in reporting on human rights issues in coordination with the NCCLHR. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Libya Tunisia Middle East, regional Legal and judicial development Sectors not specified Government & Civil Society-general Unallocated / Unspecified - The successful implementation of a scoping mission to develop the next phase of ILAC’s programming in MENA – resulting in the new MENA Programme 2018-2021. - With the support from RWI, four partner judicial institutes in the MENA region have integrated the developed human rights education training methodology in their curricula. This benefits an average of 900 future judges and 3600 senior judges per year through the continuous and basic trainings provided by the institutes. - The integration of the abovementioned training methodology in the capacity building programmes of some regional and international organisations, such as the OHCHR regional office in Beirut for the years 2018-2019, the EU PARJ programme in Tunisia as of 2018, and the Euromed programme in Palestine. - With support from ABA ROLI Libyan human rights legal professionals and CSO leaders have increased knowledge in international human rights law and practices and have started taking measures for their implementation at domestic level by improving the legislation and administrative practices. - Libyan human rights legal professionals and CSO leaders have been able to design and implement human rights awareness raising campaigns on selected areas. - The newly established Women Judges Associations in Tunisia and Morocco have further developed their organisations and membership and have successfully continued implementing trainings and workshops to their peers on relevant subjects. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52030230-5203023001 Sweden This programme aims to support reforms of the justice sector in the Middle East and North Africa. The objective is to strengthen the application of human rights principles within the judiciaries through improved judicial training curricula, training of judges, and through the strengthening of female judges' capacity to exercise leadership on gender equality and women's access to justice. Programmet syftar till att stödja rättssektorreformer i Mellanöstern och Nordafrika. Syftet är att stärka tillämpningen av mänskliga rättigheter inom rättsväsendet genom förbättrat utbildningsmaterial, utbildning av domare, och genom att stärka kvinnliga domares förmåga att utöva ledarskap i frågor som rör jämställdhet och kvinnors tillgång till rättvisa. For the bridging period; Focus will be on how to ensure that previous efforts to build the capacity of individual judges and prosecutors is solidified and internalised within the justice sector institutions and structures to ensure sustainability and national ownership of the progress made. This will be done by focusing on that; Judicial institutions are actively integrating human rights standards in the curricula and improving teaching methodology. The cooperation between judicial institutes is strengthened. The leadership capacity of women judges is strengthened to promote human rights laws protecting women and girls, in accordance with international human rights standards. Staff members of the NCCLHR have the capacity to document and report on human rights situation in Libya and engage in human rights policy making. Human rights legal professionals and CSO leaders have strengthened capacity in human rights law and practices and their application in Libya, including in reporting on human rights issues in coordination with the NCCLHR. Sweden ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 37675000 26594000 15511000 7743000 2464000 37674999.9999999925 7000000 15510999.9999999963 26594000 -720814.9999999998 0 609999.9999999999 743000 25196360 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 45893370 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 18897270 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 19214250 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 10549000 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 7911750 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 1946689.3799999999 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 801577.98 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 1068770.6399999999 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 6377549.3600000003 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 4783162.0199999996 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 11616250.6199999992 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 4343080 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 3257310 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 7910610 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 1470000 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 1960000 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 3570000 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 156030 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 378930 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 208040 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 170800 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 311100 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 128100 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium -367615.65 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium -201828.2 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium -151371.15 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Strengthening the capacity of the region's civil society organisations to effectively demand accountability, shape opinions and cooperate internationally Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället i regionen att effektivt verka för ansvarsutkrävande, opinionsbildning och förmåga att samarbeta över landgränserna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthening the capacity of the region's civil society organisations and public institutions to promote gender equality and the rights of women and children in society Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och offentliga institutioner att verka för jämställdhet samt kvinnors och barns rättigheter i samhället Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthening the capacity and increasing the transparency of public institutions and improving the conditions for regional cooperation between them Stärkt kapacitet och ökad transparens hos offentliga institutioner samt förbättrade möjligheter till regionalt samarbete dem emellan Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52030230-5203023002 Sweden This programme aims to support reforms of the justice sector in the Middle East and North Africa. The objective is to strengthen the application of human rights principles within the judiciaries through improved judicial training curricula, training of judges, and through the strengthening of female judges' capacity to exercise leadership on gender equality and women's access to justice. Programmet syftar till att stödja rättssektorreformer i Mellanöstern och Nordafrika. Syftet är att stärka tillämpningen av mänskliga rättigheter inom rättsväsendet genom förbättrat utbildningsmaterial, utbildning av domare, och genom att stärka kvinnliga domares förmåga att utöva ledarskap i frågor som rör jämställdhet och kvinnors tillgång till rättvisa. For the bridging period; Focus will be on how to ensure that previous efforts to build the capacity of individual judges and prosecutors is solidified and internalised within the justice sector institutions and structures to ensure sustainability and national ownership of the progress made. This will be done by focusing on that; Judicial institutions are actively integrating human rights standards in the curricula and improving teaching methodology. The cooperation between judicial institutes is strengthened. The leadership capacity of women judges is strengthened to promote human rights laws protecting women and girls, in accordance with international human rights standards. Staff members of the NCCLHR have the capacity to document and report on human rights situation in Libya and engage in human rights policy making. Human rights legal professionals and CSO leaders have strengthened capacity in human rights law and practices and their application in Libya, including in reporting on human rights issues in coordination with the NCCLHR. Sweden ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 544000 544000 544000 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium 544000 ILAC/International Legal Assistance Consortium Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Strengthening the capacity of the region's civil society organisations to effectively demand accountability, shape opinions and cooperate internationally Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället i regionen att effektivt verka för ansvarsutkrävande, opinionsbildning och förmåga att samarbeta över landgränserna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthening the capacity of the region's civil society organisations and public institutions to promote gender equality and the rights of women and children in society Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och offentliga institutioner att verka för jämställdhet samt kvinnors och barns rättigheter i samhället Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthening the capacity and increasing the transparency of public institutions and improving the conditions for regional cooperation between them Stärkt kapacitet och ökad transparens hos offentliga institutioner samt förbättrade möjligheter till regionalt samarbete dem emellan Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52030289 Sweden Developing results strategies for Syria and MENA Framtagande av resultatstrategier för Syrien och MENA Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-52030289-5203028901 Sweden Developing results strategies for Syria and MENA Framtagande av resultatstrategier för Syrien och MENA Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 30751 30751 30751 Other 30750.5 Other Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-52030289-5203028902 Sweden Developing results strategies for Syria and MENA Framtagande av resultatstrategier för Syrien och MENA Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 22037 22037 22037 Other 13066.5 Other 8970.11 Other SE-0-SE-6-52030295 Sweden Capacity support to League of Arab States and signatory countries to the Pan Arab Free Trade Agreement PAFTA (equal to GAFTA) UNDP har inkommit till Sida med förslag om stöd uppgående till totalt 54,8 MSEK för ett regionalt handelspolitiskt projekt för Mellanöstern och Nordafrika för perioden 2017-2021. MENA-regionen kännetecknas av en låg intra regional handel där flera av länderna inte är medlemmar av Världshandelsorganisationen (WTO) och därmed har delvis bristande implementering av de internationella handelsavtal som utgör grunden för den internationella marknaden. Det finns behov av ökad kunskap om handelns styrmekanismer och övergången från det tidigare "General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade" till det nuvarande internationella sammarbetet inom World Trade Organisation (WTO). De överenskommelser som finns inom WTOs avtal lägger grunden för länders och regioners ekonomiska samverkansformer. Det övergripande målet och de förväntade effekterna av projektet är: att ge stöd till Arabförbundet (LAS) och dess medlemsstater (22 stater men med fokus på länder i Sveriges MENA-strategi 2016-2020) för uppgradering av PAFT (Pan Arab Free Trade Agreement) samt förberedelseprocessen för den arabiska tullunionen samt bidra till förbättring av det ekonomiska partnerskapet i regionen genom bättre arabisk anslutning kring handelsområdet. Insatsen har tre resultatområden som ska uppnås i slutet av insatsen; - resultat område 1: LAS-kapacitet förstärkt för att hantera regionala ekonomiska integrationsrelaterade processer. - resultat område 2: Medlemsländerna har förstärkt kapacitet och är tekniskt förberedda för regional ekonomisk integration - resultatområde 3: Engagemang för viktiga utvecklingsaktörers deltagande säkerställs genom att skapa en inkluderande och transparent process för ekonomisk integration Målen förväntas uppnås genom analyser, samverkansformer, effektivare koordinering, förstärkt förhandlingskapacitet och kunskapshöjande stöd. Projektet förväntas implementeras inom följande sex resultatområden; 1.Strukturerat och målinriktat tekniskt stöd till LAS-sekretariatet och arabiska förhandlare om handelspolitisk formulering och reform under PAFTA. 2.Tillhandahållande av stöd för LAS-sekretariatets organisationsförmåga för att underlätta den regionala ekonomiska integrationens agenda. 3.Tillhandahållande av landsbaserat tekniskt bistånd till policyansvariga för deras verksamhet i samband med handelspolitiska reformer och sammanhållning. 4.Tillhandahållande av landsbaserat tekniskt bistånd till beslutsfattare för modernisering av utbuds-/värdekedjan i förberedelserna för den arabiska tullunionen. 5.Förbättring av relaterade regelverk för integritet, med sikte på gott styre för handelsutvecklingsåtgärder. 6.Stödja mekanismer för att säkerställa att jämställdhetsarbetet integreras i arbetet kring handelspolitiken och förhandlingsarbetet. Ingen vidareförmedling kommer ske till nationella projekt eller regionala partner. Sida bedömer att projektets innehåll och upplägg har potential att bidra till att uppnå förväntat effekt inom det regional handelssamarbetet. Vidare bedömer Sida att projektet kan på sikt komma att stimulera den ekonomiska aktiviteten och skapa flera arbetstillfällen i en region som lider av en kronisk hög arbetslöshet. The development intervention's intended outcome aims to provide support to League of Arab States (LAS) and its member states for PAFTA Upgrading as well as preparation process for the Arab Customs Union. Enhancement of economic partnership in the region through better Arab connectivity. The impact of the intervention; LAS capacity strengthened to manage regional economic integration related processes; Members States are capacitated and technically prepared for regional economic integration and Engagement of key development actors ensured through inclusive and transparent processes for regional economic integration. The interventions development goal "Growth is inclusive and sustainable, incorporating productive capacities that create employment and livelihoods for the poor and excluded groups of people.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Trade policy and administrative management Regional trade agreements (RTAs) Trade Policies & Regulations The program did not provide evidence of measurable results towards its development impact objective "Growth is inclusive and sustainable, incorporating productive capacities that create employment and livelihoods for the poor and excluded groups of people" Assessing this program's attribution and additionally for reduction of poverty and oppression (i.e. employment, livelihoods, youth, women, etc) is not possible for several reasons discussed in the rest of this document. That said, below is a list of deliverables (activities) completed under each program outcome mainly during 2021. Outcome 1: LAS capacity strengthened to manage processes of regional economic integration. - The program introduced cumulation of origin of goods and notification mechanisms for new national trade regulations. Consumer protection guidelines were developed according to international standards. however, there is no evidence that new trade regulations and guidelines have been adopted or implemented. - Consultation mechanisms prepared with LAS (Economic sector). The draft agreement for trade facilitation has included those mechanisms. - Prepared and discussed concept notes on the structure of the Arab Customs agreement. The Arab Custom Union has not been established yet. Outcome 2: members States are capacitated and technically prepared for regional economic integration. - Analysed the performance of the Moroccan single window for supply chains. - Mutual recognition of LAS countries' trade agreements and harmonization of qualifications and regulations in the tourism and services sectors. The latter was a missed opportunity by the program to measure regional job creation and reduce inequality in sectors that employ heavily youth and women in the region. - Disseminated knowledge on WTO trade facilitation agreement for a future PAFTA agreement upgrade. special attention was given to compliance with international standards, transparency, rules of origin, and measures of trade facilitation. Pre-arrival clearance of shipments/containers was achieved in Jordan. Although this was not replicated at a regional level, several LAS countries adopted measures to facilitate movements of medical goods and foodstuff. This was important especially since the pandemic. Outcome 3: Engagement of key development actors ensured through inclusive and transparent processes for regional economic integration. - Analysis and training materials were given to LAS members to mitigate corruption at border control in compliance with the Arusha Declaration, the UN Convention against corruption, etc. This includes a technical briefing of stakeholders and support of anti-corruption with the framework of Reform - Reconstruction - Rebuild (3Rs). However, the program has not provided evidence that analysis, training materials, and technical briefings given by the program have been adopted or put into practice by LAS members yet. - Report on the impact of preferential trade agreements and economic empowerment for women (WEE). Concepts were developed for Morocco and Egypt. Policy recommendations have been piloted in Morocco with cooperatives to support the export of Argan oil and derivative products. Last, some program activities have served to identify potential technical models and solutions in the pursuit of upgrading the Pan Arab Free Area toward a future Arab Customs Union. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52030295-5203029501 Sweden Capacity support to League of Arab States and signatory countries to the Pan Arab Free Trade Agreement PAFTA (equal to GAFTA) UNDP har inkommit till Sida med förslag om stöd uppgående till totalt 54,8 MSEK för ett regionalt handelspolitiskt projekt för Mellanöstern och Nordafrika för perioden 2017-2021. MENA-regionen kännetecknas av en låg intra regional handel där flera av länderna inte är medlemmar av Världshandelsorganisationen (WTO) och därmed har delvis bristande implementering av de internationella handelsavtal som utgör grunden för den internationella marknaden. Det finns behov av ökad kunskap om handelns styrmekanismer och övergången från det tidigare "General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade" till det nuvarande internationella sammarbetet inom World Trade Organisation (WTO). De överenskommelser som finns inom WTOs avtal lägger grunden för länders och regioners ekonomiska samverkansformer. Det övergripande målet och de förväntade effekterna av projektet är: att ge stöd till Arabförbundet (LAS) och dess medlemsstater (22 stater men med fokus på länder i Sveriges MENA-strategi 2016-2020) för uppgradering av PAFT (Pan Arab Free Trade Agreement) samt förberedelseprocessen för den arabiska tullunionen samt bidra till förbättring av det ekonomiska partnerskapet i regionen genom bättre arabisk anslutning kring handelsområdet. Insatsen har tre resultatområden som ska uppnås i slutet av insatsen; - resultat område 1: LAS-kapacitet förstärkt för att hantera regionala ekonomiska integrationsrelaterade processer. - resultat område 2: Medlemsländerna har förstärkt kapacitet och är tekniskt förberedda för regional ekonomisk integration - resultatområde 3: Engagemang för viktiga utvecklingsaktörers deltagande säkerställs genom att skapa en inkluderande och transparent process för ekonomisk integration Målen förväntas uppnås genom analyser, samverkansformer, effektivare koordinering, förstärkt förhandlingskapacitet och kunskapshöjande stöd. Projektet förväntas implementeras inom följande sex resultatområden; 1.Strukturerat och målinriktat tekniskt stöd till LAS-sekretariatet och arabiska förhandlare om handelspolitisk formulering och reform under PAFTA. 2.Tillhandahållande av stöd för LAS-sekretariatets organisationsförmåga för att underlätta den regionala ekonomiska integrationens agenda. 3.Tillhandahållande av landsbaserat tekniskt bistånd till policyansvariga för deras verksamhet i samband med handelspolitiska reformer och sammanhållning. 4.Tillhandahållande av landsbaserat tekniskt bistånd till beslutsfattare för modernisering av utbuds-/värdekedjan i förberedelserna för den arabiska tullunionen. 5.Förbättring av relaterade regelverk för integritet, med sikte på gott styre för handelsutvecklingsåtgärder. 6.Stödja mekanismer för att säkerställa att jämställdhetsarbetet integreras i arbetet kring handelspolitiken och förhandlingsarbetet. Ingen vidareförmedling kommer ske till nationella projekt eller regionala partner. Sida bedömer att projektets innehåll och upplägg har potential att bidra till att uppnå förväntat effekt inom det regional handelssamarbetet. Vidare bedömer Sida att projektet kan på sikt komma att stimulera den ekonomiska aktiviteten och skapa flera arbetstillfällen i en region som lider av en kronisk hög arbetslöshet. The development intervention's intended outcome aims to provide support to League of Arab States (LAS) and its member states for PAFTA Upgrading as well as preparation process for the Arab Customs Union. Enhancement of economic partnership in the region through better Arab connectivity. The impact of the intervention; LAS capacity strengthened to manage regional economic integration related processes; Members States are capacitated and technically prepared for regional economic integration and Engagement of key development actors ensured through inclusive and transparent processes for regional economic integration. The interventions development goal "Growth is inclusive and sustainable, incorporating productive capacities that create employment and livelihoods for the poor and excluded groups of people.  Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 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MENA-regionen kännetecknas av en låg intra regional handel där flera av länderna inte är medlemmar av Världshandelsorganisationen (WTO) och därmed har delvis bristande implementering av de internationella handelsavtal som utgör grunden för den internationella marknaden. Det finns behov av ökad kunskap om handelns styrmekanismer och övergången från det tidigare "General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade" till det nuvarande internationella sammarbetet inom World Trade Organisation (WTO). De överenskommelser som finns inom WTOs avtal lägger grunden för länders och regioners ekonomiska samverkansformer. Det övergripande målet och de förväntade effekterna av projektet är: att ge stöd till Arabförbundet (LAS) och dess medlemsstater (22 stater men med fokus på länder i Sveriges MENA-strategi 2016-2020) för uppgradering av PAFT (Pan Arab Free Trade Agreement) samt förberedelseprocessen för den arabiska tullunionen samt bidra till förbättring av det ekonomiska partnerskapet i regionen genom bättre arabisk anslutning kring handelsområdet. Insatsen har tre resultatområden som ska uppnås i slutet av insatsen; - resultat område 1: LAS-kapacitet förstärkt för att hantera regionala ekonomiska integrationsrelaterade processer. - resultat område 2: Medlemsländerna har förstärkt kapacitet och är tekniskt förberedda för regional ekonomisk integration - resultatområde 3: Engagemang för viktiga utvecklingsaktörers deltagande säkerställs genom att skapa en inkluderande och transparent process för ekonomisk integration Målen förväntas uppnås genom analyser, samverkansformer, effektivare koordinering, förstärkt förhandlingskapacitet och kunskapshöjande stöd. Projektet förväntas implementeras inom följande sex resultatområden; 1.Strukturerat och målinriktat tekniskt stöd till LAS-sekretariatet och arabiska förhandlare om handelspolitisk formulering och reform under PAFTA. 2.Tillhandahållande av stöd för LAS-sekretariatets organisationsförmåga för att underlätta den regionala ekonomiska integrationens agenda. 3.Tillhandahållande av landsbaserat tekniskt bistånd till policyansvariga för deras verksamhet i samband med handelspolitiska reformer och sammanhållning. 4.Tillhandahållande av landsbaserat tekniskt bistånd till beslutsfattare för modernisering av utbuds-/värdekedjan i förberedelserna för den arabiska tullunionen. 5.Förbättring av relaterade regelverk för integritet, med sikte på gott styre för handelsutvecklingsåtgärder. 6.Stödja mekanismer för att säkerställa att jämställdhetsarbetet integreras i arbetet kring handelspolitiken och förhandlingsarbetet. Ingen vidareförmedling kommer ske till nationella projekt eller regionala partner. Sida bedömer att projektets innehåll och upplägg har potential att bidra till att uppnå förväntat effekt inom det regional handelssamarbetet. Vidare bedömer Sida att projektet kan på sikt komma att stimulera den ekonomiska aktiviteten och skapa flera arbetstillfällen i en region som lider av en kronisk hög arbetslöshet. The development intervention's intended outcome aims to provide support to League of Arab States (LAS) and its member states for PAFTA Upgrading as well as preparation process for the Arab Customs Union. Enhancement of economic partnership in the region through better Arab connectivity. The impact of the intervention; LAS capacity strengthened to manage regional economic integration related processes; Members States are capacitated and technically prepared for regional economic integration and Engagement of key development actors ensured through inclusive and transparent processes for regional economic integration. The interventions development goal "Growth is inclusive and sustainable, incorporating productive capacities that create employment and livelihoods for the poor and excluded groups of people.  Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -157689 0 0 0 -157689 -78844.5 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -78844.5 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -78844.28 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -78844.28 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Expanded and deepened regional economic integration. Vidareutvecklad och fördjupad regional ekonomisk integration. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-52040421 Sweden Support for SRC's long-term humanitarian work with local capacity building "Building resilient communities" during 2013 to continue efforts to strengthen the humanitarian capacity among several national Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies,primarily in 14 countries. Stöd till SRK:s långsiktiga humanitära arbete med lokal kapacitetsutveckling "Att bygga motståndskraftiga samhällen" för att under 2013 fortsätta arbetet med att stärka den humanitära kapaciteten bland ett flertal nationella Röda Kors- och Röda Halvmåneföreningar i främst 14 länder. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Bangladesh Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic (the) Colombia Ethiopia Haiti India Iraq Jordan Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of) Lebanon Liberia Myanmar Malawi Namibia Nigeria Pakistan Palestine, State of Sudan (the) Somalia South Sudan Syrian Arab Republic Chad Uganda Yemen America, regional Asia, regional Middle East, regional South Asia, regional Eastern Africa, regional Southern Africa, regional Western Africa, regional Africa, regional Asia, regional Developing countries, unspecified Multi-hazard response preparedness Disaster Prevention & Preparedness SE-0-SE-6-52040421-5204042101-H Sweden Support for SRC's long-term humanitarian work with local capacity building "Building resilient communities" during 2013 to continue efforts to strengthen the humanitarian capacity among several national Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies,primarily in 14 countries. 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Stöd till SRK:s långsiktiga humanitära arbete med lokal kapacitetsutveckling "Att bygga motståndskraftiga samhällen" för att under 2013 fortsätta arbetet med att stärka den humanitära kapaciteten bland ett flertal nationella Röda Kors- och Röda Halvmåneföreningar i främst 14 länder. 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Detta är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut i enlighet med 3.11.3 i Sidas insatshanteringsregel. Beslutet bygger i stora delar vidare på den bedömning som gjordes 2014, samt de kompletterande uppdateringar som inkluderades under 2015 och 2016. Sida anser att bedömningen från tidigare år kvarstår som fortsatt aktuell. Beredningspromemorian har samtidigt uppdaterats där så har ansetts vara nödvändigt och relevant (i beredningen märkt: UPDATED 2017). Sida och Action Contre La Faim (ACF) ingick under 2014 i ett strategiskt partnerskap genom att underteckna ett treårigt avtal (2014-2016). Genom avtalet, inklusive avtalstillägg, definieras och fastslås förutsättningarna för de projekt (landspecifika samt metod- och kapacitetsstärkande stöd) Sida stödjer med finansiella medel. Genom det kompletterande insatsbeslutet föreslås en ettårig förlängning (2017) till det nu gällande treåriga avtalet (2014-2016) med ACF. En ettårig förlängning anses motiverat för att möjliggöra en bredare översyn av dialogmål, dialogfrågor samt samarbetsform med ACF inför kommande flerårsavtal (planerad 2018-2020). Medelstillägg om 160 500 000 SEK för insatsen under 2017 föreslås genom detta kompletterande insatsbeslut. ACF bedöms av Sida ha en viktig expertis och kompetens inom den humanitära verksamheten att arbeta med frågor kring nutrition och sektorer i nära anslutning till nutrition så som livsmedelsförsörjning, vatten och sanitet samt hälsa. ACF arbetar med de mest utsatta grupperna i många av de stora humanitära kriserna. Genom stöd till ACF bidrar Sida också till att skapa förutsättningar för mer hållbara resultat inom nutritionsområdet. Sida har goda erfarenheter av ACF:s förmåga att svara snabbt på behov till följd av plötsligt uppkomna, eller kraftigt eskalerande, kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt enligt beslut 2014-000848 70 600 000 SEK för 2014, 10 000 000 SEK för 2015 och 10 000 000 SEK för 2016. Under 2014 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: - Beslut om avtalsändring 2014-003154: Stöd till ACF:s program i Myanmar med 5 000 000 SEK samt utökning av RRM-potten med 7 000 000 SEK. Utöver dessa beslut har ytterligare två beslut fattats under 2014 om medeltillförsel från anslagspost REGIONALT VÄSTAFRIKA samt anslagspost IRAK: - Beslut om avtalsändring 2014-003527: Stöd till Ebolainsatser i Sierra Leone och Guinea om 6 000 000 SEK avräkningskonto 155009, insats 52040509; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2014-003551: Stöd till ACF:s insatser i Irak om 5 000 000 SEK avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040510. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: - Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-001379: Stöd till ACF:s humanitära program 2015 med 88 000 000 SEK; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-002512: Stöd till ACF:s program i Etiopien med 2 800 000 SEK samt utökning av RRM-potten med 5 000 000 SEK; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004007: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5 000 000 SEK. Under 2016 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: - Beslut om avtalsändring 2016-000880: Stöd till ACF:s humanitära program 2016 med 122 000 000 SEK; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2016-002419: Stöd till ACF:s program i Djibouti med 2 300 000 SEK, Madagaskar med 2 900 000 SEK, Malawi 2 300 000 SEK och Zimbabwe 2 500 000 SEK; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2016-003695: Stöd till ACF:s program i Jemen (kolerarespons) med 5 000 000 SEK. Det totala beloppet definierat i bilagt avtalsutkast (511 900 000 SEK) är det totala beslutade beloppet för denna insats inklusive tillägg av de kopplade insatserna som är beslut gällande delegerade medel från andra anslagsposter (totalt 11 000 000 SEK). Under 2017 avser Sida initialt att stödja ACF i följande länder med angivet belopp: LAND................ALLOKERING (SEK).........REGION Afghanistan..............8 000 000...................Ghor Province Bangladesh...............2 000 000..................Cox's Bazar District Kamerun...................6 000 000...................Logone and Chari (Far North Region) Tchad........................6 000 000..................Lake Chad Region DR Kongo.................9 000 000..................Health Zones across DRC Etiopien....................8 000 000..................Gambella and Oromiya Regions Jemen.....................15 000 000..................Hajjah, Lahj and Abyan Governorates Madagaskar..............8 000 000..................Deep South Malawi.....................5 000 000...................Chikwawa and Blantyre Districts Mali..........................6 000 000..................Timbuktu and Taoudeni Districts Myanmar.................8 000 000....................Maungdaw District, Rakhine State Niger........................5 000 000...................Diffa Region Nigeria....................10 000 000...................Borno State Pakistan....................8 000 000..................Sindh and Balochistan Provinces Somalia.....................4 000 000..................Elbarde District Sydsudan..................7 000 000..................Northern Bar el Ghazal Uganda.....................7 000 000...................Adjumani, Yumbe and Kiryandongo Zimbabwe..................5 000 000...................Mberengwa and Gutu Districts Gender.......................1 000 000..................Kapacitetshöjande stöd SMART.....................2 500 000...................Metodstöd RRM........................30 000 000...................Metodstöd TOTALT.......................................................160 500 000 SEK ACF är i vissa projekt en vidareförmedlande organisation och arbetar med lokala/nationella organisationer i den implementerande delen av sin verksamhet. Under 2017 års finansiering uppger ACF att de avser vidareförmedla medel inom ramen för ett projektstöd, med cirka 1,4 MSEK till en lokal samarbetspartner i Zimbabwe. I övriga projekt är ACF direktimplementerande. ACF ges i avtalet flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. För ändringar över 10%, eller omallokering mellan projektbudgetar, krävs Sidas godkännande. Vidare bedömer Sida att samtliga medel för insatsen ska utbetalas omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projektet tidigast möjligt under året. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Action Contre La Faim (ACF) är en global humanitär organisation vars främsta fokus är att motarbeta hunger och svält, framför allt genom aktiviteter som syftar till att stärka människor och framförallt barns och kvinnors nutritionsstatus, i en majoritet av världens humanitära kriser.  ACF bedöms av Sida ha en viktig expertis och kompetens inom den humanitära verksamheten att arbeta med frågor kring nutrition och sektorer i nära anslutning till nutrition så som livsmedelsförsörjning, vatten och sanitet samt hälsa. ACF arbetar med de mest utsatta grupperna i många av de stora humanitära kriserna. Genom stöd till ACF bidrar Sida också till att skapa förutsättningar för mer hållbara resultat inom nutritionsområdet. Sida har goda erfarenheter av ACF:s förmåga att svara snabbt på behov till följd av plötsligt uppkomna, eller kraftigt eskalerande, kriser. Under 2018 tecknades ett nytt treårigt avtal med ACF.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Bangladesh Burkina Faso Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic (the) Cameroon Colombia Djibouti Ecuador Ethiopia Guatemala Haiti Iraq Jordan Kenya Lebanon Madagascar Mali Myanmar Mauritania Malawi Niger (the) Nigeria Nepal Peru Philippines (the) Pakistan Sierra Leone Somalia South Sudan Syrian Arab Republic Chad Uganda Yemen Zimbabwe Developing countries, unspecified Western Africa, regional Middle East, regional Emergency food assistance Emergency Response Sida och Action Contre La Faim (ACF) ingick i ett tre-årigt avtal 2014, vilket senare kom att förlängas för att också inkludera 2017. Under avtalsperioden finansierade Sida totalt 114 projekt som implementerades av ACF. Av dessa projekt var 67 årliga projekt, det vill säga baserade på Sidas ordinarie allokeringsprocesser. 41 projekt finansierades genom Sidas snabbinsatsmekanism (Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM) och 6 projekt som syftade till att stärka det humanitära systemet och ACF:s kapacitet (metod- och kapacitetsstöd). Totalt finansiellt stöd uppgick under avtalsperioden till 551 900 000 kronor.  Under avtalsperioden har ACF presenterat följande resultat genom Sidas finansiering:  Nutrition- Närmare 350 000 undernärda barn, mellan 6-59 månader gamla, har fått stöd genom näringstillskott.  Hälsa- Knappt 600 000 människor i behov har fått förbättrat tillgång till hälsovårdsfaciliteter. - Drygt 40 000 barn, mellan 6 månader och 15 år, har vaccinerats mot mässling.  Vatten och sanitet- Runt 1,4 miljoner människor har fått ökad tillgång till rent vatten och förbättrade sanitetsmöjligheter.  Matsäkerhet- Över 260 000 krisdrabbade människor har fått stöd i form av mat. - Närmare 110 000 krisdrabbade människor har fått stöd inom livsmedelsförsöjning.  Övrigt- Drygt 180 000 krisdrabbade människor mottog hushållsnära artiklar (non-food items).    Vidare har ACF under avtalsperioden stärkt sin kapacitet inom jämställdhetsintegrering. Genom finansiellt stöd till ACF under fem faser/år (2013-2017) har organisationen utvecklat uppdaterade och nya policyramverk inom jämställdhet (Gender Policy & Toolkit och Gender Minimum Standards). Totalt har ACF, sedan 2014, utbildat 1 895 av organisationens anställda i vad dessa dokument innebär samt hur de ska implementeras.    No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52040469-5204046901-H Sweden Humanitarian support to ACF for nutrition and food-security activities and related sectors (health and WASH) on country level. Detta är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut i enlighet med 3.11.3 i Sidas insatshanteringsregel. Beslutet bygger i stora delar vidare på den bedömning som gjordes 2014, samt de kompletterande uppdateringar som inkluderades under 2015 och 2016. Sida anser att bedömningen från tidigare år kvarstår som fortsatt aktuell. Beredningspromemorian har samtidigt uppdaterats där så har ansetts vara nödvändigt och relevant (i beredningen märkt: UPDATED 2017). Sida och Action Contre La Faim (ACF) ingick under 2014 i ett strategiskt partnerskap genom att underteckna ett treårigt avtal (2014-2016). Genom avtalet, inklusive avtalstillägg, definieras och fastslås förutsättningarna för de projekt (landspecifika samt metod- och kapacitetsstärkande stöd) Sida stödjer med finansiella medel. Genom det kompletterande insatsbeslutet föreslås en ettårig förlängning (2017) till det nu gällande treåriga avtalet (2014-2016) med ACF. En ettårig förlängning anses motiverat för att möjliggöra en bredare översyn av dialogmål, dialogfrågor samt samarbetsform med ACF inför kommande flerårsavtal (planerad 2018-2020). Medelstillägg om 160 500 000 SEK för insatsen under 2017 föreslås genom detta kompletterande insatsbeslut. ACF bedöms av Sida ha en viktig expertis och kompetens inom den humanitära verksamheten att arbeta med frågor kring nutrition och sektorer i nära anslutning till nutrition så som livsmedelsförsörjning, vatten och sanitet samt hälsa. ACF arbetar med de mest utsatta grupperna i många av de stora humanitära kriserna. Genom stöd till ACF bidrar Sida också till att skapa förutsättningar för mer hållbara resultat inom nutritionsområdet. Sida har goda erfarenheter av ACF:s förmåga att svara snabbt på behov till följd av plötsligt uppkomna, eller kraftigt eskalerande, kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt enligt beslut 2014-000848 70 600 000 SEK för 2014, 10 000 000 SEK för 2015 och 10 000 000 SEK för 2016. Under 2014 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: - Beslut om avtalsändring 2014-003154: Stöd till ACF:s program i Myanmar med 5 000 000 SEK samt utökning av RRM-potten med 7 000 000 SEK. Utöver dessa beslut har ytterligare två beslut fattats under 2014 om medeltillförsel från anslagspost REGIONALT VÄSTAFRIKA samt anslagspost IRAK: - Beslut om avtalsändring 2014-003527: Stöd till Ebolainsatser i Sierra Leone och Guinea om 6 000 000 SEK avräkningskonto 155009, insats 52040509; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2014-003551: Stöd till ACF:s insatser i Irak om 5 000 000 SEK avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040510. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: - Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-001379: Stöd till ACF:s humanitära program 2015 med 88 000 000 SEK; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-002512: Stöd till ACF:s program i Etiopien med 2 800 000 SEK samt utökning av RRM-potten med 5 000 000 SEK; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004007: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5 000 000 SEK. Under 2016 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: - Beslut om avtalsändring 2016-000880: Stöd till ACF:s humanitära program 2016 med 122 000 000 SEK; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2016-002419: Stöd till ACF:s program i Djibouti med 2 300 000 SEK, Madagaskar med 2 900 000 SEK, Malawi 2 300 000 SEK och Zimbabwe 2 500 000 SEK; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2016-003695: Stöd till ACF:s program i Jemen (kolerarespons) med 5 000 000 SEK. Det totala beloppet definierat i bilagt avtalsutkast (511 900 000 SEK) är det totala beslutade beloppet för denna insats inklusive tillägg av de kopplade insatserna som är beslut gällande delegerade medel från andra anslagsposter (totalt 11 000 000 SEK). Under 2017 avser Sida initialt att stödja ACF i följande länder med angivet belopp: LAND................ALLOKERING (SEK).........REGION Afghanistan..............8 000 000...................Ghor Province Bangladesh...............2 000 000..................Cox's Bazar District Kamerun...................6 000 000...................Logone and Chari (Far North Region) Tchad........................6 000 000..................Lake Chad Region DR Kongo.................9 000 000..................Health Zones across DRC Etiopien....................8 000 000..................Gambella and Oromiya Regions Jemen.....................15 000 000..................Hajjah, Lahj and Abyan Governorates Madagaskar..............8 000 000..................Deep South Malawi.....................5 000 000...................Chikwawa and Blantyre Districts Mali..........................6 000 000..................Timbuktu and Taoudeni Districts Myanmar.................8 000 000....................Maungdaw District, Rakhine State Niger........................5 000 000...................Diffa Region Nigeria....................10 000 000...................Borno State Pakistan....................8 000 000..................Sindh and Balochistan Provinces Somalia.....................4 000 000..................Elbarde District Sydsudan..................7 000 000..................Northern Bar el Ghazal Uganda.....................7 000 000...................Adjumani, Yumbe and Kiryandongo Zimbabwe..................5 000 000...................Mberengwa and Gutu Districts Gender.......................1 000 000..................Kapacitetshöjande stöd SMART.....................2 500 000...................Metodstöd RRM........................30 000 000...................Metodstöd TOTALT.......................................................160 500 000 SEK ACF är i vissa projekt en vidareförmedlande organisation och arbetar med lokala/nationella organisationer i den implementerande delen av sin verksamhet. Under 2017 års finansiering uppger ACF att de avser vidareförmedla medel inom ramen för ett projektstöd, med cirka 1,4 MSEK till en lokal samarbetspartner i Zimbabwe. I övriga projekt är ACF direktimplementerande. ACF ges i avtalet flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. För ändringar över 10%, eller omallokering mellan projektbudgetar, krävs Sidas godkännande. Vidare bedömer Sida att samtliga medel för insatsen ska utbetalas omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projektet tidigast möjligt under året. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Action Contre La Faim (ACF) är en global humanitär organisation vars främsta fokus är att motarbeta hunger och svält, framför allt genom aktiviteter som syftar till att stärka människor och framförallt barns och kvinnors nutritionsstatus, i en majoritet av världens humanitära kriser.  ACF bedöms av Sida ha en viktig expertis och kompetens inom den humanitära verksamheten att arbeta med frågor kring nutrition och sektorer i nära anslutning till nutrition så som livsmedelsförsörjning, vatten och sanitet samt hälsa. ACF arbetar med de mest utsatta grupperna i många av de stora humanitära kriserna. Genom stöd till ACF bidrar Sida också till att skapa förutsättningar för mer hållbara resultat inom nutritionsområdet. 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International NGO 255000 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-52040469-5204046902-H Sweden Humanitarian support to ACF for nutrition and food-security activities and related sectors (health and WASH) on country level. Detta är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut i enlighet med 3.11.3 i Sidas insatshanteringsregel. Beslutet bygger i stora delar vidare på den bedömning som gjordes 2014, samt de kompletterande uppdateringar som inkluderades under 2015 och 2016. Sida anser att bedömningen från tidigare år kvarstår som fortsatt aktuell. Beredningspromemorian har samtidigt uppdaterats där så har ansetts vara nödvändigt och relevant (i beredningen märkt: UPDATED 2017). Sida och Action Contre La Faim (ACF) ingick under 2014 i ett strategiskt partnerskap genom att underteckna ett treårigt avtal (2014-2016). Genom avtalet, inklusive avtalstillägg, definieras och fastslås förutsättningarna för de projekt (landspecifika samt metod- och kapacitetsstärkande stöd) Sida stödjer med finansiella medel. Genom det kompletterande insatsbeslutet föreslås en ettårig förlängning (2017) till det nu gällande treåriga avtalet (2014-2016) med ACF. En ettårig förlängning anses motiverat för att möjliggöra en bredare översyn av dialogmål, dialogfrågor samt samarbetsform med ACF inför kommande flerårsavtal (planerad 2018-2020). Medelstillägg om 160 500 000 SEK för insatsen under 2017 föreslås genom detta kompletterande insatsbeslut. ACF bedöms av Sida ha en viktig expertis och kompetens inom den humanitära verksamheten att arbeta med frågor kring nutrition och sektorer i nära anslutning till nutrition så som livsmedelsförsörjning, vatten och sanitet samt hälsa. ACF arbetar med de mest utsatta grupperna i många av de stora humanitära kriserna. Genom stöd till ACF bidrar Sida också till att skapa förutsättningar för mer hållbara resultat inom nutritionsområdet. Sida har goda erfarenheter av ACF:s förmåga att svara snabbt på behov till följd av plötsligt uppkomna, eller kraftigt eskalerande, kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt enligt beslut 2014-000848 70 600 000 SEK för 2014, 10 000 000 SEK för 2015 och 10 000 000 SEK för 2016. Under 2014 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: - Beslut om avtalsändring 2014-003154: Stöd till ACF:s program i Myanmar med 5 000 000 SEK samt utökning av RRM-potten med 7 000 000 SEK. Utöver dessa beslut har ytterligare två beslut fattats under 2014 om medeltillförsel från anslagspost REGIONALT VÄSTAFRIKA samt anslagspost IRAK: - Beslut om avtalsändring 2014-003527: Stöd till Ebolainsatser i Sierra Leone och Guinea om 6 000 000 SEK avräkningskonto 155009, insats 52040509; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2014-003551: Stöd till ACF:s insatser i Irak om 5 000 000 SEK avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040510. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: - Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-001379: Stöd till ACF:s humanitära program 2015 med 88 000 000 SEK; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-002512: Stöd till ACF:s program i Etiopien med 2 800 000 SEK samt utökning av RRM-potten med 5 000 000 SEK; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004007: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5 000 000 SEK. Under 2016 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: - Beslut om avtalsändring 2016-000880: Stöd till ACF:s humanitära program 2016 med 122 000 000 SEK; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2016-002419: Stöd till ACF:s program i Djibouti med 2 300 000 SEK, Madagaskar med 2 900 000 SEK, Malawi 2 300 000 SEK och Zimbabwe 2 500 000 SEK; - Beslut om avtalsändring 2016-003695: Stöd till ACF:s program i Jemen (kolerarespons) med 5 000 000 SEK. Det totala beloppet definierat i bilagt avtalsutkast (511 900 000 SEK) är det totala beslutade beloppet för denna insats inklusive tillägg av de kopplade insatserna som är beslut gällande delegerade medel från andra anslagsposter (totalt 11 000 000 SEK). Under 2017 avser Sida initialt att stödja ACF i följande länder med angivet belopp: LAND................ALLOKERING (SEK).........REGION Afghanistan..............8 000 000...................Ghor Province Bangladesh...............2 000 000..................Cox's Bazar District Kamerun...................6 000 000...................Logone and Chari (Far North Region) Tchad........................6 000 000..................Lake Chad Region DR Kongo.................9 000 000..................Health Zones across DRC Etiopien....................8 000 000..................Gambella and Oromiya Regions Jemen.....................15 000 000..................Hajjah, Lahj and Abyan Governorates Madagaskar..............8 000 000..................Deep South Malawi.....................5 000 000...................Chikwawa and Blantyre Districts Mali..........................6 000 000..................Timbuktu and Taoudeni Districts Myanmar.................8 000 000....................Maungdaw District, Rakhine State Niger........................5 000 000...................Diffa Region Nigeria....................10 000 000...................Borno State Pakistan....................8 000 000..................Sindh and Balochistan Provinces Somalia.....................4 000 000..................Elbarde District Sydsudan..................7 000 000..................Northern Bar el Ghazal Uganda.....................7 000 000...................Adjumani, Yumbe and Kiryandongo Zimbabwe..................5 000 000...................Mberengwa and Gutu Districts Gender.......................1 000 000..................Kapacitetshöjande stöd SMART.....................2 500 000...................Metodstöd RRM........................30 000 000...................Metodstöd TOTALT.......................................................160 500 000 SEK ACF är i vissa projekt en vidareförmedlande organisation och arbetar med lokala/nationella organisationer i den implementerande delen av sin verksamhet. Under 2017 års finansiering uppger ACF att de avser vidareförmedla medel inom ramen för ett projektstöd, med cirka 1,4 MSEK till en lokal samarbetspartner i Zimbabwe. I övriga projekt är ACF direktimplementerande. ACF ges i avtalet flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. För ändringar över 10%, eller omallokering mellan projektbudgetar, krävs Sidas godkännande. Vidare bedömer Sida att samtliga medel för insatsen ska utbetalas omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projektet tidigast möjligt under året. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Action Contre La Faim (ACF) är en global humanitär organisation vars främsta fokus är att motarbeta hunger och svält, framför allt genom aktiviteter som syftar till att stärka människor och framförallt barns och kvinnors nutritionsstatus, i en majoritet av världens humanitära kriser.  ACF bedöms av Sida ha en viktig expertis och kompetens inom den humanitära verksamheten att arbeta med frågor kring nutrition och sektorer i nära anslutning till nutrition så som livsmedelsförsörjning, vatten och sanitet samt hälsa. ACF arbetar med de mest utsatta grupperna i många av de stora humanitära kriserna. Genom stöd till ACF bidrar Sida också till att skapa förutsättningar för mer hållbara resultat inom nutritionsområdet. 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Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improve conditions for effective humanitarian coordination at field level Förbättra förutsättningarna för effektiv humanitär samordning i fält Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-52050030 Sweden Support to National Solidarity Programme, investment window within ARTF,the aim is to strengthen local governance and rural development Stöd till national Solidarity Programme, investeringsfönster inom ARTF för att bidra till ökad lokal demokratisk samhällsutveckling och landsbygdsutveckling. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Rural development Other Multisector SE-0-SE-6-52050030-5205003001 Sweden Support to National Solidarity Programme, investment window within ARTF,the aim is to strengthen local governance and rural development Stöd till national Solidarity Programme, investeringsfönster inom ARTF för att bidra till ökad lokal demokratisk samhällsutveckling och landsbygdsutveckling. 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Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -993 -993 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-52050068 Sweden Support to sub-national governance through capacity development of Provincial Governors offices, District Governors Offices, Provincial and district councils and municiplatities in northern Afghanistan. Stöd till den lokala förvaltningen genom kapacitetsstärkande insatser till provinsguvernörenskontor, distriktguvernörenskontor, provincial councils samt kommunförvaltningen i norra Afghanistan. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general Afghanistan Subnational Governance Programme (ASGP) phase-II was launched in January 2010 as a multi-donor assisted project at central and provincial levels. It was designed to support the Government of Afghanistan (GoIRA) to achieve the targets and goals set out in the Afghanistan National Development Strategy (ANDS), particularly its Governance, Rule of Law and Human Rights Pillars. The key objectives of ASGP was to strengthen state and government institutions through capacity development and support to Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG) and subnational entities. The second phase of ASGP lasted from January 2010 to December 2014 and was extended through September 2015. According to the final narrative report of the programme the foremost achievement of ASGP II is strengthened capacity of key service providing institutions at the national and subnational levels. ASGP II scaled up the governance capacities of IDLG, Provincial Governors Offices, District Governors Offices, 34 Provincial Councils and 21 municipalities to discharge their functions. It also empowered governors at the provincial and district level and strengthened public administration reform. Notably, the project established donor and stakeholder coordination on subnational governance programming, which helped clarify overall Sub-National Governance programme delivery and strategy. This helped to avoid overlap amongst donor projects; empowered government through improved service delivery; and enhanced connections between local government entities. ASGP II included 5 output areas. Below follows an extract of many, but not all, of the results of the programme from final narrative report (Dox ref. 019933/17). The account of results focusses to a large extent of outputs and activities and there is less of robust information on outcomes and impact. An external evaluation commissioned by Sida questioned to what extent ASGP has contributed to more substantial impact (see further Section 1.4 below). OUTPUT 1: National systems, procedures, and legal frameworks to implement, coordinate, and monitor subnational governance policy are in place ASGP supported the Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG) through national and international Technical Assistance throughout the project, largely focused on the policy framework and on organizational development. ASGP supported IDLG to develop and implement regulations and policies on areas such as sustainable and effective revenue management system, improved public outreach and communication and civil society engagement. Specific examples of these policies include the Municipal City Service Charges Regulations, Business License Regulation, Revenue Enhancement Guideline, Capacity Development Strategy, Communications Strategy, Public Participation Strategy, and Citizen Awareness and Engagement Guidelines. The regulations and nine operational toolkits for senior provincial and district governance leaders and key directorates developed and has helped to improve the relationship of Provincial and District Governors, Provincial Councils, and Mayors, with IDLG and its Administration and Finance and Human Resources Directorates, and their functions. These nine toolkits include “Tool Kit for Provincial Governor’s Office”; “Tool Kit for Sectorial Development Directorate”; “Tool Kit for the office of Human Resources”; “Tool Kit for the Finance and Admin Directorates, both at national and subnational levels”; “Tool Kit on working norms for the office of Chief of Staff”; “Tool Kit for the Municipalities”; “Tool Kit for the District Governors” and “Tool Kit for the Provincial Councils”. ASGP also supported IDLG’s Local Governance Overview, for new senior officials, which outlines IDLG’s organizational structure and mandate, and the role of these officials and IDLG in coordinating their activities with stakeholders and provincial line departments. IDLG’s policy directorate continued to develop Provincial Strategic Plans (PSPs), with ASGP’s technical and financial support. The PSP involves two phases: profiling, and then planning. The profiling establishes baselines and identifies the position of the province and districts in relation to Government development targets, such as those identified in the NPP and the ANDS, and Government Ministerial policies. The planning phase takes around four months, and involves extensive work in the province and districts, including workshops, field visits, survey and further data collection. During the project period of ASGP, IDLG Policy Directorate has been supported in developing Provincial Strategic Plans (PSP); as a result, 16 PSPs have been developed, finalized and printed for 16 provinces. ASGP has supported IDLG to develop a comprehensive Capacity Development Plan (CDP) for IDLG main office and general directorates; as a result, CDP for IDLG main office has been developed, finalized, endorsed and published. In addition, the CDP for General Directorate for Municipality Affairs (GDMA) has also been developed and approved by IDLG and the CDP for General Directorate of Coordination for Local Council Affairs (GDCLCA) has been developed. With technical support of ASGP and direct coordination of Provincial Governor Offices (PGOs) and district Tashkeel staff, capacity development assessment of 12 provinces (include all districts of selected provinces) has been done and, 7 PGOs have developed their long-term Capacity Development Plans and have got its ownership for the implementation. These CDPs have been developed based on finding and the needs of PGOs and DGOs, as well as outlined the level of existing capacities and desire capacity for the measurement all three levels, individual, organizational and enabling environment or institutional levels. During the ASGP II, 97 coaching sessions were conducted to enable the IDLG Tashkeel staff perform effectively and in a more customer-oriented manner. The ASGP led Coaching & Mentoring sessions targeted Tashkeel staff in Directorates of CIDD, Policy, Gender and HR. Overall, capacity of 1372 staff (male and female) were enhanced to perform better and act in a more customer-oriented manner. IDLG capacity was enhanced both at organisational and individual levels. Individual level capacity assessments took place each quarter, which helped demonstrate enhanced capacity on capacity assessment methodology; gender mainstreaming, office management, communication and computer skills, and report writing and advanced language skills as well as enhance their knowledge on SNG policy, and annual work planning as a result of coaching. ASGP supported IDLG in development and implementation of training action plans at national and subnational level. 519 IDLG Employees have been trained; 256 Afghan civil servants, including 221 District Governors, developed technical skills in their respective subject areas, such as governance for District Governors and financial management for finance directorate personnel. In addition, 246 IDLG employees have been trained in financial management and procurement along with HRM. By September 2015, out of 31 ICT employees, 17 provincial ICT specialists undertook the training. ASGP supported IDLG to finalize and implement a Gender Action Plan, to realize the objectives and activities of the Gender Mainstreaming Plan. ASGP also supported IDLG to develop and implement the Anti-Harassment Policy Guideline, first time in Afghanistan, which identifies various forms of harassment and outlines investigative and disciplinary procedures. By end of project, 22 female Tashkeel personnel from IDLG’s service units and technical directorates received coaching and mentoring. About 48 Tashkeel and other technical personnel at IDLG received training on Gender Mainstreaming and Policy and Public Service Delivery. ASGP also supported IDLG’s Gender Unit to conduct a week-long campaign on the Prevention of Violence against women at the workplace each year. These initiatives resulted in an increase in the professional capacities of female personnel, and greater organizational awareness of gender sensitive policy and service delivery in local governance, and a more inclusive and secure environment for female employees. OUTPUT 2: Provincial Governors Offices and District Governors Offices have capacity to lead and develop, plan and programme, and implement strategies for improving governance, development and security in accordance with ANDS Throughout the project, ASGP continued to support capacity development and governance for Provincial and District Governors’ Offices (PGOs and DGOs) and Provincial Councils (PCs) across Afghanistan, contributing toward shared UNDP-IDLG democratic governance outcomes, including effective and accountable institutions, able to deliver services that foster human development. The Offices of Provincial and District Governor, under the SNGP, lead and coordinate governance, development and security in that province or district, with the Provincial Governor serving as executive head of the Provincial Administration. At the beginning of 2010, ASGP supported IDLG in recruitment and placement of NTAs in 21 provinces. Overall ASGP project has supported PGOs, Municipalities and PCs across the country in hiring 218 NTA staff to support each IDLG entities at the subnational levels focusing on PGO and DGO organizational reform, including Tashkeel retention and development, administrative reform, public outreach, provincial and strategic planning, and public financial management for providing good governance support to improve better service delivery at the provincial level. The end of ASGP filled 2601 Tashkeel staff positions filled in the PGOs, 95 % of some 2736 positions. For DGOs, some 1844 of some 2120 Tashkeel staff positions were filled, or 78%. Female Tashkeel staff numbered some 74 (or 3 % of all employed Tashkeel staff) in the PGOs and some 35 (or 2 % of female Tashkeel staff out of all employed Tashkeel staff) in DGOs. The PGO Tashkeel female employment rates are below the 10% target for PGOs and off target for the 5% target for DGOs. ASGP also supported promotional activities to advocate for female recruitment by focused coaching for female applying for the Tashkeel through the CSC exams, and internship programmes at the PGO and line departments. By September 2015, with technical support of ASGP and NTAs, 29 PGO HR plans include a Gender Mainstreaming Session, and close to the target of 30. Results across the PGO and DGO includes; provincial and districts administrative assembly meetings have become increasingly productive; PGOs & DGOs forum now occur on a regular monthly; Improved leadership and capacity development support to Tashkeel staff and the quality of reporting from DGO- PGO and from PGO to IDLG has also improved; DGOs’ outreach and public hearing have continued; PGO Archive Systems and Data Management improved. ASGP supported 14 PGOs to establish and operationalize Citizen Service Centers (CSCs) which has streamlined citizen access to the PGO and relevant line departments to receive the citizen’s petitions, grievances and needs requests. The CSC is an ASGP-IDLG-PGO initiative that streamlines citizens’ access to the PGO and relevant Line Departments to receive citizens’ petitions, grievances and needs requests, and allows citizens to contribute to PGO decision-making and supports to establish effective and accountable governance. Provincial and Districts public hearing have had an impact on eliminating the gaps between citizens and local government, enable and encouraged people to participate in local planning and implementation, as well as decision making. During the reporting period, ASGP supported district public hearings in Balkh, Samangan, Saripul, Faryab and Jawzjan province and set up mechanism to interact with the public citizen and line departments on their progress, challenges and joint way forward. ASGP support to PDP and PSP helps identify and address Afghanistan’s provincial development priorities, assess gaps in capacity, technical support and resource mobilization and rally Ministries and development partners to collaborate on specific activities that advance shared development outcomes which are aligned with the National Priorities of the Afghan Government. Among Afghanistan’s 34 provinces, all provinces currently have Provincial Development Plans (PDPs), and 16 Provinces have Provincial Strategic Plans (PSPs). By end of ASGP, 29 PDPs utilized a gender mainstreaming session in the development or implementation of the provincial plans. Tashkeel staff of 24 provinces received public finance management training focused on financial and procurement management, budgeting and accounting, and implementation of various budgets (development and operational). The training was organized jointly with Ministry of Finance as pre-requisite to roll out provincial budgeting policy in the respective provinces. OUTPUT 3: IDLG and Independent Administrative Reform and Civil Service Commission (IARCSC) have the capacity to coordinate Public Administration Reform (PAR) implementation, and the IARCSC sub-national offices have the capacity to deliver public administration reforms to all sub-national government institutions ASGP has supported provinces to achieve PAR targets and to streamline administrative procedures. During 2010, ASGP supported IARCSC by providing technical and support staff for the IARCSC central office and the regional CSC offices. The positions included Capacity Building Coordinator, M&E Specialist, Database Officer, Provincial Liaison officers, Trainers and Provincial Capacity Building Officers. Furthermore, ASGP supported the CSC regional offices in its institutional capacity development. OUTPUT 4: Provincial and District Councils have the improved capacity to represent citizen interests and monitor sub-national governance ASGP phase II has supported the strengthening the capacity of IDLG’s GDCLCA, and 34 Provincial Councils (elected represents) to enhance transparency and accountability and improve service delivery at the sub-national level. ASGP supported provincial council law amendment through different roundtable and workshops in line with SNG policy for effective role and responsibility of the provincial council in the area of governance and development. As result, PCs members have the right to conduct the oversight based on the law of all the local institution’s activities. Provincial council oversight mechanism has been developed and approved by IDLG with joint efforts made by ASGP, GDCLCA and other stakeholders, oversight role of the provincial council with specific method and mechanism has been enlightened at execution level of the provincial on service and budgeting at subnational level. OUTPUT 5: Municipalities have improved institutional and organizational framework and capacity to collect increasing revenue and deliver basic public services The municipal component’s capacity development work focused on increasing municipalities’ revenue streams and improving basic public services. ASGP support included technical and capacity development specialists embedded in 21 provincial municipalities, and in the Government partner the General Directorate of Municipal Affairs (GDMA), and support to other provincial and district municipal activities. ASGP’s support to GDMA capacity development and governance, across the Kabul institution GDMA, municipal organizations, and individuals within municipalities, resulted in more effective, accountable, and service oriented municipalities, and promoted financial and municipal decentralisation in accordance with the National Priority Programme for Local Governance. Over the last five years, customer satisfaction survey of General Directorate of Municipal Affairs (GDMA) was conducted three times that reflects increase in citizens’ satisfaction of GDMA service delivery. ASGP supported 19 municipalities replace ad hoc performance with plan-based service delivery as Solid Waste Management (SWM) medium term plans for five municipalities, revenue enhancement Strategies and Performance plans prepared for 21 provincial municipalities and 30 district municipalities. ASGP supported development and ongoing implementation of capacity development plans for GDMA (twice) and 21 municipalities, among them, 15 municipalities have gender priorities integrated into their CDP. ASGP supported 21 municipalities to improve service delivery. The ASGP interventions contributed in improvement of administrative service delivery, solid waste management and implementation of some physical projects in partnership with municipality and citizens. ASGP support covering 21 municipalities facilitated restructuring of municipalities, business process re-engineering, and introduction of streamlined service delivery and set up of customer service centres. Customer Service Centre established as” One Stop Shop” for municipal citizen services such as business and property registration and other municipal services in two municipalities and provided technical support for operationalizing in seven municipalities. It resulted in enhanced efficiency in service delivery to municipal clients and increased citizen satisfaction of the municipal service. The most importance package of ASGP in service delivery covered implementation of 35 small service delivery project in partnership with municipalities and citizen where cost sharing mechanisms led to concreted or graveled roads, clean drinking water waters, construction culverts, city toilets etc. in 15 cities benefiting about 182910 local citizens (82680 were female out of them). This approach has brought people much closer to municipalities. ASGPII supported the development and implementation Revenue Enhancement Action Plans (REAP) in 21 provincial and over 30 district municipalities while ASGP also supported initial work for 10 additional district municipal REAPs. With ASGP support, the municipalities replaced ad hoc revenue management practices in municipalities to a plan-based revenue management system. REAP improved municipal capacity to plan for existing revenue potential, manage arrears think of potential sources; meanwhile the measures in REAP encompassed citizen awareness, anti-corruption, stakeholder coordination, service delivery improvement and disciplinary measures for better and worst performers and taxpayers. As municipalities regularly reflected revenue increase during the last 5 years. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52050068-5205006801 Sweden Support to sub-national governance through capacity development of Provincial Governors offices, District Governors Offices, Provincial and district councils and municiplatities in northern Afghanistan. Stöd till den lokala förvaltningen genom kapacitetsstärkande insatser till provinsguvernörenskontor, distriktguvernörenskontor, provincial councils samt kommunförvaltningen i norra Afghanistan. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 20000000 45000000 46000000 0 45000000 20000000 0 45000000 -2935780 0 0 111000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 45000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 45000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -2935780.2999999998 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Strengthened capacity of public institutions to provide basic services Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner att tillhandahålla grundläggande tjänster Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52050068-5205006802 Sweden Support to sub-national governance through capacity development of Provincial Governors offices, District Governors Offices, Provincial and district councils and municiplatities in northern Afghanistan. Stöd till den lokala förvaltningen genom kapacitetsstärkande insatser till provinsguvernörenskontor, distriktguvernörenskontor, provincial councils samt kommunförvaltningen i norra Afghanistan. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 799642 0 799143 0 0 799642 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 567926.4 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -328033.55 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 559249.65 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Strengthened capacity of public institutions to provide basic services Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner att tillhandahålla grundläggande tjänster Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52050106 Sweden UNDP has applied for funding of the project "Local Governance Project - Afghanistan (LoGo Afghanistan)", planned for 2016-2020. The project has sofar secured funding from SDC (Switzerland) and the EU. This funding, together with the proposed Sida-funding (appr. SEK 48m) would mean a 50 % financing at this stage, of the total, estimated budget over the 5-year project period. The project builds on a previous similar support, "Afghanistan Subnational Governance Programme (ASGP: 2006-2014)". Sida contributed to this intervention during 2014-2015 with SEK 116m. Local Governance has been identified by the Afghan government as one of the 12 so-called National Priority Programmes in Afghanistan. The overall objective is "Improved legitimate, transparent, and inclusive governance at all levels, enabling the gradual realisation of human rights". The project's four outputs are as follows: (1) The Governor's Office of the Provinces and the Provincial Councils have improved accountability and the provision of basic services in a transparent manner. 2) Municipalities that have improved their ability to generate income can thus provide basic services with the participation and accountability of the inhabitants. 3) Civil society has been given increased capacity to carry out review of local governance and management 4) The Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG) has the capacity to develop policies with a view to improving the ability of local governance structures to provide basic services in a transparent manner. UNDP's main implementing partner is the Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG), which also becomes the recipient of capacity development in the project, through the joint actions planned. IDLG operates at national level and will, in particular, implement the project objectives aimed at the development of policies and such instruments for governance at provincial/ local level, it also provides follow-up and review. The total budget of the operation is approximately SEK 490 million (USD 54.67 million). With the proposed support from Sweden of SEK 48 million during the period 2016-2019, the operation will be financed to approximately 54% of the total budget. UNDP har ansökt om finansiering för projektet "Local Governance Project - Afghanistan (LoGo Afghanistan)" under perioden 2016-2020. Finansiering har erhållits från SDC (Schweiz) samt EU. Det övergripande målet är "Förbättrat legitimt, transparent, och inkluderande styre på alla nivåer vilket möjliggör gradvis förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter". Projektets fyra delmål (outputs) är följande: 1) Provinsernas Guvernörskansli samt Provinsråden har förbättrad kapacitet avseende ansvarsutkrävande och tillhandahållande av grundläggande tjänster på ett transparent sätt; 2) Kommuner, med förbättrad förmåga att generera intäkter, kan tillhandahålla grundläggande tjänster på ett sätt som omfattar invånarnas deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande; 3) Det civila samhället har förbättrad kapacitet att utöva översyn och ansvarsutkrävande av lokalt styre och förvaltning; 4) IDLG (Independent Directorate of Local Governance) har kapacitet att utveckla policy i syfte att förbättra de lokala styrningsstrukturernas förmåga att tillhandahålla grundläggande tjänster på ett transparent sätt. UNDPs främsta implementerande partner är Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG), som även blir mottagare av kapacitetsutveckling i projektet, genom de gemensamma åtgärder som planeras. IDLG verkar på nationell nivå och kommer framförallt att genomföra de projektmål som syftar till utveckling av policy och dylika instrument för styrning på provins-/ lokal nivå, men står även för uppföljning och granskning. Insatsens totala budget är på ca 490 miljoner SEK (54,67 miljoner USD). Med det föreslagna stödet från Sverige på 48 miljoner SEK under perioden 2016-2019 kommer insatsen att vara finansierad till ca 54% av den totala budgeten. The intended outcome of UNDPs project "Local Governance - Afghanistan", is improved legitimate, transparent and inclusive governance at all levels that enables progressive realization of human rights. The outcome will be achieved by working with national partners such as the Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG), Ministries of Economy and of Finance, as well as civil society and media. During 2018, the project updated its four outputs (previous version in parenthesis): 1) Capacity of Provincial Governance Office and Provincial Councils improved for inclusive, accountable and transparent service delivery (Sub-national state institutions (focus on provincial level) enhance their capacities in outreach, planning, monitoring and budgeting for accountable and transparent service delivery) 2) Municipalities with improve revenue generation are able to deliver services in a transparent, accountable and participatory manner (Municipalities deliver services in a more accountable and participatory manner) 3) Civil society and citizens have improved oversight capacity of local governance (Accountability of local governance enhanced through civil society oversight) 4) IDLG is able to develop and implement policies to improve local government accountability and service delivery (Central level government institutions develop and implement policy guidelines which improve local government accountability and service delivery)     Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general Please see the Conclusion of Performance 2019 dated 6 May (Dox 015095/20 as well as the Statement of Report for the NCE dated 26 June (Dox 021870/20).  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52050106-5205010601 Sweden UNDP has applied for funding of the project "Local Governance Project - Afghanistan (LoGo Afghanistan)", planned for 2016-2020. The project has sofar secured funding from SDC (Switzerland) and the EU. This funding, together with the proposed Sida-funding (appr. SEK 48m) would mean a 50 % financing at this stage, of the total, estimated budget over the 5-year project period. The project builds on a previous similar support, "Afghanistan Subnational Governance Programme (ASGP: 2006-2014)". Sida contributed to this intervention during 2014-2015 with SEK 116m. Local Governance has been identified by the Afghan government as one of the 12 so-called National Priority Programmes in Afghanistan. The overall objective is "Improved legitimate, transparent, and inclusive governance at all levels, enabling the gradual realisation of human rights". The project's four outputs are as follows: (1) The Governor's Office of the Provinces and the Provincial Councils have improved accountability and the provision of basic services in a transparent manner. 2) Municipalities that have improved their ability to generate income can thus provide basic services with the participation and accountability of the inhabitants. 3) Civil society has been given increased capacity to carry out review of local governance and management 4) The Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG) has the capacity to develop policies with a view to improving the ability of local governance structures to provide basic services in a transparent manner. UNDP's main implementing partner is the Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG), which also becomes the recipient of capacity development in the project, through the joint actions planned. IDLG operates at national level and will, in particular, implement the project objectives aimed at the development of policies and such instruments for governance at provincial/ local level, it also provides follow-up and review. The total budget of the operation is approximately SEK 490 million (USD 54.67 million). With the proposed support from Sweden of SEK 48 million during the period 2016-2019, the operation will be financed to approximately 54% of the total budget. UNDP har ansökt om finansiering för projektet "Local Governance Project - Afghanistan (LoGo Afghanistan)" under perioden 2016-2020. Finansiering har erhållits från SDC (Schweiz) samt EU. Det övergripande målet är "Förbättrat legitimt, transparent, och inkluderande styre på alla nivåer vilket möjliggör gradvis förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter". Projektets fyra delmål (outputs) är följande: 1) Provinsernas Guvernörskansli samt Provinsråden har förbättrad kapacitet avseende ansvarsutkrävande och tillhandahållande av grundläggande tjänster på ett transparent sätt; 2) Kommuner, med förbättrad förmåga att generera intäkter, kan tillhandahålla grundläggande tjänster på ett sätt som omfattar invånarnas deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande; 3) Det civila samhället har förbättrad kapacitet att utöva översyn och ansvarsutkrävande av lokalt styre och förvaltning; 4) IDLG (Independent Directorate of Local Governance) har kapacitet att utveckla policy i syfte att förbättra de lokala styrningsstrukturernas förmåga att tillhandahålla grundläggande tjänster på ett transparent sätt. UNDPs främsta implementerande partner är Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG), som även blir mottagare av kapacitetsutveckling i projektet, genom de gemensamma åtgärder som planeras. IDLG verkar på nationell nivå och kommer framförallt att genomföra de projektmål som syftar till utveckling av policy och dylika instrument för styrning på provins-/ lokal nivå, men står även för uppföljning och granskning. Insatsens totala budget är på ca 490 miljoner SEK (54,67 miljoner USD). Med det föreslagna stödet från Sverige på 48 miljoner SEK under perioden 2016-2019 kommer insatsen att vara finansierad till ca 54% av den totala budgeten. The intended outcome of UNDPs project "Local Governance - Afghanistan", is improved legitimate, transparent and inclusive governance at all levels that enables progressive realization of human rights. The outcome will be achieved by working with national partners such as the Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG), Ministries of Economy and of Finance, as well as civil society and media. During 2018, the project updated its four outputs (previous version in parenthesis): 1) Capacity of Provincial Governance Office and Provincial Councils improved for inclusive, accountable and transparent service delivery (Sub-national state institutions (focus on provincial level) enhance their capacities in outreach, planning, monitoring and budgeting for accountable and transparent service delivery) 2) Municipalities with improve revenue generation are able to deliver services in a transparent, accountable and participatory manner (Municipalities deliver services in a more accountable and participatory manner) 3) Civil society and citizens have improved oversight capacity of local governance (Accountability of local governance enhanced through civil society oversight) 4) IDLG is able to develop and implement policies to improve local government accountability and service delivery (Central level government institutions develop and implement policy guidelines which improve local government accountability and service delivery)     Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 16500000 16500000 15000000 0 0 0 -7500000 0 24000000 0 0 0 24000000 16500000 15000000 -24000000 0 48000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Strengthened capacity of public institutions to provide basic services Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner att tillhandahålla grundläggande tjänster Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52050106-5205010602 Sweden UNDP has applied for funding of the project "Local Governance Project - Afghanistan (LoGo Afghanistan)", planned for 2016-2020. The project has sofar secured funding from SDC (Switzerland) and the EU. This funding, together with the proposed Sida-funding (appr. SEK 48m) would mean a 50 % financing at this stage, of the total, estimated budget over the 5-year project period. The project builds on a previous similar support, "Afghanistan Subnational Governance Programme (ASGP: 2006-2014)". Sida contributed to this intervention during 2014-2015 with SEK 116m. Local Governance has been identified by the Afghan government as one of the 12 so-called National Priority Programmes in Afghanistan. The overall objective is "Improved legitimate, transparent, and inclusive governance at all levels, enabling the gradual realisation of human rights". The project's four outputs are as follows: (1) The Governor's Office of the Provinces and the Provincial Councils have improved accountability and the provision of basic services in a transparent manner. 2) Municipalities that have improved their ability to generate income can thus provide basic services with the participation and accountability of the inhabitants. 3) Civil society has been given increased capacity to carry out review of local governance and management 4) The Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG) has the capacity to develop policies with a view to improving the ability of local governance structures to provide basic services in a transparent manner. UNDP's main implementing partner is the Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG), which also becomes the recipient of capacity development in the project, through the joint actions planned. IDLG operates at national level and will, in particular, implement the project objectives aimed at the development of policies and such instruments for governance at provincial/ local level, it also provides follow-up and review. The total budget of the operation is approximately SEK 490 million (USD 54.67 million). With the proposed support from Sweden of SEK 48 million during the period 2016-2019, the operation will be financed to approximately 54% of the total budget. UNDP har ansökt om finansiering för projektet "Local Governance Project - Afghanistan (LoGo Afghanistan)" under perioden 2016-2020. Finansiering har erhållits från SDC (Schweiz) samt EU. Det övergripande målet är "Förbättrat legitimt, transparent, och inkluderande styre på alla nivåer vilket möjliggör gradvis förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter". Projektets fyra delmål (outputs) är följande: 1) Provinsernas Guvernörskansli samt Provinsråden har förbättrad kapacitet avseende ansvarsutkrävande och tillhandahållande av grundläggande tjänster på ett transparent sätt; 2) Kommuner, med förbättrad förmåga att generera intäkter, kan tillhandahålla grundläggande tjänster på ett sätt som omfattar invånarnas deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande; 3) Det civila samhället har förbättrad kapacitet att utöva översyn och ansvarsutkrävande av lokalt styre och förvaltning; 4) IDLG (Independent Directorate of Local Governance) har kapacitet att utveckla policy i syfte att förbättra de lokala styrningsstrukturernas förmåga att tillhandahålla grundläggande tjänster på ett transparent sätt. UNDPs främsta implementerande partner är Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG), som även blir mottagare av kapacitetsutveckling i projektet, genom de gemensamma åtgärder som planeras. IDLG verkar på nationell nivå och kommer framförallt att genomföra de projektmål som syftar till utveckling av policy och dylika instrument för styrning på provins-/ lokal nivå, men står även för uppföljning och granskning. Insatsens totala budget är på ca 490 miljoner SEK (54,67 miljoner USD). Med det föreslagna stödet från Sverige på 48 miljoner SEK under perioden 2016-2019 kommer insatsen att vara finansierad till ca 54% av den totala budgeten. The intended outcome of UNDPs project "Local Governance - Afghanistan", is improved legitimate, transparent and inclusive governance at all levels that enables progressive realization of human rights. The outcome will be achieved by working with national partners such as the Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG), Ministries of Economy and of Finance, as well as civil society and media. During 2018, the project updated its four outputs (previous version in parenthesis): 1) Capacity of Provincial Governance Office and Provincial Councils improved for inclusive, accountable and transparent service delivery (Sub-national state institutions (focus on provincial level) enhance their capacities in outreach, planning, monitoring and budgeting for accountable and transparent service delivery) 2) Municipalities with improve revenue generation are able to deliver services in a transparent, accountable and participatory manner (Municipalities deliver services in a more accountable and participatory manner) 3) Civil society and citizens have improved oversight capacity of local governance (Accountability of local governance enhanced through civil society oversight) 4) IDLG is able to develop and implement policies to improve local government accountability and service delivery (Central level government institutions develop and implement policy guidelines which improve local government accountability and service delivery)     Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 -588849 -588849.22 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Strengthened institutions that uphold and guarantee the respect for human rights, democracy and the principals of rule of law. Stärkta institutioner som upprätthåller och garanterar respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52050121 Sweden Mercy Corps Afghanistan has submitted an application to Sida for project support for the years 2017-2020 for a total of 75,000,000 SEK to strengthen vocational training in Afghanistan in selected provinces, which in turn is expected to lead to reduced unemployment. Sida is the sole financier of the initiative. The project, "Employable Skilled and Inclusive Workforce (ESIF"), includes two phases. The first phase will focus on selected so-called "Vocational training centers (VTCs)" in the provinces of Helmand, Kabul, Kandahar and Parwan. About twelve VTCs will be supported, of which eight public and four private VTCs. The target group is people in the age group 15-35 years and consists of internally displaced persons, returnees from eg. Pakistan and Iran, people with disabilities and people from their respective host communities. At the individual level, the theory of change predicts that as people will be provided with practical professional skills related to market and that they will carry this knowledge with them through their professional life. In turn, these skills shall improve their ability to gain paid employment or work as own entrepreneurs. Paid work provides income for living and contributes to an increased quality of life. For women, income generation has the potential to contribute to a more equal position at the household level, which in turn contributes to a stronger position at the social level. The second phase will have a similar structure and target group as the first phase. Targeting and geography will be determined in parallel with the implementation of the first phase. The number of people who will participate in the programs in the program as a whole is estimated at approximately 10,000. Mercy Corps Afghanistan will make use of a market-oriented approach, which means matching courses on labor market needs, helping course participants access employment after the courses, and supporting VTC's development of sustainable business models. Mercy Corps will work in close cooperation with Afghanistan's Labor Market Department and with the Private Sector. The initiative is also expected to lead to that new and existing VTCs not covered by the operation, to replicate the model. Forwarding of funds to third parties will occur. Mercy Corps Afghanistan har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om projektstöd för åren 2017-2020 om totalt 75 000 000 SEK för att stärka yrkesutbildning i Afghanistan i utvalda provinser, vilket i sin tur förväntas leda till minskad arbetslöshet. Sida är ensam finansiär av initiativet. Projektet, ”Employable Skilled and Inclusive Workforce (ESIF”), innefattar två faser. Den första fasen kommer att fokusera på utvalda s.k. ”vocational training centres (VTC’s)” i provinserna Helmand, Kabul, Kandahar och Parwan. Ca tolv VTC’s kommer att stöttas, varav åtta offentliga och fyra privata VTC’s. Målgruppen är människor i åldersgruppen 15-35 år och består av internflyktingar, återvändare från t.ex. Pakistan och Iran, människor med funktionshinder och personer från respektive värdsamhällen. Förändringsteorin på individnivå innebär att människor kommer att förses med praktiska yrkeskunskaper relaterade till marknadens behov; kunskaper som individerna kommer att bära med sig genom yrkeslivet. I sin tur förbättrar dessa kunskaper deras möjligheter att få avlönade förvärvsarbeten alternativt arbete som egna företagare. Ett avlönat arbete ger inkomster för försörjning och bidrar till en ökad livskvalitet. För kvinnor har inkomstgenerering potential att bidra till en mer jämställd position på hushållsnivå vilket i sin tur bidrar till en starkare ställning på samhällsnivå. Den andra fasen kommer att ha ett liknande upplägg och målgrupp som den första fasen. Inriktning och geografi kommer att fastställas parallellt med att implementering av den första fasen påbörjas. Antalet personer som kommer att ta del av utbildningarna i programmet som helhet uppskattas till ca 10 000. Mercy Corps Afghanistan kommer att använda sig av ett marknadsorienterat förhållningssätt vilket innebär att matcha kursutbud mot behov på arbetsmarknaden, hjälpa kursdeltagare med att få jobb efter kurserna och att stötta VTC’s med att utveckla hållbara affärsmodeller. Mercy Corps kommer att arbeta i nära samarbete med Afghanistans arbetsmarknadsdepartement och med den privata sektorn. Insatsen förväntas även leda till att nya och existerande VTCs som ej omfattas av insatsen kommer att replikera modellen. Vidareförmedling av medel till tredjepart kommer att förekomma. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Vocational training Secondary Education SE-0-SE-6-52050121-5205012101 Sweden Mercy Corps Afghanistan has submitted an application to Sida for project support for the years 2017-2020 for a total of 75,000,000 SEK to strengthen vocational training in Afghanistan in selected provinces, which in turn is expected to lead to reduced unemployment. Sida is the sole financier of the initiative. The project, "Employable Skilled and Inclusive Workforce (ESIF"), includes two phases. The first phase will focus on selected so-called "Vocational training centers (VTCs)" in the provinces of Helmand, Kabul, Kandahar and Parwan. About twelve VTCs will be supported, of which eight public and four private VTCs. The target group is people in the age group 15-35 years and consists of internally displaced persons, returnees from eg. Pakistan and Iran, people with disabilities and people from their respective host communities. At the individual level, the theory of change predicts that as people will be provided with practical professional skills related to market and that they will carry this knowledge with them through their professional life. In turn, these skills shall improve their ability to gain paid employment or work as own entrepreneurs. Paid work provides income for living and contributes to an increased quality of life. For women, income generation has the potential to contribute to a more equal position at the household level, which in turn contributes to a stronger position at the social level. The second phase will have a similar structure and target group as the first phase. Targeting and geography will be determined in parallel with the implementation of the first phase. The number of people who will participate in the programs in the program as a whole is estimated at approximately 10,000. Mercy Corps Afghanistan will make use of a market-oriented approach, which means matching courses on labor market needs, helping course participants access employment after the courses, and supporting VTC's development of sustainable business models. Mercy Corps will work in close cooperation with Afghanistan's Labor Market Department and with the Private Sector. The initiative is also expected to lead to that new and existing VTCs not covered by the operation, to replicate the model. Forwarding of funds to third parties will occur. Mercy Corps Afghanistan har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om projektstöd för åren 2017-2020 om totalt 75 000 000 SEK för att stärka yrkesutbildning i Afghanistan i utvalda provinser, vilket i sin tur förväntas leda till minskad arbetslöshet. Sida är ensam finansiär av initiativet. Projektet, ”Employable Skilled and Inclusive Workforce (ESIF”), innefattar två faser. Den första fasen kommer att fokusera på utvalda s.k. ”vocational training centres (VTC’s)” i provinserna Helmand, Kabul, Kandahar och Parwan. Ca tolv VTC’s kommer att stöttas, varav åtta offentliga och fyra privata VTC’s. Målgruppen är människor i åldersgruppen 15-35 år och består av internflyktingar, återvändare från t.ex. Pakistan och Iran, människor med funktionshinder och personer från respektive värdsamhällen. Förändringsteorin på individnivå innebär att människor kommer att förses med praktiska yrkeskunskaper relaterade till marknadens behov; kunskaper som individerna kommer att bära med sig genom yrkeslivet. I sin tur förbättrar dessa kunskaper deras möjligheter att få avlönade förvärvsarbeten alternativt arbete som egna företagare. Ett avlönat arbete ger inkomster för försörjning och bidrar till en ökad livskvalitet. För kvinnor har inkomstgenerering potential att bidra till en mer jämställd position på hushållsnivå vilket i sin tur bidrar till en starkare ställning på samhällsnivå. Den andra fasen kommer att ha ett liknande upplägg och målgrupp som den första fasen. Inriktning och geografi kommer att fastställas parallellt med att implementering av den första fasen påbörjas. Antalet personer som kommer att ta del av utbildningarna i programmet som helhet uppskattas till ca 10 000. Mercy Corps Afghanistan kommer att använda sig av ett marknadsorienterat förhållningssätt vilket innebär att matcha kursutbud mot behov på arbetsmarknaden, hjälpa kursdeltagare med att få jobb efter kurserna och att stötta VTC’s med att utveckla hållbara affärsmodeller. Mercy Corps kommer att arbeta i nära samarbete med Afghanistans arbetsmarknadsdepartement och med den privata sektorn. Insatsen förväntas även leda till att nya och existerande VTCs som ej omfattas av insatsen kommer att replikera modellen. Vidareförmedling av medel till tredjepart kommer att förekomma. Sweden Prosper Global Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Prosper Global 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 35000000 14000000 20000000 6000000 0 0 -20000000 0 25000000 20000000 35000000 0 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 -25000000 -11000000 0 0 0 6000000 0 75000000 Prosper Global 35000000 Prosper Global 14000000 Prosper Global 20000000 Prosper Global 6000000 Prosper Global Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Increased number of women and men have knowledge and skills that increase their opportunities for productive and sustainable employment Ökat antal kvinnor och män har kunskaper och färdigheter som ökar möjligheterna till produktiv och hållbar sysselsättning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-52050121-5205012102 Sweden Mercy Corps Afghanistan has submitted an application to Sida for project support for the years 2017-2020 for a total of 75,000,000 SEK to strengthen vocational training in Afghanistan in selected provinces, which in turn is expected to lead to reduced unemployment. Sida is the sole financier of the initiative. The project, "Employable Skilled and Inclusive Workforce (ESIF"), includes two phases. The first phase will focus on selected so-called "Vocational training centers (VTCs)" in the provinces of Helmand, Kabul, Kandahar and Parwan. About twelve VTCs will be supported, of which eight public and four private VTCs. The target group is people in the age group 15-35 years and consists of internally displaced persons, returnees from eg. Pakistan and Iran, people with disabilities and people from their respective host communities. At the individual level, the theory of change predicts that as people will be provided with practical professional skills related to market and that they will carry this knowledge with them through their professional life. In turn, these skills shall improve their ability to gain paid employment or work as own entrepreneurs. Paid work provides income for living and contributes to an increased quality of life. For women, income generation has the potential to contribute to a more equal position at the household level, which in turn contributes to a stronger position at the social level. The second phase will have a similar structure and target group as the first phase. Targeting and geography will be determined in parallel with the implementation of the first phase. The number of people who will participate in the programs in the program as a whole is estimated at approximately 10,000. Mercy Corps Afghanistan will make use of a market-oriented approach, which means matching courses on labor market needs, helping course participants access employment after the courses, and supporting VTC's development of sustainable business models. Mercy Corps will work in close cooperation with Afghanistan's Labor Market Department and with the Private Sector. The initiative is also expected to lead to that new and existing VTCs not covered by the operation, to replicate the model. Forwarding of funds to third parties will occur. Mercy Corps Afghanistan har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om projektstöd för åren 2017-2020 om totalt 75 000 000 SEK för att stärka yrkesutbildning i Afghanistan i utvalda provinser, vilket i sin tur förväntas leda till minskad arbetslöshet. Sida är ensam finansiär av initiativet. Projektet, ”Employable Skilled and Inclusive Workforce (ESIF”), innefattar två faser. Den första fasen kommer att fokusera på utvalda s.k. ”vocational training centres (VTC’s)” i provinserna Helmand, Kabul, Kandahar och Parwan. Ca tolv VTC’s kommer att stöttas, varav åtta offentliga och fyra privata VTC’s. Målgruppen är människor i åldersgruppen 15-35 år och består av internflyktingar, återvändare från t.ex. Pakistan och Iran, människor med funktionshinder och personer från respektive värdsamhällen. Förändringsteorin på individnivå innebär att människor kommer att förses med praktiska yrkeskunskaper relaterade till marknadens behov; kunskaper som individerna kommer att bära med sig genom yrkeslivet. I sin tur förbättrar dessa kunskaper deras möjligheter att få avlönade förvärvsarbeten alternativt arbete som egna företagare. Ett avlönat arbete ger inkomster för försörjning och bidrar till en ökad livskvalitet. För kvinnor har inkomstgenerering potential att bidra till en mer jämställd position på hushållsnivå vilket i sin tur bidrar till en starkare ställning på samhällsnivå. Den andra fasen kommer att ha ett liknande upplägg och målgrupp som den första fasen. Inriktning och geografi kommer att fastställas parallellt med att implementering av den första fasen påbörjas. Antalet personer som kommer att ta del av utbildningarna i programmet som helhet uppskattas till ca 10 000. Mercy Corps Afghanistan kommer att använda sig av ett marknadsorienterat förhållningssätt vilket innebär att matcha kursutbud mot behov på arbetsmarknaden, hjälpa kursdeltagare med att få jobb efter kurserna och att stötta VTC’s med att utveckla hållbara affärsmodeller. Mercy Corps kommer att arbeta i nära samarbete med Afghanistans arbetsmarknadsdepartement och med den privata sektorn. Insatsen förväntas även leda till att nya och existerande VTCs som ej omfattas av insatsen kommer att replikera modellen. Vidareförmedling av medel till tredjepart kommer att förekomma. Sweden Prosper Global Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Prosper Global 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 -5340589 -5340589.3099999996 Prosper Global Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Improved sustainable livelihood opportunities for people living in poverty, especially women and vulnerable groups. Förbättrade hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för människor som lever i fattigdom, särskilt för kvinnor och utsatta grupper. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-52060033 Sweden The project aims to contribute to peace building with social participation of specific population groups such as indigenous peoples, Afro-Colombian and peasant communities, women, LGBTI, human rights defenders and victims as part of the consolidation of democracy and the Social State of Law. Projektet syftar till att bidra till fred byggnad med social delaktighet specifika befolkningsgrupper som ursprungsbefolkningar, afro-colombianska och landsbygdsbefolkning, kvinnor, HBTI, människorättsförsvarare och offer som en del av en konsolidering av demokratin och den sociala rättsstat. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Human rights Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: During the last year of implementation, Diakonia cooperated with 13 partners, including women, indigenous and Afro-descendant communities, peasants, youth, LGBTI people, and human rights defenders. Most of the actions were concentrated in the departments of Chocó, Cauca, the Magdalena Medio region and the national level. Peace education campaigns were carried out to make known to the citizens the content of the peace accords. It was possible to consolidate innovative processes of peacebuilding from the grassroots, which are now a reference for the country and for the regions in the phase of transition towards peace. These experiences were built in scenarios of high conflict. It was also possible to place at the local and national level an approach of collective and ethnic rights, in the understanding of territorial peace. With regard to the leadership and empowerment of women for the exercise and enforceability of their rights, the contributions of women's organizations towards the construction and negotiation of peace were promoted. In figures: Seven territorial peace agendas were consolidated; the social mobilization of more than 10,000 women was achieved and four peace agendas were created by them; 50 spaces of political dialogue between the State and civil society were achieved; a proposal was reached for monitoring and monitoring from civil society to the implementation of peace agreements; 5 alternative development pilot projects were completed; legislative and public policy advances were achieved on human rights, protection, legitimacy and guarantees for human rights defenders; immediate protection was provided to 479 cases of human rights defenders and social leaders in situations of threat and risk; four observatories of human rights were organized; 6 legal processes in international bodies for the effective protection of collective rights; psycho-legal support to 300 women victims of the conflict. Diakonia Program has fulfilled the expected results for the third year of implementation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52060033-5206003301 Sweden The project aims to contribute to peace building with social participation of specific population groups such as indigenous peoples, Afro-Colombian and peasant communities, women, LGBTI, human rights defenders and victims as part of the consolidation of democracy and the Social State of Law. Projektet syftar till att bidra till fred byggnad med social delaktighet specifika befolkningsgrupper som ursprungsbefolkningar, afro-colombianska och landsbygdsbefolkning, kvinnor, HBTI, människorättsförsvarare och offer som en del av en konsolidering av demokratin och den sociala rättsstat. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 7000000 9000000 9000000 9000000 8000000 7000000 9000000 0 9000000 -8000000 9000000 8000000 8000000 42000000 Donor Country NGO 7000000 Donor Country NGO 4000000 Donor Country NGO 5000000 Donor Country NGO 9000000 Donor Country NGO 9000000 Donor Country NGO 8000000 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-52060033-5206003302 Sweden The project aims to contribute to peace building with social participation of specific population groups such as indigenous peoples, Afro-Colombian and peasant communities, women, LGBTI, human rights defenders and victims as part of the consolidation of democracy and the Social State of Law. Projektet syftar till att bidra till fred byggnad med social delaktighet specifika befolkningsgrupper som ursprungsbefolkningar, afro-colombianska och landsbygdsbefolkning, kvinnor, HBTI, människorättsförsvarare och offer som en del av en konsolidering av demokratin och den sociala rättsstat. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -11664 -11664 -11664 Diakonia -11664 Diakonia Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Greater influence and meaningful participation for women in the peace process and the implementation of the peace agreement in accordance with the UN Security Council's resolutions on women, peace and security Ökat inflytande och meningsfullt deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocessen och fredsavtalens genomförande i enlighet med FN:s säkerhetsresolutioner om kvinnor, fred och säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater access to transitional justice and respect for human rights. Ökad tillgång till övergångsrättvisa och respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for a social dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar för en social dialog Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-52060035 Sweden The program aims to promote and strengthen the work of human rights defenders in a protected environment and to strengthen two local organizations in the province of Chocó representing indigenous and afrocolombian organizations in their capacity to demand and protect their rights and decrease their vulnerability. Programmet syftar till att främja och stärka MR-försvarares rättigheter i en skyddad miljö samt att stärka två lokala organisationer i provinsen Chocó vilka representerar indianska samt afrocolombianska organisationer i deras kapacitet att kräva och skydda sina rättigheter samt att minska deras sårbarhet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security Projektet syftar till att ge direkt stöd till 7 stycken utsatta människorättsorganisationer och 580 människorättsaktivister. I och med projektförlängning till mars 2017 ökade antalet organisationer som fått skydd till 29 och enskilda människorättsförsvarare till 900. Projektet grundas på metoden internationell medföljning som går ut på att skydda personer och organisationer som utreder kränkningar av mänskliga rättigheter eller på andra sätt arbetar för fred och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. De s.k. fredsobservatörerna anställda av Kristna Freds närvarar t ex på möten och vid demonstrationer. Fredsobservatörernas närvaro minskar hot och övergrepp eftersom de visar att omvärlden ser vad som händer - dvs den politiska kostnaden för övergrepp ökar. 19 organisationer och 764 personer har fått stärkt kapacitet i "auto proteccion", dvs Kristna Freds metod som stärker organisationers och individers egna kapacitet i att skydda sig själv, bl.a. genom stärkt riskanalys och nätverk. Av de totalt 1764 personer som räknas som en direkt målgrupp är 44% kvinnor, och totalt 25% från ursprungsbefolkningen.   Kristna Freds påverkansarbete har gett resultat och människorättsförsvarare vittnar om ökat samarbete med och skydd från den nationella myndigheten ansvarig för skydd (UNP). Vidare har Kristna Freds internationella medföljning även gynnat statliga myndigheter, som Myndigheten ansvarig för återbördande av Mark och MR-ombudsmannen.     Ambassadens fältresor tillsammans med Kristna Fred, samt samtal med människorättsaktivister bekräftar behovet av Kristna Freds arbete, inklusive internationell medföljning och stärkt kapacitet för egen säkerhetsanalys. De ökade mordnivåerna på colombianska människorättsaktivister och sociala ledare stärker ytterligare projektets relevans.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52060035-5206003501 Sweden The program aims to promote and strengthen the work of human rights defenders in a protected environment and to strengthen two local organizations in the province of Chocó representing indigenous and afrocolombian organizations in their capacity to demand and protect their rights and decrease their vulnerability. Programmet syftar till att främja och stärka MR-försvarares rättigheter i en skyddad miljö samt att stärka två lokala organisationer i provinsen Chocó vilka representerar indianska samt afrocolombianska organisationer i deras kapacitet att kräva och skydda sina rättigheter samt att minska deras sårbarhet. Sweden SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 4000000 6003645 4892766 5076234 4915000 4000000 5076234 6003645 4892766 4915000 24887645 SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation 4000000 SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation 2000000 SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation 4003645 SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation 1630000 SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation 3262766 SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation 1700000 SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation 3376234 SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation 4915000 SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation SE-0-SE-6-52060035-5206003502 Sweden The program aims to promote and strengthen the work of human rights defenders in a protected environment and to strengthen two local organizations in the province of Chocó representing indigenous and afrocolombian organizations in their capacity to demand and protect their rights and decrease their vulnerability. Programmet syftar till att främja och stärka MR-försvarares rättigheter i en skyddad miljö samt att stärka två lokala organisationer i provinsen Chocó vilka representerar indianska samt afrocolombianska organisationer i deras kapacitet att kräva och skydda sina rättigheter samt att minska deras sårbarhet. Sweden SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 109776 109776 0 109776 SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation 109776 SWEFOR/The Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliation Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Greater access to transitional justice and respect for human rights. Ökad tillgång till övergångsrättvisa och respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52060079 Sweden International Training Program ITP course in Spanish for Colombia om "Women, Peace and Security", UN Security Council REsolution 1325 to increase the capacity of participants on the methodology and tools for the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325. Svenska ambassaden kommer att använda det avtal som finns mellan Sida och Indevelop för att genomföra ett nationellt träningsprogram för UNSCR 1325 i Colombia. Ett tillägg till kontraktet (call-off) kommer att göras av ambassaden. Programmet syftar till att bidra till ökad hänsyn för kvinnors och flickors rättigheter och deltagande i fredsbyggande processer i Colombia. 25 deltagare från civilsamhällesorganisationer och offentliga myngdiheter kommer att dra nytta av programmet. Ett regionalt fokus kommer att beaktas för att ha en bredare deltagargrupp. Deltagarnas kunskap om metoder och verktyg för att tillämpa UNSCR 1325 i den colombianska kontexten förväntas öka liksom främjandet av resolutionen i respektive deltagande organisation och ökad kontakt mellan relevanta intressenter från statliga organ och civilsamhällesorganisationer samt en ökad förståelse för varandras roll och ansvar för att UNSCR 1325 ska tillämpas i den pågående fredsbyggandeprocessen i Colombia. The overall objective of the national training program for Colombia is to contribute to an increased consideration of women's and girls' rights and participation in the peace-building processes in Colombia. The specific objective is that the organizations use actively the knowledge and tools acquired, and that an increased dialogue and enhanced network between civil society organizations and state agencies - on a regional and national level - contribute to the implementation of UNSCR 1325. The individual results of the training aim for the participants to have: - Increased knowledge on methods and tools to implement UNSCR 1325 in the Colombian context. - Contribute to promote UNSCR 1325 within their respective organization - Increased contact and interaction with key stakeholders from the state agencies and civil society organizations. - Increased understanding for the respective roles and responsibilities for the implementation of UNSCR 1325 in Colombian peace-building processes. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security A total of 28 persons: 24 women and 4 men, participated in the program representing governmental institutions, women's organisations, academia, religious, military and police. The final evaluation made by Indevelop with the reflections and inputs from the participants, show that the training program contributed to an increased knowledge and capacity to apply the tools on the UNSCR 1325 and to increase gender awareness which can contribute to organisational changes. Due to the period of the project: 18 months, it is difficult to evaluate impact at organisational levels. Nevertheless, most of the participants mention that their change projects had led to some organizational or institutional changes. The training program contributed to create new contacts among participants, as well as to strengthen and expanding the existing ones. Some cooperation between participants from civil society organizations and governmental institutions was established as well as a lot of information sharing. Some joint programs among them were also established, such as capacity building trainings, advisory cooperation, etc. This is considered by the Embassy as a very relevant result of the project which contributes to build bridges among civil society organizations and government, to lower the polarization among them and to establish relationships and common projects with a common goal. The program also contributed to an increased understanding among participants about the importance of joining forces in the implementation of the UNSCR 1325. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52060079-5206007901 Sweden International Training Program ITP course in Spanish for Colombia om "Women, Peace and Security", UN Security Council REsolution 1325 to increase the capacity of participants on the methodology and tools for the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325. Svenska ambassaden kommer att använda det avtal som finns mellan Sida och Indevelop för att genomföra ett nationellt träningsprogram för UNSCR 1325 i Colombia. Ett tillägg till kontraktet (call-off) kommer att göras av ambassaden. Programmet syftar till att bidra till ökad hänsyn för kvinnors och flickors rättigheter och deltagande i fredsbyggande processer i Colombia. 25 deltagare från civilsamhällesorganisationer och offentliga myngdiheter kommer att dra nytta av programmet. Ett regionalt fokus kommer att beaktas för att ha en bredare deltagargrupp. Deltagarnas kunskap om metoder och verktyg för att tillämpa UNSCR 1325 i den colombianska kontexten förväntas öka liksom främjandet av resolutionen i respektive deltagande organisation och ökad kontakt mellan relevanta intressenter från statliga organ och civilsamhällesorganisationer samt en ökad förståelse för varandras roll och ansvar för att UNSCR 1325 ska tillämpas i den pågående fredsbyggandeprocessen i Colombia. The overall objective of the national training program for Colombia is to contribute to an increased consideration of women's and girls' rights and participation in the peace-building processes in Colombia. The specific objective is that the organizations use actively the knowledge and tools acquired, and that an increased dialogue and enhanced network between civil society organizations and state agencies - on a regional and national level - contribute to the implementation of UNSCR 1325. The individual results of the training aim for the participants to have: - Increased knowledge on methods and tools to implement UNSCR 1325 in the Colombian context. - Contribute to promote UNSCR 1325 within their respective organization - Increased contact and interaction with key stakeholders from the state agencies and civil society organizations. - Increased understanding for the respective roles and responsibilities for the implementation of UNSCR 1325 in Colombian peace-building processes. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Indevelop Sweden AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3246802 0 0 3246802 1515960 0 -1515960 3246802 Indevelop Sweden AB 3246802 Indevelop Sweden AB SE-0-SE-6-52060079-5206007903 Sweden International Training Program ITP course in Spanish for Colombia om "Women, Peace and Security", UN Security Council REsolution 1325 to increase the capacity of participants on the methodology and tools for the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325. Svenska ambassaden kommer att använda det avtal som finns mellan Sida och Indevelop för att genomföra ett nationellt träningsprogram för UNSCR 1325 i Colombia. Ett tillägg till kontraktet (call-off) kommer att göras av ambassaden. Programmet syftar till att bidra till ökad hänsyn för kvinnors och flickors rättigheter och deltagande i fredsbyggande processer i Colombia. 25 deltagare från civilsamhällesorganisationer och offentliga myngdiheter kommer att dra nytta av programmet. Ett regionalt fokus kommer att beaktas för att ha en bredare deltagargrupp. Deltagarnas kunskap om metoder och verktyg för att tillämpa UNSCR 1325 i den colombianska kontexten förväntas öka liksom främjandet av resolutionen i respektive deltagande organisation och ökad kontakt mellan relevanta intressenter från statliga organ och civilsamhällesorganisationer samt en ökad förståelse för varandras roll och ansvar för att UNSCR 1325 ska tillämpas i den pågående fredsbyggandeprocessen i Colombia. The overall objective of the national training program for Colombia is to contribute to an increased consideration of women's and girls' rights and participation in the peace-building processes in Colombia. The specific objective is that the organizations use actively the knowledge and tools acquired, and that an increased dialogue and enhanced network between civil society organizations and state agencies - on a regional and national level - contribute to the implementation of UNSCR 1325. The individual results of the training aim for the participants to have: - Increased knowledge on methods and tools to implement UNSCR 1325 in the Colombian context. - Contribute to promote UNSCR 1325 within their respective organization - Increased contact and interaction with key stakeholders from the state agencies and civil society organizations. - Increased understanding for the respective roles and responsibilities for the implementation of UNSCR 1325 in Colombian peace-building processes. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Indevelop Sweden AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 994799 962771 0 0 -0.0000000001 32028.0000000001 0 994799 Indevelop Sweden AB 962771 Indevelop Sweden AB 0 Indevelop Sweden AB 32028 Indevelop Sweden AB Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Greater influence and meaningful participation for women in the peace process and the implementation of the peace agreement in accordance with the UN Security Council's resolutions on women, peace and security Ökat inflytande och meningsfullt deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocessen och fredsavtalens genomförande i enlighet med FN:s säkerhetsresolutioner om kvinnor, fred och säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent and deal with the incidence of gender-related violence, with a focus on women and girls. Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och hantera förekomst av könsrelaterat våld med fokus på kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52080029 Sweden This contribution aims to strengthen the Human Rights Ombudsman, and is focused on its strategic plan in order to fulfil its mandate. Insatsen avser att stärka PDH och fokuserar på dess strategiska plan för att fullfölja institutionens mandat. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Human rights Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: During 2016 the Guatemalan Ombudsman Office conducted an important effort for improving the implementation of the program. The strengthened capacities of Regional Offices and Headquarters was crucial in order to increase the number of denounces effectively attended, and the quality of the interventions. Especially relevant was the participation of the Ombudsman as part of the Technical Secretariat for drafting the proposal for the Constitutional Reform on Justice Sector. The Swedish contribution helped to improve the protection of Human Rights in Guatemala, via the consolidation of the advances made in the strengthening of the Guatemalan Ombudsman Office. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52080029-5208002901 Sweden This contribution aims to strengthen the Human Rights Ombudsman, and is focused on its strategic plan in order to fulfil its mandate. Insatsen avser att stärka PDH och fokuserar på dess strategiska plan för att fullfölja institutionens mandat. Sweden ODHAG/Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 4000000 10000000 0 0 4000000 10000000 0 0 14000000 Dev. country based NGOs 4000000 Dev. country based NGOs 4000000 Dev. country based NGOs 6000000 Dev. country based NGOs SE-0-SE-6-52080029-5208002902 Sweden This contribution aims to strengthen the Human Rights Ombudsman, and is focused on its strategic plan in order to fulfil its mandate. Insatsen avser att stärka PDH och fokuserar på dess strategiska plan för att fullfölja institutionens mandat. Sweden ODHAG/Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ODHAG/Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -38375 0 -38375.02 ODHAG/Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened respect for human rights, with focus on the situation of indigenous populations, women and children Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på urfolks samt kvinnors och barns situation Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for and access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) Ökad respekt för och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52090029 Sweden Support the UN and Liberian Government Joint Programme on Prevention and Response to Sexual Gender Based Violence (JP-SGBV). The JP-SGBV entails support that address attitude and behavioural changes, legal and instutional development and strengthening of the Ministry of Gender and Development. Stödja FN: s och Liberias regeringens gemensamma program för förebyggande och respons mot sexuellt könsbaserat våld (JP-SGBV). JP-SGBV innebär stöd för adressinriktning och beteendeförändringar, juridisk och instruktiv utveckling och förstärkning av ministeriet för kön och utveckling. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Liberia Ending violence against women and girls Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-52090029-5209002901 Sweden Support the UN and Liberian Government Joint Programme on Prevention and Response to Sexual Gender Based Violence (JP-SGBV). The JP-SGBV entails support that address attitude and behavioural changes, legal and instutional development and strengthening of the Ministry of Gender and Development. Stödja FN: s och Liberias regeringens gemensamma program för förebyggande och respons mot sexuellt könsbaserat våld (JP-SGBV). JP-SGBV innebär stöd för adressinriktning och beteendeförändringar, juridisk och instruktiv utveckling och förstärkning av ministeriet för kön och utveckling. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 15000000 8000000 15000000 0 15000000 0 15000000 8000000 15000000 53000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 15000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 15000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 8000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 15000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Liberia 2016-2020 Liberia 2016-2020 Strengthened rule of law Ökad rättssäkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased capacity of civil society to promote accountability and respect for human rights Ökad kapacitet hos de civila samhället att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad respekt för och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened capacity to prevent and manage the consequences of sexual and gender-based violence Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och hantera konsekvenserna av sexuellt och könsbaserat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52090029-5209002902 Sweden Support the UN and Liberian Government Joint Programme on Prevention and Response to Sexual Gender Based Violence (JP-SGBV). The JP-SGBV entails support that address attitude and behavioural changes, legal and instutional development and strengthening of the Ministry of Gender and Development. Stödja FN: s och Liberias regeringens gemensamma program för förebyggande och respons mot sexuellt könsbaserat våld (JP-SGBV). JP-SGBV innebär stöd för adressinriktning och beteendeförändringar, juridisk och instruktiv utveckling och förstärkning av ministeriet för kön och utveckling. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -256527 -256527 0 -256527 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund -256527.02 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Liberia 2021-2025 Liberia 2021-2025 Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence, and access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52100027 Sweden Sida supports children, youth and vulnerable groups have increased and more equitable access to quality education and health services through the United Nations Transitional Plan (UNTP) Sida stödjer FN:s Transitional Plan (UNTP) gällande barn, ungdom och andra utsatta grupper för en mer rättvis tillgång till utbildning och sjukvård. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Somalia Basic health care Basic Health SE-0-SE-6-52100027-5210002701 Sweden Sida supports children, youth and vulnerable groups have increased and more equitable access to quality education and health services through the United Nations Transitional Plan (UNTP) Sida stödjer FN:s Transitional Plan (UNTP) gällande barn, ungdom och andra utsatta grupper för en mer rättvis tillgång till utbildning och sjukvård. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 18500000 11500000 30000000 30000000 18500000 11500000 60000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 18500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 5500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 6000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund -1170638.0800000001 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-52100027-5210002702 Sweden Sida supports children, youth and vulnerable groups have increased and more equitable access to quality education and health services through the United Nations Transitional Plan (UNTP) Sida stödjer FN:s Transitional Plan (UNTP) gällande barn, ungdom och andra utsatta grupper för en mer rättvis tillgång till utbildning och sjukvård. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 10000000 10000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-52110010 Sweden The overall goal is to increase women's participation in public and political life through support to diverse women's organising, securing their equal contribution to civil society role in democratic state- and peace building. The support is directed to 10 women organisation in West Bank and Gaza. Capacity development to and networking between these organisations are also part of the programme Insatsens övergripande mål är att öka kvinnors deltagande i det offentliga och politiska livet. Stödet kanaliseras till 10 enskilda organisationer som arbetar med kvinnors rättigheter på Västbanken och i Gaza. Kapacitetsutveckling till och nätverkande mellan dessa organisationer är en del av programmet.. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-52110010-5211001001 Sweden The overall goal is to increase women's participation in public and political life through support to diverse women's organising, securing their equal contribution to civil society role in democratic state- and peace building. The support is directed to 10 women organisation in West Bank and Gaza. Capacity development to and networking between these organisations are also part of the programme Insatsens övergripande mål är att öka kvinnors deltagande i det offentliga och politiska livet. Stödet kanaliseras till 10 enskilda organisationer som arbetar med kvinnors rättigheter på Västbanken och i Gaza. Kapacitetsutveckling till och nätverkande mellan dessa organisationer är en del av programmet.. Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 7000000 9000000 9000000 7000000 9000000 8400000 -1416 -6488 25000000 International NGO 4200000 International NGO 2800000 International NGO 5400000 International NGO 3600000 International NGO 5040000 International NGO 3360000 International NGO -1416 International NGO -6488 International NGO Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 Increased political influence and strengthened enjoyment of human rights for women and children Ökat politiskt inflytande och stärkt åtnjutande av mänskliga rättigheter för kvinnor och barn Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52110010-5211001002 Sweden The overall goal is to increase women's participation in public and political life through support to diverse women's organising, securing their equal contribution to civil society role in democratic state- and peace building. The support is directed to 10 women organisation in West Bank and Gaza. Capacity development to and networking between these organisations are also part of the programme Insatsens övergripande mål är att öka kvinnors deltagande i det offentliga och politiska livet. Stödet kanaliseras till 10 enskilda organisationer som arbetar med kvinnors rättigheter på Västbanken och i Gaza. Kapacitetsutveckling till och nätverkande mellan dessa organisationer är en del av programmet.. Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 321454 321454.18 Other Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-52110079 Sweden PPAN is the first Palestinian Performing Arts Network to be established in Palestine as an outcome of Sida's previous support to Abdel Mohsin Qattan Foundation during 2012-2015. The aim of this intervention is to strengthen performing arts capacities, further engage Young women, Children and youth in less privileged communities in performing arts and to bolster functionality, recognition and sustainability of an Active performing arts network.The results framework presented adequate indicators and targets and used the previous program baseline aiming to further develop it and improve it during the first year of the program while developing the monitoring system. The intervention total budget is 48 MSEK and Sida's share is 40 MSEK. The Network plans to diversity its fund base and decrease the support on Swedish through implementing the resource mobilisation strategy. The program budget designated 62% to the program activities, 22% for organisational development and 5.8% for admin cost. A resource mobilisation strategy is already in place and activated . Some donors are already approached during this year to support the Network . Palestinian Performing Arts Network, PPAN, har ansökt om ett stöd uppgående till 40,4 MSEK för att genomföra ett program kallat "Performing Art is a Right and an Entitlement", ungefär "Scenkonst är en rättighet" under perioden 2016-2019. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till utvecklingen av ett demokratiskt och pluralistiskt samhälle som respekterar mänskliga rättigheter och förstärker den palestinska identiteten, såsom den uppfattas av nätverkets medlemmar. Insatsen avser öka flickors och pojkars engagemang i scenkonstaktiviteter, särskilt de som lever i marginaliserade och mindre priviligerade områden som tex flyktinglägren i Gaza. PPANs medlemsorganisationer har en lång erfarenhet av att arbeta för jämställdhet mellan könen och demokratiska värden i utsatta områden genom musik, dans, cirkus, teater mm. Insatsen genomförs av nätverket PPAN och nätverkets medlemmar (11 st) i nära samarbete. Medlemsorganisationerna planerar olika aktiviteter som finansieras via PPAN, som hanterar avtalsskrivande och utbetalning för aktiviteter samt granskar redovisning och rapportering. Totalbudgeten uppgår till 48,4 MSEK, och PPAN avser söka finaniering från andra givare uppgående till 8 MSEK. Resterande 40,4 MSEK söks från Sida. The overall stated objective of PPAN programme is "to contribute towards the development of a democratic and pluralistic society that respects human rights and enhances Palestinian national identity". PPAN's programme has defined three major outcomes that are well linked to a set of verifiable indicators, specific outputs and targets. The three outcomes are: a) Functionality, recognition and sustainability of an active performing arts network are bolstered; b) Young women, children and youth in less privileged communities are further engaged in performing arts and; c) Capacities of performing arts are strengthened, diversified and promoted at various levels. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Culture and recreation Other Social Infrastructure & Services Results listed below are a sample extracted from the annual reporting of the partner and cannot be seen as a representation of the totality of all achievements under each result area. They also represent a total number accumulated over the years of the programme. According the external evaluation conducted of the programme the overall achievement of objectives measures at: Outcome1: 95.1% Outcome2 100% Outcome3 94.8% The three outcomes contributed positively for achieving the overall objectives. a) Functionality, recognition and sustainability of an active performing arts network are bolstered; General assembly meetings: 6 Members added to the network: 4 Initiatives rewarded: 26 b) Young women, children and youth in less privileged communities are further engaged in performing arts and; Performances presented: 861 Field visits conducted: 41 Festivals executed: 29 c) Capacities of performing arts are strengthened, diversified and promoted at various levels. Scholarships given: 870 Students trained: 5983 Throughout the years of implementation the indicators and results shifted a bit with the changes and evolution of the programme. This was mainly as a result of the addition of new donors that adopted and expanded on different elements of implementation like the Swiss Development Cooperation supporting the initiatives component. In addition the last year of implementation was impacted by the global pandemic. So reporting for the year 2020 took on a different nature to allow for the flexibility and adaptation to limitations of the local context and health considerations. 2020 results showed more focus on utilizing social media tools and increased outreach to Palestinians in the Diaspora as a new target audience. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52110079-5211007901 Sweden PPAN is the first Palestinian Performing Arts Network to be established in Palestine as an outcome of Sida's previous support to Abdel Mohsin Qattan Foundation during 2012-2015. The aim of this intervention is to strengthen performing arts capacities, further engage Young women, Children and youth in less privileged communities in performing arts and to bolster functionality, recognition and sustainability of an Active performing arts network.The results framework presented adequate indicators and targets and used the previous program baseline aiming to further develop it and improve it during the first year of the program while developing the monitoring system. The intervention total budget is 48 MSEK and Sida's share is 40 MSEK. The Network plans to diversity its fund base and decrease the support on Swedish through implementing the resource mobilisation strategy. The program budget designated 62% to the program activities, 22% for organisational development and 5.8% for admin cost. A resource mobilisation strategy is already in place and activated . Some donors are already approached during this year to support the Network . Palestinian Performing Arts Network, PPAN, har ansökt om ett stöd uppgående till 40,4 MSEK för att genomföra ett program kallat "Performing Art is a Right and an Entitlement", ungefär "Scenkonst är en rättighet" under perioden 2016-2019. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till utvecklingen av ett demokratiskt och pluralistiskt samhälle som respekterar mänskliga rättigheter och förstärker den palestinska identiteten, såsom den uppfattas av nätverkets medlemmar. Insatsen avser öka flickors och pojkars engagemang i scenkonstaktiviteter, särskilt de som lever i marginaliserade och mindre priviligerade områden som tex flyktinglägren i Gaza. PPANs medlemsorganisationer har en lång erfarenhet av att arbeta för jämställdhet mellan könen och demokratiska värden i utsatta områden genom musik, dans, cirkus, teater mm. Insatsen genomförs av nätverket PPAN och nätverkets medlemmar (11 st) i nära samarbete. Medlemsorganisationerna planerar olika aktiviteter som finansieras via PPAN, som hanterar avtalsskrivande och utbetalning för aktiviteter samt granskar redovisning och rapportering. Totalbudgeten uppgår till 48,4 MSEK, och PPAN avser söka finaniering från andra givare uppgående till 8 MSEK. Resterande 40,4 MSEK söks från Sida. The overall stated objective of PPAN programme is "to contribute towards the development of a democratic and pluralistic society that respects human rights and enhances Palestinian national identity". PPAN's programme has defined three major outcomes that are well linked to a set of verifiable indicators, specific outputs and targets. The three outcomes are: a) Functionality, recognition and sustainability of an active performing arts network are bolstered; b) Young women, children and youth in less privileged communities are further engaged in performing arts and; c) Capacities of performing arts are strengthened, diversified and promoted at various levels. Sweden PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network 11.4 - Strengthen efforts to protect and safeguard the world’s cultural and natural heritage. 11.4 - Stärka insatserna för att skydda och trygga världens kultur- och naturarv. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 11140000 11250000 8810000 13200000 0 0 3140000 -6000000 10000000 8000000 0 10000000 0 8000000 -10000000 10000000 2200000 6000000 10000000 0 -6750000 0 -7190000 0 7000000 0 44400000 PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network 8000000 PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network 3140000 PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network 8000000 PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network 3250000 PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network 6000000 PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network 2810000 PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network 7000000 PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network 2200000 PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network 4000000 PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 More effective accountability mechanisms, including a viable and pluralistic civil society Mer effektiva ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer, inklusive ett mer livskraftigt och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52110079-5211007902 Sweden PPAN is the first Palestinian Performing Arts Network to be established in Palestine as an outcome of Sida's previous support to Abdel Mohsin Qattan Foundation during 2012-2015. The aim of this intervention is to strengthen performing arts capacities, further engage Young women, Children and youth in less privileged communities in performing arts and to bolster functionality, recognition and sustainability of an Active performing arts network.The results framework presented adequate indicators and targets and used the previous program baseline aiming to further develop it and improve it during the first year of the program while developing the monitoring system. The intervention total budget is 48 MSEK and Sida's share is 40 MSEK. The Network plans to diversity its fund base and decrease the support on Swedish through implementing the resource mobilisation strategy. The program budget designated 62% to the program activities, 22% for organisational development and 5.8% for admin cost. A resource mobilisation strategy is already in place and activated . Some donors are already approached during this year to support the Network . Palestinian Performing Arts Network, PPAN, har ansökt om ett stöd uppgående till 40,4 MSEK för att genomföra ett program kallat "Performing Art is a Right and an Entitlement", ungefär "Scenkonst är en rättighet" under perioden 2016-2019. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till utvecklingen av ett demokratiskt och pluralistiskt samhälle som respekterar mänskliga rättigheter och förstärker den palestinska identiteten, såsom den uppfattas av nätverkets medlemmar. Insatsen avser öka flickors och pojkars engagemang i scenkonstaktiviteter, särskilt de som lever i marginaliserade och mindre priviligerade områden som tex flyktinglägren i Gaza. PPANs medlemsorganisationer har en lång erfarenhet av att arbeta för jämställdhet mellan könen och demokratiska värden i utsatta områden genom musik, dans, cirkus, teater mm. Insatsen genomförs av nätverket PPAN och nätverkets medlemmar (11 st) i nära samarbete. Medlemsorganisationerna planerar olika aktiviteter som finansieras via PPAN, som hanterar avtalsskrivande och utbetalning för aktiviteter samt granskar redovisning och rapportering. Totalbudgeten uppgår till 48,4 MSEK, och PPAN avser söka finaniering från andra givare uppgående till 8 MSEK. Resterande 40,4 MSEK söks från Sida. The overall stated objective of PPAN programme is "to contribute towards the development of a democratic and pluralistic society that respects human rights and enhances Palestinian national identity". PPAN's programme has defined three major outcomes that are well linked to a set of verifiable indicators, specific outputs and targets. The three outcomes are: a) Functionality, recognition and sustainability of an active performing arts network are bolstered; b) Young women, children and youth in less privileged communities are further engaged in performing arts and; c) Capacities of performing arts are strengthened, diversified and promoted at various levels. Sweden PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network 11.4 - Strengthen efforts to protect and safeguard the world’s cultural and natural heritage. 11.4 - Stärka insatserna för att skydda och trygga världens kultur- och naturarv. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 0 4000000 0 4000000 PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network 4000000 PPAN/Palestinian Performing Arts Network Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Improved conditions for individuals and civil society to participate in and influence political processes, and greater respect for human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för individer och det civila samhället att delta i och påverka politiska processer samt stärkt respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52110080 Sweden Diakonia has applied for continued support from Sida to implement its' Disability rights programme in Palestine 2015-2020. Sida will sign an agreement for the first four years. The overall goal of the programme is to empower people with disabilities so that they have greater access to and the ability to exercise their political, social, cultural and economic rights. The intervention aims to increase the integration of disable people in society and their access to health services, education and employment opportunities. This is accomplished by (i) implement programs at the local level that responds to the needs of people with disabilities, (ii) strengthening people and organisations which are working for people with disabilities to know and demand their rights, and (iii) working with relevant ministries and strengthen their capacity and ability to meet these rights. An important aspect of the program is therefore capacity development of these players. The cost of the intervention for the period 2015-2018 amounts to SEK 48 000 000. Norad/NAD contribute with SEK 20 000 000 while Sida contributes with SEK 28 000 000. In addition, EU contributes with SEK 10,831,300 for the specific program in East Jerusalem from 2015 to 2017. Diakonia har ansökt om fortsatt stöd från Sida för att implementera sitt program för funktionshindrades rättigheter i Palestina 2015-2020. Sida avser sluta avtal om de första fyra åren. Insatsens övergripande mål är att stärka människor med funktionshinder så att de har ökad tillgång till och möjlighet att utöva sina politiska, sociala, kulturella och ekonomiska rättigheter. Insatsen syftar till att öka integreringen av funktionshindrade i samhället och deras tillgång till hälsoservice, utbildning och arbetsmöjligheter. Detta genomförs genom att (i) implementera program som på lokal nivå tillgodoser funktionhindrades rättigheter, (ii) stärka människor och organsiationer som arbetar för människor med funktionshinder att känna till och kräva sina rättigheter och (iii) genom att arbeta med relevanta ministerier och stärka deras kapacitet och förmåga att tillgodose dessa rättigheter. En viktig aspekt i programmet är därmed kapacitetsutveckling av dessa aktörer. Kostnaden för insatsen för perioden 2015-2018 uppgår till SEK 48 000 000. Norad/NAD bidrar med SEK 20 000 000 medan Sida bidrar med SEK 28 000 000. Dessutom bidrar EU med SEK 10 831 300 för det specifika programmet i östra Jerusalem 2015-2017. People with disabilities are empowered and have improved access to and ability to exert their political, social, cultural and economic rights. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Human rights Government & Civil Society-general The 2020 conclusion of performance has been replaced by the amendment on contribution that took place late 2019. For more information, the amendment of the appraisal conducted in 2019 is saved on Trac. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52110080-5211008001 Sweden Diakonia has applied for continued support from Sida to implement its' Disability rights programme in Palestine 2015-2020. Sida will sign an agreement for the first four years. The overall goal of the programme is to empower people with disabilities so that they have greater access to and the ability to exercise their political, social, cultural and economic rights. The intervention aims to increase the integration of disable people in society and their access to health services, education and employment opportunities. This is accomplished by (i) implement programs at the local level that responds to the needs of people with disabilities, (ii) strengthening people and organisations which are working for people with disabilities to know and demand their rights, and (iii) working with relevant ministries and strengthen their capacity and ability to meet these rights. An important aspect of the program is therefore capacity development of these players. The cost of the intervention for the period 2015-2018 amounts to SEK 48 000 000. Norad/NAD contribute with SEK 20 000 000 while Sida contributes with SEK 28 000 000. In addition, EU contributes with SEK 10,831,300 for the specific program in East Jerusalem from 2015 to 2017. Diakonia har ansökt om fortsatt stöd från Sida för att implementera sitt program för funktionshindrades rättigheter i Palestina 2015-2020. Sida avser sluta avtal om de första fyra åren. Insatsens övergripande mål är att stärka människor med funktionshinder så att de har ökad tillgång till och möjlighet att utöva sina politiska, sociala, kulturella och ekonomiska rättigheter. Insatsen syftar till att öka integreringen av funktionshindrade i samhället och deras tillgång till hälsoservice, utbildning och arbetsmöjligheter. Detta genomförs genom att (i) implementera program som på lokal nivå tillgodoser funktionhindrades rättigheter, (ii) stärka människor och organsiationer som arbetar för människor med funktionshinder att känna till och kräva sina rättigheter och (iii) genom att arbeta med relevanta ministerier och stärka deras kapacitet och förmåga att tillgodose dessa rättigheter. En viktig aspekt i programmet är därmed kapacitetsutveckling av dessa aktörer. Kostnaden för insatsen för perioden 2015-2018 uppgår till SEK 48 000 000. Norad/NAD bidrar med SEK 20 000 000 medan Sida bidrar med SEK 28 000 000. Dessutom bidrar EU med SEK 10 831 300 för det specifika programmet i östra Jerusalem 2015-2017. People with disabilities are empowered and have improved access to and ability to exert their political, social, cultural and economic rights. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 7000000 7000000 19200000 8200000 2800000 0 0 7000000 11000000 7000000 7000000 8200000 0 8200000 -7000000 7000000 -7000000 7000000 0 0 0 2800000 51200000 Diakonia 7000000 Diakonia 7000000 Diakonia 0 Diakonia 7000000 Diakonia 0 Diakonia 8200000 Diakonia -48245.41 Diakonia 11000000 Diakonia 8200000 Diakonia 2800000 Diakonia Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 More effective accountability mechanisms, including a viable and pluralistic civil society Mer effektiva ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer, inklusive ett mer livskraftigt och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52110080-5211008002 Sweden Diakonia has applied for continued support from Sida to implement its' Disability rights programme in Palestine 2015-2020. Sida will sign an agreement for the first four years. The overall goal of the programme is to empower people with disabilities so that they have greater access to and the ability to exercise their political, social, cultural and economic rights. The intervention aims to increase the integration of disable people in society and their access to health services, education and employment opportunities. This is accomplished by (i) implement programs at the local level that responds to the needs of people with disabilities, (ii) strengthening people and organisations which are working for people with disabilities to know and demand their rights, and (iii) working with relevant ministries and strengthen their capacity and ability to meet these rights. An important aspect of the program is therefore capacity development of these players. The cost of the intervention for the period 2015-2018 amounts to SEK 48 000 000. Norad/NAD contribute with SEK 20 000 000 while Sida contributes with SEK 28 000 000. In addition, EU contributes with SEK 10,831,300 for the specific program in East Jerusalem from 2015 to 2017. Diakonia har ansökt om fortsatt stöd från Sida för att implementera sitt program för funktionshindrades rättigheter i Palestina 2015-2020. Sida avser sluta avtal om de första fyra åren. Insatsens övergripande mål är att stärka människor med funktionshinder så att de har ökad tillgång till och möjlighet att utöva sina politiska, sociala, kulturella och ekonomiska rättigheter. Insatsen syftar till att öka integreringen av funktionshindrade i samhället och deras tillgång till hälsoservice, utbildning och arbetsmöjligheter. Detta genomförs genom att (i) implementera program som på lokal nivå tillgodoser funktionhindrades rättigheter, (ii) stärka människor och organsiationer som arbetar för människor med funktionshinder att känna till och kräva sina rättigheter och (iii) genom att arbeta med relevanta ministerier och stärka deras kapacitet och förmåga att tillgodose dessa rättigheter. En viktig aspekt i programmet är därmed kapacitetsutveckling av dessa aktörer. Kostnaden för insatsen för perioden 2015-2018 uppgår till SEK 48 000 000. Norad/NAD bidrar med SEK 20 000 000 medan Sida bidrar med SEK 28 000 000. Dessutom bidrar EU med SEK 10 831 300 för det specifika programmet i östra Jerusalem 2015-2017. People with disabilities are empowered and have improved access to and ability to exert their political, social, cultural and economic rights. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2624500 2624500 0 0 2624500 Diakonia 2624500 Diakonia Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Greater gender equality, including increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive bättre tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52110092 Sweden Gaza Community Mental Health Program has applied to Sida for continued funding of SEK 23,700,000 over a period of three years 2015-2017. The overall objective of the intervention is to provide high quality, integrated and specialised mental health services to enhance and sustain the Palestinian Society's wellbeing, based on the principals of justice, humanity and respect for human rights. This will be achieved through the three program components: 1) Contribute to improving the mental health situation of the population in the Gaza Strip. 2) Contribute to developing the capacities of professionals and other actors shaping the mental health system in the Gaza Strip. 3) Enhance the performance of GCMHP through ongoing institutional development and knowledge management driven by research. GCMHP's total budget is SEK 50,675,200 out of which Sida will fund SEK 23,700,000. In addition, Sida sets aside an additional amount of maximum SEK 500,000 for a follow-up review at the end of the second year of implementation. ******** Supplementary decision 2018 The overall objective of the intervention remains unchanged, along with the three program components given that GCMHP's strategic plan of 2015-2017 has been extended by one year to cover 2018. GCMHP has successfully completed an organizational restructuring process and significantly reduced their deficit. GCMHP has applied for 7,900,000 SEK- an amount consistent with Sweden's yearly disbursement to GCMHP since 2015. By the end of 2018, Sweden's total contribution to GCMHP since 2015 would be 32,435,000 SEK. GCMHP's total budget for 2018 is approximately 26 MSEK. During 2018, GCMHP will focus on their community mental health model, and implementing and evaluating their newly adopted policies (gender mainstreaming, integration of accounting and procurement softwares in the management information system.) Gaza Community Mental Health Program, GCMHP, har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd till implementeringen av sin strategiska plan för perioden 2015-2017. Målet med verksamheten är att bidra med kvalitativa, integrerade och specialiserade tjänster för att stärka den mentala och psyko-sociala hälsan hos den palestinska befolkningen. Detta genomförs genom följande tre programkomponenter: 1) Bistå med hälsotjänster för individer med mental och psyko-social ohälsa samt utbildning och information för familjer och närsamhället för att minska stigma och öka kunskapen om prevention. 2) Kapacitetsutveckling av personal och aktörer inom mental och psyko-social hälsa inom NGOs, hälsocenter samt ministerier. 3) Stärkt kapacitet hos GCMHP genom organisatorisk och institutionell utveckling och kunskapshantering. GCMHP's totala budget uppgår till SEK 50,675,200 av vilket Sida bidrar med SEK 23,700,000. Dessutom avsätter Sida ytterligare högst SEK 500,000 för en uppföljning av organisationen under 2016. ******** Tilläggsbeslut 2018 GCMHP har ansökt om ytterligare finansiering för 2018 samt för att förlänga sin nuvarande strategiska plan fram till slutet av 2018. Sverige har tillsammans med Norge och Schweiz kommit överens om att förlänga stödet till GCMHP till slutet av 2018. Den totala budgeten för GCMHP under 2018 är 19 900 000 SEK (den totala budgeten för stödet till GCMHP blir 71 967 700 SEK), varav Sverige bidrar med 7 900 000 SEK. The overall objective of the intervention is to provide high quality, integrated and specialised mental health services and to enhance and sustain the Palestinian Society's wellbeing, based on the principles of justice, humanity and respect for human rights. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Promotion of mental health and well-being Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) GCMHP has made extensive changes and shown significant progress in its organizational development, service delivery, and research development since the beginning of the contribution in 2015.  Throughout the activity period, the main results achieved by GCMHP are:  - GCMHP's services have reached 90,224 direct beneficiaries with estimated dozens of thousands of indirect beneficiaries from community interventions, awareness raising activities, rehabilitation and therapeutic services. All reported figures are disaggregated by sex and age; - The capacity building activities targeted social workers, case managers, counselors, teachers, law enforcement personnel, students, and caregivers who work with local and international NGOs and UN agencies;  - The free telephone counseling has attracted thousands of beneficiaries. The percentage of men who have resorted to telephone counseling has increased from 31% of callers in 2015 to 47% of callers in 2018- which shows that more men became aware of the service and saw the benefits of using it; -  GCMHP implemented two emergency response interventions in 2014 and 2018 by mobilizing mental health workers and satellite teams to provide psychological first aid. GCMHP integrated the lessons learned from 2014 in its response in 2018 to provide wider coverage and activate a more efficient referral mechanism;  - The development of a Research Strategy in collaboration with three international universities, and the publishing of numerous articles in scientific journals about mental health and human rights in Gaza; - Another achievement is the introduction of 'autism' as a field in the Palestinian mental health care system; - An international conference entitled 'Mental Health and Human Rights in Palestine' organized by GCMHP was attended by more than 800 professionals, whereby thirty-six papers were presented;  - A major result during the implementation period was the organizational restructuring that resulted in the following new policies: Security Policy, Gender Mainstreaming Policy, Child Safety Policy, and the management information system and quality assurance practices;  - One of the unexpected results was GCMHP being awarded the 'Excellence and Creativity in Achievement' award by the Welfare association.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52110092-5211009201 Sweden Gaza Community Mental Health Program has applied to Sida for continued funding of SEK 23,700,000 over a period of three years 2015-2017. The overall objective of the intervention is to provide high quality, integrated and specialised mental health services to enhance and sustain the Palestinian Society's wellbeing, based on the principals of justice, humanity and respect for human rights. This will be achieved through the three program components: 1) Contribute to improving the mental health situation of the population in the Gaza Strip. 2) Contribute to developing the capacities of professionals and other actors shaping the mental health system in the Gaza Strip. 3) Enhance the performance of GCMHP through ongoing institutional development and knowledge management driven by research. GCMHP's total budget is SEK 50,675,200 out of which Sida will fund SEK 23,700,000. In addition, Sida sets aside an additional amount of maximum SEK 500,000 for a follow-up review at the end of the second year of implementation. ******** Supplementary decision 2018 The overall objective of the intervention remains unchanged, along with the three program components given that GCMHP's strategic plan of 2015-2017 has been extended by one year to cover 2018. GCMHP has successfully completed an organizational restructuring process and significantly reduced their deficit. GCMHP has applied for 7,900,000 SEK- an amount consistent with Sweden's yearly disbursement to GCMHP since 2015. By the end of 2018, Sweden's total contribution to GCMHP since 2015 would be 32,435,000 SEK. GCMHP's total budget for 2018 is approximately 26 MSEK. During 2018, GCMHP will focus on their community mental health model, and implementing and evaluating their newly adopted policies (gender mainstreaming, integration of accounting and procurement softwares in the management information system.) Gaza Community Mental Health Program, GCMHP, har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd till implementeringen av sin strategiska plan för perioden 2015-2017. Målet med verksamheten är att bidra med kvalitativa, integrerade och specialiserade tjänster för att stärka den mentala och psyko-sociala hälsan hos den palestinska befolkningen. Detta genomförs genom följande tre programkomponenter: 1) Bistå med hälsotjänster för individer med mental och psyko-social ohälsa samt utbildning och information för familjer och närsamhället för att minska stigma och öka kunskapen om prevention. 2) Kapacitetsutveckling av personal och aktörer inom mental och psyko-social hälsa inom NGOs, hälsocenter samt ministerier. 3) Stärkt kapacitet hos GCMHP genom organisatorisk och institutionell utveckling och kunskapshantering. GCMHP's totala budget uppgår till SEK 50,675,200 av vilket Sida bidrar med SEK 23,700,000. Dessutom avsätter Sida ytterligare högst SEK 500,000 för en uppföljning av organisationen under 2016. ******** Tilläggsbeslut 2018 GCMHP har ansökt om ytterligare finansiering för 2018 samt för att förlänga sin nuvarande strategiska plan fram till slutet av 2018. Sverige har tillsammans med Norge och Schweiz kommit överens om att förlänga stödet till GCMHP till slutet av 2018. Den totala budgeten för GCMHP under 2018 är 19 900 000 SEK (den totala budgeten för stödet till GCMHP blir 71 967 700 SEK), varav Sverige bidrar med 7 900 000 SEK. The overall objective of the intervention is to provide high quality, integrated and specialised mental health services and to enhance and sustain the Palestinian Society's wellbeing, based on the principles of justice, humanity and respect for human rights. Sweden Gaza Community Mental Health Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Gaza Community Mental Health Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7900000 8235000 7900000 7900000 -7900000 7900000 7900000 7900000 7900000 0 7900000 7900000 -7565000 31935000 Gaza Community Mental Health 7900000 Gaza Community Mental Health 7900000 Gaza Community Mental Health 335000 Gaza Community Mental Health 7900000 Gaza Community Mental Health 7900000 Gaza Community Mental Health Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 Strengthened opportunities for provision of basic health services Stärkta förutsättningar för tillhandahållande av grundläggande service inom hälsoområdet Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52110092-5211009202 Sweden Gaza Community Mental Health Program has applied to Sida for continued funding of SEK 23,700,000 over a period of three years 2015-2017. The overall objective of the intervention is to provide high quality, integrated and specialised mental health services to enhance and sustain the Palestinian Society's wellbeing, based on the principals of justice, humanity and respect for human rights. This will be achieved through the three program components: 1) Contribute to improving the mental health situation of the population in the Gaza Strip. 2) Contribute to developing the capacities of professionals and other actors shaping the mental health system in the Gaza Strip. 3) Enhance the performance of GCMHP through ongoing institutional development and knowledge management driven by research. GCMHP's total budget is SEK 50,675,200 out of which Sida will fund SEK 23,700,000. In addition, Sida sets aside an additional amount of maximum SEK 500,000 for a follow-up review at the end of the second year of implementation. ******** Supplementary decision 2018 The overall objective of the intervention remains unchanged, along with the three program components given that GCMHP's strategic plan of 2015-2017 has been extended by one year to cover 2018. GCMHP has successfully completed an organizational restructuring process and significantly reduced their deficit. GCMHP has applied for 7,900,000 SEK- an amount consistent with Sweden's yearly disbursement to GCMHP since 2015. By the end of 2018, Sweden's total contribution to GCMHP since 2015 would be 32,435,000 SEK. GCMHP's total budget for 2018 is approximately 26 MSEK. During 2018, GCMHP will focus on their community mental health model, and implementing and evaluating their newly adopted policies (gender mainstreaming, integration of accounting and procurement softwares in the management information system.) Gaza Community Mental Health Program, GCMHP, har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd till implementeringen av sin strategiska plan för perioden 2015-2017. Målet med verksamheten är att bidra med kvalitativa, integrerade och specialiserade tjänster för att stärka den mentala och psyko-sociala hälsan hos den palestinska befolkningen. Detta genomförs genom följande tre programkomponenter: 1) Bistå med hälsotjänster för individer med mental och psyko-social ohälsa samt utbildning och information för familjer och närsamhället för att minska stigma och öka kunskapen om prevention. 2) Kapacitetsutveckling av personal och aktörer inom mental och psyko-social hälsa inom NGOs, hälsocenter samt ministerier. 3) Stärkt kapacitet hos GCMHP genom organisatorisk och institutionell utveckling och kunskapshantering. GCMHP's totala budget uppgår till SEK 50,675,200 av vilket Sida bidrar med SEK 23,700,000. Dessutom avsätter Sida ytterligare högst SEK 500,000 för en uppföljning av organisationen under 2016. ******** Tilläggsbeslut 2018 GCMHP har ansökt om ytterligare finansiering för 2018 samt för att förlänga sin nuvarande strategiska plan fram till slutet av 2018. Sverige har tillsammans med Norge och Schweiz kommit överens om att förlänga stödet till GCMHP till slutet av 2018. Den totala budgeten för GCMHP under 2018 är 19 900 000 SEK (den totala budgeten för stödet till GCMHP blir 71 967 700 SEK), varav Sverige bidrar med 7 900 000 SEK. The overall objective of the intervention is to provide high quality, integrated and specialised mental health services and to enhance and sustain the Palestinian Society's wellbeing, based on the principles of justice, humanity and respect for human rights. Sweden Gaza Community Mental Health Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Gaza Community Mental Health Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 500000 -500000 500000 500000 0 0 500000 Gaza Community Mental Health 500000 Gaza Community Mental Health Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 Strengthened opportunities for provision of basic health services Stärkta förutsättningar för tillhandahållande av grundläggande service inom hälsoområdet Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52110112 Sweden The Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) has applied for 45 M SEK to partly fund their Core Activities which entail that Palestinians, who visit PMRS clinics and centers, without discrimination, have access to quality primary health care,local communities are empowered to advocate for their rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. The Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) har ansökt om 45 MSEK för att delfinansiera sin kärnverksamhet 2016-19. PMRS är en ledande rättighetsbaserad NGO med fokus på hälsa, välfärd och resiliens. Mål och förväntade resultat för kärnverksamheten är a) att palestinier som besöker PMRS’ kliniker och hälsocentra utan diskriminering ska ha tillgång till primärhälsovård av god kvalitet som beaktar den kroniska krisen i Palestina och som kan agera vid våldsamma händelser; b) att lokalsamhället har förmåga att verka för sina rättigheter med tonvikt på ungdomar, kvinnor och marginaliserade grupper, och c) att ett motståndskraftigt palestinskt civilsamhälle har förmåga att påverka nationell policy. PMRS strategiska plan utformades för att komplettera hälsoministeriets verksamhet, inklusive erbjudande av hälsovård i en politiskt laddad situation där den Palestinska Myndigheten (PA) är oförmögen att verka, särskilt i östra Jerusalem och område C. PMRS driver mobila kliniker I utsatta och avlägsna delar av område C och i katastrofsituationer. (Ett större antal mobila kliniker verkade i Gaza under kriget 2014.) Ett av PMRS’ särskilda fokusområden är patienter med kroniska sjukdomar, särskilt hjärt-kärsjukdomar. Förutom att erbjuda hälsovård arbetar PMRS med förebyggande och upptäckt av sjukdomar genom sina program för kvinnors hälsa, lokalt baserad rehabilitering och skolhälsovård, genom upplysningskampanjer, screening och involvera män i diskussioner om kvinnors hälsa. PMRS planerar att under hela verksamhetsperioden 2016-19 vidareutveckla sina program och dela hälsomodeller med andra aktörer inom hälsosektorn i Palestina. På organisationsnivå har PMRS genomfört förändringar såsom inrättandet av en enhet för intern kontroll. Därför kommer Sida att genomföra en översyn av den interna kontrollen och ekonomihanteringen som del av insatshanteringen. Dessutom kommer en extern utvärdering och upphandlingsrevision att genomföras under verksamhetsperioden. PMRS' results framework 2013-2020 feeds into the National Health Strategy Goal: “State-building and health system and services strengthening to realize an effectively functioning health sector that facilitates implementation and the achievement of planned results in Palestine” National Health Objectives are: 1. Strengthen the governance and institutional development of the Ministry of Health (MoH). 2. Strengthen human resources in the health sector through improving the planning, management, training, education and financing of human resources. Facilitating a multi-professional contribution to better health and management in collaboration with other ministries, academia and other relevant stakeholders. 3. Promote healthy behaviors and improve disease prevention as upstream policy and practice in the Palestinian health system through advocacy, raising public awareness to change behavioral practices 4. Assure the rights of all citizens to access quality sustainable primary, secondary and tertiary health services, in particular primary health care, for the poor, vulnerable, and unemployed, as well as those displaced and/or living in hard to reach areas. 5. Maintain and strengthen public-private partnerships especially between MoH, UNRWA, NGOs and the private-for-profit sector to facilitate harmonization, coordination, and comprehensiveness of efforts. 6. Develop the role of the Ministry of Health in cross-sectoral work with other ministries and national institutions. . PMRS’s activity actively participates in each of the national health objectives, as PMRS has been developing health models and transferring them to other stakeholders including the MoH for years, and will continue to do so for the coming period. An example of transferred model is the Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) one, developed by PMRS and ultimately adopted by the MoH. PMRS has been participating in joint training sessions with the MoH, in particular in the fields of Women’s Health and Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR). PMRS organizes public awareness sessions and regularly coordinates with the MoH about health messages and with the Ministry of Education (MoE) for the dissemination of health messages in schools. Moreover, PMRS was a pioneer in the development of a model on NCDs focusing on early detection and disease management and transferred it to the MoH. It is PMRS’s mission statement to contribute to guaranteeing access to primary health care for all Palestinians, especially the poor, the vulnerable and the marginalized. PMRS aims at complementing the government services in areas in which the Palestinian Authority (PA) is active and to continue and develop the provision of basic health care in Area C that falls out of the PA control and in Gaza where the blockade is affecting the capacity of the government to deliver proper quality services. East Jerusalem is also targeted by PMRS in terms of advocacy and raising awareness regarding health rights.  PMRS does contribute to the National Goal of strengthening the health system and the health sector in Palestine. PMRS' results framework 2013-2020 includes three goals with several outcomes and outputs per each goal. Sweden's assessment is that there are too many outcomes and outputs and many of these outcomes/outputs are general and ambitious. PMRS has developed a new strategy 2020-2015 which is more focused and realistic and aims at increasing the community approach in prompting health rights specifically Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR).  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Basic health care COVID-19 control Basic Health PMRS SRHR clinics tended to a total of 28 030 female beneficiaries with a 13% increase from 2020. PMRS trained staff on GBV and MISP (Minimal Implemented Service Package for SRHR) and MHPSS including referral pathways and mechanisms. A total of 91 healthcare workers were trained. PMRS endeavored to reach out more women and men including PwDs and especially women with disabilities to have access to SRHR and MHPPS services via comprehensive PHC model. A total of 5 644 women (174 WWD) and 1 679 Males (115 with disability) have benefited from SRHR services including health integration, family planning, GBV detection and referrals, and medications. PHC centers have been supported with the needed SRH equipment and materials to increase access to SRHR services among vulnerable women, men, girls, and boys. As an example, based on PMRSs experience through primary health care provision, either through mobile clinics or PHC centers, and its programs focusing on sexual health and sexual relationships, PMRS have garnered qualitative data from many women who expressed problems and issues related to lack of lubrication during intercourse, and the need of lubricant. Whilst lubricants were not always available as part of our standard primary healthcare package, PMRS supported seven centers with a total of 1000 tubes of female lubricant gel that can help all women in need. Women who were transitioning through menopause, or those with a history of hysterectomy, premature ovarian failure, and newly married women were those that presented the most in need. PMRS has supported Al Azhar University Youth Friendly Health Center in Gaza with the needed medical equipment, supplies, and medications to provide students with PHC and SRHR care. PMRS has established a midwifery led team to provide health based counselling and psychosocial support to women and girls on SRHR. A total of 3 749 youth benefitted from increased access to SRHR via Youth Friendly Health Services approach. 2 564 females and 1 185 males. 57 of these beneficiaries were youth with disabilities. Efforts and initiatives made to increase male participation in SRHR subjects, PMRS has worked intensively with couples to offer pre-marital counselling. This has been done through the coordination and cooperation with Sharia Court. PMRS continued its efforts to advocate for SRHR in Palestine through continuing the dialogue with the Ministry of Health and relevant stakeholders. Pushing the agenda of SRH in strategic planning of the Ministry and calling for the endorsement of the Family Protection Bill. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52110112-5211011201 Sweden The Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) has applied for 45 M SEK to partly fund their Core Activities which entail that Palestinians, who visit PMRS clinics and centers, without discrimination, have access to quality primary health care,local communities are empowered to advocate for their rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. The Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) har ansökt om 45 MSEK för att delfinansiera sin kärnverksamhet 2016-19. PMRS är en ledande rättighetsbaserad NGO med fokus på hälsa, välfärd och resiliens. Mål och förväntade resultat för kärnverksamheten är a) att palestinier som besöker PMRS’ kliniker och hälsocentra utan diskriminering ska ha tillgång till primärhälsovård av god kvalitet som beaktar den kroniska krisen i Palestina och som kan agera vid våldsamma händelser; b) att lokalsamhället har förmåga att verka för sina rättigheter med tonvikt på ungdomar, kvinnor och marginaliserade grupper, och c) att ett motståndskraftigt palestinskt civilsamhälle har förmåga att påverka nationell policy. PMRS strategiska plan utformades för att komplettera hälsoministeriets verksamhet, inklusive erbjudande av hälsovård i en politiskt laddad situation där den Palestinska Myndigheten (PA) är oförmögen att verka, särskilt i östra Jerusalem och område C. PMRS driver mobila kliniker I utsatta och avlägsna delar av område C och i katastrofsituationer. (Ett större antal mobila kliniker verkade i Gaza under kriget 2014.) Ett av PMRS’ särskilda fokusområden är patienter med kroniska sjukdomar, särskilt hjärt-kärsjukdomar. Förutom att erbjuda hälsovård arbetar PMRS med förebyggande och upptäckt av sjukdomar genom sina program för kvinnors hälsa, lokalt baserad rehabilitering och skolhälsovård, genom upplysningskampanjer, screening och involvera män i diskussioner om kvinnors hälsa. PMRS planerar att under hela verksamhetsperioden 2016-19 vidareutveckla sina program och dela hälsomodeller med andra aktörer inom hälsosektorn i Palestina. På organisationsnivå har PMRS genomfört förändringar såsom inrättandet av en enhet för intern kontroll. Därför kommer Sida att genomföra en översyn av den interna kontrollen och ekonomihanteringen som del av insatshanteringen. Dessutom kommer en extern utvärdering och upphandlingsrevision att genomföras under verksamhetsperioden. PMRS' results framework 2013-2020 feeds into the National Health Strategy Goal: “State-building and health system and services strengthening to realize an effectively functioning health sector that facilitates implementation and the achievement of planned results in Palestine” National Health Objectives are: 1. Strengthen the governance and institutional development of the Ministry of Health (MoH). 2. Strengthen human resources in the health sector through improving the planning, management, training, education and financing of human resources. Facilitating a multi-professional contribution to better health and management in collaboration with other ministries, academia and other relevant stakeholders. 3. Promote healthy behaviors and improve disease prevention as upstream policy and practice in the Palestinian health system through advocacy, raising public awareness to change behavioral practices 4. Assure the rights of all citizens to access quality sustainable primary, secondary and tertiary health services, in particular primary health care, for the poor, vulnerable, and unemployed, as well as those displaced and/or living in hard to reach areas. 5. Maintain and strengthen public-private partnerships especially between MoH, UNRWA, NGOs and the private-for-profit sector to facilitate harmonization, coordination, and comprehensiveness of efforts. 6. Develop the role of the Ministry of Health in cross-sectoral work with other ministries and national institutions. . PMRS’s activity actively participates in each of the national health objectives, as PMRS has been developing health models and transferring them to other stakeholders including the MoH for years, and will continue to do so for the coming period. An example of transferred model is the Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) one, developed by PMRS and ultimately adopted by the MoH. PMRS has been participating in joint training sessions with the MoH, in particular in the fields of Women’s Health and Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR). PMRS organizes public awareness sessions and regularly coordinates with the MoH about health messages and with the Ministry of Education (MoE) for the dissemination of health messages in schools. Moreover, PMRS was a pioneer in the development of a model on NCDs focusing on early detection and disease management and transferred it to the MoH. It is PMRS’s mission statement to contribute to guaranteeing access to primary health care for all Palestinians, especially the poor, the vulnerable and the marginalized. PMRS aims at complementing the government services in areas in which the Palestinian Authority (PA) is active and to continue and develop the provision of basic health care in Area C that falls out of the PA control and in Gaza where the blockade is affecting the capacity of the government to deliver proper quality services. East Jerusalem is also targeted by PMRS in terms of advocacy and raising awareness regarding health rights.  PMRS does contribute to the National Goal of strengthening the health system and the health sector in Palestine. PMRS' results framework 2013-2020 includes three goals with several outcomes and outputs per each goal. Sweden's assessment is that there are too many outcomes and outputs and many of these outcomes/outputs are general and ambitious. PMRS has developed a new strategy 2020-2015 which is more focused and realistic and aims at increasing the community approach in prompting health rights specifically Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR).  Sweden PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11100000 11100000 14400000 14200000 10500000 11100000 5320000 8880000 11300000 5120000 11100000 9280000 11500000 2220000 -11300000 8880000 -11500000 -11100000 0 10500000 0 10500000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 50800000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 6660000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 0 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 4440000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 8880000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 2220000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 9280000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 5120000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 8880000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 5320000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 10500000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 Strengthened opportunities for provision of basic health services Stärkta förutsättningar för tillhandahållande av grundläggande service inom hälsoområdet Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52110112-5211011202 Sweden The Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) has applied for 45 M SEK to partly fund their Core Activities which entail that Palestinians, who visit PMRS clinics and centers, without discrimination, have access to quality primary health care,local communities are empowered to advocate for their rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. The Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) har ansökt om 45 MSEK för att delfinansiera sin kärnverksamhet 2016-19. PMRS är en ledande rättighetsbaserad NGO med fokus på hälsa, välfärd och resiliens. Mål och förväntade resultat för kärnverksamheten är a) att palestinier som besöker PMRS’ kliniker och hälsocentra utan diskriminering ska ha tillgång till primärhälsovård av god kvalitet som beaktar den kroniska krisen i Palestina och som kan agera vid våldsamma händelser; b) att lokalsamhället har förmåga att verka för sina rättigheter med tonvikt på ungdomar, kvinnor och marginaliserade grupper, och c) att ett motståndskraftigt palestinskt civilsamhälle har förmåga att påverka nationell policy. PMRS strategiska plan utformades för att komplettera hälsoministeriets verksamhet, inklusive erbjudande av hälsovård i en politiskt laddad situation där den Palestinska Myndigheten (PA) är oförmögen att verka, särskilt i östra Jerusalem och område C. PMRS driver mobila kliniker I utsatta och avlägsna delar av område C och i katastrofsituationer. (Ett större antal mobila kliniker verkade i Gaza under kriget 2014.) Ett av PMRS’ särskilda fokusområden är patienter med kroniska sjukdomar, särskilt hjärt-kärsjukdomar. Förutom att erbjuda hälsovård arbetar PMRS med förebyggande och upptäckt av sjukdomar genom sina program för kvinnors hälsa, lokalt baserad rehabilitering och skolhälsovård, genom upplysningskampanjer, screening och involvera män i diskussioner om kvinnors hälsa. PMRS planerar att under hela verksamhetsperioden 2016-19 vidareutveckla sina program och dela hälsomodeller med andra aktörer inom hälsosektorn i Palestina. På organisationsnivå har PMRS genomfört förändringar såsom inrättandet av en enhet för intern kontroll. Därför kommer Sida att genomföra en översyn av den interna kontrollen och ekonomihanteringen som del av insatshanteringen. Dessutom kommer en extern utvärdering och upphandlingsrevision att genomföras under verksamhetsperioden. PMRS' results framework 2013-2020 feeds into the National Health Strategy Goal: “State-building and health system and services strengthening to realize an effectively functioning health sector that facilitates implementation and the achievement of planned results in Palestine” National Health Objectives are: 1. Strengthen the governance and institutional development of the Ministry of Health (MoH). 2. Strengthen human resources in the health sector through improving the planning, management, training, education and financing of human resources. Facilitating a multi-professional contribution to better health and management in collaboration with other ministries, academia and other relevant stakeholders. 3. Promote healthy behaviors and improve disease prevention as upstream policy and practice in the Palestinian health system through advocacy, raising public awareness to change behavioral practices 4. Assure the rights of all citizens to access quality sustainable primary, secondary and tertiary health services, in particular primary health care, for the poor, vulnerable, and unemployed, as well as those displaced and/or living in hard to reach areas. 5. Maintain and strengthen public-private partnerships especially between MoH, UNRWA, NGOs and the private-for-profit sector to facilitate harmonization, coordination, and comprehensiveness of efforts. 6. Develop the role of the Ministry of Health in cross-sectoral work with other ministries and national institutions. . PMRS’s activity actively participates in each of the national health objectives, as PMRS has been developing health models and transferring them to other stakeholders including the MoH for years, and will continue to do so for the coming period. An example of transferred model is the Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) one, developed by PMRS and ultimately adopted by the MoH. PMRS has been participating in joint training sessions with the MoH, in particular in the fields of Women’s Health and Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR). PMRS organizes public awareness sessions and regularly coordinates with the MoH about health messages and with the Ministry of Education (MoE) for the dissemination of health messages in schools. Moreover, PMRS was a pioneer in the development of a model on NCDs focusing on early detection and disease management and transferred it to the MoH. It is PMRS’s mission statement to contribute to guaranteeing access to primary health care for all Palestinians, especially the poor, the vulnerable and the marginalized. PMRS aims at complementing the government services in areas in which the Palestinian Authority (PA) is active and to continue and develop the provision of basic health care in Area C that falls out of the PA control and in Gaza where the blockade is affecting the capacity of the government to deliver proper quality services. East Jerusalem is also targeted by PMRS in terms of advocacy and raising awareness regarding health rights.  PMRS does contribute to the National Goal of strengthening the health system and the health sector in Palestine. PMRS' results framework 2013-2020 includes three goals with several outcomes and outputs per each goal. Sweden's assessment is that there are too many outcomes and outputs and many of these outcomes/outputs are general and ambitious. PMRS has developed a new strategy 2020-2015 which is more focused and realistic and aims at increasing the community approach in prompting health rights specifically Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR).  Sweden PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 7060000 7060000 0 3500000 10560000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 3500000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 7060000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Greater gender equality, including increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive bättre tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52120093 Sweden The World Bank has established a new multi-donor fund - the Zimbabwe reconstruction fund (Zimref) to strengthen Zimbabwe's system for reconstruction and development. The fund has four "windows" with the following overall objectives: - support for analytical policy studies on development challenges in Zimbabwe. - support for investments for economic and social reconstruction. - support for increased productivity and improved conditions for entrepreneurship. - support for the strengthening of public financial governance systems, including institutional reforms and capacity development. In Zimref's above "window" there are currently the following seven projects, where type of activity (TA=Technical Assistance), implementation model (BE=Bank executed, RE=Recipient Executed) and budget are indicated in the table below: 1) Results-based budgeting; BE-TA, budget 2.1 MUSD. 2) Public Procurement Modernization Project; BE-TA & RE-Investment, budget 2.0 MUSD. 3) PFM Enhancement Project; RE-Investment, budget 20.9 MUSD. 4) National Water Development Project; RE-Investment, budget 20.8 MUSD. 5) Poverty Monitoring and ZimAsset M&E Project; BE-TA, budget 2.5 MUSD. 6) Capital Budget TA; BE-TA, budget 3.5 MUSD. 7) Business Environment Enabling Program; DFID funded, budget not decided. 8) Climate Change TA; budget 1.45 MUSD. Undecided. The World Bank's planning horizon is a fund of approx. 100 MUSD over a five-year period. Currently, the fund has received indicative support of approximately USD 36 million. Unlike the previous World Bank-administered Multi-Donor Fund for Analytical Policy Studies (A-MDTF), Zimref intends to be a fund not only for analysis and technical support, but also for investment. The fund's projects will be both "Bank executed" and "Recipient executed", the latter via the Zimbabwean government. In a special memorandum (decision attached), the embassy requested and on 22 October 2015 received a mandate (decision attached) from Sida's Africa department to enter into an agreement with the World Bank regarding both "Bank executed Projects" and "Recipient executed projects". Världsbanken har upprättat en ny flergivarfond - Zimbabwe reconstruction fund (Zimref) för att genom denna stärka Zimbabwes system för återuppbyggnad och utveckling. Fonden har fyra "fönster" med följande övergripande målsättningar: - stöd till analytiska policy-studier om utvecklingsutmaningar i Zimbabwe. - stöd till investeringar för ekonomisk och social återbyggnad. - stöd till ökad produktivitet och förbättrade förutsättningar för företagssamhet. - stöd till stärkandet av system för offentlig finansiell styrning, inklusive institutionella reformer och kapacitetsutveckling. I Zimrefs ovanstående "fönster" finns idag följande sju projekt, där typ av aktivitet (TA=Technical Assistance), implementeringsmodell (BE=Bank executed, RE=Recipient Executed) och budget anges i nedanstående tabell: 1) Results-based budgeting; BE-TA, budget 2,1 MUSD. 2) Public Procurement Modernization Project; BE-TA & RE-Investment, budget 2,0 MUSD. 3) PFM Enhancement Project; RE-Investment, budget 20,9 MUSD. 4) National Water Development Project; RE-Investment, budget 20,8 MUSD. 5) Poverty Monitoring and ZimAsset M&E Project; BE-TA, budget 2,5 MUSD. 6) Capital Budget TA; BE-TA, budget 3,5 MUSD. 7) Business Environment Enabling Program; DFID finansierat, budget ej beslutad. 8) Climate Change TA; budget 1,45 MUSD. Ej beslutad. Världsbankens planeringshorisont är en fond med ca 100 MUSD under en femårsperiod. I dagsläget har fonden erhållit indikativt stöd om ca 36 MUSD. Till skillnad från den tidigare Världsbanksadministerarade flergivarfonden för analytiska policystudier (A-MDTF) avser Zimref vara en fond inte bara för analyser och tekniskt stöd, men även för investeringar. Fondens projekt kommer att vara såväl "Bank executed" som "Recipient executed", det senare via Zimbabwes regering. Ambassaden har i särskild promemoria (bifogas beslut) begärt och 22 oktober 2015 erhållit mandat (bifogas beslut) från Sidas Afrika avdelning att ingå avtal med Världsbanken avseende såväl "Bank executed Projects" som "Recipient executed projects". The Project Development Objective of the Zimbabwe Reconstruction Fund (ZIMREF) is to contribute to the strengthening of Zimbabwe's systems for reconstruction and development with a focus on stabilization and reform, reconstruction, development, and poverty alleviation. ZIMREF supports both Recipient-Executed (RE) and Bank-Executed (BE) activities.  There are 8 main financing windows under ZIMREF: 1) Business Environment, Financial Sector and Investment Policy (BEFSIP)The BEFSIP aims to improve the business climate for the private sector and has a focus on improving the business climate for microenterprises, SMEs, and agricultural smallholder farmers by:(i) reducing the time, cost, and bureaucratic burden of doing business in Zimbabwe;(ii) introducing more effective and predictable investment and commercial policies; and(iii) strengthening the regulatory framework and financial infrastructure for expanded access to financial services and markets for small and medium enterprises and smallholder producers. 2) Capital Budgets TA. The Capital Budgets Programmatic Technical Assistance Program (CaBuPTA) is aimed at developing modern public investment planning, management and resource mobilization systems; improving state-owned enterprise (SOE) governance and supporting development of a pipeline of feasible projects in the transport sector. 3) Public Financial Management Enhancement Project (PFMEP)The Project Development Objective (PDO) of the Public Financial Management Enhancement Project (PFM) is to improve control, transparency and accountability, and oversight in the use of public resource in Zimbabwe.4) Public Procurement Modernisation Reform Project. The Public Procurement Modernization Reform Project aims to support the modernization of the public procurement regulatory framework and practices and develop and pilot e-Government procurement. The project is expected to enhance the institutional and legislative reforms of public procurement and improve government capacity for e-procurement adoption to enhance transparency and efficiency in public procurement. 5)Results-based budgeting TA Program. The development objective of this TA is that the Government of Zimbabwe should be able to allocate resources efficiently to achieve specified results, with the capacity to monitor the intermediate stages in the implied theory of change in public services for citizens. The TA Program supports the introduction of program budgeting, as well as key reforms to strengthen the management of financing and public expenditures in key social sectors. It comprises three subcomponents:(i) Program-based Budgeting which aims to build capacity for and support the preparation of program budgets for all line ministries;(ii) Technical assistance to the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MOHCC), and(iii) Technical assistance to the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (MOPSE).The TA to these line ministries is expected to support the formulation of robust expenditure policy decisions within those sectors.  6)Poverty Monitoring and Evaluation TA Program. The project development objective is to strengthen the collection and use of high quality data on poverty and other social outcomes for the design of better policies and programs in Zimbabwe. PICES data is critical for effective targeting of Government and donor-funded programs aimed at reducing poverty as enunciated in the Interim Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (I-PRSP) for 2016 to 2018. 7) Zimbabwe National Water Project (ZNWP)The ZNWP aims to improve water supply in small towns, strengthen the Zimbabwe National Water Authority and the regulatory framework in the water sector. To date, the project has made notable progress in achieving its intermediate outcomes which are expected to soon yield the targeted high-level outcome. 8) Climate Change TA Program. The objective of the project is to increase the capacity of the Government of Zimbabwe to integrate climate change in the planning, design and implementation of development activities, with a focus on the management of natural resources.      Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Public finance management (PFM) Public sector policy and administrative management Domestic revenue mobilisation Financial policy and administrative management Macroeconomic policy Government & Civil Society-general Banking & Financial Services Examples of the main results of ZIMREF during 2022 include: In an effort to improve the investment climate, commercial e-courts have been launched and established since 2022. The main purpose is to ensure speedy resolution of commercial disputes. In relation to reforms within the PFM system a gender responsive citizen's budget was prepared and budget processes were made open to the public. In this there was collaboration with media, civil society and other central and local stakeholders where they were able to advocate for their needs. Automating the number of extra budgetary funds and donor-funded grants brought visibility to areas previously outside of the MoFED's sphere. According to the WB, Zimbabwe is now ranked as being the third most budget transparent countries in the region. In relation to professionalization of accounting in the public sector, ZIMREF supported professional training of accountants and auditors at various levels. The first Public Sector Professional Accountant in Zimbabwe (PSPAZ) graduation was held in 2022. Graduates included key personnel from the Office of the Auditor General, the Accountant General's Department and other key ministries. Within the Public Investment Management (PIM) component the government has streamlined its procedures for public investment appraisals and treasury procedures in emergencies to ensure timely action. In relation to climate smart PIM the project have increased the capacity of government to assess the economic viability of climate proofing government projects and enhanced the efficiency and effectiveness in capital expenditures and budgets by mainstreaming the climate change agenda into capital budgeting. In addition, some extra TA activities were carried out beyond the scope of the ZIMREF project which included on the job assistance to MoFED and Ministry of energy and other line ministries in developing a pipeline of climate resilient projects, screen projects for climate related risks and to assess economic viability of climate proofing projects subject to an unacceptable climate risk threshold. The project also worked to facilitate the adoption and launch by GoZ of Risk Management Framework to guide risk management in Ministries, Departments and Agencies of government. Finally, the project also disseminated the results of the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) FinScope Survey in November 2022 as well as the the findings of the seventh round of telephone survey poverty assessments. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52120093-5212009301 Sweden The World Bank has established a new multi-donor fund - the Zimbabwe reconstruction fund (Zimref) to strengthen Zimbabwe's system for reconstruction and development. The fund has four "windows" with the following overall objectives: - support for analytical policy studies on development challenges in Zimbabwe. - support for investments for economic and social reconstruction. - support for increased productivity and improved conditions for entrepreneurship. - support for the strengthening of public financial governance systems, including institutional reforms and capacity development. In Zimref's above "window" there are currently the following seven projects, where type of activity (TA=Technical Assistance), implementation model (BE=Bank executed, RE=Recipient Executed) and budget are indicated in the table below: 1) Results-based budgeting; BE-TA, budget 2.1 MUSD. 2) Public Procurement Modernization Project; BE-TA & RE-Investment, budget 2.0 MUSD. 3) PFM Enhancement Project; RE-Investment, budget 20.9 MUSD. 4) National Water Development Project; RE-Investment, budget 20.8 MUSD. 5) Poverty Monitoring and ZimAsset M&E Project; BE-TA, budget 2.5 MUSD. 6) Capital Budget TA; BE-TA, budget 3.5 MUSD. 7) Business Environment Enabling Program; DFID funded, budget not decided. 8) Climate Change TA; budget 1.45 MUSD. Undecided. The World Bank's planning horizon is a fund of approx. 100 MUSD over a five-year period. Currently, the fund has received indicative support of approximately USD 36 million. Unlike the previous World Bank-administered Multi-Donor Fund for Analytical Policy Studies (A-MDTF), Zimref intends to be a fund not only for analysis and technical support, but also for investment. The fund's projects will be both "Bank executed" and "Recipient executed", the latter via the Zimbabwean government. In a special memorandum (decision attached), the embassy requested and on 22 October 2015 received a mandate (decision attached) from Sida's Africa department to enter into an agreement with the World Bank regarding both "Bank executed Projects" and "Recipient executed projects". Världsbanken har upprättat en ny flergivarfond - Zimbabwe reconstruction fund (Zimref) för att genom denna stärka Zimbabwes system för återuppbyggnad och utveckling. Fonden har fyra "fönster" med följande övergripande målsättningar: - stöd till analytiska policy-studier om utvecklingsutmaningar i Zimbabwe. - stöd till investeringar för ekonomisk och social återbyggnad. - stöd till ökad produktivitet och förbättrade förutsättningar för företagssamhet. - stöd till stärkandet av system för offentlig finansiell styrning, inklusive institutionella reformer och kapacitetsutveckling. I Zimrefs ovanstående "fönster" finns idag följande sju projekt, där typ av aktivitet (TA=Technical Assistance), implementeringsmodell (BE=Bank executed, RE=Recipient Executed) och budget anges i nedanstående tabell: 1) Results-based budgeting; BE-TA, budget 2,1 MUSD. 2) Public Procurement Modernization Project; BE-TA & RE-Investment, budget 2,0 MUSD. 3) PFM Enhancement Project; RE-Investment, budget 20,9 MUSD. 4) National Water Development Project; RE-Investment, budget 20,8 MUSD. 5) Poverty Monitoring and ZimAsset M&E Project; BE-TA, budget 2,5 MUSD. 6) Capital Budget TA; BE-TA, budget 3,5 MUSD. 7) Business Environment Enabling Program; DFID finansierat, budget ej beslutad. 8) Climate Change TA; budget 1,45 MUSD. Ej beslutad. Världsbankens planeringshorisont är en fond med ca 100 MUSD under en femårsperiod. I dagsläget har fonden erhållit indikativt stöd om ca 36 MUSD. Till skillnad från den tidigare Världsbanksadministerarade flergivarfonden för analytiska policystudier (A-MDTF) avser Zimref vara en fond inte bara för analyser och tekniskt stöd, men även för investeringar. Fondens projekt kommer att vara såväl "Bank executed" som "Recipient executed", det senare via Zimbabwes regering. Ambassaden har i särskild promemoria (bifogas beslut) begärt och 22 oktober 2015 erhållit mandat (bifogas beslut) från Sidas Afrika avdelning att ingå avtal med Världsbanken avseende såväl "Bank executed Projects" som "Recipient executed projects". The Project Development Objective of the Zimbabwe Reconstruction Fund (ZIMREF) is to contribute to the strengthening of Zimbabwe's systems for reconstruction and development with a focus on stabilization and reform, reconstruction, development, and poverty alleviation. ZIMREF supports both Recipient-Executed (RE) and Bank-Executed (BE) activities.  There are 8 main financing windows under ZIMREF: 1) Business Environment, Financial Sector and Investment Policy (BEFSIP)The BEFSIP aims to improve the business climate for the private sector and has a focus on improving the business climate for microenterprises, SMEs, and agricultural smallholder farmers by:(i) reducing the time, cost, and bureaucratic burden of doing business in Zimbabwe;(ii) introducing more effective and predictable investment and commercial policies; and(iii) strengthening the regulatory framework and financial infrastructure for expanded access to financial services and markets for small and medium enterprises and smallholder producers. 2) Capital Budgets TA. The Capital Budgets Programmatic Technical Assistance Program (CaBuPTA) is aimed at developing modern public investment planning, management and resource mobilization systems; improving state-owned enterprise (SOE) governance and supporting development of a pipeline of feasible projects in the transport sector. 3) Public Financial Management Enhancement Project (PFMEP)The Project Development Objective (PDO) of the Public Financial Management Enhancement Project (PFM) is to improve control, transparency and accountability, and oversight in the use of public resource in Zimbabwe.4) Public Procurement Modernisation Reform Project. The Public Procurement Modernization Reform Project aims to support the modernization of the public procurement regulatory framework and practices and develop and pilot e-Government procurement. The project is expected to enhance the institutional and legislative reforms of public procurement and improve government capacity for e-procurement adoption to enhance transparency and efficiency in public procurement. 5)Results-based budgeting TA Program. The development objective of this TA is that the Government of Zimbabwe should be able to allocate resources efficiently to achieve specified results, with the capacity to monitor the intermediate stages in the implied theory of change in public services for citizens. The TA Program supports the introduction of program budgeting, as well as key reforms to strengthen the management of financing and public expenditures in key social sectors. It comprises three subcomponents:(i) Program-based Budgeting which aims to build capacity for and support the preparation of program budgets for all line ministries;(ii) Technical assistance to the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MOHCC), and(iii) Technical assistance to the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (MOPSE).The TA to these line ministries is expected to support the formulation of robust expenditure policy decisions within those sectors.  6)Poverty Monitoring and Evaluation TA Program. The project development objective is to strengthen the collection and use of high quality data on poverty and other social outcomes for the design of better policies and programs in Zimbabwe. PICES data is critical for effective targeting of Government and donor-funded programs aimed at reducing poverty as enunciated in the Interim Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (I-PRSP) for 2016 to 2018. 7) Zimbabwe National Water Project (ZNWP)The ZNWP aims to improve water supply in small towns, strengthen the Zimbabwe National Water Authority and the regulatory framework in the water sector. To date, the project has made notable progress in achieving its intermediate outcomes which are expected to soon yield the targeted high-level outcome. 8) Climate Change TA Program. The objective of the project is to increase the capacity of the Government of Zimbabwe to integrate climate change in the planning, design and implementation of development activities, with a focus on the management of natural resources.      Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 43000000 43000000 2150000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 860000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8600000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 30100000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1290000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8600000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 30100000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 2150000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 860000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1290000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-52120093-5212009302 Sweden The World Bank has established a new multi-donor fund - the Zimbabwe reconstruction fund (Zimref) to strengthen Zimbabwe's system for reconstruction and development. The fund has four "windows" with the following overall objectives: - support for analytical policy studies on development challenges in Zimbabwe. - support for investments for economic and social reconstruction. - support for increased productivity and improved conditions for entrepreneurship. - support for the strengthening of public financial governance systems, including institutional reforms and capacity development. In Zimref's above "window" there are currently the following seven projects, where type of activity (TA=Technical Assistance), implementation model (BE=Bank executed, RE=Recipient Executed) and budget are indicated in the table below: 1) Results-based budgeting; BE-TA, budget 2.1 MUSD. 2) Public Procurement Modernization Project; BE-TA & RE-Investment, budget 2.0 MUSD. 3) PFM Enhancement Project; RE-Investment, budget 20.9 MUSD. 4) National Water Development Project; RE-Investment, budget 20.8 MUSD. 5) Poverty Monitoring and ZimAsset M&E Project; BE-TA, budget 2.5 MUSD. 6) Capital Budget TA; BE-TA, budget 3.5 MUSD. 7) Business Environment Enabling Program; DFID funded, budget not decided. 8) Climate Change TA; budget 1.45 MUSD. Undecided. The World Bank's planning horizon is a fund of approx. 100 MUSD over a five-year period. Currently, the fund has received indicative support of approximately USD 36 million. Unlike the previous World Bank-administered Multi-Donor Fund for Analytical Policy Studies (A-MDTF), Zimref intends to be a fund not only for analysis and technical support, but also for investment. The fund's projects will be both "Bank executed" and "Recipient executed", the latter via the Zimbabwean government. In a special memorandum (decision attached), the embassy requested and on 22 October 2015 received a mandate (decision attached) from Sida's Africa department to enter into an agreement with the World Bank regarding both "Bank executed Projects" and "Recipient executed projects". Världsbanken har upprättat en ny flergivarfond - Zimbabwe reconstruction fund (Zimref) för att genom denna stärka Zimbabwes system för återuppbyggnad och utveckling. Fonden har fyra "fönster" med följande övergripande målsättningar: - stöd till analytiska policy-studier om utvecklingsutmaningar i Zimbabwe. - stöd till investeringar för ekonomisk och social återbyggnad. - stöd till ökad produktivitet och förbättrade förutsättningar för företagssamhet. - stöd till stärkandet av system för offentlig finansiell styrning, inklusive institutionella reformer och kapacitetsutveckling. I Zimrefs ovanstående "fönster" finns idag följande sju projekt, där typ av aktivitet (TA=Technical Assistance), implementeringsmodell (BE=Bank executed, RE=Recipient Executed) och budget anges i nedanstående tabell: 1) Results-based budgeting; BE-TA, budget 2,1 MUSD. 2) Public Procurement Modernization Project; BE-TA & RE-Investment, budget 2,0 MUSD. 3) PFM Enhancement Project; RE-Investment, budget 20,9 MUSD. 4) National Water Development Project; RE-Investment, budget 20,8 MUSD. 5) Poverty Monitoring and ZimAsset M&E Project; BE-TA, budget 2,5 MUSD. 6) Capital Budget TA; BE-TA, budget 3,5 MUSD. 7) Business Environment Enabling Program; DFID finansierat, budget ej beslutad. 8) Climate Change TA; budget 1,45 MUSD. Ej beslutad. Världsbankens planeringshorisont är en fond med ca 100 MUSD under en femårsperiod. I dagsläget har fonden erhållit indikativt stöd om ca 36 MUSD. Till skillnad från den tidigare Världsbanksadministerarade flergivarfonden för analytiska policystudier (A-MDTF) avser Zimref vara en fond inte bara för analyser och tekniskt stöd, men även för investeringar. Fondens projekt kommer att vara såväl "Bank executed" som "Recipient executed", det senare via Zimbabwes regering. Ambassaden har i särskild promemoria (bifogas beslut) begärt och 22 oktober 2015 erhållit mandat (bifogas beslut) från Sidas Afrika avdelning att ingå avtal med Världsbanken avseende såväl "Bank executed Projects" som "Recipient executed projects". The Project Development Objective of the Zimbabwe Reconstruction Fund (ZIMREF) is to contribute to the strengthening of Zimbabwe's systems for reconstruction and development with a focus on stabilization and reform, reconstruction, development, and poverty alleviation. ZIMREF supports both Recipient-Executed (RE) and Bank-Executed (BE) activities.  There are 8 main financing windows under ZIMREF: 1) Business Environment, Financial Sector and Investment Policy (BEFSIP)The BEFSIP aims to improve the business climate for the private sector and has a focus on improving the business climate for microenterprises, SMEs, and agricultural smallholder farmers by:(i) reducing the time, cost, and bureaucratic burden of doing business in Zimbabwe;(ii) introducing more effective and predictable investment and commercial policies; and(iii) strengthening the regulatory framework and financial infrastructure for expanded access to financial services and markets for small and medium enterprises and smallholder producers. 2) Capital Budgets TA. The Capital Budgets Programmatic Technical Assistance Program (CaBuPTA) is aimed at developing modern public investment planning, management and resource mobilization systems; improving state-owned enterprise (SOE) governance and supporting development of a pipeline of feasible projects in the transport sector. 3) Public Financial Management Enhancement Project (PFMEP)The Project Development Objective (PDO) of the Public Financial Management Enhancement Project (PFM) is to improve control, transparency and accountability, and oversight in the use of public resource in Zimbabwe.4) Public Procurement Modernisation Reform Project. The Public Procurement Modernization Reform Project aims to support the modernization of the public procurement regulatory framework and practices and develop and pilot e-Government procurement. The project is expected to enhance the institutional and legislative reforms of public procurement and improve government capacity for e-procurement adoption to enhance transparency and efficiency in public procurement. 5)Results-based budgeting TA Program. The development objective of this TA is that the Government of Zimbabwe should be able to allocate resources efficiently to achieve specified results, with the capacity to monitor the intermediate stages in the implied theory of change in public services for citizens. The TA Program supports the introduction of program budgeting, as well as key reforms to strengthen the management of financing and public expenditures in key social sectors. It comprises three subcomponents:(i) Program-based Budgeting which aims to build capacity for and support the preparation of program budgets for all line ministries;(ii) Technical assistance to the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MOHCC), and(iii) Technical assistance to the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (MOPSE).The TA to these line ministries is expected to support the formulation of robust expenditure policy decisions within those sectors.  6)Poverty Monitoring and Evaluation TA Program. The project development objective is to strengthen the collection and use of high quality data on poverty and other social outcomes for the design of better policies and programs in Zimbabwe. PICES data is critical for effective targeting of Government and donor-funded programs aimed at reducing poverty as enunciated in the Interim Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (I-PRSP) for 2016 to 2018. 7) Zimbabwe National Water Project (ZNWP)The ZNWP aims to improve water supply in small towns, strengthen the Zimbabwe National Water Authority and the regulatory framework in the water sector. To date, the project has made notable progress in achieving its intermediate outcomes which are expected to soon yield the targeted high-level outcome. 8) Climate Change TA Program. The objective of the project is to increase the capacity of the Government of Zimbabwe to integrate climate change in the planning, design and implementation of development activities, with a focus on the management of natural resources.      Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -64090 -64090 -64090 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -64090.24 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and rule of law, including decreased corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Sustainable livelihood, inclusive of improved food security and productive, resilient and sustainable agriculture Hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och ett produktivt, motståndskraftigt och hållbart jordbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for productive employment with decent working conditions Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-52130035 Sweden Geneva International Center for Humanitarian Demining works to eliminate mines and other explosive remmants of war by research, disseminating knowledge and capacity development with local, national and international actors in mine-affected countries. Kärnstöd till Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) för genomförande av strategiska planen 2015-2018. GICHD är en expertorganisation inriktad på minhantering och explosiva lämningar av krig. GICHD arbetar i relation till nationella och lokala myndigheter, civilsamhällesorganisationer och internationella aktörer genom forskning, kunskapsspridning, utvecklande av standarder och kapacitetsstöd. GICHD har därtill en specifik roll och mandat att utgöra sekretariat för och följa upp IMAS - International Mine Action Standards. GICHD:s övergripande mål är att stärka efterlevnad och spridning av internationella konventioner angående min- och klustervapen; stärka nationella aktörer och processer för minhantering samt integrering av minhantering i den bredare mänsklig säkerhetsagendan. GICHD arbetar övergripande med konventionerna på området, på inbjudan av enskilda länder, samt i relation till civilsamhällesaktörer och myndigheter. GICHD rymmer sekretariatet för International Mine Action Standards (IMAS) och hanterar IMAS på UN Mine Action Service's vägnar. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war Conflict, Peace & Security According to the GICHD, mine action has seen significant progress over the last two decades since the Anti-personnel Mine Ban Treaty was agreed. In 1998, half of the countries in the world were contaminated by landmines and other explosives. Since then the number of new victims per year has been on a downward trend, 31 countries have declared themselves mine free and more than 53 million stockpiled mines have been destroyed. However, during the last four years this positive trend has been challenged and there has been a surge in the number of mine victims. This mostly related to the new conflicts in Syria, Yemen, Libya, Ukraine and elsewhere. Despite the negative overall global trend in mine action, the GICHD has achieved noteworthy results during the 2015-2018 period. During this period Algeria, Mauritania and Mozambique were declared free of mines. The GICHD, supported Mozambique during several years in various ways and the other two countries through the Arab regional cooperation programme. Hence, the GICHD supported these achievements to some extent. The GICHD has support national mine action strategies in the following 8 countries during 2015-2018: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, South Sudan, Afghanistan, DRC, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka and a donors strategy for the German Federal Foreign Office. The Zimbabwe national mine action strategy was the first national mine action strategy for the country and it has defined the mine action problem in a better way and facilitated work for the mine action operators which are now expanding operations, including with Sida funding through the Mines Advisory Group. (MAG).  Information Management is another core area for the GICHD. The Information Management System for Mine Action (IMSMA) -a data collection, storage, validation and analysis tool - was adapted in 2017. The latest version of IMSMA, named IMSMA Core, fully benefits from advanced technologies, such as unmanned aerial imaging and three-dimensional mapping for spatial data analysis and data sharing. From 2015 to 2018, the GICHD assisted 32 mine action programmes in developing and implementing their capacity in information management. A capacity development framework was used in 8 of those countries to assess progress in data, processes, organisation and resources, using 37 indicators. The overall score has increased in 7 countries. The GICHD contributes to the development, review and promotion of the International Mine Action Standards (IMAS) within the mine action community, as a member of the IMAS review board and as the secretariat for the same board. In addition, the GICHD provides expert advice and training on the application of IMAS at country level. Between 2015 and 2018, 14 standards and technical notes were developed or revised to reflect the reality on the ground as much as possible. The GICHD contributed significantly to that work. Given the challenges posed by IEDs in recent conflicts, a heavy focus was out on revising standards to enhance existing guidance related to the survey and clearance of IEDs in a humanitarian context. Furthermore, a new IMAS on Environmental Management in Mine Action was adopted.  The GICHD has supported several countries to develop and review their national standards (NMAS) in line with the IMAS. For example, Lebanon has adopted NMAS chapters for land release, information management and quality management. NMAS were established for the first time in Ukraine, following workshops and consultations regarding good practices. The improvement and implementation of the land release approach has made it possible to deploy costly clearance assets more effectively, resulting in considerable time and cost savings. In Sri Lanka for example, the civil war had left 64 km2 of suspected contaminated areas behind. The Sri Lanka Mine Action Centre was trained by GICHD experts on the implementation of non-technical surveys. In 2015 alone, 18.7 km2 of land previously considered potentially contaminated were cancelled – this represents almost 90% of all suspected hazardous areas in 4 provinces. The experience and knowledge that the country obtained from the GICHD significantly contributed to implement this successful process, and Sri Lanka has now a much clearer picture of the level and location of mine and ERW contamination on its territory. This work together with an increased national ownership in Sri Lanka and increased efforts by operators makes Sri Lanka to be on track to be declared free of mines in the next few years.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52130035-5213003501 Sweden Geneva International Center for Humanitarian Demining works to eliminate mines and other explosive remmants of war by research, disseminating knowledge and capacity development with local, national and international actors in mine-affected countries. Kärnstöd till Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) för genomförande av strategiska planen 2015-2018. GICHD är en expertorganisation inriktad på minhantering och explosiva lämningar av krig. GICHD arbetar i relation till nationella och lokala myndigheter, civilsamhällesorganisationer och internationella aktörer genom forskning, kunskapsspridning, utvecklande av standarder och kapacitetsstöd. GICHD har därtill en specifik roll och mandat att utgöra sekretariat för och följa upp IMAS - International Mine Action Standards. GICHD:s övergripande mål är att stärka efterlevnad och spridning av internationella konventioner angående min- och klustervapen; stärka nationella aktörer och processer för minhantering samt integrering av minhantering i den bredare mänsklig säkerhetsagendan. GICHD arbetar övergripande med konventionerna på området, på inbjudan av enskilda länder, samt i relation till civilsamhällesaktörer och myndigheter. GICHD rymmer sekretariatet för International Mine Action Standards (IMAS) och hanterar IMAS på UN Mine Action Service's vägnar. Sweden GICHD/Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GICHD/Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 2500000 2500000 0 2500000 2500000 2500000 -2500000 -2500000 0 2500000 2500000 7500000 GICHD/Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining 2500000 GICHD/Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining 2500000 GICHD/Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining 2500000 GICHD/Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining SE-0-SE-6-52130035-5213003502 Sweden Geneva International Center for Humanitarian Demining works to eliminate mines and other explosive remmants of war by research, disseminating knowledge and capacity development with local, national and international actors in mine-affected countries. Kärnstöd till Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) för genomförande av strategiska planen 2015-2018. GICHD är en expertorganisation inriktad på minhantering och explosiva lämningar av krig. GICHD arbetar i relation till nationella och lokala myndigheter, civilsamhällesorganisationer och internationella aktörer genom forskning, kunskapsspridning, utvecklande av standarder och kapacitetsstöd. GICHD har därtill en specifik roll och mandat att utgöra sekretariat för och följa upp IMAS - International Mine Action Standards. GICHD:s övergripande mål är att stärka efterlevnad och spridning av internationella konventioner angående min- och klustervapen; stärka nationella aktörer och processer för minhantering samt integrering av minhantering i den bredare mänsklig säkerhetsagendan. GICHD arbetar övergripande med konventionerna på området, på inbjudan av enskilda länder, samt i relation till civilsamhällesaktörer och myndigheter. GICHD rymmer sekretariatet för International Mine Action Standards (IMAS) och hanterar IMAS på UN Mine Action Service's vägnar. Sweden GICHD/Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GICHD/Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 2500000 0 2500000 GICHD/Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining 2500000 GICHD/Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Reduced threat from mines, cluster munitions and other explosive remnants of war Minskat hot från minor, klusterammunition och andra explosiva lämningar av krig Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52130037 Sweden Support for UNDP/DPA Joint Programme 2016-2018 Peace and Development Advisors (PDAs). Joint UNDP-DPA Programme on Building National Capacities for Conflict Prevention lanserades 2004 och syftar till stärka UN Country teams och till att bygga och konsolidera nationella kapaciteter och initativ för konfliktförebyggande i konfliktdrabbade, sviktande länder och länder som genomgår politisk instabilitet eller svåra transitioner. Sida har stött programmet sedan starten för tolv år sedan. Det nya stödet är till stor del en en fortsättning av det tidigare stödet. Eftersom det föregående avtalets aktivitetsperiod slutar 30 juni 2016 gäller Sidas bedömning av nytt stöd från perioden 1 juli 2016, detta trots att själva programdokumentet gäller 2015.2018. Programmet är ett samarbete mellan UNDP och FN-sekretariatets avdelning för politiska frågor (DPA). Såväl en oberoende översyn som gjordes 2014, som inom organisationerna själva, lyfter man detta program som ett av de mer framgångsrika exemplena på inter-agency samarbete inom FN-systemet. Genom programmet samlas FN-systemets resurser och tematiska expertis inom konfliktförebyggande, dialog och medling för att stödja UN Country Teams och länder där dessa behov identifierats. Programmet ger en flexibilitet för FN-systemet att stärka kapaciteten inom konfliktförebyggande och konfliktanalys där detta bedöms särskilt viktigt. Programmet har fem huvudsakliga outputs: i. Freds- och utvecklingsrådgivare (PDA) på landnivå för att bygga långsiktig kapacitet hos nationella partners och UN Country Teams att genomföra konflikt och politisk analys och utforma/genomföra konfliktkänslig programmering. ii.Stärkta mekanismer och kapacitet för samarbete och dialog; iii. Teknisk expertis som kan svara upp med snabbhet i krismiljöer. iv. Samordnat och komplementärt UNDP och DPA stöd, analys och engagemang i specifika länder; v. Stärkt kapacitet att dela best practices och lärdomar. Programmets största kostnad är output 1, finansieringen av PDA:er. Antalet PDA:s som finansieras årligen planeras ligga runt 35 stycken. Eftersom PDA:erna betraktas som katalytiska punktinsatser sker det årligen en prövning av i vilka länder dessa funktioner ska behållas, var de ska fasas ut, och i vilka nya länder behovet av en PDA identifierats.En ökad kostnadsdelning av dessa funktioner har skett, där UN Country Teams (samt också Peace-Building Fund) i allt högre grad delfinansierar PDA:aerna. Sida föreslås fortsätta sitt stöd på samma nivå som under tidigare avtalsperioder, med 20 MSEK per år under en treårsperiod. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska för att möjliggöra för nationella programhandläggare att delta i uppföljningen av insatsen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security Programmet tillhandahåller stöd till FN:s landteam i ett fyrtiotal länder kringkonfliktkänslighet, konfliktförebyggande och fredsbyggande, genom Freds- ochutvecklingsrådgivare (PDA) som placeras på landnivå och genom kortare stödinsatser ochrådgivning. Två tredjedelar av PDA arbetar gentemot civilsamhällesaktörer och hälften arbetar med intern kapacitetsutveckling inom FN. I relation till värdländerna arbetar PDA:r framför allt med medling och dialogprocesser, nationell fredsarkitektur,valprocesser och förebyggande av våldsam extremism. En extern utvärdering bekräftar resultat på landnivå och kom med rekommendationerför att stärka programmet ytterligare, bl a inom M&E och uthållighet. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52130037-5213003701 Sweden Support for UNDP/DPA Joint Programme 2016-2018 Peace and Development Advisors (PDAs). Joint UNDP-DPA Programme on Building National Capacities for Conflict Prevention lanserades 2004 och syftar till stärka UN Country teams och till att bygga och konsolidera nationella kapaciteter och initativ för konfliktförebyggande i konfliktdrabbade, sviktande länder och länder som genomgår politisk instabilitet eller svåra transitioner. Sida har stött programmet sedan starten för tolv år sedan. Det nya stödet är till stor del en en fortsättning av det tidigare stödet. Eftersom det föregående avtalets aktivitetsperiod slutar 30 juni 2016 gäller Sidas bedömning av nytt stöd från perioden 1 juli 2016, detta trots att själva programdokumentet gäller 2015.2018. Programmet är ett samarbete mellan UNDP och FN-sekretariatets avdelning för politiska frågor (DPA). Såväl en oberoende översyn som gjordes 2014, som inom organisationerna själva, lyfter man detta program som ett av de mer framgångsrika exemplena på inter-agency samarbete inom FN-systemet. Genom programmet samlas FN-systemets resurser och tematiska expertis inom konfliktförebyggande, dialog och medling för att stödja UN Country Teams och länder där dessa behov identifierats. Programmet ger en flexibilitet för FN-systemet att stärka kapaciteten inom konfliktförebyggande och konfliktanalys där detta bedöms särskilt viktigt. Programmet har fem huvudsakliga outputs: i. Freds- och utvecklingsrådgivare (PDA) på landnivå för att bygga långsiktig kapacitet hos nationella partners och UN Country Teams att genomföra konflikt och politisk analys och utforma/genomföra konfliktkänslig programmering. ii.Stärkta mekanismer och kapacitet för samarbete och dialog; iii. Teknisk expertis som kan svara upp med snabbhet i krismiljöer. iv. Samordnat och komplementärt UNDP och DPA stöd, analys och engagemang i specifika länder; v. Stärkt kapacitet att dela best practices och lärdomar. Programmets största kostnad är output 1, finansieringen av PDA:er. Antalet PDA:s som finansieras årligen planeras ligga runt 35 stycken. Eftersom PDA:erna betraktas som katalytiska punktinsatser sker det årligen en prövning av i vilka länder dessa funktioner ska behållas, var de ska fasas ut, och i vilka nya länder behovet av en PDA identifierats.En ökad kostnadsdelning av dessa funktioner har skett, där UN Country Teams (samt också Peace-Building Fund) i allt högre grad delfinansierar PDA:aerna. Sida föreslås fortsätta sitt stöd på samma nivå som under tidigare avtalsperioder, med 20 MSEK per år under en treårsperiod. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska för att möjliggöra för nationella programhandläggare att delta i uppföljningen av insatsen. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 0 20000000 20000000 20000000 -20000000 -20000000 20000000 40000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-52130037-5213003702 Sweden Support for UNDP/DPA Joint Programme 2016-2018 Peace and Development Advisors (PDAs). Joint UNDP-DPA Programme on Building National Capacities for Conflict Prevention lanserades 2004 och syftar till stärka UN Country teams och till att bygga och konsolidera nationella kapaciteter och initativ för konfliktförebyggande i konfliktdrabbade, sviktande länder och länder som genomgår politisk instabilitet eller svåra transitioner. Sida har stött programmet sedan starten för tolv år sedan. Det nya stödet är till stor del en en fortsättning av det tidigare stödet. Eftersom det föregående avtalets aktivitetsperiod slutar 30 juni 2016 gäller Sidas bedömning av nytt stöd från perioden 1 juli 2016, detta trots att själva programdokumentet gäller 2015.2018. Programmet är ett samarbete mellan UNDP och FN-sekretariatets avdelning för politiska frågor (DPA). Såväl en oberoende översyn som gjordes 2014, som inom organisationerna själva, lyfter man detta program som ett av de mer framgångsrika exemplena på inter-agency samarbete inom FN-systemet. Genom programmet samlas FN-systemets resurser och tematiska expertis inom konfliktförebyggande, dialog och medling för att stödja UN Country Teams och länder där dessa behov identifierats. Programmet ger en flexibilitet för FN-systemet att stärka kapaciteten inom konfliktförebyggande och konfliktanalys där detta bedöms särskilt viktigt. Programmet har fem huvudsakliga outputs: i. Freds- och utvecklingsrådgivare (PDA) på landnivå för att bygga långsiktig kapacitet hos nationella partners och UN Country Teams att genomföra konflikt och politisk analys och utforma/genomföra konfliktkänslig programmering. ii.Stärkta mekanismer och kapacitet för samarbete och dialog; iii. Teknisk expertis som kan svara upp med snabbhet i krismiljöer. iv. Samordnat och komplementärt UNDP och DPA stöd, analys och engagemang i specifika länder; v. Stärkt kapacitet att dela best practices och lärdomar. Programmets största kostnad är output 1, finansieringen av PDA:er. Antalet PDA:s som finansieras årligen planeras ligga runt 35 stycken. Eftersom PDA:erna betraktas som katalytiska punktinsatser sker det årligen en prövning av i vilka länder dessa funktioner ska behållas, var de ska fasas ut, och i vilka nya länder behovet av en PDA identifierats.En ökad kostnadsdelning av dessa funktioner har skett, där UN Country Teams (samt också Peace-Building Fund) i allt högre grad delfinansierar PDA:aerna. Sida föreslås fortsätta sitt stöd på samma nivå som under tidigare avtalsperioder, med 20 MSEK per år under en treårsperiod. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska för att möjliggöra för nationella programhandläggare att delta i uppföljningen av insatsen. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 40000000 40000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 40000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to prevent armed conflict and support inclusive peacebuilding and statebuilding processes Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened participation and influence of women and of youth in dialogue and peace processes Stärkt deltagande och inflytande av kvinnor och av unga inom dialog och fredsprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52130039 Sweden Support to Parliamentary Forum on Small Arms and Light Weapons April 2016 - June 2021 working against proliferation of small arms. Parlamentarikerforum för lätta vapen-frågor (PF) är en sammanslutning av cirka 290 parlamentariker från 100 länder (2021) som gemensamt arbetar för att få till stånd bättre reglering av små och lätta vapen (SALW). Parlamentarikerforum för lätta vapen-frågor erbjuder en platform för parlamentariker runt om i världen att diskutera och agera för en bättre kontroll och minskning av spridning av små och lätta vapen. PF har bidragit till att stärka rättsliga nationella ramverk kring kontroll av små och lätta vapen, öka allmänhetens förståelsen kring våld relaterat till små och lätta vapen och utarbeta best-practices kring nedminskning och förhindring av våld relaterat till små och lätta vapen. The Parliamentary Forum on Small and Light Weapons aims to contribute to the achievement of more peaceful and developed societies by parliamentary action against armed violence to increase human security. The Forum has the following outcomes in the revised results framework. 1. Improved compliance with international SALW control instruments at the national and regional level through increased parliamentary action. 2. Increased universalisation and implementation of the ATT, UNPoA and SDG 16.4 through the support and promotion of parliamentary participation and action in international processes. 3. Strengthened parliamentary outreach, advocacy and awareness raising for the prevention and reduction of SALW related violence. 4. Consolidated financial and operational sustainability of the Forum. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Reintegration and SALW control Conflict, Peace & Security Outcome 1: Improved compliance with international SALW control instruments at the national and regional level through increased parliamentary action Over 170 actions were taken by parliamentarians that are members of the Parliamentary Forum on Small Arms and Light Weapons (the Forum) during the entire project period. Members reported on a total of 85 legislative and oversight actions at the national and regional levels related to SALW control. Latin America and Caribbean was one of the regions, together with Africa, where a majority of actions accounted for were taken by the members. In 2017, members took numerous actions on Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) ratification in Brazil and Colombia, which in the case of Brazil contributed to the country ratifying the Treaty in the following year. Other topical issues in the region, where members have been active during the project, includes the establishment of national registry for ballistic data in Argentina and Trinidad and Tobago, and increased regulation of security staff, such as prohibiting carrying weapons off duty and using excessive force in Chile and Uruguay. Advocacy effort towards ATT ratification took place in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in 2017 and 2018 by several Forum members, as well as in Cameroon where the country finally deposited the instrument of ratification in 2018 following years of intensive parliamentary and advocacy work where Forum members contributed. Moreover, steps were taken by the Members for ATT implementation, including in Burkina Faso where a member was part of preparing, reviewing and adopting a law to support ATT implementation in 2019. In 2018, Forum members in the Philippines were part of a process reviewing the Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Act and put forward several bills with suggested amendments. Outcome 2: Increased universalisation and implementation of the ATT, UN PoA and SDG 16.4 through the support and promotion of parliamentary participation and action in international processes. Members participated as panellists or moderator in international SALW-related disarmament initiatives over 40 times during the project period. The Forum hosted two side-events and participated actively with statements both at Biennial Meetings of States (BMS) 7 and the Seventh Conference of State Parties to the ATT (CSP 7), including during side events hosted by other relevant stakeholders. In 2016, in relation to BMS 6, the Forum held a side event which focused on how parliamentarians and health professionals can work towards the UN Programme of Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons UNPoA and the implementation of SDG 16.4. Moreover, the Forum actively advocated for the inclusion of parliamentarians in national delegations, including by reaching out to Members and various Heads of Delegation to support the inclusion of parliamentary representatives. As a result, members from Sweden and Uruguay were invited to form part of their delegations at BMS 6. Additionally, at the Third Revision Conference of the UN PoA in 2018, the Forum successfully advocated for the inclusion of the role of parliamentarians in the final report from the Conference. At BMS 7 in 2021, the Forum hosted a virtual side event in collaboration with the MFA of Sweden and Asean Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA), highlighting the key conclusions and recommendations from the regional webinars for Southeast Asia and Africa. Moreover, at BMS 7, the Forum had the opportunity to deliver a statement within the framework of the regular conference, in which the importance of preventing SALW-related violence and the role of parliamentarians was underlined. In 2021, the Forum hosted a virtual side event at the side lines of CSP 7. For the first time, the Forum was able to deliver a statement at CSP 7, thereby being able to specifically highlight the role of parliamentarians in ATT implementation and universalisation in a speech targeting state representatives, parliamentarians and other stakeholders present. Outcome 3: Strengthened parliamentary outreach, advocacy and awareness raising for the prevention and reduction of SALW related violence. The number of external media publications covering or relating the work of Members and the Forum, amounted to nearly 170 during the entire project period. Gender equality Promoting meaningful participation of women in a male dominated field has been a focus for the Forum. 42% of all participants in the key activities during the project period were women, which exceeded the set target of 40%. Between April 2020-June 2021, the Forum reached a total of 50% women participants in its activities which was the highest percentage during the project. Considering the low world average of 25.8% women parliamentarians in parliaments according the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), strengthening womens participation in peace and security processes is vital. The total number of female Members in the organisation reached 30% in 2020. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52130039-5213003901 Sweden Support to Parliamentary Forum on Small Arms and Light Weapons April 2016 - June 2021 working against proliferation of small arms. Parlamentarikerforum för lätta vapen-frågor (PF) är en sammanslutning av cirka 290 parlamentariker från 100 länder (2021) som gemensamt arbetar för att få till stånd bättre reglering av små och lätta vapen (SALW). Parlamentarikerforum för lätta vapen-frågor erbjuder en platform för parlamentariker runt om i världen att diskutera och agera för en bättre kontroll och minskning av spridning av små och lätta vapen. PF har bidragit till att stärka rättsliga nationella ramverk kring kontroll av små och lätta vapen, öka allmänhetens förståelsen kring våld relaterat till små och lätta vapen och utarbeta best-practices kring nedminskning och förhindring av våld relaterat till små och lätta vapen. The Parliamentary Forum on Small and Light Weapons aims to contribute to the achievement of more peaceful and developed societies by parliamentary action against armed violence to increase human security. The Forum has the following outcomes in the revised results framework. 1. Improved compliance with international SALW control instruments at the national and regional level through increased parliamentary action. 2. Increased universalisation and implementation of the ATT, UNPoA and SDG 16.4 through the support and promotion of parliamentary participation and action in international processes. 3. Strengthened parliamentary outreach, advocacy and awareness raising for the prevention and reduction of SALW related violence. 4. Consolidated financial and operational sustainability of the Forum. Sweden Parliamentary Forum on SALW Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Parliamentary Forum on SALW 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2160000 2500000 0 2160000 -2500000 1250000 2500000 1250000 2500000 -2500000 4660000 Parliamentary Forum on SALW 2160000 Parliamentary Forum on SALW 1250000 Parliamentary Forum on SALW 1250000 Parliamentary Forum on SALW SE-0-SE-6-52130039-5213003903 Sweden Support to Parliamentary Forum on Small Arms and Light Weapons April 2016 - June 2021 working against proliferation of small arms. Parlamentarikerforum för lätta vapen-frågor (PF) är en sammanslutning av cirka 290 parlamentariker från 100 länder (2021) som gemensamt arbetar för att få till stånd bättre reglering av små och lätta vapen (SALW). Parlamentarikerforum för lätta vapen-frågor erbjuder en platform för parlamentariker runt om i världen att diskutera och agera för en bättre kontroll och minskning av spridning av små och lätta vapen. PF har bidragit till att stärka rättsliga nationella ramverk kring kontroll av små och lätta vapen, öka allmänhetens förståelsen kring våld relaterat till små och lätta vapen och utarbeta best-practices kring nedminskning och förhindring av våld relaterat till små och lätta vapen. The Parliamentary Forum on Small and Light Weapons aims to contribute to the achievement of more peaceful and developed societies by parliamentary action against armed violence to increase human security. The Forum has the following outcomes in the revised results framework. 1. Improved compliance with international SALW control instruments at the national and regional level through increased parliamentary action. 2. Increased universalisation and implementation of the ATT, UNPoA and SDG 16.4 through the support and promotion of parliamentary participation and action in international processes. 3. Strengthened parliamentary outreach, advocacy and awareness raising for the prevention and reduction of SALW related violence. 4. Consolidated financial and operational sustainability of the Forum. Sweden Parliamentary Forum on SALW Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Parliamentary Forum on SALW 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4100000 2400000 1560000 1250000 2400000 0 1600000 800000 0 0 1250000 0 0 0 760000 0 0 0 0 8060000 Parliamentary Forum on SALW 1250000 Parliamentary Forum on SALW 1250000 Parliamentary Forum on SALW 1600000 Parliamentary Forum on SALW 2400000 Parliamentary Forum on SALW 760000 Parliamentary Forum on SALW 800000 Parliamentary Forum on SALW Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to reduce uncontrolled spread of small arms and light weapons and to implement the UN Arms Trade Treaty Stärkt kapacitet att minska okontrollerad spridning av små och lätta vapen och att genomföra FN:s vapenhandelsfördrag Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52130100 Sweden The contribution addresses peace, equality and disarmament from a gender perspective as it is a critical prerequisite for stability, human security, sustainable development and conflict prevention working strategically with women's rights activitis and advocacy at a global level. Women's League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) är en internationell fredsorganisation som bildades 1915 med säte i Geneve. WILPF arbetar för kvinnors ökade deltagande och inflytande i beslutsprocesser på lokal, nationell, regional och global nivå som rör fred, konflikt och nedrustning. För WILPF är kvinnors deltagande i fredsprocesser en rättighetsfråga, men även en fråga för att nå en hållbar fred och ökad mänsklig säkerhet. Organisationens arbete grundas på olika partnerorganisationer och de 32 sektionskontoren spridda över hela världen (inklusive det svenska sektionskontoret IKFF/Internationella Kvinnoförbundet för Fred och Frihet) som utför fredsarbete på nationell och lokal nivå. De två internationella kontoren, huvudkontoret i Geneve och det i New York, utför globalt påverkansarbete gentemot FN och andra internationella organisationer. WILPF arbetar genom specifika program. För perioden 2014-2016 har de fyra olika program (Human Rights Program, Peace Women Program, Reaching critical Will och Crisis Response Program) samt ett om att stärka kapaciteten av nationella och lokala kvinnorättsorganisationer. WILPFs styrka är att organisationen på ett strategiskt sätt länkar samman frågor som rör fred, nedrustning, säkerhet och kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Sida har ingen tidigare erfarenhet av att samarbeta med WILPF. Mindre stöd har förekommit till det Svenska Sektionskontoret (IKFF). WILPF ansöker nu om kärnstöd på sammanlagt 6 MSEK för perioden 2015-16. De största finansiärerna är Norge och Oak Foundation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The Annual report of WILPF presents the main achievements under the five objectives of WILPF's Programme Strategy and Results Framework. During 2016, WILPF has created space and possibilities for amplifying the voices of local women and women's organisations through organising and co-hosting events. WILPF has advocated the link between disarmament, human rights and women, peace and security through research, advocacy and reports, especially in the MENA region. WILPF has supported the Colombian national section in their preparations for the peace agreement. During recent years, there has been an increased vulnerability within the WILPF community and WILPF created a platform for their members #myWILPF. This is a safe space for all members to spread knowledge and share experiences. Besides these selected highlights, WILPF has continued to advocate for disarmament, women´s inclusion in peace processes and monitoring of the UN Security Council and the treaty bodies. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52130100-5213010001 Sweden The contribution addresses peace, equality and disarmament from a gender perspective as it is a critical prerequisite for stability, human security, sustainable development and conflict prevention working strategically with women's rights activitis and advocacy at a global level. Women's League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) är en internationell fredsorganisation som bildades 1915 med säte i Geneve. WILPF arbetar för kvinnors ökade deltagande och inflytande i beslutsprocesser på lokal, nationell, regional och global nivå som rör fred, konflikt och nedrustning. För WILPF är kvinnors deltagande i fredsprocesser en rättighetsfråga, men även en fråga för att nå en hållbar fred och ökad mänsklig säkerhet. Organisationens arbete grundas på olika partnerorganisationer och de 32 sektionskontoren spridda över hela världen (inklusive det svenska sektionskontoret IKFF/Internationella Kvinnoförbundet för Fred och Frihet) som utför fredsarbete på nationell och lokal nivå. De två internationella kontoren, huvudkontoret i Geneve och det i New York, utför globalt påverkansarbete gentemot FN och andra internationella organisationer. WILPF arbetar genom specifika program. För perioden 2014-2016 har de fyra olika program (Human Rights Program, Peace Women Program, Reaching critical Will och Crisis Response Program) samt ett om att stärka kapaciteten av nationella och lokala kvinnorättsorganisationer. WILPFs styrka är att organisationen på ett strategiskt sätt länkar samman frågor som rör fred, nedrustning, säkerhet och kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Sida har ingen tidigare erfarenhet av att samarbeta med WILPF. Mindre stöd har förekommit till det Svenska Sektionskontoret (IKFF). WILPF ansöker nu om kärnstöd på sammanlagt 6 MSEK för perioden 2015-16. De största finansiärerna är Norge och Oak Foundation. Sweden WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 3000000 3000000 0 3000000 3000000 -3000000 0 3000000 6000000 International NGO 3000000 International NGO 3000000 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-52130100-5213010004 Sweden The contribution addresses peace, equality and disarmament from a gender perspective as it is a critical prerequisite for stability, human security, sustainable development and conflict prevention working strategically with women's rights activitis and advocacy at a global level. Women's League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) är en internationell fredsorganisation som bildades 1915 med säte i Geneve. WILPF arbetar för kvinnors ökade deltagande och inflytande i beslutsprocesser på lokal, nationell, regional och global nivå som rör fred, konflikt och nedrustning. För WILPF är kvinnors deltagande i fredsprocesser en rättighetsfråga, men även en fråga för att nå en hållbar fred och ökad mänsklig säkerhet. Organisationens arbete grundas på olika partnerorganisationer och de 32 sektionskontoren spridda över hela världen (inklusive det svenska sektionskontoret IKFF/Internationella Kvinnoförbundet för Fred och Frihet) som utför fredsarbete på nationell och lokal nivå. De två internationella kontoren, huvudkontoret i Geneve och det i New York, utför globalt påverkansarbete gentemot FN och andra internationella organisationer. WILPF arbetar genom specifika program. För perioden 2014-2016 har de fyra olika program (Human Rights Program, Peace Women Program, Reaching critical Will och Crisis Response Program) samt ett om att stärka kapaciteten av nationella och lokala kvinnorättsorganisationer. WILPFs styrka är att organisationen på ett strategiskt sätt länkar samman frågor som rör fred, nedrustning, säkerhet och kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Sida har ingen tidigare erfarenhet av att samarbeta med WILPF. Mindre stöd har förekommit till det Svenska Sektionskontoret (IKFF). WILPF ansöker nu om kärnstöd på sammanlagt 6 MSEK för perioden 2015-16. De största finansiärerna är Norge och Oak Foundation. Sweden WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 300000 0 300000 300000 International NGO 300000 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-52170020 Sweden The intervention at hand concerns UNDP Human Rights Programme 2015-2020 (henceforward the Programme). The Programme aims to build the capacity of existing human rights architectures in Bangladesh. The Programme will support state based institutions, in particular the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), as well as undertake key civil society interventions to improve human rights coalitions across the country and work with central actors in the justice system with a particular focus on the Police. The NHRC is the main implementing partner for the program and the programme will work to strengthen the capacity of this central institution. It should however be noticed that the programme is broader than a capacity development support to the NHRC, and involves more actors/partnerships and activities that do not involve the NHRC. The Programme will be initiated by an 18 month inception phase, during which a review/evaluation of the commissions independence and capacity and other relevant conditions in relation to political risks will be assessed. The results of this shall, in combination with Sida’s assessment of a number of strategically relevant documents to be produced during this phase, serve as a foundation for decision on continued support for the remaining programme period. This shall constitute an agreement condition. The Programme will be supported by Sweden, Switzerland and Denmark. A program based approach will be used. Insatsen omfattar stöd till UNDP Human Rights Programme 2015-2020 (Programmet). Programmet syftar till att bygga kapacitet hos centrala aktörer inom område mänskliga rättigheter i Bangladesh. Programmet omfattar stöd till statliga institutioner på området, med särskilt fokus på den nationella människorättskommissionen (NHRC/JAMAKON), Bangladeshs poliskår, samt insatser för att förbättra kapaciteten hos, och samverkan mellan, människorättsorganisationer inom det civila samhället I Bangladesh. Detta beslut omfattar stöd under perioden 2015-2020 om totalt 37 miljoner kronor. Programmet inleds med en uppstartsfas (inception phase) om 18 månader under vilken bland annat en bedömning av NHRCs oberoende och kapacitet och övriga förutsättningar i förhållande till politisk risk skall göras. Resultatet av denna bedömning skall, tillsammans med Sidas bedömning av ett antal för programmet centrala dokument och strategier vilka skall framtas under denna fas, utgöra underlag för Sidas bedömning om fortsatt/avslutad finansiering för resterande programperiod. Detta skall utgöra avtalsvillkor (se avtal, Annex 2: Information Sheet: Inception Phase, UNDP Human Rights Programme, Bangladesh 2015-2020). Övriga givare till programmet är Danmark och Schweiz. En programbaserad ansats skall användas. Modaliteten för UNDPs samarbete med Bangladesh regering utgörs av instrumentet Direct Execution, DEX. UNDP har därmed fullt ansvar för finansiell styrning och kontroll samt för implementering av programmet gentemot Sida. The four-year programme aims to encourage and support the human rights and justice institutions with a special focus on the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) as well as other relevant stakeholders to approach policy development, service delivery and decision-making from a proactive human rights perspective. It has a particular focus on working with vulnerable and marginalized groups, including women and girls, children and young people, ethnic and religious minorities, people with disabilities, Dalit and other minorities. It will build gender equality initiatives, strengthen civil society activities for women and girls and build the position of the NHRC as an important partner for gender equality within Bangladesh. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Human rights Government & Civil Society-general During 2022, the NHRCs capacity to interact, advocate and monitor Human Rights has increased. This has been monitored and the feedback on complaint handling service of the NHRC mechanism confirm that service delivery satisfaction is 89 % of the clients. This is a significant increase from previous years. A high number of capacity development activities/ trainings have been conducted throughout 2021 and first half of 2022. Among other, 439 police officials (188 male and 251 female) have received human rights trainings. Reports have come in on how police officials have used this enhanced capacity and knowledge to act. For example, the Officer in Charge at a Police station in a targeted district has been actively engaged in the promotion of human rights in community policing activities. That station has also started implementing child friendly immediate police services for enhanced protection and best interest of the child. The "Women´s safety in Public Place (WSSP)"-campaign, aimed at addressing gender-based violence, had a significant reach with estimated 7 million people reached by its messaging. Youth groups connected to the HRP showed great engagement and designed and rolled out a survey to women to assess perceptions on safety in public places. These results have been compiled in a report (87 % of the women in the survey reported feeling unsafe in public places. Public transport indicated as the least safe environment. Youth groups and activists are now also carrying the recommendations from the campaign forward in their advocacy. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52170020-5217002001 Sweden The intervention at hand concerns UNDP Human Rights Programme 2015-2020 (henceforward the Programme). The Programme aims to build the capacity of existing human rights architectures in Bangladesh. The Programme will support state based institutions, in particular the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), as well as undertake key civil society interventions to improve human rights coalitions across the country and work with central actors in the justice system with a particular focus on the Police. The NHRC is the main implementing partner for the program and the programme will work to strengthen the capacity of this central institution. It should however be noticed that the programme is broader than a capacity development support to the NHRC, and involves more actors/partnerships and activities that do not involve the NHRC. The Programme will be initiated by an 18 month inception phase, during which a review/evaluation of the commissions independence and capacity and other relevant conditions in relation to political risks will be assessed. The results of this shall, in combination with Sida’s assessment of a number of strategically relevant documents to be produced during this phase, serve as a foundation for decision on continued support for the remaining programme period. This shall constitute an agreement condition. The Programme will be supported by Sweden, Switzerland and Denmark. A program based approach will be used. Insatsen omfattar stöd till UNDP Human Rights Programme 2015-2020 (Programmet). Programmet syftar till att bygga kapacitet hos centrala aktörer inom område mänskliga rättigheter i Bangladesh. Programmet omfattar stöd till statliga institutioner på området, med särskilt fokus på den nationella människorättskommissionen (NHRC/JAMAKON), Bangladeshs poliskår, samt insatser för att förbättra kapaciteten hos, och samverkan mellan, människorättsorganisationer inom det civila samhället I Bangladesh. Detta beslut omfattar stöd under perioden 2015-2020 om totalt 37 miljoner kronor. Programmet inleds med en uppstartsfas (inception phase) om 18 månader under vilken bland annat en bedömning av NHRCs oberoende och kapacitet och övriga förutsättningar i förhållande till politisk risk skall göras. Resultatet av denna bedömning skall, tillsammans med Sidas bedömning av ett antal för programmet centrala dokument och strategier vilka skall framtas under denna fas, utgöra underlag för Sidas bedömning om fortsatt/avslutad finansiering för resterande programperiod. Detta skall utgöra avtalsvillkor (se avtal, Annex 2: Information Sheet: Inception Phase, UNDP Human Rights Programme, Bangladesh 2015-2020). Övriga givare till programmet är Danmark och Schweiz. En programbaserad ansats skall användas. Modaliteten för UNDPs samarbete med Bangladesh regering utgörs av instrumentet Direct Execution, DEX. UNDP har därmed fullt ansvar för finansiell styrning och kontroll samt för implementering av programmet gentemot Sida. The four-year programme aims to encourage and support the human rights and justice institutions with a special focus on the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) as well as other relevant stakeholders to approach policy development, service delivery and decision-making from a proactive human rights perspective. It has a particular focus on working with vulnerable and marginalized groups, including women and girls, children and young people, ethnic and religious minorities, people with disabilities, Dalit and other minorities. It will build gender equality initiatives, strengthen civil society activities for women and girls and build the position of the NHRC as an important partner for gender equality within Bangladesh. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 8000000 7000000 7000000 5000000 0 8000000 0 0 10000000 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 4000000 4000000 7000000 0 0 -7000000 0 -8000000 0 0 5000000 0 0 37000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Enhanced capacity of civil society to work towards greater accountability and contribute to knowledge about democracy, gender equality (including violence against women), and human rights Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället att verka för ökat ansvarsutkrävande och bidra till kunskap om demokrati, jämställdhet inklusive våld mot kvinnor, och mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52170020-5217002002 Sweden The intervention at hand concerns UNDP Human Rights Programme 2015-2020 (henceforward the Programme). The Programme aims to build the capacity of existing human rights architectures in Bangladesh. The Programme will support state based institutions, in particular the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), as well as undertake key civil society interventions to improve human rights coalitions across the country and work with central actors in the justice system with a particular focus on the Police. The NHRC is the main implementing partner for the program and the programme will work to strengthen the capacity of this central institution. It should however be noticed that the programme is broader than a capacity development support to the NHRC, and involves more actors/partnerships and activities that do not involve the NHRC. The Programme will be initiated by an 18 month inception phase, during which a review/evaluation of the commissions independence and capacity and other relevant conditions in relation to political risks will be assessed. The results of this shall, in combination with Sida’s assessment of a number of strategically relevant documents to be produced during this phase, serve as a foundation for decision on continued support for the remaining programme period. This shall constitute an agreement condition. The Programme will be supported by Sweden, Switzerland and Denmark. A program based approach will be used. Insatsen omfattar stöd till UNDP Human Rights Programme 2015-2020 (Programmet). Programmet syftar till att bygga kapacitet hos centrala aktörer inom område mänskliga rättigheter i Bangladesh. Programmet omfattar stöd till statliga institutioner på området, med särskilt fokus på den nationella människorättskommissionen (NHRC/JAMAKON), Bangladeshs poliskår, samt insatser för att förbättra kapaciteten hos, och samverkan mellan, människorättsorganisationer inom det civila samhället I Bangladesh. Detta beslut omfattar stöd under perioden 2015-2020 om totalt 37 miljoner kronor. Programmet inleds med en uppstartsfas (inception phase) om 18 månader under vilken bland annat en bedömning av NHRCs oberoende och kapacitet och övriga förutsättningar i förhållande till politisk risk skall göras. Resultatet av denna bedömning skall, tillsammans med Sidas bedömning av ett antal för programmet centrala dokument och strategier vilka skall framtas under denna fas, utgöra underlag för Sidas bedömning om fortsatt/avslutad finansiering för resterande programperiod. Detta skall utgöra avtalsvillkor (se avtal, Annex 2: Information Sheet: Inception Phase, UNDP Human Rights Programme, Bangladesh 2015-2020). Övriga givare till programmet är Danmark och Schweiz. En programbaserad ansats skall användas. Modaliteten för UNDPs samarbete med Bangladesh regering utgörs av instrumentet Direct Execution, DEX. UNDP har därmed fullt ansvar för finansiell styrning och kontroll samt för implementering av programmet gentemot Sida. The four-year programme aims to encourage and support the human rights and justice institutions with a special focus on the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) as well as other relevant stakeholders to approach policy development, service delivery and decision-making from a proactive human rights perspective. It has a particular focus on working with vulnerable and marginalized groups, including women and girls, children and young people, ethnic and religious minorities, people with disabilities, Dalit and other minorities. It will build gender equality initiatives, strengthen civil society activities for women and girls and build the position of the NHRC as an important partner for gender equality within Bangladesh. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5700000 -89393 0 0 5700000 0 -89393 5610607 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5700000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -89392.73 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Enhanced capacity to promote democratic governance and human rights. Stärkt kapacitet att verka för demokratisk samhällsstyrning och mänskliga rättigheter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52190019 Sweden Research Network in small scale livestock based farming systems Detta beslut rör byte av avtalspart för det regionala forskningsnätverket Mekarn. Beslut om stöd är fattat 2013 (2013-053) och avtal skrevs med Nong Lam University, som under tidigare samarbetsfas fungerat bra som regional koordinerande intitution. Ett byte av ledningen på Nong Lam University har medfört att samarbetet med universitet ganska snart började fungera dåligt. Med anledning av detta har Styrelsen för Mekarn beslutat att flytta koordinationen till CelAgrid (The Center for Livestock and Agriculture Development). Nong Lam University kommer att kvarstå som medlem i Mekarn, men med minskad roll. Denna sammanfattning av insatsen är hämtad från beslutet från 2013 (2013-053): Under åren har Mekarn utvecklats på ett positivt. Effekterna av den kapacitet som stötts är påtaglig hos universiteten som deltar i samarbetet. Mekarn har påverkat lokala läroplaner och vid vissa universitet har alla som undervisar i husdjursvetenskapliga ämnen utbildats genom Mekarn eller varit del av andra aktiviteter. En studie från 2007 visade att nästan 100% av eleverna återfanns på positioner som var relevanta för deras utbildning. De övergripande resultat är tillfredsställande. Enligt 2007 års utvärdering av den andra samarbetsperioden var Mekarns forskning väl i framkant när det gäller att utveckla och anpassa metoder, tekniker och andra medel för produktion av relevans för fattiga jordbrukare i regionen. De forskningsresultat som produceras är av hög kvalitet och relevans. Många av avhandlingarna innehåller artiklar som publicerats i väl erkända internationella vetenskapliga tidskrifter med hög ”impact factor”. I diskussioner med Sida har ett förslag om fortsatt stöd under fyra år (1 juli 2013-30 juni 2017) tagits fram av NLU och SLU. Forskningen fonden ökar och mer fokus kommer att ligga på samarbete med rådgivningskontor för att nå ut med forskningsresultat på ett mer systematiskt sätt än tidigare. Det finns fortfarande ett behov av kapacitetsuppbyggnad av studenter från Laos och Kambodja. Även Myanmar är i stort behov av stöd och föreslås ingå som ny partner i Mekarn. Därför föreslås fortsatt stöd till MSc-utbildning för studenter från Laos, Kambodja och Myanmar. Den föreslagna insatsen anses relevant i förhållande till Strategin för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete med Asien med fokus på Sydostasien fram till den 30 juni 2015. Den ligger väl i linje med sektorn Miljö och Klimat och dess fokusområde ”Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser för förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter”. I och med att det föreslagna stödet fokuserar på småskaliga djurhållningbaserade jordbrukssystem i nedre Mekong regionen adresserar programmet fattigdom och försörjningsmöjligheter på ett direkt sätt. To improve livelihood and food security of the people and environment in the lower Mekong basin through sustainable management and use of available resources. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Asia, regional Agricultural research Technological research and development Agriculture Industry The MEKARNII had three main components; Technology transfer, Capacity building and research, and Coordination and management. Under the Capacity building and research, Master and PhD programs have been offered. 18 students from Cambodia (5), Laos (11) and Vietnam (2) registered for their Master degree at Cantho University and defended their thesis from 3-5 March 2017 at Cantho university which they all passed and graduated in 2017. The doctoral program was divided into two parts, one at the Swedish University of Agriculture Sciences (SLU) and one in the Mekong region at Hue University of Agriculture and Forestry (HUAF) in Vietnam. A total of 25 PhD candidates were identified and 8 of these candidates were accepted to pursue their study in SLU and 17 at universities in the region. Only PhD candidates who had enough English proficiency were selected for the registration at SLU. During 2018 three of the international PhD students successfully defended their doctoral thesis at SLU. On May 2, May 3 and December 14. Their respective thesis can be found on SLU web site. Unfortunately one of the PhD students resigned during 2018. One student defended her theses successfully on the April 2, 2019, another did the same on May 17, and a third on June 14. The candidates who did not fulfill the English requirements by SLU were selected for studies in the region. There were two research calls to provide opportunities on competitive basis to researchers and universities lecturers in the region to apply for grants from MEKARN. In 2016 and 2017, a total of 85 applications were submitted and 51 were approved with the total budget of USD 327 742. Three approved projects were from Cambodia, seven from universities in Laos, 26 from Vietnam and 15 applications were from PhD students at HUAF. MEKARN II International Conference on Improving Food Security and Income Generation in Lower Mekong Basin through Sustainable Farming Systems under Climate Change was held on Dec 1719, 2018. The conference was the final activity of MEKARN after more than 15 years of support from Sweden, intending to give an overview of the results accomplished. Four professors from SLU that have been involved as supervisors in the program participated and gave presentations and acted as session chairs. Other participants, about 100 people, were researchers and students that have been involved in the program during the 15 years. In total 87 presentations and 24 poster presentations were held. On 18 February 2022 SLU confirmed that all 10 PhD students had successfully completed their PhD studies during 2020 and 2021. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52190019-5219001901 Sweden Research Network in small scale livestock based farming systems Detta beslut rör byte av avtalspart för det regionala forskningsnätverket Mekarn. Beslut om stöd är fattat 2013 (2013-053) och avtal skrevs med Nong Lam University, som under tidigare samarbetsfas fungerat bra som regional koordinerande intitution. Ett byte av ledningen på Nong Lam University har medfört att samarbetet med universitet ganska snart började fungera dåligt. Med anledning av detta har Styrelsen för Mekarn beslutat att flytta koordinationen till CelAgrid (The Center for Livestock and Agriculture Development). Nong Lam University kommer att kvarstå som medlem i Mekarn, men med minskad roll. Denna sammanfattning av insatsen är hämtad från beslutet från 2013 (2013-053): Under åren har Mekarn utvecklats på ett positivt. Effekterna av den kapacitet som stötts är påtaglig hos universiteten som deltar i samarbetet. Mekarn har påverkat lokala läroplaner och vid vissa universitet har alla som undervisar i husdjursvetenskapliga ämnen utbildats genom Mekarn eller varit del av andra aktiviteter. En studie från 2007 visade att nästan 100% av eleverna återfanns på positioner som var relevanta för deras utbildning. De övergripande resultat är tillfredsställande. Enligt 2007 års utvärdering av den andra samarbetsperioden var Mekarns forskning väl i framkant när det gäller att utveckla och anpassa metoder, tekniker och andra medel för produktion av relevans för fattiga jordbrukare i regionen. De forskningsresultat som produceras är av hög kvalitet och relevans. Många av avhandlingarna innehåller artiklar som publicerats i väl erkända internationella vetenskapliga tidskrifter med hög ”impact factor”. I diskussioner med Sida har ett förslag om fortsatt stöd under fyra år (1 juli 2013-30 juni 2017) tagits fram av NLU och SLU. Forskningen fonden ökar och mer fokus kommer att ligga på samarbete med rådgivningskontor för att nå ut med forskningsresultat på ett mer systematiskt sätt än tidigare. Det finns fortfarande ett behov av kapacitetsuppbyggnad av studenter från Laos och Kambodja. Även Myanmar är i stort behov av stöd och föreslås ingå som ny partner i Mekarn. Därför föreslås fortsatt stöd till MSc-utbildning för studenter från Laos, Kambodja och Myanmar. Den föreslagna insatsen anses relevant i förhållande till Strategin för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete med Asien med fokus på Sydostasien fram till den 30 juni 2015. Den ligger väl i linje med sektorn Miljö och Klimat och dess fokusområde ”Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser för förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter”. I och med att det föreslagna stödet fokuserar på småskaliga djurhållningbaserade jordbrukssystem i nedre Mekong regionen adresserar programmet fattigdom och försörjningsmöjligheter på ett direkt sätt. To improve livelihood and food security of the people and environment in the lower Mekong basin through sustainable management and use of available resources. Sweden CelAgrid/Centre for Livestock and Agriculture Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CelAgrid/Centre for Livestock and Agriculture Development 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 6000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 1000000 0 6000000 0 -2906951 17000000 CelAgrid/Centre for Livestock and Agriculture Development 1000000 CelAgrid/Centre for Livestock and Agriculture Development 3000000 CelAgrid/Centre for Livestock and Agriculture Development 3000000 CelAgrid/Centre for Livestock and Agriculture Development 5000000 CelAgrid/Centre for Livestock and Agriculture Development 5000000 CelAgrid/Centre for Livestock and Agriculture Development -2906950.8500000001 CelAgrid/Centre for Livestock and Agriculture Development Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-52190019-5219001902 Sweden Research Network in small scale livestock based farming systems Detta beslut rör byte av avtalspart för det regionala forskningsnätverket Mekarn. Beslut om stöd är fattat 2013 (2013-053) och avtal skrevs med Nong Lam University, som under tidigare samarbetsfas fungerat bra som regional koordinerande intitution. Ett byte av ledningen på Nong Lam University har medfört att samarbetet med universitet ganska snart började fungera dåligt. Med anledning av detta har Styrelsen för Mekarn beslutat att flytta koordinationen till CelAgrid (The Center for Livestock and Agriculture Development). Nong Lam University kommer att kvarstå som medlem i Mekarn, men med minskad roll. Denna sammanfattning av insatsen är hämtad från beslutet från 2013 (2013-053): Under åren har Mekarn utvecklats på ett positivt. Effekterna av den kapacitet som stötts är påtaglig hos universiteten som deltar i samarbetet. Mekarn har påverkat lokala läroplaner och vid vissa universitet har alla som undervisar i husdjursvetenskapliga ämnen utbildats genom Mekarn eller varit del av andra aktiviteter. En studie från 2007 visade att nästan 100% av eleverna återfanns på positioner som var relevanta för deras utbildning. De övergripande resultat är tillfredsställande. Enligt 2007 års utvärdering av den andra samarbetsperioden var Mekarns forskning väl i framkant när det gäller att utveckla och anpassa metoder, tekniker och andra medel för produktion av relevans för fattiga jordbrukare i regionen. De forskningsresultat som produceras är av hög kvalitet och relevans. Många av avhandlingarna innehåller artiklar som publicerats i väl erkända internationella vetenskapliga tidskrifter med hög ”impact factor”. I diskussioner med Sida har ett förslag om fortsatt stöd under fyra år (1 juli 2013-30 juni 2017) tagits fram av NLU och SLU. Forskningen fonden ökar och mer fokus kommer att ligga på samarbete med rådgivningskontor för att nå ut med forskningsresultat på ett mer systematiskt sätt än tidigare. Det finns fortfarande ett behov av kapacitetsuppbyggnad av studenter från Laos och Kambodja. Även Myanmar är i stort behov av stöd och föreslås ingå som ny partner i Mekarn. Därför föreslås fortsatt stöd till MSc-utbildning för studenter från Laos, Kambodja och Myanmar. Den föreslagna insatsen anses relevant i förhållande till Strategin för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete med Asien med fokus på Sydostasien fram till den 30 juni 2015. Den ligger väl i linje med sektorn Miljö och Klimat och dess fokusområde ”Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser för förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter”. I och med att det föreslagna stödet fokuserar på småskaliga djurhållningbaserade jordbrukssystem i nedre Mekong regionen adresserar programmet fattigdom och försörjningsmöjligheter på ett direkt sätt. To improve livelihood and food security of the people and environment in the lower Mekong basin through sustainable management and use of available resources. Sweden CelAgrid/Centre for Livestock and Agriculture Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2350000 2300000 500000 0 500000 2300000 2350000 0 5150000 SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet 2350000 SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet 2300000 SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet 500000 SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt More women undergo research training and conduct research Fler kvinnor genomgår forskarutbildning och bedriver forskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-53000033 Sweden The Eastern Partnership Technical Assistance Trust Fund (EPTATF) was established in 2010 to finance grant technical assistance operations in Eastern Partnership countries to support EIB lending to the EaP countries under the EU External Lending Mandate (ELM). Priority areas include private sector development, social and economic infrastructure development and climate change mitigation and adaptation. The trust fund also provides support for project identification, preparation of feasibility studies, environmental studies, capacity-building programmes, such as training in beneficiary countries and grants for institutional programmes. Since EIB’s resources for technical assistance (TA) are limited and only account for 2% of TA provided in the EaP countries, EPTATF was set up as an EIB-dedicated multipurpose and multi-sector trust fund that is managed by the EIB under the oversight of the Contributors Committee. Additionally EPTATF complements mechanisms which blend EIB loans with other funding sources, including the EU Neighbourhood Investment Facility (NIF) and the Eastern Europe Efficiency and Environment Partnership (E5P). Since the creation of EPTATF in 2010 resources from this Trust Fund have been allocated to different sectors to support the preparation and implementation of EIB lending. Fonden för tekniskt bistånd till det östliga partnerskapet (EPTATF) inrättades 2010 för att finansiera tekniskt bistånd i länderna i det östliga partnerskapet och stödja EIB:s utlåning till dessa länder inom ramen för EU:s externa utlåningsmandat (ELM). Prioriterade områden är utveckling av den privata sektorn, utveckling av social och ekonomisk infrastruktur samt begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringar. Fonden ger också stöd till projektidentifiering, förberedande studier, miljöstudier, kapacitetsuppbyggnadsprogram, såsom utbildning i mottagarländerna och bidrag till institutionella program. Eftersom EIB:s resurser för tekniskt bistånd (TA) är begränsade och endast står för 2 % av det tekniska bistånd som tillhandahålls i länderna i det östliga partnerskapet, inrättades EPTATF som en specialiserad, mångsidig och sektorsövergripande trustfond som förvaltas av EIB under överinseende av bidragsgivarkommittén. Dessutom kompletterar EPTATF mekanismer som kombinerar EIB-lån med andra finansieringskällor, däribland EU:s investeringsfacilitet för grannländerna (NIF) och partnerskapet för energieffektivitet och miljö i Östeuropa (E5P). Sedan EPTATF inrättades 2010 har medel från denna förvaltningsfond tilldelats olika sektorer för att stödja förberedelserna och genomförandet av EIB:s utlåning. EIB: The overall objective for the European Union's priorities in the East is prosperity, stability and safety, which also forms EIB's mandate for the Eastern Partnership. The Eastern Partnership Technical Assistance Trust Fund is a multi-year standing fund. Its purpose is to enable the European Investment Bank to provide technical assistance to improve the quality and development impact of the Bank's Eastern Partnership operations through targeted technical support. EPTATF: The EPTATF is expected to contribute to the following overall objectives: sustainable socio-economic development in Eastern Partnership Countries in line with the EIBs revised external lending mandate; and capacity development in Eastern Partnership Countries(institutional, regulatory, organisational and individual) for preparation and implementation of infrastructure investments including urban development and climate change mitigation and adaptation. The delivery of TA aims to facilitate investment by supporting project preparation and implementation in the region. The priority sectors are: - local private sector development, enhanced access to finance for SMEs - development of social and economic infrastructure, and; - climate change mitigation and adaptation. EPTATF has implemented the Strategic Priorities for 2021-2027 to be in line with the EU agenda for EaP countries and are focused on reinforcing resilient, sustainable and integrated economies, environment and climate resilience and digital transformation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Urban development and management Water supply and sanitation - large systems Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Urban development Other Multisector Water Supply & Sanitation Industry Sida is still the largest contributor over the lifetime of the fund. No new contributions were approved during 2024, but two new projects were approved in March 2025: TA for water resilience in Syunik, Armenia and TA for project preparation for the Baku Metro. No new projects were approved during the meeting in 2026. Of the total contributed amount of MEUR 53.3 an amount of 44.2 and 34.7 has been disbursed. During Januari 2025 a special project for Gender and Social Inclusion was approved. This is funding that can be used for including these aspects in other projects. There is an interest to work more with Gender and Inclusion aspects and the bank focuses quite a lot on this. EPTATF presented which countries that are among the procured companies for the approved projects. Most companies come from Germany, France and Denmark, while none come from Sweden. This should possibly be looked into further. During 2025 the Armenia Economic resilience project was finalised. The reporting from EPTATF is in general very comprehensive and includes an intervention logic framework that can be reviewed in more detail when needed. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-53000033-5300003301 Sweden The Eastern Partnership Technical Assistance Trust Fund (EPTATF) was established in 2010 to finance grant technical assistance operations in Eastern Partnership countries to support EIB lending to the EaP countries under the EU External Lending Mandate (ELM). Priority areas include private sector development, social and economic infrastructure development and climate change mitigation and adaptation. The trust fund also provides support for project identification, preparation of feasibility studies, environmental studies, capacity-building programmes, such as training in beneficiary countries and grants for institutional programmes. Since EIB’s resources for technical assistance (TA) are limited and only account for 2% of TA provided in the EaP countries, EPTATF was set up as an EIB-dedicated multipurpose and multi-sector trust fund that is managed by the EIB under the oversight of the Contributors Committee. Additionally EPTATF complements mechanisms which blend EIB loans with other funding sources, including the EU Neighbourhood Investment Facility (NIF) and the Eastern Europe Efficiency and Environment Partnership (E5P). Since the creation of EPTATF in 2010 resources from this Trust Fund have been allocated to different sectors to support the preparation and implementation of EIB lending. Fonden för tekniskt bistånd till det östliga partnerskapet (EPTATF) inrättades 2010 för att finansiera tekniskt bistånd i länderna i det östliga partnerskapet och stödja EIB:s utlåning till dessa länder inom ramen för EU:s externa utlåningsmandat (ELM). Prioriterade områden är utveckling av den privata sektorn, utveckling av social och ekonomisk infrastruktur samt begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringar. Fonden ger också stöd till projektidentifiering, förberedande studier, miljöstudier, kapacitetsuppbyggnadsprogram, såsom utbildning i mottagarländerna och bidrag till institutionella program. Eftersom EIB:s resurser för tekniskt bistånd (TA) är begränsade och endast står för 2 % av det tekniska bistånd som tillhandahålls i länderna i det östliga partnerskapet, inrättades EPTATF som en specialiserad, mångsidig och sektorsövergripande trustfond som förvaltas av EIB under överinseende av bidragsgivarkommittén. Dessutom kompletterar EPTATF mekanismer som kombinerar EIB-lån med andra finansieringskällor, däribland EU:s investeringsfacilitet för grannländerna (NIF) och partnerskapet för energieffektivitet och miljö i Östeuropa (E5P). Sedan EPTATF inrättades 2010 har medel från denna förvaltningsfond tilldelats olika sektorer för att stödja förberedelserna och genomförandet av EIB:s utlåning. EIB: The overall objective for the European Union's priorities in the East is prosperity, stability and safety, which also forms EIB's mandate for the Eastern Partnership. The Eastern Partnership Technical Assistance Trust Fund is a multi-year standing fund. Its purpose is to enable the European Investment Bank to provide technical assistance to improve the quality and development impact of the Bank's Eastern Partnership operations through targeted technical support. EPTATF: The EPTATF is expected to contribute to the following overall objectives: sustainable socio-economic development in Eastern Partnership Countries in line with the EIBs revised external lending mandate; and capacity development in Eastern Partnership Countries(institutional, regulatory, organisational and individual) for preparation and implementation of infrastructure investments including urban development and climate change mitigation and adaptation. The delivery of TA aims to facilitate investment by supporting project preparation and implementation in the region. The priority sectors are: - local private sector development, enhanced access to finance for SMEs - development of social and economic infrastructure, and; - climate change mitigation and adaptation. EPTATF has implemented the Strategic Priorities for 2021-2027 to be in line with the EU agenda for EaP countries and are focused on reinforcing resilient, sustainable and integrated economies, environment and climate resilience and digital transformation. Sweden EIB/European Investment Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EIB/European Investment Bank 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 30000000 28000000 20000000 10000000 8000000 30000000 10000000 78000000 EIB/European Investment Bank 20000000 EIB/European Investment Bank 30000000 EIB/European Investment Bank 10000000 EIB/European Investment Bank 18000000 EIB/European Investment Bank Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Östeuropa: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-53000033-5300003302 Sweden The Eastern Partnership Technical Assistance Trust Fund (EPTATF) was established in 2010 to finance grant technical assistance operations in Eastern Partnership countries to support EIB lending to the EaP countries under the EU External Lending Mandate (ELM). Priority areas include private sector development, social and economic infrastructure development and climate change mitigation and adaptation. The trust fund also provides support for project identification, preparation of feasibility studies, environmental studies, capacity-building programmes, such as training in beneficiary countries and grants for institutional programmes. Since EIB’s resources for technical assistance (TA) are limited and only account for 2% of TA provided in the EaP countries, EPTATF was set up as an EIB-dedicated multipurpose and multi-sector trust fund that is managed by the EIB under the oversight of the Contributors Committee. Additionally EPTATF complements mechanisms which blend EIB loans with other funding sources, including the EU Neighbourhood Investment Facility (NIF) and the Eastern Europe Efficiency and Environment Partnership (E5P). Since the creation of EPTATF in 2010 resources from this Trust Fund have been allocated to different sectors to support the preparation and implementation of EIB lending. Fonden för tekniskt bistånd till det östliga partnerskapet (EPTATF) inrättades 2010 för att finansiera tekniskt bistånd i länderna i det östliga partnerskapet och stödja EIB:s utlåning till dessa länder inom ramen för EU:s externa utlåningsmandat (ELM). Prioriterade områden är utveckling av den privata sektorn, utveckling av social och ekonomisk infrastruktur samt begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringar. Fonden ger också stöd till projektidentifiering, förberedande studier, miljöstudier, kapacitetsuppbyggnadsprogram, såsom utbildning i mottagarländerna och bidrag till institutionella program. Eftersom EIB:s resurser för tekniskt bistånd (TA) är begränsade och endast står för 2 % av det tekniska bistånd som tillhandahålls i länderna i det östliga partnerskapet, inrättades EPTATF som en specialiserad, mångsidig och sektorsövergripande trustfond som förvaltas av EIB under överinseende av bidragsgivarkommittén. Dessutom kompletterar EPTATF mekanismer som kombinerar EIB-lån med andra finansieringskällor, däribland EU:s investeringsfacilitet för grannländerna (NIF) och partnerskapet för energieffektivitet och miljö i Östeuropa (E5P). Sedan EPTATF inrättades 2010 har medel från denna förvaltningsfond tilldelats olika sektorer för att stödja förberedelserna och genomförandet av EIB:s utlåning. EIB: The overall objective for the European Union's priorities in the East is prosperity, stability and safety, which also forms EIB's mandate for the Eastern Partnership. The Eastern Partnership Technical Assistance Trust Fund is a multi-year standing fund. Its purpose is to enable the European Investment Bank to provide technical assistance to improve the quality and development impact of the Bank's Eastern Partnership operations through targeted technical support. EPTATF: The EPTATF is expected to contribute to the following overall objectives: sustainable socio-economic development in Eastern Partnership Countries in line with the EIBs revised external lending mandate; and capacity development in Eastern Partnership Countries(institutional, regulatory, organisational and individual) for preparation and implementation of infrastructure investments including urban development and climate change mitigation and adaptation. The delivery of TA aims to facilitate investment by supporting project preparation and implementation in the region. The priority sectors are: - local private sector development, enhanced access to finance for SMEs - development of social and economic infrastructure, and; - climate change mitigation and adaptation. EPTATF has implemented the Strategic Priorities for 2021-2027 to be in line with the EU agenda for EaP countries and are focused on reinforcing resilient, sustainable and integrated economies, environment and climate resilience and digital transformation. Sweden EIB/European Investment Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EIB/European Investment Bank 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 0 0 40000000 0 22000000 EIB/European Investment Bank 10000000 EIB/European Investment Bank 8000000 EIB/European Investment Bank 22000000 EIB/European Investment Bank 8000000 EIB/European Investment Bank 10000000 EIB/European Investment Bank Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Reduced climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-53020017 Sweden Four years continued core support to the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) a non-profit media organization with a focus on organized crime and corruption. The aim is to: a) continue CIN's core anti-corruption work at international standard b) develop more effective means to reach readers c)to strengthen the structure of the organization and secure long-term financial sustainability. Fyraårigt stöd till Centret för undersökande journalistik, en icke vinstdrivande media organisation inriktad på rapportering om organiserad brottslighet och korruption. Syftet är att forsätta rapportering med hög standard, utveckla former för att nå fler läsare, samt särka ÄCINS administrativa kapacietet och säkra en långsiktig finansiering. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Media and free flow of information Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-53020017-5302001701 Sweden Four years continued core support to the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) a non-profit media organization with a focus on organized crime and corruption. The aim is to: a) continue CIN's core anti-corruption work at international standard b) develop more effective means to reach readers c)to strengthen the structure of the organization and secure long-term financial sustainability. Fyraårigt stöd till Centret för undersökande journalistik, en icke vinstdrivande media organisation inriktad på rapportering om organiserad brottslighet och korruption. Syftet är att forsätta rapportering med hög standard, utveckla former för att nå fler läsare, samt särka ÄCINS administrativa kapacietet och säkra en långsiktig finansiering. 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The aim is to: a) continue CIN's core anti-corruption work at international standard b) develop more effective means to reach readers c)to strengthen the structure of the organization and secure long-term financial sustainability. Fyraårigt stöd till Centret för undersökande journalistik, en icke vinstdrivande media organisation inriktad på rapportering om organiserad brottslighet och korruption. Syftet är att forsätta rapportering med hög standard, utveckla former för att nå fler läsare, samt särka ÄCINS administrativa kapacietet och säkra en långsiktig finansiering. Sweden CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 140737 0 74583 0 0 74582.6 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 43324 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 97413 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-53030027 Sweden Support to the Macedonian farmers´ organisation FFRM. Stöd till den makedonska bondeorganisationen FFRM. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Agricultural policy and administrative management Agriculture SE-0-SE-6-53030027-5303002701 Sweden Support to the Macedonian farmers´ organisation FFRM. Stöd till den makedonska bondeorganisationen FFRM. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 2828147 3556995 2331520 2293100 0 6385142 Dev. country based NGOs 1000000 Dev. country based NGOs 1293100 Dev. country based NGOs 700000 Dev. country based NGOs 128986 Dev. country based NGOs 71014 Dev. country based NGOs 1431520 Dev. country based NGOs SE-0-SE-6-53030027-5303002703 Sweden Support to the Macedonian farmers´ organisation FFRM. Stöd till den makedonska bondeorganisationen FFRM. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1225553 535047 406989 Dev. country based NGOs 128058 Dev. country based NGOs 310601 Dev. country based NGOs 440643.18 Dev. country based NGOs 128986 Dev. country based NGOs 345244.82 Dev. country based NGOs SE-0-SE-6-54000125 Sweden Fieldstudies in three conflict countries on how economic actors can have negative as well as positive impact on conflicts and development of tools for the private sector and civil society, including familirisation and learning activities. Fältstudier i hur ekonomiska aktörer kan påverka konflikter, såväl negativt som positivt samt utvecklande av diognostiska hjälpmedel som kan användas av företag och enskilda organisationer. Projektet genomförs av Diakonia i samarbete med Svenska Kyrkan och Göteborgs Universitet Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54000125-5400012501 Sweden Fieldstudies in three conflict countries on how economic actors can have negative as well as positive impact on conflicts and development of tools for the private sector and civil society, including familirisation and learning activities. Fältstudier i hur ekonomiska aktörer kan påverka konflikter, såväl negativt som positivt samt utvecklande av diognostiska hjälpmedel som kan användas av företag och enskilda organisationer. Projektet genomförs av Diakonia i samarbete med Svenska Kyrkan och Göteborgs Universitet Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 1400000 1200000 400000 0 1400000 55743 1200000 3000000 Other 1400000 Other 700000 Other 500000 Other 55743 Other SE-0-SE-6-54000125-5400012502 Sweden Fieldstudies in three conflict countries on how economic actors can have negative as well as positive impact on conflicts and development of tools for the private sector and civil society, including familirisation and learning activities. Fältstudier i hur ekonomiska aktörer kan påverka konflikter, såväl negativt som positivt samt utvecklande av diognostiska hjälpmedel som kan användas av företag och enskilda organisationer. Projektet genomförs av Diakonia i samarbete med Svenska Kyrkan och Göteborgs Universitet Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 -261210 -261210 Other SE-0-SE-6-54020110 Sweden This intervention is core support to PIDG PMU. Sida's share of costs for Programme Management Unit of PIDG for 2013. Denna insats är ett kärnstöd till PIDG PMU. Sidas andel av kostnaderna för programförvaltningsenheten inom PIDG för 2013. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-54020110-5402011001 Sweden This intervention is core support to PIDG PMU. Sida's share of costs for Programme Management Unit of PIDG for 2013. Denna insats är ett kärnstöd till PIDG PMU. Sidas andel av kostnaderna för programförvaltningsenheten inom PIDG för 2013. Sweden PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2421803 732197 0 116380 0 2421803 3154000 Other 2421802.9100000001 Other 116380 Other SE-0-SE-6-54020110-5402011002 Sweden This intervention is core support to PIDG PMU. Sida's share of costs for Programme Management Unit of PIDG for 2013. Denna insats är ett kärnstöd till PIDG PMU. Sidas andel av kostnaderna för programförvaltningsenheten inom PIDG för 2013. Sweden PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 141469 75689 Other 65780 Other SE-0-SE-6-54020133 Sweden Fast Track support clen tech investment in the food security chain Flera länder i Afrika har idag hög tillväxt, men det finns förutsättningar för en än snabbare och bredare tillväxt, inte minst inom jordbruksområdet. Afrika har utöver väldigt stora naturtillgångar också stora möjligheter att öka produktionen av mat. Det finns redan idag en stor mängd investeringsprojekt inom jordbruksområdet som inte kommer till stånd på grund av bristande kunskap och kapacitet i företagen inom ekonomi och juridik. Det har under planeringsfasen av AFT visat sig att det finns flera sådana projekt, liksom ett stort intresse från privata finansiärer. Kapital finns i flera former från banker, impact and social investors och andra portföljinvesterare. Detta har även bekräftats inom ramen för delprojetet "Institutionellt kapital" som är en del av Sidas verksövergripande projekt för "Utvecklingsfinansiering". AFT har som mål att stimulera hållbara privata investeringar inom jordbruket, genom att möjliggöra extern finansiering. Kärnuppgiften för AFT består i att upphandla konsulter för att bistå företag (även statliga institutioner och icke-statliga organisationer) inom jordbrukssektorn i Afrika med relevant kompetens inom administration, ekonomi och juridik så att företagens planerade investeringar kan få tillgång till privat kapital på den kommersiella marknaden. I maj 2013 undertecknade Sida, USAID, African Development Bank (AfDB) och African Development Fund ett sk Multi-Donor Arrangement for the Agriculture Fast Track Fund. African Development Fund är AfDBs fond för förmånlig finansering av bankens verksamhet och betraktas nedan som den del av AfDB. Även Danmark har senare anslutit sig till AFT. Genom överenskommelsen upprättades AFT som administreras av AfDB. Det befintliga samarbetet har i praktiken redan beslutats av Sida genom undertecknandet av överenskommelsen i maj 2013. Det nu föreliggande avtalsutkastet innebär i princip en bekräftelse av vad Sida redan åtagit sig. Möjligheten för Sida att i detta skede anpassa avtalet till att i alla delar uppfylla myndighetens insatshanteringsregel har visat sig vara begränsade. Mot bakgrund av detta bedöms det föreliggande avtalsutkastet vara tillfyllest. Som stöd åberopas § 2.8 i Sidas regel för insatshantering som anger att Sida ”ska eftersträva att säkerställa nedan angivna villkor (2.8.1-2.8.14) så långt som möjligt är uppfyllda". Följande avsteg från insatsregeln noteras särskilt: § 2.7 Partsbenämning: Överenskommelsen ingicks i Sidas namn, inte Sweden represented by Sida. Nu aktuellt avtal kompletterar överenskommelsen och samma partsställning får accepteras här. § 2.8.1 Rätt att avbryta utbetalning och ställa krav på återbetalning: Saknas för det fall Sverige ensidigt beslutar att avbryta samarbetet. Banken motsätter sig sådan skrivning, med hänsyn till att ett sådant krav skulle gå utöver vad som avtalats i överenskommelsen. Dock finns möjlighet till återbetalning av Sveriges del av finansiering när banken avslutar fonden. En skrivning i tilläggsavtalet medför att den andra utbetalningen görs först efter uppvisat likviditetsbehov. § 2.8.5 Ränta återbetalas: Banken har rätt att använda uppkommen ränta för insatsen ändamål. Detta accepteras givet att det är stöd till en multilateral organisation samt att det finns andra givare än Sverige till fonden. § 2.8.9 Revision: Externt reviderade finansiella rapporter kräver begäran härom från majoritet av givarna art 5.2 (iv) i överenskommelsen. Sida har med hänvisning till art 5.2 (iv) begärt och fått stöd från övriga givare att extern revision ska göras. Dessutom kan efter begäran från givarna extern revision göras av konsulttjänsterna som finansieras av fonden, art. 5.4. Enligt årsplan och budget ska sådan revision göras av samtliga konsulttjänster, art 3.3.7. Aktuellt avtalsutkast ersätter den utbetalningsplan som bilagts den överenskommelsen från maj 2013. Insatsen planerades ursprungligen som ett utvecklingslån, men under beredningen visade det sig att insatsen lämpar sig bättre som gåvobistånd eftersom AfDB inte kan garantera att de projekt som får finansiering via AFT med säkerhet kommer att kunna få marknadsfinansiering. Genom AFT ökar dock förutsättningarna för att projekten ska kunna få långsiktig marknadsfinansering, vilket i sig är en viktig indikator för att mäta projektets framgång. The purpose of the AFT is to reduce the infrastructure deficiency in the agriculture sector by developing a pipeline of investment-ready projects. Specifically, the AFT will provide funds to support the development of a pipeline of projects that could be financed by development finance institutions, other agricultural finance organisations or private sector lenders. In so doing, the AFT will provide recipients with finance to defray front-end project development costs and risks that commercial sponsors might be unable or unwilling to assume alone. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Agricultural development Agriculture Senaste nulägesstatus som AFT presenterat för givargruppen är utkast till årsrapporen för 2018. I december 2018 hade 32 projekt till ett värde av ca. 9 MUSD beviljats inom AFTs tre första utlysningsomgångar, varav ca 6,73 MUSD utbetalats (inkl. administrativa kostnader).  Antalet genomförda (dvs avslutade) projekt ökade markat under förra året, från 8 i december 2017 till 13 i december 2018. Mer än hälften av de genomförda projekten har säkrat ytterligare finansiering till följd av det initiala stödet från AFT, till ett samlat värde av ca 78 miljoner USD.  Andra nyckelaktiviteter som inleddes under 2018 inkluderar färdigställande av AFTs 2018 ’half-year’ WP/budget som, på basis av en den externa utvärderingen, utmynnade i en 18 månaders ’no-cost extension’ av fondens verksamhet. Under 2018 förde givarna och AFT dialog kring fondens utlysnings- och kontrakteringsprocess, vilken inte varit effektivt riggad och inbegripit flera flaskhalsar, bl.a. kopplat till upphandling och bedömning av ansökningar. Konkreta åtgärder har varit att rekrytera upphandlingskonsulter till AFTs styrgrupp samt revidering av AFT Operational Guideline för att harmonisera delmomenten ‘grant application/approval’ och ‘eligibility criteria’ med riktat stöd (till projektägare/sökande) i form av technical assistance (TA) enterprise support services (ESS). Detta var en ansats för att kvalitetssäkra projekt/ansökningar tidigt i ansökningsfasen för att därigenom minska risken för förseningar nedströms i bedömnings/kontrakteringsprocessen. Effekterna av detta arbete kommer att kunna följas upp mer i detalj under 2019. Under vintern/hösten 2018 genomförde AFT en fjärde utlysningsomgång, vilken ännu inte kommit helt i hamn.  Utfallet av utlysningen tyder dock på ökad medvetenhet och intresse för AFT. Över 1000 ansökningar skapades i AFTs portal varav 913 fullständiga concept notes lämnades in. Av dessa siktade AFT initialt på att kunna bevilja 20-30 nya projekt, med en beräknad budget om ca 9.4 MSUD. En kortlista på 24 projekt har tagits fram och är föremål för slutgiltig granskning. Givarna har ännu inte fått fullständig återkoppling kring denna process och vad utfallet innebär för AFTs totala budget. Men om majoriteten av de beviljade projekten kontrakteras och genomförs enligt plan, skulle detta innebära att AFT kommer mycket långt med att förbruka fondens tillgängliga resurser. Detta är dock en prognos som är mycket preliminär och det kommer att vara angeläget med en tät dialog mellan AFT och givargruppen i syfte att följa upp hur många projekt som beviljas samt bevaka om det uppstår förseningar i processen under FY2019. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54020133-5402013301 Sweden Fast Track support clen tech investment in the food security chain Flera länder i Afrika har idag hög tillväxt, men det finns förutsättningar för en än snabbare och bredare tillväxt, inte minst inom jordbruksområdet. Afrika har utöver väldigt stora naturtillgångar också stora möjligheter att öka produktionen av mat. Det finns redan idag en stor mängd investeringsprojekt inom jordbruksområdet som inte kommer till stånd på grund av bristande kunskap och kapacitet i företagen inom ekonomi och juridik. Det har under planeringsfasen av AFT visat sig att det finns flera sådana projekt, liksom ett stort intresse från privata finansiärer. Kapital finns i flera former från banker, impact and social investors och andra portföljinvesterare. Detta har även bekräftats inom ramen för delprojetet "Institutionellt kapital" som är en del av Sidas verksövergripande projekt för "Utvecklingsfinansiering". AFT har som mål att stimulera hållbara privata investeringar inom jordbruket, genom att möjliggöra extern finansiering. Kärnuppgiften för AFT består i att upphandla konsulter för att bistå företag (även statliga institutioner och icke-statliga organisationer) inom jordbrukssektorn i Afrika med relevant kompetens inom administration, ekonomi och juridik så att företagens planerade investeringar kan få tillgång till privat kapital på den kommersiella marknaden. I maj 2013 undertecknade Sida, USAID, African Development Bank (AfDB) och African Development Fund ett sk Multi-Donor Arrangement for the Agriculture Fast Track Fund. African Development Fund är AfDBs fond för förmånlig finansering av bankens verksamhet och betraktas nedan som den del av AfDB. Även Danmark har senare anslutit sig till AFT. Genom överenskommelsen upprättades AFT som administreras av AfDB. Det befintliga samarbetet har i praktiken redan beslutats av Sida genom undertecknandet av överenskommelsen i maj 2013. Det nu föreliggande avtalsutkastet innebär i princip en bekräftelse av vad Sida redan åtagit sig. Möjligheten för Sida att i detta skede anpassa avtalet till att i alla delar uppfylla myndighetens insatshanteringsregel har visat sig vara begränsade. Mot bakgrund av detta bedöms det föreliggande avtalsutkastet vara tillfyllest. Som stöd åberopas § 2.8 i Sidas regel för insatshantering som anger att Sida ”ska eftersträva att säkerställa nedan angivna villkor (2.8.1-2.8.14) så långt som möjligt är uppfyllda". Följande avsteg från insatsregeln noteras särskilt: § 2.7 Partsbenämning: Överenskommelsen ingicks i Sidas namn, inte Sweden represented by Sida. Nu aktuellt avtal kompletterar överenskommelsen och samma partsställning får accepteras här. § 2.8.1 Rätt att avbryta utbetalning och ställa krav på återbetalning: Saknas för det fall Sverige ensidigt beslutar att avbryta samarbetet. Banken motsätter sig sådan skrivning, med hänsyn till att ett sådant krav skulle gå utöver vad som avtalats i överenskommelsen. Dock finns möjlighet till återbetalning av Sveriges del av finansiering när banken avslutar fonden. En skrivning i tilläggsavtalet medför att den andra utbetalningen görs först efter uppvisat likviditetsbehov. § 2.8.5 Ränta återbetalas: Banken har rätt att använda uppkommen ränta för insatsen ändamål. Detta accepteras givet att det är stöd till en multilateral organisation samt att det finns andra givare än Sverige till fonden. § 2.8.9 Revision: Externt reviderade finansiella rapporter kräver begäran härom från majoritet av givarna art 5.2 (iv) i överenskommelsen. Sida har med hänvisning till art 5.2 (iv) begärt och fått stöd från övriga givare att extern revision ska göras. Dessutom kan efter begäran från givarna extern revision göras av konsulttjänsterna som finansieras av fonden, art. 5.4. Enligt årsplan och budget ska sådan revision göras av samtliga konsulttjänster, art 3.3.7. Aktuellt avtalsutkast ersätter den utbetalningsplan som bilagts den överenskommelsen från maj 2013. Insatsen planerades ursprungligen som ett utvecklingslån, men under beredningen visade det sig att insatsen lämpar sig bättre som gåvobistånd eftersom AfDB inte kan garantera att de projekt som får finansiering via AFT med säkerhet kommer att kunna få marknadsfinansiering. Genom AFT ökar dock förutsättningarna för att projekten ska kunna få långsiktig marknadsfinansering, vilket i sig är en viktig indikator för att mäta projektets framgång. The purpose of the AFT is to reduce the infrastructure deficiency in the agriculture sector by developing a pipeline of investment-ready projects. Specifically, the AFT will provide funds to support the development of a pipeline of projects that could be financed by development finance institutions, other agricultural finance organisations or private sector lenders. In so doing, the AFT will provide recipients with finance to defray front-end project development costs and risks that commercial sponsors might be unable or unwilling to assume alone. Sweden Afr.DB/African Development Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Afr.DB/African Development Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 60000000 0 0 0 0 60000000 0 60000000 Afr.DB/African Development Bank 60000000 Afr.DB/African Development Bank SE-0-SE-6-54020133-5402013302 Sweden Fast Track support clen tech investment in the food security chain Flera länder i Afrika har idag hög tillväxt, men det finns förutsättningar för en än snabbare och bredare tillväxt, inte minst inom jordbruksområdet. Afrika har utöver väldigt stora naturtillgångar också stora möjligheter att öka produktionen av mat. Det finns redan idag en stor mängd investeringsprojekt inom jordbruksområdet som inte kommer till stånd på grund av bristande kunskap och kapacitet i företagen inom ekonomi och juridik. Det har under planeringsfasen av AFT visat sig att det finns flera sådana projekt, liksom ett stort intresse från privata finansiärer. Kapital finns i flera former från banker, impact and social investors och andra portföljinvesterare. Detta har även bekräftats inom ramen för delprojetet "Institutionellt kapital" som är en del av Sidas verksövergripande projekt för "Utvecklingsfinansiering". AFT har som mål att stimulera hållbara privata investeringar inom jordbruket, genom att möjliggöra extern finansiering. Kärnuppgiften för AFT består i att upphandla konsulter för att bistå företag (även statliga institutioner och icke-statliga organisationer) inom jordbrukssektorn i Afrika med relevant kompetens inom administration, ekonomi och juridik så att företagens planerade investeringar kan få tillgång till privat kapital på den kommersiella marknaden. I maj 2013 undertecknade Sida, USAID, African Development Bank (AfDB) och African Development Fund ett sk Multi-Donor Arrangement for the Agriculture Fast Track Fund. African Development Fund är AfDBs fond för förmånlig finansering av bankens verksamhet och betraktas nedan som den del av AfDB. Även Danmark har senare anslutit sig till AFT. Genom överenskommelsen upprättades AFT som administreras av AfDB. Det befintliga samarbetet har i praktiken redan beslutats av Sida genom undertecknandet av överenskommelsen i maj 2013. Det nu föreliggande avtalsutkastet innebär i princip en bekräftelse av vad Sida redan åtagit sig. Möjligheten för Sida att i detta skede anpassa avtalet till att i alla delar uppfylla myndighetens insatshanteringsregel har visat sig vara begränsade. Mot bakgrund av detta bedöms det föreliggande avtalsutkastet vara tillfyllest. Som stöd åberopas § 2.8 i Sidas regel för insatshantering som anger att Sida ”ska eftersträva att säkerställa nedan angivna villkor (2.8.1-2.8.14) så långt som möjligt är uppfyllda". Följande avsteg från insatsregeln noteras särskilt: § 2.7 Partsbenämning: Överenskommelsen ingicks i Sidas namn, inte Sweden represented by Sida. Nu aktuellt avtal kompletterar överenskommelsen och samma partsställning får accepteras här. § 2.8.1 Rätt att avbryta utbetalning och ställa krav på återbetalning: Saknas för det fall Sverige ensidigt beslutar att avbryta samarbetet. Banken motsätter sig sådan skrivning, med hänsyn till att ett sådant krav skulle gå utöver vad som avtalats i överenskommelsen. Dock finns möjlighet till återbetalning av Sveriges del av finansiering när banken avslutar fonden. En skrivning i tilläggsavtalet medför att den andra utbetalningen görs först efter uppvisat likviditetsbehov. § 2.8.5 Ränta återbetalas: Banken har rätt att använda uppkommen ränta för insatsen ändamål. Detta accepteras givet att det är stöd till en multilateral organisation samt att det finns andra givare än Sverige till fonden. § 2.8.9 Revision: Externt reviderade finansiella rapporter kräver begäran härom från majoritet av givarna art 5.2 (iv) i överenskommelsen. Sida har med hänvisning till art 5.2 (iv) begärt och fått stöd från övriga givare att extern revision ska göras. Dessutom kan efter begäran från givarna extern revision göras av konsulttjänsterna som finansieras av fonden, art. 5.4. Enligt årsplan och budget ska sådan revision göras av samtliga konsulttjänster, art 3.3.7. Aktuellt avtalsutkast ersätter den utbetalningsplan som bilagts den överenskommelsen från maj 2013. Insatsen planerades ursprungligen som ett utvecklingslån, men under beredningen visade det sig att insatsen lämpar sig bättre som gåvobistånd eftersom AfDB inte kan garantera att de projekt som får finansiering via AFT med säkerhet kommer att kunna få marknadsfinansiering. Genom AFT ökar dock förutsättningarna för att projekten ska kunna få långsiktig marknadsfinansering, vilket i sig är en viktig indikator för att mäta projektets framgång. The purpose of the AFT is to reduce the infrastructure deficiency in the agriculture sector by developing a pipeline of investment-ready projects. Specifically, the AFT will provide funds to support the development of a pipeline of projects that could be financed by development finance institutions, other agricultural finance organisations or private sector lenders. In so doing, the AFT will provide recipients with finance to defray front-end project development costs and risks that commercial sponsors might be unable or unwilling to assume alone. Sweden Afr.DB/African Development Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Afr.DB/African Development Bank 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -28979689 0 0 0 -28979689 -28979689 Afr.DB/African Development Bank -28979688.7899999991 Afr.DB/African Development Bank Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54030044 Sweden Support to the Centre for Sustainable Development at Uppsala University. Project aims at strenghtening the Swedish research front and enable international exchanges regarding civil society in developing countries. The "hub" of the project is made up om annual international conferences in Uppsala. Stöd till Centrum för Hållbar Utveckling vid Uppsala Universitet för att stärka (främst svensk) forskning, kunskap och utbyten kring det civila samhället i utvecklingsländer. Projektets "nav" utgörs av årligen återkommande internationella konferenser i Uppsala. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Democratic participation and civil society Unallocated / Unspecified Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-54030044-5403004401 Sweden Support to the Centre for Sustainable Development at Uppsala University. Project aims at strenghtening the Swedish research front and enable international exchanges regarding civil society in developing countries. The "hub" of the project is made up om annual international conferences in Uppsala. Stöd till Centrum för Hållbar Utveckling vid Uppsala Universitet för att stärka (främst svensk) forskning, kunskap och utbyten kring det civila samhället i utvecklingsländer. Projektets "nav" utgörs av årligen återkommande internationella konferenser i Uppsala. Sweden Uppsala universitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 906845 1356135 1409380 1599904 1531345 0 1531345 1475704 906845 1356135 0 1409380 -34448 6803609 University College Research Other 905291 University College Research Other 1554 University College Research Other 1356135 University College Research Other 1409380 University College Research Other 0 University College Research Other 1475704 University College Research Other 1531345 University College Research Other 0 University College Research Other -57745.14 University College Research Other 6347.33 University College Research Other 16950 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-54030044-5403004403 Sweden Support to the Centre for Sustainable Development at Uppsala University. Project aims at strenghtening the Swedish research front and enable international exchanges regarding civil society in developing countries. The "hub" of the project is made up om annual international conferences in Uppsala. Stöd till Centrum för Hållbar Utveckling vid Uppsala Universitet för att stärka (främst svensk) forskning, kunskap och utbyten kring det civila samhället i utvecklingsländer. Projektets "nav" utgörs av årligen återkommande internationella konferenser i Uppsala. Sweden Uppsala universitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 124200 86400 University College Research Other 37800 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-54030250 Sweden Within the strategic focus on 'Education for Change' the overall objective is to empower poor and marginalized adults and children and their organizations in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Ghana to promote, claim and achieve their individual and collective rights to relevant quality education, with special focus on the participation of girls and women, whether within formal or non-formal education . Ansökan inriktar sig på utökat stöd till IBIS utbildningsprogram i Liberia, Sierra Leone och Ghana. Samtliga landprogram utgår ifrån IBIS strategi "Education for Change" (EfC) vilket särskilt belyser ökad tillgång till utbildning och förbättrad utbildningskvalité för barn och ungdomar. Jämställdhet, kapacitetsstärkande av lokala civil samhällsorganisationer och påverkansarbete är huvudkomponenterna. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Western Africa, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-54030250-5403025001 Sweden Within the strategic focus on 'Education for Change' the overall objective is to empower poor and marginalized adults and children and their organizations in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Ghana to promote, claim and achieve their individual and collective rights to relevant quality education, with special focus on the participation of girls and women, whether within formal or non-formal education . Ansökan inriktar sig på utökat stöd till IBIS utbildningsprogram i Liberia, Sierra Leone och Ghana. Samtliga landprogram utgår ifrån IBIS strategi "Education for Change" (EfC) vilket särskilt belyser ökad tillgång till utbildning och förbättrad utbildningskvalité för barn och ungdomar. Jämställdhet, kapacitetsstärkande av lokala civil samhällsorganisationer och påverkansarbete är huvudkomponenterna. Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam Denmark Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 8000000 6400000 0 0 0 6400000 8000000 0 -748000 14400000 Oxfam Denmark 8000000 Oxfam Denmark 6400000 Oxfam Denmark -748000 Oxfam Denmark SE-0-SE-6-54030250-5403025002 Sweden Within the strategic focus on 'Education for Change' the overall objective is to empower poor and marginalized adults and children and their organizations in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Ghana to promote, claim and achieve their individual and collective rights to relevant quality education, with special focus on the participation of girls and women, whether within formal or non-formal education . Ansökan inriktar sig på utökat stöd till IBIS utbildningsprogram i Liberia, Sierra Leone och Ghana. Samtliga landprogram utgår ifrån IBIS strategi "Education for Change" (EfC) vilket särskilt belyser ökad tillgång till utbildning och förbättrad utbildningskvalité för barn och ungdomar. Jämställdhet, kapacitetsstärkande av lokala civil samhällsorganisationer och påverkansarbete är huvudkomponenterna. Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam Denmark Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 369000 369000 369000 Oxfam Denmark 369000 Oxfam Denmark Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030513 Sweden Support to the Civil Society in Central America, co-funded with the EU 2014-2017. Stöd till civila samhället, genom sam-finansiering med EU, i Centralamerika 2014-2017. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Central America, regional Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-54030513-5403051301 Sweden Support to the Civil Society in Central America, co-funded with the EU 2014-2017. Stöd till civila samhället, genom sam-finansiering med EU, i Centralamerika 2014-2017. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 527856 598582 598582 598582 598582 527856 1725020 Donor Country NGO 527856 Donor Country NGO 598582 Donor Country NGO 598582 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54030513-5403051302 Sweden Support to the Civil Society in Central America, co-funded with the EU 2014-2017. Stöd till civila samhället, genom sam-finansiering med EU, i Centralamerika 2014-2017. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -1216 -1216 Diakonia Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030515 Sweden Co-financed with the EU to support civil society in Nicaragua 2014-2018 Sam-finansiering med EU för stöd till det civila samhället i Nicaragua 2014-2018 Ingen information. Ingen information. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Nicaragua Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Insatsens resultat är enligt följande: - insatsen har bidragit till ökad organisering samt plattformar för ökat deltagande av kvinnor, ungdomar och ursprungsfolk, samt deras ökade dialog med lokala beslutsfattare och institutioner. - ursprungsfolk har fått särskild kapacitetsutbildning med hänsyn till deras språk, kultur och traditioner. - insatsen har ökat medvetenheten om jämställdhet och könsbaserat våld. - projektet har även bidragit till stärkt livsmedelproduktion, ökade inkomster och ökat näringsintaget bland utsatta hushåll samt verkat till förmån för barns rättigheter och särskilt motverkat barnarbete. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030515-5403051501 Sweden Co-financed with the EU to support civil society in Nicaragua 2014-2018 Sam-finansiering med EU för stöd till det civila samhället i Nicaragua 2014-2018 Ingen information. Ingen information. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1107202 395054 395054 0 395054 1107202 395054 395054 -395054 1897310 Donor Country NGO 1107202 Donor Country NGO 395054 Donor Country NGO 395054 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54030515-5403051502 Sweden Co-financed with the EU to support civil society in Nicaragua 2014-2018 Sam-finansiering med EU för stöd till det civila samhället i Nicaragua 2014-2018 Ingen information. Ingen information. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 395054 395054 0 -4732 395054 Diakonia 395054 Diakonia -4732 Diakonia Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030576 Sweden International Center for Not for profit Law receives support from Sida to the "Civic Space Initiative", a project implemented by a consortium of four INGOs: ICNL, CIVICUS, World Movement for Democracy and Article 19 with the overall objective to: "protect and expand civic space by fostering an enabling legal environment for civil society organizations". This is a one year extension of the contr.12- Utrymmet för det civila samhället att fritt verka är starkt hotat globalt och minskar konstant. Regeringar runt om i världen fortsätter att införa lagstiftning och utomrättsliga hinder för att begränsa det civila samhällets möjlighet att verka. Begränsningar omfattar olika åtgärder såsom inskränkt föreningsfrihet, krav på registrering , inskränkt yttrandefrihet, ekonomiska styrmedel – svårigheter att få utländsk finansiering, samt hot och attacker mot enskilda aktivister osv. Sedan 2012 stöder Sida det tre-åriga projektet Civic Space Initiative (CSI), som leds av International Center for Not for Profit Law ICNL. Projektet samlar fyra globala CSOer- ICNL, Article 19, CIVICUS och World Movement for Democracy - i en gemensam insats för att vända trenden mot krympande utrymme för civilsamhället. Insatsens fokus ligger på den rättsliga miljön, och civila samhällets delaktighet med insatser på global, regional och nationell nivå. Verksamheten omfattar utbildningar, rådgivning, forskning, påverkansarbete och opinionsbildning. Särskild vikt läggs vid att koppla samman nationella CSOer med relevanta aktörer och processer, såsom FN:s specialrapportörer, Universal Periodic Review, de regionala MR systemen och globala ”multi-stakeholder”- processer. Den totala budgeten under 2012-2015 var ca 92 miljoner kronor och Sida var ensam finansiär. Samarbetet med ICNL och Civic Space Initiative har påvisat goda resultat och har varit mycket givande för både Sida och de fyra partnerorganisationerna. Exempel på några CSI-resultat är: • CSI har bidragit till att mandatet för FN:s specialrapportör för mötes- och föreningsfrihets stärkts avsevärt genom att bl.a. möjliggöra att minst 1900 CSOer världen över kunnat träffa specialrapportören under globala, regionala och nationella samråd. Dessa diskussioner har bidragit till fördjupad förståelse på FN-nivå för utmaningarna som möter CSOer globalt och detta reflekteras nu i FN:s rapportering. • CSI har analyserat 15 ICT-relaterade lagar och lagförslag, som sedan använts med goda resultat i påverkansarbete gentemot staten i t.ex. Burma och Pakistan. CSI har också utvecklat Europarådets Handbok för mänskliga rättigheter för Internetanvändare. • CSI har engagerat över 900 nationella CSOer i nationella UPR-processer rörande rätten till förenings- och mötesfrihet. ICNL har nu tillsammans med CIVICUS, Article 19 och World Movement for Democracy inkommit till Sida (CIVSAM) med en ettårig förlängningsansökan för Civic Space Initiative på SEK 36 124 800 för verksamhet från 1 juli 2015-30 juni 2016. Det övergripande målet för Civic Space Initiative (CSI) ettårsförlängning är fortsatt att skydda och expandera civila samhällets möjlighet att verka med fokus på ett gynnsamt juridiskt ramverk. (på engelska to “protect and expand civic space by fostering an enabling legal and regulatory environment for CSOs”). Initiativet har fortsatt följande 8 delmål: (1) to ensure meaningful participation of independent civil society actors in the work of the UN Special Rapporteur on the Freedom of Peaceful Assembly (UNSR) and to empower the UNSR to fulfill his mandate as effectively as possible; (2) to promote strategies of cooperation among Special Rapporteurs with related mandates and to facilitate the development of "soft law" norms relating to the freedoms of association, assembly, expression, and human rights defenders, as well as religion; (3) to facilitate civil society engagement in the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process and at the UN Human Rights Council; (4) to ensure that global, multi-stakeholder processes recognize and enshrine respect for the freedoms of assembly, association, and expression, and the role of civil society; (5) to promote the freedoms of assembly, association and expression, through engagement with the regional human rights systems; (6) to promote enabling environments for civic space at the national level through technical assistance to local reformers; (7) to raise public awareness of civic space issues and the enabling environment; and (8) to deepen the analytical base for law reform affecting civic space through cutting-edge research initiatives. Insatsens förväntade resultat inkluderar: (1) Support for the UN Special Rapporteur: (a) At least 120 civil society actors empowered to participate in and contribute meaningfully to the work of the UNSR, through 3-4 consultations at the global, regional and national levels; and (b) The UNSR on the freedom of peaceful assembly and of association empowered to implement his mandate more effectively through the support of a full-time research fellow and program assistant, and through a community/outreach officer and administrative support. (2) Enhancing Synergies among UN Mandate Holders: The development and launch of the Joint declaration (JD) of four special mandates on freedom of expression (UNHRC, OAS, AU, and OSCE). (3) Promoting Civil Society Engagement with the UPR and UN Human Rights Council: (a) The organization of at least eight in-country stakeholder consultations to enable greater engagement with the UPR mechanism by local partners and to support strong UPR submissions that reflects the views of civil society on the ground; (b) The submission of at least six comprehensive country reviews outlining key concerns and progress made since the last UPR with strong, clear and specific recommendations; (c) Through support provided to the UNHRC/OHCHR, a stronger normative framework is established for the responsibilities of states and other relevant stakeholders to ensure the effective promotion and protection of an enabling environment for civil society. (4) Promoting Respect for the Freedoms of Assembly, Association and Expression in Global Multi-Stakeholder Development Initiatives: (a) At least 200 civil society actors empowered to participate in and contribute meaningfully to the post-Busan process focused on the CSO enabling environment; (b) The inclusion of commitments on the protection of civic space and transparency in the post-2015 negotiations currently underway and due to be completed in September 2015, as well as new mechanisms for accountability to ensure those commitments in the form of indicators and accountability mechanisms at the UN and regional level; (c) The inclusion of language in a new binding Economic Commission for Latin America & the Caribbean (ECLAC) convention on the transparency, public participation, and protection of HRDs and mechanisms for enforcement of that language through new national laws and regional mechanisms. (5) Strengthening the Freedoms of Association and Expression at the Regional Level: (a) African CSOs empowered to develop guidelines on the freedoms of peaceful assembly and association as a practical guide for African States within the ACHPR; (b) An improved context for the work of human rights defenders in Latin America through enhanced coordination of OAS Special Rapporteurs and increased networking among human rights defenders. (6) Promoting Enabling Environments at National Level: (a) Supportive interventions provided on rapid-response basis to help address civil society law reform in a total of 20 countries; (b) Sustained engagement in six countries to promote civil society law reform; and (c) Supportive interventions to protect journalists and human rights defenders in 15 countries. (7) Developing Public Awareness: At least 10,000 individuals and/or organizations with heightened awareness of civic space and enabling environment issues, through at least five national video and music competitions, ten community-level screening activities, and the International Day of Citizen Action. (8) Employing Cutting-edge Research: (a) The publication of two issues of online papers synthesizing global trends relating to civil society law; (b) The maintenance of the freedom of assembly monitor, making available information on international standards relating to the freedom of peaceful assembly; (c) Through 2-3 regional gatherings of key representatives of civil society and other sectors, enhanced discussion on possible new roles, models, partnerships between civil society and other actors; (d) Enhanced protection for bloggers and online activists in Bangladesh. CSI kommer även i fortsättningen ledas av International Center for Not for Profit Law (ICNL) och genomföras i samarbete med Artikel 19, CIVICUS, och World Movement for Democracy. ICNL fungerar som vidareförmedlar till övriga CSI–partner. Därefter vidareförmedlas även medel till partner i Syd av samtliga av de fyra involverande organisationerna. De internationella organisationerna kan med sin erfarenhet och sin globalt etablerade ställning möjliggöra och förse insatsen med de nödvändiga ingångar som krävs för att genomföra de föreslagna aktiviteterna som i flera fall är direkt kopplade till FN systemet, regionala beslutsfattande organ, och till ”multi-stakeholder” processer som post-Busan. Samtidigt säkerställs ett lokalt ägarskap genom att lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer är delaktiga i planeringen och genomförandet av de aktiviteter som planeras, samt utgör de huvudsakliga mottagarna av stödet. Handläggaren har valt att skriva beredningen på engelska då insatsen har stark relevens för Sidas samarbete med USAID och Sida behöver kunna dela beredningen av Civic Space Initiative med de internationella samarbetspartnerna inom Sida & USAID-stödda Civil Society Innovation Initiative (CSII). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-54030576-5403057601 Sweden International Center for Not for profit Law receives support from Sida to the "Civic Space Initiative", a project implemented by a consortium of four INGOs: ICNL, CIVICUS, World Movement for Democracy and Article 19 with the overall objective to: "protect and expand civic space by fostering an enabling legal environment for civil society organizations". This is a one year extension of the contr.12- Utrymmet för det civila samhället att fritt verka är starkt hotat globalt och minskar konstant. Regeringar runt om i världen fortsätter att införa lagstiftning och utomrättsliga hinder för att begränsa det civila samhällets möjlighet att verka. Begränsningar omfattar olika åtgärder såsom inskränkt föreningsfrihet, krav på registrering , inskränkt yttrandefrihet, ekonomiska styrmedel – svårigheter att få utländsk finansiering, samt hot och attacker mot enskilda aktivister osv. Sedan 2012 stöder Sida det tre-åriga projektet Civic Space Initiative (CSI), som leds av International Center for Not for Profit Law ICNL. Projektet samlar fyra globala CSOer- ICNL, Article 19, CIVICUS och World Movement for Democracy - i en gemensam insats för att vända trenden mot krympande utrymme för civilsamhället. Insatsens fokus ligger på den rättsliga miljön, och civila samhällets delaktighet med insatser på global, regional och nationell nivå. Verksamheten omfattar utbildningar, rådgivning, forskning, påverkansarbete och opinionsbildning. Särskild vikt läggs vid att koppla samman nationella CSOer med relevanta aktörer och processer, såsom FN:s specialrapportörer, Universal Periodic Review, de regionala MR systemen och globala ”multi-stakeholder”- processer. Den totala budgeten under 2012-2015 var ca 92 miljoner kronor och Sida var ensam finansiär. Samarbetet med ICNL och Civic Space Initiative har påvisat goda resultat och har varit mycket givande för både Sida och de fyra partnerorganisationerna. Exempel på några CSI-resultat är: • CSI har bidragit till att mandatet för FN:s specialrapportör för mötes- och föreningsfrihets stärkts avsevärt genom att bl.a. möjliggöra att minst 1900 CSOer världen över kunnat träffa specialrapportören under globala, regionala och nationella samråd. Dessa diskussioner har bidragit till fördjupad förståelse på FN-nivå för utmaningarna som möter CSOer globalt och detta reflekteras nu i FN:s rapportering. • CSI har analyserat 15 ICT-relaterade lagar och lagförslag, som sedan använts med goda resultat i påverkansarbete gentemot staten i t.ex. Burma och Pakistan. CSI har också utvecklat Europarådets Handbok för mänskliga rättigheter för Internetanvändare. • CSI har engagerat över 900 nationella CSOer i nationella UPR-processer rörande rätten till förenings- och mötesfrihet. ICNL har nu tillsammans med CIVICUS, Article 19 och World Movement for Democracy inkommit till Sida (CIVSAM) med en ettårig förlängningsansökan för Civic Space Initiative på SEK 36 124 800 för verksamhet från 1 juli 2015-30 juni 2016. Det övergripande målet för Civic Space Initiative (CSI) ettårsförlängning är fortsatt att skydda och expandera civila samhällets möjlighet att verka med fokus på ett gynnsamt juridiskt ramverk. (på engelska to “protect and expand civic space by fostering an enabling legal and regulatory environment for CSOs”). Initiativet har fortsatt följande 8 delmål: (1) to ensure meaningful participation of independent civil society actors in the work of the UN Special Rapporteur on the Freedom of Peaceful Assembly (UNSR) and to empower the UNSR to fulfill his mandate as effectively as possible; (2) to promote strategies of cooperation among Special Rapporteurs with related mandates and to facilitate the development of "soft law" norms relating to the freedoms of association, assembly, expression, and human rights defenders, as well as religion; (3) to facilitate civil society engagement in the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process and at the UN Human Rights Council; (4) to ensure that global, multi-stakeholder processes recognize and enshrine respect for the freedoms of assembly, association, and expression, and the role of civil society; (5) to promote the freedoms of assembly, association and expression, through engagement with the regional human rights systems; (6) to promote enabling environments for civic space at the national level through technical assistance to local reformers; (7) to raise public awareness of civic space issues and the enabling environment; and (8) to deepen the analytical base for law reform affecting civic space through cutting-edge research initiatives. Insatsens förväntade resultat inkluderar: (1) Support for the UN Special Rapporteur: (a) At least 120 civil society actors empowered to participate in and contribute meaningfully to the work of the UNSR, through 3-4 consultations at the global, regional and national levels; and (b) The UNSR on the freedom of peaceful assembly and of association empowered to implement his mandate more effectively through the support of a full-time research fellow and program assistant, and through a community/outreach officer and administrative support. (2) Enhancing Synergies among UN Mandate Holders: The development and launch of the Joint declaration (JD) of four special mandates on freedom of expression (UNHRC, OAS, AU, and OSCE). (3) Promoting Civil Society Engagement with the UPR and UN Human Rights Council: (a) The organization of at least eight in-country stakeholder consultations to enable greater engagement with the UPR mechanism by local partners and to support strong UPR submissions that reflects the views of civil society on the ground; (b) The submission of at least six comprehensive country reviews outlining key concerns and progress made since the last UPR with strong, clear and specific recommendations; (c) Through support provided to the UNHRC/OHCHR, a stronger normative framework is established for the responsibilities of states and other relevant stakeholders to ensure the effective promotion and protection of an enabling environment for civil society. (4) Promoting Respect for the Freedoms of Assembly, Association and Expression in Global Multi-Stakeholder Development Initiatives: (a) At least 200 civil society actors empowered to participate in and contribute meaningfully to the post-Busan process focused on the CSO enabling environment; (b) The inclusion of commitments on the protection of civic space and transparency in the post-2015 negotiations currently underway and due to be completed in September 2015, as well as new mechanisms for accountability to ensure those commitments in the form of indicators and accountability mechanisms at the UN and regional level; (c) The inclusion of language in a new binding Economic Commission for Latin America & the Caribbean (ECLAC) convention on the transparency, public participation, and protection of HRDs and mechanisms for enforcement of that language through new national laws and regional mechanisms. (5) Strengthening the Freedoms of Association and Expression at the Regional Level: (a) African CSOs empowered to develop guidelines on the freedoms of peaceful assembly and association as a practical guide for African States within the ACHPR; (b) An improved context for the work of human rights defenders in Latin America through enhanced coordination of OAS Special Rapporteurs and increased networking among human rights defenders. (6) Promoting Enabling Environments at National Level: (a) Supportive interventions provided on rapid-response basis to help address civil society law reform in a total of 20 countries; (b) Sustained engagement in six countries to promote civil society law reform; and (c) Supportive interventions to protect journalists and human rights defenders in 15 countries. (7) Developing Public Awareness: At least 10,000 individuals and/or organizations with heightened awareness of civic space and enabling environment issues, through at least five national video and music competitions, ten community-level screening activities, and the International Day of Citizen Action. (8) Employing Cutting-edge Research: (a) The publication of two issues of online papers synthesizing global trends relating to civil society law; (b) The maintenance of the freedom of assembly monitor, making available information on international standards relating to the freedom of peaceful assembly; (c) Through 2-3 regional gatherings of key representatives of civil society and other sectors, enhanced discussion on possible new roles, models, partnerships between civil society and other actors; (d) Enhanced protection for bloggers and online activists in Bangladesh. CSI kommer även i fortsättningen ledas av International Center for Not for Profit Law (ICNL) och genomföras i samarbete med Artikel 19, CIVICUS, och World Movement for Democracy. ICNL fungerar som vidareförmedlar till övriga CSI–partner. Därefter vidareförmedlas även medel till partner i Syd av samtliga av de fyra involverande organisationerna. De internationella organisationerna kan med sin erfarenhet och sin globalt etablerade ställning möjliggöra och förse insatsen med de nödvändiga ingångar som krävs för att genomföra de föreslagna aktiviteterna som i flera fall är direkt kopplade till FN systemet, regionala beslutsfattande organ, och till ”multi-stakeholder” processer som post-Busan. Samtidigt säkerställs ett lokalt ägarskap genom att lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer är delaktiga i planeringen och genomförandet av de aktiviteter som planeras, samt utgör de huvudsakliga mottagarna av stödet. Handläggaren har valt att skriva beredningen på engelska då insatsen har stark relevens för Sidas samarbete med USAID och Sida behöver kunna dela beredningen av Civic Space Initiative med de internationella samarbetspartnerna inom Sida & USAID-stödda Civil Society Innovation Initiative (CSII). 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This is a one year extension of the contr.12- Utrymmet för det civila samhället att fritt verka är starkt hotat globalt och minskar konstant. Regeringar runt om i världen fortsätter att införa lagstiftning och utomrättsliga hinder för att begränsa det civila samhällets möjlighet att verka. Begränsningar omfattar olika åtgärder såsom inskränkt föreningsfrihet, krav på registrering , inskränkt yttrandefrihet, ekonomiska styrmedel – svårigheter att få utländsk finansiering, samt hot och attacker mot enskilda aktivister osv. Sedan 2012 stöder Sida det tre-åriga projektet Civic Space Initiative (CSI), som leds av International Center for Not for Profit Law ICNL. Projektet samlar fyra globala CSOer- ICNL, Article 19, CIVICUS och World Movement for Democracy - i en gemensam insats för att vända trenden mot krympande utrymme för civilsamhället. Insatsens fokus ligger på den rättsliga miljön, och civila samhällets delaktighet med insatser på global, regional och nationell nivå. Verksamheten omfattar utbildningar, rådgivning, forskning, påverkansarbete och opinionsbildning. Särskild vikt läggs vid att koppla samman nationella CSOer med relevanta aktörer och processer, såsom FN:s specialrapportörer, Universal Periodic Review, de regionala MR systemen och globala ”multi-stakeholder”- processer. Den totala budgeten under 2012-2015 var ca 92 miljoner kronor och Sida var ensam finansiär. Samarbetet med ICNL och Civic Space Initiative har påvisat goda resultat och har varit mycket givande för både Sida och de fyra partnerorganisationerna. Exempel på några CSI-resultat är: • CSI har bidragit till att mandatet för FN:s specialrapportör för mötes- och föreningsfrihets stärkts avsevärt genom att bl.a. möjliggöra att minst 1900 CSOer världen över kunnat träffa specialrapportören under globala, regionala och nationella samråd. Dessa diskussioner har bidragit till fördjupad förståelse på FN-nivå för utmaningarna som möter CSOer globalt och detta reflekteras nu i FN:s rapportering. • CSI har analyserat 15 ICT-relaterade lagar och lagförslag, som sedan använts med goda resultat i påverkansarbete gentemot staten i t.ex. Burma och Pakistan. CSI har också utvecklat Europarådets Handbok för mänskliga rättigheter för Internetanvändare. • CSI har engagerat över 900 nationella CSOer i nationella UPR-processer rörande rätten till förenings- och mötesfrihet. ICNL har nu tillsammans med CIVICUS, Article 19 och World Movement for Democracy inkommit till Sida (CIVSAM) med en ettårig förlängningsansökan för Civic Space Initiative på SEK 36 124 800 för verksamhet från 1 juli 2015-30 juni 2016. Det övergripande målet för Civic Space Initiative (CSI) ettårsförlängning är fortsatt att skydda och expandera civila samhällets möjlighet att verka med fokus på ett gynnsamt juridiskt ramverk. (på engelska to “protect and expand civic space by fostering an enabling legal and regulatory environment for CSOs”). Initiativet har fortsatt följande 8 delmål: (1) to ensure meaningful participation of independent civil society actors in the work of the UN Special Rapporteur on the Freedom of Peaceful Assembly (UNSR) and to empower the UNSR to fulfill his mandate as effectively as possible; (2) to promote strategies of cooperation among Special Rapporteurs with related mandates and to facilitate the development of "soft law" norms relating to the freedoms of association, assembly, expression, and human rights defenders, as well as religion; (3) to facilitate civil society engagement in the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process and at the UN Human Rights Council; (4) to ensure that global, multi-stakeholder processes recognize and enshrine respect for the freedoms of assembly, association, and expression, and the role of civil society; (5) to promote the freedoms of assembly, association and expression, through engagement with the regional human rights systems; (6) to promote enabling environments for civic space at the national level through technical assistance to local reformers; (7) to raise public awareness of civic space issues and the enabling environment; and (8) to deepen the analytical base for law reform affecting civic space through cutting-edge research initiatives. Insatsens förväntade resultat inkluderar: (1) Support for the UN Special Rapporteur: (a) At least 120 civil society actors empowered to participate in and contribute meaningfully to the work of the UNSR, through 3-4 consultations at the global, regional and national levels; and (b) The UNSR on the freedom of peaceful assembly and of association empowered to implement his mandate more effectively through the support of a full-time research fellow and program assistant, and through a community/outreach officer and administrative support. (2) Enhancing Synergies among UN Mandate Holders: The development and launch of the Joint declaration (JD) of four special mandates on freedom of expression (UNHRC, OAS, AU, and OSCE). (3) Promoting Civil Society Engagement with the UPR and UN Human Rights Council: (a) The organization of at least eight in-country stakeholder consultations to enable greater engagement with the UPR mechanism by local partners and to support strong UPR submissions that reflects the views of civil society on the ground; (b) The submission of at least six comprehensive country reviews outlining key concerns and progress made since the last UPR with strong, clear and specific recommendations; (c) Through support provided to the UNHRC/OHCHR, a stronger normative framework is established for the responsibilities of states and other relevant stakeholders to ensure the effective promotion and protection of an enabling environment for civil society. (4) Promoting Respect for the Freedoms of Assembly, Association and Expression in Global Multi-Stakeholder Development Initiatives: (a) At least 200 civil society actors empowered to participate in and contribute meaningfully to the post-Busan process focused on the CSO enabling environment; (b) The inclusion of commitments on the protection of civic space and transparency in the post-2015 negotiations currently underway and due to be completed in September 2015, as well as new mechanisms for accountability to ensure those commitments in the form of indicators and accountability mechanisms at the UN and regional level; (c) The inclusion of language in a new binding Economic Commission for Latin America & the Caribbean (ECLAC) convention on the transparency, public participation, and protection of HRDs and mechanisms for enforcement of that language through new national laws and regional mechanisms. (5) Strengthening the Freedoms of Association and Expression at the Regional Level: (a) African CSOs empowered to develop guidelines on the freedoms of peaceful assembly and association as a practical guide for African States within the ACHPR; (b) An improved context for the work of human rights defenders in Latin America through enhanced coordination of OAS Special Rapporteurs and increased networking among human rights defenders. (6) Promoting Enabling Environments at National Level: (a) Supportive interventions provided on rapid-response basis to help address civil society law reform in a total of 20 countries; (b) Sustained engagement in six countries to promote civil society law reform; and (c) Supportive interventions to protect journalists and human rights defenders in 15 countries. (7) Developing Public Awareness: At least 10,000 individuals and/or organizations with heightened awareness of civic space and enabling environment issues, through at least five national video and music competitions, ten community-level screening activities, and the International Day of Citizen Action. (8) Employing Cutting-edge Research: (a) The publication of two issues of online papers synthesizing global trends relating to civil society law; (b) The maintenance of the freedom of assembly monitor, making available information on international standards relating to the freedom of peaceful assembly; (c) Through 2-3 regional gatherings of key representatives of civil society and other sectors, enhanced discussion on possible new roles, models, partnerships between civil society and other actors; (d) Enhanced protection for bloggers and online activists in Bangladesh. CSI kommer även i fortsättningen ledas av International Center for Not for Profit Law (ICNL) och genomföras i samarbete med Artikel 19, CIVICUS, och World Movement for Democracy. ICNL fungerar som vidareförmedlar till övriga CSI–partner. Därefter vidareförmedlas även medel till partner i Syd av samtliga av de fyra involverande organisationerna. De internationella organisationerna kan med sin erfarenhet och sin globalt etablerade ställning möjliggöra och förse insatsen med de nödvändiga ingångar som krävs för att genomföra de föreslagna aktiviteterna som i flera fall är direkt kopplade till FN systemet, regionala beslutsfattande organ, och till ”multi-stakeholder” processer som post-Busan. Samtidigt säkerställs ett lokalt ägarskap genom att lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer är delaktiga i planeringen och genomförandet av de aktiviteter som planeras, samt utgör de huvudsakliga mottagarna av stödet. Handläggaren har valt att skriva beredningen på engelska då insatsen har stark relevens för Sidas samarbete med USAID och Sida behöver kunna dela beredningen av Civic Space Initiative med de internationella samarbetspartnerna inom Sida & USAID-stödda Civil Society Innovation Initiative (CSII). Sweden ICNL/International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICNL/International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Inc Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -529812 -529812.26 ICNL/International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Inc Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030579 Sweden The project aims to promote protection, peace and resilience for conflict affected South Sudanese boys and girls in refugee camps and host communities in the Adjumani district in Uganda. The project will provide increased educational access in safe and protected learning environments. Projektet syftar till att öka konfliktutsatta sydsudaneseska flyktingbarns tillgång till skydd, resiliens och utbildning i en trygg och skyddad miljö i flyktingläger och värdbyar i Adjumani-distriktet i Uganda. Insatsen är av stödjande karaktär till Plan Sveriges ramprogram och totalsumman för bidraget understiger 5 miljoner SEK. Insatsen har därför inte beretts med en full beredning. Insatsen har bedömts grundligt av huvudfinansiären (EU) och Sida har därför valt att inte själva göra djupgående analyser av alla de områden som vanligtvis ingår i en beredning, utan att förlita sig på den bedömning som gjorts av EU. Insatsens totala budget är 625 000 EUR (motsvaranade ca 5 760 000 SEK) och Plan Sverige ansöker till Sida om bidrag för att täcka egeninsatsen om 20%, dvs 1 152 000 SEK. Insatsen syftar till att främja skydd och resiliens hos konfliktdrabbade sydsudanesiska flickor och pojkar i flyktingläger och mottagande byar i Adjumanidistriktet i Uganda. Barnen i projektet ska få ökad tillgång till trygga och skyddade lärmiljöer och därmed möjlligheter till utbildning och trygghet. Tillgången till grundskola förväntas öka med 30 procent, 5 000 barn i området förväntas erbjudas förbättrade lärmiljöer, och kapaciteten hos samhällena att aktivt bidra till fredsbyggande och resiliens förväntas öka. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Uganda Primary education Basic Education SE-0-SE-6-54030579-5403057901 Sweden The project aims to promote protection, peace and resilience for conflict affected South Sudanese boys and girls in refugee camps and host communities in the Adjumani district in Uganda. The project will provide increased educational access in safe and protected learning environments. Projektet syftar till att öka konfliktutsatta sydsudaneseska flyktingbarns tillgång till skydd, resiliens och utbildning i en trygg och skyddad miljö i flyktingläger och värdbyar i Adjumani-distriktet i Uganda. Insatsen är av stödjande karaktär till Plan Sveriges ramprogram och totalsumman för bidraget understiger 5 miljoner SEK. Insatsen har därför inte beretts med en full beredning. Insatsen har bedömts grundligt av huvudfinansiären (EU) och Sida har därför valt att inte själva göra djupgående analyser av alla de områden som vanligtvis ingår i en beredning, utan att förlita sig på den bedömning som gjorts av EU. Insatsens totala budget är 625 000 EUR (motsvaranade ca 5 760 000 SEK) och Plan Sverige ansöker till Sida om bidrag för att täcka egeninsatsen om 20%, dvs 1 152 000 SEK. Insatsen syftar till att främja skydd och resiliens hos konfliktdrabbade sydsudanesiska flickor och pojkar i flyktingläger och mottagande byar i Adjumanidistriktet i Uganda. Barnen i projektet ska få ökad tillgång till trygga och skyddade lärmiljöer och därmed möjlligheter till utbildning och trygghet. Tillgången till grundskola förväntas öka med 30 procent, 5 000 barn i området förväntas erbjudas förbättrade lärmiljöer, och kapaciteten hos samhällena att aktivt bidra till fredsbyggande och resiliens förväntas öka. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 576000 0 576000 576000 -576000 576000 Plan International Sverige 576000 Plan International Sverige SE-0-SE-6-54030579-5403057902 Sweden The project aims to promote protection, peace and resilience for conflict affected South Sudanese boys and girls in refugee camps and host communities in the Adjumani district in Uganda. The project will provide increased educational access in safe and protected learning environments. Projektet syftar till att öka konfliktutsatta sydsudaneseska flyktingbarns tillgång till skydd, resiliens och utbildning i en trygg och skyddad miljö i flyktingläger och värdbyar i Adjumani-distriktet i Uganda. Insatsen är av stödjande karaktär till Plan Sveriges ramprogram och totalsumman för bidraget understiger 5 miljoner SEK. Insatsen har därför inte beretts med en full beredning. Insatsen har bedömts grundligt av huvudfinansiären (EU) och Sida har därför valt att inte själva göra djupgående analyser av alla de områden som vanligtvis ingår i en beredning, utan att förlita sig på den bedömning som gjorts av EU. Insatsens totala budget är 625 000 EUR (motsvaranade ca 5 760 000 SEK) och Plan Sverige ansöker till Sida om bidrag för att täcka egeninsatsen om 20%, dvs 1 152 000 SEK. Insatsen syftar till att främja skydd och resiliens hos konfliktdrabbade sydsudanesiska flickor och pojkar i flyktingläger och mottagande byar i Adjumanidistriktet i Uganda. Barnen i projektet ska få ökad tillgång till trygga och skyddade lärmiljöer och därmed möjlligheter till utbildning och trygghet. Tillgången till grundskola förväntas öka med 30 procent, 5 000 barn i området förväntas erbjudas förbättrade lärmiljöer, och kapaciteten hos samhällena att aktivt bidra till fredsbyggande och resiliens förväntas öka. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 576000 576000 -247310 576000 Plan International Sverige 576000 Plan International Sverige -247310 Plan International Sverige Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030587 Sweden Bistå i planering, genomförande och uppföljning av Stockholm Civil Society week under 12-16 oktober 2015. Bistå i planering, genomförande och uppföljning av Stockholm Civil Society week under 12-16 oktober 2015. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-54030587-5403058701 Sweden Bistå i planering, genomförande och uppföljning av Stockholm Civil Society week under 12-16 oktober 2015. Bistå i planering, genomförande och uppföljning av Stockholm Civil Society week under 12-16 oktober 2015. 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Sweden Global Reporting Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 222826 222826 222826 Other 1760 Other 69686.97 Other 151379 Other SE-0-SE-6-54040012 Sweden Support to an Urban Research Center, initiated by MISTRA, established in Gothenburg. Run by a consortium of 7 partners (Chalmers, Göteborg City, IVL, etc). Sida's contribution allows the center to incorporate poverty reduction activities and cooperate with partners in developing countries, including African Center for Cities in Cape Town, and a platfom in Kisumu, Kenya. Support to an Urban Research Center, initiated by MISTRA, established in Gothenburg. Run by a consortium of 7 partners (Chalmers, Göteborg City, IVL, etc). Sida's contribution allows the center to incorporate poverty reduction activities and cooperate with partners in developing countries, including African Center for Cities in Cape Town, and a platfom in Kisumu, Kenya. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Urban development and management Other Multisector Mistra Urban Futures (MUF) är ett internationellt forskningscentrum som arbetar med att stärka samverkan mellan forskning och praktik kring hållbar urbanisering. Forskningen bedrivs genom plattformar som hittills utvecklats i Kapstaden (Sydafrika), Kisumu (Kenya), Göteborg (Sverige) och Manchester (England), varav Sidastöd gick till fattigdomsbekämpning samt att etablera plattformar i Afrika. Huvudfokus för programmets första fas har varit att identifiera relevanta frågor på lokal nivå samt att bygga upp relationer mellan forskare och samhällsaktörer. Varje plattform är således unik och gynnar lokalt ägarskap och kontextuell förankring. En av Mistra Urban Futures stora framgångar är deras utveckling och applicering av principer för co-creation och co-production. Under uppstartsfasen arbetade man med att implementera och utvärdera metodologin för samproduktion. Idén är att angripa samhällsproblem från flera fält, både utanför och inom akademin. Varje plattform har sin egen modell för samproduktion. Plattformarna lägger också olika emfas vid programmets mål för samproduktion: 1) To increase urban sustainability directly 2) To increase knowledge relevant to increasing urban sustainability Enligt den externa utvärderingen har uppskattningsvis 400 forskningsartiklar publicerats, endera inom ramen för programmet, endera som inspirerats eller stötts av det. Bland dessa finns publikationer i inhemska tidskrifter och i framstående vetenskapliga tidskrifter som genomgått peer-review. Då tiden mellan projekt och publicering är lång, dröjer det innan man kan få fram representativa kvantitativa mått på antalet publikationer. Representativ statistik på spridning genom antalet citeringar kan heller inte produceras i dagsläget på grund av viss eftersläpning. Kvaliteten på det akademiska arbetet har varierat mellan plattformarna och nästa fas kommer innebära ett ökat fokus på publicering av forskningsrapporter. Göteborgskonsortiet som stod bakom projektet i Göteborg var redan etablerade sedan tidigare i flera projekt, vilket är en bidragande faktor till att Göteborgsplattformens resultat överträffar de andra lokala plattformarna. MUF deltog även i kampanjen för ett urbant SDG-mål och bidrog därmed till inkluderingen av mål 11 - ‘‘Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable’. Mistra genomförde även ett pilotprojekt i sina plattformar för att testa målets indikatorer, med ytterligare stöd från Sida. Sida har sammanlagt betalat ut 35 430 297 kr till programmet. Budgeten för hela fas 1 av Mistra Urban Futures (2010-2014) uppgick totalt till 235 miljoner kr. Mistra, stiftelsen för miljöstrategisk forskning och Göteborgskonsortiet – bestående av bland annat Chalmers, Göteborgs Universitet och Västra Götalandsregionen – är huvudfinansiärer. Kisumu I Kisumu samlas 23 PhD-studenter i ett stort program med fokus på samproduktion inom ekoturism och marknadsföring. Utöver att bidra till lokalt lärande har programmet introducerat ett nytt avfallshanteringssystem samt ett solenergisystem för uthyrning till lokala fiskare. Ett oväntat resultat från deras ekologisk fiskeprojekt var att de lokala myndigheterna uppgraderade vägen till platsen och därmed bidrog till jobbskapande och fattigdomsminskning. Kapstaden Cape town local interaction platform, CTLIP, har integrerat PhD-studenter I den lokala förvaltningen och vice versa. I projektet Citi Labs arbetar akademiker, tjänstemän och civilsamhällsorganisationer sida vid sida med fattigdomsminskning i urbana miljöer, inom olika sektorer. Exempel på resultat är att projektet lyckats påverka lagstiftning kring höjning av havsnivån. Deras regionala program har ett större fokus på urban hållbarhet. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54040012-5404001201 Sweden Support to an Urban Research Center, initiated by MISTRA, established in Gothenburg. Run by a consortium of 7 partners (Chalmers, Göteborg City, IVL, etc). Sida's contribution allows the center to incorporate poverty reduction activities and cooperate with partners in developing countries, including African Center for Cities in Cape Town, and a platfom in Kisumu, Kenya. Support to an Urban Research Center, initiated by MISTRA, established in Gothenburg. Run by a consortium of 7 partners (Chalmers, Göteborg City, IVL, etc). Sida's contribution allows the center to incorporate poverty reduction activities and cooperate with partners in developing countries, including African Center for Cities in Cape Town, and a platfom in Kisumu, Kenya. Sweden MISTRA Stiftelsen för miljöstrategisk forskning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 6000000 0 0 0 10000000 10500000 8500000 10000000 8500000 0 0 10500000 6000000 0 -269703 0 35000000 Other 6000000 Other 10000000 Other 2000000 Other 8500000 Other 8500000 Other -269703 Other SE-0-SE-6-54040012-5404001202 Sweden Support to an Urban Research Center, initiated by MISTRA, established in Gothenburg. Run by a consortium of 7 partners (Chalmers, Göteborg City, IVL, etc). Sida's contribution allows the center to incorporate poverty reduction activities and cooperate with partners in developing countries, including African Center for Cities in Cape Town, and a platfom in Kisumu, Kenya. Support to an Urban Research Center, initiated by MISTRA, established in Gothenburg. Run by a consortium of 7 partners (Chalmers, Göteborg City, IVL, etc). Sida's contribution allows the center to incorporate poverty reduction activities and cooperate with partners in developing countries, including African Center for Cities in Cape Town, and a platfom in Kisumu, Kenya. Sweden MISTRA Stiftelsen för miljöstrategisk forskning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 700000 700000 700000 Other 700000 Other SE-0-SE-6-54040140 Sweden International Centre for Local Democracy (ICLD) was established in 2008. Their mission is focussed on strengthening local democracy in developing countries. To this effect their work focus om i) Municipal Partnerships, ii) ITP course related to local democracy and iii) Knowledge development and (research). Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati (ICLD) etablerades 2008. ICLD mål är att stärka lokal demokrati i utvecklingsländer. Stödet ges som kärnstöd till ICLD:s verksamhet (1) kommunala partnerskap, (2) internationella utbildningsprogram med fokus på olika aspekter av lokal demokrati och kunskapsutveckling. Inom programmet Kommunalt Partnerskap beviljar ICLD medel till kommuner, landsting och regioner för samarbete med kommuner i ett antal utvecklingsländer. Övergripande mål: Insatsen ska bidra till att möjliggöra medborgares ökade inflytande i beslut som fattas av lokala och regionala organ. Förväntade resultat: Berörda lokala politiker och tjänstemän i samarbetsländerna verkar för hållbar, lokal demokratisk utveckling.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general Exempel på resultat:  Kommunala partnerskapsprojekt Enligt ICLD utvärderingen (Sthlm Policy Group, 2018) har KP projekten bidragit till ny och ökad kunskap och förståelse bland deltagande politiker och tjänstepersoner i kommunala partnerskap om olika viktiga faktorer som möjliggör demokratisk utveckling och genomförandet av policys, såsom: - kommuners/regioners organisatoriska struktur och koordinering inom kommuner/ regioner för att ta hand om människornas behov och intressen; - roller och ansvar inom kommuner/regioner och mellan olika avdelningar inom dessa samt ledarskap och organisationskultur; - extern kommunikation med människorna i lokalsamhällen och lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer - integrering av jämställdhet.Enligt utvärdering har denna ökad kunskap och förståelse bland flera deltagande politiker och tjänstepersoner i kommunerna även bidragit till insikter om vad ökat ansvarstagande innebär i deras respektive roller. Enligt utvärderingen var utgångspunkten hos flertalet deltagande beslutsfattare att de inte i tillräckligt hög grad uppmärksammade de ovannämnda aspekterna av kommun/regionorganisationen i sitt vardagsarbete. Som följd av kompetensutveckling och erfarenhetsutbyten, inom ramen för KP-projekten, har många insett att dessa områden är grundläggande för att utveckla lokalt och demokratiskt förankrad leverans av offentliga tjänster. Deltagarna anger också att de känner starkare engagemang för att utveckla kommunala/regionala strukturer, processer och rutiner som möjliggör ett mer effektivt, jämställt och deltagande arbetssätt och relationer med människorna i de lokala samhällen. KP, anser deltagarna, har hjälpt att synliggöra vikten och sambandet mellan organisatorisk och social förändring, å ena sidan, och organisatoriskt ledarskap och kultur, å den andra sidan. Utvärderarna fann att KP är en bra plattform för att ge näring åt utvecklandet av ledarskap och en konstruktiv demokratisk organisationskultur hos deltagande kommuner/regioner.  Exempel på resultat på genomförda KP-projekt:  - I ett partnerskap mellan Timrå kommun och South Tangerang i Indonesien har en ny strategi för att öka medvetenheten om sopsortering skapats i South Tangerang med högt deltagande och ett tydligt behov hos invånarna. Inom partnerskapet har parterna lyckats sprida sina resultat till andra och flera närliggande indonesiska kommuner har visat intresse för strategin och hur South Tangerang har lyckats med inkluderingen av breda grupper av invånare. - I ett tvåårigt partnerskap mellan Växjö och Komuna Vushtrri i Kosovo har parterna arbetat med organisering och utveckling av daglig verksamhet för personer med funktionsvariation. Projektet har bidragit till möjligheter för mer inflytande och fler valmöjligheter för personer med funktionsvariation till meningsfulla aktiviteter och sysselsättning. - I syfte att öka jämlikheten i kommunerna har Chiapata Municipality i Zambia och Mölndals kommun arbetat tillsammans i ett treårigt partnerskap med fokus på ungas egenmakt. Som resultat har borgmästaren i Chiapata anställt personal för att arbeta med ungdomsinflytande i kommunen och en mötesplats för unga i form av en fritidsgård har etablerats i Chiapata. - I ett treårigt partnerskap, Women's empowerment through development of local democracy mellan Chinsali Municipality i Zambia och Piteå kommun beskriver parterna att Chinsali nu öppet publicerar kommunens ekonomi samt redogör för hur skattepengar spenderas. I Chinsali har det under perioden genomförts ett stort antal aktiviteter, exempelvis information och utbildning av samtliga politiker i kommunfullmäktige och tjänstepersoner i ledande ställning i kommunen. - Ett treårigt partnerskap, Help-desks for sustainble livelihood mellan Busia Municipality, Uganda och Robertsfors kommun har kunnat redovisa resultat inom såväl jämlikhet och delaktighet som ansvarsutkrävande och transparens. Samarbetet har resulterat i att det har etablerats en bemannad reception som mottar offentliga klagomål och bemöter dem. Det har skapats en strukturell förändring med ett utskott som mottar synpunkter från befolkningen i kommunen.  - Strategier för hantering av avfall från ristillverkning mellan An Giang i Vietnam och Piteå kommun i Sverige. Projektet har arbetat med att ta fram strategier för hantering av avfall från ristillverkning som lett till att avfallet kommer till användning vid svampodling. Metoden har inneburit utökade möjligheter till sysselsättning för bönder. Projektgruppen har också tagit fram en handlingsplan för avfallshantering och sökt vidare medel för ett implementeringsprojekt. Internationella utbildningsprogram (ITP) ICLD har under perioden 2013-2015 genomfört följande fyra olika utbildningar till målgruppen som består av politiker och tjänstepersoner i folkvalda, politiskt styrda organ på lokal och regional nivå: -Local Democracy and Social Sustainability with a Gender Perspective,-Local Political Leaders: Capacitating Women in Politics,-Sustainable Development and Local democracy through the Symbio City Approach i samarbete med SKL International och - Towards Local Democracy and Local Development through Local government i samarbete med UNCDF.Utbildningsprogrammen pågår under 18 månader och omfattar olika perioder med kurser, seminarier och studiebesök varav en i Sverige. Jämställdhet är integrerat i programmen. Genomförande av förändringsprojekt i kursdeltagarnas hemorganisationer eller arbete gällande någon relevant strategisk fråga där deltagarna får möjlighet att lära sig att formulera och genomföra ett projekt och tillämpa de nya kunskaperna och verktygen ingår i programmen. Enligt ICLD:s har 514 politiker och tjänstepersoner och ca 40 chefer till tjänstepersonerna från 21 länder utbildats under 2013 - 2015 inom ITP. ICLD rapporterar att ca. 80% av deltagarnas förändringsprojekt genomfördes som del av programmen och slutrapporterades.   Enligt utvärderingen (Evaluation of ICLD, Oxford Research, 2015) har alla intervjuade ITP-deltagare rapporterat att deras kompetens har ökat och de har fått ökat självförtroende vilket har stärkt deras kapacitet att främja frågor rörande lokal demokrati och deltagande i lokalt beslutsfattande. Enligt rapporterna hade deltagande politiker och tjänstemän också fått ökad kunskap och förståelse för jämställdhet och kvinnors roll i utveckling. Ett annat resultat är att deltagarna har utvidgat sina professionella nätverk vilket möjliggör fortsatt lärande och utbyte av erfarenheter.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54040140-5404014001 Sweden International Centre for Local Democracy (ICLD) was established in 2008. Their mission is focussed on strengthening local democracy in developing countries. To this effect their work focus om i) Municipal Partnerships, ii) ITP course related to local democracy and iii) Knowledge development and (research). Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati (ICLD) etablerades 2008. ICLD mål är att stärka lokal demokrati i utvecklingsländer. Stödet ges som kärnstöd till ICLD:s verksamhet (1) kommunala partnerskap, (2) internationella utbildningsprogram med fokus på olika aspekter av lokal demokrati och kunskapsutveckling. Inom programmet Kommunalt Partnerskap beviljar ICLD medel till kommuner, landsting och regioner för samarbete med kommuner i ett antal utvecklingsländer. Övergripande mål: Insatsen ska bidra till att möjliggöra medborgares ökade inflytande i beslut som fattas av lokala och regionala organ. Förväntade resultat: Berörda lokala politiker och tjänstemän i samarbetsländerna verkar för hållbar, lokal demokratisk utveckling.   Sweden ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 25000000 34000000 63281000 43315000 31134000 0 0 34000000 0 0 25000000 0 15315000 22400000 0 63281000 -43315000 23762000 28000000 0 0 31134000 43315000 8734000 15008000 -23762000 0 -31134000 -15008000 196730000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 25000000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 30000000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 4000000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 36000000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 27281000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 28000000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 15315000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 22400000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 8734000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati SE-0-SE-6-54040140-5404014002 Sweden International Centre for Local Democracy (ICLD) was established in 2008. Their mission is focussed on strengthening local democracy in developing countries. To this effect their work focus om i) Municipal Partnerships, ii) ITP course related to local democracy and iii) Knowledge development and (research). Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati (ICLD) etablerades 2008. ICLD mål är att stärka lokal demokrati i utvecklingsländer. Stödet ges som kärnstöd till ICLD:s verksamhet (1) kommunala partnerskap, (2) internationella utbildningsprogram med fokus på olika aspekter av lokal demokrati och kunskapsutveckling. Inom programmet Kommunalt Partnerskap beviljar ICLD medel till kommuner, landsting och regioner för samarbete med kommuner i ett antal utvecklingsländer. Övergripande mål: Insatsen ska bidra till att möjliggöra medborgares ökade inflytande i beslut som fattas av lokala och regionala organ. Förväntade resultat: Berörda lokala politiker och tjänstemän i samarbetsländerna verkar för hållbar, lokal demokratisk utveckling.   Sweden ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 23762000 0 1394000 0 0 0 0 15000000 1394000 0 -5462000 8762000 0 0 0 25156000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 15000000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 8762000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati -5462000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati 1394000 ICLD/Internationellt Centrum för Lokal Demokrati Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Reduced corruption and increased transparency and accountability. Minskad korruption samt ökad transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54040153 Sweden The Water Integrity Network - WIN - is an action-oriented coalition of organizations and individuals that promote water integrity for reducing and preventing corruption water sector WIN's members include public and private sectors, civil societ and others. WIN is funded by Germany/BMZ, Netherlands/DGIS, Sweden/SIDA & Switzerland/SDC. Titel Kärnstöd till Water Integrity Network (WIN) Association 2014 - 2017 Core support to the Water Integrity Network (WIN) Association 2014 - 2017 Använda förkortningar: DGISDirectorate-General for International Cooperation, NL GWPGlobal Water Partnership IHEInstitute for Water Education IRCInternational Rescue Committee SAGEBusiness management software product SDCSwiss Agency for Development and Cooperation SIWIStockholm International Water Institute WASHWater, Sanitation and Hygiene WINWater Integrity Network Association WINs målsättning är att öka integriteten och minska korruptionen i vattensektorn genom att anta ett fattigdoms- och jämnlikhetsfokus. WIN har utvecklat en ansats där de arbetar på olika nivåer med beslutsfattare på global, regional och lokal nivå, med globala och lokala organisationer/NGOs och andra lokala grupper och professionella aktörer för att öka kunskapen om korruption inom vattensektorn, dela information och metoder för att bekämpa korruption och sätta ämnet på den internationella agendan. Genom att arbeta både med den statliga och privata sektorn samt civila samhället vill WIN påverka beslutsfattare att främja arbete med frågan och bygga kapacitet för användandet av verktyg och metoder för ökad vatten integritet på alla nivåer. För att nå sitt övergripande mål har WIN delat upp sitt arbete i fyra målområden 1. Att öka medvetenheten om vattenrelaterad korruption och hävda vikten av aktion. Inom det här målområdet kommer WIN att bygga starka partnerskap med organisationer från olika bakgrunder, verksamma inom vattenområdet. Detta för att skapa en plattform där olika intressen blir representerade och information utbyts för att hitta gemensamma lösningar för att motarbeta korruption inom vattensektorn. WIN vill här skapa ett starkt nätverk där vattenkorruption kommer upp på agendan på internationella konferenser, möten och integreras i organisationer aktiva inom vatten. 2. Att hjälpa till och tänka ut, uppmuntra och stödja samarbeten och program för att öka integriteten i vattensektorn och hantera korruption på ett välplanerat och målinriktat sätt. Inom detta målområde syftar WIN främst till att belysa och kartlägga korruption inom vatten. Genom att föra samman olika aktörer inom området uppmuntrar nätverket till ett utbyte av information, erfarenheter och nya perspektiv. Detta ämnar inte minst till att bygga kapacitet samt till att informera och erbjuda verktyg till lokala och nationella aktörer om hur man effektivt kan arbeta mot korruption inom vatten. 3. Uppmuntra användandet av verktyg och metoder för att utvärdera korruption, förbättra integriteten och förvaltningen av vattenresurser. WIN ämnar här vidareutveckla verktyg och metoder som testats och bevisats framgångsrika. Verktygen och metoderna sprids sedan inom nätverket och till andra aktörer genom WINs hemsida, informationsmanualer och events. 4. Förbättra effektiviteten inom organisationen för att kunna vara en ledande aktör med ett anti-korruptionsfokus som arbetar för att öka vattenintegritet globalt. WIN är en relativt liten organisation som nyligen blivit självständig från Transparency International och som organisation har de ambitionen att höja kapaciteten både internt och externt hos partner organisationer för att effektivt kunna arbeta med övriga målområden. To increase integrity levels and reduce corruption in the water sector through a pro-poor and pro-equity focus. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation WIN aims to increase integrity and reduce corruption through working in partnerships with other organisations in the water sector both national and international. The ambition is to bring water integrity on the international and national agendas. Through the partnerships and the information sharing (of perceived corruption and efficient methods and tools to prevent and fight corruption) national and international organisations are empowered to develop their own action plans to prevent and fight corruption. The small WIN secretariat can by this logic of work reach a wide audience and achieve a great impact globally. WIN developed a new strategy from 2017 to 2022, thus Sida’s final year of support for our first phase is WINs first year of a new strategic period. WIN produced a final report for the strategy period 2011-2016 that is called “Lessons learned from water integrity action under WIN’s strategy 2011–2016” and was launched in March 2018. The report provides insights on work that the network has led, supported, and documented. A prime message is that the most affected (i.e. poor and marginalized communities) typically are unable to speak out about corruption, why such undue practice needs to attain more profound public attention. Yet in working to prevent corruption and increase integrity in the water sector, WIN notes that adaptive language and method is key and that change takes time. Gradually push the borders of work, be sensitive to culture and context, establish trust, form alliances and strategic partnerships – such practical insight resonate among a total 12 ‘lessons learned’ that are instrumental in guiding implementation of the current strategy (2017-2022). 2017 was the first year of our new WIN strategy 2017 – 2022, Engaging with partners for change. The change that WIN aims to enable is increased integrity and reduced corruption in the water sector, so not only resources are used efficiently, but trust is enhanced to attract sufficient funding for meeting the challenges of SDG 6 and realizing the human rights to water and sanitation. As part of WIN’s objective to put integrity more strongly on the agenda of international water sector organizations, interactions with international partners resulted in six organizations making explicit commitments to water integrity in their strategies, policies or annual work plans. Two partners, the IADB and KfW, started or continued integrating water integrity into their investment programmes in Latin America and Albania respectively. A strong focus in the new strategy is to carry out activities in WIN’s three focus countries: Benin, Bangladesh, and Kenya. In Bangladesh, for example, a study was completed on integrity issues in the use of Effluent Treatment Plants in the Garments Industry. In Kenya, the Water Sector Trust Fund’s risk management framework and policy were reviewed based on WIN’s recommendations, and now include effective integrity and risk management practices. In Benin, a baseline study identified integrity risks and levels in the sector to inform future reforms and initiatives and facilitate measuring of results. As concerns results during WINs first phase 2011-2016, one milestone was the publication of Water Integrity Global Outlook (WIGO) in 2016. The report captures a growing recognition of the need for good governance and measures to eliminate corruption to improve sector performance. WIGO highlights how institutional fragmentation and corruption undermine resources and services. It outlines techniques that make improvements achievable and makes recommendations for action by governments, sector actors, the private sector and civil society bodies. The report was developed by WIN in partnership with CapNet, the Global Water Partnership, Transparency International, Transparency International Bangladesh, BAWIN, the Water Governance Facility, and SIWI. The report was for example used by AMCOW in Dar Es Salaam Roadmap to reach N’Gor Commitments for water security and sanitation in Africa. The report can be used both as a benchmark, a reference document and an inspiration for future work in the area. Before the new strategy the country programme included support to more countries than the current strategy. Results from these include: -  Bangladesh (implementing partners: Bangladesh Water Integrity Network, hosted by Transparency International Bangladesh): Khulna Water and Sewerage Authority reduces its water connection time by 30% after launching the implementation of its integrity roadmap using the Integrity Management toolbox. - Benin Implementing partners: GWP-PNE Benin (Global Water Partnership – Partenariat National de l’Eau du Benin)): Water sector stakeholders endorse the Water Integrity Charter at the annual joint water sector review and outline plans to practically develop measures to make the charter operational. - Ethiopia (implementing partners: GOWIN programme set up in collaboration with the Ministry of Water Irrigation & Energy, the Awash Basin Authority, and the Dutch Regional Water Authorities): The Ethiopian Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Electricity confirmed its willingness to co-convene a sub-regional Water Integrity Forum in 2017 in Addis Ababa. - Kenya (implementing partners: CESPAD, KEWASNET, CARITAS Switzerland): Kenyan water service regulators and water resource management authorities explore possibility of anchoring capacity development and integrity management tools for community managed water systems and water resources user associations respectively, following pilot tool implementations.  - Mozambique (implementing partners: HELVETAS CFPAS): The Budget Monitoring Forum (BMF) successfully advocates for a strengthened parliamentary review and external audit of hidden debts and for protecting the WASH sector from budget cuts. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54040153-5404015301 Sweden The Water Integrity Network - WIN - is an action-oriented coalition of organizations and individuals that promote water integrity for reducing and preventing corruption water sector WIN's members include public and private sectors, civil societ and others. WIN is funded by Germany/BMZ, Netherlands/DGIS, Sweden/SIDA & Switzerland/SDC. Titel Kärnstöd till Water Integrity Network (WIN) Association 2014 - 2017 Core support to the Water Integrity Network (WIN) Association 2014 - 2017 Använda förkortningar: DGISDirectorate-General for International Cooperation, NL GWPGlobal Water Partnership IHEInstitute for Water Education IRCInternational Rescue Committee SAGEBusiness management software product SDCSwiss Agency for Development and Cooperation SIWIStockholm International Water Institute WASHWater, Sanitation and Hygiene WINWater Integrity Network Association WINs målsättning är att öka integriteten och minska korruptionen i vattensektorn genom att anta ett fattigdoms- och jämnlikhetsfokus. WIN har utvecklat en ansats där de arbetar på olika nivåer med beslutsfattare på global, regional och lokal nivå, med globala och lokala organisationer/NGOs och andra lokala grupper och professionella aktörer för att öka kunskapen om korruption inom vattensektorn, dela information och metoder för att bekämpa korruption och sätta ämnet på den internationella agendan. Genom att arbeta både med den statliga och privata sektorn samt civila samhället vill WIN påverka beslutsfattare att främja arbete med frågan och bygga kapacitet för användandet av verktyg och metoder för ökad vatten integritet på alla nivåer. För att nå sitt övergripande mål har WIN delat upp sitt arbete i fyra målområden 1. Att öka medvetenheten om vattenrelaterad korruption och hävda vikten av aktion. Inom det här målområdet kommer WIN att bygga starka partnerskap med organisationer från olika bakgrunder, verksamma inom vattenområdet. Detta för att skapa en plattform där olika intressen blir representerade och information utbyts för att hitta gemensamma lösningar för att motarbeta korruption inom vattensektorn. WIN vill här skapa ett starkt nätverk där vattenkorruption kommer upp på agendan på internationella konferenser, möten och integreras i organisationer aktiva inom vatten. 2. Att hjälpa till och tänka ut, uppmuntra och stödja samarbeten och program för att öka integriteten i vattensektorn och hantera korruption på ett välplanerat och målinriktat sätt. Inom detta målområde syftar WIN främst till att belysa och kartlägga korruption inom vatten. Genom att föra samman olika aktörer inom området uppmuntrar nätverket till ett utbyte av information, erfarenheter och nya perspektiv. Detta ämnar inte minst till att bygga kapacitet samt till att informera och erbjuda verktyg till lokala och nationella aktörer om hur man effektivt kan arbeta mot korruption inom vatten. 3. Uppmuntra användandet av verktyg och metoder för att utvärdera korruption, förbättra integriteten och förvaltningen av vattenresurser. WIN ämnar här vidareutveckla verktyg och metoder som testats och bevisats framgångsrika. Verktygen och metoderna sprids sedan inom nätverket och till andra aktörer genom WINs hemsida, informationsmanualer och events. 4. Förbättra effektiviteten inom organisationen för att kunna vara en ledande aktör med ett anti-korruptionsfokus som arbetar för att öka vattenintegritet globalt. WIN är en relativt liten organisation som nyligen blivit självständig från Transparency International och som organisation har de ambitionen att höja kapaciteten både internt och externt hos partner organisationer för att effektivt kunna arbeta med övriga målområden. To increase integrity levels and reduce corruption in the water sector through a pro-poor and pro-equity focus. Sweden WIN/Water Integrity Network Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WIN/Water Integrity Network Association Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 6000000 4000000 4000000 4000000 0 4000000 6000000 0 0 -4000000 4000000 4000000 0 0 -4000000 14000000 WIN/Water Integrity Network Association 2000000 WIN/Water Integrity Network Association 4000000 WIN/Water Integrity Network Association 4000000 WIN/Water Integrity Network Association 4000000 WIN/Water Integrity Network Association SE-0-SE-6-54040153-5404015302 Sweden The Water Integrity Network - WIN - is an action-oriented coalition of organizations and individuals that promote water integrity for reducing and preventing corruption water sector WIN's members include public and private sectors, civil societ and others. WIN is funded by Germany/BMZ, Netherlands/DGIS, Sweden/SIDA & Switzerland/SDC. Titel Kärnstöd till Water Integrity Network (WIN) Association 2014 - 2017 Core support to the Water Integrity Network (WIN) Association 2014 - 2017 Använda förkortningar: DGISDirectorate-General for International Cooperation, NL GWPGlobal Water Partnership IHEInstitute for Water Education IRCInternational Rescue Committee SAGEBusiness management software product SDCSwiss Agency for Development and Cooperation SIWIStockholm International Water Institute WASHWater, Sanitation and Hygiene WINWater Integrity Network Association WINs målsättning är att öka integriteten och minska korruptionen i vattensektorn genom att anta ett fattigdoms- och jämnlikhetsfokus. WIN har utvecklat en ansats där de arbetar på olika nivåer med beslutsfattare på global, regional och lokal nivå, med globala och lokala organisationer/NGOs och andra lokala grupper och professionella aktörer för att öka kunskapen om korruption inom vattensektorn, dela information och metoder för att bekämpa korruption och sätta ämnet på den internationella agendan. Genom att arbeta både med den statliga och privata sektorn samt civila samhället vill WIN påverka beslutsfattare att främja arbete med frågan och bygga kapacitet för användandet av verktyg och metoder för ökad vatten integritet på alla nivåer. För att nå sitt övergripande mål har WIN delat upp sitt arbete i fyra målområden 1. Att öka medvetenheten om vattenrelaterad korruption och hävda vikten av aktion. Inom det här målområdet kommer WIN att bygga starka partnerskap med organisationer från olika bakgrunder, verksamma inom vattenområdet. Detta för att skapa en plattform där olika intressen blir representerade och information utbyts för att hitta gemensamma lösningar för att motarbeta korruption inom vattensektorn. WIN vill här skapa ett starkt nätverk där vattenkorruption kommer upp på agendan på internationella konferenser, möten och integreras i organisationer aktiva inom vatten. 2. Att hjälpa till och tänka ut, uppmuntra och stödja samarbeten och program för att öka integriteten i vattensektorn och hantera korruption på ett välplanerat och målinriktat sätt. Inom detta målområde syftar WIN främst till att belysa och kartlägga korruption inom vatten. Genom att föra samman olika aktörer inom området uppmuntrar nätverket till ett utbyte av information, erfarenheter och nya perspektiv. Detta ämnar inte minst till att bygga kapacitet samt till att informera och erbjuda verktyg till lokala och nationella aktörer om hur man effektivt kan arbeta mot korruption inom vatten. 3. Uppmuntra användandet av verktyg och metoder för att utvärdera korruption, förbättra integriteten och förvaltningen av vattenresurser. WIN ämnar här vidareutveckla verktyg och metoder som testats och bevisats framgångsrika. Verktygen och metoderna sprids sedan inom nätverket och till andra aktörer genom WINs hemsida, informationsmanualer och events. 4. Förbättra effektiviteten inom organisationen för att kunna vara en ledande aktör med ett anti-korruptionsfokus som arbetar för att öka vattenintegritet globalt. WIN är en relativt liten organisation som nyligen blivit självständig från Transparency International och som organisation har de ambitionen att höja kapaciteten både internt och externt hos partner organisationer för att effektivt kunna arbeta med övriga målområden. To increase integrity levels and reduce corruption in the water sector through a pro-poor and pro-equity focus. Sweden WIN/Water Integrity Network Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WIN/Water Integrity Network Association Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -37800 -37985.32 WIN/Water Integrity Network Association Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54040158 Sweden Water & Sanitation Prog (WSP) is a global, field-based organization engaged in 25 countries in four regions and supports improved W & S services of water, sanitation and hygiene for poor people ia through sector reforms for water & sanitation, capacity development and awareness raising of policy makers, service providers and local communities. Water & Sanitation Progr (WSP) är en globalt, fält-baserad organisation engagerad i 25 länder i fyra regioner o stödjerförbättrad W&S service av vatten, sanitet o hygien t fattiga människor bla genom sektorreformer f vatten & sanitet, kapacitetsutveckl o medvetandegörande av beslutsfattare, tjänsteleverantörer och lokalsamhällen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Water Supply & Sanitation General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: RESULTS ACHIEVED FROM WSP's WORK IN ITS SIX BUSINESS AREAS (Note: Results concerns both total achievements for FY11-16 as well as for only FY16) 1. Scaling Up Rural Sanitation and Hygiene: • WSP has helped governments increase access to sanitation services for 49 million people: 25 million people have gained access to sanitation services, and 24 million people have stopped practising open defecation. • WSP’s efforts to assist governments in strengthening the enabling environment for at-scale service delivery has helped leverage approximately US$2.9 billion in investments for rural sanitation. •Most progress in achieving indicators was made for 'Strengthening Policy and Regulatory Frameworks (80%), Public Sector Capacity (69%) and Service Provider capacity (55%). 2. Creating Sustainable Services Through Domestic Private Sector Participation (DPSP): • CAMBODIA: As of June 2016, WSP's efforts have resulted in 13 202 latrines sold to rural households by local latrine suppliers, as a result of training in behaviour change communications of district administrations. • From January through December 2015, the local private sector expanded water and sanitation services to 2.1 million people with WSP assistance under the DPSP program. This in turn propelled the cumulative result since program inception to 6.1 million beneficiaries. Over the life span of the program, WSP has leveraged a total of 82.5 MUSD in private-sector investments, and influenced over 217 MUSD in investments made by a combination of donors and development finance institutions, • From January to December 2015, WSP’s support to the domestic private sector helped 850,000 people gain access to improved sanitation. The total number of beneficiaries since program start is 2.1 million people. • Firms supported by WSP’s work with the private sector enabled 1.25 million people to gain access to improved water supply in 2015, exceeding the number of beneficiaries in the previous years by 14 percent. This brings the total number of people obtaining improved access to water services, as a result of DPSP, to 4 million since 2011. • Since 2011 the cumulative amount influenced in private-sector investments for DPSP is 82.5 MUSD. Targets were established annually for the period 2012–2014. This illustrates how the investments achieved far surpassed the target amount, representing increased interest and willingness of the private sector to engage. 3. Supporting Poor Inclusive Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Reform: • A portfolio review during FY16 covering 35 new projects started after June 2015 shoved that 91% of projects included poverty assessments to inform project designs and 91% of projects included pro-poor indicators for measuring access for poor. • 315 urban water and sanitation providers (utilities were supported by WSP to strengthen performance monitoring and accountability arrangements since 2011. • The WASH Poverty Diagnostics-WPD (initiated and financed by Sida), is a WSP flagship initiative, aims to inform country policy and program design by generating an evidence base on the relationship between WASH service delivery, monetary and non-monetary poverty, and the nature of inequalities in WASH services. The WASH Poverty Diagnostic has been a global initiative that implemented in 18 countries across six regions. The WPD will inform country policy and program design to improve service delivery to the poor by generating an evidence base on the relationship between WASH service delivery, monetary and non-monetary poverty, and the nature of inequalities in WASH services. The WPD has aimed at defining the following: the poor and vulnerable population; the level of access and quality of WASH services as compared to better off segments of society; the linkages with inadequate WASH services and human development indicators such as health; and the binding constraints to improve the quality of services for the poor and vulnerable who lack them, and defining the role that institutions play in service delivery. 4. Targeting Urban Poor and Improving Services in Small Towns: • WSP has supported 20 national policies in 14 countries and strategies over the last six years to more effectively address water and sanitation service delivery needs for poor consumers in cities and small towns. • In KENYA, WSP's support to the development of the MajiVoice mobile phone based customer feed back system has led to increased accountability and tracing of complaints from customers made resolution rates increase from 46 to 94%, with halving of resolutions times. It also has created clearer performance indicators for the regulator. • In MOZAMBIQUE,a framework for small service providers was developed for extension to under served areas, now being institutionalised in 38 towns with between 10 000-100 000 people. In Maputo micro-enterprises were supported for improved solid waste collection, including faecal sludge in unplanned inner city areas. 5. Adapting Water Supply and Sanitation Delivery to Climate Change Impacts: • As of June 2015 WSP has supported a small subset of country governments to mainstreaming climate change adaptation and disaster risk management approaches into 9 national and subnational water and sanitation policy frameworks, strategies and practises in Latin America and Asia (ie. Vietnam). As WSP had limited engagement in CCA and DRM over the whole period FY11-16, and the WSP climate change activities ended in 2015, there are only minimal results and milestone reported for July 2015-une 2016. this is sad as Sida has reminded the Bank over time about the need to have dialogue with governments on different levels about development of approaches for climate proofing of latrines - and water wells - in times of flooding. 6. Delivering Water Supply and Sanitation Services in Fragile and Conflict Affected States: • WSP’s work in eight countries in Africa has confirmed that the current approach in Fragile and Conflict Affected States has shown that the vast majority of aid is being delivered directly by international agencies and non-state actors—an approach that persists for too long after the peak of the crisis, between 6 to 10 years (see WSP report "Delivering Water Supply and Sanitation in Fragile States: The Transition from Emergency to Development—Evidence from Country Case Studies in Africa"). • Progress in FCAS have been modest due to a number of negative shocks in the countries and the WASH sub-sectors where WSP has worked. Other Results: • SHARING GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE:108 publications were produced through WSP in FY16, including field notes, technical briefs, World Bank economic and sector work, and knowledge products exceeding the 2016 milestone of 100. The total number of publications produced since 2011 is 687. • WSP collaborated with the World Bank, UNICEF, and WHO to assess the global costs of meeting the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH)-related targets associated with extending two levels of WASH services to unserved households by 2030. The research concluded that current levels of financing can cover the capital costs of achieving universal basic service for drinking water, sanitation, and hygiene by 2030, provided resources are targeted to the needs. Extending basic WASH services to the unserved will cost US$28.4 billion per year, or 0.10 percent of the GDP of the 140 countries included in the report. However, the capital investments required to achieve the water supply, sanitation, and hygiene SDGs amount to about three times the current investment levels. The capital financing required to extend safely managed water supply and sanitation services to the unserved is approximately 0.39 percent of the GDP, or a little over three times the historical financing trend of extending access to the unserved. • Gender dimensions in WASH Policies and Strategies: A 12-country review of gender dimensions of WASH policies was completed in FY16, showing that women have different needs relating to water and sanitation and that very few policies highlight emerging issues of MHM and school WASH. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54040158-5404015801 Sweden Water & Sanitation Prog (WSP) is a global, field-based organization engaged in 25 countries in four regions and supports improved W & S services of water, sanitation and hygiene for poor people ia through sector reforms for water & sanitation, capacity development and awareness raising of policy makers, service providers and local communities. Water & Sanitation Progr (WSP) är en globalt, fält-baserad organisation engagerad i 25 länder i fyra regioner o stödjerförbättrad W&S service av vatten, sanitet o hygien t fattiga människor bla genom sektorreformer f vatten & sanitet, kapacitetsutveckl o medvetandegörande av beslutsfattare, tjänsteleverantörer och lokalsamhällen. Sweden The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 40000000 15000000 15000000 15000000 40000000 15000000 15000000 15000000 -12000000 85000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 40000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 15000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 0 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 0 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 15000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 15000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -12000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-54040158-5404015802 Sweden Water & Sanitation Prog (WSP) is a global, field-based organization engaged in 25 countries in four regions and supports improved W & S services of water, sanitation and hygiene for poor people ia through sector reforms for water & sanitation, capacity development and awareness raising of policy makers, service providers and local communities. Water & Sanitation Progr (WSP) är en globalt, fält-baserad organisation engagerad i 25 länder i fyra regioner o stödjerförbättrad W&S service av vatten, sanitet o hygien t fattiga människor bla genom sektorreformer f vatten & sanitet, kapacitetsutveckl o medvetandegörande av beslutsfattare, tjänsteleverantörer och lokalsamhällen. Sweden The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -12085 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-54050064 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP) on "Education for Sustainable Development in Higher education" 257b Internationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP)"Education for Sustainable Development in higher education" 257b Utbildning för hållbar utveckling på universitetsnivå. Afrika och Asien. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54050064-5405006401 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP) on "Education for Sustainable Development in Higher education" 257b Internationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP)"Education for Sustainable Development in higher education" 257b Utbildning för hållbar utveckling på universitetsnivå. Afrika och Asien. Sweden Ramboll Management Consulting AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 3508948 6001815 5812758 1398663 3508948 1572612 0 16722184 Other 0 Other 2631711.25 Other 877236.75 Other 1572612 Other SE-0-SE-6-54050064-5405006402 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP) on "Education for Sustainable Development in Higher education" 257b Internationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP)"Education for Sustainable Development in higher education" 257b Utbildning för hållbar utveckling på universitetsnivå. Afrika och Asien. Sweden Ramboll Management Consulting AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1397067 4429203 5812758 2759402.5 Other 919800.75 Other 750000 Other 2487552 Other 0 Other 3289782.4700000002 Other 35424 Other 1362067.1599999999 Other 35000 Other SE-0-SE-6-54050113 Sweden Global International Training Programme (ITP) on Risk Management in Banking, Global Internationellt Utbildningsprogram (ITP) om Riskhantering i banksektorn "Risk Management in Banking", Globalt Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Education/training in banking and financial services Banking & Financial Services SE-0-SE-6-54050113-5405011301 Sweden Global International Training Programme (ITP) on Risk Management in Banking, Global Internationellt Utbildningsprogram (ITP) om Riskhantering i banksektorn "Risk Management in Banking", Globalt Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2249662 4893689 4239450 1121000 0 0 2249662 1894139 12503801 Other 2249662 Other 749888 Other 1144251 Other SE-0-SE-6-54050113-5405011302 Sweden Global International Training Programme (ITP) on Risk Management in Banking, Global Internationellt Utbildningsprogram (ITP) om Riskhantering i banksektorn "Risk Management in Banking", Globalt Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2999550 1051667 4239142 0 2249662 Other 749888 Other 2357994 Other 1095150 Other 785998 Other 18676 Other 1032991 Other SE-0-SE-6-54050176 Sweden JPO Junior Professional Officer is a program that Sida started in 1963 targeting young Swedish academics. The objective is for Sweden to increase the proportion of Swedes in multilateral development cooperation, ie international priority organizations (eg UN, World Bank) JPO- Junior Professional Officer är ett program som Sidas startade 1963 vänder sig till yngre svenska akademiker. Syftet är att Sverige ska öka andelen svenskar inom det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetet, dvs internationella prioriterade organisationer (tex. FN, Världsbanken) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54050176-5405017601 Sweden JPO Junior Professional Officer is a program that Sida started in 1963 targeting young Swedish academics. The objective is for Sweden to increase the proportion of Swedes in multilateral development cooperation, ie international priority organizations (eg UN, World Bank) JPO- Junior Professional Officer är ett program som Sidas startade 1963 vänder sig till yngre svenska akademiker. Syftet är att Sverige ska öka andelen svenskar inom det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetet, dvs internationella prioriterade organisationer (tex. FN, Världsbanken) Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1981199 1108429 1981199 United Nations 1108429.0600000001 United Nations SE-0-SE-6-54050176-5405017602 Sweden JPO Junior Professional Officer is a program that Sida started in 1963 targeting young Swedish academics. The objective is for Sweden to increase the proportion of Swedes in multilateral development cooperation, ie international priority organizations (eg UN, World Bank) JPO- Junior Professional Officer är ett program som Sidas startade 1963 vänder sig till yngre svenska akademiker. Syftet är att Sverige ska öka andelen svenskar inom det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetet, dvs internationella prioriterade organisationer (tex. FN, Världsbanken) Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 872770 0 0 872770.03 United Nations SE-0-SE-6-54050177 Sweden JPO program (Junior Professional Officers) are an important part of the total Swedish focus on increased Swedish participation in international organizations. The program offers young graduates the opportunity to serve in the UN and other international organizations. JPO-programmet (Junior Professional Officers) är en viktig del av den samlade svenska satsningen på ökad svensk närvaro vid internationella organisationer. Programmet ger yngre akademiker möjlighet att tjänstgöra inom FN och andra internationella organisationer. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54050177-5405017701 Sweden JPO program (Junior Professional Officers) are an important part of the total Swedish focus on increased Swedish participation in international organizations. The program offers young graduates the opportunity to serve in the UN and other international organizations. JPO-programmet (Junior Professional Officers) är en viktig del av den samlade svenska satsningen på ökad svensk närvaro vid internationella organisationer. Programmet ger yngre akademiker möjlighet att tjänstgöra inom FN och andra internationella organisationer. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2208653 0 0 1106749 0 0 2208653 United Nations 1101904.6699999999 United Nations 4844 United Nations SE-0-SE-6-54050177-5405017702 Sweden JPO program (Junior Professional Officers) are an important part of the total Swedish focus on increased Swedish participation in international organizations. The program offers young graduates the opportunity to serve in the UN and other international organizations. JPO-programmet (Junior Professional Officers) är en viktig del av den samlade svenska satsningen på ökad svensk närvaro vid internationella organisationer. Programmet ger yngre akademiker möjlighet att tjänstgöra inom FN och andra internationella organisationer. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1101905 0 0 1101904.6699999999 United Nations SE-0-SE-6-54050267 Sweden Support to a donor-coordinated challenge fund with the purpose to support the use of new technologies to facilitate effective dialogue between governments and citizens. Stöd till en givargemensam "challenge fund" i syfta att använda ny teknik för att möjliggöra effektiv dialog mellan medborgare och myndigheter. Making All Voices Count is a Challenge Fund that worked in 12 countries across Asia and Africa, managed by a consortium of three partners: Hivos (consortium lead), Ushahidi and the Institute for Development Studies (IDS). Funded by DFID, USAID, Sida and the Omidyar Network, it existed to nurture innovative approaches to strengthening citizen engagement and government accountability through four streams of work:• Innovation and competition: To identify and secure new and exciting grantees, as well as provide mentoring and support countries’ technology ecosystems.• Country programmes and collaboration: To provide thematic, country-based grants, combined with partnership-building and policy activities in priority countries of Ghana, Indonesia, Kenya, the Philippines, South Africa and Tanzania.• Research, Evidence and Learning: To strengthen the evidence base on what works and why in improving citizen engagement and responsive, accountablegovernance; and help Making All Voices Count grantees learn from own practiceand wider evidence base.• Global action: To shape international discourse and influence policy andpractice around citizen engagement and accountable governance. The expected impact of MAVC is "All people, including the poor, are able to engage and call to account public and private institutions on policy issues that matter the most to them". The expected ouctome is "improved relationships and increased opportunities for constructive dialogue between citizens and governments in MAVC countries".  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general During the period June 2013 - November 2017, MAVC issued 178 grants in the 12 target countries as follows:  - 57 innovation grants, focused on finding and testing new ideas.  - 15 Global Innovation Competition awards, via 3 competitions.  - 38 scaling grants, taking proven concepts to scale.  - 61 research grants, building knowledge on how technology is being applied across the wider governance field, and supporting practitioners to learn about how their projects are working.   - 7 tech hub grants to foster innovation for social change, establishing avenues for mentoring and peer support, and fostering new partnerships across technology, civic activism and government actors.  At outcome level, the programme met two of its three indicators:  - More than 3,15 million citizens received a response (or benefit from a response) from government agencies (target: 1,2 million citizens).  - More than 48 incidences of policy change resulting from MAVC work across 27 projects (target: 20 incidences of policy change). The third outcome on % of citizens that have been in contact and beleive that reporting deficiencies in public services is likely to lead to some improvements, did not achieve the set targets. A limited data set indicated some progress, but clearly below targets.  A few project examples that have contributed to the above outcomes:  - Black Sash, South Africa: which identified illegal deductions from social security payments to vulnerable individuals, and successfully sought redress from government. Black Sash estimate up to 2.5 million individuals are affected; government has confirmed 1 million.  - MOPA (Mobilisacion Participativa), Mozambique, which developed an app to enable citizens to report illegal rubbish dumping around Maputo, and government contractors to respond in clearing it.  - Caritas Kitui (Kenya) developed new offline processes for women to become involved in community discussions with government about county-level grants. Up to 600,000 women were involved.  - Kwale Youth and Governance Consortium (KYGC), Kenya: digital mapping and community mobilisation to broker receipt at community level of mining revenue payments made to county government. In addition to securing mining jobs for Kwale youth, better treatment of households and villages affected by mining operations, and county government, the KYGC advocacy work arguably contributed to the drafting and passing of county regulations and policy on mining.   - Common Matters programme, Uganda: worked with local civil society organisations (CSOs) to use radio and SMS polling to identify and mobilise support for a campaign issue. A campaign by the Coalition for Health Promotion and Social Development (HEPS-Uganda) led the Ministry of Health to ban the import of non-qualified ‘rapid diagnostic tests’ for malaria. The programme has generated more than 135 knowledge products, including peer-reviewed research papers, targeting a range of audiences from practitioners to academia.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54050267-5405026701 Sweden Support to a donor-coordinated challenge fund with the purpose to support the use of new technologies to facilitate effective dialogue between governments and citizens. Stöd till en givargemensam "challenge fund" i syfta att använda ny teknik för att möjliggöra effektiv dialog mellan medborgare och myndigheter. Making All Voices Count is a Challenge Fund that worked in 12 countries across Asia and Africa, managed by a consortium of three partners: Hivos (consortium lead), Ushahidi and the Institute for Development Studies (IDS). Funded by DFID, USAID, Sida and the Omidyar Network, it existed to nurture innovative approaches to strengthening citizen engagement and government accountability through four streams of work:• Innovation and competition: To identify and secure new and exciting grantees, as well as provide mentoring and support countries’ technology ecosystems.• Country programmes and collaboration: To provide thematic, country-based grants, combined with partnership-building and policy activities in priority countries of Ghana, Indonesia, Kenya, the Philippines, South Africa and Tanzania.• Research, Evidence and Learning: To strengthen the evidence base on what works and why in improving citizen engagement and responsive, accountablegovernance; and help Making All Voices Count grantees learn from own practiceand wider evidence base.• Global action: To shape international discourse and influence policy andpractice around citizen engagement and accountable governance. The expected impact of MAVC is "All people, including the poor, are able to engage and call to account public and private institutions on policy issues that matter the most to them". The expected ouctome is "improved relationships and increased opportunities for constructive dialogue between citizens and governments in MAVC countries".  Sweden DFID/Department for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DFID/Department for International Development Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 4106734 18604560 20321000 35000000 26967706 0 20321000 23678706 0 11967706 4106734 8000000 0 20000000 -18289000 -13000000 -23678706 18604560 18289000 0 20000000 15000000 105000000 DFID/Department for International Development 14622.59 DFID/Department for International Development -14622.59 DFID/Department for International Development 4106734 DFID/Department for International Development 18616052 DFID/Department for International Development -11492.04 DFID/Department for International Development 20321000 DFID/Department for International Development 20000000 DFID/Department for International Development 8000000 DFID/Department for International Development 7000000 DFID/Department for International Development 15000000 DFID/Department for International Development 11967706 DFID/Department for International Development SE-0-SE-6-54050267-5405026702 Sweden Support to a donor-coordinated challenge fund with the purpose to support the use of new technologies to facilitate effective dialogue between governments and citizens. Stöd till en givargemensam "challenge fund" i syfta att använda ny teknik för att möjliggöra effektiv dialog mellan medborgare och myndigheter. Making All Voices Count is a Challenge Fund that worked in 12 countries across Asia and Africa, managed by a consortium of three partners: Hivos (consortium lead), Ushahidi and the Institute for Development Studies (IDS). Funded by DFID, USAID, Sida and the Omidyar Network, it existed to nurture innovative approaches to strengthening citizen engagement and government accountability through four streams of work:• Innovation and competition: To identify and secure new and exciting grantees, as well as provide mentoring and support countries’ technology ecosystems.• Country programmes and collaboration: To provide thematic, country-based grants, combined with partnership-building and policy activities in priority countries of Ghana, Indonesia, Kenya, the Philippines, South Africa and Tanzania.• Research, Evidence and Learning: To strengthen the evidence base on what works and why in improving citizen engagement and responsive, accountablegovernance; and help Making All Voices Count grantees learn from own practiceand wider evidence base.• Global action: To shape international discourse and influence policy andpractice around citizen engagement and accountable governance. The expected impact of MAVC is "All people, including the poor, are able to engage and call to account public and private institutions on policy issues that matter the most to them". The expected ouctome is "improved relationships and increased opportunities for constructive dialogue between citizens and governments in MAVC countries".  Sweden DFID/Department for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Delegerat samarbete regering 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 -1210035 -1210034.8400000001 Delegerat samarbete regering Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened democratic principles, processes and governance for independent and transparent societies based on the rule of law. Stärkta demokratiska principer, processer och samhällsstyming för oberoende, rättssäkra och transparenta samhällen. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Reduced corruption and increased transparency and accountability. Minskad korruption samt ökad transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54050277 Sweden Bilateral associate experts. A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to three years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max tre år. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54050277-5405027701 Sweden Bilateral associate experts. A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to three years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max tre år. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 6497 0 0 0 0 1 0 6497 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54050277-5405027703 Sweden Bilateral associate experts. A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to three years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max tre år. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 6497 0 6497 Regering i givarlandet 56199.85 Regering i givarlandet -52784.73 Regering i givarlandet -3415.12 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54050445 Sweden The ICT business is the fastest growing area in Kenya (+24% of GDP growth) and biggest oppourtunity for young people to get job. The unemployment among you people are high. There is disproportional low number women in this area and there is even less poor women in the ICT area. The contribution aim to level the inequality and engage more poor women in ICT. ICT området är det snabbaste växande området i Kenya (+24% av GDP tillväxten) och den största möjligheten för unga att få fast jobb. Arbetslösheten bland unga är hög. det finns en oproportionell låg andel kvinnor inom området och ännu färre fattiga kvinnor. Insatsen syftar till att utjämna ojämlikheterna och engagera fler fattiga kvinnor inom ICT. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Advanced technical and managerial training Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Post-Secondary Education Administrative Costs of Donors General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: Akirachix has performed very well in their intended outcome. In accordance with plan they have perfromed trainig program för women in ICT and helped them with Job placement. Akirachix has also had a lot of succesful community and outreach activities. They have also been in charge of a Studyreport regarding Women in ICT that has had good response. Finally Akirachix have a fullfilled the objective with a plan for their future growth. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54050445-5405044501 Sweden The ICT business is the fastest growing area in Kenya (+24% of GDP growth) and biggest oppourtunity for young people to get job. The unemployment among you people are high. There is disproportional low number women in this area and there is even less poor women in the ICT area. The contribution aim to level the inequality and engage more poor women in ICT. ICT området är det snabbaste växande området i Kenya (+24% av GDP tillväxten) och den största möjligheten för unga att få fast jobb. Arbetslösheten bland unga är hög. det finns en oproportionell låg andel kvinnor inom området och ännu färre fattiga kvinnor. Insatsen syftar till att utjämna ojämlikheterna och engagera fler fattiga kvinnor inom ICT. 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There is disproportional low number women in this area and there is even less poor women in the ICT area. The contribution aim to level the inequality and engage more poor women in ICT. ICT området är det snabbaste växande området i Kenya (+24% av GDP tillväxten) och den största möjligheten för unga att få fast jobb. Arbetslösheten bland unga är hög. det finns en oproportionell låg andel kvinnor inom området och ännu färre fattiga kvinnor. Insatsen syftar till att utjämna ojämlikheterna och engagera fler fattiga kvinnor inom ICT. 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Kvinna till Kvinna söker medel för sitt övergripande informationsarbete i Sverige som syftar till att öka kunskapen och engagemanget kring kvinnors rättigheter i konfliktområden och deras deltagande i freds- och demokratiarbete. De huvudsakliga aktiviteterna består av mediearbete, digitala insatser samt utåtriktade kampanjer kring rapporter och studier samt genom event och seminarier. Inom ramen för programmet ”Kvinnorättsförsvarares arbete med att ge stöd till våldsutsatta kvinnor och motverka våld mot kvinnor” vill de utveckla kampanjer med olika inriktningar uppdelade på tidpunkt, ämne och geografiska områden. Den primära målgruppen är kvinnor i storstad/tätort, kvinnor på landsbygd/mindre ort, politiker, beslutsfattare och journalister. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att allmänheten ska få en ökad förståelse för nödvändigheten av att bistånd går till kvinnorättsförsvarare och deras arbete mot våld mot kvinnor i konfliktområden. Deras kommunikationsplan är en intern budskapsplattform för hela organisationens kommunikation och sammanfattar vad organisationen vill säga, vilka problem de ser och vilka lösningar de har. De använder exempel från organisationens arbete och det resultat det ger, vilka de löpande samlar i en ”bevisbank”. Dessa berättelser målgruppsanpassas sedan. Kvinna till Kvinna vill stärka sin kommunikation genom att stärka organisationens ställning och röst inom frågor om kvinnorättighetsförsvar, fred och demokrati. Det övergripande målet för programmet är att allmänheten har förståelse för nödvändigheten av att bistånd går till kvinnorättsförsvarare och deras arbete mot våld mot kvinnor i konfliktområden. Effektmålen som satts upp är att 1) svenska medier genom Kvinna till Kvinnas arbete har uppmärksammat kvinnorättsförsvarares situation i konfliktdrabbade länder, 2) att organisationens målgrupper har fått ökad tillgång till och tagit del av Kvinna till Kvinnas information genom digitala medier samt att 3) kunskapen om kvinnors situation, med speciellt fokus på våldsutsatta kvinnors situation, har spridits bland allmänheten och beslutsfattare. Flertalet indikatorer för dessa effektmål liksom uppföljningar av dessa är inte tydligt kopplade till vare sig ökad kunskap hos målgrupperna eller det övergripande målet. Man mäter t ex hur många journalister som hör av sig, antal medieinslag som skriver om Kvinna till Kvinna, följare på Twitter och räckvidd för Facebookinlägg. Detta kan utgöra förutsättningar för att öka kunskap hos allmänheten men inte något som med säkerhet leder till detta. När det gäller events och besökare på webbplatsen avser man dock mäta upplevd ökad kunskap. Några av de indikatorer som valts tyder på att programmet har starka påverkansinslag, såsom antalet motioner i Sveriges riksdag som handlar om bistånd till kvinnor, fred och säkerhet eller andelen av biståndet som går till kvinnor, fred och säkerhet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Rapporten ger många exempel på förväntande och icke förväntade resultat och blandas med en gedigen analys av bl a hur det förändrade kommunikationssamhället påverkat och påverkar verksamheten, hur lärande och erfarenheter utvecklar och ibland avvecklar/omprioriterar aktiviteter. Volontärverksamheten har under perioden växt såtillvida att den nu inte bara finns i Stockholm utan även i Göteborg, Malmö/Lund, Umeå, Uppsala och Linköping. Antal engagerade i verksamheten ligger stadigt på ca 200 personer och de aktiviteter som genomförs såsom evenemang, seminarier, samtals- och mötesgrupper når ca 6000-10000 personer årligen. Verksamheten har kommit att bli en viktig resurs i informationsspridningen och kampanjarbetet och den uppföljning som gjorts vid seminarier under t ex MR-dagarna och Bok- och biblioteksmässan visar att deltagarna fått ökad kunskap om bland annat kvinnorättsförsvarare. (Dock oklart hur många som svarat på enkäter och vilka frågor som ställts)  Antalet motioner i riksdagen som handlar om kvinnor fred och säkerhet har genom den aktiva feministiska utrikespolitiken inte setts om en särskild tydlig indikator på just resultatet av Kvinna till Kvinnas egna påverkansarbete. Under projektperioden har mindre tid ägnats åt att påverka beslut i riksdagen och mer att möta den efterfrågan som man sett inom utrikespolitiken och utrikesdepartementet efter antagandet av den feministiska utrikespolitiken. Påverkan från införandet av den feministiska utrikespolitiken var något som innebar att KtKs frågor blev dagsaktuella och i samband med detta har Kvinna till Kvinna blivit inbjudna som experter i flera sammanhang, vilket kan ses ha bidragit till icke förväntade resultat i termer av att influera och få genomslag för olika frågor. Andra organisationer har sökt upp KtK i mycket högre utsträckning än tidigare, och Kvinna till Kvinna fått möjlighet att formulera en del förslag på vad en sådan politik bör innehålla. Delar av dessa förslag plockades upp av regeringens handlingsplan för en feministisk utrikespolitik liksom förslag som tagits med i regeringens handlingsplan för Women, Peace and Security agendan. KtKs förra generalsekreterare Lena Ag bloggade aktivt under 2015-2017 med 41 inlägg som visades 22 700 gånger. 26 inlägg rörde specifikt biståndets betydelse för kvinnorättsförsvarares arbete och under 2016 utsågs Lena Ag till Årets Opinionsbildare vilket lyfts som ett exempel på ett starkt kommunikationsarbete. Under perioden har KtK även inbjudits till arbetsgrupper, deltagit i paneler samt deltagit i utbildning för UD:s diplomater samt ingått i delegationer till olika FN möten vilket är några konkreta exempel på när Kvinna till Kvinna kunna påverka i större omfattning och på andra nivåer. Kvinna till Kvinna har även fortsatt att mäta antalet medieinslag, en av indikatorerna för det övergripande målet. Media är en strategisk målgrupp som bearbetas genom pressarbete, mediearrangemang i samband med events och besök från partners i konfilktområden, samt genom löpande kontakt med journalister inom utrikesbevakning. KtK beskriver ett medielandskap i snabb förändring, att antalet journalister i Sverige har minskat med runt 30 procent på en tioårsperiod. Traditionella medier, framför allt print, är i kris och allt fler svenskar får nyheter via sociala medier istället för via nyhetsredaktioner. Trots det har intresset från traditionell medias sida för Kvinna till Kvinna och organisationens frågor, varit en uppåtgående kurva de senaste åren med markanta ökningar av antalet medieinslag om organisationen och dess huvudfrågor. När det gäller mätning av hur många individer som nås av inslagen är det en svår uppgift, en artikel i Aftonbladet t ex ger höga exponeringssiffror (4 miljoner läsare per dag på webb och i tryck) men det är svårt att veta vilka som faktiskt läst och än mindre om förståelse ökat som en följd. Kvinna till Kvinna uppskattar att ca 585 000 personer nåtts av deras budskap under perioden och gör ett antagande att en andel (minst 10%) av de som exponeras faktiskt läser och tar till sig information. Innehållet som täckts i den mediala bevakning har exempelvis handlat om kvinnors utsatthet vid flykt samt hur Kvinna till Kvinnas arbete i olika länder påverkas av inskränkningar och det krympande utrymmet för det civila samhället att verka och då med särskilt fokus på kvinnorättsorganisationer. Ett av målen har varit att Kvinna till Kvinnas samarbetspartners deltagit i minst 25 medieinslag per år, vilket överträffats stort varje år under perioden. Det digitala arbetet är centralt i organisationens kommunikationsarbete och satsningar har gjorts under 2015-2017 för att stärka kompetensen internt kring digitala kanaler och utveckla arbetet på hemsidan och i sociala medier. Antalet följare har stadigt ökat och räckvidden för ett genomsnittligt inlägg på Facebook har ökat från 3300 personer per inlägg 2015 till 5100 personer år 2017. Räckvidden i sig är inte ett mått på ökad kunskap, men indikerar spridning och engagemang vilket är en del av syftet med arbetet i de digitala kanalerna: att öka målgruppernas tillgång till information och att skapa engagemang, något organisationen lyckats med delvis genom arbetet med Goodwillambassadörer som Linnea Claesson, Alexandra Pascalido och Fanny Ndow Norrby. En ny hemsida lanserades 2017 som beskrivs vara den viktigaste kanalen för fördjupad kunskap. Enligt webbundersökningar som gjorts under perioden så har 7 av 10 besökare lärt sig något nytt om kvinnor, fred och säkerhet som ett resultat av besök på hemsidan. Antal publicerade nyhetsartiklar på hemsidan har minskat från 2015 till 2017, något som varit ett medvetet beslut efter utvärdering som visat att det inte varit resurseffektivt givet förhållandevis få läsare per artikel. Istället har fokus lagts på att producera färre artiklar och arbeta mer strukturerat med innehåll, tonalitet och spridning på hemsidan. Mer kraft har lagts på det digitala nyhetsbrevet där frekvensen av utskick ökat från 6 år 2015 till 20 brev år 2017. Antal mottagare av brevet har också ökat och ligger år 2017 på ca 2600 prenumeranter och Kvinna till kvinna drar slutsatsen, utifrån gjord enkät bland prenumeranter, att läsarna av nyhetsbrevet är intresserade av fördjupad kunskap om situationen för kvinnorättsförsvarare och kvinnors situation i krig och konflikt, många av prenumeranterna söker även fördjupad information på t ex hemsidan.Ett exempel på hur kvinnorättsförsvarares röster synliggörs i ett koordinerat kommunikationsarbete: "Vår partner Gégé Katana tilldelades regeringens pris för mänskliga rättigheter "Per Anger-priset". Avstampet för kommunikationen var en debattartikel i DN, författad av oss och underskriven av både oss och Forum för Levande Historia, som uppmärksammade Gégés arbete mot sexuellt våld, och problemet med kvinnors utsatthet i DR Kongo. Denna debattartikel plockades också upp av nyhetsappen Omni. Ett pressmeddelande om Gégé som pristagare, och hennes arbete för kvinnors rättigheter, gick ut samtidigt. Ett antal medier, som t ex Metro, valde att publicera pressmeddelande som en kortare artikel. I våra digitala kanaler - Facebook, Instagram och Twitter lade vi upp en kort film med Gégé och delade även våra webbartiklar där vi dels beskrev hennes arbete, dels gav en bakgrund till kvinnors villkor i Kongo. När Gégé Katana Bukuru kom till Stockholm för prisutdelningen en månad senare, kunde pressarbetet växlas ut i att flera medier visade intresse för, och intervjuade henne. Sidas webbmagasin "Omvärlden", SvD och DN publicerade alla tre artiklar som uppmärksammade Gégé som pristagare och hennes kvinnorättsarbete. I våra digitala kanaler delade vi bilder från prisutdelningen och även Gégés möten med bland annat utrikesminister Margot Wallström. Gégé deltog också i SR:s "Konflikt" i PI om kvinnorättsförsvarares situation som sändes samma vecka."https://www.dn.se/debatt/stoppa-det-sexuella-valdet-i-krigets-kongo-kinshasa/     No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54060130-5406013001 Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna has submitted an application for support to their work within the frame of information and communication for 2015-2017. Kvinna till Kvinna söker medel för sitt övergripande informationsarbete i Sverige som syftar till att öka kunskapen och engagemanget kring kvinnors rättigheter i konfliktområden och deras deltagande i freds- och demokratiarbete. De huvudsakliga aktiviteterna består av mediearbete, digitala insatser samt utåtriktade kampanjer kring rapporter och studier samt genom event och seminarier. Inom ramen för programmet ”Kvinnorättsförsvarares arbete med att ge stöd till våldsutsatta kvinnor och motverka våld mot kvinnor” vill de utveckla kampanjer med olika inriktningar uppdelade på tidpunkt, ämne och geografiska områden. Den primära målgruppen är kvinnor i storstad/tätort, kvinnor på landsbygd/mindre ort, politiker, beslutsfattare och journalister. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att allmänheten ska få en ökad förståelse för nödvändigheten av att bistånd går till kvinnorättsförsvarare och deras arbete mot våld mot kvinnor i konfliktområden. Deras kommunikationsplan är en intern budskapsplattform för hela organisationens kommunikation och sammanfattar vad organisationen vill säga, vilka problem de ser och vilka lösningar de har. De använder exempel från organisationens arbete och det resultat det ger, vilka de löpande samlar i en ”bevisbank”. Dessa berättelser målgruppsanpassas sedan. Kvinna till Kvinna vill stärka sin kommunikation genom att stärka organisationens ställning och röst inom frågor om kvinnorättighetsförsvar, fred och demokrati. Det övergripande målet för programmet är att allmänheten har förståelse för nödvändigheten av att bistånd går till kvinnorättsförsvarare och deras arbete mot våld mot kvinnor i konfliktområden. Effektmålen som satts upp är att 1) svenska medier genom Kvinna till Kvinnas arbete har uppmärksammat kvinnorättsförsvarares situation i konfliktdrabbade länder, 2) att organisationens målgrupper har fått ökad tillgång till och tagit del av Kvinna till Kvinnas information genom digitala medier samt att 3) kunskapen om kvinnors situation, med speciellt fokus på våldsutsatta kvinnors situation, har spridits bland allmänheten och beslutsfattare. Flertalet indikatorer för dessa effektmål liksom uppföljningar av dessa är inte tydligt kopplade till vare sig ökad kunskap hos målgrupperna eller det övergripande målet. Man mäter t ex hur många journalister som hör av sig, antal medieinslag som skriver om Kvinna till Kvinna, följare på Twitter och räckvidd för Facebookinlägg. Detta kan utgöra förutsättningar för att öka kunskap hos allmänheten men inte något som med säkerhet leder till detta. När det gäller events och besökare på webbplatsen avser man dock mäta upplevd ökad kunskap. Några av de indikatorer som valts tyder på att programmet har starka påverkansinslag, såsom antalet motioner i Sveriges riksdag som handlar om bistånd till kvinnor, fred och säkerhet eller andelen av biståndet som går till kvinnor, fred och säkerhet. 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Kvinna till Kvinna söker medel för sitt övergripande informationsarbete i Sverige som syftar till att öka kunskapen och engagemanget kring kvinnors rättigheter i konfliktområden och deras deltagande i freds- och demokratiarbete. De huvudsakliga aktiviteterna består av mediearbete, digitala insatser samt utåtriktade kampanjer kring rapporter och studier samt genom event och seminarier. Inom ramen för programmet ”Kvinnorättsförsvarares arbete med att ge stöd till våldsutsatta kvinnor och motverka våld mot kvinnor” vill de utveckla kampanjer med olika inriktningar uppdelade på tidpunkt, ämne och geografiska områden. Den primära målgruppen är kvinnor i storstad/tätort, kvinnor på landsbygd/mindre ort, politiker, beslutsfattare och journalister. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att allmänheten ska få en ökad förståelse för nödvändigheten av att bistånd går till kvinnorättsförsvarare och deras arbete mot våld mot kvinnor i konfliktområden. Deras kommunikationsplan är en intern budskapsplattform för hela organisationens kommunikation och sammanfattar vad organisationen vill säga, vilka problem de ser och vilka lösningar de har. De använder exempel från organisationens arbete och det resultat det ger, vilka de löpande samlar i en ”bevisbank”. Dessa berättelser målgruppsanpassas sedan. Kvinna till Kvinna vill stärka sin kommunikation genom att stärka organisationens ställning och röst inom frågor om kvinnorättighetsförsvar, fred och demokrati. Det övergripande målet för programmet är att allmänheten har förståelse för nödvändigheten av att bistånd går till kvinnorättsförsvarare och deras arbete mot våld mot kvinnor i konfliktområden. Effektmålen som satts upp är att 1) svenska medier genom Kvinna till Kvinnas arbete har uppmärksammat kvinnorättsförsvarares situation i konfliktdrabbade länder, 2) att organisationens målgrupper har fått ökad tillgång till och tagit del av Kvinna till Kvinnas information genom digitala medier samt att 3) kunskapen om kvinnors situation, med speciellt fokus på våldsutsatta kvinnors situation, har spridits bland allmänheten och beslutsfattare. Flertalet indikatorer för dessa effektmål liksom uppföljningar av dessa är inte tydligt kopplade till vare sig ökad kunskap hos målgrupperna eller det övergripande målet. Man mäter t ex hur många journalister som hör av sig, antal medieinslag som skriver om Kvinna till Kvinna, följare på Twitter och räckvidd för Facebookinlägg. Detta kan utgöra förutsättningar för att öka kunskap hos allmänheten men inte något som med säkerhet leder till detta. När det gäller events och besökare på webbplatsen avser man dock mäta upplevd ökad kunskap. Några av de indikatorer som valts tyder på att programmet har starka påverkansinslag, såsom antalet motioner i Sveriges riksdag som handlar om bistånd till kvinnor, fred och säkerhet eller andelen av biståndet som går till kvinnor, fred och säkerhet. Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kvinna till Kvinna Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1250000 2500000 1250000 0 1250000 0 1250000 3750000 Kvinna till Kvinna 1250000 Kvinna till Kvinna 1250000 Kvinna till Kvinna 1250000 Kvinna till Kvinna Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54060131 Sweden To make the re-entry into the Swedish job market easier for former pax in the resource base programmes, Sida offers the possibility to apply for a career support grant provided that the applicant finds his/her employer. FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR För att underlätta för hemvändande deltagare i resursbasprogrammen (BBE, JPO, JPD och SARC) att återinträda på den svenska arbetsmarknaden finns möjligheten för den enskilde att ansöka om bidrag för arbete i Sverige under en period av fem månader, s.k. karriärstöd. Personerna som återvänder är en viktig del av rekryteringsbasen i Sverige inom offentlig sektor, civilsamhället och/eller privatsektorn. Karriärstödet faller inom ramen för Sidas resultatsstrategi för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-54060131-5406013101 Sweden To make the re-entry into the Swedish job market easier for former pax in the resource base programmes, Sida offers the possibility to apply for a career support grant provided that the applicant finds his/her employer. FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR För att underlätta för hemvändande deltagare i resursbasprogrammen (BBE, JPO, JPD och SARC) att återinträda på den svenska arbetsmarknaden finns möjligheten för den enskilde att ansöka om bidrag för arbete i Sverige under en period av fem månader, s.k. karriärstöd. Personerna som återvänder är en viktig del av rekryteringsbasen i Sverige inom offentlig sektor, civilsamhället och/eller privatsektorn. Karriärstödet faller inom ramen för Sidas resultatsstrategi för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 173521 75479 101250 11250 249000 Regering i givarlandet 98300 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54060131-5406013102 Sweden To make the re-entry into the Swedish job market easier for former pax in the resource base programmes, Sida offers the possibility to apply for a career support grant provided that the applicant finds his/her employer. FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR För att underlätta för hemvändande deltagare i resursbasprogrammen (BBE, JPO, JPD och SARC) att återinträda på den svenska arbetsmarknaden finns möjligheten för den enskilde att ansöka om bidrag för arbete i Sverige under en period av fem månader, s.k. karriärstöd. Personerna som återvänder är en viktig del av rekryteringsbasen i Sverige inom offentlig sektor, civilsamhället och/eller privatsektorn. Karriärstödet faller inom ramen för Sidas resultatsstrategi för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 22958 56250 56250 Regering i givarlandet 56250 Regering i givarlandet -33292 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54060135 Sweden The Swedish Committee for Afghanistan’s (SCA) communication program for 2015-2017 aims to increase awareness on what drives development in Afghanistan. The main objective for SCA communication is to increase knowledge and enable target groups in Sweden to receive and use information about Afghanistan in general, and about the work of SCA. Svenska Afghanistan kommittén (SAK) vill bedriva ett brett kommunikationsarbete genom utveckling av föreningsarbete, information, event, professionella utbyten, utbildning, press- och mediearbete i Sverige samt opinionsbildning och påverkansarbete i Sverige och Europa. Den övergripande målsättningen är att öka kunskapen om situationen i Afghanistan samt betydelsen av det civila samhällets inkludering och deltagande i utvecklingen av fred och demokrati. Syftet är att främja Sveriges och Europas engagemang för afghaners grundläggande rättigheter, med särskilt fokus på marginaliserade grupper som kvinnor, barn, funktionshindrade och landsbygdsbefolkning. Insatsen ska sprida kunskap om dessa gruppers situation och lyfta deras rätt till jämlika möjligheter att vara en del av och delta i det afghanska samhället. Målgruppen för kommunikationsarbetet är framför allt befintliga och potentiella SAK-medlemmar, det egna nätverket inom bistånds- och givarorganisationer, beslutsfattare och media, men ska via dessa nå bredare grupper. SAKs övergripande mål med insatsen är att bidra till ökad kunskap om situationen i Afghanistan samt betydelsen av det civila samhällets inkludering och deltagande i utvecklingen av fred och demokrati. Detta ska ske genom två delprogram. Det första delprogrammet syftar till (effect/outcome) att väl informerade medlemmar, beslutsfattare och CSO:er höjer medvetenhet och stärker engagemang hos svensk allmänhet och därigenom bidrar till ökade krav på stöd till de afghanska folkets rättigheter. Detta ska uppnås bl a genom (outputs) stärkande av medlemmars kapacitet och kunskapsnivå, öka antalet aktiva SAK-medlemmar, nätverkande för erfarenhetsutbyte, professionalla förbund ( t ex barnmorskor) delar erfarenheter med motsvarande förbund från Afghanistan. Aktiviteter kopplade till dessa outputs är bl a utveckla verktygskit och utbildningar för aktiva medlemmar, medverkan i events/mässor, producera innehåll till medlemmars digitala webbplattform och tidningen SAK-nytt, seminarier (interna och externa) och utbyten. Aktiviteterna uppskattas kunna nå målgrupperna SAK-medlemmar, samarbetsorganisationer och journalister. Det finns en trovärdig och genomförbar verksamhetslogik och aktiviteterna framstår ha potential att bidra till delprogrammens övergripande mål. Beskrivningen av hur man förväntas nå en bredare allmänhet är relativt svag. Det framgår inte hur kommunikationsarbetet som riktar sig till de egna medlemmarna (utbildning, digital plattform och workshops) kommer vidareförmedlas till andra målgrupper än de egna nätverken och befintliga medlemmar. Det andra delprogrammet syftar till (effect/outcome) att givarorganisationer och beslutsfattare ska fatta beslut utifrån information från SAK:s påverkansarbete och policy-rekommendationer. Detta ska uppnås genom (outputs och aktiviteter) research, rapporter, analys av utvecklingsarbetet i Afghanistan, internationella konferenser under 2015 och 2017 samt produktion av policy briefs i samverkan med akademiska institutioner och think tanks. Uppföljning och utvärdering för delprogrammen redovisas med en matris på indikatorer och verifikationskällor som kombinerar analys, intervjuer, enkäter och rapportering från aktiviteter. De indikatorer och verifikationskällor man väljer att använda ger i god utsträckning svar på om kunskapen har ökat, vilket kan väga upp de vagt formulerade målen på aktivitetsnivå. Enligt ansökan ska interna rapporter över verksamheten skrivas varje månad och varje kvartal ska aktiviteter och budget inom kommunikationsverksamheten följas upp gentemot SAK:s generalsekreterare och styrelse. I slutet av varje år ska också en rapport över kommunikationsarbetet skickas till Sida. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SAK lyfter i slutrapporten att de har ökat kunskapen hos sina målgrupper (främst beslutsfattare) och att SAKs närvaro i social media, samt antal följare, har ökat betydligt under denna period. SAK har bedrivit ett brett kommunikationsarbete genom föreningsarbete, event, utbildning samt press- och mediearbete. Målgruppen för kommunikationsarbetet är framför allt befintliga och potentiella SAK-medlemmar, det egna nätverket inom bistånds- och givarorganisationer, beslutsfattare och media, men når via dessa ut till bredare grupper. Sida saknar dock en mer kvalitativ analys om effekter, en tydlig förändringsteori, och koppling mellan aktiviteter och outcomes. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54060135-5406013501 Sweden The Swedish Committee for Afghanistan’s (SCA) communication program for 2015-2017 aims to increase awareness on what drives development in Afghanistan. The main objective for SCA communication is to increase knowledge and enable target groups in Sweden to receive and use information about Afghanistan in general, and about the work of SCA. Svenska Afghanistan kommittén (SAK) vill bedriva ett brett kommunikationsarbete genom utveckling av föreningsarbete, information, event, professionella utbyten, utbildning, press- och mediearbete i Sverige samt opinionsbildning och påverkansarbete i Sverige och Europa. Den övergripande målsättningen är att öka kunskapen om situationen i Afghanistan samt betydelsen av det civila samhällets inkludering och deltagande i utvecklingen av fred och demokrati. Syftet är att främja Sveriges och Europas engagemang för afghaners grundläggande rättigheter, med särskilt fokus på marginaliserade grupper som kvinnor, barn, funktionshindrade och landsbygdsbefolkning. Insatsen ska sprida kunskap om dessa gruppers situation och lyfta deras rätt till jämlika möjligheter att vara en del av och delta i det afghanska samhället. Målgruppen för kommunikationsarbetet är framför allt befintliga och potentiella SAK-medlemmar, det egna nätverket inom bistånds- och givarorganisationer, beslutsfattare och media, men ska via dessa nå bredare grupper. SAKs övergripande mål med insatsen är att bidra till ökad kunskap om situationen i Afghanistan samt betydelsen av det civila samhällets inkludering och deltagande i utvecklingen av fred och demokrati. Detta ska ske genom två delprogram. Det första delprogrammet syftar till (effect/outcome) att väl informerade medlemmar, beslutsfattare och CSO:er höjer medvetenhet och stärker engagemang hos svensk allmänhet och därigenom bidrar till ökade krav på stöd till de afghanska folkets rättigheter. Detta ska uppnås bl a genom (outputs) stärkande av medlemmars kapacitet och kunskapsnivå, öka antalet aktiva SAK-medlemmar, nätverkande för erfarenhetsutbyte, professionalla förbund ( t ex barnmorskor) delar erfarenheter med motsvarande förbund från Afghanistan. Aktiviteter kopplade till dessa outputs är bl a utveckla verktygskit och utbildningar för aktiva medlemmar, medverkan i events/mässor, producera innehåll till medlemmars digitala webbplattform och tidningen SAK-nytt, seminarier (interna och externa) och utbyten. Aktiviteterna uppskattas kunna nå målgrupperna SAK-medlemmar, samarbetsorganisationer och journalister. Det finns en trovärdig och genomförbar verksamhetslogik och aktiviteterna framstår ha potential att bidra till delprogrammens övergripande mål. Beskrivningen av hur man förväntas nå en bredare allmänhet är relativt svag. Det framgår inte hur kommunikationsarbetet som riktar sig till de egna medlemmarna (utbildning, digital plattform och workshops) kommer vidareförmedlas till andra målgrupper än de egna nätverken och befintliga medlemmar. Det andra delprogrammet syftar till (effect/outcome) att givarorganisationer och beslutsfattare ska fatta beslut utifrån information från SAK:s påverkansarbete och policy-rekommendationer. Detta ska uppnås genom (outputs och aktiviteter) research, rapporter, analys av utvecklingsarbetet i Afghanistan, internationella konferenser under 2015 och 2017 samt produktion av policy briefs i samverkan med akademiska institutioner och think tanks. Uppföljning och utvärdering för delprogrammen redovisas med en matris på indikatorer och verifikationskällor som kombinerar analys, intervjuer, enkäter och rapportering från aktiviteter. De indikatorer och verifikationskällor man väljer att använda ger i god utsträckning svar på om kunskapen har ökat, vilket kan väga upp de vagt formulerade målen på aktivitetsnivå. Enligt ansökan ska interna rapporter över verksamheten skrivas varje månad och varje kvartal ska aktiviteter och budget inom kommunikationsverksamheten följas upp gentemot SAK:s generalsekreterare och styrelse. I slutet av varje år ska också en rapport över kommunikationsarbetet skickas till Sida. 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The main objective for SCA communication is to increase knowledge and enable target groups in Sweden to receive and use information about Afghanistan in general, and about the work of SCA. Svenska Afghanistan kommittén (SAK) vill bedriva ett brett kommunikationsarbete genom utveckling av föreningsarbete, information, event, professionella utbyten, utbildning, press- och mediearbete i Sverige samt opinionsbildning och påverkansarbete i Sverige och Europa. Den övergripande målsättningen är att öka kunskapen om situationen i Afghanistan samt betydelsen av det civila samhällets inkludering och deltagande i utvecklingen av fred och demokrati. Syftet är att främja Sveriges och Europas engagemang för afghaners grundläggande rättigheter, med särskilt fokus på marginaliserade grupper som kvinnor, barn, funktionshindrade och landsbygdsbefolkning. Insatsen ska sprida kunskap om dessa gruppers situation och lyfta deras rätt till jämlika möjligheter att vara en del av och delta i det afghanska samhället. Målgruppen för kommunikationsarbetet är framför allt befintliga och potentiella SAK-medlemmar, det egna nätverket inom bistånds- och givarorganisationer, beslutsfattare och media, men ska via dessa nå bredare grupper. SAKs övergripande mål med insatsen är att bidra till ökad kunskap om situationen i Afghanistan samt betydelsen av det civila samhällets inkludering och deltagande i utvecklingen av fred och demokrati. Detta ska ske genom två delprogram. Det första delprogrammet syftar till (effect/outcome) att väl informerade medlemmar, beslutsfattare och CSO:er höjer medvetenhet och stärker engagemang hos svensk allmänhet och därigenom bidrar till ökade krav på stöd till de afghanska folkets rättigheter. Detta ska uppnås bl a genom (outputs) stärkande av medlemmars kapacitet och kunskapsnivå, öka antalet aktiva SAK-medlemmar, nätverkande för erfarenhetsutbyte, professionalla förbund ( t ex barnmorskor) delar erfarenheter med motsvarande förbund från Afghanistan. Aktiviteter kopplade till dessa outputs är bl a utveckla verktygskit och utbildningar för aktiva medlemmar, medverkan i events/mässor, producera innehåll till medlemmars digitala webbplattform och tidningen SAK-nytt, seminarier (interna och externa) och utbyten. Aktiviteterna uppskattas kunna nå målgrupperna SAK-medlemmar, samarbetsorganisationer och journalister. Det finns en trovärdig och genomförbar verksamhetslogik och aktiviteterna framstår ha potential att bidra till delprogrammens övergripande mål. Beskrivningen av hur man förväntas nå en bredare allmänhet är relativt svag. Det framgår inte hur kommunikationsarbetet som riktar sig till de egna medlemmarna (utbildning, digital plattform och workshops) kommer vidareförmedlas till andra målgrupper än de egna nätverken och befintliga medlemmar. Det andra delprogrammet syftar till (effect/outcome) att givarorganisationer och beslutsfattare ska fatta beslut utifrån information från SAK:s påverkansarbete och policy-rekommendationer. Detta ska uppnås genom (outputs och aktiviteter) research, rapporter, analys av utvecklingsarbetet i Afghanistan, internationella konferenser under 2015 och 2017 samt produktion av policy briefs i samverkan med akademiska institutioner och think tanks. Uppföljning och utvärdering för delprogrammen redovisas med en matris på indikatorer och verifikationskällor som kombinerar analys, intervjuer, enkäter och rapportering från aktiviteter. De indikatorer och verifikationskällor man väljer att använda ger i god utsträckning svar på om kunskapen har ökat, vilket kan väga upp de vagt formulerade målen på aktivitetsnivå. Enligt ansökan ska interna rapporter över verksamheten skrivas varje månad och varje kvartal ska aktiviteter och budget inom kommunikationsverksamheten följas upp gentemot SAK:s generalsekreterare och styrelse. I slutet av varje år ska också en rapport över kommunikationsarbetet skickas till Sida. 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FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR FIAN-Sverige har tillsammans med 16 partnerorganisationer ansökt och fått beviljat EU-medel för projektet "Spotlight on the global food-land-climate nexus mobilizing European support for sustainable management of natural resources and the human right to food". Syftet med insatsen är att öka medvetenheten hos allmänheten inom EU för hållbart förvaltande av naturresurser på global nivå samt mobilisera stöd för ett tydligt rättighetsperspektiv i EU:s utvecklingssamarbete. För att uppnå detta kommer huvudaktiviteten i projektet att vara en stor gemensam Europeisk kampanj. Målgrupper är allmänhet, media, CSO:er och beslutsfattare. FIAN Sverige ansöker genom Forum Syd egenfinansiering av informationsprojektet. Målet med insatsen var att mobilisera europeiskt stöd för en hållbar hantering av naturresurser samt för rätten till mat. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Projektet ledde bland annat till att EU parlamentet antog en rapport om landkoncentration i EU och en resolution som starkt fördömde kränkningar av Guarani-Kaiowa ursprungsfolkets mänskliga rättigheter. Projektet bidrog även till att stärka debatten om landgrabbing och öka stödet för gräsrotslösningar till land grabbing, matsäkerhet och klimatkrisen. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54060160-5406016001 Sweden Ansökan om stöd till EU-egeninsats FIAN Sverige via Forum Syd 2015-2017 "Spotlight on the global food-land-climate nexus mobilizing European support for sustainable management of natural resources and the human right to food". FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR FIAN-Sverige har tillsammans med 16 partnerorganisationer ansökt och fått beviljat EU-medel för projektet "Spotlight on the global food-land-climate nexus mobilizing European support for sustainable management of natural resources and the human right to food". Syftet med insatsen är att öka medvetenheten hos allmänheten inom EU för hållbart förvaltande av naturresurser på global nivå samt mobilisera stöd för ett tydligt rättighetsperspektiv i EU:s utvecklingssamarbete. För att uppnå detta kommer huvudaktiviteten i projektet att vara en stor gemensam Europeisk kampanj. Målgrupper är allmänhet, media, CSO:er och beslutsfattare. FIAN Sverige ansöker genom Forum Syd egenfinansiering av informationsprojektet. Målet med insatsen var att mobilisera europeiskt stöd för en hållbar hantering av naturresurser samt för rätten till mat. 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FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR FIAN-Sverige har tillsammans med 16 partnerorganisationer ansökt och fått beviljat EU-medel för projektet "Spotlight on the global food-land-climate nexus mobilizing European support for sustainable management of natural resources and the human right to food". Syftet med insatsen är att öka medvetenheten hos allmänheten inom EU för hållbart förvaltande av naturresurser på global nivå samt mobilisera stöd för ett tydligt rättighetsperspektiv i EU:s utvecklingssamarbete. För att uppnå detta kommer huvudaktiviteten i projektet att vara en stor gemensam Europeisk kampanj. Målgrupper är allmänhet, media, CSO:er och beslutsfattare. FIAN Sverige ansöker genom Forum Syd egenfinansiering av informationsprojektet. Målet med insatsen var att mobilisera europeiskt stöd för en hållbar hantering av naturresurser samt för rätten till mat. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 103000 85000 85000 103000 188000 ForumCiv 103000 ForumCiv 85000 ForumCiv Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54070012 Sweden A cooperation between municipality associations in Sweden SALAR, Namibia ALAN, Botswana BALA and South Africa SALGA. Two projects Transparent Local Governance a Toolkit and Local Leadership for Growth in 25 municipalities in Botswana, Namibia and South Africa. The programme is also supported by EU. Ett samarbete mellan Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting SKL och dess systerorganisationer i Namibia, ALAN, Botswana BALA och Sydafrika SALGA. Två projekt a toolkit för transparancen i kommunernas styrning och ett för att underlätta för ekonomisk utveckling i kommunerna. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Botswana Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-54070012-5407001201 Sweden A cooperation between municipality associations in Sweden SALAR, Namibia ALAN, Botswana BALA and South Africa SALGA. Two projects Transparent Local Governance a Toolkit and Local Leadership for Growth in 25 municipalities in Botswana, Namibia and South Africa. The programme is also supported by EU. Ett samarbete mellan Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting SKL och dess systerorganisationer i Namibia, ALAN, Botswana BALA och Sydafrika SALGA. Två projekt a toolkit för transparancen i kommunernas styrning och ett för att underlätta för ekonomisk utveckling i kommunerna. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 680000 680000 320000 320000 320000 320000 1680000 Regering i givarlandet 320000 Regering i givarlandet 320000 Regering i givarlandet 320000 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54070012-5407001202 Sweden A cooperation between municipality associations in Sweden SALAR, Namibia ALAN, Botswana BALA and South Africa SALGA. Two projects Transparent Local Governance a Toolkit and Local Leadership for Growth in 25 municipalities in Botswana, Namibia and South Africa. The programme is also supported by EU. Ett samarbete mellan Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting SKL och dess systerorganisationer i Namibia, ALAN, Botswana BALA och Sydafrika SALGA. Två projekt a toolkit för transparancen i kommunernas styrning och ett för att underlätta för ekonomisk utveckling i kommunerna. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 360000 360000 360000 Regering i givarlandet 360000 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54100091 Sweden SciDev.Net (since 2017 a part of CAB International) uses independent science journalism to help individuals and organisations apply science to decision-making in order to drive equitable, sustainable development and poverty reduction. SciDev.Net conveys science news and analysis and initiates debate and discussion on issues relevant for science and development, through its webpage, social media and syndication (the republishing of content on other media outlets). It has one global edition and five regional editions in Africa, Asia and Latin America, publishing its content in English, French, Arabic and Spanish and working with an extensive network of local, freelancing science journalists. In 2017 it had almost 100.000 subscribers to its newsletter, almost 3 million UPV:s (unique page views) of its website, a reach of 57 million on social media and a syndication reach of 19 million. SciDev.Net also builds capacity in research communication in low and middle income countries through online-courses and practical guides freely available online, for journalists, researchers and science communicators, as well as face-to-face training (in collaboration with other donors than Sida). They also arrange networking events for researchers, journalists and policymakers. Its activities contribute to the Sweden’s Strategy for research cooperation and research in development cooperation, which states the importance of research communication, making research available for the development of society. Stöd till SciDev.Net för utvecklingsrelevant forskningskommunikation, samt kapacitetsbyggande inom forskningskommunikation och nätverksbyggande aktiviteter för att främja kunskapsutbytet mellan forskare och beslutsfattare, så att forskningen kommer till användning och kan reducera fattigdom. Målet är att minska fattigdomen och förbättra människors liv i låg- och medelinkomstländer genom att forskning som är relevant för utveckling tillgängliggörs och kommer till användning. För att uppnå detta använder SciDev.Net - vetenskapsjournalistik, i flera, fritt tillgängliga, digitala kanaler (webbplats, nyhetsbrev, sociala medier), och genom syndikering av innehållet i andra medier - genom att publicera debattartiklar och initiera diskussioner i sociala medier - genom nätverksmöten mellan forskare, journalister, beslutsfattare och andra intressenter, i samband med till exempel vetenskapliga konferenser i utvecklingsländer - genom att stärka kapaciteten hos forskare, kommunikatörer och journalister i utvecklingsländer att effektivt kunna kommunicera forskning till det omgivande samhället, bland annat genom fritt tillgängliga praktiska handledningar och online-kurser. Ett specifikt sidomål är också att lyfta fram kvinnliga förebilder inom naturvetenskap och teknik och att bidra till ökad integrering av genusaspekter i forskning och forskningsrapportering. För att uppnå detta har SciDev.Net sedan tidigare en fritt tillgänglig online-kurs för forskare: "Integrate gender into your scientific research", och en praktisk handledning för vetenskapsjournalister i "How to consider gender in science reporting". I den nu aktuella insatsen tillkommer en serie intervjuer med framgångsrika kvinnor inom forskning och innovation, för att skapa förebilder för unga kvinnor att identifiera sig med. SciDevNet tar också regelbundet upp genusfrågor i sin nyhetsrapportering. Över de fem år som insatsen varar är målet att producera - 3158 nyhetsartiklar (har justerats ner från ursprungliga 3500 för att ge redaktionell tid för fler reportage och genomarbetade, lokala vinklingar samt jämförelser mellan regioner) - 369 reportage (ursprungligen 300) - 48 "enterprise stories" (nytillkommen genre: genomarbetade, unika stories, som bygger på lokala reportrar och samarbeten mellan regionala redaktörer) - 800 multimedia-inslag (ofta en del av skrivna artiklar) - 150 blogginlägg med aktualitetskaraktär (SciDev@large) - systematisk vidareförmedling av redaktionellt innehåll till 300 andra medier, för återpublicering - 150 porträtt av framgångsrika kvinnor inom forskning och innovation ("Role models") - 80 analytiska blogginlägg (justerats ned från 150) - 150 opinionsartiklar (debattartiklar och Q&As med makthavare) - 20x2 temapaket (2= utgivna på minst två utgivningsspråk) ("Spotlight features") - 25 online-diskussioner - 25 nätverksmöten för att bygga relationer mellan forskare, journalister och beslutsfattare Insatsen genomförs av fem regionala redaktioner i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika, med utgivning på engelska, franska och arabiska, och ett nätverk av lokala, frilansande vetenskapsjournalister och leds av en huvudredaktör i Storbritannien, där det också finns en "global" redaktion. Insatsen genomförs med administrativt stöd av den större organisationen CABI (med säte i Storbritannien), som SciDev.Net slagits samman med. Insatsen omfattar också en rent kapacitetsbyggande del, där forskare från 10 av Sidas partnerorganisationer inom forskningssamarbetet (mestadels universitet och regionala organisationer) tränas i forskningskommunikation. Målet är att förbättra dessa partners förmåga att nå ut med sina forskningsresultat till det omgivande samhället, för att forskningen ska komma till nytta. Sammanlagt 475 forskare ska utbildas. Efter genomgången utbildning (två dagars workshop där pitchnings-övning mot professionella journalister ingår - omarbetad till distansutbildning över en vecka, pga mötes- och reserestriktioner under pandemin) ska forskarna bland annat vara bättre rustade att identifiera vad som kan bli intressanta forskningsnyheter, uttrycka sig begripligt för icke-specialister och ha etablerat en första kontakt med lokala journalister. Denna del av insatsen är ett pilotprojekt, som genom att möta behovet av bättre forskningskommunikation hos flera partner med den kapacitetsbyggande kompetensen hos SciDev.Net, strävar efter att uppnå synergieffekter mellan olika insatser inom forskningssamarbetet.. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Den bästa måttstocken på insatsens framgång är ifall organisationens artiklar om forskning i Syd får genomslag, det vill säga att politiska eller samhälleliga åtgärder görs i ämnen som SciDev.Net skriver om. Det har hänt vid mängder av tillfällen under avtalsperioden. Här några exempel på policy-genomslag: I Togo ledde en artikel om byar som hotades av erosion till att myndigheterna evakuerade flera byar och påbörjade konstruktioner för att förhindra ytterligare förödelse, och en artikel om försöksdjur i vetenskapliga labb ledde till att Filipinernas forskningsmyndighet lanserade en översyn av regelverket. En artikel om avverkningstillstånd i det unika ekosystemet i Ebo Forest i Kamerun, som inte uppmärksammats internationellt tidigare, ledde till att avverkningen stoppades och ett annat, planerat tillstånd inte gavs, till gagn för den rika biologiska mångfalden i området. Andra exempel är att deras artiklar skapat debatt som medfört att regeringen i Indien förbjöd antibiotikan Colistin inom jordbrukssektorn, att regeringen på Filipinerna initierade en utredning hur African Swine Fever påverkat den inhemska grisindustrin, och att vetenskapliga artiklar bidragit till att transportministeriet i Burkina Faso såg över riktlinjerna för gasdrivna taxifordon. Besöken på SciDev.Net:s hemsida ökar ständigt. 2022 hade sajten 6 miljoner unika besökare för att läsa de 479 artiklarna som publicerades under sista avtalsåret (9 procent fler än målet). Syndicated reach, dvs återpublicering av artiklar i andra mediehus har SciDev.Net satsat mer och mer på de senaste åren (sedan Facebook och Twitter började blockera vad de anser vara politiskt innehåll som bla stoppar artiklar om miljö och klimat). 215 miljoner läsare beräknas ha nåtts av deras artiklar genom återpublicering. Det är en vansklig siffra att mäta, men helt klart gör det skillnad om tex the Telegraph publicerar en text än om den bara finns på SciDev.Net:s hemsida. Tidigare nämnda problem med Twitter och Facebook har inneburit att SciDev.Net lagt mer krut på att sökmotoroptimera (SEO) dvs se till att artiklar från SciDev.Net hamnar högre på Googles träfflista. Delmål 1 handlar om ökad synlighet. De allra flesta kvantitativa målen uppfylldes, men viss variation relaterad till de olika sorternas artiklar som angivets i ansökan. Det är något som redaktörerna i Syd tar upp - att ibland var det vanskligt att skriva en viss sorts artikel bara för att det fanns kvot att fylla, medan en annan artikeltyp hade lämpat sig bäst för just det ämnet. I det nya programmet ser det därför annorlunda ut med endast två olika typer. Antingen det som kallas nyhetsartiklar, eller betydligt längre och mer arbetsintensiva undersökande artiklar. Delmål 2 är om att förbättra analysen av forskningsresultat. Det har man gjort genom att låta forskare skriva krönikor, ta in debattartiklar, hålla i digitala diskussioner, samt ha så kallade spotlight features (en serie artiklar) om ett visst ämne. De kvantitativa målen uppfylldes, medan huruvida just dessa insatser ger mer genomslag än övriga texter är svårt att bedöma. Delmål 3 syftade till att stärka kontakter mellan policy-människor och forskare. Det har åstadkommits genom öppna frågestunder med seniora policymakare, nätverksevents, samt genom att man taggat på social media eller mejlat policy influerare med minst tre artiklar inom deras intressesfär. 93 procent (80 st) av deltagarna på nätverkseventen som fyllde i ett utvärderingsformulär var positiva till träffen som sammanförde policyfolk, forskare, biståndsbranschfolk, samt journalister. Ett försök med nyhetsbrev till policyfolk gick sådär, i slutet av året fanns 50 prenumeranter. Längs programmets resa, mer specifikt efter Sida Science Days, tillkom ett delmål att utbilda forskare inom Sidas bilaterala samarbete i forskningskommunikation. Arbetet påbörjades i slutet av 2019. Sen kom pandemin vilket fick lägga om arbetet till digitala kurser. Totalt fick 482 forskare utbildning. De digitala kurserna för forskare inom Sidas bilaterala samarbete drog fler deltagare än de fysiska. Men å andra sidan så var de fysiska nätverksmötena med journalister mest uppskattat. Forskarna tvingades då pitcha sin forskning för en journalist, snabbt och begripligt. I samtliga fall blev pitchen bättre ju fler gånger de övade med journalisten. Journalisterna uppgav att de fick flera uppslag till artiklar efter att ha lyssnat på forskarna. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54100091-5410009101 Sweden SciDev.Net (since 2017 a part of CAB International) uses independent science journalism to help individuals and organisations apply science to decision-making in order to drive equitable, sustainable development and poverty reduction. SciDev.Net conveys science news and analysis and initiates debate and discussion on issues relevant for science and development, through its webpage, social media and syndication (the republishing of content on other media outlets). It has one global edition and five regional editions in Africa, Asia and Latin America, publishing its content in English, French, Arabic and Spanish and working with an extensive network of local, freelancing science journalists. In 2017 it had almost 100.000 subscribers to its newsletter, almost 3 million UPV:s (unique page views) of its website, a reach of 57 million on social media and a syndication reach of 19 million. SciDev.Net also builds capacity in research communication in low and middle income countries through online-courses and practical guides freely available online, for journalists, researchers and science communicators, as well as face-to-face training (in collaboration with other donors than Sida). They also arrange networking events for researchers, journalists and policymakers. Its activities contribute to the Sweden’s Strategy for research cooperation and research in development cooperation, which states the importance of research communication, making research available for the development of society. Stöd till SciDev.Net för utvecklingsrelevant forskningskommunikation, samt kapacitetsbyggande inom forskningskommunikation och nätverksbyggande aktiviteter för att främja kunskapsutbytet mellan forskare och beslutsfattare, så att forskningen kommer till användning och kan reducera fattigdom. Målet är att minska fattigdomen och förbättra människors liv i låg- och medelinkomstländer genom att forskning som är relevant för utveckling tillgängliggörs och kommer till användning. För att uppnå detta använder SciDev.Net - vetenskapsjournalistik, i flera, fritt tillgängliga, digitala kanaler (webbplats, nyhetsbrev, sociala medier), och genom syndikering av innehållet i andra medier - genom att publicera debattartiklar och initiera diskussioner i sociala medier - genom nätverksmöten mellan forskare, journalister, beslutsfattare och andra intressenter, i samband med till exempel vetenskapliga konferenser i utvecklingsländer - genom att stärka kapaciteten hos forskare, kommunikatörer och journalister i utvecklingsländer att effektivt kunna kommunicera forskning till det omgivande samhället, bland annat genom fritt tillgängliga praktiska handledningar och online-kurser. Ett specifikt sidomål är också att lyfta fram kvinnliga förebilder inom naturvetenskap och teknik och att bidra till ökad integrering av genusaspekter i forskning och forskningsrapportering. För att uppnå detta har SciDev.Net sedan tidigare en fritt tillgänglig online-kurs för forskare: "Integrate gender into your scientific research", och en praktisk handledning för vetenskapsjournalister i "How to consider gender in science reporting". I den nu aktuella insatsen tillkommer en serie intervjuer med framgångsrika kvinnor inom forskning och innovation, för att skapa förebilder för unga kvinnor att identifiera sig med. SciDevNet tar också regelbundet upp genusfrågor i sin nyhetsrapportering. Över de fem år som insatsen varar är målet att producera - 3158 nyhetsartiklar (har justerats ner från ursprungliga 3500 för att ge redaktionell tid för fler reportage och genomarbetade, lokala vinklingar samt jämförelser mellan regioner) - 369 reportage (ursprungligen 300) - 48 "enterprise stories" (nytillkommen genre: genomarbetade, unika stories, som bygger på lokala reportrar och samarbeten mellan regionala redaktörer) - 800 multimedia-inslag (ofta en del av skrivna artiklar) - 150 blogginlägg med aktualitetskaraktär (SciDev@large) - systematisk vidareförmedling av redaktionellt innehåll till 300 andra medier, för återpublicering - 150 porträtt av framgångsrika kvinnor inom forskning och innovation ("Role models") - 80 analytiska blogginlägg (justerats ned från 150) - 150 opinionsartiklar (debattartiklar och Q&As med makthavare) - 20x2 temapaket (2= utgivna på minst två utgivningsspråk) ("Spotlight features") - 25 online-diskussioner - 25 nätverksmöten för att bygga relationer mellan forskare, journalister och beslutsfattare Insatsen genomförs av fem regionala redaktioner i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika, med utgivning på engelska, franska och arabiska, och ett nätverk av lokala, frilansande vetenskapsjournalister och leds av en huvudredaktör i Storbritannien, där det också finns en "global" redaktion. Insatsen genomförs med administrativt stöd av den större organisationen CABI (med säte i Storbritannien), som SciDev.Net slagits samman med. Insatsen omfattar också en rent kapacitetsbyggande del, där forskare från 10 av Sidas partnerorganisationer inom forskningssamarbetet (mestadels universitet och regionala organisationer) tränas i forskningskommunikation. Målet är att förbättra dessa partners förmåga att nå ut med sina forskningsresultat till det omgivande samhället, för att forskningen ska komma till nytta. Sammanlagt 475 forskare ska utbildas. Efter genomgången utbildning (två dagars workshop där pitchnings-övning mot professionella journalister ingår - omarbetad till distansutbildning över en vecka, pga mötes- och reserestriktioner under pandemin) ska forskarna bland annat vara bättre rustade att identifiera vad som kan bli intressanta forskningsnyheter, uttrycka sig begripligt för icke-specialister och ha etablerat en första kontakt med lokala journalister. Denna del av insatsen är ett pilotprojekt, som genom att möta behovet av bättre forskningskommunikation hos flera partner med den kapacitetsbyggande kompetensen hos SciDev.Net, strävar efter att uppnå synergieffekter mellan olika insatser inom forskningssamarbetet.. Sweden CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.7 - Promote the development, transfer, dissemination and diffusion of environmentally sound technologies to developing countries on favourable terms, including on concessional and preferential terms, as mutually agreed. 17.7 - Främja utveckling, överföring och spridning av miljövänlig teknik till utvecklingsländerna på gynnsamma villkor, inklusive koncessions- och förmånsvillkor, på villkor som överenskommits mellan parterna. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9040000 6800000 7385000 8950000 0 -1140000 0 -2060000 0 0 6100000 0 0 0 2940000 0 0 0 5000000 -1185000 0 3570000 5000000 0 0 5000000 5775000 0 0 0 0 3175000 0 32175000 CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International 6100000 CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International 2940000 CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International 2940000 CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International 3860000 CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International 3570000 CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International 3815000 CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International 5775000 CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International 3175000 CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries and regional research actors have improved competence and strengthened infrastructure for scientific communication Fler samarbetsländer och regionala forskningsaktörer har ökad kompetens och stärkt infrastruktur för vetenskaplig kommunikation Other Övrigt Strengthened capacity among universities in partner countries to communicate research findings that are potentially beneficial to the development of society Stärkt förmåga hos universitet i samarbetsländerna att kommunicera forskningsresultat som kan vara till nytta för samhällets utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100091-5410009102 Sweden SciDev.Net (since 2017 a part of CAB International) uses independent science journalism to help individuals and organisations apply science to decision-making in order to drive equitable, sustainable development and poverty reduction. SciDev.Net conveys science news and analysis and initiates debate and discussion on issues relevant for science and development, through its webpage, social media and syndication (the republishing of content on other media outlets). It has one global edition and five regional editions in Africa, Asia and Latin America, publishing its content in English, French, Arabic and Spanish and working with an extensive network of local, freelancing science journalists. In 2017 it had almost 100.000 subscribers to its newsletter, almost 3 million UPV:s (unique page views) of its website, a reach of 57 million on social media and a syndication reach of 19 million. SciDev.Net also builds capacity in research communication in low and middle income countries through online-courses and practical guides freely available online, for journalists, researchers and science communicators, as well as face-to-face training (in collaboration with other donors than Sida). They also arrange networking events for researchers, journalists and policymakers. Its activities contribute to the Sweden’s Strategy for research cooperation and research in development cooperation, which states the importance of research communication, making research available for the development of society. Stöd till SciDev.Net för utvecklingsrelevant forskningskommunikation, samt kapacitetsbyggande inom forskningskommunikation och nätverksbyggande aktiviteter för att främja kunskapsutbytet mellan forskare och beslutsfattare, så att forskningen kommer till användning och kan reducera fattigdom. Målet är att minska fattigdomen och förbättra människors liv i låg- och medelinkomstländer genom att forskning som är relevant för utveckling tillgängliggörs och kommer till användning. För att uppnå detta använder SciDev.Net - vetenskapsjournalistik, i flera, fritt tillgängliga, digitala kanaler (webbplats, nyhetsbrev, sociala medier), och genom syndikering av innehållet i andra medier - genom att publicera debattartiklar och initiera diskussioner i sociala medier - genom nätverksmöten mellan forskare, journalister, beslutsfattare och andra intressenter, i samband med till exempel vetenskapliga konferenser i utvecklingsländer - genom att stärka kapaciteten hos forskare, kommunikatörer och journalister i utvecklingsländer att effektivt kunna kommunicera forskning till det omgivande samhället, bland annat genom fritt tillgängliga praktiska handledningar och online-kurser. Ett specifikt sidomål är också att lyfta fram kvinnliga förebilder inom naturvetenskap och teknik och att bidra till ökad integrering av genusaspekter i forskning och forskningsrapportering. För att uppnå detta har SciDev.Net sedan tidigare en fritt tillgänglig online-kurs för forskare: "Integrate gender into your scientific research", och en praktisk handledning för vetenskapsjournalister i "How to consider gender in science reporting". I den nu aktuella insatsen tillkommer en serie intervjuer med framgångsrika kvinnor inom forskning och innovation, för att skapa förebilder för unga kvinnor att identifiera sig med. SciDevNet tar också regelbundet upp genusfrågor i sin nyhetsrapportering. Över de fem år som insatsen varar är målet att producera - 3158 nyhetsartiklar (har justerats ner från ursprungliga 3500 för att ge redaktionell tid för fler reportage och genomarbetade, lokala vinklingar samt jämförelser mellan regioner) - 369 reportage (ursprungligen 300) - 48 "enterprise stories" (nytillkommen genre: genomarbetade, unika stories, som bygger på lokala reportrar och samarbeten mellan regionala redaktörer) - 800 multimedia-inslag (ofta en del av skrivna artiklar) - 150 blogginlägg med aktualitetskaraktär (SciDev@large) - systematisk vidareförmedling av redaktionellt innehåll till 300 andra medier, för återpublicering - 150 porträtt av framgångsrika kvinnor inom forskning och innovation ("Role models") - 80 analytiska blogginlägg (justerats ned från 150) - 150 opinionsartiklar (debattartiklar och Q&As med makthavare) - 20x2 temapaket (2= utgivna på minst två utgivningsspråk) ("Spotlight features") - 25 online-diskussioner - 25 nätverksmöten för att bygga relationer mellan forskare, journalister och beslutsfattare Insatsen genomförs av fem regionala redaktioner i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika, med utgivning på engelska, franska och arabiska, och ett nätverk av lokala, frilansande vetenskapsjournalister och leds av en huvudredaktör i Storbritannien, där det också finns en "global" redaktion. Insatsen genomförs med administrativt stöd av den större organisationen CABI (med säte i Storbritannien), som SciDev.Net slagits samman med. Insatsen omfattar också en rent kapacitetsbyggande del, där forskare från 10 av Sidas partnerorganisationer inom forskningssamarbetet (mestadels universitet och regionala organisationer) tränas i forskningskommunikation. Målet är att förbättra dessa partners förmåga att nå ut med sina forskningsresultat till det omgivande samhället, för att forskningen ska komma till nytta. Sammanlagt 475 forskare ska utbildas. Efter genomgången utbildning (två dagars workshop där pitchnings-övning mot professionella journalister ingår - omarbetad till distansutbildning över en vecka, pga mötes- och reserestriktioner under pandemin) ska forskarna bland annat vara bättre rustade att identifiera vad som kan bli intressanta forskningsnyheter, uttrycka sig begripligt för icke-specialister och ha etablerat en första kontakt med lokala journalister. Denna del av insatsen är ett pilotprojekt, som genom att möta behovet av bättre forskningskommunikation hos flera partner med den kapacitetsbyggande kompetensen hos SciDev.Net, strävar efter att uppnå synergieffekter mellan olika insatser inom forskningssamarbetet.. Sweden CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.7 - Främja utveckling, överföring och spridning av miljövänlig teknik till utvecklingsländerna på gynnsamma villkor, inklusive koncessions- och förmånsvillkor, på villkor som överenskommits mellan parterna. 17.7 - Promote the development, transfer, dissemination and diffusion of environmentally sound technologies to developing countries on favourable terms, including on concessional and preferential terms, as mutually agreed. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3175000 3175000 3175000 CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International 3175000 CABI/Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54100098 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office) (see Beslut 2017-004074). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a financial intermediary fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance with decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and four research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science and Partnership Council (ISPC). The Appraisal of Intervention concerns contribution to CGIAR in 2018. 115 MSEK is proposed as support without restrictions to the CGIAR Research Programs (CRPs) and Platforms in the System Organization (Window 1) and 8 MSEK, delegated from INTEM/GLOBEN is a contribution to the Fisheries CGIAR Research Program (CRP). The previous phase of support covered 2013 to 2017 with 664 MSEK to Window 1. CGIAR's total budget in 2017 was 849 MUSD and the three largest donors are Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Dfid och USAID and Sweden comes in ninth place. The budget for 2018 is estimated to be of the same magnitude as 2017. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR skall speciellt arbeta med att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation (se beslut 2017-004074). Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och fyra forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science and Partnership Council, ISPC). Beredningen avser stöd till CGIAR under 2018 då 115 MSEK föreslås ges som stöd utan begränsningar till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CRP) och plattformar i CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1) och 8 MSEK som har delegerats från GLOBEN/INTEM till fiskeprogrammet FISH CGIAR Research Programmet (CRP) (Fönster 2). Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2017 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Dfid och USAID och Sverige kommer på nionde plats. CGIARs budget 2018 förväntas bli ungefär densamma som 2017. CGIAR is the world's largest global agricultural innovation network and the objective is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation.  The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consists of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Swedish contributions to CGIAR will support, amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems and National Universities. Because of this collective investment (by numerous donors including Sida), by 2021 approximately 100 million more farm households will have adopted improved varieties, breeds and/or improved management practices as a result of CGIAR Research and Development. The resilience of the poor to climate change and other shocks will be increased, household capacity to cope with shocks strengthened and smallholder production risk reduced. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural research Agriculture Stödet under 2018 var ett ettårigt överbryggandestöd medan ett längre bereddes för 2019-2019. Stödet till CGIAR under 2018 kan dock sägas ha bidragit starkt till SDG 1, 2, 3, 5, 6,13 och 15 och måttligt till SDG 8, 10, 12, 16 och 17. Det är en prioriterad uppgift för CGIAR att utveckla kunskap och kompetens om den biologiska mångfalden och dess förändring i odlingslandskap, skogar och vattensystem. Med ny kunskap om arter i lantbruket byggs den vetenskapliga grunden för en bättre förståelse om lantbrukets ekosystem. Och därmed också de bästa lösningarna för att behålla och skydda dem. Med klimatförändringarna ökar behovet om ny kunskap kring biodiversitet och ekosystemtjänster. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54100098-5410009801 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office) (see Beslut 2017-004074). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a financial intermediary fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance with decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and four research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science and Partnership Council (ISPC). The Appraisal of Intervention concerns contribution to CGIAR in 2018. 115 MSEK is proposed as support without restrictions to the CGIAR Research Programs (CRPs) and Platforms in the System Organization (Window 1) and 8 MSEK, delegated from INTEM/GLOBEN is a contribution to the Fisheries CGIAR Research Program (CRP). The previous phase of support covered 2013 to 2017 with 664 MSEK to Window 1. CGIAR's total budget in 2017 was 849 MUSD and the three largest donors are Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Dfid och USAID and Sweden comes in ninth place. The budget for 2018 is estimated to be of the same magnitude as 2017. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR skall speciellt arbeta med att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation (se beslut 2017-004074). Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och fyra forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science and Partnership Council, ISPC). Beredningen avser stöd till CGIAR under 2018 då 115 MSEK föreslås ges som stöd utan begränsningar till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CRP) och plattformar i CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1) och 8 MSEK som har delegerats från GLOBEN/INTEM till fiskeprogrammet FISH CGIAR Research Programmet (CRP) (Fönster 2). Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2017 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Dfid och USAID och Sverige kommer på nionde plats. CGIARs budget 2018 förväntas bli ungefär densamma som 2017. CGIAR is the world's largest global agricultural innovation network and the objective is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation.  The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consists of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Swedish contributions to CGIAR will support, amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems and National Universities. Because of this collective investment (by numerous donors including Sida), by 2021 approximately 100 million more farm households will have adopted improved varieties, breeds and/or improved management practices as a result of CGIAR Research and Development. The resilience of the poor to climate change and other shocks will be increased, household capacity to cope with shocks strengthened and smallholder production risk reduced. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cgiar Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 115000000 0 0 0 0 0 115000000 115000000 0 0 0 0 0 115000000 -115000000 -115000000 0 115000000 Cgiar 115000000 Cgiar Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100098-5410009802 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office) (see Beslut 2017-004074). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a financial intermediary fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance with decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and four research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science and Partnership Council (ISPC). The Appraisal of Intervention concerns contribution to CGIAR in 2018. 115 MSEK is proposed as support without restrictions to the CGIAR Research Programs (CRPs) and Platforms in the System Organization (Window 1) and 8 MSEK, delegated from INTEM/GLOBEN is a contribution to the Fisheries CGIAR Research Program (CRP). The previous phase of support covered 2013 to 2017 with 664 MSEK to Window 1. CGIAR's total budget in 2017 was 849 MUSD and the three largest donors are Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Dfid och USAID and Sweden comes in ninth place. The budget for 2018 is estimated to be of the same magnitude as 2017. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR skall speciellt arbeta med att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation (se beslut 2017-004074). Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och fyra forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science and Partnership Council, ISPC). Beredningen avser stöd till CGIAR under 2018 då 115 MSEK föreslås ges som stöd utan begränsningar till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CRP) och plattformar i CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1) och 8 MSEK som har delegerats från GLOBEN/INTEM till fiskeprogrammet FISH CGIAR Research Programmet (CRP) (Fönster 2). Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2017 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Dfid och USAID och Sverige kommer på nionde plats. CGIARs budget 2018 förväntas bli ungefär densamma som 2017. CGIAR is the world's largest global agricultural innovation network and the objective is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation.  The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consists of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Swedish contributions to CGIAR will support, amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems and National Universities. Because of this collective investment (by numerous donors including Sida), by 2021 approximately 100 million more farm households will have adopted improved varieties, breeds and/or improved management practices as a result of CGIAR Research and Development. The resilience of the poor to climate change and other shocks will be increased, household capacity to cope with shocks strengthened and smallholder production risk reduced. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cgiar Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 8000000 0 0 0 8000000 Cgiar 8000000 Cgiar Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54110059 Sweden Adminbudget for projektet SLSD second year. Adminbudget för projektet SLSD år 2. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-54110059-5411005901 Sweden Adminbudget for projektet SLSD second year. Adminbudget för projektet SLSD år 2. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 2900000 2200000 3300000 2601582 411836 -3300000 229410 117211 0 230000 151467 149940 215710 2200000 230000 221676 -1978000 5100000 Sida 608751.65 Sida 205489.15 Sida 206996.03 Sida 206780.54 Sida 241036.08 Sida 219131.27 Sida 240908.8 Sida 285974.07 Sida 201170.93 Sida 185343.14 Sida 411835.72 Sida 229410.37 Sida 149940.4 Sida 151466.68 Sida 221676.18 Sida 215709.53 Sida 117210.5 Sida 290754.71 Sida 215588.07 Sida 214567.15 Sida 21261.24 Sida -21261.24 Sida SE-0-SE-6-54110059-5411005902 Sweden Adminbudget for projektet SLSD second year. Adminbudget för projektet SLSD år 2. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 550000 116196 0 5332 2116 21044 -595000 5085 8755 600000 550000 Sida 8720 Sida 11432 Sida 4787.23 Sida 3761.83 Sida -11432 Sida 47.17 Sida 19206.53 Sida 17008.5 Sida 62664.36 Sida 5332.02 Sida 5085.36 Sida 2115.85 Sida 21044 Sida 8754.53 Sida 3679.08 Sida SE-0-SE-6-54120054 Sweden Cost for UD Sida´s medical clinic regarding staff financed by development cooperation appropriation and recruited by CAPDEV. Kostnader för UD-Sidas läkarmottagning avseende den personal som finansieras av sakanslag och rekryteras av CAPDEV. Försäkra sekunderade. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors Att tillse sekunderade hälsovård vid behov. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54120054-5412005401 Sweden Cost for UD Sida´s medical clinic regarding staff financed by development cooperation appropriation and recruited by CAPDEV. Kostnader för UD-Sidas läkarmottagning avseende den personal som finansieras av sakanslag och rekryteras av CAPDEV. Försäkra sekunderade. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 359537 0 251800 188079 165634 0 -500000 165634 500000 359537 188079 0 0 500000 0 251800 -500000 965050 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 251177.75 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 108359.13 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 251800 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 188078.19 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 165633.75 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-54120054-5412005402 Sweden Cost for UD Sida´s medical clinic regarding staff financed by development cooperation appropriation and recruited by CAPDEV. Kostnader för UD-Sidas läkarmottagning avseende den personal som finansieras av sakanslag och rekryteras av CAPDEV. Försäkra sekunderade. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1034950 500000 0 400000 245114 1534950 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 245113.75 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 400000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened capacity and learning opportunities within the Swedish resource base for the international implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt kapacitet och lärande inom svensk resursbas för internationellt genomförande av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54120133 Sweden The BAE (Bilateral Associate Expert) program was initiated by Sida in 1985, as a complement to the multilateral/UN program, JPO (Junior Professional Officer). The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Insatsen syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. BBE är placerad på svenska ambassaden i Nairobi och arbetar med privatsektorutveckling. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry SE-0-SE-6-54120133-5412013301 Sweden The BAE (Bilateral Associate Expert) program was initiated by Sida in 1985, as a complement to the multilateral/UN program, JPO (Junior Professional Officer). The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Insatsen syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. BBE är placerad på svenska ambassaden i Nairobi och arbetar med privatsektorutveckling. 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The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Insatsen syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. BBE är placerad på svenska ambassaden i Nairobi och arbetar med privatsektorutveckling. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 788718 21996 141413 113709 30750 152038 0 12634 810714 Sida 113709.27 Sida 141413.25 Sida 30749.82 Sida 152038.13 Sida 12634.28 Sida 21996 Sida Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened capacity and learning opportunities within the Swedish resource base for the international implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt kapacitet och lärande inom svensk resursbas för internationellt genomförande av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54120134 Sweden The BAE (Bilateral Associate Expert) program was initiated by Sida in 1985, as a complement to the multilateral/UN program, JPO (Junior Professional Officer). The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Insatsen syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Denna BBE är placerad på Svenska ambassaden i Kigali och arbetar med privatsektorutveckling. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Rwanda Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry SE-0-SE-6-54120134-5412013401 Sweden The BAE (Bilateral Associate Expert) program was initiated by Sida in 1985, as a complement to the multilateral/UN program, JPO (Junior Professional Officer). The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Insatsen syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Denna BBE är placerad på Svenska ambassaden i Kigali och arbetar med privatsektorutveckling. 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The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Insatsen syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Denna BBE är placerad på Svenska ambassaden i Kigali och arbetar med privatsektorutveckling. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 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For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Sectors not specified Conflict, Peace & Security Unallocated / Unspecified JPO avslutar sin tjänst på UNWRA i förtid av personliga skäl men fortsätter att arbeta inom utvecklingssamarbetet. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54120152-5412015201 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Sweden UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 0 -18293 1300000 -1300000 1123676 1300000 18293 -1300000 1300000 0 -1123676 -1300000 1123675.6599999999 UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East -18292.65 UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East -1123676 UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East 0 UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East 18292.65 UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East SE-0-SE-6-54120152-5412015202 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Sweden UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2774576 1125424 0 -18293 0 0 1123676 0 0 0 1669193 3900000 UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East 1123676 UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East -18292.65 UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East 1669192.6800000002 UNRWA/United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East SE-0-SE-6-54120157 Sweden The National Expert Program is directed to experts in development cooperation issues employed by Sida and MFA. They work as NE for a maximum of 4 years in Brussels or in a EU Delegation. The main goal with the program is exchange of knowledge and to have more Swedes working within the EU. EuropeAid är det generaldirektorat inom EU-kommissionen som ansvarar för EUs biståndspolicy (i samverkan med utrikestjänsten EEAS) och genomförandet av det tematiska och geografiska utvecklingssamarbetet. Dess direktorat A ("EU: s utvecklingspolitik") ansvarar för utvecklingspolitikens utformning, ekonomiska analyser, bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivitet, utvecklingsfinansiering och den internationella dialogen kring utveckling. Enhet DEVCO / A 2 "Bistånd och utvecklingseffektivitet och finansiering" bidrar till den europeiska integrationen inom utvecklingspolitiken genom att: (i) att utarbeta och följa upp politiken på området för bistånd och utvecklingseffektivitet (även gällande EU-gemensam programmering i samarbetsländerna), (ii) finansiering för hållbar utveckling, det vill säga med hänsyn till den post-2015 ram och (iii) att samordna förbindelserna med EU: s medlemsstater, anslutnings- och kandidatländer och EFTA-länder när det gäller utvecklingspolitiken. Det är en politik enhet med stor exponering mot politiska processer inom kommissionen, mot det Europeiska rådet och i internationella fora. Insatsen är en sekondering av policyexpert för att bidra till arbetet i teamet om bistånd och utvecklingseffektivitet och banden mellan Busans globala partnerskapet för effektivt utvecklingssamarbete, biståndstransparens och post-2015 ramverket. Tjänsten har prioriterats i samråd med UD USTYR och DG DEVCO har ansvarat för rekryteringen, Tjänsten är fullfinansierad av Sida. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54120157-5412015701 Sweden The National Expert Program is directed to experts in development cooperation issues employed by Sida and MFA. They work as NE for a maximum of 4 years in Brussels or in a EU Delegation. The main goal with the program is exchange of knowledge and to have more Swedes working within the EU. EuropeAid är det generaldirektorat inom EU-kommissionen som ansvarar för EUs biståndspolicy (i samverkan med utrikestjänsten EEAS) och genomförandet av det tematiska och geografiska utvecklingssamarbetet. Dess direktorat A ("EU: s utvecklingspolitik") ansvarar för utvecklingspolitikens utformning, ekonomiska analyser, bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivitet, utvecklingsfinansiering och den internationella dialogen kring utveckling. Enhet DEVCO / A 2 "Bistånd och utvecklingseffektivitet och finansiering" bidrar till den europeiska integrationen inom utvecklingspolitiken genom att: (i) att utarbeta och följa upp politiken på området för bistånd och utvecklingseffektivitet (även gällande EU-gemensam programmering i samarbetsländerna), (ii) finansiering för hållbar utveckling, det vill säga med hänsyn till den post-2015 ram och (iii) att samordna förbindelserna med EU: s medlemsstater, anslutnings- och kandidatländer och EFTA-länder när det gäller utvecklingspolitiken. Det är en politik enhet med stor exponering mot politiska processer inom kommissionen, mot det Europeiska rådet och i internationella fora. Insatsen är en sekondering av policyexpert för att bidra till arbetet i teamet om bistånd och utvecklingseffektivitet och banden mellan Busans globala partnerskapet för effektivt utvecklingssamarbete, biståndstransparens och post-2015 ramverket. Tjänsten har prioriterats i samråd med UD USTYR och DG DEVCO har ansvarat för rekryteringen, Tjänsten är fullfinansierad av Sida. 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They work as NE for a maximum of 4 years in Brussels or in a EU Delegation. The main goal with the program is exchange of knowledge and to have more Swedes working within the EU. EuropeAid är det generaldirektorat inom EU-kommissionen som ansvarar för EUs biståndspolicy (i samverkan med utrikestjänsten EEAS) och genomförandet av det tematiska och geografiska utvecklingssamarbetet. Dess direktorat A ("EU: s utvecklingspolitik") ansvarar för utvecklingspolitikens utformning, ekonomiska analyser, bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivitet, utvecklingsfinansiering och den internationella dialogen kring utveckling. Enhet DEVCO / A 2 "Bistånd och utvecklingseffektivitet och finansiering" bidrar till den europeiska integrationen inom utvecklingspolitiken genom att: (i) att utarbeta och följa upp politiken på området för bistånd och utvecklingseffektivitet (även gällande EU-gemensam programmering i samarbetsländerna), (ii) finansiering för hållbar utveckling, det vill säga med hänsyn till den post-2015 ram och (iii) att samordna förbindelserna med EU: s medlemsstater, anslutnings- och kandidatländer och EFTA-länder när det gäller utvecklingspolitiken. Det är en politik enhet med stor exponering mot politiska processer inom kommissionen, mot det Europeiska rådet och i internationella fora. Insatsen är en sekondering av policyexpert för att bidra till arbetet i teamet om bistånd och utvecklingseffektivitet och banden mellan Busans globala partnerskapet för effektivt utvecklingssamarbete, biståndstransparens och post-2015 ramverket. Tjänsten har prioriterats i samråd med UD USTYR och DG DEVCO har ansvarat för rekryteringen, Tjänsten är fullfinansierad av Sida. 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The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Insatsen syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för utvecklingssamarbete i enlighet med strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyte. Denna BBE är placerad på COSTECH i Tanzania och arbetar med Privatsektorutveckling och sysselsättning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry SE-0-SE-6-54120169-5412016901 Sweden The BAE (Bilateral Associate Expert) program was initiated by Sida in 1985, as a complement to the multilateral/UN program, JPO (Junior Professional Officer). The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Insatsen syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för utvecklingssamarbete i enlighet med strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyte. Denna BBE är placerad på COSTECH i Tanzania och arbetar med Privatsektorutveckling och sysselsättning. 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The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Insatsen syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för utvecklingssamarbete i enlighet med strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyte. Denna BBE är placerad på COSTECH i Tanzania och arbetar med Privatsektorutveckling och sysselsättning. 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Denna sekondering gäller en förlängning av en pågående sekondering till EEAS. Tjänsten finansierades tidigare av UD som saknade resurser för att förlänga sekonderingen. Den har därefter finansierats av Sida under 2015. Den tidigare sekonderade OS slutar och LO föreslås ersätta honom på samma tjänst. Tjänsten bedöms vara central utifrån möjligheten att arbeta med svenska prioriteringar inom den enhet på EEAS som ansvarar för biståndspolicy och kopplingen till genomförandet.UD och den svenska EU-representationen i Bryssel rapporterar om goda resultat genom denna ingång som annars inte hade varit möjliga att åstadkomma. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54120183-5412018301 Sweden The purpose is to contribute towards the work of the DCCD, the EEAS and the EU as a development partner and external relations actor, with lead responsibility for one or more of the issues and processes outlined in the DCCD Mission Statement. Denna sekondering gäller en förlängning av en pågående sekondering till EEAS. Tjänsten finansierades tidigare av UD som saknade resurser för att förlänga sekonderingen. Den har därefter finansierats av Sida under 2015. Den tidigare sekonderade OS slutar och LO föreslås ersätta honom på samma tjänst. 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FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Sida har identifierat ett behov av stärkt kapacitet hos samarbetsländer inom området landadministration, och då särskilt vad gäller förmågan att implementera lagstiftning som stärker kvinnors rätt till mark. Sida har med Lantmäteriet diskuterat möjligheterna till ett internationellt kapacitetsbyggnadsprogram som bygger på Lantmäteriets myndighetskompetens och kontakt med liknande myndigheter och institutioner i samarbetsländerna, och där Sida bidrar med ett stärkt utvecklingsperspektiv. Lantmäteriet inkom under senare hälften av 2014 med ett programförslag och Sida vill med (re-)designuppdraget som beskrivs här ge Lantmäteriet uppdraget att tillsammans med ett team av jämställdhetsexperter vidareutveckla programförslaget i linje med Sidas behovsanalys och prioritering av ökad jämställdhet som både utvecklingsmetod och utvecklingsmål. Uppdraget syftar alltså till att med expertstöd utarbeta bra former och identifiera strategiska ingångar för att integrera jämställdhet i Lantmäteriets kompetensområde, för att stärka jämställdhetsperspektivet i utförandet av ett framtida uppdrag (att arrangera ITP Applied Land Governance). Med anledning av att samarbetet mellan Sida och Lantmäteriet utgörs av ett uppdrag som Sida ger Lantmäteriet, och som beskrivs i bilagd uppdragsbeskrivning, gör Sida bedömningen att tjänsteköpsöverenskommelse är den mest lämpliga avtalsformen för samarbetet. Det förväntade resultatet är i första hand att Lantmäteriet senast den 30 oktober 2015 inkommer till Sida med ett ITP-förslag som baseras på det tidigare förslaget men där jämställdhetsperspektivet stärkts och integrerats. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-54120191-5412019101 Sweden The Swedish Land administration authority, Lantmäteriet, is with this small intervention given the assignment to redisgn their ITP proposal, and to integrate a thorough gender perspective into the design, with the support of a consultant. FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Sida har identifierat ett behov av stärkt kapacitet hos samarbetsländer inom området landadministration, och då särskilt vad gäller förmågan att implementera lagstiftning som stärker kvinnors rätt till mark. Sida har med Lantmäteriet diskuterat möjligheterna till ett internationellt kapacitetsbyggnadsprogram som bygger på Lantmäteriets myndighetskompetens och kontakt med liknande myndigheter och institutioner i samarbetsländerna, och där Sida bidrar med ett stärkt utvecklingsperspektiv. Lantmäteriet inkom under senare hälften av 2014 med ett programförslag och Sida vill med (re-)designuppdraget som beskrivs här ge Lantmäteriet uppdraget att tillsammans med ett team av jämställdhetsexperter vidareutveckla programförslaget i linje med Sidas behovsanalys och prioritering av ökad jämställdhet som både utvecklingsmetod och utvecklingsmål. Uppdraget syftar alltså till att med expertstöd utarbeta bra former och identifiera strategiska ingångar för att integrera jämställdhet i Lantmäteriets kompetensområde, för att stärka jämställdhetsperspektivet i utförandet av ett framtida uppdrag (att arrangera ITP Applied Land Governance). Med anledning av att samarbetet mellan Sida och Lantmäteriet utgörs av ett uppdrag som Sida ger Lantmäteriet, och som beskrivs i bilagd uppdragsbeskrivning, gör Sida bedömningen att tjänsteköpsöverenskommelse är den mest lämpliga avtalsformen för samarbetet. Det förväntade resultatet är i första hand att Lantmäteriet senast den 30 oktober 2015 inkommer till Sida med ett ITP-förslag som baseras på det tidigare förslaget men där jämställdhetsperspektivet stärkts och integrerats. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 780000 0 767221 -40000 40000 780000 Regering i givarlandet 767221 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54120191-5412019102 Sweden The Swedish Land administration authority, Lantmäteriet, is with this small intervention given the assignment to redisgn their ITP proposal, and to integrate a thorough gender perspective into the design, with the support of a consultant. FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Sida har identifierat ett behov av stärkt kapacitet hos samarbetsländer inom området landadministration, och då särskilt vad gäller förmågan att implementera lagstiftning som stärker kvinnors rätt till mark. Sida har med Lantmäteriet diskuterat möjligheterna till ett internationellt kapacitetsbyggnadsprogram som bygger på Lantmäteriets myndighetskompetens och kontakt med liknande myndigheter och institutioner i samarbetsländerna, och där Sida bidrar med ett stärkt utvecklingsperspektiv. Lantmäteriet inkom under senare hälften av 2014 med ett programförslag och Sida vill med (re-)designuppdraget som beskrivs här ge Lantmäteriet uppdraget att tillsammans med ett team av jämställdhetsexperter vidareutveckla programförslaget i linje med Sidas behovsanalys och prioritering av ökad jämställdhet som både utvecklingsmetod och utvecklingsmål. Uppdraget syftar alltså till att med expertstöd utarbeta bra former och identifiera strategiska ingångar för att integrera jämställdhet i Lantmäteriets kompetensområde, för att stärka jämställdhetsperspektivet i utförandet av ett framtida uppdrag (att arrangera ITP Applied Land Governance). Med anledning av att samarbetet mellan Sida och Lantmäteriet utgörs av ett uppdrag som Sida ger Lantmäteriet, och som beskrivs i bilagd uppdragsbeskrivning, gör Sida bedömningen att tjänsteköpsöverenskommelse är den mest lämpliga avtalsformen för samarbetet. Det förväntade resultatet är i första hand att Lantmäteriet senast den 30 oktober 2015 inkommer till Sida med ett ITP-förslag som baseras på det tidigare förslaget men där jämställdhetsperspektivet stärkts och integrerats. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Lantmäteriet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 40000 10000 40000 Lantmäteriet 6200 Lantmäteriet SE-0-SE-6-54120221 Sweden The contribution refers to a secondment of a national expert to DG ECHO and Unit B1 responsible for policy development and implementation framework for humanitarian aid /disaster relief measures. This includes both sector-specific policy and horizontal aspects - especially related to protracted refugee and migration situations. The secondment aims to strengthen DG ECHO's capacity to analyze, assess and communicate issues relating to international humanitarian law (IHL), gender equality, conflict sensitivity, social protection related to the safeguarding of refugee and migrant rights in extended crisis situations. The unit B1 is responsible for ensuring that policy is permeating DG ECHO's operations and to conduct communication to provide for policy coherence within the EU institutions and through its relations with relevant international organizations. In addition, the unit is responsible for developing regional strategies within the framework of the Directorate's geographical focus: Europe, the Eastern European Union and the Middle East. A total of two applications were received, both of which were considered to meet the merit requirements in the job description. DG ECHO conducted final interviews with the candidates and selected the person considered most suited for the service in accordance with the job description. Insatsen avser en sekundering av en nationell expert till DG ECHO och enheten B1 som ansvarar för policyutveckling samt ramverk för genomförande gällande humanitärt bistånd/katastrofstödåtgärder. Detta omfattar såväl sektorspecifik policy som horisontella aspekter - särskilt relaterat till utdragna flykting- och migrationssitutaioner. Uppdraget syftar till att stärka DG ECHOs kapacitet att analysera, bedöma och kommuniciera frågor gällande internationell humanitär rätt (IHL), jämställdhet, konfliktkänslighet, socialt skydd som berör säkerställandet av rättigheter för flyktingar och migranter i utdragna krissituationer. Enheten ansvarar för att policys genomsyrar DG ECHOs verksamhet samt bedriver kommunikations- och påverkansarbete för genomslag för policy inom EU-institutionerna och genom relationen med relevanta internationella organisationer. Enheten ansvarar därutöver för framtagande av regionala strategier inom ramen för direktoratets geografiska fokus: Europa, EU:s östra grannskap samt Mellanöstern. Sammanlagt inkom två ansökningar, varav bägge bedömdes uppfylla meritkraven i arbetsbeskrivningen. DG ECHO genomförde slutintervjuer med kandidaterna och valde slutkandidat för tjänsten i enlighet med meritkraven i arbetsbeskrivningen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54120221-5412022101 Sweden The contribution refers to a secondment of a national expert to DG ECHO and Unit B1 responsible for policy development and implementation framework for humanitarian aid /disaster relief measures. This includes both sector-specific policy and horizontal aspects - especially related to protracted refugee and migration situations. The secondment aims to strengthen DG ECHO's capacity to analyze, assess and communicate issues relating to international humanitarian law (IHL), gender equality, conflict sensitivity, social protection related to the safeguarding of refugee and migrant rights in extended crisis situations. The unit B1 is responsible for ensuring that policy is permeating DG ECHO's operations and to conduct communication to provide for policy coherence within the EU institutions and through its relations with relevant international organizations. In addition, the unit is responsible for developing regional strategies within the framework of the Directorate's geographical focus: Europe, the Eastern European Union and the Middle East. A total of two applications were received, both of which were considered to meet the merit requirements in the job description. DG ECHO conducted final interviews with the candidates and selected the person considered most suited for the service in accordance with the job description. Insatsen avser en sekundering av en nationell expert till DG ECHO och enheten B1 som ansvarar för policyutveckling samt ramverk för genomförande gällande humanitärt bistånd/katastrofstödåtgärder. Detta omfattar såväl sektorspecifik policy som horisontella aspekter - särskilt relaterat till utdragna flykting- och migrationssitutaioner. Uppdraget syftar till att stärka DG ECHOs kapacitet att analysera, bedöma och kommuniciera frågor gällande internationell humanitär rätt (IHL), jämställdhet, konfliktkänslighet, socialt skydd som berör säkerställandet av rättigheter för flyktingar och migranter i utdragna krissituationer. Enheten ansvarar för att policys genomsyrar DG ECHOs verksamhet samt bedriver kommunikations- och påverkansarbete för genomslag för policy inom EU-institutionerna och genom relationen med relevanta internationella organisationer. Enheten ansvarar därutöver för framtagande av regionala strategier inom ramen för direktoratets geografiska fokus: Europa, EU:s östra grannskap samt Mellanöstern. Sammanlagt inkom två ansökningar, varav bägge bedömdes uppfylla meritkraven i arbetsbeskrivningen. DG ECHO genomförde slutintervjuer med kandidaterna och valde slutkandidat för tjänsten i enlighet med meritkraven i arbetsbeskrivningen. 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This includes both sector-specific policy and horizontal aspects - especially related to protracted refugee and migration situations. The secondment aims to strengthen DG ECHO's capacity to analyze, assess and communicate issues relating to international humanitarian law (IHL), gender equality, conflict sensitivity, social protection related to the safeguarding of refugee and migrant rights in extended crisis situations. The unit B1 is responsible for ensuring that policy is permeating DG ECHO's operations and to conduct communication to provide for policy coherence within the EU institutions and through its relations with relevant international organizations. In addition, the unit is responsible for developing regional strategies within the framework of the Directorate's geographical focus: Europe, the Eastern European Union and the Middle East. A total of two applications were received, both of which were considered to meet the merit requirements in the job description. DG ECHO conducted final interviews with the candidates and selected the person considered most suited for the service in accordance with the job description. Insatsen avser en sekundering av en nationell expert till DG ECHO och enheten B1 som ansvarar för policyutveckling samt ramverk för genomförande gällande humanitärt bistånd/katastrofstödåtgärder. Detta omfattar såväl sektorspecifik policy som horisontella aspekter - särskilt relaterat till utdragna flykting- och migrationssitutaioner. Uppdraget syftar till att stärka DG ECHOs kapacitet att analysera, bedöma och kommuniciera frågor gällande internationell humanitär rätt (IHL), jämställdhet, konfliktkänslighet, socialt skydd som berör säkerställandet av rättigheter för flyktingar och migranter i utdragna krissituationer. Enheten ansvarar för att policys genomsyrar DG ECHOs verksamhet samt bedriver kommunikations- och påverkansarbete för genomslag för policy inom EU-institutionerna och genom relationen med relevanta internationella organisationer. Enheten ansvarar därutöver för framtagande av regionala strategier inom ramen för direktoratets geografiska fokus: Europa, EU:s östra grannskap samt Mellanöstern. Sammanlagt inkom två ansökningar, varav bägge bedömdes uppfylla meritkraven i arbetsbeskrivningen. DG ECHO genomförde slutintervjuer med kandidaterna och valde slutkandidat för tjänsten i enlighet med meritkraven i arbetsbeskrivningen. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1072095 2151615 1446793 175458 168251 183014 186949 180469 178819 186635 171798 171152 180000 179114 275361 174713 0 177699 192336 175286 0 78578 171453 181713 202993 177618 0 173472 197855 171283 176435 182049 4670503 Sida 186949.31 Sida 180469.25 Sida 168251.26 Sida 174712.79 Sida 185627.35 Sida 166583.89 Sida 173472.19 Sida 186634.99 Sida 171798.21 Sida 171282.89 Sida 192336.41 Sida 182049.43 Sida 171452.52 Sida 175458.36 Sida 177699.42 Sida 171151.56 Sida 202992.86 Sida 175285.89 Sida 178818.64 Sida 177617.97 Sida 197855.14 Sida 183013.96 Sida 176435.34 Sida 179113.82 Sida 275360.7 Sida 78577.55 Sida Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54120227 Sweden International Capacity Development Program aimed at strengthening capacity at strategically selected institutions to develop policies, regulatory frameworks and other conditions for investments in renewable energy technologies and sustainable energy systems by providing energy infrastructure, taking into account the rights perspective, needs and demand of people living in poverty. Internationellt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram som syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos strategiskt utvalda institutioner att utveckla policy, regelverk och andra förutsättningar för investeringar i förnybar energiteknik och hållbara energisystem genom att tillhandahålla energiinfrastruktur med beaktande av rättighetsperspektiv, behov och efterfrågan hos människor som lever i fattigdom. Insatsens mål på lägre sikt är att bidra till att säkerställa tillgång till överkomlig, tillförlitlig, hållbar och modern energi, särskilt förnybar energi, och därigenom ökad tillgång till el för fattiga grupper. Genom anpassad policy och regelverk ämnar programmet stärka förutsättningar för ökade investeringar i förnybar energi, som i förlängningen tillgängliggör förnybara energitjänster. Mål på medellång sikt inom insatsens direkta påverkan är att strategiskt utvalda organisationer ökar sin kapacitet att stärka förutsättningar för investeringar i hållbara energisystem. Rättighetsperspektiv som utgår från behov och efterfrågan hos människor som lever i fattigdom ska genomsyra programmet. Efter genomförd kapacitetsutveckling ska varje deltagande organisation fått: - Ökad kunskap om förnybara energikällor/-teknik och verktyg för att analysera och prioritera de mest lämpliga lösningarna beroende på kontext. - Ökad kunskap om tillgång och efterfrågan på förnybara energisystem och vad som behövs för planering, finansiering och utveckling av sådana. Möjlig klimatfinansiering ingår här. - Förbättrad kunskap om hur institutionella strukturer kan bidra till att främja ett gynnsamt klimat för investeringar i en förnybar energiutbyggnad, vilket möjliggör investeringar i olika typer av energiinfrastruktur.  - Förbättrad kunskap om lagstiftning, reglering, prissättning, skatteinstrument, offentlig upphandling av förnybara energisystem. - Utbyte av erfarenheter, metoder och verktyg samt förstärkt ledarskapsförmåga, att genomföra organisatoriskt och institutionellt förändringsarbete, inklusive egna förändringsprocesser och förmåga att sprida och dela med sig av kunskaper och erfarenheter som uppnåtts genom programmet. - Tillgång till ökade internationella och nationella professionella nätverk till stöd för ett effektivt arbete med hållbara investeringar och teknologier för förnybar energi. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Kenya Mozambique Tanzania, United Republic of Zambia Zimbabwe Developing countries, unspecified Energy generation, renewable sources - multiple technologies Energy generation, renewable sources The overall purpose of the Renewable Energy ITP programme was to contribute to strengthening the conditions for investments in renewable energy to provide modern and sustainable energy systems, including all forms of renewable energy such as solar, wind, hydro, bio, and geothermal energy in participated countries. The intermediate goal for the intervention was: Participating strategic organisations in participating countries have increased level of capacity to lead change processes towards changed legal frameworks and strengthened incentives for investments in sustainable energy systems with consideration of rights, needs, and demands of people living in poverty which ultimately shall lead to that sustainable energy systems exist in the targeted countries. Through the programme, 4 cohorts (REP 1 4) implemented between 2018 2023, good results have achieved by the 23 teams from 8 countries participated in the REP and what changes they have made from their change projects to the renewable energy sector in their countries, in terms of knowledge and skills developed, senior organizational leaders engaged, policy development networked and collaboration with other stakeholders in renewable energy development. In total, 105 participants (41% women) from 39 public agencies, NGOs, national development banks and state-owned companies have completed the programme and change projects. For each REP cycle, great emphasis was put on obtaining qualified participants from strategic organisations in the energy sector in each of the participating countries, which were Ethiopia, Kenya, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe. During the entire implementation of the intervention, an external evaluator followed the work. To be able to evaluate the results, four different evaluation criteria were used. These were: a) The programmes relevance for participants and the target organisation, b) how the programme was implemented, c) fulfilment of the objectives in relation to the Theory of Change and, d) sustained change of the programme, i.e. how the intervention could be expected to have an impact over a longer period of time. The REPs external review and evaluation has shown the results and impacts the programme has contributed to individual growth, influences made on participated organisations and countries policy in renewable energy, with changes sustained and high impacts made, so positive that the REP will continue to develop further beyond Sidas financing commitments. ITP 2.0 will be run on its own resources and capacity, thanks to the ITP developed and supported by Sida in this phase. Accumulated results achieved by the REP at country level in relations to the objectives can be summarized as follows: 1. Ethiopia Ethiopia was one of the six countries chosen by Sida as a target country for the first call of the intervention. The intervention involved a total of 9 participants from Ethiopia who participated in three out of the four programmes (REP 1-3). In total 15 persons were accepted to the programme, but 6 persons dropped out in different stages. This means that 40% of the admitted participants did not complete the programme, which is the highest level among the 8 participating countries. The Country Teams from Ethiopia implemented three Change Projects addressing different problems in the energy sector in Ethiopia, which contributed to building capacity to develop the energy sector among several people who work at relevant and strategic organisations, as well as to promoting a sustainable energy system in the country. • REP 1 Ethiopia: Long-Term Renewable Energy Sources Development Plan with Modelling Tool, where developing the ability to carry out system-level modelling has the potential to create a necessary ability to work with scenarios as part of the work towards reaching the countrys energy goals. • REP 2 Ethiopia: Accessing Industry Energy Source Type and Energy Consumption Data which focused on energy efficiency addressed the industrial sector. Unfortunately, this project was not completed, but has nevertheless contributed to making the need to develop energy management more visible. This includes the need for available data on indicators of energy use for various sectors, an important step in making energy-intensive activities more efficient and thus creating the conditions for a sustainable energy system. • REP 3 Ethiopia: Develop Appropriate Improved Cook Stove (ICS) for Two Emerging Regions (Benishangule-Gumuz and Somali Regions). This change project addressed addressed the problem of traditional cooking methods which require large amounts of wood and charcoal, contributing to deforestation and a dangerous indoor environment, among other things. By developing and testing an efficient stove for charcoal, the team demonstrated the improvement potential that exists and contributed to the development towards more energy-efficient cooking with appliances that are adapted to the local context and cooking customs in the two regions targeted in the Change Project. The results were handed over to the responsible authority where it was further integrated into the ongoing project Emerging Regions Household Cooking Energy Efficiency Improvement. 2. Kenya The programme involved in total 26 participants and Kenya was represented in all programme cohorts. Three participants did not complete the programme. The Country Teams from Kenya implemented four Change Projects addressing relevant problems in the energy sector. • REP 1 Kenya: Energy Storage for Enhancement of Uptake of Variable Renewable Energy Grid Connected and Stand-Alone Systems • REP 2 Kenya: Development of Guidelines for Efficient Utilization of Biomass • REP 3 Kenya: Establishment of a Framework for a Repository for Data and Information on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency • REP 4 Kenya: Framework for Public-Private Collaboration on The Development of E-Mobility Charging Infrastructure in Kenya All projects were highly relevant to the development of renewable energy in the country. The teams from Kenya were very committed to the programme and the planning and implementation of the Change Projects worked very well. The mentors noted a great commitment and a strong will to contribute to the projects aiming at making real impact. The process of anchoring and engaging key stakeholders yielded concrete results. For example, the energy storage project resulted in the World Bank carrying out procurement of a study entitled Kenya Battery Energy Storage System Options Study. Another example is the Change Project Framework for Public-Private Collaboration on The Development of E-Mobility Charging Infrastructure in Kenya which contributed to the initiation of the process of the development of the Kenya Electrical Vehicle Policy. An assessment is that the relatively large number of committed participants, in combination with relevant and well-executed Change Projects, has contributed to the interventions goal of impact. 3. Mozambique The programme involved 10 participants from Mozambique, out of which one person dropped out. Mozambique was represented in the first two programme batches (REP 1 and REP 2). The Country Teams from Mozambique implemented two Change Projects that addressed different problems in the energy sector in the country. • REP 1 Mozambique: Update on Mozambican National Energy Grid Code to Cover Renewable Energy • REP 2 Mozambique: Development of Viable Financing Mechanisms and Suitable Business Models for Renewable Energy Projects in Mozambique. The first Change Project addressed the need to develop a regulatory framework to cover a guideline of minimum requirements for the grid code to integrate intermittent renewable energy generation plants, such as solar and wind, to the national grid. The Country Team of REP 1 reviewed existing relevant documents and carried out a benchmark study comparing the grid codes of South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, as well as the revision on grid codes done by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). Their findings were shared with key stakeholders and was an important input for the Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy (MIREME) in their work with drafting Mozambiques first grid code on renewables. The Renewable Energy Network Code was approved in November 2023. The work carried out by the team was also an input to the Energy Regulation Authoritys (ARENE) work in drafting general regulations for off-grid systems, including conditions for future connection of off-grid systems to the national grid. The second project addressed the obstacles for the private sector to develop projects within renewable energy in Mozambique. The Government of Mozambique has recognised that the private sector has an important role to play when Mozambique is diversifying its energy mix and therefore invited private project developers to sell electricity to the state-owned national power utility EDM. The team developed a discussion document for a guideline on how to develop on-grid Renewable Energy Projects in Mozambique. The document functions as a guide for potential investors in renewable energy projects as it provides data and information on the energy sector and its key actors, the regulatory framework, as well as describes what steps an investor needs to go through to develop a renewable project in Mozambique. Both projects contributed to creating better conditions for renewable energy to be developed in Mozambique with an increased understanding of the challenges that exist and increased collaborations with key stakeholders to have the results taken forward after the end of the REP programme. 4. Rwanda The intervention involved 10 participants from Rwanda who participated in REP 3 and REP 4, out of which 9 completed the programme. The represented organisations corresponded well with the organisations identified as strategic for the development of renewable energy in the country. The Country Teams from Rwanda implemented two Change Projects that addressed different problems in the energy sector in the country. • REP 3 Rwanda: Reduction of High-end User Tariffs for Mini-grid Sub-Sector • REP 4 Rwanda: Framework for the Implementation of Street Lighting in Rwanda Both Country Teams from Rwanda developed relevant Change Projects, but the teams had some challenges in concretizing and implementing their Change Projects. Both teams, but especially REP 3, had difficulty in taking decisions and carrying the project forward. It is believed that this could be a reflection of the situation in the country, with a weak civil society, limited media freedom, and non-existent political opposition, producing citizens afraid of making mistakes and taking their own initiatives. It is also noted that the commitment to the programme from several of the participants was relatively low in comparison with participants from other countries. The assessment is that the programme contributed to increased knowledge on an individual level, but most likely not on an organisational level. These conclusions, together with the fact that only a small number of participants took part from Rwanda concludes that it is difficult to see how the programme could have any major impact on the development of renewable energy in the country. 5. Uganda The programme involved 12 participants from Uganda who participated in REP 3 and REP 4. The organisations represented correspond well with the organisations that during the second Inception Phase were identified as strategic for the development of renewable energy in the country. Both teams implemented projects focused on clean cooking. • REP 3 Uganda: Improving Awareness for Electricity Cooking for Adoption of Renewable Energy in Uganda • REP 4 Uganda: Framework for the Adaptation of Electric Pressure Cookers Through Enhanced Financing Initiatives Both Country Teams in Uganda focused their Change Projects on the challenge of the lack of access to clean cooking. The country experiences rapid deforestation as trees are cut down to be used as cooking fuel while there is an excess generation of electricity. The two completed projects addressed different parts of this problem. The first project focused on creating awareness about the possibilities with electric pressure cookers, while the second project looked at financing models that could contribute to increased use of electric pressure cookers. The projects were also well in line with the countrys strategies where, among other things, a special tariff has been introduced to promote cooking with electricity. Ugandas two projects are an interesting example of the participants seeing value in building on the insights from the previous groups project. An assessment is that the programme, despite the relatively few participants, may lead to long-term impact as the participating strategic organisations increased cooperation as a result of the completed projects. The second project has created interest in the financing institutes in Uganda to develop financial products for the clean cooking sector. 6. Zambia The programme involved 14 participants from Zambia who participated in REP 1, REP 2 and REP 4. The fact that several participants from the Rural Electrification Authority and Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation (ZESCO) participated in the programme creates conditions for achieving change at the organisational level. • REP 1 Zambia: Provision of Adequate Information for Investment in Renewable Energy • REP 2 Zambia: Enhancement of Energy Efficiency in Zambias Households • REP 4 Zambia: Consumer Sensitization of Quality Low-Cost Solar Photovoltaic Products in Rural Communities of Zambia. The participants in both REP 2 and REP 4 carried out ambitious work with their Change Projects. The Country Team in REP 2 created a benchmark of the household consumption of electricity using data from ZESCO. This demanded a tremendous amount of work, getting hold of data and then analysing this big amount of data. It is the first time this type of analysis has been done in Zambia and the work will give a good base for ZESCO to promote energy efficiency since they now know more about the different consumption patterns. REP 4 focused on the problem of sub-standard solar products being sold to rural residents. The team interviewed rural households, collecting data from four different provinces. These households often have a low level of education and a difficult financial situation, which makes them extra vulnerable to the increased presence of sub-standard products on the market. This is a very pressing issue that also applies to other products. Efforts that counteract the countries in Africa becoming a market for sub-standard products are essential in several different ways. In addition to not creating the value they should, these products contribute to increasing e-waste, and to eroding poor peoples finances. With the knowledge that the team acquired from desk reviews of existing standards and gaps, interviews with key stakeholders, and data analysis from interviews with rural households, they were able to provide a set of recommendations and actions to take on how to improve the quality of solar photo voltaic products in Zambia. 7. Zimbabwe The programme involved 14 participants from Zimbabwe who participated in REP 1, REP 2 and REP 3. All the participating organisations were assessed as strategic, but there was a wider range of organisations taking part in the programme in Zimbabwe compared to the other countries. One conclusion is that so many organisations were able to participate in the programme but it also entails a risk as a smaller number of participants in each organisation would make it more challenging to advocate and lead institutional change processes. • REP 1 Zimbabwe: Increased uptake of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Zimbabwe • REP 2 Zimbabwe: Low Adoption of RE Products in Rural Areas (Focus on Local Government) • REP 3 Zimbabwe: Solar Powered Commercial Irrigation Scheme: Productive Use of RE. The team from REP 1 focused on governmental level by targeting laws on duty and VAT. The REP 1 team addressed the lack of access to affordable and clean energy by lobbying for zero duty and VAT on renewable energy and energy efficiency products since they had identified this as one of the obstacles to increase the uptake. One of the participants was involved in the proposal to harmonize tax codes and standardization of duties and exemptions in SADC. Today, years later, the VAT Study Report has been finalized, financed by the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA), and presented to the Ministry of Energy and Power Development. The REP 2 Country Team identified the local government as an important player to increase renewable energy. The team developed a framework for capacity building programme for rural local authorities and enrolled influential stakeholders for the eventual roll out of the capacity building programme. The REP 3 team focused on private sector and productive use of renewable energy through local farmers. They managed to develop a bankable project for a solar powered commercial irrigation scheme including a step-by-step guide on how to design a solar irrigation scheme as well as a user-friendly financial model that interested farmers can easily adopt and customize. Throughout the project the team successfully engaged key stakeholders, including the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution company, who decided to blend their traditional electrification methods with off-grid solar systems to target productive clients. Specific results achieved during 2023-2024 Results for this last year of the REP show for participated countries Kenya, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe with total 30 participants (17 men and 13 women). Ethiopia was left out due to the experience of several participants dropping out of the previous programmes, and the increased instability in the country at large. With a regional phase in Zambia during May 2023 and Sweden phase during October 2023 as well as a digital final workshop during February 2024, the participants got training and work with their change projects. The ITP training focused on understanding the dimensions of sustainable development, environmental and social impact assessment, situation analysis in the field of renewable energy and energy efficiency in each country, grid integration aspects of renewable energy, green hydrogen, energy markets and a changing energy landscape, climate financing, project management, risk management, communication. The change projects worked by country team show the following results: - Kenya: The Kenyan team focused their Change Project on the development of e-mobility charging infrastructure. The team identified a need to address the transport sector to make it possible for Kenya to reach the goal of achieving 100% clean energy by 2030. The Change Project was initiated to formulate a framework for public-private collaboration on the development of e-mobility charging infrastructure aiming at providing guidelines on: a) Development of Electric Vehicles charging infrastructure; b) Collaborative financing approach for the development of EV charging infrastructure; c) Collaborative approach for mapping charging locations. The results were that interactions between actors in the change project contributed to sustainable mobility in the transportation sector, with the private sector as the doers and funders, and the public sector as the enabler through ensuring that the right standards. The impacts made from this change project is that a collaborative Public-Private approach to EV-charging infrastructure development is created to trigger the much-needed investment in the EV space leading to a sustainable transportation sector in Kenya and as a result, promote faster achievement of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). - Rwanda: The team from Rwanda implemented a Change Project that aimed to improve the coordination in the development and implementation of streetlighting projects in Rwanda. The background to the project is that the Government of Rwanda plans to have 100% energy access by 2024. This includes ensuring that all districts, sectors, and homes are given access to modern electricity using grid and off-grid technology solutions. Energy access also includes public lighting for roads and streets, productive use facilities, community centres, and other strategic locations across the country. This project resulted in a guiding document for the planning, implementation, and maintenance of street lighting infrastructure across the country. The result is a set of recommendations and procedures that address various aspects of street lighting, contributing to uniformity, sustainability, and efficiency in the development of street lighting in Rwanda. The impact from this change project is to contribute to the development where a safer, more efficient, and sustainable urban environment is created. - Tanzania: The Change Project team examined how solar photovoltaics (PV) could be used in commercial centres. The project aim was to increase the utilization of solar photovoltaic systems in commercial establishments by raising awareness about the benefits of renewable energy and educating businesses about Solar PV technology and its potential. The unreliable supply of electricity from the grid makes it necessary to use generators as a back-up system in commercial centres. This entails the use of fossil fuels, high operation costs, energy inefficiency, and high carbon emissions in urban setups. Therefore, A case study was carried out for integrating solar PV in Mlimani City Mall to investigate economic, environmental, and social aspects. The result from this change project demonstrated economic advantages through sustained cost savings and revenue generation opportunities by a shift from traditional energy sources to a cleaner, sustainable future. - Uganda: The Change Project aimed at creating a structure that would encourage the extensive adoption of electric pressure cookers (EPCs) in Uganda, with a specific focus on addressing affordability challenges to increase accessibility to energy. The core objectives involved devising creative financing solutions, enhancing awareness to promote EPC adoption, cultivating partnerships, advocating for policy backing, and implementing continuous impact monitoring for improvement. The result of this change project is development of a comprehensive framework, extensive stakeholder engagement, policy integration, increased public awareness of EPCs and their benefits, financial institution participation and interest in providing financial products that support customers to purchase EPCs in an economically friendly way, government support, and the initiation of pilot programmes to test the effectiveness of the framework. This has contributed to noticeable cost savings experienced by consumers, increased use of energy efficiency practices and equipment while cooking, positive environmental impact. The impacts generated from the results show the need for adapted financing structures to enable a technology shift to clean cooking methods. The expected impacts of the project include the widespread adoption of EPC which would lead to increased use of energy efficient cooking appliances thereby reducing energy waste at the household level and contributing to overall grid efficiency and stability. - Zambia: The Change Project in Consumer Sensitization of Quality Low-Cost Solar Photovoltaic Products in Rural Communities of Zambia contributed to address the problem of inadequate awareness of solar PV products on the market specifically for rural consumers. Increased awareness would result in rural consumers purchasing more high-quality solar PV product which would lead to more high-quality solar PV products on the market. The key results of the project comprised affordability, energy needs, and consumer awareness. The results also showed that the number of people living in a household influenced the households energy needs and hence the off-grid solar PV energy solution. The impacts of this change project is that educated rural communities about quality solar PV products would result in better choices when purchasing these products and this would result in rural communities that could challenge the agents and others and only settle for high quality solar PV products. This is expected to influence the quality of solar PV products on the market. The increase in quality solar Pico and Solar Home Systems would result in increased confidence in off-grid solar PV solutions and, therefore, more households would be attracted to solar renewable energy solutions. 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Efter genomförd kapacitetsutveckling ska varje deltagande organisation fått: - Ökad kunskap om förnybara energikällor/-teknik och verktyg för att analysera och prioritera de mest lämpliga lösningarna beroende på kontext. - Ökad kunskap om tillgång och efterfrågan på förnybara energisystem och vad som behövs för planering, finansiering och utveckling av sådana. 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Internationellt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram som syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos strategiskt utvalda institutioner att utveckla policy, regelverk och andra förutsättningar för investeringar i förnybar energiteknik och hållbara energisystem genom att tillhandahålla energiinfrastruktur med beaktande av rättighetsperspektiv, behov och efterfrågan hos människor som lever i fattigdom. Insatsens mål på lägre sikt är att bidra till att säkerställa tillgång till överkomlig, tillförlitlig, hållbar och modern energi, särskilt förnybar energi, och därigenom ökad tillgång till el för fattiga grupper. Genom anpassad policy och regelverk ämnar programmet stärka förutsättningar för ökade investeringar i förnybar energi, som i förlängningen tillgängliggör förnybara energitjänster. Mål på medellång sikt inom insatsens direkta påverkan är att strategiskt utvalda organisationer ökar sin kapacitet att stärka förutsättningar för investeringar i hållbara energisystem. Rättighetsperspektiv som utgår från behov och efterfrågan hos människor som lever i fattigdom ska genomsyra programmet. Efter genomförd kapacitetsutveckling ska varje deltagande organisation fått: - Ökad kunskap om förnybara energikällor/-teknik och verktyg för att analysera och prioritera de mest lämpliga lösningarna beroende på kontext. - Ökad kunskap om tillgång och efterfrågan på förnybara energisystem och vad som behövs för planering, finansiering och utveckling av sådana. Möjlig klimatfinansiering ingår här. - Förbättrad kunskap om hur institutionella strukturer kan bidra till att främja ett gynnsamt klimat för investeringar i en förnybar energiutbyggnad, vilket möjliggör investeringar i olika typer av energiinfrastruktur.  - Förbättrad kunskap om lagstiftning, reglering, prissättning, skatteinstrument, offentlig upphandling av förnybara energisystem. - Utbyte av erfarenheter, metoder och verktyg samt förstärkt ledarskapsförmåga, att genomföra organisatoriskt och institutionellt förändringsarbete, inklusive egna förändringsprocesser och förmåga att sprida och dela med sig av kunskaper och erfarenheter som uppnåtts genom programmet. - Tillgång till ökade internationella och nationella professionella nätverk till stöd för ett effektivt arbete med hållbara investeringar och teknologier för förnybar energi. 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som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54120246 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Southern Africa, regional Environmental policy and administrative management Disaster Risk Reduction General Environment Protection Other Multisector Insatsen avsåg placering av en JPO med International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) på deras regionala kontor i Pretoria, Sydafrika.  Tredje året kostnadsdelades där Sida, finansierade 50% och IUCN 50%.  JPO:n blev dessutom förlängd i ytterligare 6 månader av organisationen.     No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54120246-5412024601 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1037826 802855 0 1300000 0 -1305665 -497145 0 1300000 1300000 -1300000 1043491 920340.5 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 920340.5 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 521745.72 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 521745.72 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources -2832.29 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources -2832.29 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 401427.55 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 401427.55 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources SE-0-SE-6-54120246-5412024602 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2059319 469631 0 -1338 5732 0 1029659.5 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 1029659.5 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 234815.39 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 234815.39 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 2866.065 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 2866.065 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources -669.215 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources -669.215 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54120247 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering med FN sekretariatet i New York, USA, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Participation in international peacekeeping operations Conflict, Peace & Security Kandidaten har efter avslutat tjänst blivit anställd av UD  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54120247-5412024701 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering med FN sekretariatet i New York, USA, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3676244 0 0 -1500000 1379535 1500000 1500000 -1500000 796708 1500000 3676244 United Nations 1379535.3400000001 United Nations 2296708.4899999998 United Nations SE-0-SE-6-54120247-5412024702 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering med FN sekretariatet i New York, USA, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 823756 0 823756 United Nations SE-0-SE-6-54120254 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering Jordanien med UNICEF, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security Kandidaten har efter avslutad tjänst jobbat inom den privata sektorn med uppdrag som relaterar till humanitär hjälp och utvecklingssamarbete.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54120254-5412025401 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering Jordanien med UNICEF, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1177887 1016230 0 1200000 -1200000 1016230 1177887 1200000 -1200000 0 0 1200000 -1200000 2194117 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1177887.21 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1016229.9 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-54120254-5412025402 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Insatsen avsåg finansiering av 1 JPO tjänst med placering Jordanien med UNICEF, för att bidra till implementeringen av Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 och specifikt resultatområde; Resursbasutveckling (främst genom svensk tjänstgöring i multilaterala organisationer och EU, utbildningsprogram inoms Sidas fältverksamhet, stipendie-, utbytes- och praktikprogram) Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1405883 0 0 61374 1405883 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 61373.81 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54120262 Sweden The BAE (Bilateral Associate Expert) program was initiated by Sida in 1985, as a complement to the multilateral/UN program, JPO (Junior Professional Officer). The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Sidas BBE-program syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för internationellt utvecklingsarbete. Denna insats gäller en BBE-placering vid Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable (AEDD) i Mali och kommer att genomföras i enlighet med framtagen Job Description. Beslut och kontrakt gäller initialt två år men kan komma att förlängas med ett tredje år, sannolikt byter BBE då placering till ambassad. Tematisk inriktning är miljö. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-6-54120262-5412026201 Sweden The BAE (Bilateral Associate Expert) program was initiated by Sida in 1985, as a complement to the multilateral/UN program, JPO (Junior Professional Officer). The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Sidas BBE-program syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för internationellt utvecklingsarbete. Denna insats gäller en BBE-placering vid Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable (AEDD) i Mali och kommer att genomföras i enlighet med framtagen Job Description. Beslut och kontrakt gäller initialt två år men kan komma att förlängas med ett tredje år, sannolikt byter BBE då placering till ambassad. Tematisk inriktning är miljö. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 951477 513804 0 400000 53353 0 -400000 66822 86054 74270 15829 180189 72282 0 0 0 74390 126806 79904 114335 57534 0 0 0 0 85462 63992 121683 1300000 0 0 0 1800000 0 1800000 107183 0 -1214805 0 0 -1800000 0 -1800000 1465281 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 15828.62 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 53353.01 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 180189.17 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 72282.42 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 114335.31 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 57533.88 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 121682.5 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 79904 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 107182.54 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 63991.52 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 85194.5 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 74269.67 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 66822.01 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 86054.44 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 126806.13 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 74390.31 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 85461.8 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 0 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable SE-0-SE-6-54120262-5412026202 Sweden The BAE (Bilateral Associate Expert) program was initiated by Sida in 1985, as a complement to the multilateral/UN program, JPO (Junior Professional Officer). The objective of the BAE program is to provide technical assistance to and strengthen capacity of the receiving organization through a young expert. A BAE is a young professional below the age of 33, who holds a university degree and has at least two years of relevant, paid, work experience. In the recruitment process, Sida and the receiving organization look for young professionals with knowledge and skills relevant for the organization, as well as the potential and willingness to learn and grow during the assignment. BAE:s are mainly placed within a cooperating partner organization in the global south, be it local/international NGO:s, public agencies, ministries, etc. working with international development, such as International Planned Parenthood Foundation, Saferworld, Slum Dwellers International, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association, Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable in Mali, etc. The receiving organization drafts the ToR and is highly involved in the recruitment process, in order to ensure local ownership. Before deployment, all BAE:s undergo a one week onboarding in Sweden, to prepare for their missions. The BAE contract is for maximum three years and before starting the third year, a BAE may relocate to an Embassy working with international development. Sidas BBE-program syftar till att bredda och utveckla den svenska resursbasen för internationellt utvecklingsarbete. Denna insats gäller en BBE-placering vid Agence de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable (AEDD) i Mali och kommer att genomföras i enlighet med framtagen Job Description. Beslut och kontrakt gäller initialt två år men kan komma att förlängas med ett tredje år, sannolikt byter BBE då placering till ambassad. Tematisk inriktning är miljö. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 582622 2704874 847223 285114 123182 86496 82257 79563 23697 261705 72821 215008 90551 235598 226350 108509 98560 65601 329927 250157 212424 272473 416868 218968 255843 4134719 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 82256.79 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 123182.3 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 79562.54 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 90550.71 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 108509.34 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 98560.62 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 72821.28 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 285113.51 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 86496.27 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 329926.51 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 235598.2 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 272473.46 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 65601.42 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 416868.37 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 215007.86 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 218968.22 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 250157.19 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 255842.19 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 261705.18 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 226350.37 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 212424.28 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 23696.65 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable 0 AEDD/Agence de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened capacity and learning opportunities within the Swedish resource base for the international implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt kapacitet och lärande inom svensk resursbas för internationellt genomförande av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-55000002 Sweden The project aims at improving the efficiency of courts in general. In particular however, it will target inefficiency in the processing of civil cases in the country's first instance courts. The Project will be implemented by the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC). Projektet syftar till att förbättra effektiviteten i domstolarna i allmänhet. I synnerhet kommer det dock att rikta ineffektivitet i behandlingen av tvistemål i landets domstolar i första instans. Projektet kommer att genomföras av den höga domar-och åklagarrådet (HJPC). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The overall objectives of the Project were to improve the efficiency of courts in BiH, so to ensure that the users of the judicial system get their cases resolved in a shorter time. The Project was planned to pursue these goals by striving for the following quantifiable targets: 1.To reduce the average processing time for unresolved non-utility cases at the first instance courts by minimum 5%. 2.To reduce the number of unsolved civil non-utility cases (with exception of enforcement cases) initiated in 2011 or before by 90% 3.To reduce the number of unsolved civil non-utility cases (with the exception of enforcement cases) initiated in 2013 or before by 70% 4.To increase backlog reduction plan realisation (all courts in BiH) up to 90% 5.To increase the number of first instance courts that use SOKOP-Mal solutions to process utility cases to 20 courts. 6.To increase the percentage of cases processed and resolved through the SOKOP-Mal system to 25% 7.To increase the number of court settlements before the target courts to 1,000 All the above mentioned targets were achieved No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55000002-5500000201 Sweden The project aims at improving the efficiency of courts in general. In particular however, it will target inefficiency in the processing of civil cases in the country's first instance courts. The Project will be implemented by the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC). Projektet syftar till att förbättra effektiviteten i domstolarna i allmänhet. I synnerhet kommer det dock att rikta ineffektivitet i behandlingen av tvistemål i landets domstolar i första instans. Projektet kommer att genomföras av den höga domar-och åklagarrådet (HJPC). Sweden Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 -163870 -163870 10000000 0 10000000 10000000 0 3000000 32836130 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 3000000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 1400000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina -1400000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 10000000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 1285685 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina -1285685 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 10000000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 10000000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina -163869.58 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient judiciary, which to a greater extent guarantees the right to a fair trial, in accordance with European standards Västra Balkan: Ett mer effektivt rättsväsende, som i högre utsträckning garanterar rätten till en rättvis rättegång, i enlighet med europeisk standard Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55000002-5500000202 Sweden The project aims at improving the efficiency of courts in general. In particular however, it will target inefficiency in the processing of civil cases in the country's first instance courts. The Project will be implemented by the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC). Projektet syftar till att förbättra effektiviteten i domstolarna i allmänhet. I synnerhet kommer det dock att rikta ineffektivitet i behandlingen av tvistemål i landets domstolar i första instans. Projektet kommer att genomföras av den höga domar-och åklagarrådet (HJPC). Sweden Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 350000 0 0 350000 0 350000 Mottagarlandets regering 123867 Mottagarlandets regering 226133 Mottagarlandets regering Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient judiciary, which to a greater extent guarantees the right to a fair trial, in accordance with European standards Västra Balkan: Ett mer effektivt rättsväsende, som i högre utsträckning garanterar rätten till en rättvis rättegång, i enlighet med europeisk standard Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55000045 Sweden Both entity Association of Municipalities and Cities in Bih applied in june 2014 for funding of 3 MSEK foto implement the project Strategic Framework for AMCs in BiH during the 12 months period (from August 2014 till July 2015). The overall objective of the Project is to contribute to strengthening of local governments in Bosnia and Herzegovina and improving the quality of their service provision to citizens, by raising the capacities of local government associations. The specific objective of this Project is to establish the strategic framework for raising the capacities of the two LGAs in Bosnia and Herzegovina to represent their members’ interests and to provide them services needed in the context of decentralization, development of local self-government systems and the approximation of BiH to the EU. The Project focuses on 3 priorities:a) update and implementation of the strategic documents and key services of the AMCs; b) increased resource mobilization and self-sustainability of the AMCs; c) improvement of LGAs management capacities. Total amount of the project is 3 000 000 SEK (3 MSEK). The project will be implemented during the period of 12 months ( AUG 2014-JULY 2015) De både kommunförbunden för kommuner och städer i Bosnien och Hercegovina (AMC, en per entitet FBiH och RS) lämnade i juni 2014 en framställan på 3 MSEK för finansiering av processen att genomföra en strategisk långtidsplan för de båda AMCs att genomföras under en 12-månadersperioden (från augusti 2014 till juli 2015). Det långsiktiga och övergripande målet för insatsen är att verka för vidare decentralisering, utvecklia de lokala systemen för kommunalt självstyre och att underlätta Bosnien och Hercegovinas närmande till EU. Det konkreta målet för insatsen är att genom kommunförbunden bidra till att stärka lokala myndigheter i Bosnien och Hercegovina och förbättra kvaliteten på tjänster tillhandahållna till medborgare, genom att höja kapaciteten hos kommuner. Det förväntade resultatet av denna insats är att en flerårig plan/strategi för de kommunförbunden som kan ligga till grund för ett bredare programstöd utarbetas . Insatsen fokuserar på tre områden: a) uppdatering av strategiska dokument och utarbetande av en långsiktig plan för de båda kommunflörbunden; b) ökad resursmobilisering och uthållighet; c) förbättra kommunernas förvaltningskapacitet. Totalt belopp för insatsen är 3 000 000 kronor (3 MSEK). Projektet kommer att genomföras under en period av 12 månader (Aug 2014 - juli 2015) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-55000045-5500004501 Sweden Both entity Association of Municipalities and Cities in Bih applied in june 2014 for funding of 3 MSEK foto implement the project Strategic Framework for AMCs in BiH during the 12 months period (from August 2014 till July 2015). The overall objective of the Project is to contribute to strengthening of local governments in Bosnia and Herzegovina and improving the quality of their service provision to citizens, by raising the capacities of local government associations. The specific objective of this Project is to establish the strategic framework for raising the capacities of the two LGAs in Bosnia and Herzegovina to represent their members’ interests and to provide them services needed in the context of decentralization, development of local self-government systems and the approximation of BiH to the EU. The Project focuses on 3 priorities:a) update and implementation of the strategic documents and key services of the AMCs; b) increased resource mobilization and self-sustainability of the AMCs; c) improvement of LGAs management capacities. Total amount of the project is 3 000 000 SEK (3 MSEK). The project will be implemented during the period of 12 months ( AUG 2014-JULY 2015) De både kommunförbunden för kommuner och städer i Bosnien och Hercegovina (AMC, en per entitet FBiH och RS) lämnade i juni 2014 en framställan på 3 MSEK för finansiering av processen att genomföra en strategisk långtidsplan för de båda AMCs att genomföras under en 12-månadersperioden (från augusti 2014 till juli 2015). Det långsiktiga och övergripande målet för insatsen är att verka för vidare decentralisering, utvecklia de lokala systemen för kommunalt självstyre och att underlätta Bosnien och Hercegovinas närmande till EU. Det konkreta målet för insatsen är att genom kommunförbunden bidra till att stärka lokala myndigheter i Bosnien och Hercegovina och förbättra kvaliteten på tjänster tillhandahållna till medborgare, genom att höja kapaciteten hos kommuner. Det förväntade resultatet av denna insats är att en flerårig plan/strategi för de kommunförbunden som kan ligga till grund för ett bredare programstöd utarbetas . Insatsen fokuserar på tre områden: a) uppdatering av strategiska dokument och utarbetande av en långsiktig plan för de båda kommunflörbunden; b) ökad resursmobilisering och uthållighet; c) förbättra kommunernas förvaltningskapacitet. Totalt belopp för insatsen är 3 000 000 kronor (3 MSEK). Projektet kommer att genomföras under en period av 12 månader (Aug 2014 - juli 2015) Sweden ASS Municipalities Towns of Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ASS Municipalities Towns of Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1000000 500000 500000 1000000 1500000 ASS Municipalities Towns of 1000000 ASS Municipalities Towns of 500000 ASS Municipalities Towns of -18647.97 ASS Municipalities Towns of Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55000045-5500004502 Sweden Both entity Association of Municipalities and Cities in Bih applied in june 2014 for funding of 3 MSEK foto implement the project Strategic Framework for AMCs in BiH during the 12 months period (from August 2014 till July 2015). The overall objective of the Project is to contribute to strengthening of local governments in Bosnia and Herzegovina and improving the quality of their service provision to citizens, by raising the capacities of local government associations. The specific objective of this Project is to establish the strategic framework for raising the capacities of the two LGAs in Bosnia and Herzegovina to represent their members’ interests and to provide them services needed in the context of decentralization, development of local self-government systems and the approximation of BiH to the EU. The Project focuses on 3 priorities:a) update and implementation of the strategic documents and key services of the AMCs; b) increased resource mobilization and self-sustainability of the AMCs; c) improvement of LGAs management capacities. Total amount of the project is 3 000 000 SEK (3 MSEK). The project will be implemented during the period of 12 months ( AUG 2014-JULY 2015) De både kommunförbunden för kommuner och städer i Bosnien och Hercegovina (AMC, en per entitet FBiH och RS) lämnade i juni 2014 en framställan på 3 MSEK för finansiering av processen att genomföra en strategisk långtidsplan för de båda AMCs att genomföras under en 12-månadersperioden (från augusti 2014 till juli 2015). Det långsiktiga och övergripande målet för insatsen är att verka för vidare decentralisering, utvecklia de lokala systemen för kommunalt självstyre och att underlätta Bosnien och Hercegovinas närmande till EU. Det konkreta målet för insatsen är att genom kommunförbunden bidra till att stärka lokala myndigheter i Bosnien och Hercegovina och förbättra kvaliteten på tjänster tillhandahållna till medborgare, genom att höja kapaciteten hos kommuner. Det förväntade resultatet av denna insats är att en flerårig plan/strategi för de kommunförbunden som kan ligga till grund för ett bredare programstöd utarbetas . Insatsen fokuserar på tre områden: a) uppdatering av strategiska dokument och utarbetande av en långsiktig plan för de båda kommunflörbunden; b) ökad resursmobilisering och uthållighet; c) förbättra kommunernas förvaltningskapacitet. Totalt belopp för insatsen är 3 000 000 kronor (3 MSEK). Projektet kommer att genomföras under en period av 12 månader (Aug 2014 - juli 2015) Sweden ASS Municipalities Towns of Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ASS Municipalities Towns of Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1000000 500000 500000 1000000 1500000 ASS Municipalities Towns of 1000000 ASS Municipalities Towns of 500000 ASS Municipalities Towns of -141.91 ASS Municipalities Towns of -142.19 ASS Municipalities Towns of Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55000049 Sweden The PEID project is implemented by the EPTISA Company which won an international bidding. The project aims to assist the Ministry of Environmental Protection to prepare tender documents fulfilling EU standards (JASPERS) for Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTP) and Solid Waste Landfills for financing by a mix of national funding, EU Instrument Pre Accession (IPA) and International Financing Institutions (IFI). The PEID project will provide technical to the Serbian Ministry of Environmental Protection as part of a process of capability and capacity development. The project has been extended and concludes end of 2022. Miljöinfrastrukturprojektet PEID (Priority Environmental Infrastructure for Development) genomförs av bolaget EPTISA vilka vann en internationell konkurrensupphandling. Projeket påbörjades 2016-09-01. Projektets målsättning är att ge stöd till miljöministeriet att ta fram anbudsunderlag som uppfyller EUs krav (JASPERS) för vattenreningsverk och avfallsdeponier vilket kan finansieras med en mix av medel från serbiska staten, EU medel (IPA) och internationella finansiering institut. Projektet avslutas efter förlängning i december 2022. The PEID (Priority Environmental Infrastructure for Development) project aims to develop Serbia's investment pipeline for environmental infrastructure projects (solid waste and waste water) to the point of financing by providing technical assistance. Special focus is given to waste water investment preparations in the City of Nis and the City of Cacak. PEID support will strengthen Serbia in achieving the EU standards for waste water treatment. The project is implemented by a procured consultant, EPTISA, in cooperation with the Ministry of Environmental Protection in Serbia, and the Department for Project Management (DPM).     Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Waste management/disposal Water supply and sanitation - large systems Water Supply & Sanitation The PEID (Priority Environmental Infrastructure for Development) project started in 2016 and ended in the Spring 2022. The project was amended to address delays that occurred due to Covid-19 and other administrative delays. The main beneficiary of the PEID project was the Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP), initially denominated of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection (MAEP). The project had a number of sub-projects covering different waste water and waste management related activities. The main examples of results achieved were the finalization of the tender dossiers of two major waste water treatment plants in Serbia, in the City of Nis and the City of Cacak. Before the ending of the PEID project, the tender dossier for the waste water treatment plant in the City of Nis was evaluated and contracted successfully and the construction of the waste water treatment plan has started financed by the EU and the Serbian Government. An unexpected result was that the preparation of the tender dossiers in the City of Nis and the City of Cacak (2018-2022) took place at a time when the Serbian Government decided to scale up waste water investments in many cities in Serbia. Hence, the project timely built capacities for the MEP to prepare and manage the sector. Some of the sub-projects faced delays and were therefore cancelled during project implementation No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55000049-5500004901 Sweden The PEID project is implemented by the EPTISA Company which won an international bidding. The project aims to assist the Ministry of Environmental Protection to prepare tender documents fulfilling EU standards (JASPERS) for Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTP) and Solid Waste Landfills for financing by a mix of national funding, EU Instrument Pre Accession (IPA) and International Financing Institutions (IFI). The PEID project will provide technical to the Serbian Ministry of Environmental Protection as part of a process of capability and capacity development. The project has been extended and concludes end of 2022. Miljöinfrastrukturprojektet PEID (Priority Environmental Infrastructure for Development) genomförs av bolaget EPTISA vilka vann en internationell konkurrensupphandling. Projeket påbörjades 2016-09-01. Projektets målsättning är att ge stöd till miljöministeriet att ta fram anbudsunderlag som uppfyller EUs krav (JASPERS) för vattenreningsverk och avfallsdeponier vilket kan finansieras med en mix av medel från serbiska staten, EU medel (IPA) och internationella finansiering institut. Projektet avslutas efter förlängning i december 2022. The PEID (Priority Environmental Infrastructure for Development) project aims to develop Serbia's investment pipeline for environmental infrastructure projects (solid waste and waste water) to the point of financing by providing technical assistance. Special focus is given to waste water investment preparations in the City of Nis and the City of Cacak. PEID support will strengthen Serbia in achieving the EU standards for waste water treatment. The project is implemented by a procured consultant, EPTISA, in cooperation with the Ministry of Environmental Protection in Serbia, and the Department for Project Management (DPM).     Sweden Mottagarlandets regering Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Eptisa Servicios de Ingenieria, S.L. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 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Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Västra Balkan: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55000049-5500004902 Sweden The PEID project is implemented by the EPTISA Company which won an international bidding. The project aims to assist the Ministry of Environmental Protection to prepare tender documents fulfilling EU standards (JASPERS) for Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTP) and Solid Waste Landfills for financing by a mix of national funding, EU Instrument Pre Accession (IPA) and International Financing Institutions (IFI). The PEID project will provide technical to the Serbian Ministry of Environmental Protection as part of a process of capability and capacity development. The project has been extended and concludes end of 2022. Miljöinfrastrukturprojektet PEID (Priority Environmental Infrastructure for Development) genomförs av bolaget EPTISA vilka vann en internationell konkurrensupphandling. Projeket påbörjades 2016-09-01. Projektets målsättning är att ge stöd till miljöministeriet att ta fram anbudsunderlag som uppfyller EUs krav (JASPERS) för vattenreningsverk och avfallsdeponier vilket kan finansieras med en mix av medel från serbiska staten, EU medel (IPA) och internationella finansiering institut. Projektet avslutas efter förlängning i december 2022. The PEID (Priority Environmental Infrastructure for Development) project aims to develop Serbia's investment pipeline for environmental infrastructure projects (solid waste and waste water) to the point of financing by providing technical assistance. Special focus is given to waste water investment preparations in the City of Nis and the City of Cacak. PEID support will strengthen Serbia in achieving the EU standards for waste water treatment. The project is implemented by a procured consultant, EPTISA, in cooperation with the Ministry of Environmental Protection in Serbia, and the Department for Project Management (DPM).     Sweden Mottagarlandets regering Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Eptisa Servicios de Ingenieria, S.L. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2877917 2877917 2877917 Eptisa Servicios de Ingenieria, S.L. 2877917 Eptisa Servicios de Ingenieria, S.L. Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55020093 Sweden The project aims to support women in their participation in politics as well as lobbying for more women in decision-making mechanisms. KA.DER organizes political schools with a gender equality perspective where women from different political parties participate. KA.DER is also part of wider networks that lobby towards reforms of discriminating laws and policies in Turkey. Projektet syftar till att ge stöd åt kvinnor som deltar i den turkiska politiken samt verka för fler kvinnor inom beslutsfattande mekanismer. KA.DERs arbete består bl.a. i att anordna utbildningar i politiskt deltagande med ett jämställdhetsperspektiv, där kvinnor från olika politiska partier deltar. KA.DER är också del av ett nätverk som lobbar mot diskriminerande lagstiftning i Turkiet. The overall objective of the KA.DER Project “Increasing the Number of Women with Gender Awareness Who Are Appointed or Elected in All Decision Making Processes Program” supported by SIDA is to ensure equal representation of women and men in all fields of life and especially equal representation in all elected and appointed decision-making positions. The project aims at increasing the number of women in decision-making positions, with a focus on political parties. The idea is that such change would happen through influencing the practices of political parties, empowering women candidates, influencing legislation, making the public more gender aware - and strengthening KA.DER as an influential organization.   The completion date of the project was 31st of March 2018. The project received nt is a cost extension to extend the implementation of the Project until December 31, 2018 with additional funds amounting to 1650000 SEK. The extension period covers the below results/activities: 1) Strengthening the organization’s internal structures 2) KA.DERs’ core activities: Political Schools, Campaign, Lobbying & Advocacy 3) Strengthening Woman in Local Politics: Women Muhtars Project Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general This section will assess the full agreement period in two terms as per the results; 2013-2016 and 2017-2019. 2013-2016 It can be concluded that Kader only reached the expected outcomes to a small extent during this period. As the evaluation has mentioned the effectiveness and efficiency of the programme has been limited. This was mainly due to unfavourable contextual developments, gaps in Kader’s strategic approaches and limited learning and revision of approaches and management and governance problems.  During this period Kader has not been able to achieve its results and it is assessed that there has been serious deviation from plan almost at every outcome. The reasons behind this has been discussed in the previous statements. During this period Sida has seen that Kader has gone through severe internal conflicts and unrest (among the staff as well) and had failed to reach consensus at several occasions. This and many other issues have led KADER to lose its capacity to run itself effectively and therefore has fallen behind the activity schedule and almost no progress has been achieved in the project period between 2013-2016. It has also been seen that there was no organizational memory within the association as no systems had been established for that. All the above and more have resulted in the Sida funds being used in a very ineffective way. Nevertheless, some of the activities have still taken place such as ToTs, internal meetings, campaigns, advocacy and lobbying activities and such. However, these have not made it possible to say that the results have been achieved. There have been also many activities that the project could not realise. Also, the recommendations of the evaluation made by Sida at the end of 2015 has helped Kader to focus on the improvements needed afterwards. As per the main outcomes, increased participation of women in national and local politics for instance, it is seen that the outreach to the potential candidates has been very limited. Apart from the political schools there has been limited support to women candidates. Kader has realised well designed media campaigns ahead of the local and national elections. However no concrete results have been observed. Kader's work during this project period has been severely hampered by the internal and external conflict within the political arena. This has been the same for the legislation and policy work. The external environment made it impossible for any NGO to improve legislations and influence policy making. Yet, most of the focus of the women’s movement has been on stopping negative developments. However, Kader has continued to work on raising awareness on the topic anyway. At the organisational level, as mentioned before, Kader's board had faced many challenges during this period. Different fractures within Kader attempted to gain power and control over the administration several times and hampered the work to be carried out in order to change the board through extraordinary board meetings. This chaos led the organisation to not to be able strengthen its organisational structure and the target to become a more transparent and democratic organisation. By the end of the initial agreement period the negativities and the downward trend have resulted in the rejection of a new term proposal for 2017-2018 period by Sida. Instead Sida has decided to make an amendment with additional funds to the current agreement for one more year. The aim was to enable Kader to implement all recommendations from the evaluation and raise funds from other donors as well as re-visit the organisations vision and mission. At that time the amended agreement was designed as a phase out support. It was decided that a new proposal by the end of the agreement could be considered if a significant improvement had been achieved. 2017-2019 The period April 2017- February 2019 has been an extension(2 cost extensions) provided after the refusal of a new term project. The reporting at that time therefore provides information on the activities realised in line with the cost extension periods’ activity plans. The reporting has been activity and output based rather than outcomes as before. The first cost extension period(April 2017-March 2018) was mostly about strengthening the internal structure of the association as well as help them run their basic activities that are within the basic mandates of the association and therefore it was not expected to reach outcome level changes. Kader has done some important work on their internal management systems which were lacking and somewhat inefficient in line with the recommendations of the evaluation that has been realised in 2015. The board has become more active and had an improved understanding of the project and its implementation. The strategy for 2018-2020 produced has been one of the most important outputs. These studies have also caused the NGO to have an increased solidarity between the members and the board and an increase in the efficiency has been also observed. The new management has been also very active and willing to realise the activities designed for this period. Networking efforts are observed to be worthwhile. They have managed to reach the conservative and government supporting groups, increased cooperation with universities, INGOs, local governments. They have also run campaigns during the national election, which required an extensive amount of work. During this time, they have also continued their basic activities such as political schools which was important for the election period for the women to be empowered. In addition to these Kader increased their in-kind contributions as well as other sources of funding as suggested by Sida. This has been found to be a very important improvement. It is possible to say that Kader has managed to build itself up in a very steep and positive trend. After the assessment made by Sida it has been decided that Kader has effectively utilized the funds provided through the cost extension. Upon this it has been decided to extend the support to Kader for another year (March 2018-February 2019) with the purpose of supporting the upcoming local and national elections, main Kader activities as well as Kader to draft a new project proposal for 2019-2021 for Sida. The most important outcome o this period was the proposal for a new term which has been accepted by Sida for 2019-2021 period. Other than this the activities have been realised as agreed. During this period Kader continued to work on strengthening its internal structure. Some amendments to the bylaws have been realised, increased participation and involvement of the members and branches have been attained, the organisation increased their relations with young volunteer women. Kader, under its core work areas, continued lobbying and advocating through increased publicity and promotion of Kader and its work in the media and the social media. It is observed by Sida that Kader has significantly increased its relations with international partners, other NGOs and the political parties. Kader also realised a national campaign for the March 2019 elections as aimed. Kader’s political schools have been also organised in this period and a total of 125 women have been trained for the March 2019 local elections. Another important activity has been the women mukhtars training in 7 cities for the local election in 2019 and more than 500 women has been reached and trained through this activity. Kader also has very well responded to Sida’s suggestion of diversification of Kader’s funders and received funds from different sources for some of their projects developed outside the Sida programme. With respect to the activities realised, the reports show that Kader has managed to realise what has been expected and has achieved beyond within some of the particular areas it works on. However the quality of teh report still needs imrpvement. It is still possible to say that Kader is going through a period of amelioration and this is expected to continue in the new period as well. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55020093-5502009301 Sweden The project aims to support women in their participation in politics as well as lobbying for more women in decision-making mechanisms. KA.DER organizes political schools with a gender equality perspective where women from different political parties participate. KA.DER is also part of wider networks that lobby towards reforms of discriminating laws and policies in Turkey. Projektet syftar till att ge stöd åt kvinnor som deltar i den turkiska politiken samt verka för fler kvinnor inom beslutsfattande mekanismer. KA.DERs arbete består bl.a. i att anordna utbildningar i politiskt deltagande med ett jämställdhetsperspektiv, där kvinnor från olika politiska partier deltar. KA.DER är också del av ett nätverk som lobbar mot diskriminerande lagstiftning i Turkiet. The overall objective of the KA.DER Project “Increasing the Number of Women with Gender Awareness Who Are Appointed or Elected in All Decision Making Processes Program” supported by SIDA is to ensure equal representation of women and men in all fields of life and especially equal representation in all elected and appointed decision-making positions. The project aims at increasing the number of women in decision-making positions, with a focus on political parties. The idea is that such change would happen through influencing the practices of political parties, empowering women candidates, influencing legislation, making the public more gender aware - and strengthening KA.DER as an influential organization.   The completion date of the project was 31st of March 2018. The project received nt is a cost extension to extend the implementation of the Project until December 31, 2018 with additional funds amounting to 1650000 SEK. The extension period covers the below results/activities: 1) Strengthening the organization’s internal structures 2) KA.DERs’ core activities: Political Schools, Campaign, Lobbying & Advocacy 3) Strengthening Woman in Local Politics: Women Muhtars Project Sweden Kader Kadin Adaylari Destekleme Dernegi Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kader Kadin Adaylari Destekleme Dernegi 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 3900000 1610000 0 1650000 1650000 0 0 0 1610000 3900000 1650000 2500000 1650000 0 -1043669 11310000 Kader Kadin Adaylari Destekleme Dernegi 2500000 Kader Kadin Adaylari Destekleme Dernegi 1500000 Kader Kadin Adaylari Destekleme Dernegi 2400000 Kader Kadin Adaylari Destekleme Dernegi 1610000 Kader Kadin Adaylari Destekleme Dernegi 1650000 Kader Kadin Adaylari Destekleme Dernegi 1650000 Kader Kadin Adaylari Destekleme Dernegi -1043669.16 Kader Kadin Adaylari Destekleme Dernegi Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Women and men are more often the same power to shape society and their own lives Turkiet: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55020093-5502009302 Sweden The project aims to support women in their participation in politics as well as lobbying for more women in decision-making mechanisms. KA.DER organizes political schools with a gender equality perspective where women from different political parties participate. KA.DER is also part of wider networks that lobby towards reforms of discriminating laws and policies in Turkey. Projektet syftar till att ge stöd åt kvinnor som deltar i den turkiska politiken samt verka för fler kvinnor inom beslutsfattande mekanismer. KA.DERs arbete består bl.a. i att anordna utbildningar i politiskt deltagande med ett jämställdhetsperspektiv, där kvinnor från olika politiska partier deltar. KA.DER är också del av ett nätverk som lobbar mot diskriminerande lagstiftning i Turkiet. The overall objective of the KA.DER Project “Increasing the Number of Women with Gender Awareness Who Are Appointed or Elected in All Decision Making Processes Program” supported by SIDA is to ensure equal representation of women and men in all fields of life and especially equal representation in all elected and appointed decision-making positions. The project aims at increasing the number of women in decision-making positions, with a focus on political parties. The idea is that such change would happen through influencing the practices of political parties, empowering women candidates, influencing legislation, making the public more gender aware - and strengthening KA.DER as an influential organization.   The completion date of the project was 31st of March 2018. The project received nt is a cost extension to extend the implementation of the Project until December 31, 2018 with additional funds amounting to 1650000 SEK. The extension period covers the below results/activities: 1) Strengthening the organization’s internal structures 2) KA.DERs’ core activities: Political Schools, Campaign, Lobbying & Advocacy 3) Strengthening Woman in Local Politics: Women Muhtars Project Sweden Kader Kadin Adaylari Destekleme Dernegi Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 400000 400000 -8558 0 400000 Dev. country based NGOs 120000 Dev. country based NGOs 271441.69 Dev. country based NGOs Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Women and men are more often the same power to shape society and their own lives Turkiet: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55020095 Sweden Regional statistical cooperation on the Western Balkans between the National Statistical Institutes in the region and SCB for the period 2013 - 2016. The cooperation is built on SCB together with a Regional Statistics Committee (RSC) is planning the competence development that should be carried out. SCB is providing the main part of the expertis, follow up of the plans is done in the RSC. Regionalt statistiksamarbete på Västra Balkan mellan statistikbyråerna i regionen och SCB för perioden 2013 - 2016. Samarbetet bygger på att SCB tillsammans med en regional statistikkommitte planerar vilken kompetensutveckling som ska genomföras. SCB står för huvuddelen av expertkunskapen, uppföljning av planerna sker i den regionala kommitten. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Statistical capacity building Other Social Infrastructure & Services This third and next to last phase of the cooperation between Sweden Statistics (SCB) and the national statistics institutes of the Western Balkans has among others resulted in the following examples: The national institutes have enhanced their institutional capacity by among others an increased number of decisions put into action and a structured documentation and evaluation reports made. Annual operational plans and progress reports have been developed and approved. Strengthening environmental statistics through sharing and joint development has among others resulted in that new indicators have been developed within environmental statistics among others for GHG emissions in accordance to EU and international standards and waste treatment data. In Serbia water exploitation index and generation of waste statistics have among others been produced. Gender statistis have been developed and all national statistical institutions have ten new gender indicators, well reaching the target set. Among others the gender pay gap (GPG) have been developed and utilised. Given an increased availability of data, gender statistics are utilised to a greater extent by stakeholders in reporting, decision and policy making.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55020095-5502009501 Sweden Regional statistical cooperation on the Western Balkans between the National Statistical Institutes in the region and SCB for the period 2013 - 2016. The cooperation is built on SCB together with a Regional Statistics Committee (RSC) is planning the competence development that should be carried out. SCB is providing the main part of the expertis, follow up of the plans is done in the RSC. Regionalt statistiksamarbete på Västra Balkan mellan statistikbyråerna i regionen och SCB för perioden 2013 - 2016. Samarbetet bygger på att SCB tillsammans med en regional statistikkommitte planerar vilken kompetensutveckling som ska genomföras. SCB står för huvuddelen av expertkunskapen, uppföljning av planerna sker i den regionala kommitten. 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The cooperation is built on SCB together with a Regional Statistics Committee (RSC) is planning the competence development that should be carried out. SCB is providing the main part of the expertis, follow up of the plans is done in the RSC. Regionalt statistiksamarbete på Västra Balkan mellan statistikbyråerna i regionen och SCB för perioden 2013 - 2016. Samarbetet bygger på att SCB tillsammans med en regional statistikkommitte planerar vilken kompetensutveckling som ska genomföras. SCB står för huvuddelen av expertkunskapen, uppföljning av planerna sker i den regionala kommitten. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 917000 -917740 917740 0 884952 917000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 884951.86 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55020108 Sweden The extention of the ongoing Women Friendly Cities programme (53050018) continuosly aims at promoting an enabling environment for women-friendly communities by means of mainstreaming gender into the planning processes of local authorities and strengthening dialogue with civil society. Local gender equality mechanisms are estalbished in programme cities. Covering election year 2014. Programmet är en förlängning under valåret 2014 av det pågående Women Friendly Cities-programmet (53050018)vilket kontinuerligt syftar till att främja en gynnsam miljö för jämställdhet genom att jämställdhetsintegrera lokala myndigheters planeringsprocesser och stärka dialogen med det civila samhället. Lokala jämställdhetsmekanismer etableras i städer som berörs av insatsen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-55020108-5502010801 Sweden The extention of the ongoing Women Friendly Cities programme (53050018) continuosly aims at promoting an enabling environment for women-friendly communities by means of mainstreaming gender into the planning processes of local authorities and strengthening dialogue with civil society. Local gender equality mechanisms are estalbished in programme cities. Covering election year 2014. Programmet är en förlängning under valåret 2014 av det pågående Women Friendly Cities-programmet (53050018)vilket kontinuerligt syftar till att främja en gynnsam miljö för jämställdhet genom att jämställdhetsintegrera lokala myndigheters planeringsprocesser och stärka dialogen med det civila samhället. Lokala jämställdhetsmekanismer etableras i städer som berörs av insatsen. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 4975000 0 0 4975000 0 4975000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 4975000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Women and men are more often the same power to shape society and their own lives Turkiet: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55020108-5502010802 Sweden The extention of the ongoing Women Friendly Cities programme (53050018) continuosly aims at promoting an enabling environment for women-friendly communities by means of mainstreaming gender into the planning processes of local authorities and strengthening dialogue with civil society. Local gender equality mechanisms are estalbished in programme cities. Covering election year 2014. Programmet är en förlängning under valåret 2014 av det pågående Women Friendly Cities-programmet (53050018)vilket kontinuerligt syftar till att främja en gynnsam miljö för jämställdhet genom att jämställdhetsintegrera lokala myndigheters planeringsprocesser och stärka dialogen med det civila samhället. Lokala jämställdhetsmekanismer etableras i städer som berörs av insatsen. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 209908 490092 209908 -306 490092 700000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 209907.95 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 489785.59 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Women and men are more often the same power to shape society and their own lives Turkiet: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55020228 Sweden Continued support to women in organisations in Albania building on the results of the Kvinna till Kvinna long-term support to Albanian partners Albanian Women Empowerment Network AWEN) har ansökt hos Sida om SEK 9 258 590 (EUR 984 600) för att under en tre-års-period genomföra projektet "Protection and promotion of women rights in Albania". Insatsen syftar till att stärka albanska kvinno-organisationers roll och bidrag till en korrekt tillämpning av policies och lagar angående kvinnors rättigheter I Albanien. Detta kommer att ske genom i) påverkansarbete som genomförs av AWEN och medlemsorganisationerna, ii) finansiering av projekt som utförs av medlemsorganisationerna och som syftar till att förbättra situationen för kvinnor på lokal nivå och genom iii) att stärka medlemsorganisationernas egen förmåga. Projektet finansieras enbart av Sida. Cirka 71 procent av stödet kommer att vidareförmedlas till tredje part, vilket i detta fall innebär de nio medlemsorganisationerna inom AWEN The intended outcome of this intervention is to increase the role and contribution of women civil society organisations for the proper implementation of policies and legislation on women rights in Albania. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general During these three years of implementation, AWEN has been an increasingly important actor in the women human rights field, concerning multiple components of women’s rights area, like protection of vulnerable women through different services offered by AWEN member organizations; awareness raising at national and local level of the wide public on women human rights; promotion of positive models of success; lobbying and advocacy for the rights of DV & trafficking victims in several areas (services, housing, employment, etc) through inputs at several draft laws and strategies, research based sensitization on intimate partner violence among adolescence, role of media in shaping mindsets on women human rights, etc. Furthermore, AWEN has further consolidated its image and role as an important civil society actor in women’s rights protection and promotion. Collaboration and interaction has been intensified with International entities as well as with central and local public institutions. At large, AWEN as a network organization has increasingly served as a forum for experience sharing, platform for advocacy and a legitimate “hub” for capacity development of it member organizations. Indicators of this achievments are the following:  - 1288 girls and women have been directly assisted for 2018; 1880 girls and women have been directly assisted for 2017 (1265 have been assisted during 2016); Total for 2016-2018: 4433 girls and women - About 4415 girls and women during 2018 have received online/phone counseling/ assistance and referral to other services 2881 during 2017, 1132 during 2016; Total for 2016-2018: 8428 girls and women - At least 5261 people (women and girls, boys and men) are more aware on women rights by participating in awareness raising events/activities of AWEN and AWEN member organizations during 2018; 4946 for 2017 and 3712 during 2016; Total for 2016-2018: 13919 girls and women? - Around 400.000 people outreached though media events, public outreach national campaigns (estimated value – by AWEN and members during 2016-2018; - About 780 young girls and boys have been engaged as activists/ volunteers beside AWEN & its member organizations during 2018; 229 during 2017. Total for 2016-2018: 1009 girls and boys - At least 29 perpetrators have benefitted from rehabilitation services (mainly psychological support); 19 during 2017. Total for 2016-2018 : 48 perpetrators. - At least 654 local stakeholders have been involved during 2018, 1194 local stakeholders have been involved during 2017, by AWEN and member organizations (641 during 2016); - A new emergency shelter’ opening has been supported in Dibra district; - Nine (9) Referral Mechanisms have been supported during 2016-2018; 4 new Referral Mechanisms’ establishment have been supported by member organization; No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55020228-5502022801 Sweden Continued support to women in organisations in Albania building on the results of the Kvinna till Kvinna long-term support to Albanian partners Albanian Women Empowerment Network AWEN) har ansökt hos Sida om SEK 9 258 590 (EUR 984 600) för att under en tre-års-period genomföra projektet "Protection and promotion of women rights in Albania". Insatsen syftar till att stärka albanska kvinno-organisationers roll och bidrag till en korrekt tillämpning av policies och lagar angående kvinnors rättigheter I Albanien. Detta kommer att ske genom i) påverkansarbete som genomförs av AWEN och medlemsorganisationerna, ii) finansiering av projekt som utförs av medlemsorganisationerna och som syftar till att förbättra situationen för kvinnor på lokal nivå och genom iii) att stärka medlemsorganisationernas egen förmåga. Projektet finansieras enbart av Sida. Cirka 71 procent av stödet kommer att vidareförmedlas till tredje part, vilket i detta fall innebär de nio medlemsorganisationerna inom AWEN The intended outcome of this intervention is to increase the role and contribution of women civil society organisations for the proper implementation of policies and legislation on women rights in Albania. Sweden AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3000000 2500000 3000000 758590 200000 -2500000 2500000 78590 3000000 0 0 2000000 0 758590 200000 -3000000 3000000 2500000 -34303 680000 1000000 -758590 9458590 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 3000000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 2500000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 1000000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 2000000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 680000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 78590 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 200000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network -34303.01 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Västra Balkan: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55020228-5502022802 Sweden Continued support to women in organisations in Albania building on the results of the Kvinna till Kvinna long-term support to Albanian partners Albanian Women Empowerment Network AWEN) har ansökt hos Sida om SEK 9 258 590 (EUR 984 600) för att under en tre-års-period genomföra projektet "Protection and promotion of women rights in Albania". Insatsen syftar till att stärka albanska kvinno-organisationers roll och bidrag till en korrekt tillämpning av policies och lagar angående kvinnors rättigheter I Albanien. Detta kommer att ske genom i) påverkansarbete som genomförs av AWEN och medlemsorganisationerna, ii) finansiering av projekt som utförs av medlemsorganisationerna och som syftar till att förbättra situationen för kvinnor på lokal nivå och genom iii) att stärka medlemsorganisationernas egen förmåga. Projektet finansieras enbart av Sida. Cirka 71 procent av stödet kommer att vidareförmedlas till tredje part, vilket i detta fall innebär de nio medlemsorganisationerna inom AWEN The intended outcome of this intervention is to increase the role and contribution of women civil society organisations for the proper implementation of policies and legislation on women rights in Albania. Sweden AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 210000 70000 70000 -70000 -70000 61589 45800 -70000 76804 70000 210000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 45129.68 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 77474 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 61589 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Västra Balkan: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55020254 Sweden The 2nd phase of the police cooperation in Albania seeks to help build mutual trust and partnership between police and communities with the ultimate goal to create safe neighbourhoods. In order to achieve this the programme will facilitate a number of behavioural changes necessary for a strong Community Policing approach. These include shifts in behaviour for individual officers , shifts in institutional behaviour within and across Community safety and security providers and shifts in behaviour within the communities. The contribution will be implemented over a four years period as a follow up of a first phase, and will be assigned to a consultant to be selected through an open tender. The implementation will be steered on strategic level from the Programme Steering Committee which will bring together the Ministry of Interior of Albania (MoI), the Albanian State Police (ASP), other relevant line ministries , civil society and Sida, through the Swedish Embassy. Projektet är ett svar på inrikesministeriets och det albanska polisväsendets förfrågan om att stödja en uppföljningfas av ”Community Policing in Albania”. Projektet kommer att genomföras av en konsult som kommer att väljas genom ett anbudsförfarande. Insatsen fokuserar på att förstärka säkerhets- och trygghetsinstitutionernas närvaro och roll i samhället, genom att öka deras ansvarsskyldighet och tillika förtroendet från medborgarna. Insatsen kommer att förbättra polisens hantering av brott i nära relationer, testa nya styrningsmetoder och delegera mer ansvar till två regionala poliskommissariat, förse det albanska polisväsendet med strategiskt styrningsstöd och skapa ett bidragsprogram för civilsamhällsorganisationer eller aktiva individer i Albanien med syfte att främja starkare band med polisen och förebygga våld i nära relationer. Insatsen som finansieras av Sverige kommer att genomföras under en fyraårsperiod, med en sammanlagd budget på 30 MSEK, med undantag för momskostnader för upphandling av utrustning som kommer täckas av Albanien. På den strategiska nivån, kommer insatsen att administreras av projektstyrkommittén som utgörs av de viktigaste intressenterna inom projektet. The envisaged impact of the new programme is to build mutual trust and partnership between police and communities in order to create safe neighbourhoods. The direct outcomes for the programme envisage behavioural changes at a number of different levels, all of which are necessary to ensure a strong Community Policing approach. These include shifts in behaviour for individual officers , shifts in institutional behaviour within and across Community security and safety providers, and shifts in behaviours within the communities. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Police Government & Civil Society-general The program was organized in three interlinked pillars: Pillar 1 Support the ASP in enhancing the efficiency of the CP structure; strengthening local partnerships and capacity building for the staff. More concretely the objectives under this pillar were: A- Assist the Police especially at the TLPDs level to solve and prevent more crimes with the assistance and cooperation of CSS actors and the public. B- Contribute to an increased partnership and level of interaction across the different CSS actors and communities; work with all the elements of the Local Police Directorates (LPD) besides Community Policing (CP) designated police officers. C- Enhance the soft skills to interact with public and other institutions and strengthening or creating supporting systems. The bulk of support and efforts were directed towards pillar 1. As by design, the activities were mostly concentrated in TLPDs Elbasan and Kukës, piloted there and replicated to the other LPDs gradually. While two types of interventions, framework and capacity building, had a national scope, the improvement of working conditions was primarily concentrated in the two pilot LPDs of Elbasan and Kukës assigned as pilot/target regions. After evidencing the main discrepancies between EU countries models of Community Policing and that of Albania, the programme suggested improvements in the work division between Community Policing Officers (Zone inspectors) and other units like General Police Patrol, Control and Command Hall and Traffic Police, resulting in more focus of Community Policing officers towards prevention through risk assessment for their respective areas, trust and partnership building with the communities, communication, and releasing them from other non-specific tasks that were transferred to general Patrol and others. The new division, endorsed flexibly from ASP, was increased cooperation between different units and has resulted in a more effective performance of ASP as a whole. Under the new structure the Sector for Command and Control was strengthened, and a new Sector for Analysis and Monitoring was created in each LPD to support the director with information and analysis and to prepare strategic documents at the local level. A new position of CPO Educator and Work with the Youth was established in most commissariats to support preventive activities and run awareness raising campaigns especially with the schools. When implemented in practice the changes brought positive effect on the police officers and the way they perform their duties. However, to produce sustainable results, the changes should become part of the overall administrative routine and culture of the organization, and this remains a challenge. In urban areas it proved easier to adapt to the changes, while in rural areas the situation was more difficult, as these CPOs also carry out police patrol tasks. To make the changes effective the Programem has trained 985 police officers from different units on community policing and on the improvement of their day-to-day activities. Although traffic safety was part of the awareness raising campaigns in schools from the beginning, specific support was included in the program the last two years. This included awareness raising especially amongst the young in schools about traffic safety rules and behavior, material support through provision of speed radars and tablets for the police officers in the roads, and the development of a software that processes real-life fines for traffic violations by preventing the room for corruption and by enabling supervisors to monitor the work of patrols and traffic police and reorganize the deployment of officers to respond better to the needs and the situation in each area. Under pillar 1 a lot of focus was placed on prevention and awareness raising about 1. Drugs, Alcohol and Tobacco, 2. Traffic Safety and 3. Safety in school, including cybercrime and bullying. The programme has trained the Community Policing Officers who in turn CPOs managed to run almost 2.744 activities in a total of 269 schools and interacted with almost 85.000 pupils. Collaboration was created with the Ministry of Education and Science to deliver the programmes in schools. A special focus has been paid to the continuous improvement of the ASP service delivery to the citizens. Following the interventions from the first phase, to streamline business processes related to service delivery, creation of the Reception Halls concept and reconstruction of several premises in main commissariats, the project has continued the support in this area. All police services have been revised and further simplified, including the possibility to deliver them electronically. A new software for business processes management was elaborated and tested in Elbasan. It will allow for electronic management of most work processes, registration of different decision-making steps and the possibility to monitor the work performance of Reception Hall staff, but also the performance of staff involved in service delivery to the public. The Reports section of the software was developed to provide numerical and graphical presentation of the work completed. With shifting of all services online as of May 2022 this software becomes even more important for the workflow management in ASP. Pillar 2 Support strategic management in the ASP and implementation of the new Public Safety Strategy The specific objectives were: A- Assist the ASP to implement the Public Safety Strategy in parallel with management system that allows the organization to track their performance and be able to strategically deploy suitable resources in an effective and efficient manner. B- Enhance the internal coordination of the ASP. C- Improve the internal and external communication of ASP. The program has supported the preparation of strategic documents like the Community Policing Policy Paper and Action Plan 2018-2020 and reporting on the Public Order Strategy 2015-2020 which served as the basis for the elaboration of the new Public Safety Strategy 2021-2026, that guides the activities of the public order sector in these past years. The newly created Sector for Analysis and Monitoring in each LPD has extended the analytical and monitoring capacities at LPD level and enabled more effective decisions. All staff members have been trained by the programme. As a result, the staff has been enabled to elaborate reports and prepare informative notes on various topics for the managers. Unfortunately, the staff instability in these sectors has not allowed them to draw the maximum benefits from their work. A special attention has been paid to the continuous use of surveys and other information means related to the work of the police. The project has supported the organization of three rounds of the national Police Satisfaction Survey (2018, 2020 and 2022). The results of the 2018 round were largely discussed with various stakeholders and served as background material for the elaboration of the CP Policy Paper, while the results of the 2020 round were used to feed the Public Safety Strategy. The 2022 results were disseminated with all stakeholders and results will be used to plan activities for the coming years. Other surveys of smaller scale have been organized by the grant scheme projects. The most notable surveyed the opinion of Tirana citizens regarding the role of the police in the municipality compared to the other regions from May 2018 to September 2020. The program also implemented two rounds of the Local Safety Measurement System in Elbasan and Kukës regions and one additional round only in Elbasan. This tool is used to provide information related to public order in neighborhoods and guide the police and other stakeholders in taking the appropriate measures to address them. The results were discussed with the ASP and in meetings of the Local Councils of Public Safety in all municipalities in these two regions. The aim was to make all stakeholders aware of the public opinion and hold them accountable for their part of the job, which ultimately is about enhancing the partnerships and participation towards public safety. Strengthened partnerships and mutual trust between stakeholders and the police is one of the outcomes of the project. Therefore, the SCPA team embraced the Ministry of Interiors policy to establish the Local Councils of Public Safety (LCPS) in all municipalities. The focus of the program was in the pilot regions, although the support was spread to other municipalities through the grant scheme. The program contributed to the establishment of LCPS in 18 municipalities and supported some of these councils activities, by elaborating an annual plan of activities and training council members. Several meetings were initiated by the SCPA team and grantees to discuss different topics related to the communities. Although the MoI reports that these councils are created in most of the municipalities, the challenge remains to make these forums effective and to involve all stakeholders in ensuring safe neighborhoods. Feeding them with tangible results from their areas (using for example the LSMS surveys or other surveys) results in more structured meetings and focused discussions on the issues that concern the communities the most. Pillar 3 Domestic violence support and improvement of stakeholders skills; contribute to enhancing the interaction/ coordination among the ASP and other actors to ensure adequate and comprehensive treatment of domestic violence. The specific objectives under this pillar have been: A- Support the ASP to enhance the capacity to better respond to DV cases and also increase the coordination with other stakeholders dealing with domestic violence, with the focus on the range of preventative and responsive needs with regard to DV incidents. B- Contribute to enhancing the interaction/ coordination among the ASP and other actors to ensure necessary flexibility to ensure adequate and comprehensive (ample) treatment of domestic violence. activities have been organized in three fields: 1. Assessment and capacity development, 2. Creation and reinforcement of referral mechanisms for DV and 3. Awareness raising and improvement of working conditions. The program prepared recommendations for an ASP DV prevention approach, based on the assessment of the situation and in-depth interviews with stakeholders at HQ and in the three LPDs of Tirana, Elbasan and Kukës. The recommendations aim to improve the police response to this phenomenon, in the light of the latest amendment of the DV Law. A Capacity Development Plan related to DV needs was drafted in November 2019 and shared with the ASP specialists. It is designed to help a systematic development of the polices knowledge and skills required to respond to violence against women in an effective and appropriate manner. It consists of three essential pillars that correspond to critical tasks: establishing priorities of capacity-building needs, developing capacity building programs, and a management strategy that will allow these capacity-building programs to be implemented within the context of the budget and resource constraints. During November 2019 June 2022, in coordination with the ASP HQ, the SCPA program delivered 22 sessions of the training Legal Amendments in Addressing Domestic Violence for all the LPDs in the country with the participation of 508 CPOs and Crime Investigation Experts. The aim of the trainings was to provide state police officers with sufficient knowledge on the implementation of the latest changes and amendments regarding the preliminary immediate protection order and the conduct of risk assessment for domestic violence cases. The work on Community Coordinated Response to DV and the referral mechanisms was concentrated to 7 municipalities. This activity was carried out in close cooperation with ASP, Ministry of Health and Social Welfare and UN agencies (particularly UNDP and UN Women), using standardized procedure protocols.The Local Coordinators assigned in the municipalities as well as the Multidisciplinary Technical Team members have been trained and coached on the job.Through funds and projects of the Grants Scheme, local NGOs have been involved in this action by providing technical assistance and facilitate the process. Workshops and trainings have been organized in these municipalities, with the involvement of the representatives of Elbasan Referral Mechanism members (Elbasan is considered a good example of coordination and collaboration). The program has supported the ASP and MoI to carry out six awareness raising campaigns (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022) in the framework of UN Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence. The target group of the campaigns has been the youth in many municipalities of Albania. The activities were attended by students of 95 high schools. 40 local NGOs, implementing Grant Scheme projects, were engaged in the process of coordination the campaign activities. With project funds the Interview Unit for Minors and Victims of Domestic Violence in Elbasan LPD underwent a complete reconstruction and refurnishing. In close coordination with the Swedish funded project on Juvenile Justice, technical requirements were prepared, and installation of state-of-the-art audio and video recording equipment was carried out. This was the first set of equipment of this type installed in Albania, enforcing the provisions of the Code for Criminal Justice for Children, allowing recording of the victims interview in the presence of defense lawyers and prosecutors. The entire interview can be recorded and be used as evidence at trial. A special software is installed to manage the information. In addition, an interview facility and a child-friendly interview room for minors and DV victims were completed in the reconstructed premises of Librazhd and Has Commissariats. In the framework of the Grants Scheme, two NGOs have supported the reconstruction and furnishing of the interview rooms for minors and DV victims in Commissariat 4 premises in Tirana and in the Administrative Unit No. 3 in Elbasan. The programme benefited from a horizontal component, the Grant Scheme, aimed to support the implementation of the activities in all three pillars and increase cooperation of all stakeholders at local level to improve safety in the communities. The objective of the Grant Scheme was to empower civil society organizations to embrace and implement the community policing philosophy and principles and support to combat DV. The GS projects aimed to enhance partnership and increase trust and confidence between the ASP and community, tackle the problems identified in the LSMS surveys and bring feedback to the LCPSs. Over the program lifespan N rounds of grants have been implemented and 73 winning projects awarded in main municipalities of Albania, spanning over 11 regions. Altogether, 1N3 project proposals were presented by NGOs from all Albanian regions, but Dibra. The overall contracted amount for the projects of all rounds is N04,472 Euro. The grant scheme proved once more to be an efficient method to bring the communities and the police closer, raise awareness on topics that concern the community and improve the overall safety in the communities. Partnerships have been formed, especially with the younger generation, which will yield effects in the years to come and will serve as a good prevention practice. Besides the envisaged activities, the intervention was able to conduct two other additional ones as a response to unforeseen situation in the country. The first relates to training and capacity building provided to the Programme partners on best application of methods and platforms of working online in the framework of COVID-19 restrictions. That enabled from police officers to civil society partners to continue their work and get the maximum out of the available instruments for remote working. It also gave a message of resilience and sustained commitment to all relevant parties. Also. as a response to the November 2019 earthquake, the SCPA project, following an approval from the Swedish Embassy, decided to support the reconstruction of a martyr police officers house damaged by the earthquake. The family was identified and selected in close cooperation with the Albanian State Police in Bushnesh village belonging to Thumana, as one of the worst hit areas and following the procurement procedures, the new house was delivered to the family. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55020254-5502025401 Sweden The 2nd phase of the police cooperation in Albania seeks to help build mutual trust and partnership between police and communities with the ultimate goal to create safe neighbourhoods. In order to achieve this the programme will facilitate a number of behavioural changes necessary for a strong Community Policing approach. These include shifts in behaviour for individual officers , shifts in institutional behaviour within and across Community safety and security providers and shifts in behaviour within the communities. The contribution will be implemented over a four years period as a follow up of a first phase, and will be assigned to a consultant to be selected through an open tender. The implementation will be steered on strategic level from the Programme Steering Committee which will bring together the Ministry of Interior of Albania (MoI), the Albanian State Police (ASP), other relevant line ministries , civil society and Sida, through the Swedish Embassy. Projektet är ett svar på inrikesministeriets och det albanska polisväsendets förfrågan om att stödja en uppföljningfas av ”Community Policing in Albania”. Projektet kommer att genomföras av en konsult som kommer att väljas genom ett anbudsförfarande. Insatsen fokuserar på att förstärka säkerhets- och trygghetsinstitutionernas närvaro och roll i samhället, genom att öka deras ansvarsskyldighet och tillika förtroendet från medborgarna. Insatsen kommer att förbättra polisens hantering av brott i nära relationer, testa nya styrningsmetoder och delegera mer ansvar till två regionala poliskommissariat, förse det albanska polisväsendet med strategiskt styrningsstöd och skapa ett bidragsprogram för civilsamhällsorganisationer eller aktiva individer i Albanien med syfte att främja starkare band med polisen och förebygga våld i nära relationer. Insatsen som finansieras av Sverige kommer att genomföras under en fyraårsperiod, med en sammanlagd budget på 30 MSEK, med undantag för momskostnader för upphandling av utrustning som kommer täckas av Albanien. På den strategiska nivån, kommer insatsen att administreras av projektstyrkommittén som utgörs av de viktigaste intressenterna inom projektet. The envisaged impact of the new programme is to build mutual trust and partnership between police and communities in order to create safe neighbourhoods. The direct outcomes for the programme envisage behavioural changes at a number of different levels, all of which are necessary to ensure a strong Community Policing approach. These include shifts in behaviour for individual officers , shifts in institutional behaviour within and across Community security and safety providers, and shifts in behaviours within the communities. Sweden Government of Albania Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 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In order to achieve this the programme will facilitate a number of behavioural changes necessary for a strong Community Policing approach. These include shifts in behaviour for individual officers , shifts in institutional behaviour within and across Community safety and security providers and shifts in behaviour within the communities. The contribution will be implemented over a four years period as a follow up of a first phase, and will be assigned to a consultant to be selected through an open tender. The implementation will be steered on strategic level from the Programme Steering Committee which will bring together the Ministry of Interior of Albania (MoI), the Albanian State Police (ASP), other relevant line ministries , civil society and Sida, through the Swedish Embassy. Projektet är ett svar på inrikesministeriets och det albanska polisväsendets förfrågan om att stödja en uppföljningfas av ”Community Policing in Albania”. Projektet kommer att genomföras av en konsult som kommer att väljas genom ett anbudsförfarande. Insatsen fokuserar på att förstärka säkerhets- och trygghetsinstitutionernas närvaro och roll i samhället, genom att öka deras ansvarsskyldighet och tillika förtroendet från medborgarna. Insatsen kommer att förbättra polisens hantering av brott i nära relationer, testa nya styrningsmetoder och delegera mer ansvar till två regionala poliskommissariat, förse det albanska polisväsendet med strategiskt styrningsstöd och skapa ett bidragsprogram för civilsamhällsorganisationer eller aktiva individer i Albanien med syfte att främja starkare band med polisen och förebygga våld i nära relationer. Insatsen som finansieras av Sverige kommer att genomföras under en fyraårsperiod, med en sammanlagd budget på 30 MSEK, med undantag för momskostnader för upphandling av utrustning som kommer täckas av Albanien. På den strategiska nivån, kommer insatsen att administreras av projektstyrkommittén som utgörs av de viktigaste intressenterna inom projektet. The envisaged impact of the new programme is to build mutual trust and partnership between police and communities in order to create safe neighbourhoods. The direct outcomes for the programme envisage behavioural changes at a number of different levels, all of which are necessary to ensure a strong Community Policing approach. These include shifts in behaviour for individual officers , shifts in institutional behaviour within and across Community security and safety providers, and shifts in behaviours within the communities. Sweden Government of Albania Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 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In addition, another focus area is shedding light on areas where government and private sector overlap. Projektet syftar till att stärka demokratiska strukturer genom att arbeta för starka, ansvarstagande och transparenta institutioner. Ett annat fokus är på områden där privat och offentlig sektor överlappar varandra. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The main outcomes of the reporting period are: 1.Improved anti-corruption framework: such as the introduction of a verification procedure for the asset declarations of public officials and stronger protection for whistleblowers, as well as the adoption of an improved National Anti-Corruption Strategy and Action Plan. 2.Advocating for legislative changes in the Parliament: TI Georgia provided comprehensive analysis of over 20 draft laws initiated in the Parliament. 3.New regulations for the banking and finance sector: TI Georgia elaborated joint recommendations with other stakeholders, which were taken into account when the law was passed. 4.Promoting transparency, accountability and citizen engagement: TI Georgia was part of the first parliamentary inter-faction working group, composed of faction and civil society representatives which drafted the first Open Parliament Action Plan for the Parliament. Moreover, the Parliament has taken into consideration a number of recommendations from TI Georgia’s annual Parliamentary Performance Report, such as improving the usability and accessibility of information on the official parliamentary webpage and boosting the amount of timely and precisely published parliamentary information. 5.Helped safeguard the independence of the Supreme Audit Office: TI Georgia helped alleviate unwarranted pressure on the Supreme Audit Office (SAO) by demonstrating the depth and breadth of SAOs audits in 2013. 6.Helped raise public awareness against the changes to the law on National Bank stripping the National Bank of its banking supervision. 7.Increased Transparency of local municipalities: TI Georgia’s regional staff advocacy activities have led to the City Councils in several municipalities to increase their budgets for homeless and socially vulnerable persons. Particular improvements were made in Zugdidi, Kutaisi, Kobuleti, Batumi, Abasha municipalities. 8.Increased citizen’s engagement on local issues: Through a fora organized by the TI Georgia Batumi office representatives of the Adjarian government and the Ministry of Energy, the local public was informed about the plans related to infrastructure projects. During the forum, it was agreed that the local government will provide information about every detail of the project to the local residents prior to commencement of new works. 9.Improved internal regulations: As a result of advocacy carried out by TI Georgia Zugdidi office, the Zugdidi Council took into account its recommendations and adopted new rules which includes written reasoning/justification before deciding on bonuses. 10.Contributed to developing a fair and impartial public service in municipalities: TI Georgia successfully challenged illegal dismissal and prejudiced hiring practices of civil servants by local government authorities. As a result, 49 individuals were restored to their positions and/or have received compensation, and municipalities are required to duly justify their decision. Additionally 7 municipalities in Imereti and Samegrelo have changed their arbitrary practices and attached performance-based criteria for distribution of bonuses. 11.Restoration of Property Rights of Individuals: 48 cases were successfully challenged at various courts. 12.Revolving Door: Significant progress has been achieved in improving the regulatory framework of revolving door and the broader issue of insulating public administration from the undue influence of private interests. 13.Increased transparency of judicial decisions: TI Georgia has created Supreme Court’s Most Important Interpretations Search System . This system is publicly accessible and allows any stakeholder or interested individual to search for information on cases and interpretations of law, contributing to increased judicial accountability. 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Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030035-5503003502 Sweden The project focuses on Strengthening democratic order in Georgia by promoting strong, open and accountable institutions embedded in a functioning system of checks and balances. In addition, another focus area is shedding light on areas where government and private sector overlap. Projektet syftar till att stärka demokratiska strukturer genom att arbeta för starka, ansvarstagande och transparenta institutioner. Ett annat fokus är på områden där privat och offentlig sektor överlappar varandra. Sweden Transparency International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 69400 69400 69400 Dev. country based NGOs 64400 Dev. country based NGOs Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030244 Sweden The three countries Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine have signed Association Agreements with the EU. The aim of the AAs is to promote political association and economic integration with the EU based on common values and close links and increasing participation in policies, programmes and structures. It is also to achieve gradual economic integration into the EU Internal Market in particular through establishing a Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area, DCFTA, which will provide far-reaching market access on the basis of sustained and comprehensive regulatory approximation in compliance with the rights and obligations arising from its WTO membership. It is a huge commitment in legal and economic terms which is fragmented between different departments, even in the European Commission, as well as in the governments of the partner states. The intervention involves representatives of civil society in the three countries and aims at analysing the consequences and assisting the governments to prioritise and coordinate their reform work. Distribution Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine: No country allocations in advance. The intervention has three objectives: 1. To deliver a clear and comprehensive handbook for each of the countries 2. To analyse the core DCFTA topics where the partner countries take on legally binding and operational obligations that are also of substantial economic importance. 3. To address hot topics without legally binding or operational specifications including Sida's strategic priorities There will be a number of seminars and conferences to present and debate the findings. The intervention will start with an inception phase with the main purpose to anchor the intervention with the respective governents, interested civil society organizations and business representatives. De tre länderna Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina har undertecknat var sitt Associeringsavtal (AA) med EU. Syftet med avtalen är att främja politiskt närmande och ekonomisk integration med EU baserat på gemensam värdegrund, nära och ökat deltagande i samarbetet. De syftar också till att steg för steg leda till en integration med EU:s inre marknad särskilt genom de fördjupande frihandelsavtalen DCFTA som utgör en del av AA. Frihandelsavtalen kommer att ge betydande tillträde till den inre marknaden genom omfattande närmande av lagstiftning och regelverk i överensstämmelse med rättigheter och skyldigheter som följer av WTO-medlemsskapen. Det är ett mycket stort och komplext åtagande som åvilar olika ministerier i länderna och olika generaldirektorat inom EU. Insatsen syftar till att analysera konsekvenserna och hjälpa regeringarna att prioritera och samordna sitt reformarbete samt att i arbetet involvera civila samhället och näringslivet. Insatsen genomförs av Centre for European Policy Studies, CEPS, som Sida ingår avtal med. CEPS är en oberoende tankesmedja med säte i Bryssel och en lång erfarenhet av EU-frågor. CEPS samarbetar nära med lokal expertis och för att reglera samarbetet ingår underavtal i varje land med en ekonomiskt inriktad tankesmedja/civil-samhällesorganisation. Insatsen har tre mål: 1. att ta fram en handbok för vart och ett av länderna med en uttolkning av avtalstexten i DCFTA 2. att ta fram analyser över kärnfrågor inom DCFTA och tillgängliggöra dessa 3. att sträva efter att inkludera Sidas strategiska prioriteringar såsom miljö och jämställdhet samt följa hur insatser relaterade till de tre Associeringsavtalen hanteras i regeringarnas reformprioriteringar Ett antal seminarier och konferenser kommer att hållas. Insatsen inleds med en inceptionsperiod vars främsta mål är att förankra insatsen i länderna. Det finns ett mervärde i att insatsen genomförs regionalt. Delar av avtalen har likheter varför den expertis (DCFTA, handel, EU-lag, konflikt) som finns tillgänglig för projektet kan dra nytta av synergierna i sin analys. The aim of Phase II the Project «Understanding the Association Agreements & Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreements between the European Union and Georgia, Moldova and the Ukraine» (Jan. 2019 – Dec. 2021) is: - To enhance knowledge and understanding of the Association Agreements (AA), including the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Areas (DCFTA), and the implications of their implementation. The AA/DCFTAs, signed on 27 June 2014 by the EU with Georgia, Moldova and the Ukraine, are very extensive and complex documents, which are not readily understood, even to decision-makers. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Trade-related adjustment Trade Policies & Regulations CEPS has provided sida with the following final reports with a much delay, the original reporting period agreed between Sida and CEPS is 31th of march annually, the delay as been until 7th of June. Obs the audit and narrative reports are archived under the Archive case number:14/001225. They submitted audit reports see below: I) Independent auditors report by IER on the financial statements of NGO "Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting" prepared for submission to CEPS for project Three DCFTAs for the period from 01.01.2021 to 31.12.2021. - Three country narrative reports by our partners in Kyiv, Chisinau and Tbilisi, for the year 2022 - Report on the factual findings relating to the financial information provided by the Centre of European Policy Studies 1 January 2022 to 31 December 2022. - End FR4 Financial Overview - Independent auditors report by Marinchenko & auditors for the period of 1 January-31 December 2022 - Management letter by Marinchenko & auditors ( 1 January-31 December 2022) Th financial statement report concluded that the financial statement presents fairly, in all material respects, the expenses of EUR 27 649.92. for the period 01.02.2022 -31.12.2022, in accordance with the financial provisions of the Agreement dated April 02, 2015 and the Amendment dated December 14, 2018 and is in conformity with the approved project budgets; for the approved purposes of the project; in compliance with the relevant Expert-Grups regulations and rules, policies and procedures. The project execution is in conformity with the project objectives and adheres to the contract conditions. The project is economically conducted and the financial resources are used at destination. Overall the audit reports were prepared in accordance with the instructions, as stipulated in the Grant Agreement. Factual findings: no substantial findings has been noted by the Auditors The management letter is free from serious findings and recommendations and considers the most important observations from the audit and the planned actions are considered to be satisfactory. The Audit Reports do not contain any substantial findings, noted by the auditors. On this basis, CEPS audit reporting for 2022 is approved. Summary of achieved results: CEPS did further develop its methodology as a result of a need for a reform and restructuring of the enlargement methodology based on a Staged Accession process. CEPS together with European Policy Centre in Belgrade published A Template for Staged Accession to the EU[1], in October 2021. This was follow up by seminars with senior officials in EU member states (Paris, Berlin, The Hague, Vienna, Warsaw, Stockholm, Rome, and Brussels with EU officials) which continued into 2022. This resulted to that the case for the proposed reforms was well understood and broadly supported. During this period an invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022, lead to an immediate applications for outright membership of the EU by Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia. As an important part of CEPS objective in this contribution they took this opportunity of supporting the idea of candidate status and proceeded to draft and publish their own Opinions on the three membership applications in advance of the Commission. They published Opinion on Ukraines application for membership of the European Union[1], and Opinion of Moldovas application for membership of the European Union[2]. These documents advocated candidate status. CEPS also did conduct online webinars since the beginning of the Covid crisis in early 2020 with a group of civil society leaders from all six Eastern Partnership states. Their topics switched from the Covid pandemic to the war in Ukraine, and also the search for peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan after their war in 2020. This was also a part of the CEPS intervention object, to increase awareness of important political situation in the region. Taking these activities as an example Sidas assessment is that the cooperation partner CEPS has been sucessfull in its activities and provided satisfactory results. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55030244-5503024401 Sweden The three countries Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine have signed Association Agreements with the EU. The aim of the AAs is to promote political association and economic integration with the EU based on common values and close links and increasing participation in policies, programmes and structures. It is also to achieve gradual economic integration into the EU Internal Market in particular through establishing a Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area, DCFTA, which will provide far-reaching market access on the basis of sustained and comprehensive regulatory approximation in compliance with the rights and obligations arising from its WTO membership. It is a huge commitment in legal and economic terms which is fragmented between different departments, even in the European Commission, as well as in the governments of the partner states. The intervention involves representatives of civil society in the three countries and aims at analysing the consequences and assisting the governments to prioritise and coordinate their reform work. Distribution Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine: No country allocations in advance. The intervention has three objectives: 1. To deliver a clear and comprehensive handbook for each of the countries 2. To analyse the core DCFTA topics where the partner countries take on legally binding and operational obligations that are also of substantial economic importance. 3. To address hot topics without legally binding or operational specifications including Sida's strategic priorities There will be a number of seminars and conferences to present and debate the findings. The intervention will start with an inception phase with the main purpose to anchor the intervention with the respective governents, interested civil society organizations and business representatives. De tre länderna Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina har undertecknat var sitt Associeringsavtal (AA) med EU. Syftet med avtalen är att främja politiskt närmande och ekonomisk integration med EU baserat på gemensam värdegrund, nära och ökat deltagande i samarbetet. De syftar också till att steg för steg leda till en integration med EU:s inre marknad särskilt genom de fördjupande frihandelsavtalen DCFTA som utgör en del av AA. Frihandelsavtalen kommer att ge betydande tillträde till den inre marknaden genom omfattande närmande av lagstiftning och regelverk i överensstämmelse med rättigheter och skyldigheter som följer av WTO-medlemsskapen. Det är ett mycket stort och komplext åtagande som åvilar olika ministerier i länderna och olika generaldirektorat inom EU. Insatsen syftar till att analysera konsekvenserna och hjälpa regeringarna att prioritera och samordna sitt reformarbete samt att i arbetet involvera civila samhället och näringslivet. Insatsen genomförs av Centre for European Policy Studies, CEPS, som Sida ingår avtal med. CEPS är en oberoende tankesmedja med säte i Bryssel och en lång erfarenhet av EU-frågor. CEPS samarbetar nära med lokal expertis och för att reglera samarbetet ingår underavtal i varje land med en ekonomiskt inriktad tankesmedja/civil-samhällesorganisation. Insatsen har tre mål: 1. att ta fram en handbok för vart och ett av länderna med en uttolkning av avtalstexten i DCFTA 2. att ta fram analyser över kärnfrågor inom DCFTA och tillgängliggöra dessa 3. att sträva efter att inkludera Sidas strategiska prioriteringar såsom miljö och jämställdhet samt följa hur insatser relaterade till de tre Associeringsavtalen hanteras i regeringarnas reformprioriteringar Ett antal seminarier och konferenser kommer att hållas. Insatsen inleds med en inceptionsperiod vars främsta mål är att förankra insatsen i länderna. Det finns ett mervärde i att insatsen genomförs regionalt. Delar av avtalen har likheter varför den expertis (DCFTA, handel, EU-lag, konflikt) som finns tillgänglig för projektet kan dra nytta av synergierna i sin analys. The aim of Phase II the Project «Understanding the Association Agreements & Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreements between the European Union and Georgia, Moldova and the Ukraine» (Jan. 2019 – Dec. 2021) is: - To enhance knowledge and understanding of the Association Agreements (AA), including the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Areas (DCFTA), and the implications of their implementation. The AA/DCFTAs, signed on 27 June 2014 by the EU with Georgia, Moldova and the Ukraine, are very extensive and complex documents, which are not readily understood, even to decision-makers. 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Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 6540000 4520000 2640000 6300000 4500000 0 0 2640000 0 0 0 0 0 6540000 4520000 0 0 0 0 1300000 0 -2640000 2640000 0 0 4500000 0 1300000 0 3700000 24500000 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies 1550000 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies 3703.75 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies 4990000 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies -3703.75 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies 4520000 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies 2640000 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies 1300000 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies 5000000 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies 4500000 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55030244-5503024402 Sweden The three countries Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine have signed Association Agreements with the EU. The aim of the AAs is to promote political association and economic integration with the EU based on common values and close links and increasing participation in policies, programmes and structures. It is also to achieve gradual economic integration into the EU Internal Market in particular through establishing a Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area, DCFTA, which will provide far-reaching market access on the basis of sustained and comprehensive regulatory approximation in compliance with the rights and obligations arising from its WTO membership. It is a huge commitment in legal and economic terms which is fragmented between different departments, even in the European Commission, as well as in the governments of the partner states. The intervention involves representatives of civil society in the three countries and aims at analysing the consequences and assisting the governments to prioritise and coordinate their reform work. Distribution Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine: No country allocations in advance. The intervention has three objectives: 1. To deliver a clear and comprehensive handbook for each of the countries 2. To analyse the core DCFTA topics where the partner countries take on legally binding and operational obligations that are also of substantial economic importance. 3. To address hot topics without legally binding or operational specifications including Sida's strategic priorities There will be a number of seminars and conferences to present and debate the findings. The intervention will start with an inception phase with the main purpose to anchor the intervention with the respective governents, interested civil society organizations and business representatives. De tre länderna Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina har undertecknat var sitt Associeringsavtal (AA) med EU. Syftet med avtalen är att främja politiskt närmande och ekonomisk integration med EU baserat på gemensam värdegrund, nära och ökat deltagande i samarbetet. De syftar också till att steg för steg leda till en integration med EU:s inre marknad särskilt genom de fördjupande frihandelsavtalen DCFTA som utgör en del av AA. Frihandelsavtalen kommer att ge betydande tillträde till den inre marknaden genom omfattande närmande av lagstiftning och regelverk i överensstämmelse med rättigheter och skyldigheter som följer av WTO-medlemsskapen. Det är ett mycket stort och komplext åtagande som åvilar olika ministerier i länderna och olika generaldirektorat inom EU. Insatsen syftar till att analysera konsekvenserna och hjälpa regeringarna att prioritera och samordna sitt reformarbete samt att i arbetet involvera civila samhället och näringslivet. Insatsen genomförs av Centre for European Policy Studies, CEPS, som Sida ingår avtal med. CEPS är en oberoende tankesmedja med säte i Bryssel och en lång erfarenhet av EU-frågor. CEPS samarbetar nära med lokal expertis och för att reglera samarbetet ingår underavtal i varje land med en ekonomiskt inriktad tankesmedja/civil-samhällesorganisation. Insatsen har tre mål: 1. att ta fram en handbok för vart och ett av länderna med en uttolkning av avtalstexten i DCFTA 2. att ta fram analyser över kärnfrågor inom DCFTA och tillgängliggöra dessa 3. att sträva efter att inkludera Sidas strategiska prioriteringar såsom miljö och jämställdhet samt följa hur insatser relaterade till de tre Associeringsavtalen hanteras i regeringarnas reformprioriteringar Ett antal seminarier och konferenser kommer att hållas. Insatsen inleds med en inceptionsperiod vars främsta mål är att förankra insatsen i länderna. Det finns ett mervärde i att insatsen genomförs regionalt. Delar av avtalen har likheter varför den expertis (DCFTA, handel, EU-lag, konflikt) som finns tillgänglig för projektet kan dra nytta av synergierna i sin analys. The aim of Phase II the Project «Understanding the Association Agreements & Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreements between the European Union and Georgia, Moldova and the Ukraine» (Jan. 2019 – Dec. 2021) is: - To enhance knowledge and understanding of the Association Agreements (AA), including the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Areas (DCFTA), and the implications of their implementation. The AA/DCFTAs, signed on 27 June 2014 by the EU with Georgia, Moldova and the Ukraine, are very extensive and complex documents, which are not readily understood, even to decision-makers. Sweden CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 2000000 0 2000000 5000000 0 7000000 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies 5000000 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies 2000000 CEPS/Centre for European Policy Studies Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55050078 Sweden PDC partnership involving MIAGI (SA), Fryshuset and Lilla Akademien (SWEDEN) using music education as a vehicle for social change, promotion of human rights, freedom of expression through a medium of arts and culture. PDC partnership involving MIAGI (SA), Fryshuset and Lilla Akademien (SWEDEN) using music education as a vehicle for social change, promotion of human rights, freedom of expression through a medium of arts and culture. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South Africa Culture and recreation Other Social Infrastructure & Services SE-0-SE-6-55050078-5505007801 Sweden PDC partnership involving MIAGI (SA), Fryshuset and Lilla Akademien (SWEDEN) using music education as a vehicle for social change, promotion of human rights, freedom of expression through a medium of arts and culture. PDC partnership involving MIAGI (SA), Fryshuset and Lilla Akademien (SWEDEN) using music education as a vehicle for social change, promotion of human rights, freedom of expression through a medium of arts and culture. Sweden MIAGI/Music Great Investment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2500000 2000000 2500000 Other 2000000 Other SE-0-SE-6-55050078-5505007802 Sweden PDC partnership involving MIAGI (SA), Fryshuset and Lilla Akademien (SWEDEN) using music education as a vehicle for social change, promotion of human rights, freedom of expression through a medium of arts and culture. PDC partnership involving MIAGI (SA), Fryshuset and Lilla Akademien (SWEDEN) using music education as a vehicle for social change, promotion of human rights, freedom of expression through a medium of arts and culture. Sweden MIAGI/Music Great Investment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 500000 500000 Other SE-0-SE-6-55060026 Sweden NGO HUB387 has requested funding of 18.3 million for the implementation of program activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period 2014-2017. The intervention has two main components; establishing Academy 387 and a so-called startup programme. The aim for Academy 387 is, to firstly, create a platform with a wide range of educational programs. Academy 387 will create and implement intensive, time-limited courses and practical workshops in order to bridge the gap between the skills required by today's specialized IT companies and the skills of local workforce. The startup program will span over 18 months, with six successive phases of incubation. The main goal at the end of the program is to have created a total of eight sustainable IT company with great potential for job creation. Both of the two components, will generate growth, a number of new jobs and strengthen the entrepreneurial spirit by encouraging young and ambitious people to participate in creating opportunities for the future. NGO HUB387 will implement all activities in close co-operated with other investors in the private sector. The intervention’s total budget is over 45 million SEK, out of which private sector funding is around 27 million SEK and the remaining SEK 18.3 million is Sida's contribution. NGO HUB387 har ansökt om finansiering på 18,3 miljoner kronor för att genomföra programaktiviteter i Bosnien och Hercegovina under perioden 2014-2017. Interventionen har två huvudkomponenter; upprättandet av Academy 387 och ett så kallat startup-program. För Academy 387 är målet, i första hand, att skapa en plattform med ett brett utbud av utbildningsprogram. Syftet är att skapa och genomföra intensiva, tidsbegränsade kurser och praktiska seminarier i syfte att överbrygga klyftan mellan de kvalifikationer som begärs av dagens specialiserade IT-företag och de kvalifikationer som den lokala arbetskraften besitter. Startup-programmet kommer att utföras under 18 månader, med sex på varandra följande faser av inkubationscykler. Det huvudsakliga målet i slutet av programmet är att skapa totalt åtta hållbara IT- företag med stor potential för skapandet av nya arbetstillfällen. De två delkomponenterna kommer båda att generera tillväxt, en rad nya arbetstillfällen och främja entreprenörsandan genom att uppmuntrar unga och ambitiösa människor att ta en mer aktiv roll i att skapa försörjningsmöjligheter i framtiden. NGO HUB387 kommer att genomföra samtliga aktiviteter i nära samarbetat med andra investerare inom den privata sektorn. Interventionens totala budget är över 45 miljoner kronor, varav den privata sektorns finansiering är cirka 27 miljoner kronor och resterande 18,3 miljoner kronor är Sidas bidrag. The main objective of the proposed intervention is the creation of new job opportunities along with the establishment of an educational academy promoting a skillset diversification that has been demanded by the labor market. The intervention is a response to the current economic situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with high unemployment rates among the young population, and with a negative trend of brain drain of the skilled work force (particularly noticeably in the IT segment). The intervention also aims at stimulating the currently virtually nonexistent local IT ecosystem. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry HUB 387 did not prove as efficient as expected in terms of start-ups. The initial plan was for 8 start-ups to be up and running at the end of the project. However, at the end of the project only 3 companies are still active, with only two of them being registered and full start-ups. The third is still in it's incubator phase. Compared to other similar start-up incubators in the country, HUB 387 was quite inefficient in relation to the amounts of funds available. The project only held one hackaton competition to select ideas for start-ups which resulted in 7 ideas being selected. However, for different reasons, 4 of those 7 did not survive and the project did not have another competition, despite it being initially planned. Instead all of the resources were put into this small number of start-ups to help them grow. The project ended up fully subsidizing the start-ups which was not initially planned. The future sustainability and ability to make profits when external funding is gone is yet uncertain.  In contrast, the Academy387 was quite efficient in the delivery of courses and managed to reach more students than initially planned. How efficient it was in creating new job opportunities is however uncertain because of data deficiencies. Data available from the first year of operations suggest that about a fifth of students found a new or a better job after attending the academy while 60 % of students were already employed when attending. No data is available for the remaining years.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55060026-5506002601 Sweden NGO HUB387 has requested funding of 18.3 million for the implementation of program activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period 2014-2017. The intervention has two main components; establishing Academy 387 and a so-called startup programme. The aim for Academy 387 is, to firstly, create a platform with a wide range of educational programs. Academy 387 will create and implement intensive, time-limited courses and practical workshops in order to bridge the gap between the skills required by today's specialized IT companies and the skills of local workforce. The startup program will span over 18 months, with six successive phases of incubation. The main goal at the end of the program is to have created a total of eight sustainable IT company with great potential for job creation. Both of the two components, will generate growth, a number of new jobs and strengthen the entrepreneurial spirit by encouraging young and ambitious people to participate in creating opportunities for the future. NGO HUB387 will implement all activities in close co-operated with other investors in the private sector. The intervention’s total budget is over 45 million SEK, out of which private sector funding is around 27 million SEK and the remaining SEK 18.3 million is Sida's contribution. NGO HUB387 har ansökt om finansiering på 18,3 miljoner kronor för att genomföra programaktiviteter i Bosnien och Hercegovina under perioden 2014-2017. Interventionen har två huvudkomponenter; upprättandet av Academy 387 och ett så kallat startup-program. För Academy 387 är målet, i första hand, att skapa en plattform med ett brett utbud av utbildningsprogram. Syftet är att skapa och genomföra intensiva, tidsbegränsade kurser och praktiska seminarier i syfte att överbrygga klyftan mellan de kvalifikationer som begärs av dagens specialiserade IT-företag och de kvalifikationer som den lokala arbetskraften besitter. Startup-programmet kommer att utföras under 18 månader, med sex på varandra följande faser av inkubationscykler. Det huvudsakliga målet i slutet av programmet är att skapa totalt åtta hållbara IT- företag med stor potential för skapandet av nya arbetstillfällen. De två delkomponenterna kommer båda att generera tillväxt, en rad nya arbetstillfällen och främja entreprenörsandan genom att uppmuntrar unga och ambitiösa människor att ta en mer aktiv roll i att skapa försörjningsmöjligheter i framtiden. NGO HUB387 kommer att genomföra samtliga aktiviteter i nära samarbetat med andra investerare inom den privata sektorn. Interventionens totala budget är över 45 miljoner kronor, varav den privata sektorns finansiering är cirka 27 miljoner kronor och resterande 18,3 miljoner kronor är Sidas bidrag. The main objective of the proposed intervention is the creation of new job opportunities along with the establishment of an educational academy promoting a skillset diversification that has been demanded by the labor market. The intervention is a response to the current economic situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with high unemployment rates among the young population, and with a negative trend of brain drain of the skilled work force (particularly noticeably in the IT segment). The intervention also aims at stimulating the currently virtually nonexistent local IT ecosystem. Sweden Hub387 Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hub387 Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 7750000 4250000 0 -10000 7750000 6000000 4250000 18000000 Hub387 6000000 Hub387 3000000 Hub387 4750000 Hub387 4250000 Hub387 -10900 Hub387 Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55060026-5506002602 Sweden NGO HUB387 has requested funding of 18.3 million for the implementation of program activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period 2014-2017. The intervention has two main components; establishing Academy 387 and a so-called startup programme. The aim for Academy 387 is, to firstly, create a platform with a wide range of educational programs. Academy 387 will create and implement intensive, time-limited courses and practical workshops in order to bridge the gap between the skills required by today's specialized IT companies and the skills of local workforce. The startup program will span over 18 months, with six successive phases of incubation. The main goal at the end of the program is to have created a total of eight sustainable IT company with great potential for job creation. Both of the two components, will generate growth, a number of new jobs and strengthen the entrepreneurial spirit by encouraging young and ambitious people to participate in creating opportunities for the future. NGO HUB387 will implement all activities in close co-operated with other investors in the private sector. The intervention’s total budget is over 45 million SEK, out of which private sector funding is around 27 million SEK and the remaining SEK 18.3 million is Sida's contribution. NGO HUB387 har ansökt om finansiering på 18,3 miljoner kronor för att genomföra programaktiviteter i Bosnien och Hercegovina under perioden 2014-2017. Interventionen har två huvudkomponenter; upprättandet av Academy 387 och ett så kallat startup-program. För Academy 387 är målet, i första hand, att skapa en plattform med ett brett utbud av utbildningsprogram. Syftet är att skapa och genomföra intensiva, tidsbegränsade kurser och praktiska seminarier i syfte att överbrygga klyftan mellan de kvalifikationer som begärs av dagens specialiserade IT-företag och de kvalifikationer som den lokala arbetskraften besitter. Startup-programmet kommer att utföras under 18 månader, med sex på varandra följande faser av inkubationscykler. Det huvudsakliga målet i slutet av programmet är att skapa totalt åtta hållbara IT- företag med stor potential för skapandet av nya arbetstillfällen. De två delkomponenterna kommer båda att generera tillväxt, en rad nya arbetstillfällen och främja entreprenörsandan genom att uppmuntrar unga och ambitiösa människor att ta en mer aktiv roll i att skapa försörjningsmöjligheter i framtiden. NGO HUB387 kommer att genomföra samtliga aktiviteter i nära samarbetat med andra investerare inom den privata sektorn. Interventionens totala budget är över 45 miljoner kronor, varav den privata sektorns finansiering är cirka 27 miljoner kronor och resterande 18,3 miljoner kronor är Sidas bidrag. The main objective of the proposed intervention is the creation of new job opportunities along with the establishment of an educational academy promoting a skillset diversification that has been demanded by the labor market. The intervention is a response to the current economic situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with high unemployment rates among the young population, and with a negative trend of brain drain of the skilled work force (particularly noticeably in the IT segment). The intervention also aims at stimulating the currently virtually nonexistent local IT ecosystem. Sweden Hub387 Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hub387 Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 17927 0 1182073 0 -882073 0 17927 300000 882073 300000 882073 -300000 1200000 Hub387 17926.63 Hub387 85516.95 Hub387 463410 Hub387 Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55100005 Sweden The project Environmental Infrastructure Support Program, EISP2, is implemented by the procured consulting company Brooks Hannas & Partners. The original budget was SEK 26 million and the project started in January 2017. A budget increase and extension was decided in 2020. The aim of the project is to assist the Ministry of Environmental Protection in preparing and implementing priority environmental investment projects, which facilitates for Serbia to make the necessary investments in environmental infrastructure as required by the EU and in Serbia's EU negotiations. Projektet för stöd till miljöinfrastruktur (Enviornmental Infrastructure Support Program, EISP2) genomförs av det upphandlade konsultföretaget Brooks Hannas & Partners. Den ursprungliga budgeten var på 26 MSEK och projektet startade i januari 2017. En ökning och tidsförlängning beslutades 2020. Målsättningen med projektet är at bistå miljöministeriet med att ta förbereda och genomföra prioriterade miljöinvesteringsprojekt vilket underlättar för Serbien att göra de nödvändiga investeringarna i miljöinfrastruktur med den kvalitet som EU och Serbiens EU förhandlingar kräver. The overall objective of the Environmental Infrastructure Support Program (EISP) is to build capacity with the Department for Project Management (DPM) at the Serbian Ministry responsible for Environmental Protection to manage programming and implementation of EU funds. The intended achievement at the end of the contribution is that Serbia has an environmental policy and financing framework supporting EU approximation, and capacities to manage the project pipeline to use EU funds. A pipeline of feasable and bankable environmental infrastructure projects should have been developed. The project is implemented by the procured consultant Brooks Hannas & Partners, in cooperation with the Serbian Ministry for Environmental Protection. The project started in 2016, and had a decision for cost extension in 2020. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Environmental policy and administrative management Waste management/disposal General Environment Protection Water Supply & Sanitation EISP2s overall objective was to support the Department of Project Management (DPM) at the Serbian Ministry of Environmental Protection to develop its capacity to plan and implement environmental infrastructure. Between the start and end of the programme (2017-2023) the DPM developed from managing a portfolio of approximately Euro 20m of projects to Euro 300m of investments, with even more in the pipeline. The EISP2 programmatic approach was based on using a range of actions (policy support papers, demonstration projects, training, field research, data management, ad hoc support etc.) in a coordinated manner to contribute to the overall DPM development objective. Several of these actions constitute a significant contribution to the sector on their own (e.g., Kragujevac Wastewater Feasibility Study or Odvajamo Project Management) but they achieved more together. Programme implementation was not without challenges. Most significantly, the DPMs staff numbers gradually decreased between 2017 and 2022, only engaging five additional staff in 2023. The Covid pandemic (2020-2022) and three changes of ministry mid-level leadership made structural change difficult. During this time the EU accession process has provided a very useful framework to guide both policy standards and the reform journey. At the same time, DPM and EISP2 have been instrumental in moving environmental infrastructure planning from a project-by-project basis to large-scale packages of investments. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55100005-5510000501 Sweden The project Environmental Infrastructure Support Program, EISP2, is implemented by the procured consulting company Brooks Hannas & Partners. The original budget was SEK 26 million and the project started in January 2017. A budget increase and extension was decided in 2020. The aim of the project is to assist the Ministry of Environmental Protection in preparing and implementing priority environmental investment projects, which facilitates for Serbia to make the necessary investments in environmental infrastructure as required by the EU and in Serbia's EU negotiations. Projektet för stöd till miljöinfrastruktur (Enviornmental Infrastructure Support Program, EISP2) genomförs av det upphandlade konsultföretaget Brooks Hannas & Partners. Den ursprungliga budgeten var på 26 MSEK och projektet startade i januari 2017. En ökning och tidsförlängning beslutades 2020. Målsättningen med projektet är at bistå miljöministeriet med att ta förbereda och genomföra prioriterade miljöinvesteringsprojekt vilket underlättar för Serbien att göra de nödvändiga investeringarna i miljöinfrastruktur med den kvalitet som EU och Serbiens EU förhandlingar kräver. The overall objective of the Environmental Infrastructure Support Program (EISP) is to build capacity with the Department for Project Management (DPM) at the Serbian Ministry responsible for Environmental Protection to manage programming and implementation of EU funds. The intended achievement at the end of the contribution is that Serbia has an environmental policy and financing framework supporting EU approximation, and capacities to manage the project pipeline to use EU funds. A pipeline of feasable and bankable environmental infrastructure projects should have been developed. The project is implemented by the procured consultant Brooks Hannas & Partners, in cooperation with the Serbian Ministry for Environmental Protection. The project started in 2016, and had a decision for cost extension in 2020. Sweden Mottagarlandets regering Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 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Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Västra Balkan: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55100005-5510000502 Sweden The project Environmental Infrastructure Support Program, EISP2, is implemented by the procured consulting company Brooks Hannas & Partners. The original budget was SEK 26 million and the project started in January 2017. A budget increase and extension was decided in 2020. The aim of the project is to assist the Ministry of Environmental Protection in preparing and implementing priority environmental investment projects, which facilitates for Serbia to make the necessary investments in environmental infrastructure as required by the EU and in Serbia's EU negotiations. Projektet för stöd till miljöinfrastruktur (Enviornmental Infrastructure Support Program, EISP2) genomförs av det upphandlade konsultföretaget Brooks Hannas & Partners. Den ursprungliga budgeten var på 26 MSEK och projektet startade i januari 2017. En ökning och tidsförlängning beslutades 2020. Målsättningen med projektet är at bistå miljöministeriet med att ta förbereda och genomföra prioriterade miljöinvesteringsprojekt vilket underlättar för Serbien att göra de nödvändiga investeringarna i miljöinfrastruktur med den kvalitet som EU och Serbiens EU förhandlingar kräver. The overall objective of the Environmental Infrastructure Support Program (EISP) is to build capacity with the Department for Project Management (DPM) at the Serbian Ministry responsible for Environmental Protection to manage programming and implementation of EU funds. The intended achievement at the end of the contribution is that Serbia has an environmental policy and financing framework supporting EU approximation, and capacities to manage the project pipeline to use EU funds. A pipeline of feasable and bankable environmental infrastructure projects should have been developed. The project is implemented by the procured consultant Brooks Hannas & Partners, in cooperation with the Serbian Ministry for Environmental Protection. The project started in 2016, and had a decision for cost extension in 2020. Sweden Mottagarlandets regering Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 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Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55100006 Sweden Environment Accession Project (ENVAP) The collaboration is planned to continue under the Environment Ministry's plans and priorities for EU integration. Preparations for the development of a negotiating position and later additions to the position (on the EU's request) constitutes the main focus. Support for improved communication work and the involvement of civil society and other key stakeholders along with the strengthening of the Serbian Environmental Protection Agency's management and reporting of environmental data are the two other main objectives. The partnership builds on good practice and continuity among key experts. Serbia's ambitions are high and the possibilities to finish (provisional closing) Chapter 27 depends on external factors such as the program's control. One of challenges for the Ministry is to retain its key staff, and to recruit new staff, and to increase their capacity and improve decision-making and coordination internally.o be elaborated. Samarbetet planeras fortsätta enligt miljöministeriets planer och prioriteringar för EU-närmandet. Förberedelser för framtagande av en förhandlingsposition och senare kompletteringar till positionen (på EUs begäran) utgör huvudfokus. Stöd till ett förbättrat kommunikationsarbete och involvering av civilsamhälle och andra viktiga intressenter tillsammans med stärkande av serbiska naturvårdsverkets hantering och rapportering av miljödata är de två andra huvudmålen. Samarbetet bygger vidare på fungerande arbetsmetoder och med kontinuitet bland nyckelexperter. Serbiens ambitioner är höga och möjligheterna till att avsluta (preliminärt stänga) kapitel 27 är avhängigt externa faktorer som programmet inte råder över. Interna utmaningar är för ministeriet att behålla sin nyckelpersonal, nyanställa personal för att öka sin kapacitet samt förbättra beslutsfattande och koordinering internt. The overall objective of the program Environmental Accession (ENVAP3) is that Serbia has successfully opened and closed the environmental negotiation chapter (Chapter 27) and is prepared to implement the EU environment and climate policy.The project objective is that the Ministry of Environmental  Protection (MoEP) has the ability to manage the EU environmental approximation process and efficiently prepare and take part in the upcoming EU accession negotiations for Chapter 27. The project objectives are three, namely; to support the negotiations process, to support communication on the negotiation process, and to support the Serbian Environmental Agency in management of environmental information relating to Chapter 27. The Implementing Partner of the program is the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, SwEPA (Naturvårdsverket). The project has been extended with two years, until December 2022. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Since 2011 the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency (SwEPA) has supported Serbia´s preparations for the forthcoming EU accession negotiations through the Environment Accession Project 1 and 2 (Envap 1 and Envap2). Envap 3 built on previous projects and continued to support the Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) in the planning and implementation of the environment approximation and negotiations. The project objective was to strengthen MEP´s ability to manage the EU environmental approximation process and efficiently prepare and take part in the upcoming EU accession negotiations for Chapter 27. Sida assesses that the overall objective has been achieved. During the project period, and especially at the last two years of the period, MEP´s ability to manage the EU environmental approximation process and efficiently prepare and take part in the upcoming EU accession became stronger. Shortly after Envap3 started the Serbian Government received an invitation to submit the Negotiating Position (NP) for Chapter 27. The main focus for Envap3 was hence to prepare the NP and this was successfully done. The NP was submitted in January 2020 (with more than 1500 pages in total). After a process in the European Council, Chapter 27 was opened for negotiations in the Cluster 4 in December 2021. It can be concluded that Envap3 was instrumental to make this happen. Below follows some examples of results that have been achieved will follow the three project objectives: 1) to support the negotiations process, The final report shows that negotiation documents have been developed and updated and the negotiating position was submitted. There was a successful work to set up a Governmental organisation for the negotiations, the Chapter 27 negotiating group. Sida assesses that an important result was also that the support to the negotiations process strengthened the Ministry of Environmental Protection in the Government´s overall work on the implementation of the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans. 2) to support communication on the negotiation process, The final report clearly shows that communication and information was provided regularly. The project successfully produced a number of campaigns and information materials. Activities were also arranged where representatives from the Ministry of Environmental Protection met with representatives of municipalities on different topics such as air, water and waste. These activities were co-ordinated with the Swedish supported project engaging the Standing Conference of Towns and Municipalities (SCTM) and the Swedish sister organisation SALAR. A communication brief summarizing Swedish support projects relating to Chapter 27 was produced, and the Ministry of Environmental Protection web page relating to Negotiation Group 27 was established successfully. 3) to support the Serbian Environmental Agency in management of environmental information relating to Chapter 27 The final report shows that the Serbian Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) actively engaged in the project. One concrete result was the method development of waste monitoring and reporting which was done together with SCTM/SALAR, the work will be valuable to support the further waste reform. The lessons learned from Envap3 provided valuable input for the design of Envap4. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55100006-5510000601 Sweden Environment Accession Project (ENVAP) The collaboration is planned to continue under the Environment Ministry's plans and priorities for EU integration. Preparations for the development of a negotiating position and later additions to the position (on the EU's request) constitutes the main focus. Support for improved communication work and the involvement of civil society and other key stakeholders along with the strengthening of the Serbian Environmental Protection Agency's management and reporting of environmental data are the two other main objectives. The partnership builds on good practice and continuity among key experts. Serbia's ambitions are high and the possibilities to finish (provisional closing) Chapter 27 depends on external factors such as the program's control. One of challenges for the Ministry is to retain its key staff, and to recruit new staff, and to increase their capacity and improve decision-making and coordination internally.o be elaborated. Samarbetet planeras fortsätta enligt miljöministeriets planer och prioriteringar för EU-närmandet. Förberedelser för framtagande av en förhandlingsposition och senare kompletteringar till positionen (på EUs begäran) utgör huvudfokus. Stöd till ett förbättrat kommunikationsarbete och involvering av civilsamhälle och andra viktiga intressenter tillsammans med stärkande av serbiska naturvårdsverkets hantering och rapportering av miljödata är de två andra huvudmålen. Samarbetet bygger vidare på fungerande arbetsmetoder och med kontinuitet bland nyckelexperter. Serbiens ambitioner är höga och möjligheterna till att avsluta (preliminärt stänga) kapitel 27 är avhängigt externa faktorer som programmet inte råder över. Interna utmaningar är för ministeriet att behålla sin nyckelpersonal, nyanställa personal för att öka sin kapacitet samt förbättra beslutsfattande och koordinering internt. The overall objective of the program Environmental Accession (ENVAP3) is that Serbia has successfully opened and closed the environmental negotiation chapter (Chapter 27) and is prepared to implement the EU environment and climate policy.The project objective is that the Ministry of Environmental  Protection (MoEP) has the ability to manage the EU environmental approximation process and efficiently prepare and take part in the upcoming EU accession negotiations for Chapter 27. The project objectives are three, namely; to support the negotiations process, to support communication on the negotiation process, and to support the Serbian Environmental Agency in management of environmental information relating to Chapter 27. The Implementing Partner of the program is the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, SwEPA (Naturvårdsverket). The project has been extended with two years, until December 2022. Sweden Mottagarlandets regering Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Naturvårdsverket 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.a - Främja positiva ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga kopplingar mellan stadsområden, stadsnära områden och landsbygdsområden genom att stärka den nationella och regionala utvecklingsplaneringen. 11.a - Support positive economic, social and environmental links between urban, peri-urban and rural areas by strengthening national and regional development planning. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 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Preparations for the development of a negotiating position and later additions to the position (on the EU's request) constitutes the main focus. Support for improved communication work and the involvement of civil society and other key stakeholders along with the strengthening of the Serbian Environmental Protection Agency's management and reporting of environmental data are the two other main objectives. The partnership builds on good practice and continuity among key experts. Serbia's ambitions are high and the possibilities to finish (provisional closing) Chapter 27 depends on external factors such as the program's control. One of challenges for the Ministry is to retain its key staff, and to recruit new staff, and to increase their capacity and improve decision-making and coordination internally.o be elaborated. Samarbetet planeras fortsätta enligt miljöministeriets planer och prioriteringar för EU-närmandet. Förberedelser för framtagande av en förhandlingsposition och senare kompletteringar till positionen (på EUs begäran) utgör huvudfokus. Stöd till ett förbättrat kommunikationsarbete och involvering av civilsamhälle och andra viktiga intressenter tillsammans med stärkande av serbiska naturvårdsverkets hantering och rapportering av miljödata är de två andra huvudmålen. Samarbetet bygger vidare på fungerande arbetsmetoder och med kontinuitet bland nyckelexperter. Serbiens ambitioner är höga och möjligheterna till att avsluta (preliminärt stänga) kapitel 27 är avhängigt externa faktorer som programmet inte råder över. Interna utmaningar är för ministeriet att behålla sin nyckelpersonal, nyanställa personal för att öka sin kapacitet samt förbättra beslutsfattande och koordinering internt. The overall objective of the program Environmental Accession (ENVAP3) is that Serbia has successfully opened and closed the environmental negotiation chapter (Chapter 27) and is prepared to implement the EU environment and climate policy.The project objective is that the Ministry of Environmental  Protection (MoEP) has the ability to manage the EU environmental approximation process and efficiently prepare and take part in the upcoming EU accession negotiations for Chapter 27. The project objectives are three, namely; to support the negotiations process, to support communication on the negotiation process, and to support the Serbian Environmental Agency in management of environmental information relating to Chapter 27. The Implementing Partner of the program is the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, SwEPA (Naturvårdsverket). The project has been extended with two years, until December 2022. Sweden Mottagarlandets regering Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Naturvårdsverket 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 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The project started in 2016, has been extended to 2022. Insatsen är en fortsättning på ett långvarigt svenskt samarbete inom kemikalieområdet. Projektet som startade 2016 förlängdes 2020 till att fortgå till 2022. Det svenska stödet fokuserar på att fortsatt kompetensutveckling och harmonisering av nationell lagstiftning med EUs regelverk. Samarbetet innehåller också stöd till en uppgradering av det nationella kemikalieregistret, inkluderar IT-utveckling, samt ett brett arbete för institutionell utveckling för att klara av kommande EU-krav. Genom förlängningen ges ett ökat fokus till kommunikation till allmänheten. The overall objective of the project was to strengthen Serbia´s preparation for EU chemical and biocidal legislation and management, which will improve movement of goods and chemical safety and health in Serbia and the EU. The project developed IT solutions, built administrative capacities, prepared appropriate legislation, and strengthened communication on EU chemical legislation. The project was implemented by the Swedish Chemicals Agency, KemI, together with the Department for Chemical Management at the Serbian Ministry for Environmental Protection. The project, started in 2016, and was finalized in 2022. The total time of cooperation between KemI and the Serbian Ministry of Environmental Protection was 13 years.       Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Environmental policy and administrative management Chemicals General Environment Protection Industry The ending of the Chemicals management project in Serbia marks the finalization of 13 years of chemicals cooperation between the Swedish Chemicals Agency and the Serbian Ministry of Environmental Protection (former Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection). The last phase of the cooperation took place between 2016 -2022, and contributed to the progress in implementation and enforcement of the adopted chemicals legislation in Serbia. The project objective was to support effective implementation of the EU aquis (legislation) on chemicals and biocidal products, supporting legislation alignment, and preparations of legislation as well as the establishment of adequate institutional capacities. Examples of results are; 1) the establishment of a chemicals e-reporting system used by authorities and industry to provide and exchange information strengthening reporting and enforcement of legislation (used by more than 1100 different companies), capacities and technical systems have been built; 2) necessary amendments made to the law on chemicals and the law on biocidal products, drafted legal documents are aligned with EU standards and agreed to be adopted; 3) a large number of chemicals inspectors are fully trained and prepared as competent authorities under EU chemicals legislation; The e-portals and e-reporting systems supported by the project directly contributed to the goal of the Government of the Republic of Serbia on digitalization of the public administrative procedures. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55100012-5510001201 Sweden Cooperation on chemicals risk management supporting Serbia's preparations for EU accession, including harmonisation of regulations, capacity building, especially on biocides, improved chemicals registry and communication. The project started in 2016, has been extended to 2022. Insatsen är en fortsättning på ett långvarigt svenskt samarbete inom kemikalieområdet. Projektet som startade 2016 förlängdes 2020 till att fortgå till 2022. Det svenska stödet fokuserar på att fortsatt kompetensutveckling och harmonisering av nationell lagstiftning med EUs regelverk. Samarbetet innehåller också stöd till en uppgradering av det nationella kemikalieregistret, inkluderar IT-utveckling, samt ett brett arbete för institutionell utveckling för att klara av kommande EU-krav. Genom förlängningen ges ett ökat fokus till kommunikation till allmänheten. The overall objective of the project was to strengthen Serbia´s preparation for EU chemical and biocidal legislation and management, which will improve movement of goods and chemical safety and health in Serbia and the EU. The project developed IT solutions, built administrative capacities, prepared appropriate legislation, and strengthened communication on EU chemical legislation. The project was implemented by the Swedish Chemicals Agency, KemI, together with the Department for Chemical Management at the Serbian Ministry for Environmental Protection. The project, started in 2016, and was finalized in 2022. The total time of cooperation between KemI and the Serbian Ministry of Environmental Protection was 13 years.       Sweden Mottagarlandets regering Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 8.4 - Fram till 2030 successivt förbättra den globala resurseffektiviteten i konsumtionen och produktionen samt sträva efter att bryta sambandet mellan ekonomisk tillväxt och miljöförstöring, i enlighet med det tioåriga ramverket för hållbar konsumtion och produktion, med de utvecklade länderna i täten. 8.4 - Improve progressively, through 2030, global resource efficiency in consumption and production and endeavour to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation, in accordance with the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, with developed countries taking the lead. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 868248 3344144 1378312 928775 1492656 542149 0 1000000 1050962 -131752 2000000 0 0 2500000 0 0 293182 0 859305 234103 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 1259267 0 241258 0 141012 -2215096 0 0 0 135469 307484 -2260979 0 30250 0 0 1000000 0 268035 0 0 161536 112578 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -932330 8554284 Kemikalieinspektionen 868248 Kemikalieinspektionen 1054524 Kemikalieinspektionen 0 Kemikalieinspektionen 0 Kemikalieinspektionen 2289620 Kemikalieinspektionen 859305 Kemikalieinspektionen 234103 Kemikalieinspektionen 284904 Kemikalieinspektionen 241258 Kemikalieinspektionen 307484 Kemikalieinspektionen 141012 Kemikalieinspektionen 239021 Kemikalieinspektionen 1259267 Kemikalieinspektionen 135469 Kemikalieinspektionen 30250 Kemikalieinspektionen 67670 Kemikalieinspektionen 161536 Kemikalieinspektionen 268035 Kemikalieinspektionen 112578 Kemikalieinspektionen Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55100012-5510001202 Sweden Cooperation on chemicals risk management supporting Serbia's preparations for EU accession, including harmonisation of regulations, capacity building, especially on biocides, improved chemicals registry and communication. The project started in 2016, has been extended to 2022. Insatsen är en fortsättning på ett långvarigt svenskt samarbete inom kemikalieområdet. Projektet som startade 2016 förlängdes 2020 till att fortgå till 2022. Det svenska stödet fokuserar på att fortsatt kompetensutveckling och harmonisering av nationell lagstiftning med EUs regelverk. Samarbetet innehåller också stöd till en uppgradering av det nationella kemikalieregistret, inkluderar IT-utveckling, samt ett brett arbete för institutionell utveckling för att klara av kommande EU-krav. Genom förlängningen ges ett ökat fokus till kommunikation till allmänheten. The overall objective of the project was to strengthen Serbia´s preparation for EU chemical and biocidal legislation and management, which will improve movement of goods and chemical safety and health in Serbia and the EU. The project developed IT solutions, built administrative capacities, prepared appropriate legislation, and strengthened communication on EU chemical legislation. The project was implemented by the Swedish Chemicals Agency, KemI, together with the Department for Chemical Management at the Serbian Ministry for Environmental Protection. The project, started in 2016, and was finalized in 2022. The total time of cooperation between KemI and the Serbian Ministry of Environmental Protection was 13 years.       Sweden Mottagarlandets regering Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 202211 1877310 0 0 795870 202211 0 0 0 0 609673 0 0 471767 1039760.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 1039760.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 101105.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 101105.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 397935 Kemikalieinspektionen 397935 Kemikalieinspektionen 304836.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 304836.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 235883.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 235883.5 Kemikalieinspektionen Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55110003 Sweden Sida has supported PEER/ISET MA since 2006 and PEER/ISET-PI since its inception 2011 with good results. Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) ISET PI has applied to Sida for funding of 20 million SEK to carry out the "ISET Policy Institute: promoting Georgia's Development Through Independent Policy Analysis, Training and Civil Society Engagement"" in Georgia during the period 2014-2019. The intervention aims strengthening Georgia's fledging democracy and contributing to the quality and balance of decision-making in key areas of economic policy by 1) providing policy analysis, knowledge and ideas to promote reforms in priority areas 2) developing the capacity within the government of Georgia to design and implement policies consistent with its 2020 strategy and the AA/DCFTA 3) educating the public and work with business and civil society groups to facilitate process of policy formulation and debate. The intervention’s total budget is 24 473 000 SEK, out of which the other donors funding is 4 473 000 SEK ( 587 690 USD) and the remaining 20 million SEK (2 728 410 USD) is contributed by the Embassy of Sweden in Tbilisi. Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) har ansökt hos Sida om finansiering om 20 miljoner SEK för att genomföra ”ISET Policy Institute: promoting Georgia's Development Through Independent Policy Analysis, Training and Civil Society Engagement" i Georgien under perioden 2014–2019. Stödet är ämnat att stärka Georgiens unga demokrati och bidra till högre kvalitet och bättre balans i beslutsfattandet på finanspolitikens kärnområden genom 1) att erbjuda analyser av politiska program, kunskap och idéer för att främja reformer på prioriterade områden 2) att bygga upp den georgiska regeringens kapacitet att utforma och implementera politik i linje med dess 2020-strategi och samt associeringsavtalet med EU 3) att utbilda allmänheten och arbeta med näringslivet och civilsamhället för att understödja den process där det skapas politiska idéer och debatt. Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) genom ISET Policy Institute kommer att genomföra insatsen. Insatsens totala budget är 24 473 000 SEK. Sida bidrar med 20 miljoner SEK (2 728 410 USD) och 4 473 000 SEK (587 690 USD) finansieras av andra givare. - Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) has applied to Sida for funding of 20 million SEK to carry out the "ISET Policy Institute: promoting Georgia's Development Through Independent Policy Analysis, Training and Civil Society Engagement" in Georgia during the period 2014-2019. The intervention aims strengthening Georgia's fledging democracy and contributing to the quality and balance of decision-making in key areas of economic policy by 1) providing policy analysis, knowledge and ideas to promote reforms in priority areas 2) developing the capacity within the government of Georgia to design and implement policies consistent with its 2020 strategy and AA/DCFTA 3) educating the public and work with business and civil society groups to facilitate process of policy formulation and debate. Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER ) will implement the intervention through ISET Policy Institute. The intervention’s total budget is 24 473 000 SEK, out of which the other donors funding is 4 473 000 SEK ( 587 690 USD) and the remaining 20 million SEK (2 728 410 USD) is contributed by Sida. The development intervention's overall aim is strengthening Georgia’s fledgling democracy and contributing to the quality and balance of decision-making in key areas of economic policy: macroeconomic and financial stability; private sector development and social inclusion; development of Georgia’s energy resources and protection of the environment; promotion of agricultural development and structural change (away from agriculture) through sound labor market, health and education policies. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The reporting year 2019-2020 was very successful for ISET-PI from several perspectives: its positioning as a prime economic think tank was strengthened; its policy impact across various areas was substantial; capacity building projects were successfully pursued; and the organization’s visibility substantially increased, especially as a result of the relevance of the policy analysis and advice provided during the COVID-19 pandemic. While ISET continued to produce its key policy products (economic indices, blogs, policy papers,and project reports) and pursued its key policy activities (impact assessments, training, and public outreach), it also substantially increased its activities of a think tank nature. It acted on most of the nine recommendations made by the Sida evaluation of 2018 in order to strengthen the standing,effectiveness and efficiency of the institution. ISET PI took measures towards positioning ISET-PI aseconomic policy think tank; towards cross-fertilization between the academic and policy arms of theinstitution; towards strengthening the institutional capacity of ISET-PI’s management and support structures; towards acting as one team, focusing on strategic communication, including in the Georgian language, and developing new models. The COVID-19 pandemic broadened the window of opportunity for ISET-PI to prove the relevance of its policy research, analysis and advice, and to provide timely advice to the government on crisis impact assessment, policies, and post-pandemic recovery plans.The global pandemic constrained many processes and changed the nature of business as usual. ISET moved to remote work from 16 March, 2019 and began gradually reopening its offices from 1 July 2020. Although COVID-19 constrained the implementation of some activities under the project, all key targeted activities and deliverables were efficiently completed. ISET-PI representatives joined the Prime Minister’s Advisory Group, and the institution ramped up itscommunication and public information activities through various media sources. Another challenge facing the institution is the highly competitive local and international environment for policy research and advice. Given such a climate, ISET-PI has been focusing on moving towards sustainability in a rigorous and ambitious manner.ISET PI developed Think-Tank Strategy and Communication Strategy that will be implemented in the coming year.        No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55110003-5511000301 Sweden Sida has supported PEER/ISET MA since 2006 and PEER/ISET-PI since its inception 2011 with good results. Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) ISET PI has applied to Sida for funding of 20 million SEK to carry out the "ISET Policy Institute: promoting Georgia's Development Through Independent Policy Analysis, Training and Civil Society Engagement"" in Georgia during the period 2014-2019. The intervention aims strengthening Georgia's fledging democracy and contributing to the quality and balance of decision-making in key areas of economic policy by 1) providing policy analysis, knowledge and ideas to promote reforms in priority areas 2) developing the capacity within the government of Georgia to design and implement policies consistent with its 2020 strategy and the AA/DCFTA 3) educating the public and work with business and civil society groups to facilitate process of policy formulation and debate. The intervention’s total budget is 24 473 000 SEK, out of which the other donors funding is 4 473 000 SEK ( 587 690 USD) and the remaining 20 million SEK (2 728 410 USD) is contributed by the Embassy of Sweden in Tbilisi. Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) har ansökt hos Sida om finansiering om 20 miljoner SEK för att genomföra ”ISET Policy Institute: promoting Georgia's Development Through Independent Policy Analysis, Training and Civil Society Engagement" i Georgien under perioden 2014–2019. Stödet är ämnat att stärka Georgiens unga demokrati och bidra till högre kvalitet och bättre balans i beslutsfattandet på finanspolitikens kärnområden genom 1) att erbjuda analyser av politiska program, kunskap och idéer för att främja reformer på prioriterade områden 2) att bygga upp den georgiska regeringens kapacitet att utforma och implementera politik i linje med dess 2020-strategi och samt associeringsavtalet med EU 3) att utbilda allmänheten och arbeta med näringslivet och civilsamhället för att understödja den process där det skapas politiska idéer och debatt. Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) genom ISET Policy Institute kommer att genomföra insatsen. Insatsens totala budget är 24 473 000 SEK. Sida bidrar med 20 miljoner SEK (2 728 410 USD) och 4 473 000 SEK (587 690 USD) finansieras av andra givare. - Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) has applied to Sida for funding of 20 million SEK to carry out the "ISET Policy Institute: promoting Georgia's Development Through Independent Policy Analysis, Training and Civil Society Engagement" in Georgia during the period 2014-2019. The intervention aims strengthening Georgia's fledging democracy and contributing to the quality and balance of decision-making in key areas of economic policy by 1) providing policy analysis, knowledge and ideas to promote reforms in priority areas 2) developing the capacity within the government of Georgia to design and implement policies consistent with its 2020 strategy and AA/DCFTA 3) educating the public and work with business and civil society groups to facilitate process of policy formulation and debate. Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER ) will implement the intervention through ISET Policy Institute. The intervention’s total budget is 24 473 000 SEK, out of which the other donors funding is 4 473 000 SEK ( 587 690 USD) and the remaining 20 million SEK (2 728 410 USD) is contributed by Sida. The development intervention's overall aim is strengthening Georgia’s fledgling democracy and contributing to the quality and balance of decision-making in key areas of economic policy: macroeconomic and financial stability; private sector development and social inclusion; development of Georgia’s energy resources and protection of the environment; promotion of agricultural development and structural change (away from agriculture) through sound labor market, health and education policies. Sweden PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 5000000 5000000 5000000 8000000 4600000 5000000 -5000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 -5000000 0 0 0 4600000 8000000 -5000000 32600000 PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research 5000000 PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research 5000000 PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research 5000000 PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research 5000000 PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research 8000000 PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research 4600000 PEER/Partnership for Economics Education and Research Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55110003-5511000302 Sweden Sida has supported PEER/ISET MA since 2006 and PEER/ISET-PI since its inception 2011 with good results. Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) ISET PI has applied to Sida for funding of 20 million SEK to carry out the "ISET Policy Institute: promoting Georgia's Development Through Independent Policy Analysis, Training and Civil Society Engagement"" in Georgia during the period 2014-2019. The intervention aims strengthening Georgia's fledging democracy and contributing to the quality and balance of decision-making in key areas of economic policy by 1) providing policy analysis, knowledge and ideas to promote reforms in priority areas 2) developing the capacity within the government of Georgia to design and implement policies consistent with its 2020 strategy and the AA/DCFTA 3) educating the public and work with business and civil society groups to facilitate process of policy formulation and debate. The intervention’s total budget is 24 473 000 SEK, out of which the other donors funding is 4 473 000 SEK ( 587 690 USD) and the remaining 20 million SEK (2 728 410 USD) is contributed by the Embassy of Sweden in Tbilisi. Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) har ansökt hos Sida om finansiering om 20 miljoner SEK för att genomföra ”ISET Policy Institute: promoting Georgia's Development Through Independent Policy Analysis, Training and Civil Society Engagement" i Georgien under perioden 2014–2019. Stödet är ämnat att stärka Georgiens unga demokrati och bidra till högre kvalitet och bättre balans i beslutsfattandet på finanspolitikens kärnområden genom 1) att erbjuda analyser av politiska program, kunskap och idéer för att främja reformer på prioriterade områden 2) att bygga upp den georgiska regeringens kapacitet att utforma och implementera politik i linje med dess 2020-strategi och samt associeringsavtalet med EU 3) att utbilda allmänheten och arbeta med näringslivet och civilsamhället för att understödja den process där det skapas politiska idéer och debatt. Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) genom ISET Policy Institute kommer att genomföra insatsen. Insatsens totala budget är 24 473 000 SEK. Sida bidrar med 20 miljoner SEK (2 728 410 USD) och 4 473 000 SEK (587 690 USD) finansieras av andra givare. - Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) has applied to Sida for funding of 20 million SEK to carry out the "ISET Policy Institute: promoting Georgia's Development Through Independent Policy Analysis, Training and Civil Society Engagement" in Georgia during the period 2014-2019. The intervention aims strengthening Georgia's fledging democracy and contributing to the quality and balance of decision-making in key areas of economic policy by 1) providing policy analysis, knowledge and ideas to promote reforms in priority areas 2) developing the capacity within the government of Georgia to design and implement policies consistent with its 2020 strategy and AA/DCFTA 3) educating the public and work with business and civil society groups to facilitate process of policy formulation and debate. Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER ) will implement the intervention through ISET Policy Institute. The intervention’s total budget is 24 473 000 SEK, out of which the other donors funding is 4 473 000 SEK ( 587 690 USD) and the remaining 20 million SEK (2 728 410 USD) is contributed by Sida. The development intervention's overall aim is strengthening Georgia’s fledgling democracy and contributing to the quality and balance of decision-making in key areas of economic policy: macroeconomic and financial stability; private sector development and social inclusion; development of Georgia’s energy resources and protection of the environment; promotion of agricultural development and structural change (away from agriculture) through sound labor market, health and education policies. Sweden NIRAS Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 381844 0 0 0 381844 381844 NIRAS Sweden AB 381844 NIRAS Sweden AB Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55110006 Sweden The contribution concerns a joint programming initiative between UNDP, UN Women and UNFPA, The programme is a continuation and a previous program from 2012 – 2015. The UN agencies are responsible for one component each and the agreement is signed with UNDP. UN Women will have the role as a convening agent to strengthen coordination between the UN agencies. The content and planned results of the components are as follows. UNDP is responsible for component 1 which aims at enhanced women’s political and economic empowerment and includes activities related to the Inter-Agency Human Rights Council, vocational training for women and support to women local councilors. UN Women is responsible for component 2 , which aims at creating an enabling environment to eliminate violence against women and girls, especially sexual violence and domestic violence. The component will include activities to support the work of the police and prosecutors office and the creation of two new shelters. UNFPA is responsible for component 3 with the aim to advance gender equality and reproductive rights, including for the most vulnerable women, adolescents and youth. This component includes for example work with the inclusion of sexual health information in school curriculum, support to the Public Defender’s Office to monitor sexual and reproductive rights and advocacy campaigns which a special focus on men and fatherhood. All components include activities on national local and grassroots level and will have a holistic approach working with policy advocacy, strengthening national systems and public advocacy. Insatsen avser ett gemensamt program mellan UNDP, UN Women och UNFPA. Programmet utgör en fortsättning på ett tidigare program som pågått från 2012 - 2015. FN organen ansvarar för implementeringen av var sin komponent och avtalet tecknas med UNDP. UN Women kommer att ha rollen som "convening agent" för att stärka koordingeringen mellan FN-organen. Fokus och mål för de olika komponenterna är som följer. UNDP ansvarar för komponent 1 som syftar till att främja kvinnors politiska och ekonomiska deltagande och omfattar bl.a. stöd till centrala MR rådet, yrkesutbildning för kvinnor och stöd till kvinnliga politiker på kommunnivå. UN Women ansvarar för komponent 2 som syftar till att skapa möjligheter att utplåna våld mot kvinnor och flickor, med särskilt fokus på sexuellt våld och våld i hemmet. Komponenten omfattar bl.a. arbete med att stärka polisens och åklagarnas arbete mot våld mot kvinnor samt stöd till ytterligare två skyddade boenden. UNFPA ansvarar för komponent 3 med målet att stärka jämställdhet och sexuella rättigheter för de mest utsatta kvinnorna, tonåringar och ungdomar. Denna komponent inkluderar bl.a. arbete med läroplanen för att inkludera sexualundervisning, stöd till ombudsmannen för uppföljning av sexuella rättigheter och påverkanskampanjer med särskilt fokus på män och rollen som pappa. Samtliga komponenter omfattar arbete på nationell, lokal och gräsrotsnivå och programmet arbetar holistiskt med policyrådgivning, stärkande av nationella system för att leverera tjänster och uppföljning och med att stärka civilsamhällets påverkan och deltagande i beslutsprocesser. The programme has the following objectives: - Enhanced women's political and economic empowerment - Enabling environment to eliminate violence against women and girls, especially sexual and domestic violence, created in Georgia. - Advanced gender equality and reproductive rights, including for the most vulnerable women, adolescents and youth. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Ending violence against women and girls Government & Civil Society-general Phase II of the UN joint program for Gender Equality in Georgia covered the period January 2016 to June 30 2022. The UNJP contributed to further develop and capacitate the national gender equality machinery, such as the permanent Parliamentary Gender Equality Council (GEC), InterAgency Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) and the Public Defenders Office (PDO). Apart from the above mentioned entities, UNJP supported several state institutions at the legislative and executive branches to enhance capacity on gender mainstreaming, adopt and implement gender equality action plans, including contributed to the government adopting gender equality chapters of the National Human Rights Action Plans. The UNJP have supported the Gender Equality Department of the Public Defener's Office. UNJP has also supported the work to carry out regular monitoring of the state run shelters in Georgia and to revise and update the monitoring methodology of the state shelters, crisis centers and hotlines for the victims of domestic violence. Support to the LGBTQI community UNJP has also supported the Public Defender's Office in developing the first special report on the human rights situation of the LGBTQI community in Georgia. This will also strengthen the capacity of the Public Defender's Office to monitor implementation of the legislation around domestic violence. Furthermore, the first ever policy document on enhancing LGBTQI rights in Georgia and address hate crimes against LGBTQI was in 2019 included as a chapter of the National Human Rights Action Plan on Enhancement of the Equality Policy and Combating Discrimination. Violence against Women in Politics The advocacy and awareness raising work enabled the UNJP to launch the first ever study on Violence against Women in Politics in Georgia completed in 2021. The study provided needed evidence and data to work towards eliminating the violence faced by many women while exercising their active and passive political rights. Support to local communities During phase II, UNJP increased its engagement with local municipalities across Georgia, particularly focusing on Kakheti and Samegrelo regions. As a result, the capacities of local governments to develop and implement gender equality policies have strengthened, including using tools such as gender responsible budgeting. With UNJP support, cooperation between local municipalities and community organizations has strengthened, resulting in the allocation of 9.2 million GEL for joint projects in local budgets. Throughout the project period UNJP contributed to creating gender-sensitive local self-government through several initiatives. Women's Economic Empowerment In the area of Women's Economic Empowerment (WEE), the multiyear advocacy efforts to develop a state vision of WEE resulted in the first ever National Concept for Women's Economic Empowerment in 2022. UNJP also introduced the concept of care economy to Georgia and advocated for the introduction of gender-sensitive economic policies in the country. At the local level, UNJP advocated for the launch of tailored municipal programmes for women's economic development. As a result, six municipalities have established such programmes. UNJP provided systemic support to equip the women workforce with income-generating skills, including through tailored professional education programmes. As a result of UNJP's advocacy efforts, state institutions took over UNJP-proposed professional education programmes and introduced gender equality, diversity, and inclusion among priorities. UNJP also contributed to the vocational education reform in Georgia, with technical support directed at enhancing the diversity and inclusion components of the reform. The UNJP, further supported the elaboration of gender-sensitive Family Policies in support of women's economic empowerment and advocated for the introduction of the new regulation for maternity, paternity, and parental leaves. Although falling short of some of the advocacy points put forward by the UNJP, the reformed Labour Code entitles fathers to take a leave for childcare for the first time. Gender Based Violence In terms of genderbased violence (GBV), the UNJP with the lead of UN women have continued its work on violence against women (VAW), domestic violence (DV) including sexual violence. In 2017, Georgia ratified the Istanbul Convention and adopted a milestone legal framework which was the starting point to harmonizing the domestic legislation with the requirements of the Convention, supported by UNJP. As a result of several waves of legislative reform that have have been supported and facilitated by the UNJP, the legislation is today largely compliant with the international standards, even though some gaps remain. As a result of UNJP's support, only specialized prosecutors are now dealing with domestic violence and sexual violence cases. The nationwide hotline and five crisis centres established by support from UNJP are now fully funded by the state. Today 18 percent of women who have experienced intimate partner violence have appealed for support to the police, as opposed to only 1.5 per cent in 2009. Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) In terms of UNJP's work on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) led by UNFPA, the UNJP managed to advance harmful practices and women and girls SRHR on the political agenda and accelerate action in response to the commitments assumed at the Nairobi Summit of ICPD25. UNJP supported the Government of Georgia to follow up on its international commitments related to SRHR. The country accepted 69 out of 70 SRHR-related recommendations raised during Georgias second review of the Universal Periodic Report. During the third periodic review in 2021, the country adopted 257 recommendations out of 285, which is 34.55% increase with respect to the 2nd cycle. The UNJP further introduced legislative amendments to create a better regulatory framework for combating harmful practices of Early/Child Marriage. As result, the Civil Code of Georgia was amended to strictly determine the legal age of marriages without any exception. The Criminal Code of Georgia was amended to criminalize sexual intercourse of an adult with a minor under 16, as well as forced marriages. Comprehensive Sexuality Education The UNJP also further strengthened the National Curriculum of Georgia by integrating various topics of Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) in the formal education system. The national curriculum is relatively well loaded with topics from CSE on the basic education level, while primary education and secondary education levels still need to ensure the provision of age-relevant education. UNJP also invested in improving the quality of the school textbooks in Biology and Civic Education, provided technical assistance to the Ministry of Education and Science to train the master trainers of biology and civic education (78 in total) on CSE. In cooperation with the local Education Resource Centers, Memorandum of Understandings were concluded with 4 schools in Kakheti and 10 schools in Samegrelo to carry out peer education training sessions. In total, UNJP reached 5,861 young people through peer education training sessions in Kakheti and Samegrelo regions, and 941 pupils through schoolbased peer education. Specific efforts have been made by UNJP to address needs and improve protection of rights of LGBTQI persons. To further enhance equality, diversity and equality mechanisms, during the global pandemic, UNDP partnered with the Administration of the Government to establish a Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) for LGBTQI communities responding to the most urgent socio-economic needs. During the final year of the reporting period, the cooperation with LGBTQI community organizations resulted in the semiformal coordination mechanism - Task Force on LGBTQI rights. UNJP, with UNDP as lead, further coordinated efforts of diplomatic core and donors to address LGBTQI rights challenges in Georgia, including the annual statement on IDAHOBIT. During phase II, UNJP increased efforts to strengthen Georgia's civil society with a focus on women's rights organisations and community organizations working on gender equality and women's empowerment in different ways, including LGBTQI community organizations. This was done by introducing communitycentred approaches, capacity building and advocacy initiatives to empower rights holders. The efforts have strengthened CSOs at the national and local levels who continuously advocate for issues of gender equality, diversity, and social inclusion. UNJPs work have also been aimed to increase awareness, change attitudes, challenge stereotypes and increase mens involvement under each of the sub-thematic areas. This has been done through research and publication of reports and evidence, information campaigns, training of journalists etc. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55110006-5511000601 Sweden The contribution concerns a joint programming initiative between UNDP, UN Women and UNFPA, The programme is a continuation and a previous program from 2012 – 2015. The UN agencies are responsible for one component each and the agreement is signed with UNDP. UN Women will have the role as a convening agent to strengthen coordination between the UN agencies. The content and planned results of the components are as follows. UNDP is responsible for component 1 which aims at enhanced women’s political and economic empowerment and includes activities related to the Inter-Agency Human Rights Council, vocational training for women and support to women local councilors. UN Women is responsible for component 2 , which aims at creating an enabling environment to eliminate violence against women and girls, especially sexual violence and domestic violence. The component will include activities to support the work of the police and prosecutors office and the creation of two new shelters. UNFPA is responsible for component 3 with the aim to advance gender equality and reproductive rights, including for the most vulnerable women, adolescents and youth. This component includes for example work with the inclusion of sexual health information in school curriculum, support to the Public Defender’s Office to monitor sexual and reproductive rights and advocacy campaigns which a special focus on men and fatherhood. All components include activities on national local and grassroots level and will have a holistic approach working with policy advocacy, strengthening national systems and public advocacy. Insatsen avser ett gemensamt program mellan UNDP, UN Women och UNFPA. Programmet utgör en fortsättning på ett tidigare program som pågått från 2012 - 2015. FN organen ansvarar för implementeringen av var sin komponent och avtalet tecknas med UNDP. UN Women kommer att ha rollen som "convening agent" för att stärka koordingeringen mellan FN-organen. Fokus och mål för de olika komponenterna är som följer. UNDP ansvarar för komponent 1 som syftar till att främja kvinnors politiska och ekonomiska deltagande och omfattar bl.a. stöd till centrala MR rådet, yrkesutbildning för kvinnor och stöd till kvinnliga politiker på kommunnivå. UN Women ansvarar för komponent 2 som syftar till att skapa möjligheter att utplåna våld mot kvinnor och flickor, med särskilt fokus på sexuellt våld och våld i hemmet. Komponenten omfattar bl.a. arbete med att stärka polisens och åklagarnas arbete mot våld mot kvinnor samt stöd till ytterligare två skyddade boenden. UNFPA ansvarar för komponent 3 med målet att stärka jämställdhet och sexuella rättigheter för de mest utsatta kvinnorna, tonåringar och ungdomar. Denna komponent inkluderar bl.a. arbete med läroplanen för att inkludera sexualundervisning, stöd till ombudsmannen för uppföljning av sexuella rättigheter och påverkanskampanjer med särskilt fokus på män och rollen som pappa. Samtliga komponenter omfattar arbete på nationell, lokal och gräsrotsnivå och programmet arbetar holistiskt med policyrådgivning, stärkande av nationella system för att leverera tjänster och uppföljning och med att stärka civilsamhällets påverkan och deltagande i beslutsprocesser. The programme has the following objectives: - Enhanced women's political and economic empowerment - Enabling environment to eliminate violence against women and girls, especially sexual and domestic violence, created in Georgia. - Advanced gender equality and reproductive rights, including for the most vulnerable women, adolescents and youth. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 16000000 21000000 12000000 14994000 11500000 14117000 0 0 5000000 10000000 -10000000 15000000 6000000 0 16000000 0 12000000 10000000 0 0 0 -10000000 0 6500000 9500000 5000000 0 0 5494000 0 0 4117000 10000000 94611000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 12000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 9500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5494000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4117000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Reduced gender-based violence, hate crimes and human trafficking Östeuropa: Minskat könsrelaterat våld, hatbrott och människohandel Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55110006-5511000603 Sweden The contribution concerns a joint programming initiative between UNDP, UN Women and UNFPA, The programme is a continuation and a previous program from 2012 – 2015. The UN agencies are responsible for one component each and the agreement is signed with UNDP. UN Women will have the role as a convening agent to strengthen coordination between the UN agencies. The content and planned results of the components are as follows. UNDP is responsible for component 1 which aims at enhanced women’s political and economic empowerment and includes activities related to the Inter-Agency Human Rights Council, vocational training for women and support to women local councilors. UN Women is responsible for component 2 , which aims at creating an enabling environment to eliminate violence against women and girls, especially sexual violence and domestic violence. The component will include activities to support the work of the police and prosecutors office and the creation of two new shelters. UNFPA is responsible for component 3 with the aim to advance gender equality and reproductive rights, including for the most vulnerable women, adolescents and youth. This component includes for example work with the inclusion of sexual health information in school curriculum, support to the Public Defender’s Office to monitor sexual and reproductive rights and advocacy campaigns which a special focus on men and fatherhood. All components include activities on national local and grassroots level and will have a holistic approach working with policy advocacy, strengthening national systems and public advocacy. Insatsen avser ett gemensamt program mellan UNDP, UN Women och UNFPA. Programmet utgör en fortsättning på ett tidigare program som pågått från 2012 - 2015. FN organen ansvarar för implementeringen av var sin komponent och avtalet tecknas med UNDP. UN Women kommer att ha rollen som "convening agent" för att stärka koordingeringen mellan FN-organen. Fokus och mål för de olika komponenterna är som följer. UNDP ansvarar för komponent 1 som syftar till att främja kvinnors politiska och ekonomiska deltagande och omfattar bl.a. stöd till centrala MR rådet, yrkesutbildning för kvinnor och stöd till kvinnliga politiker på kommunnivå. UN Women ansvarar för komponent 2 som syftar till att skapa möjligheter att utplåna våld mot kvinnor och flickor, med särskilt fokus på sexuellt våld och våld i hemmet. Komponenten omfattar bl.a. arbete med att stärka polisens och åklagarnas arbete mot våld mot kvinnor samt stöd till ytterligare två skyddade boenden. UNFPA ansvarar för komponent 3 med målet att stärka jämställdhet och sexuella rättigheter för de mest utsatta kvinnorna, tonåringar och ungdomar. Denna komponent inkluderar bl.a. arbete med läroplanen för att inkludera sexualundervisning, stöd till ombudsmannen för uppföljning av sexuella rättigheter och påverkanskampanjer med särskilt fokus på män och rollen som pappa. Samtliga komponenter omfattar arbete på nationell, lokal och gräsrotsnivå och programmet arbetar holistiskt med policyrådgivning, stärkande av nationella system för att leverera tjänster och uppföljning och med att stärka civilsamhällets påverkan och deltagande i beslutsprocesser. The programme has the following objectives: - Enhanced women's political and economic empowerment - Enabling environment to eliminate violence against women and girls, especially sexual and domestic violence, created in Georgia. - Advanced gender equality and reproductive rights, including for the most vulnerable women, adolescents and youth. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -100959 0 0 0 0 0 -100959 0 -100959 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -100958.51 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved livelihood opportunities for groups that are excluded or discriminated against Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för exkluderade eller diskriminerade grupper Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55120005 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden will support Resonance, a civil society organisation based in the Transnistrian region of the Republic of Moldova (TN), to implement core support activities provided by Resonance’s Strategic Plan during June 2016 - June 2019. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of Resonance’s medium term Strategic Plan 2016-2019 in the field of prevention and fighting domestic violence in TN. Sverige kommer att ge kärnstöd till Resonance, en civilsamhällsorganisation baserad i den Transnistriska regionen av Moldavien (TN), under perioden juni 2016 - juni 2019. Kärnstöd ges för att stärka Resonance´s organisatoriska kapacitet och för att bidra till implementeringen av deras strategiska plan 2016-2019 inom området förebyggande och bekämpande av våld i hemmet i TN. The Embassy of Sweden will support Resonance, a civil society organisation based in the Transnistrian region of the Republic of Moldova, to implement core support activities provided by Resonance’s Strategic Plan during June 2016 - June 2019. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of Resonance’s medium term Strategic Plan 2016-2019 in the field of prevention and fighting domestic violence in Transnistria. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general 1. Strengthening the capacity of the Transnistrian platform for the prevention of domestic violence and the promotion of women's rights and elaboration of strategic planning for 2017 – 2020 with clear objectives and indicators. The efforts of the coalition was united to submit petition and advocate for changes in the legislation and institutional level to improve women’s rights. 16 Days Campaign managed to combine efforts of all women’s platform members. Resonance joined international StepUP campaign running by WAVE. 2. The new permanent Placement for shelter was officially commissioned in Tiraspol in February 2019. The new placement will be able to accept twice more women and children than the old temporary one in Bendery (12 places for adults and 4 places for children under 3 years old). It is the fist shelter in the Transniestrian region which meets international standards for shelters.  3. 357 beneficiaries (238 women, 115 children and 4 men) received services provided by the Crisis centre. 320 beneficiaries received long-term comprehensive support and worked to change their life situation. The cases of 220 beneficiaries are closed, of which 182 women (83% of completed cases) – managed to solve their problems and got out of the crisis situation (divorced with aggressors, drew up social benefits, alimony was withdrawn, women reside separately from aggressors, personal identification documents were drawn up, children started to attend educational establishments).  4. Within the framework of the Agreement signed in 2017 with the df Ministry of Internal Affairs, the two Plans of Joint Measures was approved and 17 activities for 276 local police officers, including df minister, df heads of duty units from all 7 regions, were implemented (round table with high-level police officers, trainings for acting police officers and graduate students, study visit). Since 2018 Informed Consent is mandatory for df  police officers. This important tool for responding to cases of domestic violence allows df police officers to identify victims of domestic violence by asking victims to fill out this form and referring victims to the Women's Crisis Center for direct assistance. 5. In 2019 the Instruction for organizing the activities of employees of df internal affairs bodies to eliminate and prevent domestic violence was approved. The Crisis Center run by Resonance is defined in the Order as the institution where df police should refer identified women-victims of domestic violence. Center Resonance and the df MoI developed this instruction together. 6. 251 women and girls participated in the Women economic program – an unique program for women to increase their capacity and become economically independent (employment, entrepreneurship, consulting). 131 women have regular income and were employed. Starting from the end of 2017, 9 new business projects were launched (sewing manufacture, industrial alpinism, beauty services, producing eco-products, educational services for children).29 new jobs were created. 7. A Legal expertise to assess the compliance of de-facto legislation to international standards on combating gender-based violence and practice of implementation of current legislation by df police was drafted. This is a strong tool for advocacy of special legislation and institutional changes to respond to domestic violence. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55120005-5512000501 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden will support Resonance, a civil society organisation based in the Transnistrian region of the Republic of Moldova (TN), to implement core support activities provided by Resonance’s Strategic Plan during June 2016 - June 2019. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of Resonance’s medium term Strategic Plan 2016-2019 in the field of prevention and fighting domestic violence in TN. Sverige kommer att ge kärnstöd till Resonance, en civilsamhällsorganisation baserad i den Transnistriska regionen av Moldavien (TN), under perioden juni 2016 - juni 2019. Kärnstöd ges för att stärka Resonance´s organisatoriska kapacitet och för att bidra till implementeringen av deras strategiska plan 2016-2019 inom området förebyggande och bekämpande av våld i hemmet i TN. The Embassy of Sweden will support Resonance, a civil society organisation based in the Transnistrian region of the Republic of Moldova, to implement core support activities provided by Resonance’s Strategic Plan during June 2016 - June 2019. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of Resonance’s medium term Strategic Plan 2016-2019 in the field of prevention and fighting domestic violence in Transnistria. Sweden Resonance Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Resonance 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 83942 424010 811341 269286 811314.0000000003 -2000000 0 0 0 2000000 2000000 0 0 83942 -2000000 -2000000 2000000 424010 269286 -192457 1588579 Resonance 83942 Resonance 424010 Resonance 6926.21 Resonance 804387.79 Resonance 269286 Resonance -192457.63 Resonance Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55120005-5512000503 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden will support Resonance, a civil society organisation based in the Transnistrian region of the Republic of Moldova (TN), to implement core support activities provided by Resonance’s Strategic Plan during June 2016 - June 2019. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of Resonance’s medium term Strategic Plan 2016-2019 in the field of prevention and fighting domestic violence in TN. Sverige kommer att ge kärnstöd till Resonance, en civilsamhällsorganisation baserad i den Transnistriska regionen av Moldavien (TN), under perioden juni 2016 - juni 2019. Kärnstöd ges för att stärka Resonance´s organisatoriska kapacitet och för att bidra till implementeringen av deras strategiska plan 2016-2019 inom området förebyggande och bekämpande av våld i hemmet i TN. The Embassy of Sweden will support Resonance, a civil society organisation based in the Transnistrian region of the Republic of Moldova, to implement core support activities provided by Resonance’s Strategic Plan during June 2016 - June 2019. Core support is granted to strengthen institutional capacities and to assist the implementation of Resonance’s medium term Strategic Plan 2016-2019 in the field of prevention and fighting domestic violence in Transnistria. Sweden Resonance Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Resonance 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 501735 1281652 1142793 534778 1142793 0 501735 0.0000000002 1281652 0 534778 0 3460958 Resonance 0 Resonance 501735 Resonance 1281652 Resonance 1142793 Resonance 534778 Resonance Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55130002 Sweden Co-PLAN, Institute for Habitat Development in cooperation with Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP), Volontariato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo (VIS), and Coordinamento delle Organizzazioni per il Servizio Volontario (COSV) have conceived a consortium combining leading local and international experiences and set forth the concept “Empower Grass-Root CSOs for improved innovative environmental protection in Albania“. The overall objective of the proposed intervention is to contribute to the improvement and factorisation of environmental CSOs to effectively address environmental challenges in Albania for tangible change. The four organisations are well rooted and active in Albania, and between them share extensive experience in matters of environmental planning management and policy-influencing, and civil society capacity development country-wide. The intervention is a three-year programme 2021-2023 that includes forwarding of funding to environmental civil society organisations, capacity building and networking activities. The project is based on an integrated approach covering the whole Albanian territory, with the aim of reaching also the most remote and rural areas of the country. This geographical outreach is assured by a balanced division in 4 main regions covered and assisted by each partner. The overall responsibility including forwarding of funding is with Co-PLAN and for that reason the appraisal focuses primarily on Co-PLAN. The requested amount is 1 173 660 EUR. The cooperation partner co-financing is 49 440 EUR. About 68% of the amount is forwarding of funding to local CSOs and there are 4 types of grants foreseen with different purpose, duration and maximum amount: 1) Initiative grants; 2) Partnership grants; 3) Networking/Policy-influencing Grants; 4) Communication and mobilisation grants. Co-PLAN, Institute for Habitat Development i samarbete med Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP), Volontariato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo (VIS) och Coordinamento delle Organizzazioni per il Servizio Volontario (COSV) har tagit fram ett konsortium som kombinerar ledande lokala och internationella erfarenheter och presenterade konceptet ”Empower Grass-Root CSOs för förbättrat innovativt miljöskydd i Albanien”. Det övergripande målet med den föreslagna insatsen är att bidra till förbättring och stöd till miljöorganisationer för att effektivt hantera miljöutmaningar i Albanien och till konkreta förändringar. De fyra organisationerna är väl förankrade och aktiva i Albanien och kan dela med sig av lång erfarenhet av miljöplaneringshantering, advocacy och utveckling av det civila samhällets kapacitet över hela landet. Insatsen är ett treårigt program 2021–2023 som omfattar finansiering till miljöorganisationer inom civilsamhället, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och nätverkande. Projektet bygger på ett integrerat tillvägagångssätt som täcker hela Albanien, med målet att nå även de mest avlägsna landsbygdsområdena i landet. Denna geografiska spridning säkerställs genom en uppdelning i fyra huvudregioner som täcks genom varje partner. Det övergripande ansvaret inklusive vidarebefordran av finansiering ligger hos Co-PLAN och utvärderingen fokuserar därför främst på Co-PLAN. Det begärda beloppet är 1173 660 EUR (uppskattat belopp i MSEK 12,4). Samfinansieringen av samarbetspartnern är 49 440 EUR. Cirka 68% av beloppet vidarebefordras för finansiering till lokala CSO: er. Det finns fyra typer av bidrag planerade med olika syfte, varaktighet och maximalt belopp: 1) ”Initiativ-bidrag”; 2) Partnerskap; 3) Nätverkande / policypåverkande bidrag; 4) Kommunikations- och mobiliseringsbidrag. The overall objective of the proposed action is to contribute to the improvement and factorisation of environmental CSOs to effectively address environmental challenges in Albania for tangible change. In more specific terms, the projects aims: 1) To enhance the capacity of Albanian local environmental CSOs, through a comprehensive, and capacity building strategy implementation. 2) To introduce innovative models in environmental management and capacity development through a comprehensive and integrated sub-grant scheme addressing environmental topics at local level. 3) To factor the CSOs’ evidence-informed input and advocacy role in environmental policy-making processes. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The intervention has achieved important results and some of these results (all levels) are presented below: - 62 environmental organizations and informal groups were financially supported by Green AL, implementing 31 projects in 25 country municipalities. Green- AL has served as a significant reference point for organizations and environmental issues in the country throughout its three years of implementation. - Establishing Thematic Forums in collaboration with partner organizations has fostered a spirit of cooperation and networking among CSOs. - The intervention outreached more than 200 000 citizens whilst giving voice to at least 5 community related issues up to solution. - Supported 17 small CSOs which led to increasing their understanding and project cycle management capacities. - Influenced for Social and Gender Dimension to be part of CSOs. - During the three years of the implementation 40 trainings (10 per region) were delivered covering different environmental topics and gender aspects related to the work of CSOs and the environment. In total, in these trainings were present approximately 943 persons out of which 519 persons or 56% of the participants were women. - The themes addressed by the organizations in Green-AL have been notably diverse, covering areas such as pollution (water, air, soil), climate change (awareness campaigns and support for municipalities), and the protection and promotion of nature (including protected areas, Natura 2000, and forest management). These topics are highly relevant and tangible for all those involved in the environmental sector. Projects directly addressing pressing community issues have garnered increased interest and engagement. For instance, projects implemented by Miqësia Ulëz for the construction of the Madhneshi Hydropower Plant, Vizioni i Gjelbërt for quarry exploitation in the area of Vranishti, and QSNN for addressing pollution in the Fan i Madh River have particularly resonated with affected communities. - Increased attention by journalists to take up or report on environmental issues by actively participating in meetings and conferences held by CSOs as well as requests for interviews, giving space to environmental experts in TV shows or chronicles. - Increased engagement from public authorities especially in initiatives that include small scale investments. For example: Environmental and Territorial Management Institute, ETMI, through the project Monitoring of Environmental Performance through the Digitalization of Data, has designed a tool that will allow three municipalities involved in the project (Divjaka, Kavaja, Roskovec) to monitor greenhouse gas emissions in several sectors which will enable the municipalities to assess better the need for investments. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55130002-5513000201 Sweden Co-PLAN, Institute for Habitat Development in cooperation with Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP), Volontariato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo (VIS), and Coordinamento delle Organizzazioni per il Servizio Volontario (COSV) have conceived a consortium combining leading local and international experiences and set forth the concept “Empower Grass-Root CSOs for improved innovative environmental protection in Albania“. The overall objective of the proposed intervention is to contribute to the improvement and factorisation of environmental CSOs to effectively address environmental challenges in Albania for tangible change. The four organisations are well rooted and active in Albania, and between them share extensive experience in matters of environmental planning management and policy-influencing, and civil society capacity development country-wide. The intervention is a three-year programme 2021-2023 that includes forwarding of funding to environmental civil society organisations, capacity building and networking activities. The project is based on an integrated approach covering the whole Albanian territory, with the aim of reaching also the most remote and rural areas of the country. This geographical outreach is assured by a balanced division in 4 main regions covered and assisted by each partner. The overall responsibility including forwarding of funding is with Co-PLAN and for that reason the appraisal focuses primarily on Co-PLAN. The requested amount is 1 173 660 EUR. The cooperation partner co-financing is 49 440 EUR. About 68% of the amount is forwarding of funding to local CSOs and there are 4 types of grants foreseen with different purpose, duration and maximum amount: 1) Initiative grants; 2) Partnership grants; 3) Networking/Policy-influencing Grants; 4) Communication and mobilisation grants. Co-PLAN, Institute for Habitat Development i samarbete med Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP), Volontariato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo (VIS) och Coordinamento delle Organizzazioni per il Servizio Volontario (COSV) har tagit fram ett konsortium som kombinerar ledande lokala och internationella erfarenheter och presenterade konceptet ”Empower Grass-Root CSOs för förbättrat innovativt miljöskydd i Albanien”. Det övergripande målet med den föreslagna insatsen är att bidra till förbättring och stöd till miljöorganisationer för att effektivt hantera miljöutmaningar i Albanien och till konkreta förändringar. De fyra organisationerna är väl förankrade och aktiva i Albanien och kan dela med sig av lång erfarenhet av miljöplaneringshantering, advocacy och utveckling av det civila samhällets kapacitet över hela landet. Insatsen är ett treårigt program 2021–2023 som omfattar finansiering till miljöorganisationer inom civilsamhället, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och nätverkande. Projektet bygger på ett integrerat tillvägagångssätt som täcker hela Albanien, med målet att nå även de mest avlägsna landsbygdsområdena i landet. Denna geografiska spridning säkerställs genom en uppdelning i fyra huvudregioner som täcks genom varje partner. Det övergripande ansvaret inklusive vidarebefordran av finansiering ligger hos Co-PLAN och utvärderingen fokuserar därför främst på Co-PLAN. Det begärda beloppet är 1173 660 EUR (uppskattat belopp i MSEK 12,4). Samfinansieringen av samarbetspartnern är 49 440 EUR. Cirka 68% av beloppet vidarebefordras för finansiering till lokala CSO: er. Det finns fyra typer av bidrag planerade med olika syfte, varaktighet och maximalt belopp: 1) ”Initiativ-bidrag”; 2) Partnerskap; 3) Nätverkande / policypåverkande bidrag; 4) Kommunikations- och mobiliseringsbidrag. The overall objective of the proposed action is to contribute to the improvement and factorisation of environmental CSOs to effectively address environmental challenges in Albania for tangible change. In more specific terms, the projects aims: 1) To enhance the capacity of Albanian local environmental CSOs, through a comprehensive, and capacity building strategy implementation. 2) To introduce innovative models in environmental management and capacity development through a comprehensive and integrated sub-grant scheme addressing environmental topics at local level. 3) To factor the CSOs’ evidence-informed input and advocacy role in environmental policy-making processes. Sweden Co-PLAN Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Co-PLAN 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 -5000000 -4000000 0 2000000 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 1000000 0 3000000 Co-PLAN 3000000 Co-PLAN Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55130002-5513000203 Sweden Co-PLAN, Institute for Habitat Development in cooperation with Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP), Volontariato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo (VIS), and Coordinamento delle Organizzazioni per il Servizio Volontario (COSV) have conceived a consortium combining leading local and international experiences and set forth the concept “Empower Grass-Root CSOs for improved innovative environmental protection in Albania“. The overall objective of the proposed intervention is to contribute to the improvement and factorisation of environmental CSOs to effectively address environmental challenges in Albania for tangible change. The four organisations are well rooted and active in Albania, and between them share extensive experience in matters of environmental planning management and policy-influencing, and civil society capacity development country-wide. The intervention is a three-year programme 2021-2023 that includes forwarding of funding to environmental civil society organisations, capacity building and networking activities. The project is based on an integrated approach covering the whole Albanian territory, with the aim of reaching also the most remote and rural areas of the country. This geographical outreach is assured by a balanced division in 4 main regions covered and assisted by each partner. The overall responsibility including forwarding of funding is with Co-PLAN and for that reason the appraisal focuses primarily on Co-PLAN. The requested amount is 1 173 660 EUR. The cooperation partner co-financing is 49 440 EUR. About 68% of the amount is forwarding of funding to local CSOs and there are 4 types of grants foreseen with different purpose, duration and maximum amount: 1) Initiative grants; 2) Partnership grants; 3) Networking/Policy-influencing Grants; 4) Communication and mobilisation grants. Co-PLAN, Institute for Habitat Development i samarbete med Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP), Volontariato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo (VIS) och Coordinamento delle Organizzazioni per il Servizio Volontario (COSV) har tagit fram ett konsortium som kombinerar ledande lokala och internationella erfarenheter och presenterade konceptet ”Empower Grass-Root CSOs för förbättrat innovativt miljöskydd i Albanien”. Det övergripande målet med den föreslagna insatsen är att bidra till förbättring och stöd till miljöorganisationer för att effektivt hantera miljöutmaningar i Albanien och till konkreta förändringar. De fyra organisationerna är väl förankrade och aktiva i Albanien och kan dela med sig av lång erfarenhet av miljöplaneringshantering, advocacy och utveckling av det civila samhällets kapacitet över hela landet. Insatsen är ett treårigt program 2021–2023 som omfattar finansiering till miljöorganisationer inom civilsamhället, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och nätverkande. Projektet bygger på ett integrerat tillvägagångssätt som täcker hela Albanien, med målet att nå även de mest avlägsna landsbygdsområdena i landet. Denna geografiska spridning säkerställs genom en uppdelning i fyra huvudregioner som täcks genom varje partner. Det övergripande ansvaret inklusive vidarebefordran av finansiering ligger hos Co-PLAN och utvärderingen fokuserar därför främst på Co-PLAN. Det begärda beloppet är 1173 660 EUR (uppskattat belopp i MSEK 12,4). Samfinansieringen av samarbetspartnern är 49 440 EUR. Cirka 68% av beloppet vidarebefordras för finansiering till lokala CSO: er. Det finns fyra typer av bidrag planerade med olika syfte, varaktighet och maximalt belopp: 1) ”Initiativ-bidrag”; 2) Partnerskap; 3) Nätverkande / policypåverkande bidrag; 4) Kommunikations- och mobiliseringsbidrag. The overall objective of the proposed action is to contribute to the improvement and factorisation of environmental CSOs to effectively address environmental challenges in Albania for tangible change. In more specific terms, the projects aims: 1) To enhance the capacity of Albanian local environmental CSOs, through a comprehensive, and capacity building strategy implementation. 2) To introduce innovative models in environmental management and capacity development through a comprehensive and integrated sub-grant scheme addressing environmental topics at local level. 3) To factor the CSOs’ evidence-informed input and advocacy role in environmental policy-making processes. Sweden Co-PLAN Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Co-PLAN 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4400000 5000000 -80715 5000000 0 4400000 -80715 0 9319285 Co-PLAN 4400000 Co-PLAN 5000000 Co-PLAN -80715.34 Co-PLAN Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55130009 Sweden The contribution will focus on juvenile justice reform in Albania and will be implemented over a 3 years period, as a joint cooperation effort between the Swedish and Albanian law enforcement authorities: police, prosecution, courts, prison and probation services. The intervention will be implemented under the responsibility of the Swedish Police Authority who will be accountable to the Embassy in Albania regarding the results achieved and the use of the funds. The other participating Swedish authorities namely Prosecution, Court administration, Prison and Probation services will be part of the programme implementation but reporting directly to the Swedish Police Authority as the Lead Agency for this programme. The intervention's goal is to strengthen the whole justice chain for juvenile offenders and reach applicable international standards throughout the whole chain of justice. This intervention targets the existing weaknesses in the field of Juvenile Justice in Albania and in the observance of Human Rights for juveniles. The contribution will support the enhancement of the working capacities of the Albanian partner agencies within the justice sector. The primary overall objective is to support the Albanian law enforcement agencies’ progression towards meeting international human rights standards in juvenile justice. By meeting these standards, Albania will progress towards fulfilling the criteria of the European Union acquis. Another long-term objective is to contribute to increased public trust in the criminal justice system. With the juvenile in focus, the intervention also aims to contribute to improved rehabilitation of young offenders, and facilitate their integration into society, leading to increased security and safety for the public at large. Throughout its implementation, the intervention will be closely linked with the ongoing overall justice Reform in Albania, and will constitute an integral part of it. The justice reform is considered one of the major endeavours of Albania in its road towards EU accession and the establishment of a fair and accessible justice for all. Insatsen fokuserar på reformen av Albaniens system för ”juvenile justice” och genomförs under en treårsperiod. Insatsen genomförs gemensamt av de svenska och albanska rättsinstitutionerna, dvs: polisen, åklagar- och domstolsväsendet samt fängelsemyndigheten. Den svenska polismyndigheten ansvarar för projektetkoordinering samt uppföljning och rapportering till ambassaden. Övriga deltagande svenska myndigheter rapporterar till polismyndigheten. Insatsens huvudsyfte är stärka hela rättskedjan med avseende på ungdomsbrottslighet vilket gör att Albanien kan leva upp till internationella och EU-standarder på området. Långsiktigt bedöms insatsen bidra till allmänhetens ökade tillit till det albanska rättsystemet. Insatsen ska vidare bidra till kapacitetsutveckling av albanska institutioner samt förbättrat återinförande till samhället av unga förbrytare med ökad säkerhet för allmänheten som följd. Insatsen och dess genomförande kopplar starkt till pågående rättsreform i Albanien och kan sägas vara en integrerad del av den övergripande rättsreformen. Enhanced capacity of Albanian law enforcement agencies and Courts to meet human rights standards in juvenile justice through a comprehensive justice chain approach that targets each individual agency in close interaction with the others. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general Between July 2020 and August 2021, the Programme Implementation Team including the resident coordinator and experts from the Swedish agencies, have continued to work online due to the restrictions imposed from the COVID situation. The Resident Coordinator has mainly worked from Sweden with short returns to Albania in fall 2020 and before summer 2021. Due to the circumstances created by COVID, some activities have not been completed as planned and have been extended further in time. However, the Programme has adjusted well to distant working methods and continued the implementation of activities even in the current situation by for example focusing on the development of guidance materials and expert advice as well as using other measures. The Monitoring Plan developed during 2018, specified data needed to measure progress on output, outcome, and impact level, but has been utilized only partly due to accuracy problems with manual data collection. The problem has been addressed during 2020 with a revised Monitoring Plan developed and implemented. The Programme Document was revised during the first half of 2020, to reflect the Programmes justice chain approach more accurately. The focus during 2nd half of 2020 and until August 2021, has been to support the Albanian Ministry of Justice, and the Albanian counterpart agencies to apply the new legislation, on interview techniques, the new juvenile sanctions, and the instrument of diversion introduced by the new Code. Assistance has been provided to the Probation Service in the development of high-quality templates for Individual Assessment Reports/Pre-sentence Reports, as a requirement in the new Code. Training on the application of diversion, precautionary measures, and juvenile sanctions targeting judges and prosecutors were conducted throughout Albania. The new Case Law Compilations were introduced and discussed, where all judgements and decisions on precautionary measures from the pilot courts during the first years of practice have been compiled and analyzed. Similarly, the workshop on developing a template for Individual Assessment Reports involved several agencies in the justice chain prosecution, courts, and probation.During the same period the programme has strengthened internally the inter-agency cooperation and joint working methods. Sammanfattande resultatuppdatering Conclusion on Performance Contribution ID: 55130009 2 (15) The Programme has been active in the on the site Juvenile Justice events organized by the Albanian stakeholders, including the Ministry of Justice, like the one in June 2021 in the Institute for Minors in Conflict with the Law, in Kavaja, where the event was also used by the programmes presence to boost the dialogue with the different stakeholders and promote the required coordination in the area of Juvenile Justice. The programme has made concrete efforts to strengthen and improve the coordination with UNICEF, when it comes to streamlining of methods and unified application of the New Code for Juveniles. The Embassy has also backed up this coordination with dedicated meeting with UNICEF, considering its importance in the field as a long-term influencing actor. During the end of 2020 and the first half of 2021, a lot of work was carried out between the Swedish agencies in order to agree on a realistic programme implementation plan with new activities for the extended period, up to June 2022. Considering the budget deficit between the original amount allocated to the Programme and the cost of new activities during the extended period, the Embassy has appraised a proposal for additional funding resulting in an additional amount of 6 300 000 SEK granted to the programme. The respective amendment of agreement was signed in July 2021 and the funds have been already disbursed in August. From September, depending on the COVID situation in both countries, it is expected the return of short-term missions from the Swedish agencies experts. However, many activities are expected to be still caried out in a distance or through a hybrid modality. 1.3 Assessment of the likelihood that the objectives will be achieved by the end of No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55130009-5513000901 Sweden The contribution will focus on juvenile justice reform in Albania and will be implemented over a 3 years period, as a joint cooperation effort between the Swedish and Albanian law enforcement authorities: police, prosecution, courts, prison and probation services. The intervention will be implemented under the responsibility of the Swedish Police Authority who will be accountable to the Embassy in Albania regarding the results achieved and the use of the funds. The other participating Swedish authorities namely Prosecution, Court administration, Prison and Probation services will be part of the programme implementation but reporting directly to the Swedish Police Authority as the Lead Agency for this programme. The intervention's goal is to strengthen the whole justice chain for juvenile offenders and reach applicable international standards throughout the whole chain of justice. This intervention targets the existing weaknesses in the field of Juvenile Justice in Albania and in the observance of Human Rights for juveniles. The contribution will support the enhancement of the working capacities of the Albanian partner agencies within the justice sector. The primary overall objective is to support the Albanian law enforcement agencies’ progression towards meeting international human rights standards in juvenile justice. By meeting these standards, Albania will progress towards fulfilling the criteria of the European Union acquis. Another long-term objective is to contribute to increased public trust in the criminal justice system. With the juvenile in focus, the intervention also aims to contribute to improved rehabilitation of young offenders, and facilitate their integration into society, leading to increased security and safety for the public at large. Throughout its implementation, the intervention will be closely linked with the ongoing overall justice Reform in Albania, and will constitute an integral part of it. The justice reform is considered one of the major endeavours of Albania in its road towards EU accession and the establishment of a fair and accessible justice for all. Insatsen fokuserar på reformen av Albaniens system för ”juvenile justice” och genomförs under en treårsperiod. Insatsen genomförs gemensamt av de svenska och albanska rättsinstitutionerna, dvs: polisen, åklagar- och domstolsväsendet samt fängelsemyndigheten. Den svenska polismyndigheten ansvarar för projektetkoordinering samt uppföljning och rapportering till ambassaden. Övriga deltagande svenska myndigheter rapporterar till polismyndigheten. Insatsens huvudsyfte är stärka hela rättskedjan med avseende på ungdomsbrottslighet vilket gör att Albanien kan leva upp till internationella och EU-standarder på området. Långsiktigt bedöms insatsen bidra till allmänhetens ökade tillit till det albanska rättsystemet. Insatsen ska vidare bidra till kapacitetsutveckling av albanska institutioner samt förbättrat återinförande till samhället av unga förbrytare med ökad säkerhet för allmänheten som följd. Insatsen och dess genomförande kopplar starkt till pågående rättsreform i Albanien och kan sägas vara en integrerad del av den övergripande rättsreformen. Enhanced capacity of Albanian law enforcement agencies and Courts to meet human rights standards in juvenile justice through a comprehensive justice chain approach that targets each individual agency in close interaction with the others. Sweden Polismyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Polismyndigheten 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 12000000 0 10000000 6500000 6300000 0 0 0 3500000 10000000 -3500000 -7500000 0 7500000 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 2000000 -7000000 0 -7000000 7000000 10000000 0 0 6500000 0 0 0 0 6300000 34800000 Polismyndigheten 10000000 Polismyndigheten 2000000 Polismyndigheten 10000000 Polismyndigheten 6500000 Polismyndigheten 6300000 Polismyndigheten Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient judiciary, which to a greater extent guarantees the right to a fair trial, in accordance with European standards Västra Balkan: Ett mer effektivt rättsväsende, som i högre utsträckning garanterar rätten till en rättvis rättegång, i enlighet med europeisk standard Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55130009-5513000902 Sweden The contribution will focus on juvenile justice reform in Albania and will be implemented over a 3 years period, as a joint cooperation effort between the Swedish and Albanian law enforcement authorities: police, prosecution, courts, prison and probation services. The intervention will be implemented under the responsibility of the Swedish Police Authority who will be accountable to the Embassy in Albania regarding the results achieved and the use of the funds. The other participating Swedish authorities namely Prosecution, Court administration, Prison and Probation services will be part of the programme implementation but reporting directly to the Swedish Police Authority as the Lead Agency for this programme. The intervention's goal is to strengthen the whole justice chain for juvenile offenders and reach applicable international standards throughout the whole chain of justice. This intervention targets the existing weaknesses in the field of Juvenile Justice in Albania and in the observance of Human Rights for juveniles. The contribution will support the enhancement of the working capacities of the Albanian partner agencies within the justice sector. The primary overall objective is to support the Albanian law enforcement agencies’ progression towards meeting international human rights standards in juvenile justice. By meeting these standards, Albania will progress towards fulfilling the criteria of the European Union acquis. Another long-term objective is to contribute to increased public trust in the criminal justice system. With the juvenile in focus, the intervention also aims to contribute to improved rehabilitation of young offenders, and facilitate their integration into society, leading to increased security and safety for the public at large. Throughout its implementation, the intervention will be closely linked with the ongoing overall justice Reform in Albania, and will constitute an integral part of it. The justice reform is considered one of the major endeavours of Albania in its road towards EU accession and the establishment of a fair and accessible justice for all. Insatsen fokuserar på reformen av Albaniens system för ”juvenile justice” och genomförs under en treårsperiod. Insatsen genomförs gemensamt av de svenska och albanska rättsinstitutionerna, dvs: polisen, åklagar- och domstolsväsendet samt fängelsemyndigheten. Den svenska polismyndigheten ansvarar för projektetkoordinering samt uppföljning och rapportering till ambassaden. Övriga deltagande svenska myndigheter rapporterar till polismyndigheten. Insatsens huvudsyfte är stärka hela rättskedjan med avseende på ungdomsbrottslighet vilket gör att Albanien kan leva upp till internationella och EU-standarder på området. Långsiktigt bedöms insatsen bidra till allmänhetens ökade tillit till det albanska rättsystemet. Insatsen ska vidare bidra till kapacitetsutveckling av albanska institutioner samt förbättrat återinförande till samhället av unga förbrytare med ökad säkerhet för allmänheten som följd. Insatsen och dess genomförande kopplar starkt till pågående rättsreform i Albanien och kan sägas vara en integrerad del av den övergripande rättsreformen. Enhanced capacity of Albanian law enforcement agencies and Courts to meet human rights standards in juvenile justice through a comprehensive justice chain approach that targets each individual agency in close interaction with the others. Sweden Polismyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Polismyndigheten 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -267218 -267218 -267218 Polismyndigheten -267218 Polismyndigheten Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55140009 Sweden EMPOWER Credit Support project (ECS) calculates that the MSME financing gap in Kosovo is around USD 870 million. The ratio of loans to GDP in Kosovo is about 16%, among the lowest in the world. For comparison, in Bosnia and Herzegovina it is over 30% and Croatia is over 35%. In emerging Asian and Latin American countries it is over 60% and in developed countries over 120%. (Empower Credit Support - Six Year Business Plan for the Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund, 2015) To address the problems faced by MSMEs in Kosovo, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) and USAID in 2012 jointly unveiled plans to establish the Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund (KCGF). The main purpose of KCGF is to facilitate access to finance for MSMEs. KCGF’s mandate is to provide credit guarantees to banks and financial institutions in order to stimulate increased lending to micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (“MSMEs”). Encouraging increased lending to MSMEs is deemed essential for accelerating economic growth through expanded local production, increased sales/ consumption, employment, and exports. KCGF will cover up to 50% of the collateral or risk for the approved loans, and consequently eventual losses. Through KCGF, the Ministry aims to reduce difficulties that businesses face in accessing financial instruments, a problem that prevents businesses from expanding. The proposed intervention from Sida is a re-guarantee which would serve to avoid a situation where the build-up of KCGF’s operations is held back by a limited capital base, as KCGF would be able to off-load risk on Sida (pari passu and pro rata). The Re-guarantee facility amount is proposed to be 10 MEUR or a maximum ampount of 120 MSEK. Sida covers 50 % of KCGF:s eventual losses. KCGF covers 50 % of the banks eventual losses. Hence, the leverage of Sida´s guarantee has the relation 1:4. The risk sharing Pari Passu means that Sida linearly covers 50 % of the sustained losses. The same risk sharing holds between the banks and KCGF. The Sida re-guarantee should serve to encourage the Central Bank of Kosovo to generally view its risk weighting of KCGF products more favourably, and potentially the banks could be encouraged to allocate more lending under the guarantee program. - Overall Sida's support via a re-guarantee is perceived very positively by KCGF and the Central Bank of Kosovo, as it is likely that it will (directly and indirectly) enable KCGF to generate a greater volume of guarantees and therefore revenues, which are needed to cover the costs of the facility and improving its sustainability. EMPOWER Credit Support (ECS) beräknar att finansieringsbehovet för MSME i Kosovo är cirka 870 MUSD. Förhållandet mellan lån i relation till BNP i Kosovo är ca 16 %, bland de lägsta i världen. För jämförelse, i Bosnien och Hercegovina är relationen över 30 % och i Kroatien är den över 35 %. I växande asiatiska och latinamerikanska länder är relationen över 60 % och i de utvecklade länderna över 120 %. (Empower Credit Support - Six Year Business Plan for the Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund, 2015) För att hantera de problem som föreligger för finansiering av MSMEs i Kosovo, presenterade Industri och handelsministeriet samt USAID 2012 gemensamma planer på att upprätta Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund (KCGF). Det huvudsakliga syftet med fonden är att underlätta tillgången till finansiering för MSMEs i Kosovo. KCGFs Uppdrag är att ge kreditgarantier till banker och finansiella institutioner i Kosovo för att stimulera ökad utlåning till mikroföretag samt små och medelstora företag ( "MSMEs"). Uppmuntrande av ökad utlåning till MSMEs bedöms vara nödvändigt för accelererande ekonomisk tillväxt genom utökad lokal produktion, ökad försäljning, konsumtion, sysselsättning och export. KCGF kommer att täcka upp till 50 % av risken för de godkända lånen, och därmed eventuella förluster. Den föreslagna åtgärden från Sida är en ny garanti som skulle tjäna till att undvika en situation där uppbyggnaden av KCGF:s verksamhet hålls tillbaka av en begränsad kapitalbas. Garantin kommer uppgå till 10 MEUR. Garantin är en återgaranti och täcker 50 % av KCGF:s förluster med en Pari Passu riskdelning. Riskdelningen Pari Passu innebär att Sida och KCGF linjärt täcker 50 % av de uppkomna förlusterna. Samma riskdelning gäller mellan bankerna och KCGF. Insatsen syftar således till att förbättra de medverkande finansiella institutionernas möjligheter att finansiera målgruppen, små och medelstora företag i Kosovo, genom att garantin absorberar förluster genom KCGF och således minska riskerna för de finansiella institutionerna. Ökad utlåning kommer sannolikt bidra till högre tillväxt och bättre förutsättningar för ökad sysselsättning och minskad fattigdom, vilka är de övergripande målen med insatsen. Sida täcker 50 % av KCGF:s förväntade förluster. KCGF täcker 50 % av bankernas förväntade förluster. Således har uppväxlingen av Sidas garanti relationen 1:4. Sidas åter-garanti bör även uppmuntra centralbanken Kosovo att i allmänhet se över sin riskviktning mot KCGF som mindre riskfull, och potentiellt skulle banker kunna uppmuntras att avsätta mer utlåning enligt garantiprogrammet. Sidas stöd via en garanti uppfattas som mycket positivt av KCGF och Kosovos centralbank eftersom det är troligt att det kommer (direkt och indirekt) möjliggöra för KCGF att generera en större volym av garantier och därför även ökade intäkter, vilket är centralt för att täcka kostnaderna för institutionen och att förbättra dess hållbarhet. Insatsen är en 7 årig icke revolverande åter kreditgaranti med fokus på utlåning till MSMEs i Kosovo. Garantin uppgår till 10 MEUR. Faciliteten täcker kreditrisken upp till 50 % av lånebeloppet för de lån som placeras under garantin. Garantimotpart är KCGF och ansvarar bland annat för tillhandahållande av finansiell Information och möjligheter till uppföljning. Sidas maximala åtagande uppgår till SEK 120 000 000. Garantin riktar sig till ett flertal finansiella institutioner. Följande banker har signerat avtal och motsvarar 95 % av marknaden. 1) Procredit Bank – Limit 7 miljoner Euro 2) Raiffeissen Bank – Limit 7 miljoner Euro 3) NLB Bank – Limit 5 miljoner Euro 4) TEB Bank – Limit 5 miljoner Euro 5) BpB Bank – Limit 1.5 miljoner Euro 6) Banka Ekonomike - Limit 2 miljoner Euro Sidas högsta risk motsvarar således 25 % av bankernas limiter. Den förväntade förlusten för återgarantin beräknas utifrån den förväntade årliga exponeringen och den förväntade årliga nettoförlusten. Med en diskonteringskurva för avsättningar i svenska kronor skattas nuvärdet av den kumulativa förväntade förlusten till 1 001 873 EUR för Sida. De förväntade intäkterna i form av avgift på utnyttjat garantibelopp under det nya utrymmet uppgår till 172 364 EUR. Således uppstår ett subventionsbehov om 829 509 EUR vilket med nuvarande kurs motsvarar 8 295 090 SEK vid tillämpande om en växelkurs motsvarande 10. Enligt Sidas bedömning är avgiften rimlig. De administrativa kostnaden uppgår till 700 000 SEK för att generera och implementera garantin, ytterligare en kostnad om 50 000 SEK per år uppstår även för att följa upp garantin under des löptid. Total administrativ kostnad uppgår därmed till 1 050 000 SEK och denna summa ska betalas till Sida's SCR-konto när garantiavtalet är signerat. The intervention is under strategic result area 1.2: Enhanced economic integration with the EU and development of market economy - Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises make up a greater share of the economy. The Sida intervention in the form of a re-guarantee is developed to leverage the newly established Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund (KCGF) developed and created by USAID EMPOWER Credit Support project in Kosovo. The purpose of KCGF is to facilitate access to finance to micro, small and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Kosovo. The theory of change for this contribution is based on market catalyzing effect, which is difficult to isolate to a large number of influencing factors. However, the overall desired impact is an increase share of MSMEs contributing to the Kosovo economy. The Outcome levels are related to increased lending to MSMEs, an improved lending environment and the business expansion of borrowoing MSMEs. At the outcome level the partner bank will have modified its lending behavior by reducing collateral demands and lower interest rates post expiration of the guarantee facility. At the impact level, the guarantee instrument aims to prove there is a direct causality between guarantee availability and improved access for target beneficiary MSMEs. Beyond the purpose of private sector development, increased growth and employment; the intervention aspires to contribute to alleviate some of the depravations faced by the poor that were identified in the Multidimensional Poverty Analysis for Kosovo (2017). The guarantee is expected to have an impact on the bank's operations, by stimulating new lending product(s), improving loan terms for target borrowers (particularly women and first time borrowers). In the long term it is expected that the bank will continue to lend to the target group without the guarantee. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry The guarantee has helped micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Kosovo gain access to loans. Through the Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund (KCGF), part of the financial institutions lending risk is covered, making it easier for them to lend to businesses. KCGFs total guaranteed lending increased from EUR 858 million across 17,921 loans in March 2025 to approximately EUR 1.10 billion across 21,858 loans in March 2026. The amount covered by KCGF guarantees increased from EUR 443.1 million to EUR 566.4 million. This shows continued use of the guarantee system by financial institutions and an expanding reach among MSMEs. Under Sidas first re-guarantee, known as Guarantee 1, the available facility was used between April 2018 and March 2019. A total of EUR 9.51 million was placed under Sidas re-guarantee. Around 70 per cent of eligible KCGF guarantees issued during this period were covered, indicating strong uptake by KCGF and participating financial institutions. The support has also contributed to making credit guarantees an established part of Kosovos financial system. KCGFs capital increased from EUR 105 million in March 2025 to EUR 109.2 million in March 2026. KCGF continued to cooperate with banks, microfinance institutions and other non-bank financial institutions. The share of guaranteed loans issued to women increased from 14 per cent to 16 per cent. However, the available reports do not show how much of this change can be attributed specifically to Guarantee 1 or whether the improvement will be sustained. The overall loan portfolio remained stable. The share of overdue loans decreased from 1.61 per cent to 1.49 per cent, while the share of non-performing loans remained at 2.09 per cent. In March 2025, non-performing loans in Sidas portfolio represented 0.37 per cent. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55140009-5514000904 Sweden EMPOWER Credit Support project (ECS) calculates that the MSME financing gap in Kosovo is around USD 870 million. The ratio of loans to GDP in Kosovo is about 16%, among the lowest in the world. For comparison, in Bosnia and Herzegovina it is over 30% and Croatia is over 35%. In emerging Asian and Latin American countries it is over 60% and in developed countries over 120%. (Empower Credit Support - Six Year Business Plan for the Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund, 2015) To address the problems faced by MSMEs in Kosovo, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) and USAID in 2012 jointly unveiled plans to establish the Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund (KCGF). The main purpose of KCGF is to facilitate access to finance for MSMEs. KCGF’s mandate is to provide credit guarantees to banks and financial institutions in order to stimulate increased lending to micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (“MSMEs”). Encouraging increased lending to MSMEs is deemed essential for accelerating economic growth through expanded local production, increased sales/ consumption, employment, and exports. KCGF will cover up to 50% of the collateral or risk for the approved loans, and consequently eventual losses. Through KCGF, the Ministry aims to reduce difficulties that businesses face in accessing financial instruments, a problem that prevents businesses from expanding. The proposed intervention from Sida is a re-guarantee which would serve to avoid a situation where the build-up of KCGF’s operations is held back by a limited capital base, as KCGF would be able to off-load risk on Sida (pari passu and pro rata). The Re-guarantee facility amount is proposed to be 10 MEUR or a maximum ampount of 120 MSEK. Sida covers 50 % of KCGF:s eventual losses. KCGF covers 50 % of the banks eventual losses. Hence, the leverage of Sida´s guarantee has the relation 1:4. The risk sharing Pari Passu means that Sida linearly covers 50 % of the sustained losses. The same risk sharing holds between the banks and KCGF. The Sida re-guarantee should serve to encourage the Central Bank of Kosovo to generally view its risk weighting of KCGF products more favourably, and potentially the banks could be encouraged to allocate more lending under the guarantee program. - Overall Sida's support via a re-guarantee is perceived very positively by KCGF and the Central Bank of Kosovo, as it is likely that it will (directly and indirectly) enable KCGF to generate a greater volume of guarantees and therefore revenues, which are needed to cover the costs of the facility and improving its sustainability. EMPOWER Credit Support (ECS) beräknar att finansieringsbehovet för MSME i Kosovo är cirka 870 MUSD. Förhållandet mellan lån i relation till BNP i Kosovo är ca 16 %, bland de lägsta i världen. För jämförelse, i Bosnien och Hercegovina är relationen över 30 % och i Kroatien är den över 35 %. I växande asiatiska och latinamerikanska länder är relationen över 60 % och i de utvecklade länderna över 120 %. (Empower Credit Support - Six Year Business Plan for the Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund, 2015) För att hantera de problem som föreligger för finansiering av MSMEs i Kosovo, presenterade Industri och handelsministeriet samt USAID 2012 gemensamma planer på att upprätta Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund (KCGF). Det huvudsakliga syftet med fonden är att underlätta tillgången till finansiering för MSMEs i Kosovo. KCGFs Uppdrag är att ge kreditgarantier till banker och finansiella institutioner i Kosovo för att stimulera ökad utlåning till mikroföretag samt små och medelstora företag ( "MSMEs"). Uppmuntrande av ökad utlåning till MSMEs bedöms vara nödvändigt för accelererande ekonomisk tillväxt genom utökad lokal produktion, ökad försäljning, konsumtion, sysselsättning och export. KCGF kommer att täcka upp till 50 % av risken för de godkända lånen, och därmed eventuella förluster. Den föreslagna åtgärden från Sida är en ny garanti som skulle tjäna till att undvika en situation där uppbyggnaden av KCGF:s verksamhet hålls tillbaka av en begränsad kapitalbas. Garantin kommer uppgå till 10 MEUR. Garantin är en återgaranti och täcker 50 % av KCGF:s förluster med en Pari Passu riskdelning. Riskdelningen Pari Passu innebär att Sida och KCGF linjärt täcker 50 % av de uppkomna förlusterna. Samma riskdelning gäller mellan bankerna och KCGF. Insatsen syftar således till att förbättra de medverkande finansiella institutionernas möjligheter att finansiera målgruppen, små och medelstora företag i Kosovo, genom att garantin absorberar förluster genom KCGF och således minska riskerna för de finansiella institutionerna. Ökad utlåning kommer sannolikt bidra till högre tillväxt och bättre förutsättningar för ökad sysselsättning och minskad fattigdom, vilka är de övergripande målen med insatsen. Sida täcker 50 % av KCGF:s förväntade förluster. KCGF täcker 50 % av bankernas förväntade förluster. Således har uppväxlingen av Sidas garanti relationen 1:4. Sidas åter-garanti bör även uppmuntra centralbanken Kosovo att i allmänhet se över sin riskviktning mot KCGF som mindre riskfull, och potentiellt skulle banker kunna uppmuntras att avsätta mer utlåning enligt garantiprogrammet. Sidas stöd via en garanti uppfattas som mycket positivt av KCGF och Kosovos centralbank eftersom det är troligt att det kommer (direkt och indirekt) möjliggöra för KCGF att generera en större volym av garantier och därför även ökade intäkter, vilket är centralt för att täcka kostnaderna för institutionen och att förbättra dess hållbarhet. Insatsen är en 7 årig icke revolverande åter kreditgaranti med fokus på utlåning till MSMEs i Kosovo. Garantin uppgår till 10 MEUR. Faciliteten täcker kreditrisken upp till 50 % av lånebeloppet för de lån som placeras under garantin. Garantimotpart är KCGF och ansvarar bland annat för tillhandahållande av finansiell Information och möjligheter till uppföljning. Sidas maximala åtagande uppgår till SEK 120 000 000. Garantin riktar sig till ett flertal finansiella institutioner. Följande banker har signerat avtal och motsvarar 95 % av marknaden. 1) Procredit Bank – Limit 7 miljoner Euro 2) Raiffeissen Bank – Limit 7 miljoner Euro 3) NLB Bank – Limit 5 miljoner Euro 4) TEB Bank – Limit 5 miljoner Euro 5) BpB Bank – Limit 1.5 miljoner Euro 6) Banka Ekonomike - Limit 2 miljoner Euro Sidas högsta risk motsvarar således 25 % av bankernas limiter. Den förväntade förlusten för återgarantin beräknas utifrån den förväntade årliga exponeringen och den förväntade årliga nettoförlusten. Med en diskonteringskurva för avsättningar i svenska kronor skattas nuvärdet av den kumulativa förväntade förlusten till 1 001 873 EUR för Sida. De förväntade intäkterna i form av avgift på utnyttjat garantibelopp under det nya utrymmet uppgår till 172 364 EUR. Således uppstår ett subventionsbehov om 829 509 EUR vilket med nuvarande kurs motsvarar 8 295 090 SEK vid tillämpande om en växelkurs motsvarande 10. Enligt Sidas bedömning är avgiften rimlig. De administrativa kostnaden uppgår till 700 000 SEK för att generera och implementera garantin, ytterligare en kostnad om 50 000 SEK per år uppstår även för att följa upp garantin under des löptid. Total administrativ kostnad uppgår därmed till 1 050 000 SEK och denna summa ska betalas till Sida's SCR-konto när garantiavtalet är signerat. The intervention is under strategic result area 1.2: Enhanced economic integration with the EU and development of market economy - Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises make up a greater share of the economy. The Sida intervention in the form of a re-guarantee is developed to leverage the newly established Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund (KCGF) developed and created by USAID EMPOWER Credit Support project in Kosovo. The purpose of KCGF is to facilitate access to finance to micro, small and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Kosovo. The theory of change for this contribution is based on market catalyzing effect, which is difficult to isolate to a large number of influencing factors. However, the overall desired impact is an increase share of MSMEs contributing to the Kosovo economy. The Outcome levels are related to increased lending to MSMEs, an improved lending environment and the business expansion of borrowoing MSMEs. At the outcome level the partner bank will have modified its lending behavior by reducing collateral demands and lower interest rates post expiration of the guarantee facility. At the impact level, the guarantee instrument aims to prove there is a direct causality between guarantee availability and improved access for target beneficiary MSMEs. Beyond the purpose of private sector development, increased growth and employment; the intervention aspires to contribute to alleviate some of the depravations faced by the poor that were identified in the Multidimensional Poverty Analysis for Kosovo (2017). The guarantee is expected to have an impact on the bank's operations, by stimulating new lending product(s), improving loan terms for target borrowers (particularly women and first time borrowers). In the long term it is expected that the bank will continue to lend to the target group without the guarantee. Sweden KCGF/Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KCGF/Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 4950000 0 0 4341434 0 4000000 0 8950000 KCGF/Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund 4000000 KCGF/Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund 4341434 KCGF/Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55140009-5514000905 Sweden EMPOWER Credit Support project (ECS) calculates that the MSME financing gap in Kosovo is around USD 870 million. The ratio of loans to GDP in Kosovo is about 16%, among the lowest in the world. For comparison, in Bosnia and Herzegovina it is over 30% and Croatia is over 35%. In emerging Asian and Latin American countries it is over 60% and in developed countries over 120%. (Empower Credit Support - Six Year Business Plan for the Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund, 2015) To address the problems faced by MSMEs in Kosovo, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) and USAID in 2012 jointly unveiled plans to establish the Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund (KCGF). The main purpose of KCGF is to facilitate access to finance for MSMEs. KCGF’s mandate is to provide credit guarantees to banks and financial institutions in order to stimulate increased lending to micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (“MSMEs”). Encouraging increased lending to MSMEs is deemed essential for accelerating economic growth through expanded local production, increased sales/ consumption, employment, and exports. KCGF will cover up to 50% of the collateral or risk for the approved loans, and consequently eventual losses. Through KCGF, the Ministry aims to reduce difficulties that businesses face in accessing financial instruments, a problem that prevents businesses from expanding. The proposed intervention from Sida is a re-guarantee which would serve to avoid a situation where the build-up of KCGF’s operations is held back by a limited capital base, as KCGF would be able to off-load risk on Sida (pari passu and pro rata). The Re-guarantee facility amount is proposed to be 10 MEUR or a maximum ampount of 120 MSEK. Sida covers 50 % of KCGF:s eventual losses. KCGF covers 50 % of the banks eventual losses. Hence, the leverage of Sida´s guarantee has the relation 1:4. The risk sharing Pari Passu means that Sida linearly covers 50 % of the sustained losses. The same risk sharing holds between the banks and KCGF. The Sida re-guarantee should serve to encourage the Central Bank of Kosovo to generally view its risk weighting of KCGF products more favourably, and potentially the banks could be encouraged to allocate more lending under the guarantee program. - Overall Sida's support via a re-guarantee is perceived very positively by KCGF and the Central Bank of Kosovo, as it is likely that it will (directly and indirectly) enable KCGF to generate a greater volume of guarantees and therefore revenues, which are needed to cover the costs of the facility and improving its sustainability. EMPOWER Credit Support (ECS) beräknar att finansieringsbehovet för MSME i Kosovo är cirka 870 MUSD. Förhållandet mellan lån i relation till BNP i Kosovo är ca 16 %, bland de lägsta i världen. För jämförelse, i Bosnien och Hercegovina är relationen över 30 % och i Kroatien är den över 35 %. I växande asiatiska och latinamerikanska länder är relationen över 60 % och i de utvecklade länderna över 120 %. (Empower Credit Support - Six Year Business Plan for the Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund, 2015) För att hantera de problem som föreligger för finansiering av MSMEs i Kosovo, presenterade Industri och handelsministeriet samt USAID 2012 gemensamma planer på att upprätta Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund (KCGF). Det huvudsakliga syftet med fonden är att underlätta tillgången till finansiering för MSMEs i Kosovo. KCGFs Uppdrag är att ge kreditgarantier till banker och finansiella institutioner i Kosovo för att stimulera ökad utlåning till mikroföretag samt små och medelstora företag ( "MSMEs"). Uppmuntrande av ökad utlåning till MSMEs bedöms vara nödvändigt för accelererande ekonomisk tillväxt genom utökad lokal produktion, ökad försäljning, konsumtion, sysselsättning och export. KCGF kommer att täcka upp till 50 % av risken för de godkända lånen, och därmed eventuella förluster. Den föreslagna åtgärden från Sida är en ny garanti som skulle tjäna till att undvika en situation där uppbyggnaden av KCGF:s verksamhet hålls tillbaka av en begränsad kapitalbas. Garantin kommer uppgå till 10 MEUR. Garantin är en återgaranti och täcker 50 % av KCGF:s förluster med en Pari Passu riskdelning. Riskdelningen Pari Passu innebär att Sida och KCGF linjärt täcker 50 % av de uppkomna förlusterna. Samma riskdelning gäller mellan bankerna och KCGF. Insatsen syftar således till att förbättra de medverkande finansiella institutionernas möjligheter att finansiera målgruppen, små och medelstora företag i Kosovo, genom att garantin absorberar förluster genom KCGF och således minska riskerna för de finansiella institutionerna. Ökad utlåning kommer sannolikt bidra till högre tillväxt och bättre förutsättningar för ökad sysselsättning och minskad fattigdom, vilka är de övergripande målen med insatsen. Sida täcker 50 % av KCGF:s förväntade förluster. KCGF täcker 50 % av bankernas förväntade förluster. Således har uppväxlingen av Sidas garanti relationen 1:4. Sidas åter-garanti bör även uppmuntra centralbanken Kosovo att i allmänhet se över sin riskviktning mot KCGF som mindre riskfull, och potentiellt skulle banker kunna uppmuntras att avsätta mer utlåning enligt garantiprogrammet. Sidas stöd via en garanti uppfattas som mycket positivt av KCGF och Kosovos centralbank eftersom det är troligt att det kommer (direkt och indirekt) möjliggöra för KCGF att generera en större volym av garantier och därför även ökade intäkter, vilket är centralt för att täcka kostnaderna för institutionen och att förbättra dess hållbarhet. Insatsen är en 7 årig icke revolverande åter kreditgaranti med fokus på utlåning till MSMEs i Kosovo. Garantin uppgår till 10 MEUR. Faciliteten täcker kreditrisken upp till 50 % av lånebeloppet för de lån som placeras under garantin. Garantimotpart är KCGF och ansvarar bland annat för tillhandahållande av finansiell Information och möjligheter till uppföljning. Sidas maximala åtagande uppgår till SEK 120 000 000. Garantin riktar sig till ett flertal finansiella institutioner. Följande banker har signerat avtal och motsvarar 95 % av marknaden. 1) Procredit Bank – Limit 7 miljoner Euro 2) Raiffeissen Bank – Limit 7 miljoner Euro 3) NLB Bank – Limit 5 miljoner Euro 4) TEB Bank – Limit 5 miljoner Euro 5) BpB Bank – Limit 1.5 miljoner Euro 6) Banka Ekonomike - Limit 2 miljoner Euro Sidas högsta risk motsvarar således 25 % av bankernas limiter. Den förväntade förlusten för återgarantin beräknas utifrån den förväntade årliga exponeringen och den förväntade årliga nettoförlusten. Med en diskonteringskurva för avsättningar i svenska kronor skattas nuvärdet av den kumulativa förväntade förlusten till 1 001 873 EUR för Sida. De förväntade intäkterna i form av avgift på utnyttjat garantibelopp under det nya utrymmet uppgår till 172 364 EUR. Således uppstår ett subventionsbehov om 829 509 EUR vilket med nuvarande kurs motsvarar 8 295 090 SEK vid tillämpande om en växelkurs motsvarande 10. Enligt Sidas bedömning är avgiften rimlig. De administrativa kostnaden uppgår till 700 000 SEK för att generera och implementera garantin, ytterligare en kostnad om 50 000 SEK per år uppstår även för att följa upp garantin under des löptid. Total administrativ kostnad uppgår därmed till 1 050 000 SEK och denna summa ska betalas till Sida's SCR-konto när garantiavtalet är signerat. The intervention is under strategic result area 1.2: Enhanced economic integration with the EU and development of market economy - Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises make up a greater share of the economy. The Sida intervention in the form of a re-guarantee is developed to leverage the newly established Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund (KCGF) developed and created by USAID EMPOWER Credit Support project in Kosovo. The purpose of KCGF is to facilitate access to finance to micro, small and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Kosovo. The theory of change for this contribution is based on market catalyzing effect, which is difficult to isolate to a large number of influencing factors. However, the overall desired impact is an increase share of MSMEs contributing to the Kosovo economy. The Outcome levels are related to increased lending to MSMEs, an improved lending environment and the business expansion of borrowoing MSMEs. At the outcome level the partner bank will have modified its lending behavior by reducing collateral demands and lower interest rates post expiration of the guarantee facility. At the impact level, the guarantee instrument aims to prove there is a direct causality between guarantee availability and improved access for target beneficiary MSMEs. Beyond the purpose of private sector development, increased growth and employment; the intervention aspires to contribute to alleviate some of the depravations faced by the poor that were identified in the Multidimensional Poverty Analysis for Kosovo (2017). The guarantee is expected to have an impact on the bank's operations, by stimulating new lending product(s), improving loan terms for target borrowers (particularly women and first time borrowers). In the long term it is expected that the bank will continue to lend to the target group without the guarantee. Sweden KCGF/Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KCGF/Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1050000 1050000 1050000 KCGF/Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund 1050000 KCGF/Kosovo Credit Guarantee Fund Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55180011 Sweden RBM- training för support the institutional capacity of the counterparts to develop susteinability in the projects and programs finatila by Swedish funds. The Embassy will contract a Consultant for Results Based Management (RBM) training for the Sida´s counterparts in Bolivia. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-55180011-5518001101 Sweden RBM- training för support the institutional capacity of the counterparts to develop susteinability in the projects and programs finatila by Swedish funds. The Embassy will contract a Consultant for Results Based Management (RBM) training for the Sida´s counterparts in Bolivia. Sweden Sebas AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 400634 194425 400000 0 -400000 199854 0 6355 400634 Regering i givarlandet 194424.75 Regering i givarlandet 199853.75 Regering i givarlandet 6355 Regering i givarlandet 0 Regering i givarlandet 0 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-55180011-5518001102 Sweden RBM- training för support the institutional capacity of the counterparts to develop susteinability in the projects and programs finatila by Swedish funds. The Embassy will contract a Consultant for Results Based Management (RBM) training for the Sida´s counterparts in Bolivia. Sweden Sebas AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 129108 129108 129108 Regering i givarlandet 129108 Regering i givarlandet Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions, increased capacity and rule of law in the public administration and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner, ökad kapacitet och rättsäkerhet i den offentliga förvaltningen och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of public institutions and civil society organisations to manage the effects of adverse environmental impact and climate change. Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer att hantera effekter av negativ miljöpåverkan och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55180041 Sweden UNFPA SRHR. The project main objective is to contribute to the fulfillment of adolescents and youth’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) including the right to live a life without sexual violence (SV). It aims, on one hand, to strengthen civil society organization’s capacities to formulate, advocate and monitor the implementation of public policies for SRHR; and on the other; to foment duty-bearers accountability to formulate political policies and implement mechanisms to guarantee the young peoples’ SRHR. The project includes advocacy on national level, but will mainly be implemented by UNFPA in collaboration with social organizations including youth-led organizations and state institutions in 12 municipalities in 5 regions. The national and departmental working groups on SRHR are key partners in the project. Svenska ambassaden i Bolivia har mottagit en begäran från UNFPA - Bolivia för att stödja förlängningen av projektet "Ungdomar och unga människors sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter och prevention,behandling och sanktioner mot sexuellt våld" under året 2016 ".Syftet med projektet är just att stärka tillämpningen i politik, program och institutionella ramverk, framförallt på lokal och regional nivå. Huvudmålet med projektet är det att stärka ungdomars SRHR och skydd mot sexuellt våld. Som delmål är att stärka civila samhällets kapacitet att formulera, påverka och delta i beslut rörande deras SRHR. Det andra målet är att stärka statliga myndigheters kapacitet att integrera SRHR i sin politik, program och även lagstiftning. Projektet skall framförallt utföras i samarbete med regionala och lokala aktörer, inklusive ungdomsledda grupper och organisationer. UNFPA har valt ut 5 regioner och i dessa 12 kommuner där arbetet kommer koncentreras, men de kommer också arbeta centralt med påverkansarbete och utveckling av statens kapacitet. I projektet kommer statliga och icke-statliga aktörer att samarbeta för SRHR inom flertalet sektorer. The main objective is to contribute to the fulfillment of adolescents and young people’s sexual and reproductive rights (SRHR) and the right to live a life without sexual violence (SV). The specific objectives are: 1) to strengthen the social organizations advocacy and capacities to formulate, control and monitor the implementation of public policies in areas related to young people’s SRHR and the prevention, attention and sanction of sexual violence 2) to strengthen duty-bearers accountability on national and local level to formulate and implement public policies to guarantee the fulfilment of young people’s and adolescents’ SRHR and a life without sexual violence. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Reproductive health care Human rights Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general The project has during this pilot year contributed to established and implemented public policies and state mechanisms to protect SRHR and to increased awareness and use of SRHR services among young people.Some important results are: 1. The commitment to strengthen services and the network for the prevention of violence is high among the participating municipalities and that they have been able to recieve more cases. They are together with a large number of organizations, carrying out activities in different foras in their geographical areas. 2. All participating organizations in all municipalities have integrated in their planning a SRHR agenda. 3. 100% of the municipalities involved with social and legal services attend cases on sexual violence. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55180041-5518004101 Sweden UNFPA SRHR. The project main objective is to contribute to the fulfillment of adolescents and youth’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) including the right to live a life without sexual violence (SV). It aims, on one hand, to strengthen civil society organization’s capacities to formulate, advocate and monitor the implementation of public policies for SRHR; and on the other; to foment duty-bearers accountability to formulate political policies and implement mechanisms to guarantee the young peoples’ SRHR. The project includes advocacy on national level, but will mainly be implemented by UNFPA in collaboration with social organizations including youth-led organizations and state institutions in 12 municipalities in 5 regions. The national and departmental working groups on SRHR are key partners in the project. Svenska ambassaden i Bolivia har mottagit en begäran från UNFPA - Bolivia för att stödja förlängningen av projektet "Ungdomar och unga människors sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter och prevention,behandling och sanktioner mot sexuellt våld" under året 2016 ".Syftet med projektet är just att stärka tillämpningen i politik, program och institutionella ramverk, framförallt på lokal och regional nivå. Huvudmålet med projektet är det att stärka ungdomars SRHR och skydd mot sexuellt våld. Som delmål är att stärka civila samhällets kapacitet att formulera, påverka och delta i beslut rörande deras SRHR. Det andra målet är att stärka statliga myndigheters kapacitet att integrera SRHR i sin politik, program och även lagstiftning. Projektet skall framförallt utföras i samarbete med regionala och lokala aktörer, inklusive ungdomsledda grupper och organisationer. UNFPA har valt ut 5 regioner och i dessa 12 kommuner där arbetet kommer koncentreras, men de kommer också arbeta centralt med påverkansarbete och utveckling av statens kapacitet. I projektet kommer statliga och icke-statliga aktörer att samarbeta för SRHR inom flertalet sektorer. The main objective is to contribute to the fulfillment of adolescents and young people’s sexual and reproductive rights (SRHR) and the right to live a life without sexual violence (SV). The specific objectives are: 1) to strengthen the social organizations advocacy and capacities to formulate, control and monitor the implementation of public policies in areas related to young people’s SRHR and the prevention, attention and sanction of sexual violence 2) to strengthen duty-bearers accountability on national and local level to formulate and implement public policies to guarantee the fulfilment of young people’s and adolescents’ SRHR and a life without sexual violence. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 4800000 0 0 4800000 0 0 4800000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 4800000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund SE-0-SE-6-55180041-5518004102 Sweden UNFPA SRHR. The project main objective is to contribute to the fulfillment of adolescents and youth’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) including the right to live a life without sexual violence (SV). It aims, on one hand, to strengthen civil society organization’s capacities to formulate, advocate and monitor the implementation of public policies for SRHR; and on the other; to foment duty-bearers accountability to formulate political policies and implement mechanisms to guarantee the young peoples’ SRHR. The project includes advocacy on national level, but will mainly be implemented by UNFPA in collaboration with social organizations including youth-led organizations and state institutions in 12 municipalities in 5 regions. The national and departmental working groups on SRHR are key partners in the project. Svenska ambassaden i Bolivia har mottagit en begäran från UNFPA - Bolivia för att stödja förlängningen av projektet "Ungdomar och unga människors sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter och prevention,behandling och sanktioner mot sexuellt våld" under året 2016 ".Syftet med projektet är just att stärka tillämpningen i politik, program och institutionella ramverk, framförallt på lokal och regional nivå. Huvudmålet med projektet är det att stärka ungdomars SRHR och skydd mot sexuellt våld. Som delmål är att stärka civila samhällets kapacitet att formulera, påverka och delta i beslut rörande deras SRHR. Det andra målet är att stärka statliga myndigheters kapacitet att integrera SRHR i sin politik, program och även lagstiftning. Projektet skall framförallt utföras i samarbete med regionala och lokala aktörer, inklusive ungdomsledda grupper och organisationer. UNFPA har valt ut 5 regioner och i dessa 12 kommuner där arbetet kommer koncentreras, men de kommer också arbeta centralt med påverkansarbete och utveckling av statens kapacitet. I projektet kommer statliga och icke-statliga aktörer att samarbeta för SRHR inom flertalet sektorer. The main objective is to contribute to the fulfillment of adolescents and young people’s sexual and reproductive rights (SRHR) and the right to live a life without sexual violence (SV). The specific objectives are: 1) to strengthen the social organizations advocacy and capacities to formulate, control and monitor the implementation of public policies in areas related to young people’s SRHR and the prevention, attention and sanction of sexual violence 2) to strengthen duty-bearers accountability on national and local level to formulate and implement public policies to guarantee the fulfilment of young people’s and adolescents’ SRHR and a life without sexual violence. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5000000 5000000 5000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity of public institutions and civil society organisations working with gender equality with particular focus on combating gender-based violence Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer att arbeta för jämställdhet med särskilt fokus på att motverka könsrelaterat våld. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55190008 Sweden The Electoral Observation Mission (MOE) has applied for Sida funding of 4 million SEK to carry out the “Democratic Citizenship for peace programme” in Colombia during the period July 1st 2015 to June 30, 2016. The intervention aims at strengthening Colombian democracy through an organized, informed and active citizenship by 1) producing timely and reliable information about political and electoral issues; 2) improving media methodologies to cover the Colombian electoral and political processes in a context of peace negotiations; 3) influencing the definition and implementation of public policies for citizen’s participation and 4) making an independent electoral observation of the elections that will be held in October 2015. The four intended outputs together contribute to strengthen democratic system as increase participation and transparency in the electoral process. This contribution is a grant for core support to MOE’s strategic plan 2013-2015. The intervention’s total budget for one year is 2.800.000.000 Colombian Pesos (1,5 million US Dollars or 10 million SEK) of which Sweden is contributing with almost 40%, approximately 550.000US dollars (4 MSEK). The remaining 6 MSEK is contributed by USAID within an already signed agreement. MOE har ansökt om finansiering från SIDA på 4 miljoner SEK i syfte att genomföra programmet ”Demokratiskt Medborgarskap för Fred” i Colombia under perioden 1 juli 2015 till 30 juni 2016. Programmet syftar till att stärka den colombianska demokratin genom organiserat, informerat och aktivt medborgarskap genom 1) att producera relevant, tillförlitlig och tidsmässigt läglig information för allmänheten kring politisk dynamik inför, under och efter valen, 2) förbättra medias metodologi i samband med täckningen av de colombianska val- och politiska processer inom fredsförhandlingarna; 3) påverka utformningen och genomförandet av policies för valprocessen och 4) att utföra oberoende valobservation för lokalvalen som äger rum i oktober 2015. De fyra tänkta resultaten förväntas tillsammans att bidra till stärkandet av det demokratiska systemet och öka deltagandet och transparensen i valprocesser. Projektet är en del av MOE:s strategiska plan för 2013-2015. Projektets totala budget för ett år är 2.800.000.000 COP (1,5 miljoner USD eller 10 miljoner SEK) där Sverige bidrar med nästan 40%, ca 550.000 USD (4 miljoner SEK). De resterande 6 miljoner SEK bidrar USAID med genom ett redan undertecknat avtal. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The Electoral Observation Mission (MOE) has achieved the intended outcome of contributing to a democracy strengthened by citizens who know and exercise their political and electoral rights in an informed, active, responsible, and tolerant way to new scenarios of political inclusion. In 2016, for 8 municipalities that went through atypical electoral processes, 46 observers were deployed. For the plebiscite for the endorsement of the peace agreements, 2465 observers were deployed in 430 municipalities. MOE produced reliable information for authorities, media and citizens, such as electoral risk maps, regional monographs, and public media campaigns to prevent electoral crimes and incentive citizens’ complaints. MOE worked within a specific context: the peace process between the National Government and the FARC. From this, a series of institutional reforms to the electoral system came, seeking the consolidation of territorial democracy. At the same time, efforts were made to strengthen civil society in the urban context. In the same way, the political participation of women in Colombia was strengthened through the principles of parity, alternation, and universality through a bill promoted at Congress. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55190008-5519000801 Sweden The Electoral Observation Mission (MOE) has applied for Sida funding of 4 million SEK to carry out the “Democratic Citizenship for peace programme” in Colombia during the period July 1st 2015 to June 30, 2016. The intervention aims at strengthening Colombian democracy through an organized, informed and active citizenship by 1) producing timely and reliable information about political and electoral issues; 2) improving media methodologies to cover the Colombian electoral and political processes in a context of peace negotiations; 3) influencing the definition and implementation of public policies for citizen’s participation and 4) making an independent electoral observation of the elections that will be held in October 2015. The four intended outputs together contribute to strengthen democratic system as increase participation and transparency in the electoral process. This contribution is a grant for core support to MOE’s strategic plan 2013-2015. The intervention’s total budget for one year is 2.800.000.000 Colombian Pesos (1,5 million US Dollars or 10 million SEK) of which Sweden is contributing with almost 40%, approximately 550.000US dollars (4 MSEK). The remaining 6 MSEK is contributed by USAID within an already signed agreement. MOE har ansökt om finansiering från SIDA på 4 miljoner SEK i syfte att genomföra programmet ”Demokratiskt Medborgarskap för Fred” i Colombia under perioden 1 juli 2015 till 30 juni 2016. Programmet syftar till att stärka den colombianska demokratin genom organiserat, informerat och aktivt medborgarskap genom 1) att producera relevant, tillförlitlig och tidsmässigt läglig information för allmänheten kring politisk dynamik inför, under och efter valen, 2) förbättra medias metodologi i samband med täckningen av de colombianska val- och politiska processer inom fredsförhandlingarna; 3) påverka utformningen och genomförandet av policies för valprocessen och 4) att utföra oberoende valobservation för lokalvalen som äger rum i oktober 2015. De fyra tänkta resultaten förväntas tillsammans att bidra till stärkandet av det demokratiska systemet och öka deltagandet och transparensen i valprocesser. Projektet är en del av MOE:s strategiska plan för 2013-2015. Projektets totala budget för ett år är 2.800.000.000 COP (1,5 miljoner USD eller 10 miljoner SEK) där Sverige bidrar med nästan 40%, ca 550.000 USD (4 miljoner SEK). De resterande 6 miljoner SEK bidrar USAID med genom ett redan undertecknat avtal. Sweden MOE/Mision de Observacion Electoral Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MOE/Mision de Observacion Electoral Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 4000000 1200000 0 0 1200000 0 0 0 4000000 5200000 MOE/Mision de Observacion Electoral 4000000 MOE/Mision de Observacion Electoral 1200000 MOE/Mision de Observacion Electoral SE-0-SE-6-55190008-5519000802 Sweden The Electoral Observation Mission (MOE) has applied for Sida funding of 4 million SEK to carry out the “Democratic Citizenship for peace programme” in Colombia during the period July 1st 2015 to June 30, 2016. The intervention aims at strengthening Colombian democracy through an organized, informed and active citizenship by 1) producing timely and reliable information about political and electoral issues; 2) improving media methodologies to cover the Colombian electoral and political processes in a context of peace negotiations; 3) influencing the definition and implementation of public policies for citizen’s participation and 4) making an independent electoral observation of the elections that will be held in October 2015. The four intended outputs together contribute to strengthen democratic system as increase participation and transparency in the electoral process. This contribution is a grant for core support to MOE’s strategic plan 2013-2015. The intervention’s total budget for one year is 2.800.000.000 Colombian Pesos (1,5 million US Dollars or 10 million SEK) of which Sweden is contributing with almost 40%, approximately 550.000US dollars (4 MSEK). The remaining 6 MSEK is contributed by USAID within an already signed agreement. MOE har ansökt om finansiering från SIDA på 4 miljoner SEK i syfte att genomföra programmet ”Demokratiskt Medborgarskap för Fred” i Colombia under perioden 1 juli 2015 till 30 juni 2016. Programmet syftar till att stärka den colombianska demokratin genom organiserat, informerat och aktivt medborgarskap genom 1) att producera relevant, tillförlitlig och tidsmässigt läglig information för allmänheten kring politisk dynamik inför, under och efter valen, 2) förbättra medias metodologi i samband med täckningen av de colombianska val- och politiska processer inom fredsförhandlingarna; 3) påverka utformningen och genomförandet av policies för valprocessen och 4) att utföra oberoende valobservation för lokalvalen som äger rum i oktober 2015. De fyra tänkta resultaten förväntas tillsammans att bidra till stärkandet av det demokratiska systemet och öka deltagandet och transparensen i valprocesser. Projektet är en del av MOE:s strategiska plan för 2013-2015. Projektets totala budget för ett år är 2.800.000.000 COP (1,5 miljoner USD eller 10 miljoner SEK) där Sverige bidrar med nästan 40%, ca 550.000 USD (4 miljoner SEK). De resterande 6 miljoner SEK bidrar USAID med genom ett redan undertecknat avtal. Sweden MOE/Mision de Observacion Electoral Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MOE/Mision de Observacion Electoral Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -16229 -16229 -16229 MOE/Mision de Observacion Electoral -16229 MOE/Mision de Observacion Electoral Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity to prevent and deal with the incidence of gender-related violence, with a focus on women and girls. Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och hantera förekomst av könsrelaterat våld med fokus på kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55190023 Sweden Strategic activities on peace building to be developed to support the preparation phase for the post agreement between the Colombian governement and Farc guerrilla and leaded by the High Commissioner for Peace. Projektet syftar till att bidra till att förbereda samt stärka det lokala samhället och regionala statliga myndigheter/institutioner för ett aktivt och konstruktivt deltagande i fredsbyggande insatser, i linje med Colombias regerings strategi för fred (Paz Territorial). Huvudsyftet är att bygga upp ett förtroende inom regionerna, främja institutionell förstärkning och att effektivt kommunicera till regionerna vad det innebär att bygga fred. I linje med detta har OACP prioriterat tre komponenter för att nå de förväntade resultaten: 1) En mekanism för att finansiera nio fredsbyggande projekt som utformas och genomförs av lokala organisationer för offer, för att bidra till en bättre förståelse för offrens rättigheter och för att leda processer som främjar samexistens, 2) fastställa en kommunikationsstrategi för att öka medvetenheten och samla in information relaterad till försvunna personer inom ramen för den interna väpnade konflikten, 3) utforma och implementera integrerade skyddsmetoder för att förhindra rekrytering av pojkar och flickor till illegala väpnade grupper. Projektet är relevant för att främja och stärka fredsskapande processer i regionerna som ska bidra till en hållbar fred i Colombia. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to strengthen the capacity of governmental entities and the civil society regarding peace building, in line with the government's Territorial Peace approach (Paz Territorial). The main objective is to build trust within the communities, promote institutional strengthening and communicate effectively on what it means to build peace from the regions. The project was initially planned to be implemented during a period of 11 months, from December 2016 to November 2017 at the initial phase of the implementation of the Peace Agreement signed in 2016. Due to the political context, some activities were delayed, others had to be changed, and the project was amended four times. Additional resources were approved in two occasion. The project was finally implemented from December 2016 to June 2019 with a total contribution of SEK 12 156 187. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security The project contributed to the implementation of the government of President Santos' peace policy with a territorial approach: "Paz Territorial", in the initial months after the peace agreement was signed and after the peace referendum, in which 50.2% of the participants (approximately 40% of the colombian population) voted NO for the peace process (October 2016). The main results achieved by this contribution are: 1) Component 1 Capacity building and dialogue for peace building: Due to the political context in the regions, the initial activities planned for this component were changed. Two new main activities were approved to contribute to the implementation of the government's peace policy under the leadership of the Office of the High Commissioner for Peace (OACP). The aim was to create conditions and capacities in the transition process from war to peace in Colombia through: 1) a citizenship participative process in the territories and through 2) regional dialogues for reconciliation (Diálogos Improbables). 1) A common message, "En Voz Confio", promoting a common dialogue on peace, was designed and implemented in 30 cities in different regions of the country (Caribbean, Amazonian, Andean, Pacific and Orinoquia). 9,300 persons participated (40% women and 60% men) in the different activities, focusing in recovering the confidence in peace by the communities. 2) 28 leaders (12 women and 16 men) from the department of Cesar and 25 leaders (8 women and 17 men) from the department of Meta, representing  different sectors and political positions, participated in the "Dialogos Improbables". A methodology was developed together with the leaders and implemented in 10 regional meetings (5 in Meta and 5 in Cesar). A set of commitments were agreed to contribute to the development of the regions, which were shared with governmental authorities, civil society organizations and political leaders. The most important aspect in this activity was the process undertaken by the participants, with discussions dealing with rural development, environment, human rights and peace building issues for their regions. This contributed to find common issues for peace building, despite their political differences and to establish a network among them. 2) Component 2 Information and gathering process of disappeared persons: This component was also changed from the original one agreed, due to changes in OACP's responsibilities. Capacity building activities were implemented to former FARC combatants, oganizations from the civil society, personnel from the Ministry of Defence and the Armed Forces, on how to gather humanitarian information on missing persons. 201 persons participated in an activity in San Vicente del Caguán where 166 biological samples were gathered to contribute to find information on 128 cases of forced disappearance. The results of this component where an important input to the Unit for Search of Missing Persons. 3) Component 3 Documentation and historic memories of the peace negotiation process: the objectives wer fulfilled. The information on the peace process between the Colombian government and the FARC was gathered, organized, analyzed, selected and included in the 10 books published, called "Memory Library ("Biblioteca de la Memoria"). This publication was launched and distributed in Bogotá, Villavicencio, Cali, Florencia and Carmen de Bolívar. Organizations from the civil society, governmental entities, universities, schools and the international community received copies of these memories. The translation of a summary of this publication in English was not possible due to the changes in the government in 2018. The new Office of the High Commissioner for Peace informed IOM that there was no interest in this activity and it had to be cancelled. 4) Component 4 Security guarantees:  Two confidential documents with information on security risks for former combatants, their families and communities in Arauca, Cauca, Sur de Bolívar and Catatumbo were elaborated by Fundación Ideas para la Paz (FIP) and submitted to the OACP. This information was an important input for OACP's peace policy with reliable and updated information. Eight Public documents were also drafted by the FIP on the political, social, economic and environmental context of these regions and published in the web portal "Verdad Abierta", contributing to the national debate on the situation in these regions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55190023-5519002301 Sweden Strategic activities on peace building to be developed to support the preparation phase for the post agreement between the Colombian governement and Farc guerrilla and leaded by the High Commissioner for Peace. Projektet syftar till att bidra till att förbereda samt stärka det lokala samhället och regionala statliga myndigheter/institutioner för ett aktivt och konstruktivt deltagande i fredsbyggande insatser, i linje med Colombias regerings strategi för fred (Paz Territorial). Huvudsyftet är att bygga upp ett förtroende inom regionerna, främja institutionell förstärkning och att effektivt kommunicera till regionerna vad det innebär att bygga fred. I linje med detta har OACP prioriterat tre komponenter för att nå de förväntade resultaten: 1) En mekanism för att finansiera nio fredsbyggande projekt som utformas och genomförs av lokala organisationer för offer, för att bidra till en bättre förståelse för offrens rättigheter och för att leda processer som främjar samexistens, 2) fastställa en kommunikationsstrategi för att öka medvetenheten och samla in information relaterad till försvunna personer inom ramen för den interna väpnade konflikten, 3) utforma och implementera integrerade skyddsmetoder för att förhindra rekrytering av pojkar och flickor till illegala väpnade grupper. Projektet är relevant för att främja och stärka fredsskapande processer i regionerna som ska bidra till en hållbar fred i Colombia. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to strengthen the capacity of governmental entities and the civil society regarding peace building, in line with the government's Territorial Peace approach (Paz Territorial). The main objective is to build trust within the communities, promote institutional strengthening and communicate effectively on what it means to build peace from the regions. The project was initially planned to be implemented during a period of 11 months, from December 2016 to November 2017 at the initial phase of the implementation of the Peace Agreement signed in 2016. Due to the political context, some activities were delayed, others had to be changed, and the project was amended four times. Additional resources were approved in two occasion. The project was finally implemented from December 2016 to June 2019 with a total contribution of SEK 12 156 187. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 5500000 2300000 9000000 0 5500000 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 2300000 -9000000 0 0 -10000000 0 12000000 -12000000 -2089889 0 10800000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 3000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 5500000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 2300000 IOM/International Organization for Migration -2089889 IOM/International Organization for Migration Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic implementation of the peace agreement Stärkt demokratiskt genomförande av fredsavtalen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater influence and meaningful participation for women in the peace process and the implementation of the peace agreement in accordance with the UN Security Council's resolutions on women, peace and security Ökat inflytande och meningsfullt deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocessen och fredsavtalens genomförande i enlighet med FN:s säkerhetsresolutioner om kvinnor, fred och säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55190023-5519002302 Sweden Strategic activities on peace building to be developed to support the preparation phase for the post agreement between the Colombian governement and Farc guerrilla and leaded by the High Commissioner for Peace. Projektet syftar till att bidra till att förbereda samt stärka det lokala samhället och regionala statliga myndigheter/institutioner för ett aktivt och konstruktivt deltagande i fredsbyggande insatser, i linje med Colombias regerings strategi för fred (Paz Territorial). Huvudsyftet är att bygga upp ett förtroende inom regionerna, främja institutionell förstärkning och att effektivt kommunicera till regionerna vad det innebär att bygga fred. I linje med detta har OACP prioriterat tre komponenter för att nå de förväntade resultaten: 1) En mekanism för att finansiera nio fredsbyggande projekt som utformas och genomförs av lokala organisationer för offer, för att bidra till en bättre förståelse för offrens rättigheter och för att leda processer som främjar samexistens, 2) fastställa en kommunikationsstrategi för att öka medvetenheten och samla in information relaterad till försvunna personer inom ramen för den interna väpnade konflikten, 3) utforma och implementera integrerade skyddsmetoder för att förhindra rekrytering av pojkar och flickor till illegala väpnade grupper. Projektet är relevant för att främja och stärka fredsskapande processer i regionerna som ska bidra till en hållbar fred i Colombia. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to strengthen the capacity of governmental entities and the civil society regarding peace building, in line with the government's Territorial Peace approach (Paz Territorial). The main objective is to build trust within the communities, promote institutional strengthening and communicate effectively on what it means to build peace from the regions. The project was initially planned to be implemented during a period of 11 months, from December 2016 to November 2017 at the initial phase of the implementation of the Peace Agreement signed in 2016. Due to the political context, some activities were delayed, others had to be changed, and the project was amended four times. Additional resources were approved in two occasion. The project was finally implemented from December 2016 to June 2019 with a total contribution of SEK 12 156 187. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1356483 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1356483 1356483 IOM/International Organization for Migration 1356483 IOM/International Organization for Migration Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic implementation of the peace agreement Stärkt demokratiskt genomförande av fredsavtalen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater influence and meaningful participation for women in the peace process and the implementation of the peace agreement in accordance with the UN Security Council's resolutions on women, peace and security Ökat inflytande och meningsfullt deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocessen och fredsavtalens genomförande i enlighet med FN:s säkerhetsresolutioner om kvinnor, fred och säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55190029 Sweden This contribution of 19 million SEK is to carry out the Project named “Fostering institutional efficiency and public-governance effectiveness in Colombia as strategic enablers to sustain inclusive growth and bring Colombia closer to the OECD” during the period 2016-2022. The intervention aims at enhancing the capacity of the Colombian state to design and deliver policies and services to citizens and business in all regions of the country in a way that effectively addresses needs and achieves results. It is designed to support two committees that need further reform efforts by the Colombian government in order to become part of the Organisation: Public-governance and Environmental Policy. The components of the intervention are: i) Access to Justice as a Human Right dimension, ii) Fostering Integrity in Colombia through the Regional Moralisation Commissions, iii) Extension of the Open Government principles of transparency, accountability and citizen participation , iv) Strengthening of sub-national administrative capacities, v) Support to enhance women’s political participation and vi) Strengthening of the environmental governance framework. Projektets avtalsvärde 19 miljoner kronor för att genomföra projektet “Fostering institutional efficiency and public-governance effectiveness in Colombia as strategic enablers to sustain inclusive growth and bring Colombia closer to the OECD” under perioden 2016-2022. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra kapaciteten hos den colombianska staten för att designa och leverera policy och tjänster för medborgare samt företag i landets samtliga regioner på ett sätt som effektivt riktar in sig mot behov och uppnår resultat. Insatsen är utformad för att ta itu med två huvudfrågor där OECD har identifierat ett behov av ytterligare reformer av den colombianska regeringen för att bli en del av organisationen: offentlig styrning och miljöpolicy. Komponenterna i insatsen är: i) tillgång till rättvisa som en mänsklig rättighet, ii) främja integritet i Colombia genom regionala kommissioner, iii) Utvidgning av Regeringens principer om transparens, ansvarsskyldighet och medborgardeltagande, iv) Förstärkning av den subnationella administrativa kapaciteten, v) stöd för att öka kvinnors politiska deltagande och vi) förstärkning av ramverket för miljöhantering. OECD kommer att genomföra insatsen genom workshops, seminarier, politisk dialog, tekniskt stöd och fallstudier. OECD kommer att arbeta nära med intressanter såsom den colombianska nationella planeringsavdelningen (DNP), sekretariatet för transparens, justitieministeriet och ministeriet för miljö och hållbar utveckling samt lokala myndigheter. The aim of this co-operation between the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the Government of Colombia (GoC) is to address key challenges identified by two Committees (Public Governance, PGC and Environmental Policy, EPOC). Furthermore, the projects objective is also to enhance the capacity of the Colombian state to design and deliver policies and services to citizens and business in all regions of the country in a way that effectively moves the country closer to OECD standards in the areas covered by this projects components, and ultimately enables the GoC and local governments to address needs and achieve results for citizens more effectively and efficiently. The Project includes 6 interlinked components with the following illustrative results: 1. Access to Justice as a Human Right dimension: Impact of justice service-delivery at the local level. i) Concrete improvements in the multi-level governance and local planning capacity for justice services. ii) Enhanced horizontal co-ordination in the specific region selected. iii) Increased citizen engagement in justice provision. iv) Timelier and fairer access to justice in the selected region. 2. Fostering Integrity in Colombia: Developing capacities at the level of the Regional Moralisation Commissions (RMC). i) Improved coordination between the national and the regional moralization commissions, as well as among the actors involved in the regional moralization commissions. ii) Enhanced relations between the regional institutions and its citizens, creating a direct impact by lowering risks of corruption and reducing the number of actual cases of corruption, building trust in the regional public administrations, and increasing transparency in public decision making. iii) Strengthening RMCs will also increase public trust in the controlling institutions and provide a best practice case to be replicated in other regions of the country. 3. Extending the Benefits of the Open Government principles of Transparency, Accountability and citizen participation to the Sub-national Level to improve public-sector responsiveness to citizens needs, including from a gender-equality perspective. i) Strengthened territorial component of the second OGP Action Plan paving the way for a third OGP Action Plan including more departments and municipalities. ii) Independent open government action plans of regions other than Antioquia. iii) Enhanced co-ordination of open government policies between the national and the subnational levels. iv) Creation of a culture of knowledge sharing between region. v) Broader and deeper citizens engagement with public authorities, including regional and local governments and the key actors comprising the Regional Moralisation Commissions, to improve policy and service design and delivery, fight corruption more effectively on the ground, and improve outcomes and results for people. 4. Sub-national Administrative Capacity: Strengthening regional governments Centre of Government (CoG). i) Improved vertical co-ordination mechanisms between the central government and regional/local governments to achieve development outcomes more effectively and efficiently. ii) More capacities for public elected officials to define local policy priorities and plans, managing correctly local finances and budget allocation. iii) Improved policy co-ordination between national, regional, and local levels and with citizens. iv) Enhanced knowledge base in these areas in the National Planning Department to build next-generation national development strategies to reduce regional disparities. v) Enhanced capacity in key poor regions and municipalities in Colombia to define and manage the implementation of public investments from national, regional and local sources to achieve policy objectives identified in regional development plans that accurately reflect the needs of citizens and businesses in the region, including gender-specific services. 5. Supporting Colombia to enhance womens political participation. i) Improved gender equality in public life thanks to concrete information regarding the main barriers that women are facing and how to tackle them. ii) Adherence of Colombia to the 2015 OECD Recommendation on Gender Equality in Public Life and facilitate its monitoring. iii) Better policy-making that more readily reflects gender-based policy issues. iv) Reinforced policy dialogue between key stakeholders to increase women's political representation and leadership. 6. Environment: Strengthening the governance framework for integrated waste management and transition to a circular economy. i) Improved capacity to design waste management and circular economy policies based on OECD best practices at national and regional/local level. ii) Improved policy co-ordination and strengthened dialogue between national, regional, and local levels on environment policies with waste management policies as focus. During the fifth period of the contribution, the government of Colombia asked Sida and the OECD to further support components 1 and 5 by conducting a Gender Review, and an amendment was signed for this purpose. The Gender Review built on the elements for good governance highlighted in the OECD Recommendation of the Council on Gender Equality in Public Life and in the work advanced by the OECD Working Party on Gender Mainstreaming in Governance. It also reflected on the disproportionate impact of the COVID-19 crisis on women and girls, as well as institutional capacities for responding to crisis in a gender-responsive manner, with a view to mainstream gender in emergency management processes. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general The main result was Colombias accession to the OECD; moreover, the activities developed through this contribution supported the countrys post-accession process in adopting the organisations best practices in two of the seven OECD committees in which further progress needed to be made. One of the most important ambitions was to enhance Colombias horizontal and vertical coordination, particularly when it comes to planning, monitoring, and evaluating public policies and procedures; for this, the contribution focused its work on specific municipalities and departments that have significantly been affected by conflict. Among the results obtained, the following stand out: - Report: Access to justice and politics at the local level - Review of gender equality in Colombia: Strengthening gender mainstreaming to promote inclusive growth - Toolkits: Developing an inclusive and gender-sensitive emergency preparedness framework in Colombia, Access to politics for women at local level, and Promoting access to justice for women at local level - Report: Empowering the Regional Moralisation Commissions to prevent corruption at a subnational level. - Report: Towards an Open State in Colombia: adopting a strategic approach to open government at the subnational level - Report: Towards a solid monitoring and evaluation system in the subnational governments of Colombia - Guide on practical tools for strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems at the subnational level - Technical notes: Circular economy, Extended producer responsibility, Local and regional waste management plans, Improving data for waste management and the circular economy, and Waste prevention and circular businesses models As mentioned above, the contribution activities have allowed Colombia to align with the OECDs best practices, share experiences between institutions and local and national entities, as well as adopt new methodologies to better report on its commitments in the post-accession framework as a member country of the Organisation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55190029-5519002901 Sweden This contribution of 19 million SEK is to carry out the Project named “Fostering institutional efficiency and public-governance effectiveness in Colombia as strategic enablers to sustain inclusive growth and bring Colombia closer to the OECD” during the period 2016-2022. The intervention aims at enhancing the capacity of the Colombian state to design and deliver policies and services to citizens and business in all regions of the country in a way that effectively addresses needs and achieves results. It is designed to support two committees that need further reform efforts by the Colombian government in order to become part of the Organisation: Public-governance and Environmental Policy. The components of the intervention are: i) Access to Justice as a Human Right dimension, ii) Fostering Integrity in Colombia through the Regional Moralisation Commissions, iii) Extension of the Open Government principles of transparency, accountability and citizen participation , iv) Strengthening of sub-national administrative capacities, v) Support to enhance women’s political participation and vi) Strengthening of the environmental governance framework. Projektets avtalsvärde 19 miljoner kronor för att genomföra projektet “Fostering institutional efficiency and public-governance effectiveness in Colombia as strategic enablers to sustain inclusive growth and bring Colombia closer to the OECD” under perioden 2016-2022. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra kapaciteten hos den colombianska staten för att designa och leverera policy och tjänster för medborgare samt företag i landets samtliga regioner på ett sätt som effektivt riktar in sig mot behov och uppnår resultat. Insatsen är utformad för att ta itu med två huvudfrågor där OECD har identifierat ett behov av ytterligare reformer av den colombianska regeringen för att bli en del av organisationen: offentlig styrning och miljöpolicy. Komponenterna i insatsen är: i) tillgång till rättvisa som en mänsklig rättighet, ii) främja integritet i Colombia genom regionala kommissioner, iii) Utvidgning av Regeringens principer om transparens, ansvarsskyldighet och medborgardeltagande, iv) Förstärkning av den subnationella administrativa kapaciteten, v) stöd för att öka kvinnors politiska deltagande och vi) förstärkning av ramverket för miljöhantering. OECD kommer att genomföra insatsen genom workshops, seminarier, politisk dialog, tekniskt stöd och fallstudier. OECD kommer att arbeta nära med intressanter såsom den colombianska nationella planeringsavdelningen (DNP), sekretariatet för transparens, justitieministeriet och ministeriet för miljö och hållbar utveckling samt lokala myndigheter. The aim of this co-operation between the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the Government of Colombia (GoC) is to address key challenges identified by two Committees (Public Governance, PGC and Environmental Policy, EPOC). Furthermore, the projects objective is also to enhance the capacity of the Colombian state to design and deliver policies and services to citizens and business in all regions of the country in a way that effectively moves the country closer to OECD standards in the areas covered by this projects components, and ultimately enables the GoC and local governments to address needs and achieve results for citizens more effectively and efficiently. The Project includes 6 interlinked components with the following illustrative results: 1. Access to Justice as a Human Right dimension: Impact of justice service-delivery at the local level. i) Concrete improvements in the multi-level governance and local planning capacity for justice services. ii) Enhanced horizontal co-ordination in the specific region selected. iii) Increased citizen engagement in justice provision. iv) Timelier and fairer access to justice in the selected region. 2. Fostering Integrity in Colombia: Developing capacities at the level of the Regional Moralisation Commissions (RMC). i) Improved coordination between the national and the regional moralization commissions, as well as among the actors involved in the regional moralization commissions. ii) Enhanced relations between the regional institutions and its citizens, creating a direct impact by lowering risks of corruption and reducing the number of actual cases of corruption, building trust in the regional public administrations, and increasing transparency in public decision making. iii) Strengthening RMCs will also increase public trust in the controlling institutions and provide a best practice case to be replicated in other regions of the country. 3. Extending the Benefits of the Open Government principles of Transparency, Accountability and citizen participation to the Sub-national Level to improve public-sector responsiveness to citizens needs, including from a gender-equality perspective. i) Strengthened territorial component of the second OGP Action Plan paving the way for a third OGP Action Plan including more departments and municipalities. ii) Independent open government action plans of regions other than Antioquia. iii) Enhanced co-ordination of open government policies between the national and the subnational levels. iv) Creation of a culture of knowledge sharing between region. v) Broader and deeper citizens engagement with public authorities, including regional and local governments and the key actors comprising the Regional Moralisation Commissions, to improve policy and service design and delivery, fight corruption more effectively on the ground, and improve outcomes and results for people. 4. Sub-national Administrative Capacity: Strengthening regional governments Centre of Government (CoG). i) Improved vertical co-ordination mechanisms between the central government and regional/local governments to achieve development outcomes more effectively and efficiently. ii) More capacities for public elected officials to define local policy priorities and plans, managing correctly local finances and budget allocation. iii) Improved policy co-ordination between national, regional, and local levels and with citizens. iv) Enhanced knowledge base in these areas in the National Planning Department to build next-generation national development strategies to reduce regional disparities. v) Enhanced capacity in key poor regions and municipalities in Colombia to define and manage the implementation of public investments from national, regional and local sources to achieve policy objectives identified in regional development plans that accurately reflect the needs of citizens and businesses in the region, including gender-specific services. 5. Supporting Colombia to enhance womens political participation. i) Improved gender equality in public life thanks to concrete information regarding the main barriers that women are facing and how to tackle them. ii) Adherence of Colombia to the 2015 OECD Recommendation on Gender Equality in Public Life and facilitate its monitoring. iii) Better policy-making that more readily reflects gender-based policy issues. iv) Reinforced policy dialogue between key stakeholders to increase women's political representation and leadership. 6. Environment: Strengthening the governance framework for integrated waste management and transition to a circular economy. i) Improved capacity to design waste management and circular economy policies based on OECD best practices at national and regional/local level. ii) Improved policy co-ordination and strengthened dialogue between national, regional, and local levels on environment policies with waste management policies as focus. During the fifth period of the contribution, the government of Colombia asked Sida and the OECD to further support components 1 and 5 by conducting a Gender Review, and an amendment was signed for this purpose. The Gender Review built on the elements for good governance highlighted in the OECD Recommendation of the Council on Gender Equality in Public Life and in the work advanced by the OECD Working Party on Gender Mainstreaming in Governance. It also reflected on the disproportionate impact of the COVID-19 crisis on women and girls, as well as institutional capacities for responding to crisis in a gender-responsive manner, with a view to mainstream gender in emergency management processes. Sweden OECD (Funds for Technical Co-operation Activities Only) Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OECD (Funds for Technical Co-operation Activities Only) 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4500000 4504610 3743767 4068504 0 -2000000 4500000 0 2000000 0 4504610 3000000 0 3000000 -3000000 3743767 0 0 -3000000 0 0 0 4068504 -2000000 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 0 16816881 OECD (Funds for Technical Co-operation Activities Only) 4500000 OECD (Funds for Technical Co-operation Activities Only) 4504610 OECD (Funds for Technical Co-operation Activities Only) 3743767 OECD (Funds for Technical Co-operation Activities Only) 4068504 OECD (Funds for Technical Co-operation Activities Only) Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Greater influence and meaningful participation for women in the peace process and the implementation of the peace agreement in accordance with the UN Security Council's resolutions on women, peace and security Ökat inflytande och meningsfullt deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocessen och fredsavtalens genomförande i enlighet med FN:s säkerhetsresolutioner om kvinnor, fred och säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for inclusive and sustainable economic development in areas affected by conflict, including with respect to sustainable use of resources Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i konfliktdrabbade områden, inklusive med hänsyn till hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Greater access to basic and sustainable public services in conflict-affected regions. Ökad tillgång till grundläggande och hållbara samhällstjänster i konfliktutsatta regioner Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55190029-5519002902 Sweden This contribution of 19 million SEK is to carry out the Project named “Fostering institutional efficiency and public-governance effectiveness in Colombia as strategic enablers to sustain inclusive growth and bring Colombia closer to the OECD” during the period 2016-2022. The intervention aims at enhancing the capacity of the Colombian state to design and deliver policies and services to citizens and business in all regions of the country in a way that effectively addresses needs and achieves results. It is designed to support two committees that need further reform efforts by the Colombian government in order to become part of the Organisation: Public-governance and Environmental Policy. The components of the intervention are: i) Access to Justice as a Human Right dimension, ii) Fostering Integrity in Colombia through the Regional Moralisation Commissions, iii) Extension of the Open Government principles of transparency, accountability and citizen participation , iv) Strengthening of sub-national administrative capacities, v) Support to enhance women’s political participation and vi) Strengthening of the environmental governance framework. Projektets avtalsvärde 19 miljoner kronor för att genomföra projektet “Fostering institutional efficiency and public-governance effectiveness in Colombia as strategic enablers to sustain inclusive growth and bring Colombia closer to the OECD” under perioden 2016-2022. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra kapaciteten hos den colombianska staten för att designa och leverera policy och tjänster för medborgare samt företag i landets samtliga regioner på ett sätt som effektivt riktar in sig mot behov och uppnår resultat. Insatsen är utformad för att ta itu med två huvudfrågor där OECD har identifierat ett behov av ytterligare reformer av den colombianska regeringen för att bli en del av organisationen: offentlig styrning och miljöpolicy. Komponenterna i insatsen är: i) tillgång till rättvisa som en mänsklig rättighet, ii) främja integritet i Colombia genom regionala kommissioner, iii) Utvidgning av Regeringens principer om transparens, ansvarsskyldighet och medborgardeltagande, iv) Förstärkning av den subnationella administrativa kapaciteten, v) stöd för att öka kvinnors politiska deltagande och vi) förstärkning av ramverket för miljöhantering. OECD kommer att genomföra insatsen genom workshops, seminarier, politisk dialog, tekniskt stöd och fallstudier. OECD kommer att arbeta nära med intressanter såsom den colombianska nationella planeringsavdelningen (DNP), sekretariatet för transparens, justitieministeriet och ministeriet för miljö och hållbar utveckling samt lokala myndigheter. The aim of this co-operation between the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the Government of Colombia (GoC) is to address key challenges identified by two Committees (Public Governance, PGC and Environmental Policy, EPOC). Furthermore, the projects objective is also to enhance the capacity of the Colombian state to design and deliver policies and services to citizens and business in all regions of the country in a way that effectively moves the country closer to OECD standards in the areas covered by this projects components, and ultimately enables the GoC and local governments to address needs and achieve results for citizens more effectively and efficiently. The Project includes 6 interlinked components with the following illustrative results: 1. Access to Justice as a Human Right dimension: Impact of justice service-delivery at the local level. i) Concrete improvements in the multi-level governance and local planning capacity for justice services. ii) Enhanced horizontal co-ordination in the specific region selected. iii) Increased citizen engagement in justice provision. iv) Timelier and fairer access to justice in the selected region. 2. Fostering Integrity in Colombia: Developing capacities at the level of the Regional Moralisation Commissions (RMC). i) Improved coordination between the national and the regional moralization commissions, as well as among the actors involved in the regional moralization commissions. ii) Enhanced relations between the regional institutions and its citizens, creating a direct impact by lowering risks of corruption and reducing the number of actual cases of corruption, building trust in the regional public administrations, and increasing transparency in public decision making. iii) Strengthening RMCs will also increase public trust in the controlling institutions and provide a best practice case to be replicated in other regions of the country. 3. Extending the Benefits of the Open Government principles of Transparency, Accountability and citizen participation to the Sub-national Level to improve public-sector responsiveness to citizens needs, including from a gender-equality perspective. i) Strengthened territorial component of the second OGP Action Plan paving the way for a third OGP Action Plan including more departments and municipalities. ii) Independent open government action plans of regions other than Antioquia. iii) Enhanced co-ordination of open government policies between the national and the subnational levels. iv) Creation of a culture of knowledge sharing between region. v) Broader and deeper citizens engagement with public authorities, including regional and local governments and the key actors comprising the Regional Moralisation Commissions, to improve policy and service design and delivery, fight corruption more effectively on the ground, and improve outcomes and results for people. 4. Sub-national Administrative Capacity: Strengthening regional governments Centre of Government (CoG). i) Improved vertical co-ordination mechanisms between the central government and regional/local governments to achieve development outcomes more effectively and efficiently. ii) More capacities for public elected officials to define local policy priorities and plans, managing correctly local finances and budget allocation. iii) Improved policy co-ordination between national, regional, and local levels and with citizens. iv) Enhanced knowledge base in these areas in the National Planning Department to build next-generation national development strategies to reduce regional disparities. v) Enhanced capacity in key poor regions and municipalities in Colombia to define and manage the implementation of public investments from national, regional and local sources to achieve policy objectives identified in regional development plans that accurately reflect the needs of citizens and businesses in the region, including gender-specific services. 5. Supporting Colombia to enhance womens political participation. i) Improved gender equality in public life thanks to concrete information regarding the main barriers that women are facing and how to tackle them. ii) Adherence of Colombia to the 2015 OECD Recommendation on Gender Equality in Public Life and facilitate its monitoring. iii) Better policy-making that more readily reflects gender-based policy issues. iv) Reinforced policy dialogue between key stakeholders to increase women's political representation and leadership. 6. Environment: Strengthening the governance framework for integrated waste management and transition to a circular economy. i) Improved capacity to design waste management and circular economy policies based on OECD best practices at national and regional/local level. ii) Improved policy co-ordination and strengthened dialogue between national, regional, and local levels on environment policies with waste management policies as focus. During the fifth period of the contribution, the government of Colombia asked Sida and the OECD to further support components 1 and 5 by conducting a Gender Review, and an amendment was signed for this purpose. The Gender Review built on the elements for good governance highlighted in the OECD Recommendation of the Council on Gender Equality in Public Life and in the work advanced by the OECD Working Party on Gender Mainstreaming in Governance. It also reflected on the disproportionate impact of the COVID-19 crisis on women and girls, as well as institutional capacities for responding to crisis in a gender-responsive manner, with a view to mainstream gender in emergency management processes. Sweden OECD (Funds for Technical Co-operation Activities Only) Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OECD (Funds for Technical Co-operation Activities Only) 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 2500000 0 2500000 OECD (Funds for Technical Co-operation Activities Only) 2500000 OECD (Funds for Technical Co-operation Activities Only) Colombia 2021-2025 Colombia 2021-2025 Gender equality, reduced GBV and access to SRHR Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld och ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55190043 Sweden LCMGDM is a social mobilization and education plan designed by a working group (the “Pedagogy Group for Peace- GPP”) within the Minister Counselor for Communications of the Presidency to encourage citizen participation and public deliberation during the transition to a post-conflict scenario and the territorial peace building process. The project has three phases: (1) an awareness campaign for people to know about the initiative and how they can participate, (2) support and deliberation where the dialogues take place and (3) civil mobilization in favour of peace. Gender and Environment will be two fundamental issues. As to the impact result, the project aims at achieving that 1% of the population from the 32 municipalities and 14 capital cities recognize LCMGDM and its spaces. Internationella Organisationen för Migration (IOM) har ansökt om finansiering för att genomföra projektet “World´s Largest Conversation”. Projektets syfte är att uppmuntra civilt deltagande och öppen debatt under övergången till ett post-konfliktscenario och fredsbyggnadsprocessen på landsbygden. Jämställdhet och miljö kommer utgöra två viktiga teman. Projektet har tre faser: (1) en medvetandegörandekampanj för att folk ska känna till initiativet och hur de kan delta, (2) stöd och diskussion på de platser dialogerna äger rum och (3) civil deltagande för att främja fred. När det gäller resultat på impact-nivå år projektets mål att 1 % av befolkningen i de 32 kommunerna och 14 storstäderna känner till kommunikationssatsningen och dess verksamhetsfält. LCMGDM is visible in 32 municipalities and 14 capital cities as an experience of social mobilisation and peace pedagogy that encourage citizen participation and public deliberation through a diverse series of dialogues on issues related to the conflict and collective peace building process. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Democratic participation and civil society Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Government & Civil Society-general Conflict, Peace & Security The purpose of this project was to promote conversation skills among the Colombian population as a tool for peace building. The means for doing so, was through a communications campaign named "the World's Largest Conversation" that was lead by the Peace Pedagogy Team within the Colombian Presidency.  The idea was then to (1) generate brand-awareness for the "World's Largest Conversation Campaign" through the creation of digital pieces and TV and radio spots and (2) to promote conversation abilities among the Colombian citizens of selected municipalities. It is worth mentioning, the Embassy's funds were targeted to the media communication campaign (i.e. production and broadcast of radio spots, videos, promotional pieces etc). Nonetheless, it is important to mention the accomplishments of the "World's Largest Conversation" in the pedagogy aspect, as the whole purpose of the communication campaign was to maximize their conversation methodology for peace building.  By the end of the campaign, the results were:  Brand awareness  By the end of the project, a poll was conducted by the National Consulting Center, and it concluded that in the cities and municipalities where the campaign took place, 7% of the population knew about the campaign and recognized its spaces and digital pieces. See answer to next question for specific information on the produced pieces and reached population. Promotion of communication skills  1. Public Servants: World's Largest Conversation team designed an itinerant exhibition, where information on the social and political context of the armed conflict and negotiation agenda with the FARC was given. Additionally, reflections over public administration's role on peace building were posed. The exhibition was presented in 27 national agencies.  2. Education: through the initiative "la Paz es una nota", the project generated spaces for reflecting upon the role of education sector in the construction of a "peace culture" through the construction of a national agenda on peace education. 3. Local authorities: work with local authorities focused on reflecting how to implement local peace building measures. The team from the World's Largest Conversation participated in national assemblies of local authorities (Mayors and Governors) with the aim of identifying the regional "pending conversations" related to peace building. Through these initiative, it was identified that priority topics for the regions are: rural development (25%), social investment and eradication of poverty (16%), access to education (10%), victims' reparation (6%).  4. "Conversation schools": through this initiative young leaders were trained to be "conversation ambassadors" through capacity building on the peace process with the FARC, use of IT for the design and widespread of pro-peace activities and conversation as a tool for dealing with social conflicts. By the end of the project, 594 ambassadors were trained in 11 departments (Cundinamarca 4, Santander 34, Antioquia 33, Valle del Cauca 128; Bolivar 34, Atlántico 53, Caldas 32, Meta 51, Risaralda 60, Cauca 94, Magdalena 43)    No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55190043-5519004301 Sweden LCMGDM is a social mobilization and education plan designed by a working group (the “Pedagogy Group for Peace- GPP”) within the Minister Counselor for Communications of the Presidency to encourage citizen participation and public deliberation during the transition to a post-conflict scenario and the territorial peace building process. The project has three phases: (1) an awareness campaign for people to know about the initiative and how they can participate, (2) support and deliberation where the dialogues take place and (3) civil mobilization in favour of peace. Gender and Environment will be two fundamental issues. As to the impact result, the project aims at achieving that 1% of the population from the 32 municipalities and 14 capital cities recognize LCMGDM and its spaces. Internationella Organisationen för Migration (IOM) har ansökt om finansiering för att genomföra projektet “World´s Largest Conversation”. Projektets syfte är att uppmuntra civilt deltagande och öppen debatt under övergången till ett post-konfliktscenario och fredsbyggnadsprocessen på landsbygden. Jämställdhet och miljö kommer utgöra två viktiga teman. Projektet har tre faser: (1) en medvetandegörandekampanj för att folk ska känna till initiativet och hur de kan delta, (2) stöd och diskussion på de platser dialogerna äger rum och (3) civil deltagande för att främja fred. När det gäller resultat på impact-nivå år projektets mål att 1 % av befolkningen i de 32 kommunerna och 14 storstäderna känner till kommunikationssatsningen och dess verksamhetsfält. LCMGDM is visible in 32 municipalities and 14 capital cities as an experience of social mobilisation and peace pedagogy that encourage citizen participation and public deliberation through a diverse series of dialogues on issues related to the conflict and collective peace building process. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Colombias Presidential Office for Communications Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2400000 0 2400000 2500000 0 2400000 -2400000 -2500000 2400000 Colombias Presidential Office for Communications 2400000 Colombias Presidential Office for Communications SE-0-SE-6-55190043-5519004302 Sweden LCMGDM is a social mobilization and education plan designed by a working group (the “Pedagogy Group for Peace- GPP”) within the Minister Counselor for Communications of the Presidency to encourage citizen participation and public deliberation during the transition to a post-conflict scenario and the territorial peace building process. The project has three phases: (1) an awareness campaign for people to know about the initiative and how they can participate, (2) support and deliberation where the dialogues take place and (3) civil mobilization in favour of peace. Gender and Environment will be two fundamental issues. As to the impact result, the project aims at achieving that 1% of the population from the 32 municipalities and 14 capital cities recognize LCMGDM and its spaces. Internationella Organisationen för Migration (IOM) har ansökt om finansiering för att genomföra projektet “World´s Largest Conversation”. Projektets syfte är att uppmuntra civilt deltagande och öppen debatt under övergången till ett post-konfliktscenario och fredsbyggnadsprocessen på landsbygden. Jämställdhet och miljö kommer utgöra två viktiga teman. Projektet har tre faser: (1) en medvetandegörandekampanj för att folk ska känna till initiativet och hur de kan delta, (2) stöd och diskussion på de platser dialogerna äger rum och (3) civil deltagande för att främja fred. När det gäller resultat på impact-nivå år projektets mål att 1 % av befolkningen i de 32 kommunerna och 14 storstäderna känner till kommunikationssatsningen och dess verksamhetsfält. LCMGDM is visible in 32 municipalities and 14 capital cities as an experience of social mobilisation and peace pedagogy that encourage citizen participation and public deliberation through a diverse series of dialogues on issues related to the conflict and collective peace building process. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Colombias Presidential Office for Communications Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2549993 0 2549933 60 0 -68698 2549993 Colombias Presidential Office for Communications 2549933 Colombias Presidential Office for Communications 60 Colombias Presidential Office for Communications -81064 Colombias Presidential Office for Communications 12366 Colombias Presidential Office for Communications Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic implementation of the peace agreement Stärkt demokratiskt genomförande av fredsavtalen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55200007 Sweden This intervention aims to reduce poverty and violence on indigenous people, particularly Mayan women in four territories of Guatemala, promoting Women´s Economic Empowerment, through strengthening their capacities on productive technical matters and entrepreneurship; strengthening the peasant organizations capacities to ensure their response to their members to reduce poverty and strengthening advocacy work. The project also aims to improve market access and position of rural Mayan women within a framework of organizational strengthening and deepening knowledge of rights and demands for rights compliance, recognizing that economic empowerment ensures sustainable individual, collective and political empowerment. Utvecklingsinsatsen syftar till att minska fattigdom bland ursprungsbefolkningar i fyra territorier på landsbygden i Guatemala genom ett fokus på kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt och förebyggande av könsbaserat våld. Totalt förväntas 7500 ekonomiska initiativ sammansatta och ledda av kvinnor få tillgång till tekniskt och finansiellt stöd, förbättrad tillgång till lokala, regionala och nationella marknader. We Effect samarbetar med tio lokala organisationer i implementeringen av projektet under åren 2016-2020. Overall Objective: To contribute to the State and other actors assuming their responsibility in reducing poverty and violence for rights holders, especially Mayan women, in the following regions: 145 communities in 7 departments of the country (Alta Verapaz, Baja Verapaz, Sololá, Huehuetenango, Quiché, Chimaltenango and Quetzaltenango). Specific Objectives: -To increase rural Mayan women's comprehensive economic empowerment from a human rights approach -To increase the partner organizations capacities in order to influence and negotiate with the state, the private sector, peasant and indigenous movement, on behalf of rural Mayan women who are rights holders. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Rural development Other Multisector SE-0-SE-6-55200007-5520000702 Sweden This intervention aims to reduce poverty and violence on indigenous people, particularly Mayan women in four territories of Guatemala, promoting Women´s Economic Empowerment, through strengthening their capacities on productive technical matters and entrepreneurship; strengthening the peasant organizations capacities to ensure their response to their members to reduce poverty and strengthening advocacy work. The project also aims to improve market access and position of rural Mayan women within a framework of organizational strengthening and deepening knowledge of rights and demands for rights compliance, recognizing that economic empowerment ensures sustainable individual, collective and political empowerment. Utvecklingsinsatsen syftar till att minska fattigdom bland ursprungsbefolkningar i fyra territorier på landsbygden i Guatemala genom ett fokus på kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt och förebyggande av könsbaserat våld. Totalt förväntas 7500 ekonomiska initiativ sammansatta och ledda av kvinnor få tillgång till tekniskt och finansiellt stöd, förbättrad tillgång till lokala, regionala och nationella marknader. We Effect samarbetar med tio lokala organisationer i implementeringen av projektet under åren 2016-2020. Overall Objective: To contribute to the State and other actors assuming their responsibility in reducing poverty and violence for rights holders, especially Mayan women, in the following regions: 145 communities in 7 departments of the country (Alta Verapaz, Baja Verapaz, Sololá, Huehuetenango, Quiché, Chimaltenango and Quetzaltenango). Specific Objectives: -To increase rural Mayan women's comprehensive economic empowerment from a human rights approach -To increase the partner organizations capacities in order to influence and negotiate with the state, the private sector, peasant and indigenous movement, on behalf of rural Mayan women who are rights holders. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13500000 10000000 12500000 8500000 8250000 10000000 12500000 0 8500000 0 13500000 0 0 0 0 4250000 0 4000000 0 0 0 52750000 We Effect 13500000 We Effect 10000000 We Effect 12500000 We Effect 8500000 We Effect 4000000 We Effect 4250000 We Effect Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity to prevent and handle the consequences of gender-based violence Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och hantera konsekvenserna av könsbaserat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened democratic institutions and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened land rights for women and indigenous people within small-scale farming Stärkta mark- och nyttjanderättigheter för kvinnor och urfolk inom det småskaliga lantbruket Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable and climate adjusted food security, including sustainable use of natural resources and ecosystem services Hållbar och klimatanpassad livsmedelsförsörjning, inklusive hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55200007-5520000703 Sweden This intervention aims to reduce poverty and violence on indigenous people, particularly Mayan women in four territories of Guatemala, promoting Women´s Economic Empowerment, through strengthening their capacities on productive technical matters and entrepreneurship; strengthening the peasant organizations capacities to ensure their response to their members to reduce poverty and strengthening advocacy work. The project also aims to improve market access and position of rural Mayan women within a framework of organizational strengthening and deepening knowledge of rights and demands for rights compliance, recognizing that economic empowerment ensures sustainable individual, collective and political empowerment. Utvecklingsinsatsen syftar till att minska fattigdom bland ursprungsbefolkningar i fyra territorier på landsbygden i Guatemala genom ett fokus på kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt och förebyggande av könsbaserat våld. Totalt förväntas 7500 ekonomiska initiativ sammansatta och ledda av kvinnor få tillgång till tekniskt och finansiellt stöd, förbättrad tillgång till lokala, regionala och nationella marknader. We Effect samarbetar med tio lokala organisationer i implementeringen av projektet under åren 2016-2020. Overall Objective: To contribute to the State and other actors assuming their responsibility in reducing poverty and violence for rights holders, especially Mayan women, in the following regions: 145 communities in 7 departments of the country (Alta Verapaz, Baja Verapaz, Sololá, Huehuetenango, Quiché, Chimaltenango and Quetzaltenango). Specific Objectives: -To increase rural Mayan women's comprehensive economic empowerment from a human rights approach -To increase the partner organizations capacities in order to influence and negotiate with the state, the private sector, peasant and indigenous movement, on behalf of rural Mayan women who are rights holders. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -597579 -597579 We Effect Guatemala 2021-2025 Guatemala 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld och ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including conservation of ecosystems and biodiversity. Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive bevarande av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened economic empowerment for women. Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55200010 Sweden The proposal aims to replicate inter-institutional coordination between UN Agencies, civil society, local and central government to reproduce successful experience from previous Joint Program in San Marcos Region. The program intents to: improve livelihoods, health and resilience of poor peasant families with productions of subsistence and Infra subsistence in rural poor areas of Comitancillo, San Miguel Ixtahuacán, Concepción Tutuapa, Sipacapa y Tejutla of San Marcos, Guatemala. The program will also strength capacities of civil society, local and central government with presence in the area to enhance the preparation and implementation of Municipal Development Plan and promote participation on Development Council System as a way to reach investment on the region. Insatsen, som leds av UNDP, bygger på det sammarbete som tre FN organen har haft under första delen av projektet "Joint Program" i San Marcos regionen. Där uppnåddes en väl fungerande interinstitutionell samordning mellan UNDP- FAO -WHO, civilsamhället, samt lokala och centrala myndigheter. denna insats bygger vidare på detta och har som målsättning att förbättra levnadsvillkoren för familjer som livnär sig på jordbruk och förbättra deras tillgång till sjukvård samt motsståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer. Denna fas 2 kommer verka i kommuner som inte inkluderades i FAS 1 nämligen Comitancillo, San Miguel Ixtahuacán, Concepción Tutuapa, Sipacapa y Tejutla i San Marcos. Initiativet kommer även att arbeta med att förbättra kapaciteten bland aktörer från civilsamhället, lokala och centrala myndigheter för att säkerställa framtagandet och implementeringen av kommunala utvecklingsplaner, samt främja deltagande i lokala utvecklingskommittéer för att främja lokala investeringar. Cuilco Program intends to provide multiple solutions to development in territories, it is focused in small-scale farmers families, farmer organizations and government institutions present in the territory (Municipalities and Ministries).  The Program works with public institutions to generate evidence to facilitate right holders greater access to quality public services to improve their lives and strengthens duty bearers to perform their mandates in the territory and to better respond to the citizens demands.The program works in economic, cultural and social rights, including the right to food and the enjoyment of a safe, clean, healthy and sustainable environment. It has been implemented since November 2015 in Tejutla, Comitancillo, Concepción Tutuapa, Sipacapa and San Miguel Ixtaguacán in San Marcos, Guatemala. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Rural development Other Multisector Implementation during 2020 was conditioned by COVID-19 pandemic, the joint program was able to take measures to continue the implementation in a COVID-19 context, such as changes in operations to face the country lock down, design and implementation of a COVID-19 response plan. The program's operations changed regarding training sessions, groups were divided in groups of 10, gel alcohol and face masks were provided and physical distance between participants was assured; information about COVID-19 prevention was introduced to support the containment of the pandemic; a response plan was designed and implemented to support the most vulnerable families to go through the lock downs and the economic consequences of the pandemic.  Municipalities: Municipal governments increased their capacity to plan and promote territorial development processes, introducing watershed management approaches, risk management and promoting gender equality and women empowerment, the municipal offices strengthened were: DMM, UMGAR, OMC, OFM, DMP, UMAIP, OMJNA, OMAS. 5 municipal strategies to strengthen public services were updated, approved, and implemented, including a Covid-19 prevention plan. To achieve this, the Municipal Office of Public Services (OMSP), the office for Water and Sanitation (OMAS), OMESS and OMDEL were strengthened. Democratic governance was supported through the communitarian development councils COMUDE's permanent commissions that were strengthened through capacity building to enhance more interaction with the population to reach more participatory and inclusive solutions to citizen demands. Ministry of Health - MSPAS The Comprehensive Center for Maternal and Child Care (CAIMI) of Tejutla was supported with equipment and supplies for water quality monitoring, anthropometric equipment, laboratory supplies and equipment,, ultrasound and electrocardiograph. Implementation of the Telemedicine Network was developed through the Comprehensive Center for Maternal and Child Care (CAIMI) of Tejutla and the Permanent Care Centers (CAP) of Comitancillo and Concepción Tutuapa. Training was provided for health personnel in the five Municipal Health Districts (DMS) for the prevention of COVID-19. Technical support was provided to update the Municipal Health Plan (PMS). The planning processes between DMS and the municipalities was supported through training and capacity building for the Municipal Development Councils (COMUDE), the Municipal Food and Nutrition Security Commissions (COMUSAN), the Municipal Water and Sanitation Offices (OMAS), the Municipal Directorate for Women (DMM). Ministry of Agriculture - MAGA Ministry of Agriculture received support to train and strengthen local extension services to implement the Family Agriculture Program – PAFFEC. MAGA scaled up the multipurpose rainwater harvesting model, which has been implemented within San Marcos, other departments by several organizations, and families with remittances with technical assistance from MAGA. With the Joint Program support the Ministry of Agriculture in San Marcos was able to support food systems and food security by: Provision of seeds to families for family gardens; Build and improve productive infrastructure; Implement seedling nurseries; Support the implementation of short circuits of commercialization of the School Feeding Program - PAE Networks; Prepare a protocol for COVID-19 prevention in community markets. Planning Secretariat - SEGEPLAN The Joint Program supported SEGEPLAN to develop guides and tools to provide technical assistance in planning to public institutions, local governments, and the System of Development Councils at the departmental, municipal and community levels. Secretariat for disaster risk reduction - SECONRED The support provided by the Joint Program allowed SECONRED to improve its instruments and strengthen the mechanisms to guarantee the coordination with the public and private institutions for disaster risk management in San Marcos. Food Security Food insecurity and its consequences is a huge problem in Guatemala, which has increased in 2020 as a consequence of COVID-19 pandemic. Even so, the joint program managed to ensure that 60% of the low-income and subsistence families that participate in the program (1,750) reduced their food insecurity (moderate and severe), which is twice the planned final goal (30%). As well, the program increased the availability and diversity of food with a diet diversity index (DDI) of (9.01) in 2020 compared to DDI (6.96) in 2015. 52 community promoters (29women / 23men) have joined the National Rural Extension System (SNER)exceeding the goal of 45. Safe, Healthy, and Productive Family Habitat 454 families living in conditions of very high and high vulnerability to natural disasters received training to manage the risks present in their family habitat (home + environment), achieving a dignified, healthy, safe, sustainable, and resilient environment to face extreme events. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55200010-5520001001 Sweden The proposal aims to replicate inter-institutional coordination between UN Agencies, civil society, local and central government to reproduce successful experience from previous Joint Program in San Marcos Region. The program intents to: improve livelihoods, health and resilience of poor peasant families with productions of subsistence and Infra subsistence in rural poor areas of Comitancillo, San Miguel Ixtahuacán, Concepción Tutuapa, Sipacapa y Tejutla of San Marcos, Guatemala. The program will also strength capacities of civil society, local and central government with presence in the area to enhance the preparation and implementation of Municipal Development Plan and promote participation on Development Council System as a way to reach investment on the region. Insatsen, som leds av UNDP, bygger på det sammarbete som tre FN organen har haft under första delen av projektet "Joint Program" i San Marcos regionen. Där uppnåddes en väl fungerande interinstitutionell samordning mellan UNDP- FAO -WHO, civilsamhället, samt lokala och centrala myndigheter. denna insats bygger vidare på detta och har som målsättning att förbättra levnadsvillkoren för familjer som livnär sig på jordbruk och förbättra deras tillgång till sjukvård samt motsståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer. Denna fas 2 kommer verka i kommuner som inte inkluderades i FAS 1 nämligen Comitancillo, San Miguel Ixtahuacán, Concepción Tutuapa, Sipacapa y Tejutla i San Marcos. Initiativet kommer även att arbeta med att förbättra kapaciteten bland aktörer från civilsamhället, lokala och centrala myndigheter för att säkerställa framtagandet och implementeringen av kommunala utvecklingsplaner, samt främja deltagande i lokala utvecklingskommittéer för att främja lokala investeringar. Cuilco Program intends to provide multiple solutions to development in territories, it is focused in small-scale farmers families, farmer organizations and government institutions present in the territory (Municipalities and Ministries).  The Program works with public institutions to generate evidence to facilitate right holders greater access to quality public services to improve their lives and strengthens duty bearers to perform their mandates in the territory and to better respond to the citizens demands.The program works in economic, cultural and social rights, including the right to food and the enjoyment of a safe, clean, healthy and sustainable environment. It has been implemented since November 2015 in Tejutla, Comitancillo, Concepción Tutuapa, Sipacapa and San Miguel Ixtaguacán in San Marcos, Guatemala. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 6000000 12000000 0 0 0 0 12000000 8000000 6000000 12000000 -12000000 -8000000 18000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 12000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-55200010-5520001002 Sweden The proposal aims to replicate inter-institutional coordination between UN Agencies, civil society, local and central government to reproduce successful experience from previous Joint Program in San Marcos Region. The program intents to: improve livelihoods, health and resilience of poor peasant families with productions of subsistence and Infra subsistence in rural poor areas of Comitancillo, San Miguel Ixtahuacán, Concepción Tutuapa, Sipacapa y Tejutla of San Marcos, Guatemala. The program will also strength capacities of civil society, local and central government with presence in the area to enhance the preparation and implementation of Municipal Development Plan and promote participation on Development Council System as a way to reach investment on the region. Insatsen, som leds av UNDP, bygger på det sammarbete som tre FN organen har haft under första delen av projektet "Joint Program" i San Marcos regionen. Där uppnåddes en väl fungerande interinstitutionell samordning mellan UNDP- FAO -WHO, civilsamhället, samt lokala och centrala myndigheter. denna insats bygger vidare på detta och har som målsättning att förbättra levnadsvillkoren för familjer som livnär sig på jordbruk och förbättra deras tillgång till sjukvård samt motsståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer. Denna fas 2 kommer verka i kommuner som inte inkluderades i FAS 1 nämligen Comitancillo, San Miguel Ixtahuacán, Concepción Tutuapa, Sipacapa y Tejutla i San Marcos. Initiativet kommer även att arbeta med att förbättra kapaciteten bland aktörer från civilsamhället, lokala och centrala myndigheter för att säkerställa framtagandet och implementeringen av kommunala utvecklingsplaner, samt främja deltagande i lokala utvecklingskommittéer för att främja lokala investeringar. Cuilco Program intends to provide multiple solutions to development in territories, it is focused in small-scale farmers families, farmer organizations and government institutions present in the territory (Municipalities and Ministries).  The Program works with public institutions to generate evidence to facilitate right holders greater access to quality public services to improve their lives and strengthens duty bearers to perform their mandates in the territory and to better respond to the citizens demands.The program works in economic, cultural and social rights, including the right to food and the enjoyment of a safe, clean, healthy and sustainable environment. It has been implemented since November 2015 in Tejutla, Comitancillo, Concepción Tutuapa, Sipacapa and San Miguel Ixtaguacán in San Marcos, Guatemala. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 12000000 13000000 12000000 0 7000000 12000000 0 0 12000000 6000000 0 0 12000000 0 49000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 12000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 12000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 12000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity to prevent and handle the consequences of gender-based violence Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och hantera konsekvenserna av könsbaserat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened democratic institutions and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened respect for human rights, with focus on the situation of indigenous populations, women and children Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på urfolks samt kvinnors och barns situation Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for and access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) Ökad respekt för och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Sustainable and climate adjusted food security, including sustainable use of natural resources and ecosystem services Hållbar och klimatanpassad livsmedelsförsörjning, inklusive hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for productive employment with decent working conditions for women as well as men, taking into account especially the situation of indigenous people Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för såväl kvinnor som män samt med särskilt beaktande av urfolkens situation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55200012 Sweden Diakonia's proposal in Guatemala is aimed at strengthening civil society organisations, especially those organisations that promote the rights of women, youth, indigenous people and the right to Transitional Justice for human rights violations. Diakonia's project is essentially a continuation of the 2012-2014 programme. It was difficult to extend the agreement of the programme mentioned above because it was prepared previous to the introduction of the Trac system. Diakonia presented a project for one year in Guatemala because they are in the process of developing a new programme document, which will be presented in Stockholm for the next five years. The objective of the project is to contribute to the strengthening of civil society organisations in order to promote, protect and to enforce their human rights as well as the promotion of their citizenship in the electoral process, which will take place in 2015. The proposed objectives/results are: (i) Human rights organisations will be strengthened in their political and technical capacities as well as their access to justice system. This will contribute to fight impunity in the country. (ii) To strengthened the knowledge of holders so they are aware of their rights and have the ability to demand their own rights when necessary.(iii) Strengthened women organisations so they are contributing to the prevention of gender based violence in youth pregnancy.(iv) Promoted gender equality in all Diakonia's partners tackling gender based violence, promote male participation, sexual and reproductive rights and promote the role of women in the prevention and resolution of conflicts. (v) Contribute to a fair and transparent electoral process; protect space for civil society at local level. The project will be implemented in the departments of Guatemala, Solola, Quiché, Huehuetenango and Alta Verapaz. The previous programme had fourteen partners. However in the project proposal for 2015, Diakonia proposes the inclusion of the organisations named Aqabal and CEDFOG. The main target groups are: women, men and youth. Diakonias förslag i Guatemala syftar till att stärka det civila samhällets organisationer, särskilt de organisationer som främjar kvinnors, ungdomars samt urfolks rättigheter och rätten till övergångsrättvisa för brott mot mänskliga rättigheter. Diakonias insats är i huvudsak en fortsättning på programmet 2012-2014 som också Sida stödde under de nämnda åren. Det ses som problematiskt att förlänga avtalet för den aktuella insatsen eftersom den bereddes innan Trac-systemets tillkomst. Ambassaden har därför valt att hantera den nu aktuella insatsen för ett år som en självständig insats i Trac. Diakonia presenterade ett projekt för ett år i Guatemala för att de är i färd med att utveckla ett nytt projektdokument för de kommande fem åren. Denna i tiden längre insats kommer att presenteras för Sida sommaren 2015. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till att stärka det civila samhällets organisationer i syfte att främja, skydda och hävda mänskliga rättigheter samt att främja deras medborgarskap i valprocessen, vilken kommer att äga rum under 2015. De föreslagna målen / resultaten är att (i) Organisationer ska stärkas i sina politiska och tekniska kapacitet avseende mänskliga rättigheter samt deras tillgång till rättsväsendet för att bl.a. bidra till att bekämpa straffrihet i landet. (ii) Att stärka kunskapen för målgruppen så de är medvetna om sina rättigheter och har förmåga att kräva dessa rättigheter vid behov. (iii) Stärka kvinnoorganisationer så de bidrar till att förebygga könsrelaterat våld samt ungdoms graviditet. (iv) Främja jämställdhet bland alla Diakonias partners för att minska könsrelaterat våld, främja männens delaktighet, sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter och främja kvinnors roll i att förebygga och lösa konflikter. (v) Bidra till en rättvis och öppen valprocess samt skydda utrymmet för det civila samhället på lokal nivå. Projektet kommer att genomföras i Guatemala, Solola El Quiché och Alta Verapaz. Det tidigare programmet hade fjorton partners. Men i förslaget till projektet för 2015 föreslår Diakonia stöd för Aqabal och CEDFOG. De huvudsakliga målgrupperna är: kvinnor, män och ungdomar. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-55200012-5520001201 Sweden Diakonia's proposal in Guatemala is aimed at strengthening civil society organisations, especially those organisations that promote the rights of women, youth, indigenous people and the right to Transitional Justice for human rights violations. Diakonia's project is essentially a continuation of the 2012-2014 programme. It was difficult to extend the agreement of the programme mentioned above because it was prepared previous to the introduction of the Trac system. Diakonia presented a project for one year in Guatemala because they are in the process of developing a new programme document, which will be presented in Stockholm for the next five years. The objective of the project is to contribute to the strengthening of civil society organisations in order to promote, protect and to enforce their human rights as well as the promotion of their citizenship in the electoral process, which will take place in 2015. The proposed objectives/results are: (i) Human rights organisations will be strengthened in their political and technical capacities as well as their access to justice system. This will contribute to fight impunity in the country. (ii) To strengthened the knowledge of holders so they are aware of their rights and have the ability to demand their own rights when necessary.(iii) Strengthened women organisations so they are contributing to the prevention of gender based violence in youth pregnancy.(iv) Promoted gender equality in all Diakonia's partners tackling gender based violence, promote male participation, sexual and reproductive rights and promote the role of women in the prevention and resolution of conflicts. (v) Contribute to a fair and transparent electoral process; protect space for civil society at local level. The project will be implemented in the departments of Guatemala, Solola, Quiché, Huehuetenango and Alta Verapaz. The previous programme had fourteen partners. However in the project proposal for 2015, Diakonia proposes the inclusion of the organisations named Aqabal and CEDFOG. The main target groups are: women, men and youth. Diakonias förslag i Guatemala syftar till att stärka det civila samhällets organisationer, särskilt de organisationer som främjar kvinnors, ungdomars samt urfolks rättigheter och rätten till övergångsrättvisa för brott mot mänskliga rättigheter. Diakonias insats är i huvudsak en fortsättning på programmet 2012-2014 som också Sida stödde under de nämnda åren. Det ses som problematiskt att förlänga avtalet för den aktuella insatsen eftersom den bereddes innan Trac-systemets tillkomst. Ambassaden har därför valt att hantera den nu aktuella insatsen för ett år som en självständig insats i Trac. Diakonia presenterade ett projekt för ett år i Guatemala för att de är i färd med att utveckla ett nytt projektdokument för de kommande fem åren. Denna i tiden längre insats kommer att presenteras för Sida sommaren 2015. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till att stärka det civila samhällets organisationer i syfte att främja, skydda och hävda mänskliga rättigheter samt att främja deras medborgarskap i valprocessen, vilken kommer att äga rum under 2015. De föreslagna målen / resultaten är att (i) Organisationer ska stärkas i sina politiska och tekniska kapacitet avseende mänskliga rättigheter samt deras tillgång till rättsväsendet för att bl.a. bidra till att bekämpa straffrihet i landet. (ii) Att stärka kunskapen för målgruppen så de är medvetna om sina rättigheter och har förmåga att kräva dessa rättigheter vid behov. (iii) Stärka kvinnoorganisationer så de bidrar till att förebygga könsrelaterat våld samt ungdoms graviditet. (iv) Främja jämställdhet bland alla Diakonias partners för att minska könsrelaterat våld, främja männens delaktighet, sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter och främja kvinnors roll i att förebygga och lösa konflikter. (v) Bidra till en rättvis och öppen valprocess samt skydda utrymmet för det civila samhället på lokal nivå. Projektet kommer att genomföras i Guatemala, Solola El Quiché och Alta Verapaz. Det tidigare programmet hade fjorton partners. Men i förslaget till projektet för 2015 föreslår Diakonia stöd för Aqabal och CEDFOG. De huvudsakliga målgrupperna är: kvinnor, män och ungdomar. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 13100000 530000 530000 13100000 13630000 Donor Country NGO 12000000 Donor Country NGO 1100000 Donor Country NGO 530000 Donor Country NGO 0 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-55200012-5520001202 Sweden Diakonia's proposal in Guatemala is aimed at strengthening civil society organisations, especially those organisations that promote the rights of women, youth, indigenous people and the right to Transitional Justice for human rights violations. Diakonia's project is essentially a continuation of the 2012-2014 programme. It was difficult to extend the agreement of the programme mentioned above because it was prepared previous to the introduction of the Trac system. Diakonia presented a project for one year in Guatemala because they are in the process of developing a new programme document, which will be presented in Stockholm for the next five years. The objective of the project is to contribute to the strengthening of civil society organisations in order to promote, protect and to enforce their human rights as well as the promotion of their citizenship in the electoral process, which will take place in 2015. The proposed objectives/results are: (i) Human rights organisations will be strengthened in their political and technical capacities as well as their access to justice system. This will contribute to fight impunity in the country. (ii) To strengthened the knowledge of holders so they are aware of their rights and have the ability to demand their own rights when necessary.(iii) Strengthened women organisations so they are contributing to the prevention of gender based violence in youth pregnancy.(iv) Promoted gender equality in all Diakonia's partners tackling gender based violence, promote male participation, sexual and reproductive rights and promote the role of women in the prevention and resolution of conflicts. (v) Contribute to a fair and transparent electoral process; protect space for civil society at local level. The project will be implemented in the departments of Guatemala, Solola, Quiché, Huehuetenango and Alta Verapaz. The previous programme had fourteen partners. However in the project proposal for 2015, Diakonia proposes the inclusion of the organisations named Aqabal and CEDFOG. The main target groups are: women, men and youth. Diakonias förslag i Guatemala syftar till att stärka det civila samhällets organisationer, särskilt de organisationer som främjar kvinnors, ungdomars samt urfolks rättigheter och rätten till övergångsrättvisa för brott mot mänskliga rättigheter. Diakonias insats är i huvudsak en fortsättning på programmet 2012-2014 som också Sida stödde under de nämnda åren. Det ses som problematiskt att förlänga avtalet för den aktuella insatsen eftersom den bereddes innan Trac-systemets tillkomst. Ambassaden har därför valt att hantera den nu aktuella insatsen för ett år som en självständig insats i Trac. Diakonia presenterade ett projekt för ett år i Guatemala för att de är i färd med att utveckla ett nytt projektdokument för de kommande fem åren. Denna i tiden längre insats kommer att presenteras för Sida sommaren 2015. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till att stärka det civila samhällets organisationer i syfte att främja, skydda och hävda mänskliga rättigheter samt att främja deras medborgarskap i valprocessen, vilken kommer att äga rum under 2015. De föreslagna målen / resultaten är att (i) Organisationer ska stärkas i sina politiska och tekniska kapacitet avseende mänskliga rättigheter samt deras tillgång till rättsväsendet för att bl.a. bidra till att bekämpa straffrihet i landet. (ii) Att stärka kunskapen för målgruppen så de är medvetna om sina rättigheter och har förmåga att kräva dessa rättigheter vid behov. (iii) Stärka kvinnoorganisationer så de bidrar till att förebygga könsrelaterat våld samt ungdoms graviditet. (iv) Främja jämställdhet bland alla Diakonias partners för att minska könsrelaterat våld, främja männens delaktighet, sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter och främja kvinnors roll i att förebygga och lösa konflikter. (v) Bidra till en rättvis och öppen valprocess samt skydda utrymmet för det civila samhället på lokal nivå. Projektet kommer att genomföras i Guatemala, Solola El Quiché och Alta Verapaz. Det tidigare programmet hade fjorton partners. Men i förslaget till projektet för 2015 föreslår Diakonia stöd för Aqabal och CEDFOG. De huvudsakliga målgrupperna är: kvinnor, män och ungdomar. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -7418 -7417.64 Donor Country NGO Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55200013 Sweden The contribution aims to support the Guatemalan statistical office INE by contributing to INE´s implementation of the country-wide survey of poverty and living conditions in Guatemala (ENCOVI) through an agreement between Sweden and Guatemala to ensure that INE may perform the life survey during the first months of 2015. Insatsen avser att stödja den guatemalanska statistikmyndigheten INE genom att dels bidra till INEs genomförande av den landsomfattande undersökningen av fattigdom och livsvillkor i Guatemala, ENCOVI. I beslut av den 26 november 2014, (beslutsnummer GUA UTV/2014/47) har Sida genom Sveriges ambassad, Guatemala, givit finansiellt stöd till ENCOVI med ett belopp om två miljoner kronor men via organisationen ASIES. ASIES har för INEs räkning gjort upphandlingar av bränsle och hyrt fordon för INEs fältarbete. I denna insats ingick också ett avrop om ett belopp 2, 5 miljoner kronor via Sidas ramavtal med Statistiska centralbyrån för att få en diagnos för möjligheterna till ett mer ingående och i tiden långvarigt samarbete mellan SCB och INE för att stärka INE institutionellt och tekniskt. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Statistical capacity building Other Social Infrastructure & Services General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The Guatemalan National Institute of Statistics (INE) managed to successfully carry out the country-wide survey of poverty and living conditions in Guatemala (ENCOVI) as planned and the results of the survey were presented officially in December 2015. The survey is intended to serve as an important instrument in political planning and decision-making in Guatemala. However, the Swedish funds were not used in its totality due to certain delays in the project implementation and when the total funds finally where disbursed in June 2016 INE was unable to use the greater part of the amount because of state regulations regarding the national budget that does not allow an institution to use finances not planned for in the annual budget. INE used some of the Swedish funding for dissemination activities of the survey and presentations in regional events in various parts of the country, which involved costs for publications of the survey and information material. This contribution also included the elaboration of a diagnostic carried out by the Swedish Statistics Bureau (SCB) with the aim of assessing possibilities for cooperation between INE and SCB in the area of institutional strengthening and capacity building in statistics of INE. A fact-finding mission from SCB visited Guatemala in November 2014 and a report was submitted to the Embassy in July 2015. The report described several areas, such as economic statistics, environmental statistics, IT, management etc, that were proposed to be included in a cooperation project between the two institutions. A final project proposal for institutional strengthening was submitted by SCB to the Embassy in January 2016 and the proposal was approved by the Embassy. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55200013-5520001301 Sweden The contribution aims to support the Guatemalan statistical office INE by contributing to INE´s implementation of the country-wide survey of poverty and living conditions in Guatemala (ENCOVI) through an agreement between Sweden and Guatemala to ensure that INE may perform the life survey during the first months of 2015. Insatsen avser att stödja den guatemalanska statistikmyndigheten INE genom att dels bidra till INEs genomförande av den landsomfattande undersökningen av fattigdom och livsvillkor i Guatemala, ENCOVI. I beslut av den 26 november 2014, (beslutsnummer GUA UTV/2014/47) har Sida genom Sveriges ambassad, Guatemala, givit finansiellt stöd till ENCOVI med ett belopp om två miljoner kronor men via organisationen ASIES. ASIES har för INEs räkning gjort upphandlingar av bränsle och hyrt fordon för INEs fältarbete. I denna insats ingick också ett avrop om ett belopp 2, 5 miljoner kronor via Sidas ramavtal med Statistiska centralbyrån för att få en diagnos för möjligheterna till ett mer ingående och i tiden långvarigt samarbete mellan SCB och INE för att stärka INE institutionellt och tekniskt. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 549000 2251000 549000 2251000 0 0 2800000 Mottagarlandets regering 549000 Mottagarlandets regering 2251000 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-55200013-5520001302 Sweden The contribution aims to support the Guatemalan statistical office INE by contributing to INE´s implementation of the country-wide survey of poverty and living conditions in Guatemala (ENCOVI) through an agreement between Sweden and Guatemala to ensure that INE may perform the life survey during the first months of 2015. Insatsen avser att stödja den guatemalanska statistikmyndigheten INE genom att dels bidra till INEs genomförande av den landsomfattande undersökningen av fattigdom och livsvillkor i Guatemala, ENCOVI. I beslut av den 26 november 2014, (beslutsnummer GUA UTV/2014/47) har Sida genom Sveriges ambassad, Guatemala, givit finansiellt stöd till ENCOVI med ett belopp om två miljoner kronor men via organisationen ASIES. ASIES har för INEs räkning gjort upphandlingar av bränsle och hyrt fordon för INEs fältarbete. I denna insats ingick också ett avrop om ett belopp 2, 5 miljoner kronor via Sidas ramavtal med Statistiska centralbyrån för att få en diagnos för möjligheterna till ett mer ingående och i tiden långvarigt samarbete mellan SCB och INE för att stärka INE institutionellt och tekniskt. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 -2429557 -2429557.1699999999 Mottagarlandets regering Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-60020048 Sweden Every year, Sida finances a large number of evaluations of studies governing and learning for development assistance. Some evaluations are ordered by Sida's partners or other donors - they are not covered by this decision. Some evaluations order Sida and delegated authorities abroad, which is who this effort concerns. The goal of the effort is to increase the dissemination of, knowledge about and learning from these evaluations. The contribution makes it easier to publish by PME developing templates and support, agreeing on a model for publication and allocated funds. Sida finansierar varje år ett stort antal utvärderingar av studier styrande och lärande för biståndet. Vissa utvärderingar beställs av Sidas samarbetsparter eller andra givare - de omfattas inte av detta beslut. Vissa utvärderingar beställer Sida och delegerade utlandsmyndigheter, det är dem denna insats berör. Målet med insatsen är att öka spridning av, kunskap om och lärande från dessa utvärderingar. Insatsen gör det lättare att publicera genom att PME tagit fram mallar och stöd, enats om en modell för publicering samt avsatt medel. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-60020048-6002004803 Sweden Every year, Sida finances a large number of evaluations of studies governing and learning for development assistance. Some evaluations are ordered by Sida's partners or other donors - they are not covered by this decision. Some evaluations order Sida and delegated authorities abroad, which is who this effort concerns. The goal of the effort is to increase the dissemination of, knowledge about and learning from these evaluations. The contribution makes it easier to publish by PME developing templates and support, agreeing on a model for publication and allocated funds. Sida finansierar varje år ett stort antal utvärderingar av studier styrande och lärande för biståndet. Vissa utvärderingar beställs av Sidas samarbetsparter eller andra givare - de omfattas inte av detta beslut. Vissa utvärderingar beställer Sida och delegerade utlandsmyndigheter, det är dem denna insats berör. Målet med insatsen är att öka spridning av, kunskap om och lärande från dessa utvärderingar. Insatsen gör det lättare att publicera genom att PME tagit fram mallar och stöd, enats om en modell för publicering samt avsatt medel. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 32293 0 0 0 6459 0 0 25834 0 0 32293 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 25834 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 6458.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-60020048-6002004804 Sweden Every year, Sida finances a large number of evaluations of studies governing and learning for development assistance. Some evaluations are ordered by Sida's partners or other donors - they are not covered by this decision. Some evaluations order Sida and delegated authorities abroad, which is who this effort concerns. The goal of the effort is to increase the dissemination of, knowledge about and learning from these evaluations. The contribution makes it easier to publish by PME developing templates and support, agreeing on a model for publication and allocated funds. Sida finansierar varje år ett stort antal utvärderingar av studier styrande och lärande för biståndet. Vissa utvärderingar beställs av Sidas samarbetsparter eller andra givare - de omfattas inte av detta beslut. Vissa utvärderingar beställer Sida och delegerade utlandsmyndigheter, det är dem denna insats berör. Målet med insatsen är att öka spridning av, kunskap om och lärande från dessa utvärderingar. Insatsen gör det lättare att publicera genom att PME tagit fram mallar och stöd, enats om en modell för publicering samt avsatt medel. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 110606 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28326 28811 0 0 0 0 0 0 34095 0 0 0 19374 0 0 0 110606 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 28326 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 34094.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 28810.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 19374.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-61000983 Sweden The Demo Environment Programme is a challenge fund with the purpose of increasing technology transfers to a selection of partner countries (focus countries). The overall impact goal of the programme is to improve the living conditions and health of people in poverty, as well as the ability to adapt in the cooperation countries and to decrease negative impact on the environment and climate. The dissemination of the solutions is also expected to contribute to a more gender equal society. The programme is financed by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) and operated by the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth (Tillväxtverket). Programmet demomiljö är en utlysningsfond i syfte att öka tekniköverföringarna till ett urval av partnerländer (fokusländer). Programmets övergripande effektmål är att förbättra levnadsvillkoren och hälsan för människor i fattigdom samt förmågan att anpassa sig i samarbetsländerna och minska de negativa effekterna på miljö och klimat. Spridningen av lösningarna förväntas också bidra till ett mer jämställt samhälle. Programmet finansieras av Sida och drivs av Tillväxtverket. Utlysningsfonden Demo Miljö III har som långsiktigt mål att bidra till att fattiga människors levnadsvillkor och hälsa, samt anpassningsförmåga, i samarbetsländerna förbättras i och med spridningen av miljöteknik som bidrar till minskad negativ miljö- och klimatpåverkan. Efter genomförd halvtidsutvärdering 2017 lades det även till ett långsiktigt mål att bidra till positiv påverkan ur ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Enligt programmets förändringsteori ska Demo Miljö III under programgenomförandet bidra till att uppnå tre resultat: 1) programmet förväntas leda till att kunskap om och färdigheter i ny miljöteknik, i synnerhet sådan som utgår från fattiga människors behov, har spridits och att en referensanläggning har uppförts i samarbetslandet. Spridningsaktiviteter har genomförts där potentiella köpare och användare har fått möjlighet att pröva tekniken och utveckla sin kunskap om den. 2) att självbärande relationer har vidareutvecklats mellan parterna för att hitta lösningar på ett miljöproblem. Detta innebär att två parter som känner varandra har utvecklat sin samarbetsrelation med syftet att komma vidare med lösningen på ett miljöproblem i samarbetslandet. 3) att de genomförda projekten ska ha positiv påverkan ur ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Urban development and management Other Multisector Resultat gentemot strategimål Demo Miljö är taggat under områdena Environmentally sustainable development and sustainable use of natural resources, Sustainable ocean and water resources och Climate change and sustainable development och mot nedan strategimål. Resultaten som redovisas är hämtade från Tillväxtverkets slutrapport och från Rambolls slututvärdering. Strategimål: Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services Utvärderingen bedömer att programmets effektmål synes vara uppnådda, i och med att samtliga projekt rapporterar att deras deltagande i programmet har gjort det möjligt för dem att bidra till konsekvensmålet för miljöförbättringar. Denna utvärdering kan dock inte bedöma effekterna på längre sikt eftersom många projekt nyligen har avslutats. De rapporterade effekterna är mestadels baserade på deltagarnas egna uttalanden i intervjuer och rapporter (självskattning), men ger anledning att tro att programmet också har en positiv inverkan på partnerländerna på längre sikt. De flesta demonstrationsprojekt anger vidare att deras projekt bidrar till en effektivare användning av naturresurser och en ökad användning av hållbara och förnybara energikällor. Det tematiska området Ecosystem services var det minsta området med 4 beviljade projekt fördelat på tre demonstrationsprojekt och ett planeringsbidrag. Strategimål: Increased access to sustainable renewable energy at an affordable cost for people living in poverty Hälften av projekten (28 stycken) som beviljades klassificerades under det tematiska området Sustainable energy, med tekniklösningar som exempelvis använder sig av solenergi för uppvärmning, förbränning, energilagring. Under detta område beviljades 6 demonstrationsprojekt och 22 planeringsbidrag. Strategimål: Increased access to basic social services and housing for people living in poverty in urban areas Under det tematiska området Urban development beviljades sex bidrag, varav två är demonstrationsprojekt. Strategimål: Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services Det tematiska området Water and Sanitation är med sina 12 beviljade projekt näst störst, med projekt som syftar till att lösa problem med vattenrening, problem med lakvatten, sanitetslösningar för avloppsvatten m m. Tre av dessa är demonstrationsprojekt. Strategimål: Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution Under det tematiska området Climate change mitigation beviljades sex projekt (projekt som trädplantering, meteorologiska mätsystem etc) varav ett var ett demonstrationsprojekt (som sedan omvandlades till ett planeringsbidrag). Övriga resultat Medan Demo Miljö har haft svårt att uppvisa resultat mot de långsiktiga målen och ovannämnda strategimål, visar utvärderingen och Tillväxtverkets slutrapport att programmet uppfyllt två av förändringsteorins tre mål nämligen spridning av kunskap/ färdigheter i ny miljöteknik och uppförande av referensanläggningar och videutvecklig av självbärande relationer mellan parterna för att hitta lösningar på ett miljöproblem. Exempel på resultat: - Demonstrationsprojekten har för köpare och leverantörer inneburit åtkomst till nya nätverk och professionella relationer vilket har lett till att verksamheten utvecklats. Projekten har gett upphov till nya affärsmöjligheter och kunskap/färdigheter relaterade till ny cleantech har spridit sig utöver projekten. Samtliga cleantech-anläggningar används, vilket kanske är väntat då många nyligen färdigställts. - Hälften av planeringsprojekten uppger att projekten har resulterat i hållbara partnerskap och kunskap om nya marknader för köpare och leverantörer av ny teknik. Projekten har skapat nya affärsmöjligheter och ny kunskap för deltagarna. Ny kunskap om miljöteknik har spridit sig utöver projektpartnerna, vilket var ett oväntat resultat för planeringsprojekt. Planeringsprojekt har i flera fall inneburit att man gått vidare med sin idé i ny skepnad, med nya partners eller på nya marknader. - Programmet har ställt tydligare krav på spridningsaktiviteter, tex seminarier och studiebesök. Spridningsaktiviteter har genomförts men främst skett på kommersiell grund, genom affärsmöjligheter. - De flesta projekten anser att partnerskapet var inkluderande, ömsesidigt och transparent. Den viktigaste faktorn bakom lyckade partnerskap var ömsesidiga affärsintressen. Demo Miljö III har premierat lokalt ägarskap och fokus på inkluderande och hållbara affärsmodeller, vilket troligen bidragit till projektens positiva resultat. Där det uppstod utmaningar i partnerskapet skapade det problem i hela projektgenomförandet. - Utvärderarna ser goda utsikter för hållbara effekter. Programmet har gjort det möjligt för de deltagande organisationerna att utforska nya affärsmöjligheter och sprida tekniken utöver affärspartners. I synnerhet rapporterar köpare av demonstrationsprojekt att de har kunnat bygga upp sin produktion. - Programmet lyckas nå hållbara resultat när det gäller spridning av teknik utöver projektpartners. Tekniken har främst spridits på grund av marknadsbaserade åtgärder, till exempel att öka eller inleda nya samarbeten och nå nya kunder, snarare än genom spridningsaktiviteter som krävs av programmet. - Det lokala ägandet av projekten bedöms vara starkt. Ett ömsesidigt intresse för en livskraftig affärsmöjlighet framstår som en viktig möjliggörare för inkluderande partnerskap mellan köparen och leverantören. Ett starkt partnerskap är i sin tur en viktig möjlighet för genomförandet av projektet och för att framtida åtgärder ska genomföras. Additionalitet och hållbarhet Utvärderingen lyfter att programmet har en hög additionalitet då 16 av 21 projekt svarar att deras projekt skulle ha blivit uppskjutet eller inte alls genomförts om de inte hade fått stöd av Demo Miljö III. Leverantörer och köpare uppfattar Demo Miljö III som en unik möjlighet att få finansiering med mer rimlig konkurrens och administrativ börda jämfört med andra utmaningsfonder. Sammantaget anses programmet vara utformat för att tillgodose behoven och prioriteringarna för både cleantech-leverantörer och köpare. De flesta som planerat ytterligare aktiviteter efter projektets slut har gjorde det med eget kapital. Många demonstrationsprojekt hade just avslutats när utvärderingen genomfördes men de flesta hade planer på att finansiera kommande steg med eget kapital. För en del små bolag var Demo Miljö III den enda möjliga källan till finansiering, där den gjort nytta men ändå inte lett till nya finansieringsmöjligheter. En del deltagare önskade få ökat stöd i kontakt med möjliga investerare eller kreditinstitut under projekttiden samt ytterligare möjligheter att träffa varandra och utveckla lokala lärande nätverk. Fattigdomsbekämpning och jämställdhet Förändringsteorin tredje mål, att de genomförda projekten ska ha positiv påverkan ur ett jämställdhetsperspektiv, lades till 2017. Under 2019 definierade Tillväxtverket de tvärgående frågorna (fattigdom, jämställdhet och miljö/klimat) tydligare och utökade sitt stöd till projekten när det gäller att analysera och beskriva sin påverkan. Trots denna vägledningen tyckte projekten att det var utmanande att beskriva hur de bidrar till jämställdhet och fattigdomsbekämpning, och finner det lättare att beskriva projektets bidrag till klimat- och miljöförbättring. Det finns även en osäkerhet kring vilken påverkan som förväntas ske under projekttiden. Få planeringsbidrag rapporterar positiv påverkan på jämställdhet och Tillväxtverket kopplar detta till att frågan inte haft ett tydligt återrapporteringskrav i början av programmet. Bland demonstrationsprojekten är utfallet bättre med 85% som rapporterar en positiv påverkan, som te x bättre sanitetslösningar och tillgång till rent vatten som förbättrar kvinnors levnadsvillkor, både på kortare och längre sikt. När det gäller fattigdomsperspektivet rapporterar 70% av planeringsbidragen och 85% av demonstrationsprojekten att deras projekt har lett till en positiv påverkan på den fattigare delen av populationen, främst genom att reducera hälsorisker och genom att skapa nya sysselsättningsmöjligheter. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61000983-6100098301 Sweden The Demo Environment Programme is a challenge fund with the purpose of increasing technology transfers to a selection of partner countries (focus countries). The overall impact goal of the programme is to improve the living conditions and health of people in poverty, as well as the ability to adapt in the cooperation countries and to decrease negative impact on the environment and climate. The dissemination of the solutions is also expected to contribute to a more gender equal society. The programme is financed by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) and operated by the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth (Tillväxtverket). Programmet demomiljö är en utlysningsfond i syfte att öka tekniköverföringarna till ett urval av partnerländer (fokusländer). Programmets övergripande effektmål är att förbättra levnadsvillkoren och hälsan för människor i fattigdom samt förmågan att anpassa sig i samarbetsländerna och minska de negativa effekterna på miljö och klimat. Spridningen av lösningarna förväntas också bidra till ett mer jämställt samhälle. Programmet finansieras av Sida och drivs av Tillväxtverket. Utlysningsfonden Demo Miljö III har som långsiktigt mål att bidra till att fattiga människors levnadsvillkor och hälsa, samt anpassningsförmåga, i samarbetsländerna förbättras i och med spridningen av miljöteknik som bidrar till minskad negativ miljö- och klimatpåverkan. Efter genomförd halvtidsutvärdering 2017 lades det även till ett långsiktigt mål att bidra till positiv påverkan ur ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Enligt programmets förändringsteori ska Demo Miljö III under programgenomförandet bidra till att uppnå tre resultat: 1) programmet förväntas leda till att kunskap om och färdigheter i ny miljöteknik, i synnerhet sådan som utgår från fattiga människors behov, har spridits och att en referensanläggning har uppförts i samarbetslandet. Spridningsaktiviteter har genomförts där potentiella köpare och användare har fått möjlighet att pröva tekniken och utveckla sin kunskap om den. 2) att självbärande relationer har vidareutvecklats mellan parterna för att hitta lösningar på ett miljöproblem. Detta innebär att två parter som känner varandra har utvecklat sin samarbetsrelation med syftet att komma vidare med lösningen på ett miljöproblem i samarbetslandet. 3) att de genomförda projekten ska ha positiv påverkan ur ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Sweden Tillväxtverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Tillväxtverket 12.a - Support developing countries to strengthen their scientific and technological capacity to move towards more sustainable patterns of consumption and production. 12.a - Stödja utvecklingsländerna att stärka sin vetenskapliga och tekniska kapacitet att utvecklas i riktning mot mer hållbara konsumtions- och produktionsmönster. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 25632500 0 4105000 0 0 0.0000000003 0 0 0 0 0 0 26332500 5610000 4105000 -0.0000000005 -5610000 -1225000 0.0000000009 25632500 0 0 1225000 0.0000000002 -26332500 29737500 Tillväxtverket 795000 Tillväxtverket 24837500 Tillväxtverket 11695.6 Tillväxtverket -11696 Tillväxtverket 0 Tillväxtverket 0 Tillväxtverket 4105000 Tillväxtverket SE-0-SE-6-61000983-6100098302 Sweden The Demo Environment Programme is a challenge fund with the purpose of increasing technology transfers to a selection of partner countries (focus countries). The overall impact goal of the programme is to improve the living conditions and health of people in poverty, as well as the ability to adapt in the cooperation countries and to decrease negative impact on the environment and climate. The dissemination of the solutions is also expected to contribute to a more gender equal society. The programme is financed by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) and operated by the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth (Tillväxtverket). Programmet demomiljö är en utlysningsfond i syfte att öka tekniköverföringarna till ett urval av partnerländer (fokusländer). Programmets övergripande effektmål är att förbättra levnadsvillkoren och hälsan för människor i fattigdom samt förmågan att anpassa sig i samarbetsländerna och minska de negativa effekterna på miljö och klimat. Spridningen av lösningarna förväntas också bidra till ett mer jämställt samhälle. Programmet finansieras av Sida och drivs av Tillväxtverket. Utlysningsfonden Demo Miljö III har som långsiktigt mål att bidra till att fattiga människors levnadsvillkor och hälsa, samt anpassningsförmåga, i samarbetsländerna förbättras i och med spridningen av miljöteknik som bidrar till minskad negativ miljö- och klimatpåverkan. Efter genomförd halvtidsutvärdering 2017 lades det även till ett långsiktigt mål att bidra till positiv påverkan ur ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Enligt programmets förändringsteori ska Demo Miljö III under programgenomförandet bidra till att uppnå tre resultat: 1) programmet förväntas leda till att kunskap om och färdigheter i ny miljöteknik, i synnerhet sådan som utgår från fattiga människors behov, har spridits och att en referensanläggning har uppförts i samarbetslandet. Spridningsaktiviteter har genomförts där potentiella köpare och användare har fått möjlighet att pröva tekniken och utveckla sin kunskap om den. 2) att självbärande relationer har vidareutvecklats mellan parterna för att hitta lösningar på ett miljöproblem. Detta innebär att två parter som känner varandra har utvecklat sin samarbetsrelation med syftet att komma vidare med lösningen på ett miljöproblem i samarbetslandet. 3) att de genomförda projekten ska ha positiv påverkan ur ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Sweden Tillväxtverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Tillväxtverket 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 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Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to sustainable renewable energy at an affordable cost for people living in poverty. Ökad tillgång till hållbar förnybar energi till en överkomlig kostnad för människor som lever i fattigdom. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to basic social services and housing for people living in poverty in urban areas. Ökad tillgång till grundläggande samhällstjänster och bostäder i urbana områden för människor som lever i fattigdom. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61040003 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level to UN Women within the broader secondment programme. This support to UN Women is planned to include 4 secondments starting 2014 and 4 starting in 2015. Average cost per secondment per year is 1,5 MSEK. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning. Oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-61040003-6104000301 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level to UN Women within the broader secondment programme. This support to UN Women is planned to include 4 secondments starting 2014 and 4 starting in 2015. Average cost per secondment per year is 1,5 MSEK. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning. Oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. 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This support to UN Women is planned to include 4 secondments starting 2014 and 4 starting in 2015. Average cost per secondment per year is 1,5 MSEK. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning. Oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. 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This support is planned to include 1 secondment starting 2016. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler på mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning, oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-6-61040007-6104000701 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level to UN-REDD. This support is planned to include 1 secondment starting 2016. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler på mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning, oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 1866511 1866511 1844861 0 0 2300000 0 1866511 1866511 -2300000 -2300000 -2300000 2300000 0 1844861 2300000 0 5577883 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 1866511 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 1866511 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 0 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 1844861 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization SE-0-SE-6-61040007-6104000702 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level to UN-REDD. This support is planned to include 1 secondment starting 2016. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler på mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning, oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 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This support is planned to include 1 secondment starting 2016. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler på mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning, oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Business Policy and Administration Business & Other Services SE-0-SE-6-61040010-6104001001 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level to UNCDF. This support is planned to include 1 secondment starting 2016. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler på mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning, oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 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This support is planned to include 1 secondment starting 2016. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler på mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning, oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 122172 141000 20362 20362 20128 20362 20362 20128 -20074 20128 54 20362 20128 20128 20362 40202 20128 50 263172 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 20362 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 20362 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 20362 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 20362 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 20362 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 20128 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 20128 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 20128 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 20128 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 20128 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 54 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 40202 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 20128 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 20128 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund -20074 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-61040015 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level within the secondment programme. Average cost per secondment per year is 2,3 MSEK. Den första seniora sekonderingen till Världsbanken sker inom området Human Rights Development vid Världsbankens Nordic Trust Fund Office i Washington D.C. Arbetsbeskrivningen har tagits fram av Världsbanken i samråd med Sida. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Reviderad Målbild för programmet från 2016-06-16. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning, oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. - Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-61040015-6104001501 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level within the secondment programme. Average cost per secondment per year is 2,3 MSEK. Den första seniora sekonderingen till Världsbanken sker inom området Human Rights Development vid Världsbankens Nordic Trust Fund Office i Washington D.C. Arbetsbeskrivningen har tagits fram av Världsbanken i samråd med Sida. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Reviderad Målbild för programmet från 2016-06-16. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning, oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. - Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4500000 0 0 2400000 0 2100000 2400000 2400000 -2400000 -2400000 4500000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 4477005.5099999998 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-61040015-6104001502 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level within the secondment programme. Average cost per secondment per year is 2,3 MSEK. Den första seniora sekonderingen till Världsbanken sker inom området Human Rights Development vid Världsbankens Nordic Trust Fund Office i Washington D.C. Arbetsbeskrivningen har tagits fram av Världsbanken i samråd med Sida. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Reviderad Målbild för programmet från 2016-06-16. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning, oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och det är inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. - Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för den biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2531164 0 0 0 0 2531164 0 2531164 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 2531164.3499999996 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-61050029 Sweden FAO FMM Partnership 2014-17 FAO har sedan 1945 haft i uppgift att bidra till en globalt tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och utrotande av världshungern, ett viktigt normativt mandat. Ansvarsområdet omfattar främst jordbruk, landsbygdsutveckling, skogsbruk och fiske. FAO spelar därutöver en viktig roll för fattigdomsbekämpning, särskilt på landsbygden och är därmed viktig för att uppnå FN:s milleniemål 1 och 7 samt 3 eller dess ersättare. FAO är i stor utsträckning en kunskapsorganisation som bistår med policy- och metodutveckling, även operativt i fält, i syfte att främja den globala livsmedelstillgången. Organisationen har en betydande humanitär verksamhet vilken inkluderar beredskap att hantera kriser och katastrofer. FAO utformar även system för att utrota, hindra och mildra effekter av gränsöverskridande sjukdomar hos växter och djur. FAO genomgick mellan 2009 – 2013 en av FN-systemets mest genomgripande reformer, vilken Sverige stödde och var aktivt engagerad i. Sverige gör bedömningen att FAO:s reform har lett till avsevärda förbättringar vad gäller styrning och förvaltning, effektivitet och transparens genom bland annat införandet av resultatbaserat ramverk. Reformen har fått genomslag både i organisationen och i medlemsländernas styrning genom ökat ägarskap och tydligare deltagande av såväl medlemsländer och organisationer. Den svenska regeringen fattade beslut den 2014-07-17 (L2014/1042/EUI) att anta Sveriges strategi för samarbete med FAO 2014 – 2017. Strategin omfattar medelstilldelning (kärnstöd) för de första två åren på sammantaget cirka 65 miljoner svenska kronor samt en indikativ medelstilldelning på approximativt 60-70 miljoner svenska kronor under den resterande strategiperioden. Medelstilldelningen fastställs vartannat år av FN:s generalförsamling. Inom Regeringskansliet är Landsbygdsdepartementet svensk huvudman för FAO och samordnar Sveriges genomförande av strategin. Vidare ansvarar Landsbygdsdepartementet tillsammans med UD för den svenska regeringens dialog med FAO samt ansvarar för samordning och uppföljning av FAOs övergripande rapportering som tillsänts samtliga medlemsstater och för Sveriges årliga medlemsavgift till FAO. Sidas samarbete med FAO styrs primärt av den av regeringen beslutade Resultatstrategi för globala insatser för ekonomiskt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017. Sverige gör vidare bedömningen att FAO:s policyskapande och policyutvecklande (normativa) insatser samt insatser för koordinering och samverkan inom FAO:s kärnområden uppvisar goda resultat. FAO:s fältkontor visar mer varierad kvalitet, även om förändringar i organisationen bör resultera i relativt snara förbättringar. Regeringen bedömer även att FAO:s integrering av jämställdhetsperspektiv behöver förbättras. Med utgångspunkt från Sveriges bedömning av FAO avser Sverige driva ett antal frågor som finns angivna i ovan relaterade FAO strategi. Regeringens organisationsbedömning av FAO (2014) säger vad gäller relevans att den övergripande bedömningen är att FAO är mycket viktig för svensk och global utvecklingspolitik, eftersom var åttonde person fortfarande lider av undernäring och produktionen av och tillgång till livsmedel är fortsatt kritisk. Detta gäller särskilt för fattiga landsbygdsbor. När konkurrensen om naturresurserna ökar, ökar behovet av hållbar förvaltning av dem. FAO:s mandat, att trygga den globala livsmedelsförsörjningen, har beröringspunkter med regeringens alla tre tematiska prioriteringar för biståndet. FAO har en viktig roll i genomförandet av millenniemålen, särskilt mål 1, men även mål 3 och 7, och dessa utgör ett centralt tema för FAO:s arbete och med arbetet med mänskliga rättigheter genom exempelvis Rätten till mat eller naturresursrelaterade rättigheter. Vidare sägs att jordbruket är en mycket viktig faktor för tillväxt i utvecklingsländerna, och FAO:s arbete syftar direkt till att frigöra denna tillväxtpotential ytterligare. FAO har även en avgörande roll att spela både för fattigdomsbekämpning och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, särskilt på landsbygden där de allra fattigaste bor och verkar. FAO spelar därutöver en viktig roll för att förbättra kvinnors villkor, för hållbart nyttjande och övervakning av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster, och för anpassnings- och minskningsåtgärder på klimatområdet. Dessutom har FAO ett viktigt humanitärt mandat och stor humanitär verksamhet, t ex genom åtgärder mot smittsamma djursjukdomar och rehabilitering av jordbruksresurser. FAO:s roll som plattform för internationella förhandlingar om globala styrdokument i form av riktlinjer och principer, såväl bindande som frivilliga, är betydande: t ex Uppförandekoden för ansvarsfullt fiske samt de nu pågående förhandlingarna om principer för ansvarsfulla investeringar. Därutöver håller FAO globala mellanstatliga förhandlingar om standarder för säkra livsmedel och därmed underlätta handel med jordbruksprodukter (Codex Alimentarius). Sida har ett samarbete med FAO som sträcker sig långt tillbaka i tiden. Det första ramavtalet undertecknades 1969 och det nuvarande 2007. I den förra programmerioden hade Sida ett stöd till FAO på 35 miljoner kronor per år. Sida kommer nu att stödja FAO med 40 miljoner kronor per år i linje med FAO Multi partner programme support Mechanism (FMM) som stödjer genomförandet FAOs strategiska ramverk. Vi har ett givarsamarbete med i dagsläget Nederländerna, Belgien och Flandern. Stöd kommer att inriktas mot, att bygga motståndskraft mot klimatförändringarna; Förbättring av FAO: s jämställdhetsarbete, både integration och specifika områden såsom fiske och gender , och / eller könsuppdelad statistik; Rural decent employment samt Stöd till det internationella fördraget om växtgenetiska resurser för livsmedel och jordbruk. FN:s jordbruk- och livsmedelsorgan, FAO, främsta syfte är att trygga livsmedelsförsörjningen i Globala Syd. Deras arbete utgår ifrån tre huvudmål: (1) utrotningen av hunger, matosäkerhet och undernäring; (2) eliminering av fattigdom och framåtdrivningen av ekonomisk och social utveckling för alla; (3) hållbar förvaltning och användning utav naturresurser som land, luft, klimat och genetiska resurser till förmånen av såväl nuvarande som framtida generationer. Målet med denna insats har varit att bidra till FAO:s arbete mot dessa mål, varav Sidas stöd specifikt har riktats mot ett antal områden vilka har identifierats som viktiga för partnerskapet mellan Sida och FAO: Utvecklingen av motståndskraft genom hållbar produktion, klimatsmart lantbruk, och anpassning utefter klimatförändringar; FAO:s jämställdhetsarbete, specifikt på nationell nivå; sysselsättning på landsbygden, framförallt för unga.; samt kärnstöd till the International Treaty on Plan Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (IT-PGRFA). År 2010 lanserade FAO projektet Multipartner Programme Support Mechanism (FMM) i syftet att verka som ett instrument för samarbetspartners som vill bidra till FAO:s arbete genom flexibel finansiering, där Sida var en av de första medfinansiärerna. FMM fyller roller i, bland annat, arbetet att skala upp framgångsrika program och projekt för att replikera eller utöka dess omfattning; reduceringen av transaktionskostnader; främjandet av kapacitetsutveckling, policyutveckling och partnerskap; samt stöttning till aktiviteter på nationell nivå i linje med United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) och Country Programming Framework (CPF). Genom FMM har 32 projekt, i fler än 70 länder och fem regioner fått relevant stöd och finansiering. FMM är framtaget utefter FAO:s strategiska ramverk som omfattar fem strategiska målsättningar där FMM framförallt bidrar till fyra, varav Sidas stöd prioriterats till SO2, SO3 och SO4: SO1: Bidra till att utrota hunger, motverka otrygg livsmedelsförsörjning och felnäring SO2: Att göra jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske mer produktivt och hållbart SO3: Att minska fattigdom på landsbygden SO4: Möjliggöra inkluderande och effektiva jordbruks- och livsmedelssystem SO5: Öka motståndskraften vid hot och kriser för att trygga försörjningsmöjligheterna Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural development Agriculture Insatsen bedöms i stort ha uppnått de satta målen. Det finns flera exempel på hur FAO med FMM som instrument har arbetat mot de prioriterade strategiska målsättningarna; konkret har FMM stöttat nio projekt som arbetar mot SO2, åtta projekt mot SO3, samt elva projekt riktade mot SO4. FAO belyser en av sina huvudsakliga åstadkommande som framgången i den instrumentella roll FMM haft i genereringen av flertalet av FAO:s globala kunskapsprodukter och flaggskeppspublikationer. FMM-finansiering bedöms även ha fungerat som en hävstång i utvecklingen utav viktiga partnerskap på global, regional och nationell nivå som i sin tur har attraherat större finansiella resurser samt bidragit till att bryta ny mark i organisationens arbete. Det framhålls att den flexibilitet som FMM möjliggör, att effektivt kunna placera medel där behovet är störst, kommer att fortsätta vara ett viktigt verktyg i arbetet mot att uppfylla målen för Agenda 2030. Merparten av projekten som genomförts med hjälp av finansiering genom FMM ska ha givit katalytiska resultat. I enlighet med FN:s oberoende utvärdering av FMM, bedömer Sida att det emellertid kommer att krävas att mer pengar och tid investeras i utvecklingen av FMM för finslipning av dess mekanik. De kapacitetsutvecklande komponenterna av FMM bedöms att framgångsrikt ha främjat arbetet i att ta fram träningsmaterial och workshops, anpassade efter lokala kontext, samt identifieringen av förändringsaktörer, som samtliga bidragit till att bygga motivation, egenmakt, partnerskap och hållbarhet. Samtliga projekt som tagit emot finansiering via FMM har av varierande grad genomsyrats av ett genderperspektiv, där vissa projekt har haft en explicit gender-komponent och andra mer implicit arbetat med frågorna. Kvinnors egenmakt har stärkts genom kapacitetsbyggande insatser på såväl lokal som nationell nivå. Kapacitetsbyggandet har även riktats mot effektiviseringen av livsmedelssystem där stöd har givits till utveckling av nationella strategier och policy som uppskattas ha haft katalytiska effekter. FMM bedöms ha fungerat som en motor i arbetet mot att skapa större medvetenhet kring en bredd av frågor i Globala Syd och hur dessa ska adresseras bland såväl regerings- som icke regeringsintressenter. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050029-6105002901 Sweden FAO FMM Partnership 2014-17 FAO har sedan 1945 haft i uppgift att bidra till en globalt tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och utrotande av världshungern, ett viktigt normativt mandat. Ansvarsområdet omfattar främst jordbruk, landsbygdsutveckling, skogsbruk och fiske. FAO spelar därutöver en viktig roll för fattigdomsbekämpning, särskilt på landsbygden och är därmed viktig för att uppnå FN:s milleniemål 1 och 7 samt 3 eller dess ersättare. FAO är i stor utsträckning en kunskapsorganisation som bistår med policy- och metodutveckling, även operativt i fält, i syfte att främja den globala livsmedelstillgången. Organisationen har en betydande humanitär verksamhet vilken inkluderar beredskap att hantera kriser och katastrofer. FAO utformar även system för att utrota, hindra och mildra effekter av gränsöverskridande sjukdomar hos växter och djur. FAO genomgick mellan 2009 – 2013 en av FN-systemets mest genomgripande reformer, vilken Sverige stödde och var aktivt engagerad i. Sverige gör bedömningen att FAO:s reform har lett till avsevärda förbättringar vad gäller styrning och förvaltning, effektivitet och transparens genom bland annat införandet av resultatbaserat ramverk. Reformen har fått genomslag både i organisationen och i medlemsländernas styrning genom ökat ägarskap och tydligare deltagande av såväl medlemsländer och organisationer. Den svenska regeringen fattade beslut den 2014-07-17 (L2014/1042/EUI) att anta Sveriges strategi för samarbete med FAO 2014 – 2017. Strategin omfattar medelstilldelning (kärnstöd) för de första två åren på sammantaget cirka 65 miljoner svenska kronor samt en indikativ medelstilldelning på approximativt 60-70 miljoner svenska kronor under den resterande strategiperioden. Medelstilldelningen fastställs vartannat år av FN:s generalförsamling. Inom Regeringskansliet är Landsbygdsdepartementet svensk huvudman för FAO och samordnar Sveriges genomförande av strategin. Vidare ansvarar Landsbygdsdepartementet tillsammans med UD för den svenska regeringens dialog med FAO samt ansvarar för samordning och uppföljning av FAOs övergripande rapportering som tillsänts samtliga medlemsstater och för Sveriges årliga medlemsavgift till FAO. Sidas samarbete med FAO styrs primärt av den av regeringen beslutade Resultatstrategi för globala insatser för ekonomiskt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017. Sverige gör vidare bedömningen att FAO:s policyskapande och policyutvecklande (normativa) insatser samt insatser för koordinering och samverkan inom FAO:s kärnområden uppvisar goda resultat. FAO:s fältkontor visar mer varierad kvalitet, även om förändringar i organisationen bör resultera i relativt snara förbättringar. Regeringen bedömer även att FAO:s integrering av jämställdhetsperspektiv behöver förbättras. Med utgångspunkt från Sveriges bedömning av FAO avser Sverige driva ett antal frågor som finns angivna i ovan relaterade FAO strategi. Regeringens organisationsbedömning av FAO (2014) säger vad gäller relevans att den övergripande bedömningen är att FAO är mycket viktig för svensk och global utvecklingspolitik, eftersom var åttonde person fortfarande lider av undernäring och produktionen av och tillgång till livsmedel är fortsatt kritisk. Detta gäller särskilt för fattiga landsbygdsbor. När konkurrensen om naturresurserna ökar, ökar behovet av hållbar förvaltning av dem. FAO:s mandat, att trygga den globala livsmedelsförsörjningen, har beröringspunkter med regeringens alla tre tematiska prioriteringar för biståndet. FAO har en viktig roll i genomförandet av millenniemålen, särskilt mål 1, men även mål 3 och 7, och dessa utgör ett centralt tema för FAO:s arbete och med arbetet med mänskliga rättigheter genom exempelvis Rätten till mat eller naturresursrelaterade rättigheter. Vidare sägs att jordbruket är en mycket viktig faktor för tillväxt i utvecklingsländerna, och FAO:s arbete syftar direkt till att frigöra denna tillväxtpotential ytterligare. FAO har även en avgörande roll att spela både för fattigdomsbekämpning och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, särskilt på landsbygden där de allra fattigaste bor och verkar. FAO spelar därutöver en viktig roll för att förbättra kvinnors villkor, för hållbart nyttjande och övervakning av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster, och för anpassnings- och minskningsåtgärder på klimatområdet. Dessutom har FAO ett viktigt humanitärt mandat och stor humanitär verksamhet, t ex genom åtgärder mot smittsamma djursjukdomar och rehabilitering av jordbruksresurser. FAO:s roll som plattform för internationella förhandlingar om globala styrdokument i form av riktlinjer och principer, såväl bindande som frivilliga, är betydande: t ex Uppförandekoden för ansvarsfullt fiske samt de nu pågående förhandlingarna om principer för ansvarsfulla investeringar. Därutöver håller FAO globala mellanstatliga förhandlingar om standarder för säkra livsmedel och därmed underlätta handel med jordbruksprodukter (Codex Alimentarius). Sida har ett samarbete med FAO som sträcker sig långt tillbaka i tiden. Det första ramavtalet undertecknades 1969 och det nuvarande 2007. I den förra programmerioden hade Sida ett stöd till FAO på 35 miljoner kronor per år. Sida kommer nu att stödja FAO med 40 miljoner kronor per år i linje med FAO Multi partner programme support Mechanism (FMM) som stödjer genomförandet FAOs strategiska ramverk. Vi har ett givarsamarbete med i dagsläget Nederländerna, Belgien och Flandern. Stöd kommer att inriktas mot, att bygga motståndskraft mot klimatförändringarna; Förbättring av FAO: s jämställdhetsarbete, både integration och specifika områden såsom fiske och gender , och / eller könsuppdelad statistik; Rural decent employment samt Stöd till det internationella fördraget om växtgenetiska resurser för livsmedel och jordbruk. FN:s jordbruk- och livsmedelsorgan, FAO, främsta syfte är att trygga livsmedelsförsörjningen i Globala Syd. Deras arbete utgår ifrån tre huvudmål: (1) utrotningen av hunger, matosäkerhet och undernäring; (2) eliminering av fattigdom och framåtdrivningen av ekonomisk och social utveckling för alla; (3) hållbar förvaltning och användning utav naturresurser som land, luft, klimat och genetiska resurser till förmånen av såväl nuvarande som framtida generationer. Målet med denna insats har varit att bidra till FAO:s arbete mot dessa mål, varav Sidas stöd specifikt har riktats mot ett antal områden vilka har identifierats som viktiga för partnerskapet mellan Sida och FAO: Utvecklingen av motståndskraft genom hållbar produktion, klimatsmart lantbruk, och anpassning utefter klimatförändringar; FAO:s jämställdhetsarbete, specifikt på nationell nivå; sysselsättning på landsbygden, framförallt för unga.; samt kärnstöd till the International Treaty on Plan Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (IT-PGRFA). År 2010 lanserade FAO projektet Multipartner Programme Support Mechanism (FMM) i syftet att verka som ett instrument för samarbetspartners som vill bidra till FAO:s arbete genom flexibel finansiering, där Sida var en av de första medfinansiärerna. FMM fyller roller i, bland annat, arbetet att skala upp framgångsrika program och projekt för att replikera eller utöka dess omfattning; reduceringen av transaktionskostnader; främjandet av kapacitetsutveckling, policyutveckling och partnerskap; samt stöttning till aktiviteter på nationell nivå i linje med United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) och Country Programming Framework (CPF). Genom FMM har 32 projekt, i fler än 70 länder och fem regioner fått relevant stöd och finansiering. FMM är framtaget utefter FAO:s strategiska ramverk som omfattar fem strategiska målsättningar där FMM framförallt bidrar till fyra, varav Sidas stöd prioriterats till SO2, SO3 och SO4: SO1: Bidra till att utrota hunger, motverka otrygg livsmedelsförsörjning och felnäring SO2: Att göra jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske mer produktivt och hållbart SO3: Att minska fattigdom på landsbygden SO4: Möjliggöra inkluderande och effektiva jordbruks- och livsmedelssystem SO5: Öka motståndskraften vid hot och kriser för att trygga försörjningsmöjligheterna Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 40000000 40000000 25000000 25000000 25000000 0 0 0 40000000 0 25000000 40000000 25000000 0 -25000000 130000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 40000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 40000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 25000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 25000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization SE-0-SE-6-61050029-6105002902 Sweden FAO FMM Partnership 2014-17 FAO har sedan 1945 haft i uppgift att bidra till en globalt tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och utrotande av världshungern, ett viktigt normativt mandat. Ansvarsområdet omfattar främst jordbruk, landsbygdsutveckling, skogsbruk och fiske. FAO spelar därutöver en viktig roll för fattigdomsbekämpning, särskilt på landsbygden och är därmed viktig för att uppnå FN:s milleniemål 1 och 7 samt 3 eller dess ersättare. FAO är i stor utsträckning en kunskapsorganisation som bistår med policy- och metodutveckling, även operativt i fält, i syfte att främja den globala livsmedelstillgången. Organisationen har en betydande humanitär verksamhet vilken inkluderar beredskap att hantera kriser och katastrofer. FAO utformar även system för att utrota, hindra och mildra effekter av gränsöverskridande sjukdomar hos växter och djur. FAO genomgick mellan 2009 – 2013 en av FN-systemets mest genomgripande reformer, vilken Sverige stödde och var aktivt engagerad i. Sverige gör bedömningen att FAO:s reform har lett till avsevärda förbättringar vad gäller styrning och förvaltning, effektivitet och transparens genom bland annat införandet av resultatbaserat ramverk. Reformen har fått genomslag både i organisationen och i medlemsländernas styrning genom ökat ägarskap och tydligare deltagande av såväl medlemsländer och organisationer. Den svenska regeringen fattade beslut den 2014-07-17 (L2014/1042/EUI) att anta Sveriges strategi för samarbete med FAO 2014 – 2017. Strategin omfattar medelstilldelning (kärnstöd) för de första två åren på sammantaget cirka 65 miljoner svenska kronor samt en indikativ medelstilldelning på approximativt 60-70 miljoner svenska kronor under den resterande strategiperioden. Medelstilldelningen fastställs vartannat år av FN:s generalförsamling. Inom Regeringskansliet är Landsbygdsdepartementet svensk huvudman för FAO och samordnar Sveriges genomförande av strategin. Vidare ansvarar Landsbygdsdepartementet tillsammans med UD för den svenska regeringens dialog med FAO samt ansvarar för samordning och uppföljning av FAOs övergripande rapportering som tillsänts samtliga medlemsstater och för Sveriges årliga medlemsavgift till FAO. Sidas samarbete med FAO styrs primärt av den av regeringen beslutade Resultatstrategi för globala insatser för ekonomiskt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017. Sverige gör vidare bedömningen att FAO:s policyskapande och policyutvecklande (normativa) insatser samt insatser för koordinering och samverkan inom FAO:s kärnområden uppvisar goda resultat. FAO:s fältkontor visar mer varierad kvalitet, även om förändringar i organisationen bör resultera i relativt snara förbättringar. Regeringen bedömer även att FAO:s integrering av jämställdhetsperspektiv behöver förbättras. Med utgångspunkt från Sveriges bedömning av FAO avser Sverige driva ett antal frågor som finns angivna i ovan relaterade FAO strategi. Regeringens organisationsbedömning av FAO (2014) säger vad gäller relevans att den övergripande bedömningen är att FAO är mycket viktig för svensk och global utvecklingspolitik, eftersom var åttonde person fortfarande lider av undernäring och produktionen av och tillgång till livsmedel är fortsatt kritisk. Detta gäller särskilt för fattiga landsbygdsbor. När konkurrensen om naturresurserna ökar, ökar behovet av hållbar förvaltning av dem. FAO:s mandat, att trygga den globala livsmedelsförsörjningen, har beröringspunkter med regeringens alla tre tematiska prioriteringar för biståndet. FAO har en viktig roll i genomförandet av millenniemålen, särskilt mål 1, men även mål 3 och 7, och dessa utgör ett centralt tema för FAO:s arbete och med arbetet med mänskliga rättigheter genom exempelvis Rätten till mat eller naturresursrelaterade rättigheter. Vidare sägs att jordbruket är en mycket viktig faktor för tillväxt i utvecklingsländerna, och FAO:s arbete syftar direkt till att frigöra denna tillväxtpotential ytterligare. FAO har även en avgörande roll att spela både för fattigdomsbekämpning och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, särskilt på landsbygden där de allra fattigaste bor och verkar. FAO spelar därutöver en viktig roll för att förbättra kvinnors villkor, för hållbart nyttjande och övervakning av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster, och för anpassnings- och minskningsåtgärder på klimatområdet. Dessutom har FAO ett viktigt humanitärt mandat och stor humanitär verksamhet, t ex genom åtgärder mot smittsamma djursjukdomar och rehabilitering av jordbruksresurser. FAO:s roll som plattform för internationella förhandlingar om globala styrdokument i form av riktlinjer och principer, såväl bindande som frivilliga, är betydande: t ex Uppförandekoden för ansvarsfullt fiske samt de nu pågående förhandlingarna om principer för ansvarsfulla investeringar. Därutöver håller FAO globala mellanstatliga förhandlingar om standarder för säkra livsmedel och därmed underlätta handel med jordbruksprodukter (Codex Alimentarius). Sida har ett samarbete med FAO som sträcker sig långt tillbaka i tiden. Det första ramavtalet undertecknades 1969 och det nuvarande 2007. I den förra programmerioden hade Sida ett stöd till FAO på 35 miljoner kronor per år. Sida kommer nu att stödja FAO med 40 miljoner kronor per år i linje med FAO Multi partner programme support Mechanism (FMM) som stödjer genomförandet FAOs strategiska ramverk. Vi har ett givarsamarbete med i dagsläget Nederländerna, Belgien och Flandern. Stöd kommer att inriktas mot, att bygga motståndskraft mot klimatförändringarna; Förbättring av FAO: s jämställdhetsarbete, både integration och specifika områden såsom fiske och gender , och / eller könsuppdelad statistik; Rural decent employment samt Stöd till det internationella fördraget om växtgenetiska resurser för livsmedel och jordbruk. FN:s jordbruk- och livsmedelsorgan, FAO, främsta syfte är att trygga livsmedelsförsörjningen i Globala Syd. Deras arbete utgår ifrån tre huvudmål: (1) utrotningen av hunger, matosäkerhet och undernäring; (2) eliminering av fattigdom och framåtdrivningen av ekonomisk och social utveckling för alla; (3) hållbar förvaltning och användning utav naturresurser som land, luft, klimat och genetiska resurser till förmånen av såväl nuvarande som framtida generationer. Målet med denna insats har varit att bidra till FAO:s arbete mot dessa mål, varav Sidas stöd specifikt har riktats mot ett antal områden vilka har identifierats som viktiga för partnerskapet mellan Sida och FAO: Utvecklingen av motståndskraft genom hållbar produktion, klimatsmart lantbruk, och anpassning utefter klimatförändringar; FAO:s jämställdhetsarbete, specifikt på nationell nivå; sysselsättning på landsbygden, framförallt för unga.; samt kärnstöd till the International Treaty on Plan Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (IT-PGRFA). År 2010 lanserade FAO projektet Multipartner Programme Support Mechanism (FMM) i syftet att verka som ett instrument för samarbetspartners som vill bidra till FAO:s arbete genom flexibel finansiering, där Sida var en av de första medfinansiärerna. FMM fyller roller i, bland annat, arbetet att skala upp framgångsrika program och projekt för att replikera eller utöka dess omfattning; reduceringen av transaktionskostnader; främjandet av kapacitetsutveckling, policyutveckling och partnerskap; samt stöttning till aktiviteter på nationell nivå i linje med United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) och Country Programming Framework (CPF). Genom FMM har 32 projekt, i fler än 70 länder och fem regioner fått relevant stöd och finansiering. FMM är framtaget utefter FAO:s strategiska ramverk som omfattar fem strategiska målsättningar där FMM framförallt bidrar till fyra, varav Sidas stöd prioriterats till SO2, SO3 och SO4: SO1: Bidra till att utrota hunger, motverka otrygg livsmedelsförsörjning och felnäring SO2: Att göra jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske mer produktivt och hållbart SO3: Att minska fattigdom på landsbygden SO4: Möjliggöra inkluderande och effektiva jordbruks- och livsmedelssystem SO5: Öka motståndskraften vid hot och kriser för att trygga försörjningsmöjligheterna Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -478320 -478319.56 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-61050037 Sweden IIED is a leading research-and policy institute aiming to impact decision making towards sustainable development and poverty reduction. This is a core support to IIEDs strategy for the years 2014/15-2018/19 IIED har ansökt om stöd från Sida om totalt 100 miljoner SEK för genomförande av IIED:s strategi för åren 2014/15 - 2018/19 (5 år). Sidas stöd är obundet basbudgetstöd ("core support"). IIED är ett ledande forsknings- och policyinstitut vars arbete syftar till att påverka beslutsfattande i riktning mot hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning. Tematiska fokusområden är klimatförändringarna, grön ekonomi, hållbar konsumtion och produktion, stadsutveckling, rättigheter till naturresurser (land, skog, vatten), fattigdomsinriktade investeringar och affärsmodeller, osv. Metoder för att åstadkomma resultat inkluderar tillämpad forskning, ta fram ny kunskap, policyrekommendationer, samt att bygga kapacitet hos aktörer såsom regeringar men även marginaliserade grupper för att kunna göra sina röster hörda. IIED har huvudkontor i London men samarbetar med ett stort antal partners i främst Afrika men även andra delar av världen. IIED har inga egna landkontor. Den totala budgeten för strategiperioden är ca 1.2 miljarder SEK, varav Sida kommer att bidra med ca 8% av totalen. Andra viktiga givare som ger obundet stöd är Danmark, Irland och Storbritannien. AVTALET: På grund av de specifika förutsättningarna som råder i samarbetet med IIED har avtalet utformats med nedanstående undantag. Samtliga har stämts av med Sidas revisionsrådgivare, upphandlingsrådgivare, jurist och enhetskontroller. 1. Revision: Sida godkänner att IIED använder sig revision i enlighet med brittisk standard för den övergripande revisionen vilken är att likställa med internationell standard. När det gäller revision av vidareförmedlade belopp till partners, så godkänner Sida även här IIED's eget regelverk som innebär att revision inte behöver göras för belopp understigande 1 200 000 SEK. Sidas gräns för revision är 270 000 vilket innebär att IIED föreslås få ett undantag från insatsregeln § 2.8.10. Detta motiveras utifrån att Sida bedömer att IIED har ett gediget ramverk för finansiell och operationell uppföljning av partners, inklusive för bedömning av partners kapacitet, revision, riskvärdering och riskhantering. Beloppen som vidareförmedlas är dessutom små och risken därmed liten - nästan hälften av alla partners erhåller belopp under 300,000 SEK. Utbetalning till partners delas upp så att man erhåller slutbetalning efter utfört arbete. I vidareförmedlingen bedöms inte upphandling ingå i någon större utsträckning t ex inga stora köp av varor eller investeringar utan främst tjänster i form av forskningsstudier, seminarier och liknande. IIED kommer i sina avtal med partners dock alltid att förbehålla sig rätten att genomföra revisioner. 2. Ränta och valutaväxlingsvinster: Sida avser inte att be IIED om återbetalning av ränta på innestående medel eller eventuella valutaväxlingsvinster. Sida bedömer att dessa medel kan användas på ett bra sätt inom ramen för IIED:s verksamhet och den gemensamma budget som Sida stödjer tillsammans med andra givare av kärnstöd. Dock skall ränta och valutaväxlingsvinster redovisas i IIED:s årliga finansiella redovisning. 3. Upphandling: Sida bedömer att IIED:s upphandlingsriktlinjer är välutvecklade men skiljer sig något från Sidas i den mån att de inte i lika stor utsträckning framhåller principer för icke-diskriminering, likabehandling, transparens, osv. Sida kommer därför att behandla upphandling som en dialogfråga, vilket innebär att vi ber IIED att sträva efter att följa Sidas uppphandlingsprinciper. Orsakerna till att vi inte kräver och avtalar att IIED ska följa Sidas upphandlingsriktlinjer är för att vi ger obundet 'kärnstöd' och att kräva detta innebär i praktiken att stödet istället blir "öronmärkt" och bundet. Vi bedömer dessutom riskerna med stödet som låga; IIED är en mycket välrenommerad organisation som Sida har högt förtroende för, och som bedriver forskning och kunskapsutveckling och stödet innehåller inga stora medel för upphandling i form av t ex infrastruktur. During the period 2014-2019, the total amount of funding provided to IIED was SEK 130 000 000. The objective of the IIED intervention was: Improved preparedness to support efficient and fairer use of natural resources, more equitable resilience to climate change, better economic managment, as a result of the engagement with co-produced knowledge and evidence. Per IIEDs strategy 2014-2019, "Engaging for change", its long-term strategic engagement with processes and people aims to redress power imbalances, tackle inequalities, and create fairer access to resources and services.  The strategic framework outlines four initiatives that focus on accelerating change: (1) Inclusive transitions to climate resilience and green economy; (2) International engagement for a sustainable planet; (3) Rights plus action; and (4) Fair consumption from sustainable food systems.  IIED has outlined four main goals with regards to the four initiatives presented above, namely: (1) Increased investment in locally controlled land and natural resource use; (2) Cities that work for people and planet; (3) Sustainable markets that work for the many, rather than the few; and (4) Fair and equitable solutions to climate change. Moreover, to achieve the four main goals, IIED has four research groups and two groups supporting the research groups.  (1) The Human Settlements Group works to reduce poverty and improve health and housing conditions in the urban centres of Africa, Asia and Latin America. (2) The Climate Change Group works with policy and research partners to redress the balance of power by helping poor people in low- and middle-income countries achieve climate resilience and development.  (3) The Natural Resources Group aims at building partnerships, capacity and wise decision-making for fair and sustainable use of natural resources. (4) The Shaping Sustainable Markets Group works to make sure that local and global markets are fair and can help poor people and nature to thrive. (5) The Communications Group makes IIED’s research accessible to key audiences in the global South and North who use it to influence policy change at different levels. (6) The Strategy and Learning Group provides support to the research groups and also leads IIED’s work on a number of externally-focused issues. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection In general, it can be stated that the work of IIED is extensive and that the organisation covers a large spectra of thematic areas that relates to environment, climate, and biological diversity (land rights, devolved climate finance mechanisms, illegal trade of endangered species, community conservation, food systems, LDC strengthening in climate negotiations, strategic contributions to global conventions, such as the Convention on Biological Diversity - CBD). One of the core strengths of the organisation is to work with evidence-based research at the local and national level, with the involvement of local partners, with a majority indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLC). There is thus a permanent involvement and representation of IPLCs. IIED supports them to actively participate and organise themselves in different types of collective structures (e.g. organisations, cooperatives). With the use of participatory methods, IIED can then identify the priorities and concerns of marginalised groups, co-create solutions and advocate for these issues to be included into global conventions and treaties. As such, IIED also acts as a bridge between the local and the global. IIED report results based on the organisations' Theory of Change (ToC), based on four dimensions of change, presented as outcomes. IIED stresses that the first three are intermediate outcomes together lead to the long-term outcome of changes in policy and practice (outcome 4). The figure shows how the four outcomes works together to influence change. Outcome 1: Changes in the body of knowledge (pink) Outcome 2: Changes in interactions, liaison and power dynamics (blue) Outcome 3: Changes in Capacities (green) Outcome 4: Leading to changes in Policy and practice (orange) According to IIED, each dimension works separately and together to "influence policy discourse and behavioural change in a way that promotes sustainable development, with a focus on linking local priorities to global challenges." Figure: IIED’s institutional theory of change 2014-2018. Sida has decided to present one key result per outcome followed by an overall conclusion. Regarding outcome 1, IIED has for instance supported the Least Developed Countries (LDC) Group with legal advice, training as well as ad hoc research and support. In turn, the LDC Group have been able to influence the content and implementation of the 2015 Paris Agreement. As a result, LDCs gained greater prominence, visibility and leverage in UNFCCC negotiations. This highlight also shows how outcome 1 - changes in the body of evidence relates to outcome 3 - changes in capacities, and as a consequence, to outcome 4 - changes in policies and practice. A key result that shows how IIED's research has contributed to outcome 2 - changes in interactions, liaison and power dynamics - is the work of the Natural Resources Group related to IPLCs equal access to own and sustainably use land in Central Africa. It is referred to as IIED's "LandCam project" and REPAR - the Network of Parliamentarians for the Sustainable Management of Forest Ecosystems in Central Africa. In the context of this project, REPAR convened a high-level parliamentary dialogue on Cameroon’s land law reform, presided over by the Minister of Lands and vice president of Cameroon's National Assembly. Experts from Burkina Faso and Mali shared their countries' experiences with land law reform and there were lively debates about safeguards against land expropriations and ways to secure indigenous peoples’ land rights. There is growing experience with practical legal empowerment approaches to support rural people at the grassroots, secure community land rights, facilitate access to redress and address gender differentiation. Participants called for systems tools such as locally managed land conventions, local conciliation forums and inclusive national policy and dialogue, while emphasising the need to recognise and secure the rights of marginalised groups (women, youth and semi-nomadic communities) in the land reform process. Such types of processes allow for IPLCs and marginalised groups to be aware of their rights and how to organise themselves to gain momentum and shift power dynamics.   Outcome 3 relates to how capacity building, increased knoweldge and how to strategically use this knowledge, of/by IIED's target groups leads to improved livelihoods and sustainable development. One example that provides evidence on progress to this outcome is IIEDs work with Forest Farm Facility (FFF). IIED are partners in FFF, which strengthens forest and farm producer organisations (FFPOs) for business and rights, through direct financing coupled with in-country training, peer-to-peer exchanges, facilitated policy interactions and business incubation support, designed through the Forest Business Incubation book and toolkit. In 2017, the final year of Phase I, three FFPO interactions in Tanzania, Myanmar, Guatemala spread commitment toward livelihood improvements and climate action based on 262 examples of FFPO business advances across 30 or more value chains. This work has helped governments and FFPOs contribute to 51 policy improvements or institutional arrangements to improve livelihoods. IIED's work under the first three outcome areas has allowed for the organisation to bring about important, meaningful changes at policy and practice levels. This is outcome 4. One illustrative result from IIED's Human Settlements Group shows how changes in interactions, liaison and power dynamics, as well as enhanced capacities, leads to changes in policy and practice.  In this regard, IIED facilitated discussion between and provided techncial support/advice to the C40 Cities Finance Facility and Kenyan organisations working with human settlements, supporting the urban poor. These local organisations brought the Nairobi Department of Housing into the conversation. This new relationship has underpinned a Nairobi County Council application to the C40 Cities Finance Facility which could secure US$1 million of project preparation support to leverage US$20 million of investment. The proposed project focuses on supporting slum upgrading in Nairobi in ways that reduce climate vulnerability (e.g. with drains to carry floodwater away from homes) and avoids high-carbon forms of development (e.g. through cycle lanes and solar mini-grids). IIED has also created opportunities for C40 to learn about community-led adaptation and for one of the local partners to learn about designing and packaging climate-compatible slum upgrading projects. Hence, this example shows how the combination of connecting organisations, bridging barriers and simoultaneously providing technical advice allows for changes in policy and practice. In sum, it is possible to deduct from respective highlights, IIED's ability to influence policy discourse and behavioural change in a way that allows for environmental, social and economic sustainable development. The presented findings also demonstrates the importance of participatory apparoches, linking local priorities to global challenges. Against this background, Sida assesses that overall, IIED has achieved its set goals. Throughout the intervention cycle 2014-2019, based on the results and analysis of results presented by IIED, Sida assesses that the organisation has achieved its respective outcomes. Further, it is possible to conclude that the organisation is well aligned with, and performing according to, IIED's strategic goals. Sida concludes that the IIED 2014-2019 contribution is highly relevant to Sida's work in environmental, social and economic development. Indeed, the organisation covers a wide spectrum of issues, contributing to global development cooperation in the areas of, amongst others, sustainable natural resource use and management, climate change adaptation, mitigation and resilience, sustainable oceans and water, as well as equal and inclusive participation, and women's economic empowerment. Sida assesses that IIED has delivered effectively upon the organisations' theory of change, focusing on people living in poverty. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050037-6105003701 Sweden IIED is a leading research-and policy institute aiming to impact decision making towards sustainable development and poverty reduction. This is a core support to IIEDs strategy for the years 2014/15-2018/19 IIED har ansökt om stöd från Sida om totalt 100 miljoner SEK för genomförande av IIED:s strategi för åren 2014/15 - 2018/19 (5 år). Sidas stöd är obundet basbudgetstöd ("core support"). IIED är ett ledande forsknings- och policyinstitut vars arbete syftar till att påverka beslutsfattande i riktning mot hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning. Tematiska fokusområden är klimatförändringarna, grön ekonomi, hållbar konsumtion och produktion, stadsutveckling, rättigheter till naturresurser (land, skog, vatten), fattigdomsinriktade investeringar och affärsmodeller, osv. Metoder för att åstadkomma resultat inkluderar tillämpad forskning, ta fram ny kunskap, policyrekommendationer, samt att bygga kapacitet hos aktörer såsom regeringar men även marginaliserade grupper för att kunna göra sina röster hörda. IIED har huvudkontor i London men samarbetar med ett stort antal partners i främst Afrika men även andra delar av världen. IIED har inga egna landkontor. Den totala budgeten för strategiperioden är ca 1.2 miljarder SEK, varav Sida kommer att bidra med ca 8% av totalen. Andra viktiga givare som ger obundet stöd är Danmark, Irland och Storbritannien. AVTALET: På grund av de specifika förutsättningarna som råder i samarbetet med IIED har avtalet utformats med nedanstående undantag. Samtliga har stämts av med Sidas revisionsrådgivare, upphandlingsrådgivare, jurist och enhetskontroller. 1. Revision: Sida godkänner att IIED använder sig revision i enlighet med brittisk standard för den övergripande revisionen vilken är att likställa med internationell standard. När det gäller revision av vidareförmedlade belopp till partners, så godkänner Sida även här IIED's eget regelverk som innebär att revision inte behöver göras för belopp understigande 1 200 000 SEK. Sidas gräns för revision är 270 000 vilket innebär att IIED föreslås få ett undantag från insatsregeln § 2.8.10. Detta motiveras utifrån att Sida bedömer att IIED har ett gediget ramverk för finansiell och operationell uppföljning av partners, inklusive för bedömning av partners kapacitet, revision, riskvärdering och riskhantering. Beloppen som vidareförmedlas är dessutom små och risken därmed liten - nästan hälften av alla partners erhåller belopp under 300,000 SEK. Utbetalning till partners delas upp så att man erhåller slutbetalning efter utfört arbete. I vidareförmedlingen bedöms inte upphandling ingå i någon större utsträckning t ex inga stora köp av varor eller investeringar utan främst tjänster i form av forskningsstudier, seminarier och liknande. IIED kommer i sina avtal med partners dock alltid att förbehålla sig rätten att genomföra revisioner. 2. Ränta och valutaväxlingsvinster: Sida avser inte att be IIED om återbetalning av ränta på innestående medel eller eventuella valutaväxlingsvinster. Sida bedömer att dessa medel kan användas på ett bra sätt inom ramen för IIED:s verksamhet och den gemensamma budget som Sida stödjer tillsammans med andra givare av kärnstöd. Dock skall ränta och valutaväxlingsvinster redovisas i IIED:s årliga finansiella redovisning. 3. Upphandling: Sida bedömer att IIED:s upphandlingsriktlinjer är välutvecklade men skiljer sig något från Sidas i den mån att de inte i lika stor utsträckning framhåller principer för icke-diskriminering, likabehandling, transparens, osv. Sida kommer därför att behandla upphandling som en dialogfråga, vilket innebär att vi ber IIED att sträva efter att följa Sidas uppphandlingsprinciper. Orsakerna till att vi inte kräver och avtalar att IIED ska följa Sidas upphandlingsriktlinjer är för att vi ger obundet 'kärnstöd' och att kräva detta innebär i praktiken att stödet istället blir "öronmärkt" och bundet. Vi bedömer dessutom riskerna med stödet som låga; IIED är en mycket välrenommerad organisation som Sida har högt förtroende för, och som bedriver forskning och kunskapsutveckling och stödet innehåller inga stora medel för upphandling i form av t ex infrastruktur. During the period 2014-2019, the total amount of funding provided to IIED was SEK 130 000 000. The objective of the IIED intervention was: Improved preparedness to support efficient and fairer use of natural resources, more equitable resilience to climate change, better economic managment, as a result of the engagement with co-produced knowledge and evidence. Per IIEDs strategy 2014-2019, "Engaging for change", its long-term strategic engagement with processes and people aims to redress power imbalances, tackle inequalities, and create fairer access to resources and services.  The strategic framework outlines four initiatives that focus on accelerating change: (1) Inclusive transitions to climate resilience and green economy; (2) International engagement for a sustainable planet; (3) Rights plus action; and (4) Fair consumption from sustainable food systems.  IIED has outlined four main goals with regards to the four initiatives presented above, namely: (1) Increased investment in locally controlled land and natural resource use; (2) Cities that work for people and planet; (3) Sustainable markets that work for the many, rather than the few; and (4) Fair and equitable solutions to climate change. Moreover, to achieve the four main goals, IIED has four research groups and two groups supporting the research groups.  (1) The Human Settlements Group works to reduce poverty and improve health and housing conditions in the urban centres of Africa, Asia and Latin America. (2) The Climate Change Group works with policy and research partners to redress the balance of power by helping poor people in low- and middle-income countries achieve climate resilience and development.  (3) The Natural Resources Group aims at building partnerships, capacity and wise decision-making for fair and sustainable use of natural resources. (4) The Shaping Sustainable Markets Group works to make sure that local and global markets are fair and can help poor people and nature to thrive. (5) The Communications Group makes IIED’s research accessible to key audiences in the global South and North who use it to influence policy change at different levels. (6) The Strategy and Learning Group provides support to the research groups and also leads IIED’s work on a number of externally-focused issues. 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This is a core support to IIEDs strategy for the years 2014/15-2018/19 IIED har ansökt om stöd från Sida om totalt 100 miljoner SEK för genomförande av IIED:s strategi för åren 2014/15 - 2018/19 (5 år). Sidas stöd är obundet basbudgetstöd ("core support"). IIED är ett ledande forsknings- och policyinstitut vars arbete syftar till att påverka beslutsfattande i riktning mot hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning. Tematiska fokusområden är klimatförändringarna, grön ekonomi, hållbar konsumtion och produktion, stadsutveckling, rättigheter till naturresurser (land, skog, vatten), fattigdomsinriktade investeringar och affärsmodeller, osv. Metoder för att åstadkomma resultat inkluderar tillämpad forskning, ta fram ny kunskap, policyrekommendationer, samt att bygga kapacitet hos aktörer såsom regeringar men även marginaliserade grupper för att kunna göra sina röster hörda. IIED har huvudkontor i London men samarbetar med ett stort antal partners i främst Afrika men även andra delar av världen. IIED har inga egna landkontor. Den totala budgeten för strategiperioden är ca 1.2 miljarder SEK, varav Sida kommer att bidra med ca 8% av totalen. Andra viktiga givare som ger obundet stöd är Danmark, Irland och Storbritannien. AVTALET: På grund av de specifika förutsättningarna som råder i samarbetet med IIED har avtalet utformats med nedanstående undantag. Samtliga har stämts av med Sidas revisionsrådgivare, upphandlingsrådgivare, jurist och enhetskontroller. 1. Revision: Sida godkänner att IIED använder sig revision i enlighet med brittisk standard för den övergripande revisionen vilken är att likställa med internationell standard. När det gäller revision av vidareförmedlade belopp till partners, så godkänner Sida även här IIED's eget regelverk som innebär att revision inte behöver göras för belopp understigande 1 200 000 SEK. Sidas gräns för revision är 270 000 vilket innebär att IIED föreslås få ett undantag från insatsregeln § 2.8.10. Detta motiveras utifrån att Sida bedömer att IIED har ett gediget ramverk för finansiell och operationell uppföljning av partners, inklusive för bedömning av partners kapacitet, revision, riskvärdering och riskhantering. Beloppen som vidareförmedlas är dessutom små och risken därmed liten - nästan hälften av alla partners erhåller belopp under 300,000 SEK. Utbetalning till partners delas upp så att man erhåller slutbetalning efter utfört arbete. I vidareförmedlingen bedöms inte upphandling ingå i någon större utsträckning t ex inga stora köp av varor eller investeringar utan främst tjänster i form av forskningsstudier, seminarier och liknande. IIED kommer i sina avtal med partners dock alltid att förbehålla sig rätten att genomföra revisioner. 2. Ränta och valutaväxlingsvinster: Sida avser inte att be IIED om återbetalning av ränta på innestående medel eller eventuella valutaväxlingsvinster. Sida bedömer att dessa medel kan användas på ett bra sätt inom ramen för IIED:s verksamhet och den gemensamma budget som Sida stödjer tillsammans med andra givare av kärnstöd. Dock skall ränta och valutaväxlingsvinster redovisas i IIED:s årliga finansiella redovisning. 3. Upphandling: Sida bedömer att IIED:s upphandlingsriktlinjer är välutvecklade men skiljer sig något från Sidas i den mån att de inte i lika stor utsträckning framhåller principer för icke-diskriminering, likabehandling, transparens, osv. Sida kommer därför att behandla upphandling som en dialogfråga, vilket innebär att vi ber IIED att sträva efter att följa Sidas uppphandlingsprinciper. Orsakerna till att vi inte kräver och avtalar att IIED ska följa Sidas upphandlingsriktlinjer är för att vi ger obundet 'kärnstöd' och att kräva detta innebär i praktiken att stödet istället blir "öronmärkt" och bundet. Vi bedömer dessutom riskerna med stödet som låga; IIED är en mycket välrenommerad organisation som Sida har högt förtroende för, och som bedriver forskning och kunskapsutveckling och stödet innehåller inga stora medel för upphandling i form av t ex infrastruktur. During the period 2014-2019, the total amount of funding provided to IIED was SEK 130 000 000. The objective of the IIED intervention was: Improved preparedness to support efficient and fairer use of natural resources, more equitable resilience to climate change, better economic managment, as a result of the engagement with co-produced knowledge and evidence. Per IIEDs strategy 2014-2019, "Engaging for change", its long-term strategic engagement with processes and people aims to redress power imbalances, tackle inequalities, and create fairer access to resources and services.  The strategic framework outlines four initiatives that focus on accelerating change: (1) Inclusive transitions to climate resilience and green economy; (2) International engagement for a sustainable planet; (3) Rights plus action; and (4) Fair consumption from sustainable food systems.  IIED has outlined four main goals with regards to the four initiatives presented above, namely: (1) Increased investment in locally controlled land and natural resource use; (2) Cities that work for people and planet; (3) Sustainable markets that work for the many, rather than the few; and (4) Fair and equitable solutions to climate change. Moreover, to achieve the four main goals, IIED has four research groups and two groups supporting the research groups.  (1) The Human Settlements Group works to reduce poverty and improve health and housing conditions in the urban centres of Africa, Asia and Latin America. (2) The Climate Change Group works with policy and research partners to redress the balance of power by helping poor people in low- and middle-income countries achieve climate resilience and development.  (3) The Natural Resources Group aims at building partnerships, capacity and wise decision-making for fair and sustainable use of natural resources. (4) The Shaping Sustainable Markets Group works to make sure that local and global markets are fair and can help poor people and nature to thrive. (5) The Communications Group makes IIED’s research accessible to key audiences in the global South and North who use it to influence policy change at different levels. (6) The Strategy and Learning Group provides support to the research groups and also leads IIED’s work on a number of externally-focused issues. Sweden IIED/International Institute for Environment and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IIED/International Institute for Environment and Development 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 25000000 0 25000000 IIED/International Institute for Environment and Development 25000000 IIED/International Institute for Environment and Development Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to sustainable renewable energy at an affordable cost for people living in poverty. Ökad tillgång till hållbar förnybar energi till en överkomlig kostnad för människor som lever i fattigdom. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Environmentally sustainable cities and communities. Miljömässigt hållbara städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050042 Sweden SEI is an independent international research institute working at the intersection between research and policy on issues relating to the environment and development. The programme has 4 themes: 1.Managing Environmental Systems 2.Reducing Climate Risk 3. Transforming Governance for Sustainable Livelihoods 4. Rethinking Development Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI,är ett internationellt fristående forskningsinstitut inom miljö och utveckling och som verkar i gränslandet mellan forskning och policy, i syfte att stödja beslutsfattande och policy i riktning mot hållbar utveckling runt om i världen. Institutet samarbetar med ett stort antal aktörer och är verksamt på global, regional, nationell och lokal nivå. SEI, som grundades 1989 av den svenska regeringen som ett svar på den s.k. Brundtlandrapporten, har successivt utvecklat sin verksamhet och har idag nära 200 anställda. Huvudkontoret ligger i Stockholm men man har även etablerat SEI-centra i England, USA, Estland, Thailand och Kenya (De två senare har utvecklats till regionala kontor). SEI arbetar som en organisation med gemensam strategi, mål, resultatramverk, planering och uppföljning mm. Utifrån denna gemensamma plattform utarbetar de enskilda centren sedan sina egna arbetsplaner utifrån de specifika kompetenser, förutsättningar och prioriteringar som råder i respektive land och region. SEI är framför allt ett forskningsinstitut och forskningsaktiviteterna utgör således basen för verksamheten utifrån vilken övriga aktiviteter utgår. Genom att bedriva kvalificerad forskning inom en rad områden som t.ex. vatten, klimat, sårbarhet, risker och resiliens skapas även plattformar och möjligheter till policyengagemang och kapacitetsutveckling i dialog och samarbete med ett stort antal forskare, organisationer och beslutsfattare världen över. Sida har haft ett mångårigt samarbete med SEI med gott resultat. Det är Sidas bedömning att SEIs arbete är mycket relevant från ett fattigdomsperspektiv och att organisationen har en ändamålsenlig organisation och kapacitet för att genomföra sin strategi. Sidas stöd skall ges som ett icke-öronmärkt kärnstöd om 40 MSK per år under fem år, totalt 200 MSEK, till SEI för implementeringen av organisationens strategi för 2015-2019. Övergripande mål för SEIs verksamhet är "To support decision-making and induce change towards sustainable development around the world by providing integrative knowledge that bridges science and policy in the field of environment and development." Det övergripande målet nås genom genomförandet av ett resultatramverk, vilket i sin tur bygger på innehållet i SEIs strategi för verksamhet för perioden 2015 - 2019. Strategin fokuserar på sju verksamhetsområden uppdelade i två pelare: 1. Leverera resultat:a) Vetenskaplig forskningb) Policyengagemangc) Kapacitetsutveckling 2. Möjliggöra resultat:a) Kommunikationb) Verktyg, plattformar och ICTc) Organisation, styrning och finansiell hållbarhetd) Uppföljning, utvärdering och institutionellt lärande Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Sida har genom avtalet om kärnstöd stött SEI med totalt 223 MSEK under perioden 2015-2019 och SEI har med bl.a. hjälp av detta genomfört en stor mängd forskningsaktiviteter, program och projekt. Resultat från dessa finns att ta del av i SEIs löpande rapportering till Sida, i SEIs publika årsrapporter, i en mängd forskningsrapporter samt på SEIs hemsida. Förutom Sida har även Miljödepartementet genom Formas bidragit med känstöd. Enligt Sidas avtal med SEI skall ränta inte återbetalas till Sida om hela bidraget använts inom verksamhetsperioden, vilket nu är fallet. Några exempel på samarbeten och resultat ges nedan. Den största delen av SEIs forskningsverksamhet utförs i samarbete med olika samarbetspartners. Den vanligaste typen av samarbetspartners utgörs av forskare och forskningsinstitut av olika slag. Ett exempel är samarbete kring sambanden mellan vatten/energi/matproduktion med Council for Scientific and Industrial Research South Afrika, Stockholm International Water Insititute och Global Water Partnership. Samarbetet är relevant för framtagandet av nationella och lokala utvecklingsplaner i Afrika, inte minst från ett säkerhets- och rättighetsperspektiv då brist på naturresurser skapar konkurrens om tillgängliga resurser. Hållbar tillväxt och fattigdomsminskningförutsätter att hoten från klimatförändringarna kan mötas och att policies för klimatarbete och grön tillväxt tas fram. Genom samarbete med andra forskningsorganisationer kan SEI öka sitt globala genomslag. På uppdrag av Global Commission on the Economy and Climate har SEI i samarbete med sex andra policy och forskningsinstitut t.ex. tagit fram information kring om och hur klimatpolicies kan länkas samman med stark ekonomisk utveckling. Arbetet syftade till direkt samverkan med beslutsfattare inom stat och företag i ett flertal länder.  Lokala enskilda organisationer och nationella myndigheter utgör samarbetspartners i projekt med nationella eller lokala utvecklingskomponenter. Exempel på arbetsmetod är att engagera jordbrukare, lokala ledare, lokala och nationella myndigheter och enskilda organisationer i gemensamt arbete för t.ex. miljö- och naturresurshantering. Fattiga och marginaliserade grupper stöds särskilt för att stärka deras inflytande i dialogen och ge instrument och kapacitet att hantera lokala naturresurser.  SEI Afrika har stöttat Nairobis lokala stadsmyndigheter, Kenyas miljöministerium och UN- environment med att ta fram en policy och handlingsplan för luftkvalitet i Nairobi. SEIs verktyg för integrerad energi-, klimat- och luftkvalitetsplanering (LEAP-IBC) användes av tio länder i sin planering för minskade utsläpp av kortlivade klimatpåverkande gaser. Verktyget har även använts för framtagande av nationella klimatåtaganden (NDCs) under klimatkonventionen UNFCCC. SEI har inom ramen för sitt s.k. "Global Finance Initiative" utvecklat en modell för analys av globala finansiella flöden för klimatfinansiering, vilken baseras på olika beslutsfattares informationsbehov. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050042-6105004201 Sweden SEI is an independent international research institute working at the intersection between research and policy on issues relating to the environment and development. The programme has 4 themes: 1.Managing Environmental Systems 2.Reducing Climate Risk 3. Transforming Governance for Sustainable Livelihoods 4. Rethinking Development Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI,är ett internationellt fristående forskningsinstitut inom miljö och utveckling och som verkar i gränslandet mellan forskning och policy, i syfte att stödja beslutsfattande och policy i riktning mot hållbar utveckling runt om i världen. Institutet samarbetar med ett stort antal aktörer och är verksamt på global, regional, nationell och lokal nivå. SEI, som grundades 1989 av den svenska regeringen som ett svar på den s.k. Brundtlandrapporten, har successivt utvecklat sin verksamhet och har idag nära 200 anställda. Huvudkontoret ligger i Stockholm men man har även etablerat SEI-centra i England, USA, Estland, Thailand och Kenya (De två senare har utvecklats till regionala kontor). SEI arbetar som en organisation med gemensam strategi, mål, resultatramverk, planering och uppföljning mm. Utifrån denna gemensamma plattform utarbetar de enskilda centren sedan sina egna arbetsplaner utifrån de specifika kompetenser, förutsättningar och prioriteringar som råder i respektive land och region. SEI är framför allt ett forskningsinstitut och forskningsaktiviteterna utgör således basen för verksamheten utifrån vilken övriga aktiviteter utgår. Genom att bedriva kvalificerad forskning inom en rad områden som t.ex. vatten, klimat, sårbarhet, risker och resiliens skapas även plattformar och möjligheter till policyengagemang och kapacitetsutveckling i dialog och samarbete med ett stort antal forskare, organisationer och beslutsfattare världen över. Sida har haft ett mångårigt samarbete med SEI med gott resultat. Det är Sidas bedömning att SEIs arbete är mycket relevant från ett fattigdomsperspektiv och att organisationen har en ändamålsenlig organisation och kapacitet för att genomföra sin strategi. Sidas stöd skall ges som ett icke-öronmärkt kärnstöd om 40 MSK per år under fem år, totalt 200 MSEK, till SEI för implementeringen av organisationens strategi för 2015-2019. Övergripande mål för SEIs verksamhet är "To support decision-making and induce change towards sustainable development around the world by providing integrative knowledge that bridges science and policy in the field of environment and development." Det övergripande målet nås genom genomförandet av ett resultatramverk, vilket i sin tur bygger på innehållet i SEIs strategi för verksamhet för perioden 2015 - 2019. Strategin fokuserar på sju verksamhetsområden uppdelade i två pelare: 1. Leverera resultat:a) Vetenskaplig forskningb) Policyengagemangc) Kapacitetsutveckling 2. Möjliggöra resultat:a) Kommunikationb) Verktyg, plattformar och ICTc) Organisation, styrning och finansiell hållbarhetd) Uppföljning, utvärdering och institutionellt lärande Sweden SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 40000000 38000000 45000000 0 0 38000000 0 38000000 40000000 -38000000 38000000 38000000 45000000 40000000 -38000000 0 -40000000 -38000000 0 123000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 40000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 38000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 45000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 0 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute SE-0-SE-6-61050042-6105004202 Sweden SEI is an independent international research institute working at the intersection between research and policy on issues relating to the environment and development. The programme has 4 themes: 1.Managing Environmental Systems 2.Reducing Climate Risk 3. Transforming Governance for Sustainable Livelihoods 4. Rethinking Development Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI,är ett internationellt fristående forskningsinstitut inom miljö och utveckling och som verkar i gränslandet mellan forskning och policy, i syfte att stödja beslutsfattande och policy i riktning mot hållbar utveckling runt om i världen. Institutet samarbetar med ett stort antal aktörer och är verksamt på global, regional, nationell och lokal nivå. SEI, som grundades 1989 av den svenska regeringen som ett svar på den s.k. Brundtlandrapporten, har successivt utvecklat sin verksamhet och har idag nära 200 anställda. Huvudkontoret ligger i Stockholm men man har även etablerat SEI-centra i England, USA, Estland, Thailand och Kenya (De två senare har utvecklats till regionala kontor). SEI arbetar som en organisation med gemensam strategi, mål, resultatramverk, planering och uppföljning mm. Utifrån denna gemensamma plattform utarbetar de enskilda centren sedan sina egna arbetsplaner utifrån de specifika kompetenser, förutsättningar och prioriteringar som råder i respektive land och region. SEI är framför allt ett forskningsinstitut och forskningsaktiviteterna utgör således basen för verksamheten utifrån vilken övriga aktiviteter utgår. Genom att bedriva kvalificerad forskning inom en rad områden som t.ex. vatten, klimat, sårbarhet, risker och resiliens skapas även plattformar och möjligheter till policyengagemang och kapacitetsutveckling i dialog och samarbete med ett stort antal forskare, organisationer och beslutsfattare världen över. Sida har haft ett mångårigt samarbete med SEI med gott resultat. Det är Sidas bedömning att SEIs arbete är mycket relevant från ett fattigdomsperspektiv och att organisationen har en ändamålsenlig organisation och kapacitet för att genomföra sin strategi. Sidas stöd skall ges som ett icke-öronmärkt kärnstöd om 40 MSK per år under fem år, totalt 200 MSEK, till SEI för implementeringen av organisationens strategi för 2015-2019. Övergripande mål för SEIs verksamhet är "To support decision-making and induce change towards sustainable development around the world by providing integrative knowledge that bridges science and policy in the field of environment and development." Det övergripande målet nås genom genomförandet av ett resultatramverk, vilket i sin tur bygger på innehållet i SEIs strategi för verksamhet för perioden 2015 - 2019. Strategin fokuserar på sju verksamhetsområden uppdelade i två pelare: 1. Leverera resultat:a) Vetenskaplig forskningb) Policyengagemangc) Kapacitetsutveckling 2. Möjliggöra resultat:a) Kommunikationb) Verktyg, plattformar och ICTc) Organisation, styrning och finansiell hållbarhetd) Uppföljning, utvärdering och institutionellt lärande Sweden SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 50000000 50000000 0 50000000 0 100000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 50000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 50000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including preventive chemical control and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive förebyggande kemikaliekontroll och avfallshantering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050062 Sweden The contribution aims at develop and prove the business case for financial institution in emerging economies to a higher degree adress SMEs. The program uses a phased approach: diagnostics, on-site training and replication/move to scale. Gender and environment are importnt cross-cutting issues. Insatsen avser TA riktat till finansiella institutioner (främst inom SBBNs globala nätverk) i syfte att förmå dessa att i högre grad rikta sin verksamhet mot småföretag i utvecklingsekonomier. Programmet har tre komponenter: Kartläggning, fördjupat tekniskt stöd samt replikerbarhet/stordrift. Gender och miljö utgör tvärsektoriella aspekter inom programmet. The contribution aims at develop and prove the business case for financial institutions in emerging economies to a higher degree adress SMEs. The program uses a phased approach: diagnostics, on-site training and replication/move to scale. Gender and environment are important cross-cutting issues. CapPlus conducts market assessments to be able to better serve low income clients and to ultimately select financial institution partners that are most willing and/or prepared to serve this market with integrity and scale, delivering impact where it is most needed. These market assessments are also exploration opportunities for the financial institutions, as they have a chance to learn more about best practice and potential that is ‘out there’ in the field. It also helps catalyze more interest in financial inclusion for the poor, as key questions, challenges, market trends and opportunities are discussed. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Formal sector financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services Market assessments: CapPlus conducted short visits to follow up on and update the market assessment work for impact opportunities carried out in 2015/16 (e.g. in Jordan and the West Bank). The initial research focused on an overview of both customers (at a very high level) and SME sectors in these geographies, in-depth review of the economic situation on the ground, socio-economic challenges, development of the financial sector, key players in the financial services sector, as well as information on MSMEs and their development. Since this research was completed, CapPlus has continued to engage with financial institutions (FIs) in these countries and in 2017 returned to meet in-person with a number of institutions and further these relationships to understand their needs and identify possible partners for high impact capacity building projects down the line. Diagnostics: Many of the financial institutions CapPlus works with have strong growth plans for enhancing and strengthening their small business banking operations. A prerequisite to confirm that the FI is proceeding on the right strategic path and to ensure effective support activities is to complete a diagnostic assessment of the structure and implementation machinery the bank has in place, including through a gender lens. The diagnostic tool that CapPlus has developed is used to review financial institutions’ small business structure and operations in order to identify gaps and challenges with respect to the current credit infrastructure, IT and systems, processes and staffing (both position gaps and competency gaps). This work is followed by a focused analysis of opportunities to apply new technologies, business models and risk management systems as well as a recommendation framework to address high-potential opportunities. The assessment ensures that there is alignment between the strategic plan and the operational plans management looks to roll out but goes further by assisting the FI in prioritizing the areas of operation on which to focus development and providing a suggested timeline and sequencing for such activity. CapPlus conducted 3 new diagnostics in 2018 as well as continued follow on work with five FIs on diagnostics started in previous years. These activities included institutions based in Ghana, Lebanon, Tanzania, Kazakhstan, Uganda and Nigeria. From the example from Ghana (SASL) CapPlus identified a number of strategic and structural issues that SASL should address to continue to expand and serve low income clients at its optimal potential. CapPlus noted challenges with internal controls, capital adequacy issues, and insufficient credit analysis skills for larger loans. Key recommendations from the assessment included: Risk management strengthening, Strengthening of SME lending, Diversification of revenue streams and Increase operational efficiencies. Long-Term Projects: CapPlus worked with seven FIs over the reporting period on long term capacity building projects: CRDB Bank (Tanzania), Khushhali Microfinance Bank (Pakistan), Fortis Microfinance Bank (Nigeria), Premier Credit (Kenya), Jamii Bora Bank (Kenya), BRAC Uganda Microfinance (Uganda), and Coopsama (Guatemala). History shows the complexity of the many moving parts that go into supporting local organizations to make the changes, which their leadership want to achieve in their drive to expand profitable and impact into underserved markets. Key lessons to implement: 1. Governance: Full board buy-in from the beginning is unrealistic and almost impossible to attain, despite it desirability. Senior management buy-in is key from the outset, and developing pathways to reach and influence the board is a process. 2. Permanent regional presence: Long-term local or regional staff will be valuable in unblocking challenges as they occur because the company can respond more cost-effectively and timely. 3. Results indicators:• Loan volume: It does not make sense to have an indicator that says that 100% of financial institutions will have a particular growth percentage in the volume of loans. External factors such as regulatory changes in Kenya or internal factors like a large fraud (as occurred in West Africa) may mean it is prudent not to lend for a while. The current results framework does not accommodate this reality.• Sustainability: The target in the results framework was that 100% of all interventions should be sustainable within the life of the project. For different reasons (timing of project start and/or external/uncontrollable factors), a more realistic measure is 75-80%. In addition, if a FI is undergoing a particularly stressful period, it may need its partners to stepup and invest alongside it to achieve the best long-term result instead of proving sustainability in a shorter period. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050062-6105006201 Sweden The contribution aims at develop and prove the business case for financial institution in emerging economies to a higher degree adress SMEs. The program uses a phased approach: diagnostics, on-site training and replication/move to scale. Gender and environment are importnt cross-cutting issues. Insatsen avser TA riktat till finansiella institutioner (främst inom SBBNs globala nätverk) i syfte att förmå dessa att i högre grad rikta sin verksamhet mot småföretag i utvecklingsekonomier. Programmet har tre komponenter: Kartläggning, fördjupat tekniskt stöd samt replikerbarhet/stordrift. Gender och miljö utgör tvärsektoriella aspekter inom programmet. The contribution aims at develop and prove the business case for financial institutions in emerging economies to a higher degree adress SMEs. The program uses a phased approach: diagnostics, on-site training and replication/move to scale. Gender and environment are important cross-cutting issues. CapPlus conducts market assessments to be able to better serve low income clients and to ultimately select financial institution partners that are most willing and/or prepared to serve this market with integrity and scale, delivering impact where it is most needed. These market assessments are also exploration opportunities for the financial institutions, as they have a chance to learn more about best practice and potential that is ‘out there’ in the field. It also helps catalyze more interest in financial inclusion for the poor, as key questions, challenges, market trends and opportunities are discussed. 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The program uses a phased approach: diagnostics, on-site training and replication/move to scale. Gender and environment are importnt cross-cutting issues. Insatsen avser TA riktat till finansiella institutioner (främst inom SBBNs globala nätverk) i syfte att förmå dessa att i högre grad rikta sin verksamhet mot småföretag i utvecklingsekonomier. Programmet har tre komponenter: Kartläggning, fördjupat tekniskt stöd samt replikerbarhet/stordrift. Gender och miljö utgör tvärsektoriella aspekter inom programmet. The contribution aims at develop and prove the business case for financial institutions in emerging economies to a higher degree adress SMEs. The program uses a phased approach: diagnostics, on-site training and replication/move to scale. Gender and environment are important cross-cutting issues. CapPlus conducts market assessments to be able to better serve low income clients and to ultimately select financial institution partners that are most willing and/or prepared to serve this market with integrity and scale, delivering impact where it is most needed. These market assessments are also exploration opportunities for the financial institutions, as they have a chance to learn more about best practice and potential that is ‘out there’ in the field. It also helps catalyze more interest in financial inclusion for the poor, as key questions, challenges, market trends and opportunities are discussed. Sweden CapitalPlus Exchange Corporation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CapitalPlus Exchange Corporation Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13500000 13500000 13500000 CapitalPlus Exchange Corporation 13500000 CapitalPlus Exchange Corporation Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050068 Sweden Concluding activities to assure sustainability of the project for global monitoring of the implementation of the rights for persons with disabilities. Avlslutande aktiviteter för att säkerställa hållbarhet kring ett globalt system för att övervaka implementeringen av konventionen för rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Sida has supported DRPI between 2003-2015, with over four phases of the project and a with total financial support of SEK 28 million. An external evaluation conducted in 2015 concluded that the following results had been acheived since 2003: ? The development and adaptation of a unique, holistic methodology for monitoring disability rights that is built on the full participation of PWDs and that is carried out by DPOs; ? The effective implementation of an approach that works with DPOs to gradually develop their capacity to be able to collect, analyse and use data for reporting and advocacy ? Effects at three levels, i) individual PWDs, raising awareness of their human rights; ii) DPOs, giving them the tools to better understand the needs of those they work for; and, iii) coalitions of PWDs and DPOs, giving the means to come together to better understand different perspectives and to work to-gether to claim their rights; and, ? An approach that is based on a set of core principles, has been built from the bottom up, that takes time and is well considered, and which works well in the right context. DRPI AWARE (Global Affairs Canada Employment Project) – is a 5-year project which created the conditions for the DRPI methodology to be utulized to help implement an employment strategy for persons with disabilities in India, Bangladesh and Nepal to start with and then with the potential for further replication in other countries. DRPI developed their methodology and adapted it to specifically target the monitoring of Article 27 – Right to Work and Employment of the CRPD. Monitoring results have assisted in identifying barriers to employment, which will help direct best practices for increasing sustainable employment for persons with disabilities. This methodology was also presented to the World Bank and also won the Zero Project Innovative Practice award in 2017.  The unexpected results and lessons learnt is the need for support and endorsement of regional and international human rights bodies such as UNCRPD Committee and/or OHCHR on usage of the methodology that is developed, in this case the DRPI participatory methodology. It is also important that they recognize the significance of data from multiple sources (e.g. interviews or media) so DPOs could see its' value in their submissions to these bodies. Strategic efforts to build strong partnerships with global/international human rights bodies should not be underestimated when assessing the potential of sustainable results after the project ends. There must be stronger cooperation with National Human Rights Institutions as well, as they in many cases have the mandate to conduct monitoring but lacks the appropriate methodology. Another lesson is that monitoring should include the recognition of the distinction between legal action, policy, programs and services to identify what those actions based on human rights encompasses. For example, having a place to live is qualitatively different than having a place to live with dignity and autonomy (choice); attending a school is different than being included within an inclusive and dignified learning environment, where there is no bullying and isolation. Having a monitoring system and tools that are designed to fully recognize and include these differences are key to meet the needs of people with different abilities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050068-6105006801 Sweden Concluding activities to assure sustainability of the project for global monitoring of the implementation of the rights for persons with disabilities. Avlslutande aktiviteter för att säkerställa hållbarhet kring ett globalt system för att övervaka implementeringen av konventionen för rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning. Sweden York University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency York University Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 4100000 1000000 1000000 1000000 0 1000000 53052 4100000 -230662 0 0 6100000 York University 4100000 York University 1000000 York University 1000000 York University -230662.08 York University 53052.27 York University SE-0-SE-6-61050068-6105006802 Sweden Concluding activities to assure sustainability of the project for global monitoring of the implementation of the rights for persons with disabilities. Avlslutande aktiviteter för att säkerställa hållbarhet kring ett globalt system för att övervaka implementeringen av konventionen för rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning. Sweden York University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency York University Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 -497239 0 -497238.96 York University Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61050085 Sweden UNDG Human Rights Mainstreaming Multi Donor Trust Fund Syftet är att FN:s utvecklingsgrupp (UNDG) arbetar för att främja och stärka agendan för genomförandet av de mänskliga rättigheterna inom FNs utvecklingsarbete, både normativt och operativt. UNDG - HRM är en mekanism som verkar globalt, regionalt och lokalt och som är kopplad till en multigivarfond (MDTF) vilken administreras av UNDP. Det är en strategisk och katalytisk insats för att driva svenska prioriteringar för mänskliga rättigheter i FN-systemet. Utöver policypåverkan består en stor del av arbetsplanen i att bistå med MR-rådgivare till FN:s regionala och lokala landteam, ge ledarskapsutvecklingsstöd för residence coordinators och kapacitetsutvecklingsinitiativ för Human Rights Based Approach till FN:s landteam. Aktiviteterna syftar till att lägga grunden för långsiktigt genomslag för de mänskliga rättigheterna i FN:s utvecklingsarbete. Mänskliga rättigheter är en av de tre pelare som FN grundades på och nödvänding för att uppnå utveckling och fred. Trots denna centrala plats i FN:s mandat har mänskliga rättigheter inte historiskt fått samma resurser som pelarna fred och utveckling. Arbetsgruppen under UNDG är en permanent arbetsgrupp och mänskliga rättigheter erkänns därmed som en av de centrala pelarna av UNDGs arbete. Stödet till fonden är både strategiskt och katalytiskt genom att det driver svenska prioriteringar framåt inom FN-systemet, vilket får genomslag för det svenska FN-stödet i stort och övriga FN-processer som Sverige driver. The United Nations Development Group Human Rights Mainstreaming Fund (UNDG-HRM Fund) was designed to support the overall objective of the UN Sustainable Development Group (formerly UNDG hereafter UNSDG) to institutionalize human rights as a central part of the UNs development work through strengthening system-wide coherence and collaboration on human rights mainstreaming and by providing policy and operational support to Resident Coordinators (RCs), Regional UNSDG Teams and UN Country Teams (UNCTs) in integrating human rights principles and international standards into the work of the UN, and in supporting national partners implement human rights obligations. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general According to the Fund and its' Steering Committee, the UNSDG-HRM Fund (hereafter the Fund) was a critical resource to the UNSDG in 2020, supporting the UN Development System (UNDS) coordinated response to the COVID-19 crisis, as well as the broader effort to reposition the UNDS to become a stronger partner to countries in implementing the 2030 Agenda. Under the vision and priorities set by the UNSDG and its Human Rights Task Team, the Fund supported inter-agency engagement to ensure that RCs and UNCTs had access to the human rights capacities they needed and were supported by the requisite policies, tools and guidance to put people at the centre of the COVID-19 response. In 2020, the activities supported by the Fund also focused on supporting UNCTs to apply the guiding principles of human rights, LNOB and gender equality and womens empowerment in the development of new Cooperation Frameworks. Through use of the Fund resources and entities own contributions to Fund-supported initiatives, the UNSDG delivered the following key results in 2020: 1. Policy Coherence - human rights reflected in the UNDS reform implementation. With the support of the Fund, the UNSDG and the Human Rights Task Team continued to support the RCs and UNCTs in integrating human rights, gender equality and womens empowerment and the principle of leaving no one behind in analysis, programming and advocacy at the country, regional and global levels. The piloting of the interim draft of the UNSDG Operational Guide on Leaving No One Behind for UNCTs (LNOB Guide) continued in Nepal and Cameroon in 2020 (Tunisia completed its pilot in 2019). The LNOB Guide contributes to development system coherence and advocacy for application of the guiding principles of HRBA, LNOB and gender equality and womens empowerment, building on the UN Shared Framework for Action on Leaving No One Behind: Equality and Non-Discrimination at the Heart of Sustainable Development (UN Chief Executives Board, 2017) and other relevant UN policies and guidance. The utility of the LNOB Guide has been affirmed by the pilot countries and other UNCTs engaged in strategic planning processes including the Common Country Analysis (CCA) and Cooperation Framework, as well as in the development of COVID-19 socio-economic response plans and related campaign and community engagement materials. Throughout the pilots, UNSDG entities and the Fund Secretariat provided strategic guidance and technical inputs to the RCs and UNCTs to address gaps, and facilitated cross-country exchange to share ideas and experiences. The valuable insights and feedback on the Guide generated through the pilots informed the update and finalisation of the Guide, which was initiated by the Human Rights Task Team in 2020 and was at the final endorsement stage at the time of preparing the annual report to Sida. 2. Strengthened RC and UNCT capacities to lead on human rights at the country level. The COVID-19 pandemic impacted directly on the planned continuation of the RC human rights leadership dialogues in 2020. Due to travel restrictions it was not feasible to implement the project in accordance with the original design. Despite these challenges, UNSDG entities engaged through remote platforms with RCs on leadership issues relating to human rights; for example, through the launch and dissemination of the Secretary-Generals Policy Brief on Human Rights in COVID-19. The Fund Secretariat supported Development Coordination Office-facilitated (DCO) opportunities for RC engagement and experience-sharing, such as the dedicated session on LNOB at the Global RC retreat. Throughout 2020, the vision for a UN leadership anchored in human rights and positioning human rights strategically at country level was advanced through deployment of Human Rights Advisors (HRAs) to support UNCTs and RCs. HRAs provide expertise and advice to enhance coherence through stronger integration of human rights norms and standards into country level activities, and support the leadership of RCs and UNCTs, especially as they engage national actors. In 2020, additional expert advisory support on economic and social rights, including from macroeconomic specialists, was delivered through the OHCHR Surge Initiative. The Fund Secretariat contributed to strengthened RC leadership on LNOB and rights-based approaches through support to the roll out of three inclusion-related accountability scorecards for UNCTs under UN system-wide strategies on youth, gender equality and disability inclusion. These strategies and scorecards are roadmaps for UNCTs on joint action and provide strengthened accountability and incentives for enhanced efforts. In many countries, HRAs played a key role in supporting RC leadership on the importance of implementation of these strategies which are critical entry points for advancing comprehensive, human rights-based approaches that address UN programming and operations. 3. Human rights more systematically promoted and integrated into UNCT support to 2030 Agenda through deployment of dedicated, in-country human rights capacity in Resident Coordinator Offices Human Rights Advisers. HRA's, deployed in 43 countries by the end of 2020, enabled RCs and UNCTs to engage in a more active, joined-up and strategic manner on human rights issues in the context of development and, where relevant, humanitarian and peace-building efforts. As the COVID-19 crisis hit, the expertise and skill-set of HRAs enabled RCs and UNCTs to support national efforts to address the human rights dimensions of the crisis and to continue providing support to countries to implement the 2030 Agenda in accordance with international law. HRAs supported RCs and UNCTs in implementing their human rights responsibilities, including integrating human rights in COVID-19 socio-economic impact assessments and response plans, as well as CCAs and Cooperation Frameworks. Under the leadership of the RCs, HRAs also supported governments, NHRIs, National Statistics Offices, CSOs and a range of other national partners to better integrate human rights norms, standards and principles into country level activities, strengthening the overall national capacity to implement the 2030 Agenda. HRAs also facilitated UNCTs to leverage other UN planning processes - such as the COVID-19 planning and funding proposals, Joint SDG Fund and UN system-wide strategies on gender equality, youth and disability inclusion - for more coherent and collaborative action on human rights. Scaling up and strengthening the HRA programme has - according to the report as well as the dialogue - been a key component of the UNSDGs support to RCs and UNCTs to embody the vision of the UNDS repositioning and work with national stakeholders to strengthen their own capacities for implementing human rights and ensuring that no one is left behind in development efforts. The demand for HRAs is expected to further increase as UNCTs respond to the Call to Action and Member States request for support in the 2020 QCPR. 4. The operationalization of economic and social rights through a more systematic integration of these rights into development analysis, strategies and planning instruments. The Surge Initiative was launched just before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, and sought to step up country-focused advice to the UNDS to operationalize States obligations on economic and social rights and to integrate human rights in efforts to accelerate SDG implementation, address inequalities to leave no one behind, promote transformative economies, and increase focus on prevention by making links between economic and social rights and conflicts. The Surge Initiative is funded from the UNSDG-HRM Fund as well as OHCHRs own resources. In the context of COVID-19, the Surge Initiative was able to provide critical human rights-based operational advice to UNCTs developing COVID-19 socio-economic emergency responses and recovery processes, thereby strengthening the UNs support to countries to address the human rights dimensions of the pandemic. 5. Coherent and strategic engagement with UN human rights mechanisms. The Human Rights Task Team and Fund Secretariat supported UNCTs strategic engagement with UN human rights mechanisms in 2020 by sending the annual letter by the Human Rights Task Team Co-Chairs to each RC/UNCT with a country-specific overview of upcoming reviews by treaty bodies, the UPR and forthcoming visits of Special Procedures mandate holders, thus facilitating UNCT strategic planning and coherent engagement. This was the sixth year of this initiative, and it was again recognized as strategic by RCs. 6. Operational achievements within the UNSDG-HRM Fund. In 2020, the Steering Committee stepped-up resource mobilization efforts for transitional funding needs in 2021, including reaching out to potential new donors. Simultaneously, the Steering Committee commissioned the independent evaluation of the UNSDG-HRM Fund, which was completed in January 2021. Achievements and lessons learned highlighted by the Fund: Value of investing in human rights capacities at country level that can respond to the needs of the RC and UNCTs in a crisis situation. The work of HRAs in providing advice and technical support to RCs and UNCTs to engage strategically on human rights in line with their responsibilities, and their role as conveners and bridge-builders between the UN and national stakeholders, proved critical throughout the difficult times faced by countries in addressing the impact of a global pandemic. Through advice from HRAs working with partners on the ground, RCs and UNCTs were able to identify the specific challenges and obstacles faced by vulnerable groups during the pandemic, harness the pivotal preventive role of human rights analysis, and advocate for approaches in line with international human rights standards and principles. HRAs were in demand from countries in a variety of development and humanitarian settings. Expanding deployment of HRAs and ensuring sustainability and predictability of funding remains a priority for providing stronger, more effective support for the integration of human rights in the work of RCs and UNCTs. Added value of human rights and economic specialized expertise. The tandem work of dedicated human rights and economic expertise filled a gap in channeling specialized macroeconomic advice to UNCTs to support rights-based analysis and strategic planning. This proved particularly timely in 2020, when UNCTs were grappling with the socio-economic impacts of the pandemic and identifying entry points to connect COVID-19 responses with long-term human rights based macroeconomic approaches and sectoral development strategies (e.g. water, housing, education, health, social protection) to support countries in addressing exposed inequalities and build forward better. Empowerment of local actors and civil society partnerships: In many countries, the stark inequalities in the impact of the pandemic catalyzed additional efforts by UNCTs to build bridges with local partners and forge partnerships with civil society actors in implementing human rights-based policy engagements and COVID-19 socio-economic response plans. UNCT analysis and advocacy was enriched by outreach to marginalized and discriminated groups, often facilitated by the HRAs, to better understand which groups are being left behind and why and work together on addressing root causes. Concrete policy gains were achieved in some countries, including for indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, refugees, people in closed settings and women. Strengthening human rights awareness and accountability through National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs). Results of HRA deployments illustrate the value of strengthening NHRIs (whether operating as Commission or Ombudsperson) as a strategic partner in human rights and development. Their engagement and capacity building are critical investments for effective accountability and sustained attention to human rights and vulnerable groups. The evaluation of the UNSDG-HRM Fund provided additional insights into the investments of the Fund. As demonstrated in the results outlined above, HRAs have a significant impact on UNCTs capacities and achievements in terms of integrating human rights into their work. This was strongly reflected in the responses to the RC survey undertaken as part of evaluation (50 RC respondents). Other initiatives supported by the UNSDG-HRM Fund also received positive feedback from RCs. For example, the majority of RC respondents indicated that the LNOB Guide and the UNSDG Guidance Note on Human Rights for RCs and UNCTs are mostly or very useful. The positive trend in the number of UNCTs reporting to have undertaken a human rights analysis in the past year suggests that the efforts to reinforce the importance of this function through policies, guidance and additional capacities are having a positive impact. However, the responses to the evaluation surveys of RCs and HRAs and other indicators from 2020 clearly point to outstanding support needs in integrating human rights into the work of RCs and UNCTs, particularly among UNCTs with no HRA and no OHCHR country presence. One such example is the negative trend in HRBA trainings. Another example is the weaknesses in the integration of the human rights-based approach identified in the Human Rights Review of UNCT COVID-19 Socio-Economic Response Plans. RCs have confirmed that there remains a high need for additional support. Further examination of the reasons behind the observed gaps in the application of a HRBA can help inform the future priorities of the Fund. Conclusion The above presentation of results achieved, along with the growing demand for human rights support, indicate that the UNDG-HRM Fund is a relevant tool providing RCs and UNCTs with needed human rights capacities as well as supportive policies, tools and structures. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050085-6105008501 Sweden UNDG Human Rights Mainstreaming Multi Donor Trust Fund Syftet är att FN:s utvecklingsgrupp (UNDG) arbetar för att främja och stärka agendan för genomförandet av de mänskliga rättigheterna inom FNs utvecklingsarbete, både normativt och operativt. UNDG - HRM är en mekanism som verkar globalt, regionalt och lokalt och som är kopplad till en multigivarfond (MDTF) vilken administreras av UNDP. Det är en strategisk och katalytisk insats för att driva svenska prioriteringar för mänskliga rättigheter i FN-systemet. Utöver policypåverkan består en stor del av arbetsplanen i att bistå med MR-rådgivare till FN:s regionala och lokala landteam, ge ledarskapsutvecklingsstöd för residence coordinators och kapacitetsutvecklingsinitiativ för Human Rights Based Approach till FN:s landteam. Aktiviteterna syftar till att lägga grunden för långsiktigt genomslag för de mänskliga rättigheterna i FN:s utvecklingsarbete. Mänskliga rättigheter är en av de tre pelare som FN grundades på och nödvänding för att uppnå utveckling och fred. Trots denna centrala plats i FN:s mandat har mänskliga rättigheter inte historiskt fått samma resurser som pelarna fred och utveckling. Arbetsgruppen under UNDG är en permanent arbetsgrupp och mänskliga rättigheter erkänns därmed som en av de centrala pelarna av UNDGs arbete. Stödet till fonden är både strategiskt och katalytiskt genom att det driver svenska prioriteringar framåt inom FN-systemet, vilket får genomslag för det svenska FN-stödet i stort och övriga FN-processer som Sverige driver. The United Nations Development Group Human Rights Mainstreaming Fund (UNDG-HRM Fund) was designed to support the overall objective of the UN Sustainable Development Group (formerly UNDG hereafter UNSDG) to institutionalize human rights as a central part of the UNs development work through strengthening system-wide coherence and collaboration on human rights mainstreaming and by providing policy and operational support to Resident Coordinators (RCs), Regional UNSDG Teams and UN Country Teams (UNCTs) in integrating human rights principles and international standards into the work of the UN, and in supporting national partners implement human rights obligations. 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UNDG - HRM är en mekanism som verkar globalt, regionalt och lokalt och som är kopplad till en multigivarfond (MDTF) vilken administreras av UNDP. Det är en strategisk och katalytisk insats för att driva svenska prioriteringar för mänskliga rättigheter i FN-systemet. Utöver policypåverkan består en stor del av arbetsplanen i att bistå med MR-rådgivare till FN:s regionala och lokala landteam, ge ledarskapsutvecklingsstöd för residence coordinators och kapacitetsutvecklingsinitiativ för Human Rights Based Approach till FN:s landteam. Aktiviteterna syftar till att lägga grunden för långsiktigt genomslag för de mänskliga rättigheterna i FN:s utvecklingsarbete. Mänskliga rättigheter är en av de tre pelare som FN grundades på och nödvänding för att uppnå utveckling och fred. Trots denna centrala plats i FN:s mandat har mänskliga rättigheter inte historiskt fått samma resurser som pelarna fred och utveckling. Arbetsgruppen under UNDG är en permanent arbetsgrupp och mänskliga rättigheter erkänns därmed som en av de centrala pelarna av UNDGs arbete. Stödet till fonden är både strategiskt och katalytiskt genom att det driver svenska prioriteringar framåt inom FN-systemet, vilket får genomslag för det svenska FN-stödet i stort och övriga FN-processer som Sverige driver. The United Nations Development Group Human Rights Mainstreaming Fund (UNDG-HRM Fund) was designed to support the overall objective of the UN Sustainable Development Group (formerly UNDG hereafter UNSDG) to institutionalize human rights as a central part of the UNs development work through strengthening system-wide coherence and collaboration on human rights mainstreaming and by providing policy and operational support to Resident Coordinators (RCs), Regional UNSDG Teams and UN Country Teams (UNCTs) in integrating human rights principles and international standards into the work of the UN, and in supporting national partners implement human rights obligations. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 60000000 50000000 10000000 40000000 40000000 60000000 10000000 50000000 0 0 160000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 60000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 40000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61050088 Sweden The Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF) is a joint initiative in capacity building and technical cooperation aiming at raising awareness on the importance of sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) issues, increasing coordination in the provision of SPS-related assistance, and mobilizing resources to assist developing countries enhance their capacity to meet SPS standards. STDF bildades 2001 och är ett partnerskap mellan FAO, OIE, WHO, WTO samt Världsbanken där sekretariatet och programmet hanteras och administreras av WTO. Syftet är att stärka utvecklingsländers uppbyggnad av kapacitet inom SPS-relaterade frågor (sanitary and phytosanitary). Stödet är i huvudsak avsett att stärka och förbättra länders exportmöjligheter och marknadstillträden inom handel med livsmedel och jordbruksprodukter för att på sikt bidra till fattigdomsminskning, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning samt stärkt miljöskydd och biologisk mångfald. STDF har genom sammansättningen av medlemsorganisationer samt deltagande experter och intressenter en unik position och kompetensbas vad gäller SPS-området. Någon motsvarighet att genomföra ett liknande uppdrag finns inte. STDF fyller två huvudsakliga funktioner. Dels att samordna och sprida kunskap kring SPS-frågor och goda erfarenheter av kapacitetsutveckling inom området samt att finansiera och stödja utvecklandet av projekt eller projektförberedande analyser för SPS-frågor. Sedan starten har tre oberoende externa utvärderingar genomförts (den senaste avslutad i januari 2014). Slutsatsen i samtliga dessa visar på att STDF genom sitt uppdrag når goda resultat på ett kostnadseffektivt sätt. Sverige har via Sida finansierat STDF sedan 2005. STDFsekretariatet har nu till Sida inkommit med en begäran om stöd på 40 MSEK över fyra år. Det innebär en viss ökning av det svenska stödet. Totala budgeten för STDF är ungefär 5 MUSD/år från 8-10 givare. Andra större givare är Finland, Danmark, EU och Nederländerna.En del av stödet ska användas för att stärka sekretariatets arbetet med kommunikation och resultatstyrning. The Standards and Trade Development Facility is a global partnership that helps developing countries to gain and maintain access to markets by tackling sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) gaps, and promoting food safety, animal and plant health. It works to support sustainable economic growth, poverty reduction, food security and environmental protection. STDF objective is to be be a knowledge hub, sharing available know-how, tools and good practice to build on what exists and create synergies and promote innovative and cross-cutting approaches in SPS capacity building.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations Sida has supported the STDF in implementing its SPS strategy for the period 2015-2019. The total amount of Swedish support  during that period amounted to 50 MSEK.  The agreement with the WTO in support of the STDF exprired in June 2019.   The STDF has supported capacity development in a number of countries as well as contributing to global knowledge. The STDF has also supported a number of regional programmes, in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The  summary of results given below covers the period of the agreement between Sida and the WTO. The STDF has delivered inclusive, safe trade solutions in key SPS areas through 97 projects since 2004, most of them in the poorest countries. Across Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America and the Caribbean the STDF has helped to set up partnerships across the public and private sector, connecting government agencies to small businesses. It has championed the latest technical know-how on SPS solutions, and built up people’s skills across agricultural value chains, facilitating safe trade to regional and international markets, that generates benefits for people in developing countries. Promoting women’s access to, and participation in, agriculture and trade can support economic growth, reduce poverty and boost food security in developing countries. Women play a vital role in agriculture, food production and agricultural trade in developing countries. Yet, women face more challenges when it comes to benefitting from agricultural production and trade. They are less able to access agricultural inputs, services and markets, face higher transaction costs crossing borders as informal traders, and are less likely to be exporters and importers. Many STDF projects directly target, benefit and empower vulnerable and disadvantaged women involved in diverse agricultural value chains, from shrimp and prawns in Bangladesh, to ginger in Nepal, vegetable production in Nicaragua, cinnamon peeling and processing in Sri Lanka, fruit and vegetables in Thailand and Viet Nam, sesame in Sudan, smoked fish in Mali, and spices in India. Three stories highlighting the results of STDF projects are shared below. Additional stories describing the results of STDF projects are provided in the 2018 STDF Results Book, STDF annual reports and on the STDF website, including short films on STDF's YouTube channel. Results from West Africa: women take the lead on standards in artisanal fisheries The fisheries sector employs over three million people in West Africa, most of them in artisanal fisheries, and fish production and trade have an important impact on food security and poverty reduction. Supporting the sector can promote livelihoods and market opportunities. Under an STDF project in Côte d’Ivoire, Guinea, Mauritania, and Senegal, led by UNIDO from 2015-18, small-scale fisheries received support to tackle hygiene and food safety challenges in fishery products. Women sell 80% of fish and seafood in the region, and the project supported women in the countries with skills training on good hygiene practices and sanitation to play a more active role in the sector. More than 400 small businesses learned about food safety requirements, and over 1,000 people were trained to use better practices to dry, smoke and store fish. This helped exports to expand into regional markets. The project also had important environmental benefits, as food safety management systems used less energy, meaning less reliance on scarce wood resources and reduced air pollution. An improved smoking centre in Guinea, for example, meant that small producers had more efficient ovens and enjoyed better working conditions. In Côte d’Ivoire, there was less waste as producers used newly-introduced insulation boxes, which need less ice to conserve fish. Results from Myanmar: food safety promotes oilseed exports and farmers’ livelihoods In Myanmar, sesame, mustard and sunflower seeds account for around 20% of production in agriculture, which employs over half of the workforce. As one of the world’s largest oilseeds producers, the crop is a vital source of export revenue and income generation for farmers. Under the STDF-funded project, led by ITC with the public and private sector from 2015-2019, actors across the oilseed value chain received targeted training to meet food safety standards. This improved export capacity and competitiveness. From farm to market, in-depth food safety training reached 900 farmers, collectors, and processors, alongside 20 national extension officers. The programme covered how to grow crops, use pesticides, and collect, store and process seeds safely. It shared food safety and quality manuals with over 480 farmers, and tools and guidance for collectors and processors. Close to a quarter of all project activities engaged women across the oilseeds sector, while women made up over half of trainees in technical areas from processors to the government. To date, 150 farmers have obtained national GAP  (good agricultural practices) certification and seven processors received internationally recognized HACCP  ( hazard analysis critical control points) certification. Select local buyers have also put in place a 2-4% price premium for farmers who adopted GAP with support of the training. The value-chain approach has continued to strengthen links from farmers, collectors, processors and advisers to each other and to final buyers. After a number of companies engaged in the World Export Development Forum and business-to-business meetings in Europe and China, the sector’s profile and buyer network is expanding. The reported increase in annual export sales in the oilseeds sector looks set to continue, with an expected impact on revenue generation to follow. The Department of Agriculture has committed to using the project materials in future training. Based on the results achieved, the oilseeds sector was included as a priority sector for the 2019-2023 €8 million EU-funded Arise Plus project in Myanmar, which is being led by ITC. Results from regional projects in Africa, ASEAN and Latin America: plugging pesticide data gaps to facilitate trade  Pesticides often cause trade concerns for tropical fruits and vegetables from developing countries, as exports face being rejected. Few Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) exist for these crops and they can differ from Codex standards or for different trading partners. There are gaps in residue data, plus high costs in generating data and registering new pesticides. Three regional STDF projects, implemented from 2012 to 2017, connected public and private sector across Africa, Asia and Latin America to pilot and learn from a collaborative model to expand residue programmes and help to meet Codex standards. This led to coordinated pesticide residue studies, as well as 62 field trials, supporting farmers to use new-generation pesticides, with added benefits for agricultural productivity, the environment and consumer safety. As a result, seven new Codex MRLs were developed by 2019 with three more due by 2022, 13 countries have registered low-risk pesticides, and over 160 scientists and government officers have new expertise on pesticide residue data, supporting more active participation in Codex and other fora. A 2019 independent evaluation found that the projects achieved to a great extent their objectives, and that “the STDF contribution had clear value-added” and is promoting regional harmonization. The projects played a key role in promoting collaboration across government authorities from agriculture, health, environment and trade, and with the private sector.  Making safe trade inclusive and protecting the environment Building capacity to meet international standards for food safety, animal and plant health helps farmers, processors, traders and governments in developing countries to access markets for food and agricultural goods, where they can have a comparative advantage. This creates opportunities to add value across supply chains, in turn generating employment, increasing incomes and securing people’s livelihoods. STDF has been suporting both  women and men farmers, processors and traders to export safe agricultural and food products to regional and high-value markets. By contributing in  improving SPS capacity the STDF contributes in addressing the environment challenges . STDF's knowledge and project work on cross-cutting issues connects STDF partners as well as different stakeholders from across agriculture, health, trade and development, and the environment.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050088-6105008801 Sweden The Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF) is a joint initiative in capacity building and technical cooperation aiming at raising awareness on the importance of sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) issues, increasing coordination in the provision of SPS-related assistance, and mobilizing resources to assist developing countries enhance their capacity to meet SPS standards. STDF bildades 2001 och är ett partnerskap mellan FAO, OIE, WHO, WTO samt Världsbanken där sekretariatet och programmet hanteras och administreras av WTO. Syftet är att stärka utvecklingsländers uppbyggnad av kapacitet inom SPS-relaterade frågor (sanitary and phytosanitary). Stödet är i huvudsak avsett att stärka och förbättra länders exportmöjligheter och marknadstillträden inom handel med livsmedel och jordbruksprodukter för att på sikt bidra till fattigdomsminskning, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning samt stärkt miljöskydd och biologisk mångfald. STDF har genom sammansättningen av medlemsorganisationer samt deltagande experter och intressenter en unik position och kompetensbas vad gäller SPS-området. Någon motsvarighet att genomföra ett liknande uppdrag finns inte. STDF fyller två huvudsakliga funktioner. Dels att samordna och sprida kunskap kring SPS-frågor och goda erfarenheter av kapacitetsutveckling inom området samt att finansiera och stödja utvecklandet av projekt eller projektförberedande analyser för SPS-frågor. Sedan starten har tre oberoende externa utvärderingar genomförts (den senaste avslutad i januari 2014). Slutsatsen i samtliga dessa visar på att STDF genom sitt uppdrag når goda resultat på ett kostnadseffektivt sätt. Sverige har via Sida finansierat STDF sedan 2005. STDFsekretariatet har nu till Sida inkommit med en begäran om stöd på 40 MSEK över fyra år. Det innebär en viss ökning av det svenska stödet. Totala budgeten för STDF är ungefär 5 MUSD/år från 8-10 givare. Andra större givare är Finland, Danmark, EU och Nederländerna.En del av stödet ska användas för att stärka sekretariatets arbetet med kommunikation och resultatstyrning. The Standards and Trade Development Facility is a global partnership that helps developing countries to gain and maintain access to markets by tackling sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) gaps, and promoting food safety, animal and plant health. It works to support sustainable economic growth, poverty reduction, food security and environmental protection. STDF objective is to be be a knowledge hub, sharing available know-how, tools and good practice to build on what exists and create synergies and promote innovative and cross-cutting approaches in SPS capacity building.   Sweden WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 20000000 0 10000000 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 0 10000000 20000000 0 0 0 -10000000 -10000000 30000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization SE-0-SE-6-61050088-6105008803 Sweden The Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF) is a joint initiative in capacity building and technical cooperation aiming at raising awareness on the importance of sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) issues, increasing coordination in the provision of SPS-related assistance, and mobilizing resources to assist developing countries enhance their capacity to meet SPS standards. STDF bildades 2001 och är ett partnerskap mellan FAO, OIE, WHO, WTO samt Världsbanken där sekretariatet och programmet hanteras och administreras av WTO. Syftet är att stärka utvecklingsländers uppbyggnad av kapacitet inom SPS-relaterade frågor (sanitary and phytosanitary). Stödet är i huvudsak avsett att stärka och förbättra länders exportmöjligheter och marknadstillträden inom handel med livsmedel och jordbruksprodukter för att på sikt bidra till fattigdomsminskning, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning samt stärkt miljöskydd och biologisk mångfald. STDF har genom sammansättningen av medlemsorganisationer samt deltagande experter och intressenter en unik position och kompetensbas vad gäller SPS-området. Någon motsvarighet att genomföra ett liknande uppdrag finns inte. STDF fyller två huvudsakliga funktioner. Dels att samordna och sprida kunskap kring SPS-frågor och goda erfarenheter av kapacitetsutveckling inom området samt att finansiera och stödja utvecklandet av projekt eller projektförberedande analyser för SPS-frågor. Sedan starten har tre oberoende externa utvärderingar genomförts (den senaste avslutad i januari 2014). Slutsatsen i samtliga dessa visar på att STDF genom sitt uppdrag når goda resultat på ett kostnadseffektivt sätt. Sverige har via Sida finansierat STDF sedan 2005. STDFsekretariatet har nu till Sida inkommit med en begäran om stöd på 40 MSEK över fyra år. Det innebär en viss ökning av det svenska stödet. Totala budgeten för STDF är ungefär 5 MUSD/år från 8-10 givare. Andra större givare är Finland, Danmark, EU och Nederländerna.En del av stödet ska användas för att stärka sekretariatets arbetet med kommunikation och resultatstyrning. The Standards and Trade Development Facility is a global partnership that helps developing countries to gain and maintain access to markets by tackling sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) gaps, and promoting food safety, animal and plant health. It works to support sustainable economic growth, poverty reduction, food security and environmental protection. STDF objective is to be be a knowledge hub, sharing available know-how, tools and good practice to build on what exists and create synergies and promote innovative and cross-cutting approaches in SPS capacity building.   Sweden WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 20000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened conditions for free and fair trade Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050093 Sweden The initiative is considered to be relevant in relation to the Government's new results strategy for special efforts for human rights and democratization 2014-2017 (UF2014/32089/UD/FMR). In the aforementioned performance strategy, there is a strong focus on support for global efforts to increase the impact of Swedish priorities for human rights, gender equality, democratic development and the rule of law. Strengthened global normative change actors, such as the IPU, who work for democratization are seen as very important and emphasized in the strategy. In addition, the importance of global organizations that work for increased gender equality, women's organization, participation and influence in political processes is highlighted. The IPU is strong in this area and, not least during the last support period, has strengthened itself here in the global, regional and national arena. The IPU's continued programme 2014-2017 aims to build on the important work it has carried out over the past three years and which links to the IPU's first strategy adopted in 2012. The overall objective of the continued proposed programming period is to ensure that parliaments and their support functions (the institution as a whole) in all parts of the world can express and effectively support identified needs of the peoples of these countries; as well as their desire to live peacefully, enjoy human rights, increased gender equality and democratic development. To meet this ambitious goal, the IPU intends to work through six different objectives: 1) Strengthen democracy through parliaments, 2) Develop and advance positions on gender equality, 3) defend and fight for human rights, 4) to support and seek to further develop the continued post-2015 goals in order to strengthen parliaments and their role; 5) contribute to peace and conflict resolution globally and in countries, 6) to strengthen the participation of young people in the work of parliaments. The target group for the intended interventions over the next three years is Parliament (both the institution and aimed at MEPs and its staff/committees, etc.). Special focus is placed by the IPU on ensuring the inclusion of women parliamentarians and men in the activities that are conducted - and where both great emphasis is placed on the involvement of representatives from both the opposition and majority parties. The IPU's ability to work for and ensure objective approaches over a long period of time has given them a great degree of credibility in countries and parliaments - not least when they have worked with these when providing technical assistance, when providing support in the field of HUMAN RIGHTS and when working in difficult environments and conflict situations with solutions. The IPU works closely with other multilateral parties, the UN and usually with the UNDP. By influencing parliaments, the IPU seeks to strengthen the voice of the people with a special focus on marginalized groups so that their voices can also be heard. Insatsen bedöms vara relevant i förhållande till regeringens nya resultat strategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017 (UF2014/32089/UD/FMR). I nämnda resultatstrategi finns ett starkt fokus på stöd till globala insatser för ökat genomslag för svenska prioriteringar för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, demokratisk utveckling och rättsstatens principer. Stärkta globala normativa förändringsaktörer, likt IPU, som verkar för demokratisering ses som mycket viktiga och understryks i strategin. Därtill lyfts vikten av globala organisationer som verkar för ökad jämställdhet, kvinnors organisering, deltagande och inflytande i politiska processer. IPU är starkt inom detta område och har inte minst under den senaste stödperioden stärkt sig här på den globala, regionala och nationella arenan. Parlamentens roll och vikt ges stor betydelse i strategin vad gäller den demokratiska utvecklingen och att därigenom ge sitt bidrag till rättsstatens principer och funktionalitet . IPU:s fortsatta program 2014-2017 syftar till att bygga vidare på det viktiga arbete som man bedrivit de senaste tre åren och som kopplar till IPU:s första strategi som antogs 2012. Den fortsatt föreslagna programperioden har som övergripande målsättning att försäkra sig om att parlament och dess stödfunktioner (institutionen som helhet) i alla delar av världen kan uttrycka och effektivt stödja identifierade behov som folken i dessa länder har; samt deras önskan att leva fredligt, åtnjuta mänskliga rättigheter, ökad jämställdhet och en demokratisk utveckling. För att möta detta ambitiösa mål avser IPU verka genom sex olika målsättningar (objectives): 1) Stärka demokratin genom parlamenten, 2) Utveckla och flytta fram positionerna vad gäller jämställdhet, 3) försvara och kämpa för mänskliga rättigheter, 4) att stödja och söka vidareutveckla de fortsatta post-2015 målen i syfte att stärka parlamenten och dess roll, 5) bidra till fred och konfliktlösningen globalt och i länder, 6) att stärka ungdomars deltagande i parlamentens arbete. Målgruppen för de tänkta interventionerna de nästkommande tre åren är parlament (såväl institutionen som riktat till parlaments ledamöter och dess personal/utskott etc). Speciellt fokus läggs av IPU på att säkerställa kvinnliga parlamentarikers som mäns inkludering i de aktiviteter som bedrivs - och där såväl stor vikt läggs vid att representanter från såväl oppositionen som majoritetspartier involveras. Just IPU:s förmåga att över lång tid verka för och säkerställa objektiva förhållningssätt har skaffat dem en stor grad av trovärdighet i länder och hos parlament - inte minst då de ex. arbetat med dessa då man gett tekniskt stöd (Technical assistance), vid stöd inom området MR samt då man arbete i svåra miljöer och konfliktsituationer med lösningar. IPU är en unik organisation och utgör en viktig normativ och strategisk global aktör där man över tid byggt upp ett gott renommé och som ger dem en hög grad av legitimitet i länderna och hos parlamenten de samverkar med. IPU arbetar nära med andra multilaterala parter, FN och vanligtvis med UNDP. Genom att påverka parlament, söker IPU stärka folkets röst med ett speciellt fokus på marginaliserade grupper så att även deras röst kan göra sig hörd. The overall goal of the programme is to ensure that parliaments and their members in all parts of the world articulate and respond effectively to the needs of the people and their aspirations for peace, human rights, gender equality and development. By influencing parliaments, the IPU seeks to ensure that the voices of people, with a particular attention to marginalised groups, are heard and interests met. To meet the overall goal, six objectives have been identified by IPU: 1. Strengthening democracy through parliaments; 2. Advancing gender equality; 3. Protecting and promoting human rights; 4. Building parliamentary support for international development goals; 5. Contributing to peace-building and conflict prevention: 6. Strengthening youth participation in parliament. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Legislatures and political parties Government & Civil Society-general IPU has during the five-year of period of support from Sida (2014-2018) worked with parliaments and parliamentarians at a global, regional and national level to promote democractic governance, institutions and values. This has been done through motivating, supporting, capacitating and advocating parliaments to carry out their institutional functions and responsibilities to achieve change at an institutional level for human rights, democracy and rule of law. This has been done through standard setting, the provision of comparative data, research, reports and the mobilization of political will combined with capacity building support to parliaments. At the global and regional levels IPU has raised awareness, built political consensus and action, while at the national level the support has focused on demand driven tailored capacity building support to parliaments to strengthen their core work. Some of the examples of results achieved include changed culture and working methods in parliaments supported by IPU for strengthened core functions of parliaments where tailored capacity building support and standards and tools have raised awareness and helped parliaments to engage in reform leading to more effective parliamentary processes and structures.  Another example is legal reforms on gender equality achieved through capacity building and data generation. More efficient working methods of the Committe on the Human Rights of Parliamentarians have led to a strengthened response to violations of at risk MPs. Parliamentary support around the global development agenda has also been strenghtened, in particular when it comes to the support to implement the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.  Please see more details of the results achieved below.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050093-6105009301 Sweden The initiative is considered to be relevant in relation to the Government's new results strategy for special efforts for human rights and democratization 2014-2017 (UF2014/32089/UD/FMR). In the aforementioned performance strategy, there is a strong focus on support for global efforts to increase the impact of Swedish priorities for human rights, gender equality, democratic development and the rule of law. Strengthened global normative change actors, such as the IPU, who work for democratization are seen as very important and emphasized in the strategy. In addition, the importance of global organizations that work for increased gender equality, women's organization, participation and influence in political processes is highlighted. The IPU is strong in this area and, not least during the last support period, has strengthened itself here in the global, regional and national arena. The IPU's continued programme 2014-2017 aims to build on the important work it has carried out over the past three years and which links to the IPU's first strategy adopted in 2012. The overall objective of the continued proposed programming period is to ensure that parliaments and their support functions (the institution as a whole) in all parts of the world can express and effectively support identified needs of the peoples of these countries; as well as their desire to live peacefully, enjoy human rights, increased gender equality and democratic development. To meet this ambitious goal, the IPU intends to work through six different objectives: 1) Strengthen democracy through parliaments, 2) Develop and advance positions on gender equality, 3) defend and fight for human rights, 4) to support and seek to further develop the continued post-2015 goals in order to strengthen parliaments and their role; 5) contribute to peace and conflict resolution globally and in countries, 6) to strengthen the participation of young people in the work of parliaments. The target group for the intended interventions over the next three years is Parliament (both the institution and aimed at MEPs and its staff/committees, etc.). Special focus is placed by the IPU on ensuring the inclusion of women parliamentarians and men in the activities that are conducted - and where both great emphasis is placed on the involvement of representatives from both the opposition and majority parties. The IPU's ability to work for and ensure objective approaches over a long period of time has given them a great degree of credibility in countries and parliaments - not least when they have worked with these when providing technical assistance, when providing support in the field of HUMAN RIGHTS and when working in difficult environments and conflict situations with solutions. The IPU works closely with other multilateral parties, the UN and usually with the UNDP. By influencing parliaments, the IPU seeks to strengthen the voice of the people with a special focus on marginalized groups so that their voices can also be heard. Insatsen bedöms vara relevant i förhållande till regeringens nya resultat strategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017 (UF2014/32089/UD/FMR). I nämnda resultatstrategi finns ett starkt fokus på stöd till globala insatser för ökat genomslag för svenska prioriteringar för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, demokratisk utveckling och rättsstatens principer. Stärkta globala normativa förändringsaktörer, likt IPU, som verkar för demokratisering ses som mycket viktiga och understryks i strategin. Därtill lyfts vikten av globala organisationer som verkar för ökad jämställdhet, kvinnors organisering, deltagande och inflytande i politiska processer. IPU är starkt inom detta område och har inte minst under den senaste stödperioden stärkt sig här på den globala, regionala och nationella arenan. Parlamentens roll och vikt ges stor betydelse i strategin vad gäller den demokratiska utvecklingen och att därigenom ge sitt bidrag till rättsstatens principer och funktionalitet . IPU:s fortsatta program 2014-2017 syftar till att bygga vidare på det viktiga arbete som man bedrivit de senaste tre åren och som kopplar till IPU:s första strategi som antogs 2012. Den fortsatt föreslagna programperioden har som övergripande målsättning att försäkra sig om att parlament och dess stödfunktioner (institutionen som helhet) i alla delar av världen kan uttrycka och effektivt stödja identifierade behov som folken i dessa länder har; samt deras önskan att leva fredligt, åtnjuta mänskliga rättigheter, ökad jämställdhet och en demokratisk utveckling. För att möta detta ambitiösa mål avser IPU verka genom sex olika målsättningar (objectives): 1) Stärka demokratin genom parlamenten, 2) Utveckla och flytta fram positionerna vad gäller jämställdhet, 3) försvara och kämpa för mänskliga rättigheter, 4) att stödja och söka vidareutveckla de fortsatta post-2015 målen i syfte att stärka parlamenten och dess roll, 5) bidra till fred och konfliktlösningen globalt och i länder, 6) att stärka ungdomars deltagande i parlamentens arbete. Målgruppen för de tänkta interventionerna de nästkommande tre åren är parlament (såväl institutionen som riktat till parlaments ledamöter och dess personal/utskott etc). Speciellt fokus läggs av IPU på att säkerställa kvinnliga parlamentarikers som mäns inkludering i de aktiviteter som bedrivs - och där såväl stor vikt läggs vid att representanter från såväl oppositionen som majoritetspartier involveras. Just IPU:s förmåga att över lång tid verka för och säkerställa objektiva förhållningssätt har skaffat dem en stor grad av trovärdighet i länder och hos parlament - inte minst då de ex. arbetat med dessa då man gett tekniskt stöd (Technical assistance), vid stöd inom området MR samt då man arbete i svåra miljöer och konfliktsituationer med lösningar. IPU är en unik organisation och utgör en viktig normativ och strategisk global aktör där man över tid byggt upp ett gott renommé och som ger dem en hög grad av legitimitet i länderna och hos parlamenten de samverkar med. IPU arbetar nära med andra multilaterala parter, FN och vanligtvis med UNDP. Genom att påverka parlament, söker IPU stärka folkets röst med ett speciellt fokus på marginaliserade grupper så att även deras röst kan göra sig hörd. The overall goal of the programme is to ensure that parliaments and their members in all parts of the world articulate and respond effectively to the needs of the people and their aspirations for peace, human rights, gender equality and development. By influencing parliaments, the IPU seeks to ensure that the voices of people, with a particular attention to marginalised groups, are heard and interests met. To meet the overall goal, six objectives have been identified by IPU: 1. Strengthening democracy through parliaments; 2. Advancing gender equality; 3. Protecting and promoting human rights; 4. Building parliamentary support for international development goals; 5. Contributing to peace-building and conflict prevention: 6. Strengthening youth participation in parliament. Sweden IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 5000000 10000000 5000000 10000000 0 10000000 -10000000 10000000 0 0 5000000 -5000000 35000000 IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union 10000000 IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union 10000000 IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union 0 IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union 10000000 IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union 5000000 IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union SE-0-SE-6-61050093-6105009302 Sweden The initiative is considered to be relevant in relation to the Government's new results strategy for special efforts for human rights and democratization 2014-2017 (UF2014/32089/UD/FMR). In the aforementioned performance strategy, there is a strong focus on support for global efforts to increase the impact of Swedish priorities for human rights, gender equality, democratic development and the rule of law. Strengthened global normative change actors, such as the IPU, who work for democratization are seen as very important and emphasized in the strategy. In addition, the importance of global organizations that work for increased gender equality, women's organization, participation and influence in political processes is highlighted. The IPU is strong in this area and, not least during the last support period, has strengthened itself here in the global, regional and national arena. The IPU's continued programme 2014-2017 aims to build on the important work it has carried out over the past three years and which links to the IPU's first strategy adopted in 2012. The overall objective of the continued proposed programming period is to ensure that parliaments and their support functions (the institution as a whole) in all parts of the world can express and effectively support identified needs of the peoples of these countries; as well as their desire to live peacefully, enjoy human rights, increased gender equality and democratic development. To meet this ambitious goal, the IPU intends to work through six different objectives: 1) Strengthen democracy through parliaments, 2) Develop and advance positions on gender equality, 3) defend and fight for human rights, 4) to support and seek to further develop the continued post-2015 goals in order to strengthen parliaments and their role; 5) contribute to peace and conflict resolution globally and in countries, 6) to strengthen the participation of young people in the work of parliaments. The target group for the intended interventions over the next three years is Parliament (both the institution and aimed at MEPs and its staff/committees, etc.). Special focus is placed by the IPU on ensuring the inclusion of women parliamentarians and men in the activities that are conducted - and where both great emphasis is placed on the involvement of representatives from both the opposition and majority parties. The IPU's ability to work for and ensure objective approaches over a long period of time has given them a great degree of credibility in countries and parliaments - not least when they have worked with these when providing technical assistance, when providing support in the field of HUMAN RIGHTS and when working in difficult environments and conflict situations with solutions. The IPU works closely with other multilateral parties, the UN and usually with the UNDP. By influencing parliaments, the IPU seeks to strengthen the voice of the people with a special focus on marginalized groups so that their voices can also be heard. Insatsen bedöms vara relevant i förhållande till regeringens nya resultat strategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017 (UF2014/32089/UD/FMR). I nämnda resultatstrategi finns ett starkt fokus på stöd till globala insatser för ökat genomslag för svenska prioriteringar för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, demokratisk utveckling och rättsstatens principer. Stärkta globala normativa förändringsaktörer, likt IPU, som verkar för demokratisering ses som mycket viktiga och understryks i strategin. Därtill lyfts vikten av globala organisationer som verkar för ökad jämställdhet, kvinnors organisering, deltagande och inflytande i politiska processer. IPU är starkt inom detta område och har inte minst under den senaste stödperioden stärkt sig här på den globala, regionala och nationella arenan. Parlamentens roll och vikt ges stor betydelse i strategin vad gäller den demokratiska utvecklingen och att därigenom ge sitt bidrag till rättsstatens principer och funktionalitet . IPU:s fortsatta program 2014-2017 syftar till att bygga vidare på det viktiga arbete som man bedrivit de senaste tre åren och som kopplar till IPU:s första strategi som antogs 2012. Den fortsatt föreslagna programperioden har som övergripande målsättning att försäkra sig om att parlament och dess stödfunktioner (institutionen som helhet) i alla delar av världen kan uttrycka och effektivt stödja identifierade behov som folken i dessa länder har; samt deras önskan att leva fredligt, åtnjuta mänskliga rättigheter, ökad jämställdhet och en demokratisk utveckling. För att möta detta ambitiösa mål avser IPU verka genom sex olika målsättningar (objectives): 1) Stärka demokratin genom parlamenten, 2) Utveckla och flytta fram positionerna vad gäller jämställdhet, 3) försvara och kämpa för mänskliga rättigheter, 4) att stödja och söka vidareutveckla de fortsatta post-2015 målen i syfte att stärka parlamenten och dess roll, 5) bidra till fred och konfliktlösningen globalt och i länder, 6) att stärka ungdomars deltagande i parlamentens arbete. Målgruppen för de tänkta interventionerna de nästkommande tre åren är parlament (såväl institutionen som riktat till parlaments ledamöter och dess personal/utskott etc). Speciellt fokus läggs av IPU på att säkerställa kvinnliga parlamentarikers som mäns inkludering i de aktiviteter som bedrivs - och där såväl stor vikt läggs vid att representanter från såväl oppositionen som majoritetspartier involveras. Just IPU:s förmåga att över lång tid verka för och säkerställa objektiva förhållningssätt har skaffat dem en stor grad av trovärdighet i länder och hos parlament - inte minst då de ex. arbetat med dessa då man gett tekniskt stöd (Technical assistance), vid stöd inom området MR samt då man arbete i svåra miljöer och konfliktsituationer med lösningar. IPU är en unik organisation och utgör en viktig normativ och strategisk global aktör där man över tid byggt upp ett gott renommé och som ger dem en hög grad av legitimitet i länderna och hos parlamenten de samverkar med. IPU arbetar nära med andra multilaterala parter, FN och vanligtvis med UNDP. Genom att påverka parlament, söker IPU stärka folkets röst med ett speciellt fokus på marginaliserade grupper så att även deras röst kan göra sig hörd. The overall goal of the programme is to ensure that parliaments and their members in all parts of the world articulate and respond effectively to the needs of the people and their aspirations for peace, human rights, gender equality and development. By influencing parliaments, the IPU seeks to ensure that the voices of people, with a particular attention to marginalised groups, are heard and interests met. To meet the overall goal, six objectives have been identified by IPU: 1. Strengthening democracy through parliaments; 2. Advancing gender equality; 3. Protecting and promoting human rights; 4. Building parliamentary support for international development goals; 5. Contributing to peace-building and conflict prevention: 6. Strengthening youth participation in parliament. Sweden IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 10000000 IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union 5000000 IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union 5000000 IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened democratic principles, processes and governance for independent and transparent societies based on the rule of law. Stärkta demokratiska principer, processer och samhällsstyming för oberoende, rättssäkra och transparenta samhällen. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050125 Sweden IDS has been working to promote 'Community Led Total Sanitation -CLTS since the middle of 2000 . CLTS has become an international movement, initially with a focus on rural areas but now increasingly also for schools and urban areas and where the concept is taken up by a large number of organizations and countries to provide improved sanitation and hygiene. During these years, IDS has become a recognized and respected center of excellence for the development and implementation of CLTS . The IDS Knowledge Hub interacts with a large number of organizations and governments and arranges ia. workshops and seminars in developing countries and publishes newsletters and various types of studies and reports on CLTS. Sida has previously supported other types of projects through the IDS, however not the Knowledge Hub. It is proposed that support shall be provided during the 5-year activity period 1 October 2014 to 30 September 2019. IDS goal is to help people get access to improved sanitation and hygiene, people who today are forced to practice Open Defecation. IDS har arbetat för att främja 'Lokalsamhälles Ledd Total Sanitet' (Community Ledd Total Sanitation -CLTS) sedan mitten av 2000-talet. CLTS-konceptet har idag kommit att utvecklas till en internationell rörelse, från början med fokus på landsbygden men idag i ökande grad också för skolor och urbana miljöer, och där konceptet tagits upp av ett stort antal organisationer och länder för att tillhandahålla förbättrad sanitet och hygien för fattiga människor. Under dessa år har IDS blivit ett erkänt och välrenommerat kunskapscenter for utvecklingen och genomförandet av CLTS. IDS kunskapscenter samverkar med ett stort antal organisationer och regeringar och arrangerar bla. workshops och seminarier i utvecklingsländer samt publicerar nyhetsbrev och olika typer av studier och rapporter om CLTS. Sida har tidigare stött andra typer av projekt genom IDS, dock ej detta kunskapscenter. Det nu föreslagna stödet föreslås omfatta den 5-åriga aktvitetsperioden 1 oktober 2014-30 september 2019. IDS mål är att bidra till att människor får tillgång till förbättrad sanitet och hygien i syfte att förmå fattiga människor som idag tvingas göra sina naturbehov utomhus att upphöra med detta, och därmed öka fattiga människors - och framför allt kvinnors och barns - överlevnad, hälsa och säkerhet. VisionTo contribute to the dignity , health and well being of children, women and men in the developing world who currently suffer the consequences of inadequate or no sanitation and poor hygiene. Overarching objectiveTo support the CLTS community to positively influence change in practice, policy, initiatives and strategies. Objective 1: To advance understanding, knowledge and capacity to implement CLTS sustainably and at scale. Objective 2:To contribute to the momentum of the CLTS movement, keeping the CLTS community well connected.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Water Supply & Sanitation The Hubs book Sustainable Sanitation for All: Experiences, Challenges and Innovations was downloaded 18,023 times since publication - September 2019. At 11th November 2019 the book became the third most downloaded book of Practical Action Publishing’s whole book collection. In addition, the whole book downloads from the IDS website via Open Docs totalled 2947. It has also been cited 97 times. The Hub was asked to run a gender transformative workshop by Plan Netherlands for their WASH and gender staff from five counties (Ethiopia, Indonesia, Nepal, Uganda and Zambia) based on Frontiers of CLTS no. 11 on engaging men and boy in sanitation and hygiene programmes. This took place in April 2019. The Frontiers issue on men and boys has been drawn on to develop an online Gender and Sanitation course being developed by IHE Delft Institute for Water Education and will feature as a case-study which students will be asked to read and analyse. The Hub, in collaboration with WSSCC/UNOPS, produced a ‘living sourcebook’ Campaign Collectors’ Handbook by compiling more than 100 campaign actions to help reduce open defecation. This was distributed to more than 600 heads of district administration by the Government of India. Videos produced by the Hubs communication officer have received lot of attention on the website with 1192 YouTube views in year 5. Citations of Hub publications have indicated a degree of influence on key outputs relating to strategy, policy and practice, with citations appearing in influential strategy, policy and practice publications by key stakeholders. In year 5 (Och 2018-Sept 2019) a figure from Frontiers of CLTS issue no. 10 on EQND that was adapted in the United Nations World Water Development Report Leaving No One Behind. In Year the percentage of citations increased to 71% focusing on equity, gender or sustainability respectively. Annual download figures have also increased, from the baseline of 2091 in 2014 to 5586 in year 5, and with a total of 27 627 downloads of key publications throughout the whole programme period. The Hub have not had a target in terms of publication dissemination, but over the course of the programme, over 69,000 publications have been distributed in 39 different countries. Main achievement, as considered by Sida, is the Hubs influence on the Indain Swach Bharat Mission (Clean India) for its way to achive Open Defecation Free status nation wide. Recommendations that came out of a workshop co-convened with WSSCC led to the issuing of official guidelines for what constitutes Open Defecation Free, and guidelines for verification. The Hub have also been pioneering rapid action learning (RAL) workshops with WSSCC and different government actors. Published guidelines for RAL workshops were endorsed in a foreword by Parameswaran Iyer, Secretary to Government of India (Year 4 Annual Report). These workshops have been convened and facilitated jointly with WSSCC at national, state, regional and district levels. Demand for them by government now far exceeds supply. The programme’s Final Evaluation stated that “The rapid action learning (RAL) workshops in India have shown great success in engaging state government officials and community leaders sharing information through the highly engaging “hunter-gatherer” activity and, most importantly, the development of achievable action plans. These have augmented the national Swachh Bharat Mission-Gramin (SBM-G) to great effect.” According to the Hub the following have been seen as a way to successful outcomes: - Strengthening stakeholder relationships- Collaboration- Learning approaches- Work stream development- Identifying gaps There are three main conclusions drawn by the Hub from the programme period 1 October 2014 - 30 September 2019, on what is needed to treach the SDFG goals by 2030: 1) Timely, relevant and actionable learning that rapidly identifies what works and what doesn’t, fills in knowledge gaps, acknowledges failures and finds answers that provide practical solutions.• 2) Context specific sanitation programmes that can adapt to the realities on the ground and to circumstances that can change quickly, whether political, environmental or market systems. There is also the need for the development of resilient designs and approaches in the face of the climate crisis. 3) Equity and inclusion to be the guiding principles for all donors, NGOs and governments working on sanitation and hygiene. We need to amplify the voices of those at risk of being left behind or discriminated against and design policies and practices that respond to their needs.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050125-6105012501 Sweden IDS has been working to promote 'Community Led Total Sanitation -CLTS since the middle of 2000 . CLTS has become an international movement, initially with a focus on rural areas but now increasingly also for schools and urban areas and where the concept is taken up by a large number of organizations and countries to provide improved sanitation and hygiene. During these years, IDS has become a recognized and respected center of excellence for the development and implementation of CLTS . The IDS Knowledge Hub interacts with a large number of organizations and governments and arranges ia. workshops and seminars in developing countries and publishes newsletters and various types of studies and reports on CLTS. Sida has previously supported other types of projects through the IDS, however not the Knowledge Hub. It is proposed that support shall be provided during the 5-year activity period 1 October 2014 to 30 September 2019. IDS goal is to help people get access to improved sanitation and hygiene, people who today are forced to practice Open Defecation. IDS har arbetat för att främja 'Lokalsamhälles Ledd Total Sanitet' (Community Ledd Total Sanitation -CLTS) sedan mitten av 2000-talet. CLTS-konceptet har idag kommit att utvecklas till en internationell rörelse, från början med fokus på landsbygden men idag i ökande grad också för skolor och urbana miljöer, och där konceptet tagits upp av ett stort antal organisationer och länder för att tillhandahålla förbättrad sanitet och hygien för fattiga människor. Under dessa år har IDS blivit ett erkänt och välrenommerat kunskapscenter for utvecklingen och genomförandet av CLTS. IDS kunskapscenter samverkar med ett stort antal organisationer och regeringar och arrangerar bla. workshops och seminarier i utvecklingsländer samt publicerar nyhetsbrev och olika typer av studier och rapporter om CLTS. Sida har tidigare stött andra typer av projekt genom IDS, dock ej detta kunskapscenter. Det nu föreslagna stödet föreslås omfatta den 5-åriga aktvitetsperioden 1 oktober 2014-30 september 2019. IDS mål är att bidra till att människor får tillgång till förbättrad sanitet och hygien i syfte att förmå fattiga människor som idag tvingas göra sina naturbehov utomhus att upphöra med detta, och därmed öka fattiga människors - och framför allt kvinnors och barns - överlevnad, hälsa och säkerhet. VisionTo contribute to the dignity , health and well being of children, women and men in the developing world who currently suffer the consequences of inadequate or no sanitation and poor hygiene. Overarching objectiveTo support the CLTS community to positively influence change in practice, policy, initiatives and strategies. Objective 1: To advance understanding, knowledge and capacity to implement CLTS sustainably and at scale. Objective 2:To contribute to the momentum of the CLTS movement, keeping the CLTS community well connected.   Sweden IDS/The Institute of Development Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDS/The Institute of Development Studies 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4970000 6530000 6140000 5650000 0 0 6500000 4840000 6530000 0 5650000 4970000 0 1300000 -6500000 5650000 -5650000 23290000 IDS/The Institute of Development Studies 4970000 IDS/The Institute of Development Studies 6530000 IDS/The Institute of Development Studies 6140000 IDS/The Institute of Development Studies 5650000 IDS/The Institute of Development Studies SE-0-SE-6-61050125-6105012502 Sweden IDS has been working to promote 'Community Led Total Sanitation -CLTS since the middle of 2000 . CLTS has become an international movement, initially with a focus on rural areas but now increasingly also for schools and urban areas and where the concept is taken up by a large number of organizations and countries to provide improved sanitation and hygiene. During these years, IDS has become a recognized and respected center of excellence for the development and implementation of CLTS . The IDS Knowledge Hub interacts with a large number of organizations and governments and arranges ia. workshops and seminars in developing countries and publishes newsletters and various types of studies and reports on CLTS. Sida has previously supported other types of projects through the IDS, however not the Knowledge Hub. It is proposed that support shall be provided during the 5-year activity period 1 October 2014 to 30 September 2019. IDS goal is to help people get access to improved sanitation and hygiene, people who today are forced to practice Open Defecation. IDS har arbetat för att främja 'Lokalsamhälles Ledd Total Sanitet' (Community Ledd Total Sanitation -CLTS) sedan mitten av 2000-talet. CLTS-konceptet har idag kommit att utvecklas till en internationell rörelse, från början med fokus på landsbygden men idag i ökande grad också för skolor och urbana miljöer, och där konceptet tagits upp av ett stort antal organisationer och länder för att tillhandahålla förbättrad sanitet och hygien för fattiga människor. Under dessa år har IDS blivit ett erkänt och välrenommerat kunskapscenter for utvecklingen och genomförandet av CLTS. IDS kunskapscenter samverkar med ett stort antal organisationer och regeringar och arrangerar bla. workshops och seminarier i utvecklingsländer samt publicerar nyhetsbrev och olika typer av studier och rapporter om CLTS. Sida har tidigare stött andra typer av projekt genom IDS, dock ej detta kunskapscenter. Det nu föreslagna stödet föreslås omfatta den 5-åriga aktvitetsperioden 1 oktober 2014-30 september 2019. IDS mål är att bidra till att människor får tillgång till förbättrad sanitet och hygien i syfte att förmå fattiga människor som idag tvingas göra sina naturbehov utomhus att upphöra med detta, och därmed öka fattiga människors - och framför allt kvinnors och barns - överlevnad, hälsa och säkerhet. VisionTo contribute to the dignity , health and well being of children, women and men in the developing world who currently suffer the consequences of inadequate or no sanitation and poor hygiene. Overarching objectiveTo support the CLTS community to positively influence change in practice, policy, initiatives and strategies. Objective 1: To advance understanding, knowledge and capacity to implement CLTS sustainably and at scale. Objective 2:To contribute to the momentum of the CLTS movement, keeping the CLTS community well connected.   Sweden IDS/The Institute of Development Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDS/The Institute of Development Studies 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5200000 0 0 0 0 -338973.0000000001 0 5200000 0 5200000 IDS/The Institute of Development Studies 5200000 IDS/The Institute of Development Studies -338972.77 IDS/The Institute of Development Studies Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights and freedom from gender-based violence Förbättrad tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive frihet från könsrelaterat våld Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved availability of clean water and safely managed and sustainable sanitation and hygiene generally and within the healthcare system Förbättrad tillgång till rent vatten och säkert hanterad och hållbar sanitet och hygien generellt och inom hälsovården Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050130 Sweden Programme support to various research initiatives focusing on SRHR, sexuality education, safe abortions as well as communication. Guttmacher Institute (GI) är en New York-baserad organisation som sedan 1968 arbetar med att främja kvinnors, flickors och ungas sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR). Detta inkluderar rätten till säkra och lagliga aborter, vilket drivs genom policyrelevant analys och evidensbaserat påverkansarbete. Tidigare samarbete med Sida inkluderar ett stöd i form av 3 MSEK för genomförandet av en studie vad gäller de ekonomiska konsekvenserna av osäkra aborter i Uganda 2010-2013. En genomgång av detta samarbete visar att GI:s arbete var av hög kvalité och att samarbetet med Sida var välfungerande. Det finns inga indikationer på eventuella kvarstående frågor. Det finns inte heller tecken på några organisatoriska problem som rör t.ex. finansiell hantering eller andra områden som kan kategoriseras som risker. Den nuvarande ansökan från GI kompletterar den föregående insatsen och gäller programbaserat stöd och omfattar 24 MSEK för åren 2015-2018. Programmets totala budget är USD 9 444 756. Ansökan till Sida motsvarar cirka USD 2 901 380 eller 30 % av programmets totala budget. Annan säkrad finansiering uppgår till totalt USD 6 543 876, som fördelas enligt följande; Nederländerna USD 1 741 403; Packard stiftelsen USD 500 000; anonym stiftelse USD 4 000000; och GI operativt kärnstöd USD 302 473. Insatsens övergripande syfte är att främja och stärka arbetet kring SRHR i låginkomstländer samt att öka tillgången till säkra aborter. Mer specifikt, avser GI att åtgärda den begränsade tillgången till och i vissa fall den totala avsaknaden av SRHR och säkra aborter för många kvinnor och flickor och unga i stora delar av världen. GI vill vidare också motarbeta de negativa konsekvenserna av aborter. GI:s utgångspunkt är att detta kan uppnås genom identifierandet av genomförbara och evidensbaserade åtgärder som bl.a. kommer att bygga på de studier som GI kommer att utföra inom ramen av insatsen. Resultaten av dessa studier kommer att, i nära samarbete med partners på landnivå, strategiskt kommuniceras och dissemineras för att stödja evidensbaserat policyarbete och programutveckling. GI lägger stor tyngd vid samarbetet med lokala partners och ett systematiskt inkluderande av dem i insatsens samtliga skeden för att därigenom stärka deras kapacitet. Det är särskilt angeläget för Sida att GI har ett starkt fokus på tillämpningen av evidensen. Detta är nödvändigt för att åstadkomma policyförändringar som kan resultera i utformningen av åtgärder för förbättrad SRHR och tillgång till säkra aborter. Det är också viktigt för Sida att GI:s arbete kring kapacitetsbyggnaden av lokala partners är ett uttalat och centralt åtagande. GI har flerårig erfarenhet vad gäller kapacitetöverföring och har dessutom tillförlitliga resultat inom detta område att visa upp. Utgångspunkten är att metodiskt använda evidens i påverkansarbetet som syftar till förändring på policynivå och att i nära samarbete med lokala partners själva stärka deras kapacitet. Detta omfattar inte bara den aktuella ansökan, utan är även central för GI:s övergripande strategi. För Sida, har detta förhållningssätt varit avgörande för beslutet om fortsatt beredning med målsättningen att ingå ett avtal med GI. De specifika aktiviteter som kommer att implementeras och resultat som kommer att uppnås inkluderar: -Undersökandestudie omfattande flera länder kring förekomsten och tillgängligheten av sexualundervisning. - Identifiering av åtgärder för att bättre utrusta unga med nödvändiga kunskaper och förmågor för att säkerställa sexuell hälsa. -Analys och bedömning av förekomsten av aborter och oönskade graviditeter i Zimbabwe. -Studier kring förekomsten, orsaker samt konsekvenser av osäkra aborter i Kinshasa, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo. -Analys av orsakerna till aborter bland unga i Etiopien och Uganda. Dessa studier kommer följaktligen att kompletteras med strategiska kommunikationsaktiviteter och påverkansarbete. Syftet är att sprida resultaten från studierna och tillsammans med relevanta policyrekommendationer säkerställa att ett evidensbaserat perspektiv vägleder och styr arbetet kring ungas SRHR och främjar tillgången till säkra aborter. Insatsen kommer även att baseras och bygga vidare på GI:s tidigare och omfattande erfarenheter, kunskaper och analyser. Insatsen bör därför ses som en fortsatt del av GI:s bredare och pågående övergripande verksamhet. Kortfattat kommer insatsen omfatta: -Framtagandet av policyrelevanta studier (se ovan) av hög kvalité rörande SRHR och aborter i enkelt format för att maximerar både vetenskaplig trovärdighet och tillgänglighet för beslutsfattare och andra icke-tekniska aktörer. -Stärkandet av kapaciteten hos partners på landnivå, som även involveras i arbetets samtliga skeden. -Spridning av resultaten och policyrekommendationerna, inklusive påverkansarbete för att säkerställa att resultaten och policyrekommendationerna når relevanta aktörer på land-, regional- och global nivå. Målsättningen är att dessa aktörer driver och påverkar policy- och programreformer för att öka tillgången till SRHR, relaterad service, information samt säkra aborter. Komplettering till insatsbeslut (mars 2017): Stödet till GI utökas med 3MSEK för att stödja arbetet med Guttmacher-Lancet Commission on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR). Syftet med denna extra aktivitet (hädanefter ”kommissionen”) är att formulera en framåtblickande och evidensbaserad vision för SRHR prioriteringar i hela världen under de kommande 15 åren och att främja anammandet av policyer och program som kan förvandla denna vision till verklighet. Kommissionens arbete innebär samlandet av sexton experter från hela världen som arbetar för att fastställa prioriteringar för åtgärder och investeringar i SRHR under de närmaste 15 åren. Även en rådgivande grupp har etablerats som består av 25 medlemmar med representation från bistånds-och FN organ, NGO-partners och forskningsinstitutioner som kommer att spela en viktig roll för att säkerställa att kommissionen uppnår sina specifika mål/resultat: -En särskild rapport som publiceras i The Lancet i mitten av 2018, som presenterar viktiga resultat och rekommendationer. -En kompletterande rapport, med fokus på påverkansarbete, som belyser kommissionens viktigaste slutsatser och rekommendationer (på engelska, franska, spanska och arabiska). -Ett brett utbud av kommunikations-och policy material som redogör för kommissionens rekommendationer på ett tydligt och övertygande sätt. -En mångfacetterad dissemineringskampanj/spridning av relaterad information och analys med syfte att påverka viktiga beslutsfattare på global, regional och nationell nivå att anta kommissionens rekommendationer. Det är Sidas bedömning att GI är väl positionerat för att leda detta viktiga arbete. GI forskare är internationellt erkända och har återkommande publicerat i The Lancet och har starka relationer med tidskriften. GI har dessutom omfattande dokumenterad erfarenhet av att arbeta med och använda evidens för att bedriva påverkansarbete på olika nivåer. Sida har beslutat att utöka stödet till GI i form av ytterligare 3 MSEK mot bakgrund av det existerande behovet avseende arbetet med kommissionen - för att bidra till att täcka finansieringsbehovet. Sida anser att detta arbete är strategisk viktigt och har ett distinkt mervärde avseende SRHR – specifikt för Sida men även flera viktiga partners inom SRHR området. Kommissionens arbete kommer att genomföras under 2017 och fram till slutet av 2018, vilket sammanfaller med insatsens nuvarande aktivitetsperiod (fram till 31 december 2018). Mer utförlig information återfinns av GI inkommen concept note. The ultimate goal of GI is to ensure that all adolescents enjoy the highest standard of SRHR, and that all women have the means to control their fertility safely and with dignity, including through high-quality, legal abortion care. The proposal supports the attainment of this goal as its purpose or outcome is the: increased access on the part of adolescents and women to the full range of SRHR services and information. GI will achieve this outcome by: 1) producing actionable and objective scientific research; 2) disseminating findings strategically to influence media coverage and public discourse; and, 3) working with policymakers and other key stakeholders to effect change in policies, programs and medical practice. GI’s theory of change holds that scientific evidence - when properly collected and analyzed, compellingly presented, and systematically disseminated - can make a difference in policies, programs and medical practice. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health This contribution increased Guttmacher’s efforts to bring rigorous scientific evidence to key SRHR debates at the country, regional and global levels. In addition to supporting original and secondary research, this grant enabled Guttmacher Institute to carry out robust dissemination efforts aimed at inspiring informed dialogue and thereby setting the stage for policy reforms and programmatic innovations. Over the course of the grant period, Guttmacher achieved a great deal of progress both in generating important scientific evidence and in getting that evidence into the hands of those in a position to use it. Key outcomes include: - Extensive uptake of the Guttmacher-Lancet Commission’s recommendations, including adoption of the integrated definition of SRHR by various actors and use of the recommendations in a range of policy documents including the European Commission’s Gender Action Plan and PMNCH’s Call to Action on Universal Health Coverage, among many others; - Successful application of Guttmacher data in informing major country investments in global SRHR; - Adoption by the UN of several SRHR indicators for measuring progress against the Sustainable Development Goals that were proposed by Guttmacher;- Use of findings from four-country study of comprehensive sex education to inform new curricula and teacher training programs in Ghana and Kenya;- Utilization of new evidence on abortion in Zimbabwe in key policy debates; - Increased capacity in research methods and evidence-based advocacy among project partners. It is not unexpected that the Lancet Guttmacher commission got the attention it got, but it reached further and influenced policy at a magnitude tha was difficult to predict. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050130-6105013001 Sweden Programme support to various research initiatives focusing on SRHR, sexuality education, safe abortions as well as communication. Guttmacher Institute (GI) är en New York-baserad organisation som sedan 1968 arbetar med att främja kvinnors, flickors och ungas sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR). Detta inkluderar rätten till säkra och lagliga aborter, vilket drivs genom policyrelevant analys och evidensbaserat påverkansarbete. Tidigare samarbete med Sida inkluderar ett stöd i form av 3 MSEK för genomförandet av en studie vad gäller de ekonomiska konsekvenserna av osäkra aborter i Uganda 2010-2013. En genomgång av detta samarbete visar att GI:s arbete var av hög kvalité och att samarbetet med Sida var välfungerande. Det finns inga indikationer på eventuella kvarstående frågor. Det finns inte heller tecken på några organisatoriska problem som rör t.ex. finansiell hantering eller andra områden som kan kategoriseras som risker. Den nuvarande ansökan från GI kompletterar den föregående insatsen och gäller programbaserat stöd och omfattar 24 MSEK för åren 2015-2018. Programmets totala budget är USD 9 444 756. Ansökan till Sida motsvarar cirka USD 2 901 380 eller 30 % av programmets totala budget. Annan säkrad finansiering uppgår till totalt USD 6 543 876, som fördelas enligt följande; Nederländerna USD 1 741 403; Packard stiftelsen USD 500 000; anonym stiftelse USD 4 000000; och GI operativt kärnstöd USD 302 473. Insatsens övergripande syfte är att främja och stärka arbetet kring SRHR i låginkomstländer samt att öka tillgången till säkra aborter. Mer specifikt, avser GI att åtgärda den begränsade tillgången till och i vissa fall den totala avsaknaden av SRHR och säkra aborter för många kvinnor och flickor och unga i stora delar av världen. GI vill vidare också motarbeta de negativa konsekvenserna av aborter. GI:s utgångspunkt är att detta kan uppnås genom identifierandet av genomförbara och evidensbaserade åtgärder som bl.a. kommer att bygga på de studier som GI kommer att utföra inom ramen av insatsen. Resultaten av dessa studier kommer att, i nära samarbete med partners på landnivå, strategiskt kommuniceras och dissemineras för att stödja evidensbaserat policyarbete och programutveckling. GI lägger stor tyngd vid samarbetet med lokala partners och ett systematiskt inkluderande av dem i insatsens samtliga skeden för att därigenom stärka deras kapacitet. Det är särskilt angeläget för Sida att GI har ett starkt fokus på tillämpningen av evidensen. Detta är nödvändigt för att åstadkomma policyförändringar som kan resultera i utformningen av åtgärder för förbättrad SRHR och tillgång till säkra aborter. Det är också viktigt för Sida att GI:s arbete kring kapacitetsbyggnaden av lokala partners är ett uttalat och centralt åtagande. GI har flerårig erfarenhet vad gäller kapacitetöverföring och har dessutom tillförlitliga resultat inom detta område att visa upp. Utgångspunkten är att metodiskt använda evidens i påverkansarbetet som syftar till förändring på policynivå och att i nära samarbete med lokala partners själva stärka deras kapacitet. Detta omfattar inte bara den aktuella ansökan, utan är även central för GI:s övergripande strategi. För Sida, har detta förhållningssätt varit avgörande för beslutet om fortsatt beredning med målsättningen att ingå ett avtal med GI. De specifika aktiviteter som kommer att implementeras och resultat som kommer att uppnås inkluderar: -Undersökandestudie omfattande flera länder kring förekomsten och tillgängligheten av sexualundervisning. - Identifiering av åtgärder för att bättre utrusta unga med nödvändiga kunskaper och förmågor för att säkerställa sexuell hälsa. -Analys och bedömning av förekomsten av aborter och oönskade graviditeter i Zimbabwe. -Studier kring förekomsten, orsaker samt konsekvenser av osäkra aborter i Kinshasa, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo. -Analys av orsakerna till aborter bland unga i Etiopien och Uganda. Dessa studier kommer följaktligen att kompletteras med strategiska kommunikationsaktiviteter och påverkansarbete. Syftet är att sprida resultaten från studierna och tillsammans med relevanta policyrekommendationer säkerställa att ett evidensbaserat perspektiv vägleder och styr arbetet kring ungas SRHR och främjar tillgången till säkra aborter. Insatsen kommer även att baseras och bygga vidare på GI:s tidigare och omfattande erfarenheter, kunskaper och analyser. Insatsen bör därför ses som en fortsatt del av GI:s bredare och pågående övergripande verksamhet. Kortfattat kommer insatsen omfatta: -Framtagandet av policyrelevanta studier (se ovan) av hög kvalité rörande SRHR och aborter i enkelt format för att maximerar både vetenskaplig trovärdighet och tillgänglighet för beslutsfattare och andra icke-tekniska aktörer. -Stärkandet av kapaciteten hos partners på landnivå, som även involveras i arbetets samtliga skeden. -Spridning av resultaten och policyrekommendationerna, inklusive påverkansarbete för att säkerställa att resultaten och policyrekommendationerna når relevanta aktörer på land-, regional- och global nivå. Målsättningen är att dessa aktörer driver och påverkar policy- och programreformer för att öka tillgången till SRHR, relaterad service, information samt säkra aborter. Komplettering till insatsbeslut (mars 2017): Stödet till GI utökas med 3MSEK för att stödja arbetet med Guttmacher-Lancet Commission on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR). Syftet med denna extra aktivitet (hädanefter ”kommissionen”) är att formulera en framåtblickande och evidensbaserad vision för SRHR prioriteringar i hela världen under de kommande 15 åren och att främja anammandet av policyer och program som kan förvandla denna vision till verklighet. Kommissionens arbete innebär samlandet av sexton experter från hela världen som arbetar för att fastställa prioriteringar för åtgärder och investeringar i SRHR under de närmaste 15 åren. Även en rådgivande grupp har etablerats som består av 25 medlemmar med representation från bistånds-och FN organ, NGO-partners och forskningsinstitutioner som kommer att spela en viktig roll för att säkerställa att kommissionen uppnår sina specifika mål/resultat: -En särskild rapport som publiceras i The Lancet i mitten av 2018, som presenterar viktiga resultat och rekommendationer. -En kompletterande rapport, med fokus på påverkansarbete, som belyser kommissionens viktigaste slutsatser och rekommendationer (på engelska, franska, spanska och arabiska). -Ett brett utbud av kommunikations-och policy material som redogör för kommissionens rekommendationer på ett tydligt och övertygande sätt. -En mångfacetterad dissemineringskampanj/spridning av relaterad information och analys med syfte att påverka viktiga beslutsfattare på global, regional och nationell nivå att anta kommissionens rekommendationer. Det är Sidas bedömning att GI är väl positionerat för att leda detta viktiga arbete. GI forskare är internationellt erkända och har återkommande publicerat i The Lancet och har starka relationer med tidskriften. GI har dessutom omfattande dokumenterad erfarenhet av att arbeta med och använda evidens för att bedriva påverkansarbete på olika nivåer. Sida har beslutat att utöka stödet till GI i form av ytterligare 3 MSEK mot bakgrund av det existerande behovet avseende arbetet med kommissionen - för att bidra till att täcka finansieringsbehovet. Sida anser att detta arbete är strategisk viktigt och har ett distinkt mervärde avseende SRHR – specifikt för Sida men även flera viktiga partners inom SRHR området. Kommissionens arbete kommer att genomföras under 2017 och fram till slutet av 2018, vilket sammanfaller med insatsens nuvarande aktivitetsperiod (fram till 31 december 2018). Mer utförlig information återfinns av GI inkommen concept note. The ultimate goal of GI is to ensure that all adolescents enjoy the highest standard of SRHR, and that all women have the means to control their fertility safely and with dignity, including through high-quality, legal abortion care. The proposal supports the attainment of this goal as its purpose or outcome is the: increased access on the part of adolescents and women to the full range of SRHR services and information. GI will achieve this outcome by: 1) producing actionable and objective scientific research; 2) disseminating findings strategically to influence media coverage and public discourse; and, 3) working with policymakers and other key stakeholders to effect change in policies, programs and medical practice. GI’s theory of change holds that scientific evidence - when properly collected and analyzed, compellingly presented, and systematically disseminated - can make a difference in policies, programs and medical practice. Sweden Guttmacher Institute Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Guttmacher Institute Inc Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 4000000 10000000 8000000 0 10000000 4000000 -10000000 10000000 0 0 0 5000000 5000000 -5000000 8000000 0 -5000000 22000000 Guttmacher Institute Inc 4000000 Guttmacher Institute Inc 10000000 Guttmacher Institute Inc 8000000 Guttmacher Institute Inc SE-0-SE-6-61050130-6105013002 Sweden Programme support to various research initiatives focusing on SRHR, sexuality education, safe abortions as well as communication. Guttmacher Institute (GI) är en New York-baserad organisation som sedan 1968 arbetar med att främja kvinnors, flickors och ungas sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR). Detta inkluderar rätten till säkra och lagliga aborter, vilket drivs genom policyrelevant analys och evidensbaserat påverkansarbete. Tidigare samarbete med Sida inkluderar ett stöd i form av 3 MSEK för genomförandet av en studie vad gäller de ekonomiska konsekvenserna av osäkra aborter i Uganda 2010-2013. En genomgång av detta samarbete visar att GI:s arbete var av hög kvalité och att samarbetet med Sida var välfungerande. Det finns inga indikationer på eventuella kvarstående frågor. Det finns inte heller tecken på några organisatoriska problem som rör t.ex. finansiell hantering eller andra områden som kan kategoriseras som risker. Den nuvarande ansökan från GI kompletterar den föregående insatsen och gäller programbaserat stöd och omfattar 24 MSEK för åren 2015-2018. Programmets totala budget är USD 9 444 756. Ansökan till Sida motsvarar cirka USD 2 901 380 eller 30 % av programmets totala budget. Annan säkrad finansiering uppgår till totalt USD 6 543 876, som fördelas enligt följande; Nederländerna USD 1 741 403; Packard stiftelsen USD 500 000; anonym stiftelse USD 4 000000; och GI operativt kärnstöd USD 302 473. Insatsens övergripande syfte är att främja och stärka arbetet kring SRHR i låginkomstländer samt att öka tillgången till säkra aborter. Mer specifikt, avser GI att åtgärda den begränsade tillgången till och i vissa fall den totala avsaknaden av SRHR och säkra aborter för många kvinnor och flickor och unga i stora delar av världen. GI vill vidare också motarbeta de negativa konsekvenserna av aborter. GI:s utgångspunkt är att detta kan uppnås genom identifierandet av genomförbara och evidensbaserade åtgärder som bl.a. kommer att bygga på de studier som GI kommer att utföra inom ramen av insatsen. Resultaten av dessa studier kommer att, i nära samarbete med partners på landnivå, strategiskt kommuniceras och dissemineras för att stödja evidensbaserat policyarbete och programutveckling. GI lägger stor tyngd vid samarbetet med lokala partners och ett systematiskt inkluderande av dem i insatsens samtliga skeden för att därigenom stärka deras kapacitet. Det är särskilt angeläget för Sida att GI har ett starkt fokus på tillämpningen av evidensen. Detta är nödvändigt för att åstadkomma policyförändringar som kan resultera i utformningen av åtgärder för förbättrad SRHR och tillgång till säkra aborter. Det är också viktigt för Sida att GI:s arbete kring kapacitetsbyggnaden av lokala partners är ett uttalat och centralt åtagande. GI har flerårig erfarenhet vad gäller kapacitetöverföring och har dessutom tillförlitliga resultat inom detta område att visa upp. Utgångspunkten är att metodiskt använda evidens i påverkansarbetet som syftar till förändring på policynivå och att i nära samarbete med lokala partners själva stärka deras kapacitet. Detta omfattar inte bara den aktuella ansökan, utan är även central för GI:s övergripande strategi. För Sida, har detta förhållningssätt varit avgörande för beslutet om fortsatt beredning med målsättningen att ingå ett avtal med GI. De specifika aktiviteter som kommer att implementeras och resultat som kommer att uppnås inkluderar: -Undersökandestudie omfattande flera länder kring förekomsten och tillgängligheten av sexualundervisning. - Identifiering av åtgärder för att bättre utrusta unga med nödvändiga kunskaper och förmågor för att säkerställa sexuell hälsa. -Analys och bedömning av förekomsten av aborter och oönskade graviditeter i Zimbabwe. -Studier kring förekomsten, orsaker samt konsekvenser av osäkra aborter i Kinshasa, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo. -Analys av orsakerna till aborter bland unga i Etiopien och Uganda. Dessa studier kommer följaktligen att kompletteras med strategiska kommunikationsaktiviteter och påverkansarbete. Syftet är att sprida resultaten från studierna och tillsammans med relevanta policyrekommendationer säkerställa att ett evidensbaserat perspektiv vägleder och styr arbetet kring ungas SRHR och främjar tillgången till säkra aborter. Insatsen kommer även att baseras och bygga vidare på GI:s tidigare och omfattande erfarenheter, kunskaper och analyser. Insatsen bör därför ses som en fortsatt del av GI:s bredare och pågående övergripande verksamhet. Kortfattat kommer insatsen omfatta: -Framtagandet av policyrelevanta studier (se ovan) av hög kvalité rörande SRHR och aborter i enkelt format för att maximerar både vetenskaplig trovärdighet och tillgänglighet för beslutsfattare och andra icke-tekniska aktörer. -Stärkandet av kapaciteten hos partners på landnivå, som även involveras i arbetets samtliga skeden. -Spridning av resultaten och policyrekommendationerna, inklusive påverkansarbete för att säkerställa att resultaten och policyrekommendationerna når relevanta aktörer på land-, regional- och global nivå. Målsättningen är att dessa aktörer driver och påverkar policy- och programreformer för att öka tillgången till SRHR, relaterad service, information samt säkra aborter. Komplettering till insatsbeslut (mars 2017): Stödet till GI utökas med 3MSEK för att stödja arbetet med Guttmacher-Lancet Commission on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR). Syftet med denna extra aktivitet (hädanefter ”kommissionen”) är att formulera en framåtblickande och evidensbaserad vision för SRHR prioriteringar i hela världen under de kommande 15 åren och att främja anammandet av policyer och program som kan förvandla denna vision till verklighet. Kommissionens arbete innebär samlandet av sexton experter från hela världen som arbetar för att fastställa prioriteringar för åtgärder och investeringar i SRHR under de närmaste 15 åren. Även en rådgivande grupp har etablerats som består av 25 medlemmar med representation från bistånds-och FN organ, NGO-partners och forskningsinstitutioner som kommer att spela en viktig roll för att säkerställa att kommissionen uppnår sina specifika mål/resultat: -En särskild rapport som publiceras i The Lancet i mitten av 2018, som presenterar viktiga resultat och rekommendationer. -En kompletterande rapport, med fokus på påverkansarbete, som belyser kommissionens viktigaste slutsatser och rekommendationer (på engelska, franska, spanska och arabiska). -Ett brett utbud av kommunikations-och policy material som redogör för kommissionens rekommendationer på ett tydligt och övertygande sätt. -En mångfacetterad dissemineringskampanj/spridning av relaterad information och analys med syfte att påverka viktiga beslutsfattare på global, regional och nationell nivå att anta kommissionens rekommendationer. Det är Sidas bedömning att GI är väl positionerat för att leda detta viktiga arbete. GI forskare är internationellt erkända och har återkommande publicerat i The Lancet och har starka relationer med tidskriften. GI har dessutom omfattande dokumenterad erfarenhet av att arbeta med och använda evidens för att bedriva påverkansarbete på olika nivåer. Sida har beslutat att utöka stödet till GI i form av ytterligare 3 MSEK mot bakgrund av det existerande behovet avseende arbetet med kommissionen - för att bidra till att täcka finansieringsbehovet. Sida anser att detta arbete är strategisk viktigt och har ett distinkt mervärde avseende SRHR – specifikt för Sida men även flera viktiga partners inom SRHR området. Kommissionens arbete kommer att genomföras under 2017 och fram till slutet av 2018, vilket sammanfaller med insatsens nuvarande aktivitetsperiod (fram till 31 december 2018). Mer utförlig information återfinns av GI inkommen concept note. The ultimate goal of GI is to ensure that all adolescents enjoy the highest standard of SRHR, and that all women have the means to control their fertility safely and with dignity, including through high-quality, legal abortion care. The proposal supports the attainment of this goal as its purpose or outcome is the: increased access on the part of adolescents and women to the full range of SRHR services and information. GI will achieve this outcome by: 1) producing actionable and objective scientific research; 2) disseminating findings strategically to influence media coverage and public discourse; and, 3) working with policymakers and other key stakeholders to effect change in policies, programs and medical practice. GI’s theory of change holds that scientific evidence - when properly collected and analyzed, compellingly presented, and systematically disseminated - can make a difference in policies, programs and medical practice. Sweden Guttmacher Institute Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Guttmacher Institute Inc Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 0 5000000 Guttmacher Institute Inc 5000000 Guttmacher Institute Inc Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened and sustainable good quality health systems Stärkta och hållbara system av god kvalitet för hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights and freedom from gender-based violence Förbättrad tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive frihet från könsrelaterat våld Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to promote healthier lives Stärkt kapacitet att främja mer hälsosamma liv Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050136 Sweden Food Security Post 2015 För att forskning ska kunna resultera i långsiktig inverkan på utvecklingen och bidra till förändring krävs ett samarbete med andra utvecklings och nyckelaktörer på alla nivåer för att dels försäkra sig om att forskningen är tillämpbar och för att få ut den kunskap som finns till målgruppen. En kunskapsdriven utveckling mot ett produktivt och hållbart lantbruk bygger bl.a. på avancerad forskning och utbildning som är internationellt förankrad och som sker i ett nära samarbete med användare och berörda. Det föreslagna konsortiet av forskare har kopplingar till aktörer såsom forskningsinstitutioner regionalt och globalt och har möjlighet att knyta ihop relevanta aktörer och samla vetenskap för att kommunicera ny, praktiskt och lokalt/regionalt tillämpbar kunskap, samt viktiga och för utvecklingsarbetet relevanta forskningsresultat, synteser, kritiska granskningar, och meta-analyser av lantbruksrelaterad forskning till aktörer engagerade i policyformulering för lantbruks- och landsbygdsutveckling i låginkomstländer. Programmet är strukturerat i fyra teman med tre tvärfrågor; De fyra tematiska områdena är; 1. Sociala och ekonomiska dimensioner kring småbrukarbaserat jordbruk och säker livsmedelsförsörjning 2. Multifunktionella landskap för säkrare livsmedelsförsörjning 3. Ökad produktivitet och diversitet i småbrukares odlingssystem för säkrare livsmedelsförsörjning 4. Djurhållning bland småbrukare för näringsriktigare diet och säkrare livsmedelsförsörjning. De fyra tematiska områdena är centrala för utvecklingen av småbrukares bidrag till en säkrare livsmedelsförsörjning i låginkomstländer. Programmets tre tvärfrågor är; Hållbar intensifiering av lantbruket; Kvinnors och ungdomars roll i lantbruket och Tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor. Tvärfrågan ”hållbar intensifiering av lantbruket” syftar till att identifiera nyckelfrågor av policyrelevans och att leverera kritiska sammanställningar och synteser av detta snabbt växande forskningsområde. Dessa ska, baserade på vetenskapliga studier, kritiskt belysa frågor kring intensifierade produktionssystem och analysera biologiska och tekniska lösningars konsekvenser för lokal användbarhet, resursutnyttjande och även social och ekonomisk hållbarhet för att stödja transformeringen av de småjordbruk som har förutsättningar att utvecklas. Den andra tvärfrågan ”kvinnors och ungdomars roll i lantbruket” belyser den potential och de hinder som finns för ökad delaktighet och inflytande för landsbygdens kvinnor och ungdomar bl. a inom lantbruksföretagande och entreprenörskap samt i policy och utvecklingssatsningar. En åldrande befolkning aktiva i lantbruket och en ökande undersysselsatt ungdomsgeneration är ett globalt problem som programmet genom denna tvärfråga adresserar. Den tredje tvärfrågan ”tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor” bidrar till relevant policyutveckling och strategier för att länka brukare till marknader både globalt, regionalt och lokalt och få till stånd en utveckling av stabila, diversifierade marknader och värdekedjor som är tillgängliga för småskaliga brukare. Programmet identifierar även en stor potential för syd-syd kunskapsutbyte mellan Asien och Afrika där man har olika erfarenhet men många liknande utmaningar. De tre tvärfrågorna och de fyra tematiska områdena skapar en holistisk ansats till lantbrukspolicy globalt. Kunskapen kommer att hämtas in, utbytas och kommuniceras genom forskarutbyten, intensivkurser, workshops, policy briefs och internationell dialog. Programmets övergripande målsättning är att bidra till en transformation av småbrukarsystemen med utvecklingspotential från självhushåll till mer kommersiella lantbruksföretag i Afrika och i Syd-Sydostasien så att dessa på ett hållbart sätt kan svara mot de växande behoven av tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och lokal ekonomisk tillväxt. AgroFoSe2030 bidrar direkt till SDG 2 och berör ett flertal övriga globala mål. Programmet adresserar fyra teman; i) sociala och ekonomiska dimensioner av småbrukarsystem, ii) multifunktionella landskap, iii) ökad produktivitet och diversitet i beskärningssystem, och iv) boskapsskötsel bland småbrukarhushåll för en hälsosam kost. Över dessa fyra teman implementerar AgriFoSe ett tre tvärsnittliga teman; hållbart jordbruk, kvinnor och ungdomar i jordbruket samt marknader och värdekedjor. Såväl policys som praktiska tillämpningar inom lantbruket har ofta, särskilt i låginkomstländer, en alltför svag vetenskaplig förankring. Detta underskott av vetenskapligt underbyggda praktiska tillämpningar och policys inom lantbruket, medför betydande negativa konsekvenser för fattigdomsbekämpning och livsmedelsförsörjning. Utgångspunkten för AgriFoSe2030 har således varit att bygga en brygga mellan vetenskapliga rön, policys och praktik. Strategin innebär att småbrukarsystem på ett hållbart sätt kan besvara det växande behoven av tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och lokal ekonomisk tillväxt. Genom att knyta samman aktörer, samarbeta med universitet i regionala och internationella nätverk kommer programmet att syntetisera och kommunicera vetenskapligt baserad kunskap till internationella, regionala, nationella aktörer och påverka policy samt vara praktiskt tillämpbar inom lantbruksområdet för att trygga livsmedelsförsörjningen i låginkomstländer. Forskningsutbyten, intensivkurser för forskare, myndighetspersoner och aktörer inom olika värdekedjor är aktiviteter inom programmet planerade för att bygga kapacitet i programländerna för policypåverkan och kommunikation av tillämpbar forskning på lång sikt. AgriFoSe2030 arbetar främst tillsammans med partners på universitet och andra forskningsinstitut och har genom deras närverk nått ut till lantbrukare, rådgivare eller personer som arbetar med policy på olika nivåer. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural development Agriculture Övergripande AgriFoSe2030 insatsen som bedöms avser perioden januari 2016 – juni 2020. AgriFoSe2030 har byggt kapacitet hos forskare och deras heminstitutioner i Afrika och Asien till att syntetisera, analysera och kommunicera forskningsresultat till stöd för ett produktivt och hållbart småbrukarjordbruk i de länder de är verksamma. AgriFoSe2030 har främst arbetat tillsammans med partners på universitet och andra forskningsinstitut och har genom deras nätverk nått ut till lantbrukare, rådgivare eller personer som arbetar med policy på olika nivåer. De primära resultaten från fas I var forskarutbyten, briefar, rapporter och vetenskapliga granskningar och synteser fokuserade på att bygga kapacitet för att översätta vetenskap till policy och praxis i riktade regioner. AgriFoSe2030-nätverket utvecklade och utvidgade dess personalresurs genom att engagera mer forskare från den globala södern. AgriFoSe2030 programmet producerade fler underlag (+ 73 %), fler publikationer i vetenskapliga tidskrifter (+ 58 %) fler utbyten (+ 53 %), fler kurser/webbseminarier (+ 33 %) och fler rapporter (+ 8 %) än vad som ursprungligen hade planerats. Exempel på resultat (GLOB/NORM) “Edible insects for food security and health – from practice to evidence and policy implications - 2019”. Samordnat av AgriFoSe2030 och Chinhoyi University of Technology, Zimbabwe, syftade detta projekt till att främja integrerad användning av ätbara insekter i stadsområden i Zimbabwe och Demokratiska Republiken Kongo. Projektet arbetade med kapacitets utveckling för lokala myndigheter i syfte att uppnå en inkluderande plattform som främjar hållbart entreprenörskap av kvinnor, ungdomar och utsatta grupper i samhället i den ätbara insektsektorn.  Projektet skapade insektmarknader som kan användas som modeller för ytterligare utveckling. Marknaderna bidrog till förbättrade livsmedelstrygghetsstandarder och hygien och förbättrad tillgång till marknader för nya och befintliga grupper av konsumenter. (GLOB/NORM) “Publication of a book about multifunctional land-use successes in Africa - 2019”. AgriFoSe2030 publicerade en bok under 2019 om multifunktionell markanvändning i Afrika. Boken visar hur integrerad markanvändning och naturresurser, arbetskraft och andra insatser kan ha positiva effekter på livsmedelstryggheten på hushålls-, samhälls- och nationell nivå. Boken syftar till inspirera och stödja utformningen av framtida politik och praxis inom hållbar markanvändning sektorn. Undervisningsmaterial baserat på bokens innehåll utvecklades också för att användas i utbildning för att öka förståelse av fördelarna och utmaningarna med multifunktionella landskap. (NAT/INST) ”Plant protection strategies for disease free tuberous production in Africa - 2018”. AgriFoSe2030 använde två tillvägagångssätt i ett projekt för att stödja lågkostnads och hållbar sjukdomsprevention. Det första tillvägagångssättet innebar demonstrationer för lokala bönder och policyskapare i Etiopien och Sydafrika för hur fosfat och botaniska extrakt kan göra potatis mer motståndskraftig mot potatispatogen. Det andra tillvägagångssättet var att utveckla strategier för att producera sjukdomsfria kassava plantor till småskaliga jordbrukare i Östafrika. AgriFoSe2030-forskare använde sin egen forskning för att utveckla ett detaljerat förslag till en ny kassava utsädessystemmodell som ska användas av jordbrukare. De erbjöd också förslag för regeringsinsatser för att stärka ett hållbart kassavafrössystem. (NAT/INST) ”Agronomic biofortification for African agriculture to increase productivity and the nutritional content of food crops- 2018”. AgriFoSe2030 forskare vid International Center for Tropical Agriculture, Kenya och Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet ledde projektet som syftade till att analysera data och forskningsunderlag för att öka förståelsen för relationen mellan agronomisk bioförstärkning och stapelgrödans näringskvalitet och grödans produktivitet i SSA. Projektet ämnar till att öka bönder förståelse och intresse för bioförstärkning i sina jordbruk. (NAT/INST) ”Urban and peri-urban agriculture development” Ett av projekten inom AgriFoSe2030 arbetade med urbant jordbruk i Kenya, med fokus på städerna Nakuru och Kisumu. Syftet var att skapa dialog för utveckling och genomförande av jordbrukspolitik på stadsnivå. Projektet blev ett gemensamt åtagande mellan AgriFoSe2030, University of Nairobi, The Mazingira Institute i Nairobi samt Nakuru och Kisumu County Governments. De AgriFoSe2030-ledda mötena och seminarierna på länsnivå underlättade lanseringen av ”Nakuru County Urban Food and Agriculture Bill”, under 2019. Det här lagförslaget syftar till att ge ett ramverk för hur urbant jordbruk ska regleras och främjas. (GOAL/BENE) “Vermi-composting to empower women, increase agricultural productivity, and improve environmental sanitation in Ethiopia – 2018.” Detta projekt var inriktat på att förbättra produktiviteten av kvinnoägda gårdar i Etiopien. Projektet fokuserade på att träna kvinnor i att producera och använda maskkompost. Denna teknik hjälper också miljösanitet eftersom daggmaskar har förmågan att bryta ner avloppsvattenslam och avfall. Syftet med detta projekt var att organisera och utbilda kvinnor i att använda maskkompost till att öka jordbruksproduktiviteten och förbättra jordbrukets miljö. Projektet samarbetade med olika aktörer, till exempel beslutsfattare från National Bureau of Agriculture and Natural Resources i Etiopien. Projektet organiserade besök på kvinnoägda gårdar och gav möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte, samt främja större förtroende för projektet och dess mål. En mid-term review under det tredje året ledde till att programmet utvecklade tydligare kopplingar mellan projektens outputs, outcomes och impacts. Vidare kommentarer om Midterm review kan läsas under punkt 1.2, inklusive mer information om uppnådda resultat. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050136-6105013601 Sweden Food Security Post 2015 För att forskning ska kunna resultera i långsiktig inverkan på utvecklingen och bidra till förändring krävs ett samarbete med andra utvecklings och nyckelaktörer på alla nivåer för att dels försäkra sig om att forskningen är tillämpbar och för att få ut den kunskap som finns till målgruppen. En kunskapsdriven utveckling mot ett produktivt och hållbart lantbruk bygger bl.a. på avancerad forskning och utbildning som är internationellt förankrad och som sker i ett nära samarbete med användare och berörda. Det föreslagna konsortiet av forskare har kopplingar till aktörer såsom forskningsinstitutioner regionalt och globalt och har möjlighet att knyta ihop relevanta aktörer och samla vetenskap för att kommunicera ny, praktiskt och lokalt/regionalt tillämpbar kunskap, samt viktiga och för utvecklingsarbetet relevanta forskningsresultat, synteser, kritiska granskningar, och meta-analyser av lantbruksrelaterad forskning till aktörer engagerade i policyformulering för lantbruks- och landsbygdsutveckling i låginkomstländer. Programmet är strukturerat i fyra teman med tre tvärfrågor; De fyra tematiska områdena är; 1. Sociala och ekonomiska dimensioner kring småbrukarbaserat jordbruk och säker livsmedelsförsörjning 2. Multifunktionella landskap för säkrare livsmedelsförsörjning 3. Ökad produktivitet och diversitet i småbrukares odlingssystem för säkrare livsmedelsförsörjning 4. Djurhållning bland småbrukare för näringsriktigare diet och säkrare livsmedelsförsörjning. De fyra tematiska områdena är centrala för utvecklingen av småbrukares bidrag till en säkrare livsmedelsförsörjning i låginkomstländer. Programmets tre tvärfrågor är; Hållbar intensifiering av lantbruket; Kvinnors och ungdomars roll i lantbruket och Tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor. Tvärfrågan ”hållbar intensifiering av lantbruket” syftar till att identifiera nyckelfrågor av policyrelevans och att leverera kritiska sammanställningar och synteser av detta snabbt växande forskningsområde. Dessa ska, baserade på vetenskapliga studier, kritiskt belysa frågor kring intensifierade produktionssystem och analysera biologiska och tekniska lösningars konsekvenser för lokal användbarhet, resursutnyttjande och även social och ekonomisk hållbarhet för att stödja transformeringen av de småjordbruk som har förutsättningar att utvecklas. Den andra tvärfrågan ”kvinnors och ungdomars roll i lantbruket” belyser den potential och de hinder som finns för ökad delaktighet och inflytande för landsbygdens kvinnor och ungdomar bl. a inom lantbruksföretagande och entreprenörskap samt i policy och utvecklingssatsningar. En åldrande befolkning aktiva i lantbruket och en ökande undersysselsatt ungdomsgeneration är ett globalt problem som programmet genom denna tvärfråga adresserar. Den tredje tvärfrågan ”tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor” bidrar till relevant policyutveckling och strategier för att länka brukare till marknader både globalt, regionalt och lokalt och få till stånd en utveckling av stabila, diversifierade marknader och värdekedjor som är tillgängliga för småskaliga brukare. Programmet identifierar även en stor potential för syd-syd kunskapsutbyte mellan Asien och Afrika där man har olika erfarenhet men många liknande utmaningar. De tre tvärfrågorna och de fyra tematiska områdena skapar en holistisk ansats till lantbrukspolicy globalt. Kunskapen kommer att hämtas in, utbytas och kommuniceras genom forskarutbyten, intensivkurser, workshops, policy briefs och internationell dialog. Programmets övergripande målsättning är att bidra till en transformation av småbrukarsystemen med utvecklingspotential från självhushåll till mer kommersiella lantbruksföretag i Afrika och i Syd-Sydostasien så att dessa på ett hållbart sätt kan svara mot de växande behoven av tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och lokal ekonomisk tillväxt. AgroFoSe2030 bidrar direkt till SDG 2 och berör ett flertal övriga globala mål. Programmet adresserar fyra teman; i) sociala och ekonomiska dimensioner av småbrukarsystem, ii) multifunktionella landskap, iii) ökad produktivitet och diversitet i beskärningssystem, och iv) boskapsskötsel bland småbrukarhushåll för en hälsosam kost. Över dessa fyra teman implementerar AgriFoSe ett tre tvärsnittliga teman; hållbart jordbruk, kvinnor och ungdomar i jordbruket samt marknader och värdekedjor. Såväl policys som praktiska tillämpningar inom lantbruket har ofta, särskilt i låginkomstländer, en alltför svag vetenskaplig förankring. Detta underskott av vetenskapligt underbyggda praktiska tillämpningar och policys inom lantbruket, medför betydande negativa konsekvenser för fattigdomsbekämpning och livsmedelsförsörjning. Utgångspunkten för AgriFoSe2030 har således varit att bygga en brygga mellan vetenskapliga rön, policys och praktik. Strategin innebär att småbrukarsystem på ett hållbart sätt kan besvara det växande behoven av tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och lokal ekonomisk tillväxt. Genom att knyta samman aktörer, samarbeta med universitet i regionala och internationella nätverk kommer programmet att syntetisera och kommunicera vetenskapligt baserad kunskap till internationella, regionala, nationella aktörer och påverka policy samt vara praktiskt tillämpbar inom lantbruksområdet för att trygga livsmedelsförsörjningen i låginkomstländer. Forskningsutbyten, intensivkurser för forskare, myndighetspersoner och aktörer inom olika värdekedjor är aktiviteter inom programmet planerade för att bygga kapacitet i programländerna för policypåverkan och kommunikation av tillämpbar forskning på lång sikt. AgriFoSe2030 arbetar främst tillsammans med partners på universitet och andra forskningsinstitut och har genom deras närverk nått ut till lantbrukare, rådgivare eller personer som arbetar med policy på olika nivåer. Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 15000000 15000000 15000000 0 15000000 15000000 15000000 0 0 0 15000000 15000000 15000000 -15000000 0 0 0 -15000000 -15000000 45000000 University College Research Other 15000000 University College Research Other 15000000 University College Research Other 15000000 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-61050136-6105013603 Sweden Food Security Post 2015 För att forskning ska kunna resultera i långsiktig inverkan på utvecklingen och bidra till förändring krävs ett samarbete med andra utvecklings och nyckelaktörer på alla nivåer för att dels försäkra sig om att forskningen är tillämpbar och för att få ut den kunskap som finns till målgruppen. En kunskapsdriven utveckling mot ett produktivt och hållbart lantbruk bygger bl.a. på avancerad forskning och utbildning som är internationellt förankrad och som sker i ett nära samarbete med användare och berörda. Det föreslagna konsortiet av forskare har kopplingar till aktörer såsom forskningsinstitutioner regionalt och globalt och har möjlighet att knyta ihop relevanta aktörer och samla vetenskap för att kommunicera ny, praktiskt och lokalt/regionalt tillämpbar kunskap, samt viktiga och för utvecklingsarbetet relevanta forskningsresultat, synteser, kritiska granskningar, och meta-analyser av lantbruksrelaterad forskning till aktörer engagerade i policyformulering för lantbruks- och landsbygdsutveckling i låginkomstländer. Programmet är strukturerat i fyra teman med tre tvärfrågor; De fyra tematiska områdena är; 1. Sociala och ekonomiska dimensioner kring småbrukarbaserat jordbruk och säker livsmedelsförsörjning 2. Multifunktionella landskap för säkrare livsmedelsförsörjning 3. Ökad produktivitet och diversitet i småbrukares odlingssystem för säkrare livsmedelsförsörjning 4. Djurhållning bland småbrukare för näringsriktigare diet och säkrare livsmedelsförsörjning. De fyra tematiska områdena är centrala för utvecklingen av småbrukares bidrag till en säkrare livsmedelsförsörjning i låginkomstländer. Programmets tre tvärfrågor är; Hållbar intensifiering av lantbruket; Kvinnors och ungdomars roll i lantbruket och Tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor. Tvärfrågan ”hållbar intensifiering av lantbruket” syftar till att identifiera nyckelfrågor av policyrelevans och att leverera kritiska sammanställningar och synteser av detta snabbt växande forskningsområde. Dessa ska, baserade på vetenskapliga studier, kritiskt belysa frågor kring intensifierade produktionssystem och analysera biologiska och tekniska lösningars konsekvenser för lokal användbarhet, resursutnyttjande och även social och ekonomisk hållbarhet för att stödja transformeringen av de småjordbruk som har förutsättningar att utvecklas. Den andra tvärfrågan ”kvinnors och ungdomars roll i lantbruket” belyser den potential och de hinder som finns för ökad delaktighet och inflytande för landsbygdens kvinnor och ungdomar bl. a inom lantbruksföretagande och entreprenörskap samt i policy och utvecklingssatsningar. En åldrande befolkning aktiva i lantbruket och en ökande undersysselsatt ungdomsgeneration är ett globalt problem som programmet genom denna tvärfråga adresserar. Den tredje tvärfrågan ”tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor” bidrar till relevant policyutveckling och strategier för att länka brukare till marknader både globalt, regionalt och lokalt och få till stånd en utveckling av stabila, diversifierade marknader och värdekedjor som är tillgängliga för småskaliga brukare. Programmet identifierar även en stor potential för syd-syd kunskapsutbyte mellan Asien och Afrika där man har olika erfarenhet men många liknande utmaningar. De tre tvärfrågorna och de fyra tematiska områdena skapar en holistisk ansats till lantbrukspolicy globalt. Kunskapen kommer att hämtas in, utbytas och kommuniceras genom forskarutbyten, intensivkurser, workshops, policy briefs och internationell dialog. Programmets övergripande målsättning är att bidra till en transformation av småbrukarsystemen med utvecklingspotential från självhushåll till mer kommersiella lantbruksföretag i Afrika och i Syd-Sydostasien så att dessa på ett hållbart sätt kan svara mot de växande behoven av tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och lokal ekonomisk tillväxt. AgroFoSe2030 bidrar direkt till SDG 2 och berör ett flertal övriga globala mål. Programmet adresserar fyra teman; i) sociala och ekonomiska dimensioner av småbrukarsystem, ii) multifunktionella landskap, iii) ökad produktivitet och diversitet i beskärningssystem, och iv) boskapsskötsel bland småbrukarhushåll för en hälsosam kost. Över dessa fyra teman implementerar AgriFoSe ett tre tvärsnittliga teman; hållbart jordbruk, kvinnor och ungdomar i jordbruket samt marknader och värdekedjor. Såväl policys som praktiska tillämpningar inom lantbruket har ofta, särskilt i låginkomstländer, en alltför svag vetenskaplig förankring. Detta underskott av vetenskapligt underbyggda praktiska tillämpningar och policys inom lantbruket, medför betydande negativa konsekvenser för fattigdomsbekämpning och livsmedelsförsörjning. Utgångspunkten för AgriFoSe2030 har således varit att bygga en brygga mellan vetenskapliga rön, policys och praktik. Strategin innebär att småbrukarsystem på ett hållbart sätt kan besvara det växande behoven av tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och lokal ekonomisk tillväxt. Genom att knyta samman aktörer, samarbeta med universitet i regionala och internationella nätverk kommer programmet att syntetisera och kommunicera vetenskapligt baserad kunskap till internationella, regionala, nationella aktörer och påverka policy samt vara praktiskt tillämpbar inom lantbruksområdet för att trygga livsmedelsförsörjningen i låginkomstländer. Forskningsutbyten, intensivkurser för forskare, myndighetspersoner och aktörer inom olika värdekedjor är aktiviteter inom programmet planerade för att bygga kapacitet i programländerna för policypåverkan och kommunikation av tillämpbar forskning på lång sikt. AgriFoSe2030 arbetar främst tillsammans med partners på universitet och andra forskningsinstitut och har genom deras närverk nått ut till lantbrukare, rådgivare eller personer som arbetar med policy på olika nivåer. Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 15000000 0 -113092 15000000 University College Research Other 15000000 University College Research Other -113091.83 University College Research Other Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050137 Sweden Continued core support to the network ReAct working to advocate for improved antiobiotic resistance preparedness globally with particular focus on Africa, Asia and Latinamerica. Syftet med ReAct:s verksamhet är att driva och lyfta frågan om antibiotikaresistens samt behovet av framtagandet av nya läkemedel. ReAct stödjer ett flertal andra organisationer genom att mobilisera stöd för och direkt belysa frågan om antibiotikaresistens. Stöd ges även till flera länder i Afrika, Latinamerika och Sydostasien i framtagandet av nationella policyer och ramverk för rationell användning av antibiotika. Antibiotikaresistens har med begränsad framgång, diskuterats och hanterats på den globala hälsoarenan, trots de omfattande och allvarliga konsekvenserna. På senare år märks dock en viktig politisk svängning och frågan har mer systematiskt och strategiskt uppmärksammats genom flera olika initiativ och sammanhang, inte minst genom samarbetet med WHO. Sverige (genom olika departement och myndigheter) och ReAct har i denna kontext varit viktiga aktörer som gemensamt bedrivit ett framgångsrikt opinionsarbete. Vid sidan om WHO är ReAct den enda organisation som bemöter frågan om antibiotikaresistens från ett globalt och multisektoriellt perspektiv med fokus på låg-och medelinkomstländer. Många områden som har varit föremål för ReAct:s långsiktiga arbete har mognat och flera konkreta steg mot implementering av strategier tas just nu. Detta gäller inte minst WHO:s globala handlingsplan mot antibiotikaresistens. Det pågår även diskussioner om ett globalt offentligt-privat partnerskap för att utveckla nya antibiotika och det förs samtal mellan ReAct, Dag Hammarskjöldfonden och UD om möjligheterna att etablera ett internationellt juridiskt ramverk i frågan. ReAct samverkar dessutom med UD vad gäller möjligheterna att inkludera antibiotikaresistens i de nya utvecklingsmålen. ReAct är ingen sedvanlig och fristående organisation utan snarare ett nätverk, inhyst av Uppsala universitet, Sidas juridiska part. Förutom Uppsala universitet är ReAct även inhyst av två ytterligare universitet (i Malaysia och USA) och två organisationer (i Guatemala och Kenya). Uppsala universitet har ingått avtal med dessa fyra universitet och organisationer (noder) som i sin tur också har ingått avtal med andra organisationer (antal skiljer sig från node till node). Sida har stöttat ReAct sedan dess grundande 2005 och har varit den enda kontinuerliga finansiären, vilket Sida anser vara problematiskt. ReAct skulle inte kunna bedriva sin verksamhet utan stöd från Sida. Trots ansträngningar har ReAct inte lyckats säkra annan finansiering med undantag av begränsat stöd till specifika aktiviteter. Insatsen bedöms som medelrisk till följd av att ReAct (Uppsala universitet - UU) inte använder sig av någon formell urvalsprocess avseende valet av partners eller en formell bedömning av deras kapacitet. Partners väljs utifrån kunskap hos ReAct:s personal; deras personliga kunskap om och erfarenhet av att arbeta med vissa organisationer och personer (avseende både noderna och nodernas partners). De avtal som undertecknades reglerar partnerskapet mellan UU och noderna och täcker många viktiga områden. Varje node har i sin tur olika avtal med sina partners som inte regleras/som är helt oberoende av UU (Sida:s avtalspartner). Genom fortsatt dialog och rapportering, förväntas det att Sida (men även UU) kommer att få större klarhet i hur samarbetet framförallt hanteras mellan noderna och deras partners (inklusive hur eventuella brister hanteras). Ingen dokumentation har dock identifierats som skulle kunna peka på eventuell/någon form av misskötsel eller bristande förmåga att genomföra planerade aktiviteter. Troligtvis finns det ett behov av att stärka områden så som finansiell hantering samt uppföljning och utvärdering (så som ReAct har själv påpekat). Sida har beslutat att ReAct ska genomgå en ISK-granskning under 2015 (i enlighet med beslut om konsultinsatser nr 2014-000911). ISK-granskning kommer att påbörjas så snart som möjligt under 2015 och kommer att täcka samtliga viktiga riskområden. I avtalet tydliggörs att den andra utbetalningen (och följande) är avhängig ReAct:s implementering av eventuella ISK-rekommendationer. Sida kan komma att behöva omvärdera sin bedömning av ReAct mot bakgrund av ISK-resultaten. Dessutom kommer en utvärdering att genomföras under 2016, den senaste utvärderingen genomfördes under 2010. ISK-granskningen och utvärderingen kommer att visa på huruvida det finns något behov av att ompröva den gjorda riskbedömningen och/eller ytterligare dialogområden. Sida bedömer att den inkomna reviderade budgeten och arbetsplanen är båda rimliga och innehåller information som krävs för utbetalning av medel. Budgeten redogör t.ex. tydligare de olika budgetposterna såsom löner, möten, resor och andra direkta och indirekta kostnader. ReAct articulates its mission as a world free of fears related to untreatable infections. This mission will be achieved by addressing the issue of antibiotic resistance (ABR) and retaining the effectiveness of existing as well as promoting the development of new antibiotics. Therefore, the overall objective of ReAct is to: contribute to the development and promotion of equitable and ecologically grounded solutions to contain ABR, through: advocacy, partnerships building as well as functioning as an easily accessible center of excellence for the management and dissemination of information and analysis on ABR. This is expected to contribute towards the attainment of universal health coverage as well as poverty reduction. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Infectious disease control Basic Health During 2015-2018, ReAct has been a driving force behind many of the key advances in the field of antibiotic resistance (ABR). ReAct played a key role in lifting ABR and addressing low- and middle-income countries’ (LMICs) concerns to the global policy making processes, both on the road to the UN General Assembly (UNGA), the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and subsequently in the UN Interagency Coordination Group (IACG) on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). Strategic engagement and advocacy towards UN political process included speaking at the first UN briefing on “Antimicrobial Resistance: An Emerging Global Threat” for member states and intergovernmental agencies in June 2015, and co-organizing “Meeting the Multisectoral Challenge of AMR” in New York in June 2016 for country missions, UN agencies and other stakeholders in advance of negotiations around the UNGA High-Level Meeting on AMR.   ReAct also championed the concept of delinkage for the development of new antibiotics which was included in the UN Political Declaration on AMR adopted at the UNGA in 2016.   ReAct has increased its support - both on the ground and through an online technical resource repository, the ReAct Toolbox – to governments for the development and implementation of their national action plans (NAPs), in India, El Salvador, Ecuador, and a number of countries across sub- Saharan Africa. ReAct has been actively engaged in NAP progress in Zimbabwe, Kenya, Zambia, Nigeria, Tanzania and Uganda where we offered instrumental support on national AMR situation analyses; developing, reviewing and publishing of AMR NAP documents; developing national antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) policies and frameworks and developing terms of reference documents for members of AMS committees in healthcare facilities.   During the agreement phase ReAct  has worked to raise and increase awareness of ABR at global, regional and community levels and has been instrumental in highlighting the One Health nature of ABR through various communication formats and channels. This includes ReAct’s  regional activities especially during the World Antibiotic Awareness Week (WAAW), and their increased online presence via a redesigned website, newsletter and social media, which has led to large increases in visits and engagements. In the domain of antibiotic use in agriculture and food production, ReAct’s work in the consumer space culminated in the meeting “Globalizing Food Campaigns: Sharing Strategies to Address Antimicrobial Resistance” in Bangkok, in December 2018. This meeting was attended by more than 40 civil society representatives from across the world and has resulted in the “Bangkok Declaration on Antimicrobial Resistance, Food Systems and Farming” outlining the strategies which can incentivize reduction in antibiotic use in food animal production, while ensuring that principles of equity and sustainability are followed. ReAct has also led coordination and communication activities engaging inter-sectoral partners, including the convening of the Antibiotic Resistance Coalition (ARC) and creating a network of regional and national ABR champions, that have become key voices of civil society and LMICs in the global policy debates on ABR. As demonstrated by the independent submissions by ARC members and partner organizations during the public consultation period for the IACG’s draft recommendations in 2018, ReAct’s work through ARC has effectively enabled other organizations to integrate work on ABR on their agenda. The Tripartite agencies (WHO, FAO and OIE) turned to ARC to host a global consultation for civil society on the Global Development and Stewardship Framework on Antimicrobial Resistance. In concert with partners, ReAct’s ability to generate opportunities and processes for new and existing movements to influence discussions at the national and international level increases.   During this grant period, ReActs newest node, ReAct Africa, has become established and a key player in the region. A network of ‘champions’ has been created; together with ReAct Africa staff, individuals and organizations that are passionate about and engaged in the ABR issue have participated in a range of activities including the establishment of antimicrobial stewardship programs in Zambia, Nigeria and Kenya. Within 3 years, the ReAct Africa Conference has grown from 10 to over 20 countries in participation, coming from the human health, animal health, agriculture and environment sector. The conference has created a platform for exchange, cross-learning and provides south to south exchanges. The conference also plays a major role in building capacity on AMR for key stakeholders from various countries. It has been a ‘training school’ on ABR/AMR and ReAct’s Toolbox has provided great resources for countries to use. ReAct has introduced, promoted, seed-funded and developed a range of innovative at community, school, hospital and policy levels. In collaboration with its partners around the world, ReAct has worked to share, adapt, evaluate and extend best practices to other locales, through the development of related materials, organization of study visits and various formats of seminars, workshops and trainings. As an example, the Alforja Educativa is an innovative ReAct initiative focused on educating children and teachers and utilizing schools as actors in awareness raising and social mobilization on ABR. Over the past few years, the Alforja has grown beyond being an awareness-raising tool to engaging more actively with a wider variety of stakeholders in workshops, training over 1000 children in Latin America. Its contents were also translated into English as a first step in distributing this educational model to other countries and contexts. Through joint work between ReAct’s regional nodes, the Alforja is being adapted to Kenyan context. ReAct is also training the next generation of future leaders in AMR, from school clubs in India to Innovate4AMR, a global student design competition co-organized with the International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations and the WHO. ReAct  has expanded their  reach of support through targeted materials and their open-access online repository, the ReAct Toolbox, sharing reliable information, guidance and tools to support action on ABR especially for LMIC users. In 2018, more than 70,000 users from over 150 countries accessed the Toolbox, and it had more than 8000 returning users.  In this period, ReAct has evolved a lot as a network. This has occurred through improvements in internal processes concerning staffing, communication, financial management, monitoring & evaluation and planning. This has occurred at the same time as interest and action on antibiotic resistance have reached unprecedented levels, which also means that ReAct has had to adapt to ever-increasing requests for its expertise. ReAct has proactively engaged with governments and funders to increase funding for action on ABR, including co-hosting a meeting and publishing a report on AMR financing in 2018. ReAct also continued to pursue both potential core funding and project-based funding, and has successfully raised approximately 11.9 million SEK, in addition to the core grant from Sida. By insisting on the combination of ensuring a strong evidence-base for its work, a high level of technical and scientific expertise and by focusing on the development of sustainable solutions for LMICs, ReAct fills a critical niche, even in an increasingly crowded field of actors. A continuous challenge is the workload as the field of ABR moves at record-breaking speed, with new opportunities (and threats) surfacing almost every week. Responding to these changes in a dynamic manner has been a hallmark of ReAct, and also part of their success. An example is the appointment of not one, but two ReAct senior staff to the UN IACG. With ReAct’s  new Strategic Plan (starting in year 2019) , ReAct looks forward to sharpening their focus and prioritizing efforts in building a positive agenda grounded in scientific evidence and sound policy choices to enable greater cross-sectoral and global collective action on ABR. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050137-6105013701 Sweden Continued core support to the network ReAct working to advocate for improved antiobiotic resistance preparedness globally with particular focus on Africa, Asia and Latinamerica. Syftet med ReAct:s verksamhet är att driva och lyfta frågan om antibiotikaresistens samt behovet av framtagandet av nya läkemedel. ReAct stödjer ett flertal andra organisationer genom att mobilisera stöd för och direkt belysa frågan om antibiotikaresistens. Stöd ges även till flera länder i Afrika, Latinamerika och Sydostasien i framtagandet av nationella policyer och ramverk för rationell användning av antibiotika. Antibiotikaresistens har med begränsad framgång, diskuterats och hanterats på den globala hälsoarenan, trots de omfattande och allvarliga konsekvenserna. På senare år märks dock en viktig politisk svängning och frågan har mer systematiskt och strategiskt uppmärksammats genom flera olika initiativ och sammanhang, inte minst genom samarbetet med WHO. Sverige (genom olika departement och myndigheter) och ReAct har i denna kontext varit viktiga aktörer som gemensamt bedrivit ett framgångsrikt opinionsarbete. Vid sidan om WHO är ReAct den enda organisation som bemöter frågan om antibiotikaresistens från ett globalt och multisektoriellt perspektiv med fokus på låg-och medelinkomstländer. Många områden som har varit föremål för ReAct:s långsiktiga arbete har mognat och flera konkreta steg mot implementering av strategier tas just nu. Detta gäller inte minst WHO:s globala handlingsplan mot antibiotikaresistens. Det pågår även diskussioner om ett globalt offentligt-privat partnerskap för att utveckla nya antibiotika och det förs samtal mellan ReAct, Dag Hammarskjöldfonden och UD om möjligheterna att etablera ett internationellt juridiskt ramverk i frågan. ReAct samverkar dessutom med UD vad gäller möjligheterna att inkludera antibiotikaresistens i de nya utvecklingsmålen. ReAct är ingen sedvanlig och fristående organisation utan snarare ett nätverk, inhyst av Uppsala universitet, Sidas juridiska part. Förutom Uppsala universitet är ReAct även inhyst av två ytterligare universitet (i Malaysia och USA) och två organisationer (i Guatemala och Kenya). Uppsala universitet har ingått avtal med dessa fyra universitet och organisationer (noder) som i sin tur också har ingått avtal med andra organisationer (antal skiljer sig från node till node). Sida har stöttat ReAct sedan dess grundande 2005 och har varit den enda kontinuerliga finansiären, vilket Sida anser vara problematiskt. ReAct skulle inte kunna bedriva sin verksamhet utan stöd från Sida. Trots ansträngningar har ReAct inte lyckats säkra annan finansiering med undantag av begränsat stöd till specifika aktiviteter. Insatsen bedöms som medelrisk till följd av att ReAct (Uppsala universitet - UU) inte använder sig av någon formell urvalsprocess avseende valet av partners eller en formell bedömning av deras kapacitet. Partners väljs utifrån kunskap hos ReAct:s personal; deras personliga kunskap om och erfarenhet av att arbeta med vissa organisationer och personer (avseende både noderna och nodernas partners). De avtal som undertecknades reglerar partnerskapet mellan UU och noderna och täcker många viktiga områden. Varje node har i sin tur olika avtal med sina partners som inte regleras/som är helt oberoende av UU (Sida:s avtalspartner). Genom fortsatt dialog och rapportering, förväntas det att Sida (men även UU) kommer att få större klarhet i hur samarbetet framförallt hanteras mellan noderna och deras partners (inklusive hur eventuella brister hanteras). Ingen dokumentation har dock identifierats som skulle kunna peka på eventuell/någon form av misskötsel eller bristande förmåga att genomföra planerade aktiviteter. Troligtvis finns det ett behov av att stärka områden så som finansiell hantering samt uppföljning och utvärdering (så som ReAct har själv påpekat). Sida har beslutat att ReAct ska genomgå en ISK-granskning under 2015 (i enlighet med beslut om konsultinsatser nr 2014-000911). ISK-granskning kommer att påbörjas så snart som möjligt under 2015 och kommer att täcka samtliga viktiga riskområden. I avtalet tydliggörs att den andra utbetalningen (och följande) är avhängig ReAct:s implementering av eventuella ISK-rekommendationer. Sida kan komma att behöva omvärdera sin bedömning av ReAct mot bakgrund av ISK-resultaten. Dessutom kommer en utvärdering att genomföras under 2016, den senaste utvärderingen genomfördes under 2010. ISK-granskningen och utvärderingen kommer att visa på huruvida det finns något behov av att ompröva den gjorda riskbedömningen och/eller ytterligare dialogområden. Sida bedömer att den inkomna reviderade budgeten och arbetsplanen är båda rimliga och innehåller information som krävs för utbetalning av medel. Budgeten redogör t.ex. tydligare de olika budgetposterna såsom löner, möten, resor och andra direkta och indirekta kostnader. ReAct articulates its mission as a world free of fears related to untreatable infections. This mission will be achieved by addressing the issue of antibiotic resistance (ABR) and retaining the effectiveness of existing as well as promoting the development of new antibiotics. Therefore, the overall objective of ReAct is to: contribute to the development and promotion of equitable and ecologically grounded solutions to contain ABR, through: advocacy, partnerships building as well as functioning as an easily accessible center of excellence for the management and dissemination of information and analysis on ABR. This is expected to contribute towards the attainment of universal health coverage as well as poverty reduction. Sweden Uppsala universitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Uppsala universitet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 23250000 5000000 15000000 0 0 5000000 0 23250000 -5000000 5000000 15000000 -8750000 0 -15000000 8750000 15000000 43250000 Uppsala universitet 7000000 Uppsala universitet 16250000 Uppsala universitet 5000000 Uppsala universitet 15000000 Uppsala universitet SE-0-SE-6-61050137-6105013703 Sweden Continued core support to the network ReAct working to advocate for improved antiobiotic resistance preparedness globally with particular focus on Africa, Asia and Latinamerica. Syftet med ReAct:s verksamhet är att driva och lyfta frågan om antibiotikaresistens samt behovet av framtagandet av nya läkemedel. ReAct stödjer ett flertal andra organisationer genom att mobilisera stöd för och direkt belysa frågan om antibiotikaresistens. Stöd ges även till flera länder i Afrika, Latinamerika och Sydostasien i framtagandet av nationella policyer och ramverk för rationell användning av antibiotika. Antibiotikaresistens har med begränsad framgång, diskuterats och hanterats på den globala hälsoarenan, trots de omfattande och allvarliga konsekvenserna. På senare år märks dock en viktig politisk svängning och frågan har mer systematiskt och strategiskt uppmärksammats genom flera olika initiativ och sammanhang, inte minst genom samarbetet med WHO. Sverige (genom olika departement och myndigheter) och ReAct har i denna kontext varit viktiga aktörer som gemensamt bedrivit ett framgångsrikt opinionsarbete. Vid sidan om WHO är ReAct den enda organisation som bemöter frågan om antibiotikaresistens från ett globalt och multisektoriellt perspektiv med fokus på låg-och medelinkomstländer. Många områden som har varit föremål för ReAct:s långsiktiga arbete har mognat och flera konkreta steg mot implementering av strategier tas just nu. Detta gäller inte minst WHO:s globala handlingsplan mot antibiotikaresistens. Det pågår även diskussioner om ett globalt offentligt-privat partnerskap för att utveckla nya antibiotika och det förs samtal mellan ReAct, Dag Hammarskjöldfonden och UD om möjligheterna att etablera ett internationellt juridiskt ramverk i frågan. ReAct samverkar dessutom med UD vad gäller möjligheterna att inkludera antibiotikaresistens i de nya utvecklingsmålen. ReAct är ingen sedvanlig och fristående organisation utan snarare ett nätverk, inhyst av Uppsala universitet, Sidas juridiska part. Förutom Uppsala universitet är ReAct även inhyst av två ytterligare universitet (i Malaysia och USA) och två organisationer (i Guatemala och Kenya). Uppsala universitet har ingått avtal med dessa fyra universitet och organisationer (noder) som i sin tur också har ingått avtal med andra organisationer (antal skiljer sig från node till node). Sida har stöttat ReAct sedan dess grundande 2005 och har varit den enda kontinuerliga finansiären, vilket Sida anser vara problematiskt. ReAct skulle inte kunna bedriva sin verksamhet utan stöd från Sida. Trots ansträngningar har ReAct inte lyckats säkra annan finansiering med undantag av begränsat stöd till specifika aktiviteter. Insatsen bedöms som medelrisk till följd av att ReAct (Uppsala universitet - UU) inte använder sig av någon formell urvalsprocess avseende valet av partners eller en formell bedömning av deras kapacitet. Partners väljs utifrån kunskap hos ReAct:s personal; deras personliga kunskap om och erfarenhet av att arbeta med vissa organisationer och personer (avseende både noderna och nodernas partners). De avtal som undertecknades reglerar partnerskapet mellan UU och noderna och täcker många viktiga områden. Varje node har i sin tur olika avtal med sina partners som inte regleras/som är helt oberoende av UU (Sida:s avtalspartner). Genom fortsatt dialog och rapportering, förväntas det att Sida (men även UU) kommer att få större klarhet i hur samarbetet framförallt hanteras mellan noderna och deras partners (inklusive hur eventuella brister hanteras). Ingen dokumentation har dock identifierats som skulle kunna peka på eventuell/någon form av misskötsel eller bristande förmåga att genomföra planerade aktiviteter. Troligtvis finns det ett behov av att stärka områden så som finansiell hantering samt uppföljning och utvärdering (så som ReAct har själv påpekat). Sida har beslutat att ReAct ska genomgå en ISK-granskning under 2015 (i enlighet med beslut om konsultinsatser nr 2014-000911). ISK-granskning kommer att påbörjas så snart som möjligt under 2015 och kommer att täcka samtliga viktiga riskområden. I avtalet tydliggörs att den andra utbetalningen (och följande) är avhängig ReAct:s implementering av eventuella ISK-rekommendationer. Sida kan komma att behöva omvärdera sin bedömning av ReAct mot bakgrund av ISK-resultaten. Dessutom kommer en utvärdering att genomföras under 2016, den senaste utvärderingen genomfördes under 2010. ISK-granskningen och utvärderingen kommer att visa på huruvida det finns något behov av att ompröva den gjorda riskbedömningen och/eller ytterligare dialogområden. Sida bedömer att den inkomna reviderade budgeten och arbetsplanen är båda rimliga och innehåller information som krävs för utbetalning av medel. Budgeten redogör t.ex. tydligare de olika budgetposterna såsom löner, möten, resor och andra direkta och indirekta kostnader. ReAct articulates its mission as a world free of fears related to untreatable infections. This mission will be achieved by addressing the issue of antibiotic resistance (ABR) and retaining the effectiveness of existing as well as promoting the development of new antibiotics. Therefore, the overall objective of ReAct is to: contribute to the development and promotion of equitable and ecologically grounded solutions to contain ABR, through: advocacy, partnerships building as well as functioning as an easily accessible center of excellence for the management and dissemination of information and analysis on ABR. This is expected to contribute towards the attainment of universal health coverage as well as poverty reduction. Sweden Uppsala universitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Uppsala universitet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11547242 1854000 943242 8657711 -3468207 11547242 Uppsala universitet 1854000 Uppsala universitet 943242 Uppsala universitet 8657711 Uppsala universitet -3468206.5699999998 Uppsala universitet Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened and sustainable good quality health systems Stärkta och hållbara system av god kvalitet för hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to promote healthier lives Stärkt kapacitet att främja mer hälsosamma liv Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050155 Sweden Ipas is a nonprofit organisatíon based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, US. They work in 16 countries and have three regional offices. Ipas requests SEK 312.500.000 in core support for the period Fiscal Years (FY) 2018 - 2023, to continue the partnership with Sida with the ultimate goal of eliminating unsafe abortion and ensure access to contraceptives. Sida's contribution is 8% of the total budget of USD 428 436 000. Sida and six other donors are providing core support with a number of smaller donors providing restricted funding. Ipas will meet the reproductive health needs of women and girls by creating enabling environments that support the access to high-quality abortion and contraceptive care; ensure that high-quality abortion and contraceptive care are available, accessible, and acceptable; and ensure that women and girls have the social support, knowledge, and self-efficacy to access safe abortion and contraception. The core support is to enable Ipas to implement its strategic plan (SP) FY 2018 - 2023. lpas is working to strengthen health systems, policy & advocacy (at global, regional and national leves), training providers on abortion care, community engagement & stigma reduction, research, integration of abortion and contraception in humanitarian and sexual education through support to civil society actors, as well as provision of abortion services, equipment and counseling in public health services in 16 countries, three regional programs as well as globally. The programme focus on Africa where the needs are considered the highest. By the end of Ipas' strategic plan,will result in 3.8 million unsafe abortions averted (7% of the total of unsafe abortions in the countries where Ipas works); 6% of all abortions in countries (4.9M) will be performed at Ipas- supported facilities and 4% of unitended pregnancies (7.7 M) will be averted. Ipas är en icke vinstdrivande organisation med huvudkontor i Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA och som verkar i 16 länder och har tre regionala kontor. Ipas har ansökt om 312.500.000 kr i kärnstöd för deras strategiska plan (SP), Fiscal Years 2018-2023. Den totala budgeten för SP är 428 436 000 USD. Sida:s bidrag utgör 8% av den totala budgeten. Det är en ökning på 17 % årligen sedan tidigare kärnstöd för Ipas SP 2014 - 2017, men procentsatsen för Sidas totala bidrag ligger kvar på 8%. Ipas har sex andra kärnstödsgivare och ett antal mindre givare som ger öronmärkta bidrag. Syftet med Ipas SP är att eliminera osäker abort och säkerställa tillgång till preventivmedel. Ipas arbetar för att möta kvinnors och flickors reproduktiva hälsobehov genom att skapa möjligheter som stöder tillgången och tillgängligheten till acceptabla abort och preventivmedel av hög kvalitet samt försäkra att kvinnor och flickor har socialt stöd, kunskap och förmåga att söka och få tillgång till abort och preventivmedel, om de så önskar. lpas arbetar med att stärka hälsosystem, påverkansarbete, kunskapsspridning, kapacitetshöjande utbildning av hälsopersonal, forskning, integrering av abort och preventivmedel inom humanitärt arbete och inom sexualundervisningen genom vidareförmedling av mindre bidrag till civilsamhällsaktörer samt med tillhandahållande av aborttjänster, utrustning och rådgivning inom den offentliga hälso- och sjukvården i 16 länder, tre regionala program och globalt. Programverksamheten fokuserar på Afrika där behoven anses störst. Ipas förväntar att deras arbete ska resultera i att 3,8 miljoner osäkra aborter avvärjs (7% av antalet osäkra aborter i de länder där Ipas arbetar), 6% av alla aborter i deras programländer (4,9M) kommer att utföras hos Ipas-stödda anläggningar och 4% av oplanerade graviditeter (7,7 M) kommer att avvärjas. VISSION: A world where every woman and girl has the right and ability to determine her own sexuality and reproductive health MISSION: Women and girls have improved sexual and reproductive health and rights through enhanced access to and use of safe abortion and contraceptive care. ULTIMATE OUTCOME: Sustainable abortion eco-system INTEMEDIATE OUTCOME 1: Improved policies, laws and financing INTERMEDIATE OUTCOME 2: Enhanced agency and social norms INTERMEDIATE OUTCOME 2: Improved access, availability, quality and acceptability Crosscutting outcome: Reduced abortion stigma All Ipas interventions are to be guided by the following principles: Human rights and equity, Woman-centered, local expertise, partnership and collaboration, ownership and accountability. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Argentina Bangladesh Burkina Faso Benin Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Côte d'Ivoire Cameroon Costa Rica Ethiopia Guinea Guatemala Honduras Indonesia India Kenya Madagascar Mali Myanmar Malawi Mexico Mozambique Nigeria Nicaragua Nepal Pakistan El Salvador Togo Uganda South Africa Zambia South America, regional Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified America, regional Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Ipas has contributed to strong results during FY23. Some of the highlights include: - 456,917 abortion services were provided at Ipas-supported access points across 25 countries, out of which 429,224 wre provided at Ipas-supported health facilities and 27,063 were self-managed abortion (SMA) services supported through SMA access points across 16 countries. This is a 32% increase from FY22 and is driven by SMA programming scale-up in Mexico, DRC, Nigeria, Bolivia, and Kenya, and launch in Ethiopia. - Ipas-supported access points provided 335,640 postabortion contraceptive services. 85% of postabortion clients (both facility based and SMA) received a modern contraceptive method. This is an increase from 77% in FY22. Ipas conducted global advocacy work in strengthening progressive policy and advocacy and countering the opposition, in partnership with the UN and other SRHR and reproductive justice statekholders. Providing timely opposition information and support to staff and partners is consistenly carried out and Ipas' opposition monitoring team produces and disseminates a monthly "Eye on the Rights" bulletin, in-depths research reports and tailored dissemination exercises. Examples are: - A report "Anti-Rights Groups Take Aim at Transnational Trade Agreement" details how three NGOs based in the Global North coordinated attacks on the economic agreement between the EU and its country partners in Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific (ACP-EU Partnership Agreement). Based on the report Ipas convened bilateral donors and select civil society partners ahead of a regional parliamentarian meeting for the ACP-EU. - In March 2023, Ipas published a report on the anti-LGBTI bill in Ghana, Out of Bounds: Foreign and Digital Influence Targeting LGBTI Rights in Ghana. It has received wide support from civil society partners and LGBTI activists in Ghana, as well as extensive media interest from the New York Times, East Africa correspondent. It was also strategically shared with the U.S. State Department ahead of the U.S. Vice Presidents visit with Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo. Ipas has developed and disseminated tools and research to support advocates of advancing the global safe abortion movement, such as: - Abortion VCAT Facilitator's Guide for Global Audiences. This facilitators guide includes activities and materials that take workshop participantsincluding health-care providers, policymakers, donor agencies, staff of international development organizations or community-based organizations, religious leaders or a mix of participantsthrough a process of examining their abortion-related values and setting behavioral intentions that are consciously aligned with those values. Often, this process results in participants setting intentions to support increased access for safe abortion care in accordance with their personal values, even for those who would not choose abortion for themselves. Ipas has also worked in a cross-cutting scope improving abortion access in humanitarian settings, working at the nexus of climate justice and SRHR, working with sexual and gender based violence, comprehensive sexuality education, disability inclusion and LGBT inclusion. Within this scope, Ipas has worked with advocacy and policy efforts, health system programmatic work, community engagement, development and dissemination of toolkits, leading trainings and so on. Two results in the cross-cutting scope are described below. One example of result in the humanitarian setting: - Ipas collaborated with UNFPAs Global Humanitarian Program to build institutional capacity and commitment to SRHR, including safe abortion. They developed a UNFPA-specific VCAT Toolkit, including training curricula and monitoring tools, which incorporates key intersectional content areas jointly identified with UNFPA. In April 2023, Ipas master trainers led the first VCAT training-of-trainers for select UNFPA staff, equipping them to roll this content out across the agency. One example of result in the nexus of climate justice and SRHR: - In Nepal, Ipas analyzed the complex relationships between climate change, gender dynamics, and sexual and reproductive health and rights. Their findings revealed visible impacts on household well-being and women's SRHR. Notably, climate change contributed to issues such as SGBV, economic insecurity, and compromised autonomy in SRH decision-making. To address these issues effectively, Ipas recommend community sensitization efforts and policy reforms that integrate gender-responsive and climate-sensitive strategies to mitigate the impacts of climate change on SRHR. They have supported the development of Local Adaptation Plans of Action (LAPAs) integrating gender and SRHR considerations, which were endorsed by seven local governments. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050155-6105015501 Sweden Ipas is a nonprofit organisatíon based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, US. They work in 16 countries and have three regional offices. Ipas requests SEK 312.500.000 in core support for the period Fiscal Years (FY) 2018 - 2023, to continue the partnership with Sida with the ultimate goal of eliminating unsafe abortion and ensure access to contraceptives. Sida's contribution is 8% of the total budget of USD 428 436 000. Sida and six other donors are providing core support with a number of smaller donors providing restricted funding. Ipas will meet the reproductive health needs of women and girls by creating enabling environments that support the access to high-quality abortion and contraceptive care; ensure that high-quality abortion and contraceptive care are available, accessible, and acceptable; and ensure that women and girls have the social support, knowledge, and self-efficacy to access safe abortion and contraception. The core support is to enable Ipas to implement its strategic plan (SP) FY 2018 - 2023. lpas is working to strengthen health systems, policy & advocacy (at global, regional and national leves), training providers on abortion care, community engagement & stigma reduction, research, integration of abortion and contraception in humanitarian and sexual education through support to civil society actors, as well as provision of abortion services, equipment and counseling in public health services in 16 countries, three regional programs as well as globally. The programme focus on Africa where the needs are considered the highest. By the end of Ipas' strategic plan,will result in 3.8 million unsafe abortions averted (7% of the total of unsafe abortions in the countries where Ipas works); 6% of all abortions in countries (4.9M) will be performed at Ipas- supported facilities and 4% of unitended pregnancies (7.7 M) will be averted. Ipas är en icke vinstdrivande organisation med huvudkontor i Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA och som verkar i 16 länder och har tre regionala kontor. Ipas har ansökt om 312.500.000 kr i kärnstöd för deras strategiska plan (SP), Fiscal Years 2018-2023. Den totala budgeten för SP är 428 436 000 USD. Sida:s bidrag utgör 8% av den totala budgeten. Det är en ökning på 17 % årligen sedan tidigare kärnstöd för Ipas SP 2014 - 2017, men procentsatsen för Sidas totala bidrag ligger kvar på 8%. Ipas har sex andra kärnstödsgivare och ett antal mindre givare som ger öronmärkta bidrag. Syftet med Ipas SP är att eliminera osäker abort och säkerställa tillgång till preventivmedel. Ipas arbetar för att möta kvinnors och flickors reproduktiva hälsobehov genom att skapa möjligheter som stöder tillgången och tillgängligheten till acceptabla abort och preventivmedel av hög kvalitet samt försäkra att kvinnor och flickor har socialt stöd, kunskap och förmåga att söka och få tillgång till abort och preventivmedel, om de så önskar. lpas arbetar med att stärka hälsosystem, påverkansarbete, kunskapsspridning, kapacitetshöjande utbildning av hälsopersonal, forskning, integrering av abort och preventivmedel inom humanitärt arbete och inom sexualundervisningen genom vidareförmedling av mindre bidrag till civilsamhällsaktörer samt med tillhandahållande av aborttjänster, utrustning och rådgivning inom den offentliga hälso- och sjukvården i 16 länder, tre regionala program och globalt. Programverksamheten fokuserar på Afrika där behoven anses störst. Ipas förväntar att deras arbete ska resultera i att 3,8 miljoner osäkra aborter avvärjs (7% av antalet osäkra aborter i de länder där Ipas arbetar), 6% av alla aborter i deras programländer (4,9M) kommer att utföras hos Ipas-stödda anläggningar och 4% av oplanerade graviditeter (7,7 M) kommer att avvärjas. VISSION: A world where every woman and girl has the right and ability to determine her own sexuality and reproductive health MISSION: Women and girls have improved sexual and reproductive health and rights through enhanced access to and use of safe abortion and contraceptive care. ULTIMATE OUTCOME: Sustainable abortion eco-system INTEMEDIATE OUTCOME 1: Improved policies, laws and financing INTERMEDIATE OUTCOME 2: Enhanced agency and social norms INTERMEDIATE OUTCOME 2: Improved access, availability, quality and acceptability Crosscutting outcome: Reduced abortion stigma All Ipas interventions are to be guided by the following principles: Human rights and equity, Woman-centered, local expertise, partnership and collaboration, ownership and accountability. Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 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Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights and freedom from gender-based violence Förbättrad tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive frihet från könsrelaterat våld Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to promote healthier lives Stärkt kapacitet att främja mer hälsosamma liv Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050155-6105015502 Sweden Ipas is a nonprofit organisatíon based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, US. They work in 16 countries and have three regional offices. Ipas requests SEK 312.500.000 in core support for the period Fiscal Years (FY) 2018 - 2023, to continue the partnership with Sida with the ultimate goal of eliminating unsafe abortion and ensure access to contraceptives. Sida's contribution is 8% of the total budget of USD 428 436 000. Sida and six other donors are providing core support with a number of smaller donors providing restricted funding. Ipas will meet the reproductive health needs of women and girls by creating enabling environments that support the access to high-quality abortion and contraceptive care; ensure that high-quality abortion and contraceptive care are available, accessible, and acceptable; and ensure that women and girls have the social support, knowledge, and self-efficacy to access safe abortion and contraception. The core support is to enable Ipas to implement its strategic plan (SP) FY 2018 - 2023. lpas is working to strengthen health systems, policy & advocacy (at global, regional and national leves), training providers on abortion care, community engagement & stigma reduction, research, integration of abortion and contraception in humanitarian and sexual education through support to civil society actors, as well as provision of abortion services, equipment and counseling in public health services in 16 countries, three regional programs as well as globally. The programme focus on Africa where the needs are considered the highest. By the end of Ipas' strategic plan,will result in 3.8 million unsafe abortions averted (7% of the total of unsafe abortions in the countries where Ipas works); 6% of all abortions in countries (4.9M) will be performed at Ipas- supported facilities and 4% of unitended pregnancies (7.7 M) will be averted. Ipas är en icke vinstdrivande organisation med huvudkontor i Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA och som verkar i 16 länder och har tre regionala kontor. Ipas har ansökt om 312.500.000 kr i kärnstöd för deras strategiska plan (SP), Fiscal Years 2018-2023. Den totala budgeten för SP är 428 436 000 USD. Sida:s bidrag utgör 8% av den totala budgeten. Det är en ökning på 17 % årligen sedan tidigare kärnstöd för Ipas SP 2014 - 2017, men procentsatsen för Sidas totala bidrag ligger kvar på 8%. Ipas har sex andra kärnstödsgivare och ett antal mindre givare som ger öronmärkta bidrag. Syftet med Ipas SP är att eliminera osäker abort och säkerställa tillgång till preventivmedel. Ipas arbetar för att möta kvinnors och flickors reproduktiva hälsobehov genom att skapa möjligheter som stöder tillgången och tillgängligheten till acceptabla abort och preventivmedel av hög kvalitet samt försäkra att kvinnor och flickor har socialt stöd, kunskap och förmåga att söka och få tillgång till abort och preventivmedel, om de så önskar. lpas arbetar med att stärka hälsosystem, påverkansarbete, kunskapsspridning, kapacitetshöjande utbildning av hälsopersonal, forskning, integrering av abort och preventivmedel inom humanitärt arbete och inom sexualundervisningen genom vidareförmedling av mindre bidrag till civilsamhällsaktörer samt med tillhandahållande av aborttjänster, utrustning och rådgivning inom den offentliga hälso- och sjukvården i 16 länder, tre regionala program och globalt. Programverksamheten fokuserar på Afrika där behoven anses störst. Ipas förväntar att deras arbete ska resultera i att 3,8 miljoner osäkra aborter avvärjs (7% av antalet osäkra aborter i de länder där Ipas arbetar), 6% av alla aborter i deras programländer (4,9M) kommer att utföras hos Ipas-stödda anläggningar och 4% av oplanerade graviditeter (7,7 M) kommer att avvärjas. VISSION: A world where every woman and girl has the right and ability to determine her own sexuality and reproductive health MISSION: Women and girls have improved sexual and reproductive health and rights through enhanced access to and use of safe abortion and contraceptive care. ULTIMATE OUTCOME: Sustainable abortion eco-system INTEMEDIATE OUTCOME 1: Improved policies, laws and financing INTERMEDIATE OUTCOME 2: Enhanced agency and social norms INTERMEDIATE OUTCOME 2: Improved access, availability, quality and acceptability Crosscutting outcome: Reduced abortion stigma All Ipas interventions are to be guided by the following principles: Human rights and equity, Woman-centered, local expertise, partnership and collaboration, ownership and accountability. Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 -12998 0 0 -12998 5000000 4987002 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 5000000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights -12997.92 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Strategy for Latin America Regional 2021-2025 Latinamerika Regionalt 2021-2025 Strengthened preconditions for a gender equal society and women’s economic empowerment (temporary translation) Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle och kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (temporary translation) Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050190 Sweden IPPF has been a long standing partner and has again approached Sida for a unrestricted support for 2020-2022. IPPF has applied for funding to the Strategic Framework of which Sida has agreed to a sum of SEK 330 Million for the three years. The Strategic Framework aims to achieve the following Outcomes and outputs: Outcome 1) 100 governments will respect, protect and fulfil sexual and reproductive rights and gender equality by 2022 Output: Increased capacity of MAs to advocate on SRHR issues Outcome 2) 1 billion people will act freely on their sexual and reproductive rights by 2022 Output: Increased awareness of SRHR, increased acceptability of and demand for SRHR services, especially among women and youth Outcome 3) IPPF and our partners will deliver 2 billion quality, integrated sexual and reproductive health services by 2022 Output: Enhanced quality of care; improved availability, accessibility and affordability of SRH services Outcome 4) IPPF will be a high performing and united federation Output: Enhanced operational effectiveness with increased income; and increased volunteer and activist support base Sida is one of the core donors to IPPF, where the unrestricted funding comprises 36% of the total budget or 58 MUSD, of the overall budget (including restricted funding) of 163 MUSD for 2020 which totals roughly 20% of the total unrestricted funding to IPPF. The unrestricted funding is currently even more important for IPPF given the Covid 129 crisis. Sida och IPPF har samarbetat under flera decennier varför vi känner organisationen väl, och ser organisationen som en central aktör inom SRHR området som alltid genererat goda resultat. Det senaste stödet som Sida gav till IPPF avslutades i december 2019. Den planerade insatsen är ett stöd till IPPF och deras strategiska plan i form av ett kärnstöd för åren 2020-2022. IPPF etablerades 1952 i Indien, och är en global aktör inom SRHR med fokus på de allra mest utsatta. IPPF är en federation bestående av 132 nationella medlemsorganisationer som arbetar i 43 länder, som tillsammans med 28 samarbetsorganisationer totalt finns aktiva i 164 länder, inklusive i Sverige genom RFSU. Denna internationella närvaro ger federationen en styrka och ett genomslag som inte finns motsvarighet till inom civilsamhället. Mål och resultat: - Ökad tillgång och möjligheter till SRHR-service, information och utbildning; - Stärkta hälsosystem; - Påtryckningsarbete för att förändra SRHR-policys och lagar. IPPF är en av de organisationer som inte bara talar om att ungdomars inflytande är viktigt utan man har krav på att styrelser och övrig representation på alla nivåer ska ha ungdomar i beslutsfattande ställning. Man har även en klar och tydlig policy vad gäller jämställdhet där det måste vara minst 50% av kvinnor på alla nivåer och forum. IPPF arbetar med de mest utsatta länderna och människor, och mer än 80% av medlen som tillkommer IPPF vidareföremedlas till IPPF´s medlemsorganisationer runt om i världen. Den strategiska planen har som mål att nå följande mål och outputs: Mål 1) 100 regeringar ska respektera, skydda samt säkerställa att sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter och jämlikhet är prioriterat i dessa länder år 2022 Output: Ökad kapacitet hos medlemsorganisationerna att aktivt driva och föra fram budskap om SRHR. Mål 2) 1 Miljard människor ska år 2022 fritt kunna agera utan represallier vad gäller deras sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter. Output: Ökad medvetenhet om SRHR-frågor, ökad acceptans av och efterfrågan av SRHR-service, särskilt bland ungdomar och kvinnor. Mål 3) IPPF och deras partners ska år 2022 ha levererat minst 2 miljarder service av SRHR som är både kvalitativ och integrerad i hälsosystemet. Output: Ökad kvalitet på vård, ökad tillgång och möjlighet att få tillgång till SRHR-service. Mål 4) IPPF ska vara en enad federation som i hög grad bidrar till SRHR-agendan. Output: Ökad operationell effektivitet med en ökad insamling av medel, samt med en större aktiv bas av volontärer och aktivister. Sida är en av kärnstödsgivarna till IPPF tillsammans med Danmark, Norge, Holland, Tyskland, Australien, Schweiz, Nya Zeeland och Japan. Kärnstödet är viktigt för IPPF som under 2020 utgör 36% eller 58 MUSD av den totala budgeten på 163 MUSD för 2020. Sidas del utgör 20% av den totala kärnstödsbudgeten. Dessa icke-öronmärkta medel har varit av stor betydelse för IPPF men är än mer viktiga för IPPF givet de enorma behov som uppstått i och med Covid 19 krisen. As this is a core funding, we use and highlight IPPFs core outcomes and outputs. IPPF's new Strategy (2023-2028) has twelve outcomes - which IPPF will report against in this amended agreement. Compared to the outcomes in the previous IPPF Strategy (2026-2022) the new strategy encompassess similar types of outcomes, however adapted to the current needs as well as more in line with the organisational changes due to the reform the organisation has gone through over the last few years. The assessment is that the previous assessment done by Sida, based on the old IPPF strategy still holds. Importantly, however to highlight some of the key changes between the two strategies include: Previously, IPPF's strategic ambition was to deliver increasingly high numbers of services, and drive policy change across a large number of countries. In the new strategy, whilst remaining ambitious and seek to grow their impact, the emphasis is to use available resources to reach people who are being excluded and marginalised with quality and people-centred care. It is not only about reaching high numbers, but also about who they reach and the quality of the care that is provided. Secondly, the new strategy moves its ambition from broad policy shifts to much deeper interventions that combine all the tools at IPPFs disposal: shaping laws, policies and norms through feminist action and international solidarity. In doing so, IPPF will expand partnerships to activists, grassroots as well as community based organizations. IPPF will be working in a larger ecosystem of new and diverse partnerships. Lastly, the new strategy is about nurturing and growing the federation, and this starts with re-defining IPPF key values (with a new Charter of values), and being honest about addressing shortcomings while adding new impetus to IPPFs ambition and drive. Likewise, the new strategy will focus more systematically in supporting MAs to become sustainable social enterprises that are less dependent on aid funding. The new Strategy - "IPPF 2028 - Come Together" Outcomes: 1. Proportion of [service providing] MAs/CPs providing IPES-plus AND meeting quality standards. 2. Number of clients served by type of services and model of care (including Digital Health Interventions (DHIs), facilitated self-care) with focus on adolescents and young people, people in humanitarian settings and other marginalized and excluded people. 3. Number of services provided by type of services and model of care (including DHIs, facilitated self-care) with focus on adolescents and young people, people in humanitarian settings and other marginalized and excluded people. 4. Aggregated proportion of MAs/CPs contribution to the national SRH services provided in their countries IPPF's contribution in supporting social movements and defending activists. 5. Number of successful policy initiatives and legislative changes in support or defence of SRHR 6. Shifts in perception of attitudes in relation to gender equality and inclusion across the Federation and the communities we serve 7. Quality reach of and impact CSE, youth centred care, and progress in youth engagement in the Federation. 8. IPPFs contribution in supporting social movements and defending activists. 9. Number of intra- and inter-sector campaigns delivered by the federation in support or defence of SRHR, through a diversity and decolonization lens. 10. Proportion of research and evidence initiatives generated by MA-led centres of learning that are from the global south. 11. Proportion MAs/CPs receiving less than 50% of their income from one single donor. 12. Overall Secretariat Efficiency Score. The new IPPF Strategy 2023-2028 is a step forward compared to the old Strategy (2016-2022) in that IPPF will be more proactive in driving change in a progressive direction, allows IPPF to be more dynamic, agile, quick to act and fast to respond. The assessment is also that it focuses on the quality of services with people in the centre and with a focus on marginalised and excluded groups of people. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North & Central America, regional Africa, regional Middle East, regional South & Central Asia, regional South Asia, regional Developing countries, unspecified Reproductive health care Family planning Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health IPPF has continued to work against the opposition to SRHR and abortion and have lobbied against e.g the Global Gag rule etc. Overall IPPF has contributed to 136 policy and legislative changes in support or defence of SRHR and gender equality. Moreover IPPF supported a total of 752 youth and women's groups in 2020 to take public action in support of SRHR. IPPF provided 25.5 million young people with CSE, where the main work was done by the China Family Planning Association and more than 100 000 young people were trained as CSE educators. In 2020 IPPF delivered a total of 218.5 million SRH services provided directly from static clinics or outreach teams and community based providers as well as 7.2 million services enabled through partners health facilities. Further 5.5 million clients were served in humanitarian settings. IPPFs contraceptive provision averted 11.5 million unwanted pregnancies and 3.4 million unsafe abortions. Examples of results for 2021: IPPF contributed to a total of 121 policy and legislative changes in support or defence of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and gender equality in 2021. Thats over two "wins" a week. 78 of these advocacy wins were due to work carried out by Member Associations (MA), of which 54 were at the national level and 24 at the subnational level. In 2021, IPPF MAs provided comprehensive sexuality education to a total of 34.8 million young people, representing a 36 per cent increase on 2020. While the IPPF MA in China contributed 89 per cent of this total number of occassions, the number of young people who received comprehensive sexuality education in other countries also grew from 3.4 million in 2020 to 4.0 million in 2021:an 18 per cent increase. In 2021, IPPF MAs trained more than 100,000 young people to provide comprehensive sexuality education, eight per cent less than the previous year. Almost half (49 per cent) were trained in the Americas and Caribbean region, 20 per cent in the Africa region and 13 per cent in the European Network. A total of 231.4 million services were delivered globally in 2021, a six per cent increase from 2020. Key results during 2023: - 115 advocacy wins in legislation or policy - 12.5 million people reached in humanitarian settings (26% increase since 2022) - 222.4 million sexual and reproductive health services deliverd to 71.2 million clients. Results Pillar 1: Center Care on People While the overall result in 2023 with 222.4 million SRH services delivered to 71.2 million clients was in fact a 2% decrease in the volume of services compared to 2022, the focus of the new strategy is rather to reach those hardest to reach. The decline can also be explained by some of the larger MAs not being able to deliver at their capacity due to conflict, national elections, etc. While other MA's such as Sudan (19%), Pakistan (25%), and Cameroon (43%) were able to increase their service delivery in spite of challenging contexts. MAs in the Africa Region contributed 41 per cent of total services in 2023, with Arab World MAs delivering a further 31 per cent. Pathway 1: Expand Choice - 5.9 million abortion related services provided, a 17% increase compared to 2022 (64% Medical and 36% surgical). - 29.1 million STI/RTI services provided - 52.4 million STI including HIV related services (11% increase from 2022), including 2.1 million HIV-related treatment and management services of which 192,000 involved the provision of ARVs, and 270,000 HPV and Hepatitis Vaccinations. - A total of 1.8 million fertility-related services during 2023, including 161,533 infertility treatment services Pathway 2: Widen Access - in 2023, 85% of IPPF's clients belonged to marginalized or vulnerable groups - 46% were people under the age of 25 (28.2 million clients), out of these 9.5 million were aged 10-19 years old. - IPPF was the sole national CSO provider of SRH services in 54 countries, and the main provider in another 19 countries. - MAs provided 11% of contraception as measured through CYP and 4% of abortion services globally. - Contraceptive provision by IPPF MAs saved lives, helping to prevent 8.2 million unintended pregnancies and avert 2.5 million unsafe abortions, while saving US $519 million in direct costs to health systems Pathway 3: Digital and Self-care - 20,946 abortion self-care services provided (48% increase since 2022) The Case of Cameroon: IPPF MA in Cameroon have scaled up their abortion services delivery, and in particular expanded their digital presence to widen access, in particular through; provision of information, offering counselling and support, referral of people to delivery points where they can obtain quality medical abortion pills and ensure follow-up. Through accessible educational talks online, young people gain knowledge and skills; a community-based approach including face-to-face awareness-raising talks in and out of school and advocacy with women's and girls groups to mobilize support for abortion care. In 2023, 70 per cent of clients who had a medical abortion chose home-based care. During 2023, 48 per cent of the MAs abortion services were provided to young people and the MA also reached 21,767 young people online and 17,896 young people in the community with comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) sessions including information about unintended pregnancy. IPPF's Humanitarian Programme The humanitarian reach grew more than ever, responding in 44 countries and reaching over 12.5 million people (a 26 per cent increase compared to 2022) throughout humanitarian and fragile settings. IPPF's internal humanitarian funding mechanism, Stream 3, achieved a greater global reach than ever, responding to 18 crises and reaching 241,389 people. Responses included the war in Ukraine, earthquakes in Syria and Turkey, flooding in Mozambique and Ecuador, a cyclone in Zambia and the Manipur conflict in India. Stream 3 funding is intended to support timely, life-saving sexual and reproductive healthcare in humanitarian settings. As well as a grant of between US$50,000 and US$200,000 depending on the length and the severity of the crisis and other variables MAs are able to establish local partnerships for service delivery and other key priorities. A core activity for IPPFs humanitarian programme is working with MAs so that they are better prepared to respond to a crisis. This takes place through in-person and remote training in the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for sexual and reproductive health (a set of life-saving activities to be implemented at the onset of every humanitarian crisis), clinical management of rape, safety and security, sexual and gender-based violence and simulation exercises (SimEx) for crisis response. In 2023, the humanitarian team rolled out 81 trainings, reaching 4,562 staff across the Federation. Example of Sudan: Since the start of the war, six health facilities run by IPPF MA, Sudan Family Planning Association (SFPA), have suffered unprovoked attacks that have destroyed clinics, supplies, medical files and post-abortion care units. SFPA staff are on the frontline, providing medical and psychological support to women, including clinical management of rape and referrals for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence. In partnership with the Ministry of Health, SFPA has created and shared via social media a database including information about operational midwives and health facilities to help women find healthcare providers that are easier and safer to reach. SFPA has also involved community mobilizers, religious leaders and local Imams, champions, SFPA youth network and peer educators to raise awareness and run educational campaigns on sexual and gender-based violence. Pillar 2: Move the Sexuality Agenda Pathway 1: Ground advocacy In 2023, 106 of IPPFs advocacy wins related to positive change, while nine blocked a negative change from occurring. Pathway 2: Shift norms The Winning Narratives Centre aimed to create sustained, broad public support for sexual and reproductive health and rights and gender equality by targeting the moveable middle of public opinion through value-based messaging. In 2023, this centre mainstreamed its work first piloted in 2022 monitoring and researching anti-gender, anti-rights discourses and developing counter-narratives. It expanded targeted audience segmentation and tested messages as well as providing support to MAs in Indonesia, Mexico and Spain on developing their own narratives. Combating sexual and gender-based violence is a crucial element of IPPFs work to shift harmful norms, as is embedding these changes in law and policy. In 2023, IPPFs advocacy efforts delivered 12 policy or legislative changes relating to sexual and gender-based violence. IPPF MAs also delivered 3.5 million services relating to sexual and gender-based violence, with key contributions from MAs in Pakistan, Colombia and Morocco. Pathway 3: Act with Youth IPPF MAs are at the forefront of providing evidence-based comprehensive sexuality education to young people in and out of school. In 2023, MAs delivered quality comprehensive sexuality education to a total of 36.5 million young people, a four per cent increase compared to 2022. Nine of our advocacy successes in 2023 related to education for young people. Pillar 3: Solidarity for Change Pathway 1: Support to Social Movements In 2023, the LGBTIQ Safety and Security project identified ten organizations from around the world, including MAs and other activist groups IPPF partners with, who address LGBTIQ issues in a conservative environment and as a result face risks. The project conducted a context analysis to understand key threats and risks facing IPPFs country partners, and carried out security and safeguarding assessments for each MA or partner. This offers IPPF a better understanding of the safety and security needs of our partners at the national level, with a focus on LGBTIQ activists, social movements, and the MAs who work with them. Pathway 2: Strategic partnerships The new strategy is showcasing a new IPPF in terms of being humble to the fact that they cannot solve the issue of SRHR alone, they articulate their need to collaborate widely with other actors, something we have also seen in action over the past year. In their report they write the following: "Public campaigns are a key part of IPPFs strategy to win support for sexual and reproductive rights and bring about real change. We know that the impact of campaigns is greatly amplified by collaboration with other organizations whose aims are aligned, but who may have different skills and the ability to reach other target audiences with their messages." In 2023, IPPF led or participated in 48 public campaigns on a wide variety of themes including SGBV, access to sexual and reproductive health services, abortion and sexual and gender diversity. Of these, 28 involved collaboration with other sexual and reproductive health and rights organizations, while 12 involved working with organizations from outside the sector. Colectivo Rebeldía, IPPFs MA in Bolivia, led the Estamos (We Are) campaign which produced videos and held events to position LGBTIQ populations as equal members of society and to raise the visibility of the issue. Case study:Expanding acccess to abortion care in Mexico The feminist organization, Grupo de Información en Reproducción Elegida (GIRE), brought the legal challenge, with the support of advocates, activists and civil society organizations including IPPF MA, Mexfam. The MA played a key role in creating a supportive environment for the court ruling, advocating for the removal of barriers to abortion care at both the state and federal level. Mexfam collaborated with GIRE in expanding the legal framework to promote access to safe abortion care in the country. In the states of Hidalgo and Veracruz, advocacy activities included developing abortion guidelines for health workers, officials, civil society organizations and people seeking abortions, as well as conducting training. Pathway 3: Innovate and Share Knowledge In 2023, 56 per cent of research and evidence initiatives generated by MA- led centres of learning were based in the global south. A concrete example: "Family Planning Association of Trinidad and Tobago (FPATT) is one example of an MA supported through SEAP which has successfully taken a social enterprise approach. Recognising a gap in the market between free but overcrowded public health, and expensive private care, FPATT launched a new diagnostic clinic. The clinic provides integrated sexual and reproductive health services including the early detection and therefore treatment of reproductive cancers, offers an economical alternative to private health care and addresses the access gap for marginalized populations. The clinic recouped its costs in the first year of operation and continues to offer a sustainable income source to the MA." Pillar 4: Nurture the Federation During 2023, IPPF conducted MA-wide consultations to revisit their charter of values, their brand and IPPF's role in the global ecosystem of SRHR. This process will continue during 2024 and will be presented during the GA in 2025. IPPF are increasingly monitoring diversity of funding, with the increasingly challenging funding landscape the federation is looking at mapping out priority countries where key indicators for SRHR are lagging furthest behind and where the anti-rights movement is growing strong. The past few years of transformation has resulted in a IPPF that is better fit for purpose, with key functions across the federation and strengthened data management systems and capacities in place. In 2023, IPPF continued to roll-out their work on anti-racism including efforts to shift power across all levels of the federation. The anti-racism working group have developed a theory of change setting out the priority areas for action needed to transform the federation. The ToC has been presented across the federation and discussed in regional and global meetings. "The journey to becoming an anti-racist organization takes time. It is not a one-off initiative: it requires ongoing reflection and learning. In 2024, we will roll out online training in anti-racism across the Federation and engage with MAs in identifying ways to decolonize research. Throughout the year, we will advance the Anti-Racism Programme of Action, promoting social justice, inclusivity and equity within IPPF and beyond." No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050190-6105019001 Sweden IPPF has been a long standing partner and has again approached Sida for a unrestricted support for 2020-2022. IPPF has applied for funding to the Strategic Framework of which Sida has agreed to a sum of SEK 330 Million for the three years. The Strategic Framework aims to achieve the following Outcomes and outputs: Outcome 1) 100 governments will respect, protect and fulfil sexual and reproductive rights and gender equality by 2022 Output: Increased capacity of MAs to advocate on SRHR issues Outcome 2) 1 billion people will act freely on their sexual and reproductive rights by 2022 Output: Increased awareness of SRHR, increased acceptability of and demand for SRHR services, especially among women and youth Outcome 3) IPPF and our partners will deliver 2 billion quality, integrated sexual and reproductive health services by 2022 Output: Enhanced quality of care; improved availability, accessibility and affordability of SRH services Outcome 4) IPPF will be a high performing and united federation Output: Enhanced operational effectiveness with increased income; and increased volunteer and activist support base Sida is one of the core donors to IPPF, where the unrestricted funding comprises 36% of the total budget or 58 MUSD, of the overall budget (including restricted funding) of 163 MUSD for 2020 which totals roughly 20% of the total unrestricted funding to IPPF. The unrestricted funding is currently even more important for IPPF given the Covid 129 crisis. Sida och IPPF har samarbetat under flera decennier varför vi känner organisationen väl, och ser organisationen som en central aktör inom SRHR området som alltid genererat goda resultat. Det senaste stödet som Sida gav till IPPF avslutades i december 2019. Den planerade insatsen är ett stöd till IPPF och deras strategiska plan i form av ett kärnstöd för åren 2020-2022. IPPF etablerades 1952 i Indien, och är en global aktör inom SRHR med fokus på de allra mest utsatta. IPPF är en federation bestående av 132 nationella medlemsorganisationer som arbetar i 43 länder, som tillsammans med 28 samarbetsorganisationer totalt finns aktiva i 164 länder, inklusive i Sverige genom RFSU. Denna internationella närvaro ger federationen en styrka och ett genomslag som inte finns motsvarighet till inom civilsamhället. Mål och resultat: - Ökad tillgång och möjligheter till SRHR-service, information och utbildning; - Stärkta hälsosystem; - Påtryckningsarbete för att förändra SRHR-policys och lagar. IPPF är en av de organisationer som inte bara talar om att ungdomars inflytande är viktigt utan man har krav på att styrelser och övrig representation på alla nivåer ska ha ungdomar i beslutsfattande ställning. Man har även en klar och tydlig policy vad gäller jämställdhet där det måste vara minst 50% av kvinnor på alla nivåer och forum. IPPF arbetar med de mest utsatta länderna och människor, och mer än 80% av medlen som tillkommer IPPF vidareföremedlas till IPPF´s medlemsorganisationer runt om i världen. Den strategiska planen har som mål att nå följande mål och outputs: Mål 1) 100 regeringar ska respektera, skydda samt säkerställa att sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter och jämlikhet är prioriterat i dessa länder år 2022 Output: Ökad kapacitet hos medlemsorganisationerna att aktivt driva och föra fram budskap om SRHR. Mål 2) 1 Miljard människor ska år 2022 fritt kunna agera utan represallier vad gäller deras sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter. Output: Ökad medvetenhet om SRHR-frågor, ökad acceptans av och efterfrågan av SRHR-service, särskilt bland ungdomar och kvinnor. Mål 3) IPPF och deras partners ska år 2022 ha levererat minst 2 miljarder service av SRHR som är både kvalitativ och integrerad i hälsosystemet. Output: Ökad kvalitet på vård, ökad tillgång och möjlighet att få tillgång till SRHR-service. Mål 4) IPPF ska vara en enad federation som i hög grad bidrar till SRHR-agendan. Output: Ökad operationell effektivitet med en ökad insamling av medel, samt med en större aktiv bas av volontärer och aktivister. Sida är en av kärnstödsgivarna till IPPF tillsammans med Danmark, Norge, Holland, Tyskland, Australien, Schweiz, Nya Zeeland och Japan. Kärnstödet är viktigt för IPPF som under 2020 utgör 36% eller 58 MUSD av den totala budgeten på 163 MUSD för 2020. Sidas del utgör 20% av den totala kärnstödsbudgeten. Dessa icke-öronmärkta medel har varit av stor betydelse för IPPF men är än mer viktiga för IPPF givet de enorma behov som uppstått i och med Covid 19 krisen. As this is a core funding, we use and highlight IPPFs core outcomes and outputs. IPPF's new Strategy (2023-2028) has twelve outcomes - which IPPF will report against in this amended agreement. Compared to the outcomes in the previous IPPF Strategy (2026-2022) the new strategy encompassess similar types of outcomes, however adapted to the current needs as well as more in line with the organisational changes due to the reform the organisation has gone through over the last few years. The assessment is that the previous assessment done by Sida, based on the old IPPF strategy still holds. Importantly, however to highlight some of the key changes between the two strategies include: Previously, IPPF's strategic ambition was to deliver increasingly high numbers of services, and drive policy change across a large number of countries. In the new strategy, whilst remaining ambitious and seek to grow their impact, the emphasis is to use available resources to reach people who are being excluded and marginalised with quality and people-centred care. It is not only about reaching high numbers, but also about who they reach and the quality of the care that is provided. Secondly, the new strategy moves its ambition from broad policy shifts to much deeper interventions that combine all the tools at IPPFs disposal: shaping laws, policies and norms through feminist action and international solidarity. In doing so, IPPF will expand partnerships to activists, grassroots as well as community based organizations. IPPF will be working in a larger ecosystem of new and diverse partnerships. Lastly, the new strategy is about nurturing and growing the federation, and this starts with re-defining IPPF key values (with a new Charter of values), and being honest about addressing shortcomings while adding new impetus to IPPFs ambition and drive. Likewise, the new strategy will focus more systematically in supporting MAs to become sustainable social enterprises that are less dependent on aid funding. The new Strategy - "IPPF 2028 - Come Together" Outcomes: 1. Proportion of [service providing] MAs/CPs providing IPES-plus AND meeting quality standards. 2. Number of clients served by type of services and model of care (including Digital Health Interventions (DHIs), facilitated self-care) with focus on adolescents and young people, people in humanitarian settings and other marginalized and excluded people. 3. Number of services provided by type of services and model of care (including DHIs, facilitated self-care) with focus on adolescents and young people, people in humanitarian settings and other marginalized and excluded people. 4. Aggregated proportion of MAs/CPs contribution to the national SRH services provided in their countries IPPF's contribution in supporting social movements and defending activists. 5. Number of successful policy initiatives and legislative changes in support or defence of SRHR 6. Shifts in perception of attitudes in relation to gender equality and inclusion across the Federation and the communities we serve 7. Quality reach of and impact CSE, youth centred care, and progress in youth engagement in the Federation. 8. IPPFs contribution in supporting social movements and defending activists. 9. Number of intra- and inter-sector campaigns delivered by the federation in support or defence of SRHR, through a diversity and decolonization lens. 10. Proportion of research and evidence initiatives generated by MA-led centres of learning that are from the global south. 11. Proportion MAs/CPs receiving less than 50% of their income from one single donor. 12. Overall Secretariat Efficiency Score. The new IPPF Strategy 2023-2028 is a step forward compared to the old Strategy (2016-2022) in that IPPF will be more proactive in driving change in a progressive direction, allows IPPF to be more dynamic, agile, quick to act and fast to respond. The assessment is also that it focuses on the quality of services with people in the centre and with a focus on marginalised and excluded groups of people. 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och samlevnad, inklusive sexuella rättigheter, samt stärkt arbete mot könsrelaterat våld i och utanför skolan Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050190-6105019002 Sweden IPPF has been a long standing partner and has again approached Sida for a unrestricted support for 2020-2022. IPPF has applied for funding to the Strategic Framework of which Sida has agreed to a sum of SEK 330 Million for the three years. The Strategic Framework aims to achieve the following Outcomes and outputs: Outcome 1) 100 governments will respect, protect and fulfil sexual and reproductive rights and gender equality by 2022 Output: Increased capacity of MAs to advocate on SRHR issues Outcome 2) 1 billion people will act freely on their sexual and reproductive rights by 2022 Output: Increased awareness of SRHR, increased acceptability of and demand for SRHR services, especially among women and youth Outcome 3) IPPF and our partners will deliver 2 billion quality, integrated sexual and reproductive health services by 2022 Output: Enhanced quality of care; improved availability, accessibility and affordability of SRH services Outcome 4) IPPF will be a high performing and united federation Output: Enhanced operational effectiveness with increased income; and increased volunteer and activist support base Sida is one of the core donors to IPPF, where the unrestricted funding comprises 36% of the total budget or 58 MUSD, of the overall budget (including restricted funding) of 163 MUSD for 2020 which totals roughly 20% of the total unrestricted funding to IPPF. The unrestricted funding is currently even more important for IPPF given the Covid 129 crisis. Sida och IPPF har samarbetat under flera decennier varför vi känner organisationen väl, och ser organisationen som en central aktör inom SRHR området som alltid genererat goda resultat. Det senaste stödet som Sida gav till IPPF avslutades i december 2019. Den planerade insatsen är ett stöd till IPPF och deras strategiska plan i form av ett kärnstöd för åren 2020-2022. IPPF etablerades 1952 i Indien, och är en global aktör inom SRHR med fokus på de allra mest utsatta. IPPF är en federation bestående av 132 nationella medlemsorganisationer som arbetar i 43 länder, som tillsammans med 28 samarbetsorganisationer totalt finns aktiva i 164 länder, inklusive i Sverige genom RFSU. Denna internationella närvaro ger federationen en styrka och ett genomslag som inte finns motsvarighet till inom civilsamhället. Mål och resultat: - Ökad tillgång och möjligheter till SRHR-service, information och utbildning; - Stärkta hälsosystem; - Påtryckningsarbete för att förändra SRHR-policys och lagar. IPPF är en av de organisationer som inte bara talar om att ungdomars inflytande är viktigt utan man har krav på att styrelser och övrig representation på alla nivåer ska ha ungdomar i beslutsfattande ställning. Man har även en klar och tydlig policy vad gäller jämställdhet där det måste vara minst 50% av kvinnor på alla nivåer och forum. IPPF arbetar med de mest utsatta länderna och människor, och mer än 80% av medlen som tillkommer IPPF vidareföremedlas till IPPF´s medlemsorganisationer runt om i världen. Den strategiska planen har som mål att nå följande mål och outputs: Mål 1) 100 regeringar ska respektera, skydda samt säkerställa att sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter och jämlikhet är prioriterat i dessa länder år 2022 Output: Ökad kapacitet hos medlemsorganisationerna att aktivt driva och föra fram budskap om SRHR. Mål 2) 1 Miljard människor ska år 2022 fritt kunna agera utan represallier vad gäller deras sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter. Output: Ökad medvetenhet om SRHR-frågor, ökad acceptans av och efterfrågan av SRHR-service, särskilt bland ungdomar och kvinnor. Mål 3) IPPF och deras partners ska år 2022 ha levererat minst 2 miljarder service av SRHR som är både kvalitativ och integrerad i hälsosystemet. Output: Ökad kvalitet på vård, ökad tillgång och möjlighet att få tillgång till SRHR-service. Mål 4) IPPF ska vara en enad federation som i hög grad bidrar till SRHR-agendan. Output: Ökad operationell effektivitet med en ökad insamling av medel, samt med en större aktiv bas av volontärer och aktivister. Sida är en av kärnstödsgivarna till IPPF tillsammans med Danmark, Norge, Holland, Tyskland, Australien, Schweiz, Nya Zeeland och Japan. Kärnstödet är viktigt för IPPF som under 2020 utgör 36% eller 58 MUSD av den totala budgeten på 163 MUSD för 2020. Sidas del utgör 20% av den totala kärnstödsbudgeten. Dessa icke-öronmärkta medel har varit av stor betydelse för IPPF men är än mer viktiga för IPPF givet de enorma behov som uppstått i och med Covid 19 krisen. As this is a core funding, we use and highlight IPPFs core outcomes and outputs. IPPF's new Strategy (2023-2028) has twelve outcomes - which IPPF will report against in this amended agreement. Compared to the outcomes in the previous IPPF Strategy (2026-2022) the new strategy encompassess similar types of outcomes, however adapted to the current needs as well as more in line with the organisational changes due to the reform the organisation has gone through over the last few years. The assessment is that the previous assessment done by Sida, based on the old IPPF strategy still holds. Importantly, however to highlight some of the key changes between the two strategies include: Previously, IPPF's strategic ambition was to deliver increasingly high numbers of services, and drive policy change across a large number of countries. In the new strategy, whilst remaining ambitious and seek to grow their impact, the emphasis is to use available resources to reach people who are being excluded and marginalised with quality and people-centred care. It is not only about reaching high numbers, but also about who they reach and the quality of the care that is provided. Secondly, the new strategy moves its ambition from broad policy shifts to much deeper interventions that combine all the tools at IPPFs disposal: shaping laws, policies and norms through feminist action and international solidarity. In doing so, IPPF will expand partnerships to activists, grassroots as well as community based organizations. IPPF will be working in a larger ecosystem of new and diverse partnerships. Lastly, the new strategy is about nurturing and growing the federation, and this starts with re-defining IPPF key values (with a new Charter of values), and being honest about addressing shortcomings while adding new impetus to IPPFs ambition and drive. Likewise, the new strategy will focus more systematically in supporting MAs to become sustainable social enterprises that are less dependent on aid funding. The new Strategy - "IPPF 2028 - Come Together" Outcomes: 1. Proportion of [service providing] MAs/CPs providing IPES-plus AND meeting quality standards. 2. Number of clients served by type of services and model of care (including Digital Health Interventions (DHIs), facilitated self-care) with focus on adolescents and young people, people in humanitarian settings and other marginalized and excluded people. 3. Number of services provided by type of services and model of care (including DHIs, facilitated self-care) with focus on adolescents and young people, people in humanitarian settings and other marginalized and excluded people. 4. Aggregated proportion of MAs/CPs contribution to the national SRH services provided in their countries IPPF's contribution in supporting social movements and defending activists. 5. Number of successful policy initiatives and legislative changes in support or defence of SRHR 6. Shifts in perception of attitudes in relation to gender equality and inclusion across the Federation and the communities we serve 7. Quality reach of and impact CSE, youth centred care, and progress in youth engagement in the Federation. 8. IPPFs contribution in supporting social movements and defending activists. 9. Number of intra- and inter-sector campaigns delivered by the federation in support or defence of SRHR, through a diversity and decolonization lens. 10. Proportion of research and evidence initiatives generated by MA-led centres of learning that are from the global south. 11. Proportion MAs/CPs receiving less than 50% of their income from one single donor. 12. Overall Secretariat Efficiency Score. The new IPPF Strategy 2023-2028 is a step forward compared to the old Strategy (2016-2022) in that IPPF will be more proactive in driving change in a progressive direction, allows IPPF to be more dynamic, agile, quick to act and fast to respond. The assessment is also that it focuses on the quality of services with people in the centre and with a focus on marginalised and excluded groups of people. 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The Sida support to UNESCO´s education sector 2018-2021 is for the organisations work with education. It is a global non-earmarked support to the whole of UNESCO´s application and is inline with UNESCO Medium-Term Strategy for 2014-2021 (37 C/4) and Programme and Budget for 2018-2021 (39 C/5). Gender equality is integrated throughout the results framework in the education sector/programme area. UNESCO utbildningstöd 2018-2021. Sida stödet till UNESCO education sector 2018-2021 avser organisationens arbete med utbildning. Det är ett globalt obundet stöd till hela UNESCOs ansökan och är i linje med UNESCO Medium-Term Strategy för perioden 2014-2021 (37 C/4) och Programme and Budget för perioden 2018-2021(39 C/5). Jämställdhet är välintegrerat i resultatramverket för utbildningssektorn. Sedan Millenniemålen (MDGs) sattes från 1990 så har stora framsteg skett i att förse världens människor med god utbildning. Men ett antal utmaningar kvarstår: (1) 264 miljoner barn och ungdomar går fortfarande inte i skolan. (2) 753 miljoner vuxna saknar läskunnighet och mer än 100 miljoner unga människor kan inte läsa. (3) Låg kvalitet på utbildningen och bristen på kvalificerade lärare. (4) Få länder har uppnått jämställdhet mellan könen. (5) Studerande med funktionshinder fortsätter möta hinder. (6) Skolor i många fattiga länder saknar tillgång till elektricitet, dricksvatten, toaletter, informations och kommunikationsteknologi och internet. (7) Länderna själva och biståndsgivare prioriterar inte utbildning i den grad så att SDG 4 utbildning kan uppfyllas. Sidastödet till UNESCO education sector 2018-2021 avser organisationens arbete med utbildning. Det är ett globalt obundet stöd till hela UNESCOs arbete med utbildning och är i linje med UNESCO Medium-Term Strategy för perioden 2014-2021 (37 C/4) och Programme and Budget för perioden 2018-2021(39 C/5).  Sidafinansierade förväntade resultat avser: (1) Förbättrade nationella utbildningspolicyer och planer för att främja tillgång till rättvis förskoleverksamhet och barnomsorg, primär och sekundärutbildning av god kvalitet genom livslångt lärande. (2) Rättvisa och responsiva system för teknisk- och yrkesutbildning som utrustar ungdomar och vuxna med relevanta kompetenser för anställning, rättvisa arbetsvillkor, entreprenörskap/företagande och ett livslångt lärande. (3) Förbättrade policyer och planer samt mobilisering av globala ansträngningar för att förbättra, skala upp (inklusive genom ICT), och följa upp anskaffning av grundläggande kompetenser och möjligheter för ett livslångt lärande för ungdomar och vuxna. (4) Nationell lärarpolicy utvecklas och/eller genomförs, samt förbättrade program för lärarutbildning för att öka tillgången av kvalificerade och motiverade lärare. (5) Stärkt nationell kapacitet för att utrusta studerande med kunskap, kompetenser, värderingar och attityder som behövs för att leva ett hälsosamt liv, främja hållbar utveckling och engagera sig i världen som ansvarstagande globala medborgare. (6) Forskning och framsynthet (framtidsstudier), samt uppföljning och rapportering om att SDG 4 "god utbildning" har genererat belägg, rekommendationer och insikter för att främja framsteg inom SDG 4. Sidastödet kommer vara i linje med ovan prioriteringar inom UNESCOs arbete med utbildning. Sida bedömer dock att det är nödvändigt att ännu mera adressera skolrelaterat könsrelaterat våld (SRGBV). Även sexualundervisning som adresserar sexuell mångfald och könsidentitet/uttryck kan förbättra skolklimatet. Även UNESCO´s arbete med utbildning för hållbar utveckling (ESD) bör prioriteras ännu mera. Rent generellt bedöms utbildning vara en nyckel för att åstadkomma resultat inom många andra SDG. Utöver SDG 4 (god utbildning för alla) så bedöms stödet vara relevant för SDG 3 (hälsa och välbefinnande), SDG 5 (jämställdhet), SDG 6 (vatten och sanitet), SDG 8 (Anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt), SDG 12 (ansvarsfull konsumtion och produktion), SDG 13 (bekämpa klimatförändringen), SDG 17 (genomförande och globalt partnerskap). Några konkreta planerade resultat som visar på vilken typ av mer specifika resultat som UNESCO planerar för perioden 2018-2021: (1) 7.000 personer från utbildningssektorn utbildas inom planering, budgetering och uppföljning. (2) 1,140 nationella statistiker och andra intressenter utbildas inom produktion och användande av utbildningsdata och statistik. (3) 6.000 personer utbildas i att leverera utbildning inom läs- och skrivkunnighet samt baskunskaper. (4) 3.500 lärare, skolledare och inspektörer utbildas i läroplan för lärarutbildning. (5) 200 kunskapsprodukter publiceras årligen, te.x., rapporter, böcker, tekniska instruktioner, policydokument, studier, m.m. (6) 100 institutioner för lärarutbildning får bättre integrering av utbildning för hållbar utveckling (ESD) på alla nivåer av lärarutbildningen. (7) 60 länder får sexualundervisning som motvarar den reviderade International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education (ITGSE). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Asia, regional America, regional Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified Primary education Basic Education Generellt har Unesco uppnått goda resultat för perioden 2018-2021 och levererat på samtliga förväntade resultat i resultatramverket för 39 C/5 och 40 C/5. Exempel på några av resultaten för den här perioden: - 150 länder har fått tekniskt stöd för att anpassa, genomföra och rapportera kring SDG4, god utbildning för alla. - 112 länder fått rådgivning och stöd för att kunna fortsätta undervisning under covid-pandemin - 500 utbildningsinstitutioner har fått stöd för att stärka länders yrkes- och lärarutbildningar - Globalt har 20 000 personer fått vidarutbildning i planering, styrning och rapportering av data inom utbildningssektorn - Över 30 miljoner elever, framför allt i Afrika, har tagit del av sexualundervisning med stöd från Unesco - 12 miljoner studenter har nåtts av Unescos program med syfte att öka jämställdheten inom STEM-utbildningar (STEM-Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) - Den första globala konventionen för högre utbildning har antagits och ratificerats av 14 länder - 2 800 deltagare från 161 länder deltog i Unescos World Conference for Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) i maj 2021 och antog Berlindeklarationen om hållbar utveckling som säger att miljö och klimatfrågor ska vara en del av nationella läroplaner i alla utbildningssystem. - Unesco ledde arbetet med den framåtblickande rapporten "Futures of Education" som låg till grund för högnivåmötet om utbildning, Transforming Education Summit, i anslutning till FN:s generalförsamling i september 2022 - Mer än 500 vetenskapliga rapporter har tagits fram och 10 databaser etablerats till stöd för evidensbaserad politik och policy inom utbildningsområdet - Unesco ledde arbetet med att reformera mandatet och uppdraget för Global Coordination Mechanism (GCM) for SDG 4. Under 2021 etablerades SDG4-Education 2030 High-Level Steering Committee (HLSC) där Unesco sitter som ordförande. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050300-6105030001 Sweden Unesco education support 2018-2021. The Sida support to UNESCO´s education sector 2018-2021 is for the organisations work with education. It is a global non-earmarked support to the whole of UNESCO´s application and is inline with UNESCO Medium-Term Strategy for 2014-2021 (37 C/4) and Programme and Budget for 2018-2021 (39 C/5). Gender equality is integrated throughout the results framework in the education sector/programme area. UNESCO utbildningstöd 2018-2021. Sida stödet till UNESCO education sector 2018-2021 avser organisationens arbete med utbildning. Det är ett globalt obundet stöd till hela UNESCOs ansökan och är i linje med UNESCO Medium-Term Strategy för perioden 2014-2021 (37 C/4) och Programme and Budget för perioden 2018-2021(39 C/5). Jämställdhet är välintegrerat i resultatramverket för utbildningssektorn. Sedan Millenniemålen (MDGs) sattes från 1990 så har stora framsteg skett i att förse världens människor med god utbildning. Men ett antal utmaningar kvarstår: (1) 264 miljoner barn och ungdomar går fortfarande inte i skolan. (2) 753 miljoner vuxna saknar läskunnighet och mer än 100 miljoner unga människor kan inte läsa. (3) Låg kvalitet på utbildningen och bristen på kvalificerade lärare. (4) Få länder har uppnått jämställdhet mellan könen. (5) Studerande med funktionshinder fortsätter möta hinder. (6) Skolor i många fattiga länder saknar tillgång till elektricitet, dricksvatten, toaletter, informations och kommunikationsteknologi och internet. (7) Länderna själva och biståndsgivare prioriterar inte utbildning i den grad så att SDG 4 utbildning kan uppfyllas. Sidastödet till UNESCO education sector 2018-2021 avser organisationens arbete med utbildning. Det är ett globalt obundet stöd till hela UNESCOs arbete med utbildning och är i linje med UNESCO Medium-Term Strategy för perioden 2014-2021 (37 C/4) och Programme and Budget för perioden 2018-2021(39 C/5).  Sidafinansierade förväntade resultat avser: (1) Förbättrade nationella utbildningspolicyer och planer för att främja tillgång till rättvis förskoleverksamhet och barnomsorg, primär och sekundärutbildning av god kvalitet genom livslångt lärande. (2) Rättvisa och responsiva system för teknisk- och yrkesutbildning som utrustar ungdomar och vuxna med relevanta kompetenser för anställning, rättvisa arbetsvillkor, entreprenörskap/företagande och ett livslångt lärande. (3) Förbättrade policyer och planer samt mobilisering av globala ansträngningar för att förbättra, skala upp (inklusive genom ICT), och följa upp anskaffning av grundläggande kompetenser och möjligheter för ett livslångt lärande för ungdomar och vuxna. (4) Nationell lärarpolicy utvecklas och/eller genomförs, samt förbättrade program för lärarutbildning för att öka tillgången av kvalificerade och motiverade lärare. (5) Stärkt nationell kapacitet för att utrusta studerande med kunskap, kompetenser, värderingar och attityder som behövs för att leva ett hälsosamt liv, främja hållbar utveckling och engagera sig i världen som ansvarstagande globala medborgare. (6) Forskning och framsynthet (framtidsstudier), samt uppföljning och rapportering om att SDG 4 "god utbildning" har genererat belägg, rekommendationer och insikter för att främja framsteg inom SDG 4. Sidastödet kommer vara i linje med ovan prioriteringar inom UNESCOs arbete med utbildning. Sida bedömer dock att det är nödvändigt att ännu mera adressera skolrelaterat könsrelaterat våld (SRGBV). Även sexualundervisning som adresserar sexuell mångfald och könsidentitet/uttryck kan förbättra skolklimatet. Även UNESCO´s arbete med utbildning för hållbar utveckling (ESD) bör prioriteras ännu mera. Rent generellt bedöms utbildning vara en nyckel för att åstadkomma resultat inom många andra SDG. Utöver SDG 4 (god utbildning för alla) så bedöms stödet vara relevant för SDG 3 (hälsa och välbefinnande), SDG 5 (jämställdhet), SDG 6 (vatten och sanitet), SDG 8 (Anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt), SDG 12 (ansvarsfull konsumtion och produktion), SDG 13 (bekämpa klimatförändringen), SDG 17 (genomförande och globalt partnerskap). Några konkreta planerade resultat som visar på vilken typ av mer specifika resultat som UNESCO planerar för perioden 2018-2021: (1) 7.000 personer från utbildningssektorn utbildas inom planering, budgetering och uppföljning. (2) 1,140 nationella statistiker och andra intressenter utbildas inom produktion och användande av utbildningsdata och statistik. (3) 6.000 personer utbildas i att leverera utbildning inom läs- och skrivkunnighet samt baskunskaper. (4) 3.500 lärare, skolledare och inspektörer utbildas i läroplan för lärarutbildning. (5) 200 kunskapsprodukter publiceras årligen, te.x., rapporter, böcker, tekniska instruktioner, policydokument, studier, m.m. (6) 100 institutioner för lärarutbildning får bättre integrering av utbildning för hållbar utveckling (ESD) på alla nivåer av lärarutbildningen. (7) 60 länder får sexualundervisning som motvarar den reviderade International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education (ITGSE). Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 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It is a global non-earmarked support to the whole of UNESCO´s application and is inline with UNESCO Medium-Term Strategy for 2014-2021 (37 C/4) and Programme and Budget for 2018-2021 (39 C/5). Gender equality is integrated throughout the results framework in the education sector/programme area. UNESCO utbildningstöd 2018-2021. Sida stödet till UNESCO education sector 2018-2021 avser organisationens arbete med utbildning. Det är ett globalt obundet stöd till hela UNESCOs ansökan och är i linje med UNESCO Medium-Term Strategy för perioden 2014-2021 (37 C/4) och Programme and Budget för perioden 2018-2021(39 C/5). Jämställdhet är välintegrerat i resultatramverket för utbildningssektorn. Sedan Millenniemålen (MDGs) sattes från 1990 så har stora framsteg skett i att förse världens människor med god utbildning. Men ett antal utmaningar kvarstår: (1) 264 miljoner barn och ungdomar går fortfarande inte i skolan. (2) 753 miljoner vuxna saknar läskunnighet och mer än 100 miljoner unga människor kan inte läsa. (3) Låg kvalitet på utbildningen och bristen på kvalificerade lärare. (4) Få länder har uppnått jämställdhet mellan könen. (5) Studerande med funktionshinder fortsätter möta hinder. (6) Skolor i många fattiga länder saknar tillgång till elektricitet, dricksvatten, toaletter, informations och kommunikationsteknologi och internet. (7) Länderna själva och biståndsgivare prioriterar inte utbildning i den grad så att SDG 4 utbildning kan uppfyllas. Sidastödet till UNESCO education sector 2018-2021 avser organisationens arbete med utbildning. Det är ett globalt obundet stöd till hela UNESCOs arbete med utbildning och är i linje med UNESCO Medium-Term Strategy för perioden 2014-2021 (37 C/4) och Programme and Budget för perioden 2018-2021(39 C/5).  Sidafinansierade förväntade resultat avser: (1) Förbättrade nationella utbildningspolicyer och planer för att främja tillgång till rättvis förskoleverksamhet och barnomsorg, primär och sekundärutbildning av god kvalitet genom livslångt lärande. (2) Rättvisa och responsiva system för teknisk- och yrkesutbildning som utrustar ungdomar och vuxna med relevanta kompetenser för anställning, rättvisa arbetsvillkor, entreprenörskap/företagande och ett livslångt lärande. (3) Förbättrade policyer och planer samt mobilisering av globala ansträngningar för att förbättra, skala upp (inklusive genom ICT), och följa upp anskaffning av grundläggande kompetenser och möjligheter för ett livslångt lärande för ungdomar och vuxna. (4) Nationell lärarpolicy utvecklas och/eller genomförs, samt förbättrade program för lärarutbildning för att öka tillgången av kvalificerade och motiverade lärare. (5) Stärkt nationell kapacitet för att utrusta studerande med kunskap, kompetenser, värderingar och attityder som behövs för att leva ett hälsosamt liv, främja hållbar utveckling och engagera sig i världen som ansvarstagande globala medborgare. (6) Forskning och framsynthet (framtidsstudier), samt uppföljning och rapportering om att SDG 4 "god utbildning" har genererat belägg, rekommendationer och insikter för att främja framsteg inom SDG 4. Sidastödet kommer vara i linje med ovan prioriteringar inom UNESCOs arbete med utbildning. Sida bedömer dock att det är nödvändigt att ännu mera adressera skolrelaterat könsrelaterat våld (SRGBV). Även sexualundervisning som adresserar sexuell mångfald och könsidentitet/uttryck kan förbättra skolklimatet. Även UNESCO´s arbete med utbildning för hållbar utveckling (ESD) bör prioriteras ännu mera. Rent generellt bedöms utbildning vara en nyckel för att åstadkomma resultat inom många andra SDG. Utöver SDG 4 (god utbildning för alla) så bedöms stödet vara relevant för SDG 3 (hälsa och välbefinnande), SDG 5 (jämställdhet), SDG 6 (vatten och sanitet), SDG 8 (Anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt), SDG 12 (ansvarsfull konsumtion och produktion), SDG 13 (bekämpa klimatförändringen), SDG 17 (genomförande och globalt partnerskap). Några konkreta planerade resultat som visar på vilken typ av mer specifika resultat som UNESCO planerar för perioden 2018-2021: (1) 7.000 personer från utbildningssektorn utbildas inom planering, budgetering och uppföljning. (2) 1,140 nationella statistiker och andra intressenter utbildas inom produktion och användande av utbildningsdata och statistik. (3) 6.000 personer utbildas i att leverera utbildning inom läs- och skrivkunnighet samt baskunskaper. (4) 3.500 lärare, skolledare och inspektörer utbildas i läroplan för lärarutbildning. (5) 200 kunskapsprodukter publiceras årligen, te.x., rapporter, böcker, tekniska instruktioner, policydokument, studier, m.m. (6) 100 institutioner för lärarutbildning får bättre integrering av utbildning för hållbar utveckling (ESD) på alla nivåer av lärarutbildningen. (7) 60 länder får sexualundervisning som motvarar den reviderade International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education (ITGSE). Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. 4.6 - By 2030, ensure that all youth and a substantial proportion of adults, both men and women, achieve literacy and numeracy. 4.6 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla ungdomar och en väsentlig andel av alla vuxna – både män och kvinnor – lär sig läsa, skriva och räkna. 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RWEE's second phase starts in 2022 and runs until 2027. The program is implemented as a Multi-Party Trust Fund (MPTF) where a number of UN agencies - Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), UN Women and the World Food Program (WFP) - are implementing organisations. The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) administers the program. Joint Program for Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women (RWEE) är ett globalt initiativ som syftar till att säkra landsbygdskvinnors försörjning och rättigheter i linje med hållbar utveckling. RWEE:s andra fas startar 2022 och löper till 2027. Programmet genomförs som en Multi-Party Trust Fund (MPTF) där flertalet FN-organ - Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), UN Women and the World Food Program (WFP) - är implementerande organisationer. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) administrerar programmet. RWEE syftar till att skapa hållbar transformativ förändring och stärka den ekonomiska egenmakten för kvinnor och flickor på landsbygden. Programmet genomförs 2022-2025 och fokuserar på fyra mål: Mål 1: Förbättrad livsmedelstrygghet och näring för kvinnor på landsbygden, inklusive hushåll, vilket bidrar till rättvisa och hållbara livsmedelssystem Mål 2: Ökade inkomster, anständigt arbete och ekonomisk egenmakt för att säkra försörjning och bygga motståndskraft bland kvinnor på landsbygden Mål 3: Stärkt röst och inflytande bland kvinnor på landsbygden för jämlikt deltagande och ledarskap på hushålls-, samhälls- och organisationsnivå samt i styrningssystem Mål 4: Stärkta genderanpassade rättsliga ramverk, policyer och institutioner för att skapa en gynnsam miljö för kvinnor på landsbygden att säkra sin försörjning, sina rättigheter och motståndskraft Programmets målgruppsfokus har utökats för fas II och inkluderar kvinnor utanför jordbrukssektorn samt män och pojkar. Liksom under fas I kommer de mest sårbara kvinnorna på landsbygden och ekonomiskt aktiva kvinnor att fortsatt vara målgruppsfokus. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Niger (the) Nepal Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of Oceania, regional Asia, regional Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural development Agriculture Nedan följer några exempel på resultat från de fyra olika outcome-nivåerna i programmet där koppling görs till strategin som insatsen bidrog till 2024. Samtliga referenser hänför sig till JP RWEE, Annual Report 2024. Outcome 1 Förbättrad livsmedelssäkerhet och näring för kvinnor på landsbygden och deras hushåll, vilket bidrar till rättvisa och hållbara livsmedelssystem. För att uppnå ovanstående genomfördes utbildningar i samtliga länder i hållbara jordbruksmetoder, förbättrad hantering efter skörd och näringsutbildning. Totalt rapporterade 9 312 kvinnor och män stärkta färdigheter inom näring, hälsa och livsmedelssäkerhet, något över målet på 9 030. Tillgång till rådgivningstjänster, inklusive väderinformation, rapporterades av totalt 5 082 kvinnor på landsbygden (5 % under målet), och användning av förbättrade metoder för hantering och lagring efter skörd rapporterades av 6 838 kvinnor (17 % under målet). Totalt nådde programmet 20 273 kvinnor på landsbygden och deras hushåll, vilket motsvarar 75% av det totala delmålet och där förseningarna i Stillahavsregionen drog ner på den totala måluppfyllelsen. Baserat på insamlade data noterade programmet stabila nivåer av jordbruksproduktivitet. Andelen kvinnor på landsbygden som uppnådde en acceptabel kostvariation ökade med 2 % i alla länder. Förlusterna efter skörd minskade något. Besök hos programdeltagarna visade positiva effekter i alla länder, där kvinnor rapporterade ökad jordbruksproduktivitet, förbättrad kostvariation och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatchocker. I Tanzania fick 311 kvinnor tillgång till mark som också registrerades under traditional rätt. Outcome 2 Landsbygdskvinnors inkomster, anständiga arbete och ekonomiska oberoende ökas för att säkra deras försörjning och bygga motståndskraft Totalt nåddes 14 966 kvinnor under resultat 2, vilket är 63 % av av det totala delmålet. Projektdeltagarna rapporterade ökade inkomster, ekonomiskt oberoende och större kontroll över inkomster, samt förbättrat deltagande i hushållens beslutsfattande. Lantbruksinkomsterna steg globalt med 2 % över målet, där Tanzania bidrog mest och ökade med 15% rörande lantbruksinkomster (baslinje USD 99) och 24% övriga inkomster (off-farm inkomster baslinje USD 90). Fysisk tillgång till marknader, bearbetnings- och lagringsanläggningar förbättrades för 17 421 landsbygdskvinnor, vilket översteg målet med 9 %, och var mest uttalat i Tanzania och Niger. Insamlade data visar också att 2 674 landsbygdskvinnor rapporterade att de började formellt arbeta, vilket motsvarar 15 % över det planerade målet. Endast Tunisiens arbetsgivare åtog sig att förbättra arbetsvillkor och anställningspraxis, med handlingsplaner under utveckling. Outcome 3 Kvinnors röst och handlingsfrihet på landsbygden ökade för fullt och lika deltagande och ledarskap i sina hushåll, samhällen, organisationer och styrningssystem Programmet stödde 18 067 kvinnor inom mål 3 år 2024 och uppfyllde 82 % av delmålet. Kvinnor deltar nu i allt högre grad i lokala styrorgan och har större beslutsmakt över jordbruksproduktion och produktiva tillgångar, samt ökat förtroende för att uttrycka sina åsikter och påverka beslut. Identifierade utmaningar är dock inrotade sociala normer och samordningsproblem, och det finns skillnader i ledarpositioner. Kvinnor deltog i 206 formella grupper och delade information om att de hade övergått till formellt erkända producentorganisationer, kooperativ eller fackföreningar Outcome 4 Jämställdhetsanpassade rättsliga ramverk, politik och institutioner stärkta för att skapa en gynnsam miljö för kvinnor på landsbygden att säkra sina försörjningsmöjligheter, rättigheter och motståndskraft Totalt nåddes 11 256 kvinnor under denna outcome, något över målet. Flera policier och nationella strategier som inkluderade jämställdhetsaspekter godkändes och reviderades under perioden som t.ex. jordbruksstrategin i Nepal, marklagen från 1995 i Tanzania, nationella strategin för miljömässigt ren matlagning (clean cooking) i Tanzania och den nationella strategin för ekonomisk och social kapacitetsutveckling av landsbygdskvinnor och flickor i Tunisien. Utöver detta stödde programmet också jämställdhetsbaserad planering och budgetering i Tanzania och Tunisien. Dessutom rapporterades det att 9 829 landsbygdskvinnor hade ökad förståelse och kunskap om juridiska rättigheter och policymekanismer vilket var 38% över målet. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ (2023) JP RWEE har under det gångna året ökat implementeringstakten i programländerna och som ett resultat av strategiska givardialoger har även Schweiz och Irland anslutit sig som finansiärer vilket stärker programmets potential att leverera stärkta resultat på en större skala. På global nivå har JP RWEE fokuserat både på att bidra till framtagandet av globala ramverk som bidrar till stärkandet av kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt samt på att öka initiativets synlighet inom internationella forum. Exempelvis så har arrangerade JP RWEE under konferensen "Committee on World Food Security" (CFS) 51 ett side event som visade på hur programmets breda aktörssamverkan har stärkt kvinnors roll inom jordbrukssektorn i programländerna. Syftet var att sprida information om hur JP RWEE verkar för ökad livsmedelstrygghet bl.a. genom integreringen av MDDW (Minimum Dietary Diversity for Women) indikatorer i resultatuppföljningen. Högnivåpanelen, där bl.a. Statssekreterare Dan Ericsson öppningstalade å Sveriges vägnar, skapade stort intresse från andra möjliga givare och bidrog till positioneringen av programmets andra fas. JP RWEE bidrog även till FAOs Voluntary Guidelines on Gender Equality and Women's and Girls' Empowerment in the Context of Food Security and Nutrition (VG GEWGE) vilka slutfördes 14/6 2023 och beslutades under 51:e sessionen av CFS. JP RWEE har även utvecklat verktyg inom ramarna för det globala programmet som vägleder det bilaterala arbetet samt stöttat genomförandet inom programländerna Tanzania, Niger, Nepal, Tunisien och Stillahavsöarna (Fiji, Kiribati, Solomonöarna och Tonga). Programmet har bl.a. bidragit till följande resultat på landnivå: i) Det finns flertalet exempel på hur JP RWEE stöttat framtagandet av nationella policyer och strategier med ansatsen att skapa en gynnsam miljö för kvinnors egenmakt med fokus på landsbygden. Exempelvis bidrog JP RWEE till en nationell strategi för ekonomisk och social egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor i landsbygdsområden i Tunisien. Ministeriet för familj, kvinnor, barn och äldre (MFWCE) lanserade denna strategi på den internationella dagen för landsbygdskvinnor (IDRW) som en del av en workshop faciliterad av JP RWEE. Tekniskt stöd kommer att tillhandahållas för att operationalisera strategin. På liknande vis stöttade JP RWEE i Tanzania framtagandet och lanseringen av Blue Economy Gender Strategy and Action Plan av Ministeriet för blå ekonomi och fiske i Zanzibar. Denna strategi tar upp viktiga frågor som kvinnors tillgång till resurser, finansiering och marknader. JP RWEE kommer att fortsätta att tillhandahålla tekniskt stöd för genomförandet av handlingsplanen under de kommande åren av programmet. Inom ramarna för programmet på Zanzibar har JP RWEE också inlett ett nära samarbete med lokala Ministerier vilket resulterat i öppnandet av ett flertal barnomvårdnadscenter vilket möjliggjort för kvinnor att i högre grad förvärvsarbeta. ii) Därutöver har JP RWEE bidragit till att stärka kvinnors röst och inflytande i centrala processer på lokal nivå inom programländerna. Ett tydligt exempel på detta under föregående år är från Niger. Programmet etablerade 357 s k Dimitraklubbar med totalt 8 485 deltagare (6 019 kvinnor och 2 466 män). Dessa klubbar gav kvinnor möjlighet att aktivt delta i beslutsfattande forum, som letts av lokala myndigheter med goda resultat redan under implementeringens första år. Kvinnor, som tidigare var frånvarande vid sådana offentliga möten, började ta ordet i byförsamlingar, och deras bidrag hade en påverkan på beslutsfattande kring frågor såsom vattentillgång och boskapsrelaterade konflikters lösning. Detta representerar en tydlig indikation på den transformativa förändring som JP RWEE bidrar till att skapa förutsättningar för en ökad egenmakt för kvinnor. Utöver att JP RWEE på så vis stärker förutsättningarna för kvinnors deltagande och ledarskap på lokal nivå såsom i exemplet i Niger så drar programmet även lärdomar kring metodansatserna, och kunskapen replikeras via dess globala plattform. iii) Programmet har även bidragit till etableringen av innovativa samverkansprojekt med tydligt ägarskap och saminvesteringar ifrån relevanta lokala och nationella myndigheter. Exempelvis etableras s k Custom Hire Centers (CHCs) i Nepal med samfinansiering motsvarande 1,5 miljoner Nepalesiska rupees ifrån lokala myndigheter. Genom dessa CHCs får kvinnliga lantbrukare i området möjlighet att hyra relevant utrustning för att minska beroendet av manuellt arbete på fälten vilket frigör mer tid för att utöka andra inkomstgenererande sysslor. Det möjliggör även för kvinnokooperativen att öka produktiviteten i sin odling och på så sätt stärka sina inkomster. Dessutom har detta bäring på programmets ansats att förmå institutioner att skapa en gynnsam miljö för kvinnor på landsbygden att säkra sin försörjning, i detta fall genom att säkra upp ytterligare finansiering inom ramarna för nationella ministeriers budget för att stärka kvinnors egenmakt. iii) Ett konkret landspecifikt exempel på hur kvinnors matsäkerhet förbättrats genom JP RWEE är från landprogrammet i Tanzania. Programmet underlättade under föregående år tilldelningen av Certifikat för sedvanliga rättigheter till besittning (CCROs) till 204 förmånstagare, varav 98 kvinnor. Detta gav kvinnor säker tillgång till mark, vilket är ett avgörande steg mot systemförändring på lokal nivå genom stärkandet av kvinnors rätt till ägande vilket också innebär en viktig demonstrationseffekt med liknande exempel i Niger. Som ett resultat ökade de berörda kvinnornas grönsaksproduktion, vilket ledde till större kostvariation och förbättrat näringsintag för deras hushåll. Dessutom såldes överskottsproduktionen, vilket genererade extra inkomst med positiv effekt för kvinnornas ekonomiska egenmakt. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050355-6105035501 Sweden The Joint Program for Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women (RWEE) is a global initiative aimed at securing the livelihoods and rights of rural women in line with sustainable development. RWEE's second phase starts in 2022 and runs until 2027. The program is implemented as a Multi-Party Trust Fund (MPTF) where a number of UN agencies - Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), UN Women and the World Food Program (WFP) - are implementing organisations. The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) administers the program. Joint Program for Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women (RWEE) är ett globalt initiativ som syftar till att säkra landsbygdskvinnors försörjning och rättigheter i linje med hållbar utveckling. RWEE:s andra fas startar 2022 och löper till 2027. Programmet genomförs som en Multi-Party Trust Fund (MPTF) där flertalet FN-organ - Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), UN Women and the World Food Program (WFP) - är implementerande organisationer. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) administrerar programmet. RWEE syftar till att skapa hållbar transformativ förändring och stärka den ekonomiska egenmakten för kvinnor och flickor på landsbygden. Programmet genomförs 2022-2025 och fokuserar på fyra mål: Mål 1: Förbättrad livsmedelstrygghet och näring för kvinnor på landsbygden, inklusive hushåll, vilket bidrar till rättvisa och hållbara livsmedelssystem Mål 2: Ökade inkomster, anständigt arbete och ekonomisk egenmakt för att säkra försörjning och bygga motståndskraft bland kvinnor på landsbygden Mål 3: Stärkt röst och inflytande bland kvinnor på landsbygden för jämlikt deltagande och ledarskap på hushålls-, samhälls- och organisationsnivå samt i styrningssystem Mål 4: Stärkta genderanpassade rättsliga ramverk, policyer och institutioner för att skapa en gynnsam miljö för kvinnor på landsbygden att säkra sin försörjning, sina rättigheter och motståndskraft Programmets målgruppsfokus har utökats för fas II och inkluderar kvinnor utanför jordbrukssektorn samt män och pojkar. Liksom under fas I kommer de mest sårbara kvinnorna på landsbygden och ekonomiskt aktiva kvinnor att fortsatt vara målgruppsfokus. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 0 0 0 8000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 2400000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 2400000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 2400000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 2400000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 2400000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 8000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 2400000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 2400000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 2400000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 2400000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 2400000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened ownership and tenure rights for land and natural resources Stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050355-6105035502 Sweden The Joint Program for Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women (RWEE) is a global initiative aimed at securing the livelihoods and rights of rural women in line with sustainable development. RWEE's second phase starts in 2022 and runs until 2027. The program is implemented as a Multi-Party Trust Fund (MPTF) where a number of UN agencies - Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), UN Women and the World Food Program (WFP) - are implementing organisations. The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) administers the program. Joint Program for Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women (RWEE) är ett globalt initiativ som syftar till att säkra landsbygdskvinnors försörjning och rättigheter i linje med hållbar utveckling. RWEE:s andra fas startar 2022 och löper till 2027. Programmet genomförs som en Multi-Party Trust Fund (MPTF) där flertalet FN-organ - Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), UN Women and the World Food Program (WFP) - är implementerande organisationer. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) administrerar programmet. RWEE syftar till att skapa hållbar transformativ förändring och stärka den ekonomiska egenmakten för kvinnor och flickor på landsbygden. Programmet genomförs 2022-2025 och fokuserar på fyra mål: Mål 1: Förbättrad livsmedelstrygghet och näring för kvinnor på landsbygden, inklusive hushåll, vilket bidrar till rättvisa och hållbara livsmedelssystem Mål 2: Ökade inkomster, anständigt arbete och ekonomisk egenmakt för att säkra försörjning och bygga motståndskraft bland kvinnor på landsbygden Mål 3: Stärkt röst och inflytande bland kvinnor på landsbygden för jämlikt deltagande och ledarskap på hushålls-, samhälls- och organisationsnivå samt i styrningssystem Mål 4: Stärkta genderanpassade rättsliga ramverk, policyer och institutioner för att skapa en gynnsam miljö för kvinnor på landsbygden att säkra sin försörjning, sina rättigheter och motståndskraft Programmets målgruppsfokus har utökats för fas II och inkluderar kvinnor utanför jordbrukssektorn samt män och pojkar. Liksom under fas I kommer de mest sårbara kvinnorna på landsbygden och ekonomiskt aktiva kvinnor att fortsatt vara målgruppsfokus. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 20000000 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 0 0 10000000 20000000 10250000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 2250000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 2050000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 2000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 2000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 450000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 2000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 900000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4100000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4100000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 900000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthening of women’s economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for food security, sustainable food systems, increased productivity and sustainability in agriculture, forestry and fishing, and strengthened ownership and tenure rights to land and natural resources Förbättrade förutsättningar för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, hållbara livsmedelssystem, ökad produktivitet och hållbarhet inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske samt stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050456 Sweden Toronto Centre 2016-2020 Kärnstöd till Toronto Leadership Centre för perioden 2016-2019. Insatsen har som övergripande mål att stärka utvecklingsländers kapacitet att reglera/övervaka den finansiella sektorn i riktning mot stabila och inkluderande marknader. Toronto Centre (TC) är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation som grundades 1998 av dåvarande kanadensiska CIDA, Världsbanken och Schulich School of International Business som ett direkt svar på den asiatiska krisen som tydligt visade att ekonomiska framsteg och minskad fattigdom riskerar kraftiga bakslag ifall en ekonomisk kris bryter ut. IMF och Sida (sedan 2008) har anslutit som finansiärer och verksamheten är inne i en stark expansionsfas med stor efterfrågan på centrets tjänster. TC erbjuder olika program i samarbete med mottagarländernas regler- eller övervakningsinstitutioner (typ Finansinspektion eller Centralbank) som kan vara veckolånga eller återkommande över en 4-årsperiod till vissa länder. Områdena som täcks utgörs av banking, försäkring, värdepapper, pensioner, mikrofinans och mikroförsäkring. TCs ursprungliga ansökan låg på MSEK 13,8 per år men har reducerats ner till MSEK 9, främst beroende på Sidas neddragna anslag. Det nu aktuella beloppet innebär ändå en höjning vilket speglar det faktum att verksamheten, enligt flera oberoende utvärderingar, bedrivs framgångsrikt och effektivt. CIDA (numera GAC) är största finansiär. Under 2015 deltog sammanlagt 1 300 personer i 66 olika program. Den nu aktuella avtalsperioden baseras på fyra strategiska mål: * Expandera verksamheten och erbjuda fler program * Utöka andelen fleråriga program * Fördjupa uppföljningen med deltagarna genom post-program aktiviteter och on-line resurscenter * Kontinuerligt följa upp och sträva efter ökad kvalitet, bl a via Program Quality Task Force Sida har tidigare framgångsrikt drivit frågan om jämställdhet och kommer även göra det framgent inklusive miljö/klimat. Utvecklingsinsatsens avsedda effekt är att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling genom att de finansiella marknaderna är stabila, uthålliga och tillgängliga för alla. Detta uppnås genom att höja kapaciteten hos de institutioner som reglerar/övervakar dessa marknader via ökad krisberedskap och förändringsbenägenhet i överensstämmelse med senast utvecklad "best practise" och som syftar mot mer inkluderande och mer effektivt fungerande finansiella marknader. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Education/training in banking and financial services Banking & Financial Services Insatsen baseras på en väl genomarbetad förändringsteori (senast uppdaterad 2019) som kopplar till ett resultatramverk med indikatorer på olika nivåer. Verksamheten innebär att deltagare erhåller träning inom relevanta områden kopplade till finansiell stabilitet. Generellt sett var 2019 ett produktivt år för TC genom att man fortsatte att leverera implementering enligt plan (2016-2020). Mer specifikt innebar det att man genomförde 78 kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram (med fokus på riskbaserad övervakning), utökade de långsiktiga landprogrammen, stärkte rådgivningsfunktionen samt fortsatte utvecklandet av TC-community genom sociala medier och webinarier. Fortsatta satsningar på jämställdhet och klimatrisker genomfördes också. Sett över hela avtalsperioden uppnåddes en stabil ökning av genomförda program då motsvarande siffra för 2016 var 57 program. Globecs förändringsteori Finansiell stabilitet är en avgörande faktor för uthållig fattigdomsbekämpning. Insatsen innebär fokus på hur nationella institutioner, vilket motsvarar Finansinspektioner men som i utvecklingsländer ofta utgör en integrerad del av centralbanken, kan utvecklas inom ramarna för balansgången mellan alltför slapp eller alltför rigid övervakning. TC utnyttjar härvidlag internationell "best practise" men kan också sägas bidra till att den globala normativa kunskapsnivån utvecklas och systematiseras. Bedömningen av fördelningen mellan de olika genomförandekanalerna är därför att 30% kan hänföras till GLOB/NORM och 70% till NAT/INST och att inget direkt genomförande är kopplat till den direkta målgruppen. Resultatramverk och ett axplock av uppnådda resultat Ramverket består av fyra pelare och inom parentes anges till vilken genomförandekanal från GLOBECs förändringsteori som pelaren kan hänföras till: -  Kapacitetsutveckling riktad till reglerare/övervakare (NAT/INST)    Målet 2019 var att leverera 75 program vilket överskreds genom att man genomförde 81 (varav 3 icke-ODA)   Målet 2019 var att genomföra en specifik certifieringskurs vilket skedde 2 gånger under året   Målet 2019 var att erbjuda 15 stipendier vilket överskreds genom att man erbjöd 25 stipendier -  Öka antalet fleråriga landengagemang (NAT/INST)    Målet 2019 var 40% av budgeten, 30 besök och 10 partnerländer. Resultatet blev 42%, 34 besök och 12 länder. -  Expandera rådgivningsfunktionen (GLOB/NORM)    Målet är att etablera sig som den naturliga aktören att vända sig till vilket innebär vissa mätutmaningar men ett flertal aktiviteter har genomförts.  -  Säkerställa kvalitetsaspekten på de genomförda programmen    Återkopplingen från deltagarna analyseras noggrant och sammantaget förbättrades omdömena marginellt jämfört med tidigare år Av de 81 programmen som genomfördes 2019 var 9 internationella (1 genomfördes traditionsenligt i Stockholm), 18 regionala, 20 landspecifika och 34 fleråriga landprogram. Drygt 2 100 deltagare från 112 länder, varav 46% kvinnor, genomgick något av programmen. Efterfrågan bedöms fortsatt vara hög och det är tillgången till finansiering som utgör den främsta begränsningen. Av de landspecifika programmen riktades 30% till LDC-länder och 40% utgjordes av Sida-länder. Jämställdhet och klimat utgör områden som ges extra uppmärksamhet och fr a jämställdhet integreras och följs upp systematiskt. Sammantaget lyckas TC leverera bra resultat på sina indikatorer och resultatramverk. Resonemangen utifrån förändringsteorin hur man når impact-målet blir alltmer komplexa och något mer spekulativa ju högre upp i kedjan man kommer men bygger ändå på realistiska antaganden och verkliga observationer. Denna uppfattning delas av utvärderaren. Under 2020 utgjorde hanteringen av covid givetvis en icke förväntad realitet. Intrycket är att TC med mycket kort varsel lyckades ställa om verksamheten men också kunde erbjuda stöd och rådgivning i en känslig period då stor osäkerhet rådde vilket kunde ha lett till omfattande instabilitet och behov av kostsam krishantering. Ett Centre of Excellence for Crisis Preparedness etablerades sålunda redan i slutet av mars. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050456-6105045601 Sweden Toronto Centre 2016-2020 Kärnstöd till Toronto Leadership Centre för perioden 2016-2019. Insatsen har som övergripande mål att stärka utvecklingsländers kapacitet att reglera/övervaka den finansiella sektorn i riktning mot stabila och inkluderande marknader. Toronto Centre (TC) är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation som grundades 1998 av dåvarande kanadensiska CIDA, Världsbanken och Schulich School of International Business som ett direkt svar på den asiatiska krisen som tydligt visade att ekonomiska framsteg och minskad fattigdom riskerar kraftiga bakslag ifall en ekonomisk kris bryter ut. IMF och Sida (sedan 2008) har anslutit som finansiärer och verksamheten är inne i en stark expansionsfas med stor efterfrågan på centrets tjänster. TC erbjuder olika program i samarbete med mottagarländernas regler- eller övervakningsinstitutioner (typ Finansinspektion eller Centralbank) som kan vara veckolånga eller återkommande över en 4-årsperiod till vissa länder. Områdena som täcks utgörs av banking, försäkring, värdepapper, pensioner, mikrofinans och mikroförsäkring. TCs ursprungliga ansökan låg på MSEK 13,8 per år men har reducerats ner till MSEK 9, främst beroende på Sidas neddragna anslag. Det nu aktuella beloppet innebär ändå en höjning vilket speglar det faktum att verksamheten, enligt flera oberoende utvärderingar, bedrivs framgångsrikt och effektivt. CIDA (numera GAC) är största finansiär. Under 2015 deltog sammanlagt 1 300 personer i 66 olika program. Den nu aktuella avtalsperioden baseras på fyra strategiska mål: * Expandera verksamheten och erbjuda fler program * Utöka andelen fleråriga program * Fördjupa uppföljningen med deltagarna genom post-program aktiviteter och on-line resurscenter * Kontinuerligt följa upp och sträva efter ökad kvalitet, bl a via Program Quality Task Force Sida har tidigare framgångsrikt drivit frågan om jämställdhet och kommer även göra det framgent inklusive miljö/klimat. Utvecklingsinsatsens avsedda effekt är att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling genom att de finansiella marknaderna är stabila, uthålliga och tillgängliga för alla. Detta uppnås genom att höja kapaciteten hos de institutioner som reglerar/övervakar dessa marknader via ökad krisberedskap och förändringsbenägenhet i överensstämmelse med senast utvecklad "best practise" och som syftar mot mer inkluderande och mer effektivt fungerande finansiella marknader. Sweden Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Toronto Leadership Centre Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 9000000 9000000 0 0 0 -6000000 0 6000000 6000000 0 3000000 9000000 9000000 0 9000000 0 -9000000 -9000000 18000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 9000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 9000000 Toronto Leadership Centre SE-0-SE-6-61050456-6105045602 Sweden Toronto Centre 2016-2020 Kärnstöd till Toronto Leadership Centre för perioden 2016-2019. Insatsen har som övergripande mål att stärka utvecklingsländers kapacitet att reglera/övervaka den finansiella sektorn i riktning mot stabila och inkluderande marknader. Toronto Centre (TC) är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation som grundades 1998 av dåvarande kanadensiska CIDA, Världsbanken och Schulich School of International Business som ett direkt svar på den asiatiska krisen som tydligt visade att ekonomiska framsteg och minskad fattigdom riskerar kraftiga bakslag ifall en ekonomisk kris bryter ut. IMF och Sida (sedan 2008) har anslutit som finansiärer och verksamheten är inne i en stark expansionsfas med stor efterfrågan på centrets tjänster. TC erbjuder olika program i samarbete med mottagarländernas regler- eller övervakningsinstitutioner (typ Finansinspektion eller Centralbank) som kan vara veckolånga eller återkommande över en 4-årsperiod till vissa länder. Områdena som täcks utgörs av banking, försäkring, värdepapper, pensioner, mikrofinans och mikroförsäkring. TCs ursprungliga ansökan låg på MSEK 13,8 per år men har reducerats ner till MSEK 9, främst beroende på Sidas neddragna anslag. Det nu aktuella beloppet innebär ändå en höjning vilket speglar det faktum att verksamheten, enligt flera oberoende utvärderingar, bedrivs framgångsrikt och effektivt. CIDA (numera GAC) är största finansiär. Under 2015 deltog sammanlagt 1 300 personer i 66 olika program. Den nu aktuella avtalsperioden baseras på fyra strategiska mål: * Expandera verksamheten och erbjuda fler program * Utöka andelen fleråriga program * Fördjupa uppföljningen med deltagarna genom post-program aktiviteter och on-line resurscenter * Kontinuerligt följa upp och sträva efter ökad kvalitet, bl a via Program Quality Task Force Sida har tidigare framgångsrikt drivit frågan om jämställdhet och kommer även göra det framgent inklusive miljö/klimat. Utvecklingsinsatsens avsedda effekt är att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling genom att de finansiella marknaderna är stabila, uthålliga och tillgängliga för alla. Detta uppnås genom att höja kapaciteten hos de institutioner som reglerar/övervakar dessa marknader via ökad krisberedskap och förändringsbenägenhet i överensstämmelse med senast utvecklad "best practise" och som syftar mot mer inkluderande och mer effektivt fungerande finansiella marknader. Sweden Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Toronto Leadership Centre 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 17.13 - Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence. 17.13 - Öka den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i världen, bland annat genom politisk samordning och samstämmig politik. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 9000000 0 9000000 9000000 18000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 9000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 9000000 Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 More effective domestic resource mobilization, increased financial stability and counteracting corruption Mer effektiv inhemsk resursmobilisering, ökad finansiell stabilitet och motverkande av korruption Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050457 Sweden FIAS, Facility for Investment Climate Adv Services 2017-21. Support for enhanced business- and investment climate through primarily institutional and regulatory reforms. Det övergripande målet för Sveriges strategi för globala utvecklingssamarbetet inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 är att skapa förutsättningar för människor som lever i fattigdom eller under förtryck för att kunna ta del av och kunna bidra till ekonomisk utveckling. FIAS huvudsakliga mål är att stötta utvecklingsländer i reformarbete relaterat till att förbättra affärsklimat, expandera marknadsmöjligheter och öka konkurrenskraft på företagsnivå. Interventionslogiken bygger på att reformer genomförs för att skapa förutsättningar för företag att verka i ett transparent, inkluderande och effektivt system där produktivitet och konkurrens, med tydliga spelregler, möjliggör företag inom olika sektorer att ta del av marknadsmöjligheter och bidra till tillväxt, jobbskapande och fattigdomsminskning. Få aktörer har möjlighet att genom dialog bidra till policyskapande på allra högsta politiska nivå, men en sådan stark aktör är Världsbanksgruppen som i många år har arbetat med affärs- och investeringsklimatfrågor, i stor utsträckning inom ramen för FIAS. Världsbanksgruppen bedöms ha stor kompetens och kapacitet, liksom geografisk närvaro i princip samtliga utvecklingsländer. De har också stor kapacitet vad gäller implementering och utveckling av verktyg, kunskap och best practises. FIAS strategi följer och bidrar till Världsbanksgruppens två effektmål; att eliminera fattigdom och främja gemensamt välstånd. Dessa mål understryker vikten av ekonomisk tillväxt, inkludering, hållbarhet och jämlikhet. Givet att FIAS är en trust fund med flertal projekt av olika karaktär i olika länder och kontexter så blir målsättningen och följande resultatrapportering, enligt FIAS resultatramverk eller score card på en aggregerad nivå. För att exemplifiera så genomfördes totalt 124 projekt under 2020 i totalt 83 länder. FIAS tjänster är efterfrågestyrda så frågan om klientnöjdhet är en viktig faktor i FIAS arbete samt effekter kopplat till reformarbete. Vad som skiljer målsättningen för den nya strategin mot den gamla är den uttalade målsättningen för miljö, digitalisering, jämställdhet och sysselsättning. Vidare, till följd av Covid-19 pandemin där företag förlorade investeringar, har faktorn bibehållna investeringar lagts till för att komplettera målsättningen kring resultat om investeringar som genereras till följd av FIAS interventioner. Under den nya strategin 2022-2026 har följande målsättning satts: Mål för implementering i prioriterade länder/regioner: - Procentandel reformer stöttade av FIAS i IDA länder: 70% - Procentandel reformer stöttade av FIAS i Afrika söder om Sahara: 50% - Procentandel reformer stöttade av FIAS i konflikt- och sviktandestater länder: 25% Mål inom klientnöjdhet och utvecklingseffektivitet - Övergripande klientnöjdhet (baserat på resultat från IFC:s klientundersökning): 90% - Procentandel av FIAS stöttade projekt betygsatta som tillfredställande i termer av utvecklingseffektivitet: 80% Mål på effektnivå - Direkta compliance-relaterade kostnadsbesparingar: 200 miljoner USD - Investeringar genererade/bibehållna: 1 miljard USD - Antal pilotbedömningar av sysselsättningsskapande: 10-15 st. - Procentandel jämställdhetsflaggade projekt inom FIAS kärnstöd: 80% - Procentandel jämställdhetsflaggade projekt inom FIAS totala program portfolio: 40% - Procentandel klimat flaggade projekt inom FIAS kärnstöd: 70% - Procentandel klimat flaggade projekt inom FIAS totala program portfolio: 35% FIAS bedöms komplettera andra Sida-finansierade insatser med IFC och Världsbanken på global, regional och bilateral nivå på ett fördelaktigt sätt. Genom att avancera affärsklimaten med hjälp av ovansatta mål, banar insatsen vägen för ett förbättrat klimat på lokal nivå och insatser som görs inom det bilaterala utvecklingssamarbetet. Dock noterar Sida att i och med ökat fokus på sektorspecifika initiativ, att FIAS kommer behöva vara extra lyhörd på initiativ som görs lokalt, dels av IFC men även andra aktörer för att säkerställa effektivitet. FIAS användande av Country Private Sector Diagnostics kommer bli viktiga här. Genom verktyg framtagna av FIAS kan lokala behov synliggöras och projekt finansierade av FIAS genomföras. Genom fonden kan resurssättning i form av rådgivare och tillhörande teknisk kompetens för att åtgärda lokala affärsklimatproblem säkerställas. Sveriges strategi för globala utvecklingssamarbetet inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling belyser det normativa värdet av insatser och Sida bedömer även att det globala stödet till FIAS bidrar till viss hävstångskraft i att främja en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling där privata sektorn får utrymme att bidra till positiv samhällsutveckling. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Business Policy and Administration Business & Other Services FIAS performance is measured on a scorecard attached to the FY17-21 FIAS Strategy. Results are mainly reported in relation to investmen climate reforms supported at the national level and knowledge management products. Impact is reported in relation to direct compliance cost savings for firms and investments generated from facilitation of foreign direct investments.   In terms of investment climate reforms, in total during the Strategy period FIAS has supported 133 reforms (31 under FY19), of which 60 % were achieved in IDA counties, 35 % were achieved in fragile, conflict and violence affected (FCV) states and 71 % were achieved in Sub-Saharan Africa. In relation to the overall targets the reform count is just below half, which is a little slow in order to reach the target (see more below), but the share of work in IDA, FCV and SSA is in accordance to reach set targets.  Country level examples include Togo, were FIAS assisted the government to ease the process of starting a business by reducing the minimum capital requirement, introducing an online platform for company name search, reducing registration fees, and allowing entrepreneurs to pay the fees directly at the one-stop shop. [NAT/INST] In Ethiopia as well as in Rwanda, FIAS is supporting the respective governments to expand and retain foreign direct investments by assisting in the design and implementation of a Systemic Investor Response Mechanism (SIRM) that aims to better detect, manage and track investor grievances. The SIRM unit is intended to reinforce ability to identify as early as possible critical grievances that arise between already established investors and public agencies before they escalate in to full-fledged disputes or lead to withdrawal, cancellation of investment. It also offers the opportunity to measure investment and jobs impact in connection with high-risk grievances successfully resolved. [NAT/INST] In Afghanistan, the FIAS-supported Business Licensing Project was launched in 2015 and completed successfully in FY19. It demonstrated a flexible approach in order to reduced time and cost of business licensing and renewals. Policy discussions between the IFC team and the Afghan government led to the merger of the Afghanistan Investment Support Agency (AISA) and the Ministry of Commerce and Industries (MoCI), which eliminated many overlapping license requirements and also led to a broadening of the project’s scope in line with new government priorities. [NAT/INST] In Albania, FIAS contributions to building Albanian Investment Development Agency’s (AIDA) capacity to perform investment protection and aftercare services were critical for facilitating repeat investments. Through AIDA’s help to investors to solve construction, taxation, and customs clearance issues, firms have invested an additional $10 million, creating 2,000 new jobs, including for 1,580 women. The team working with Equitable Growth, Finance and Institutions (EFI) prepare and disseminate knowledge management products on a wide range of topics related to the business environment, markets, and competitiveness. This includes publications, conferences, seminars, and knowledge-sharing events on topics related to the FIAS strategic pillars, and open data/data science.  Example of publications during 2019 are “Women at Work: How Can Investment Incentives Be Used to Enhance Economic Opportunities for Women?” which identifies and analyses investment incentives that governments can provide to businesses with the aim of promoting gender equality, and “Regulatory Tools, Effective Markets and Private Sector Participation in the Forestry and Wood Products Processing Sectors: Issues and Solutions for Developing Countries”, a report which presents framework for strengthening the effectiveness and efficiency of regulation of forestry and related sectors in developing countries. These products is aimed to contribute to global knowledge and feed into broader dialogue and processes. [GLOB/NORM] The Open Data platforms supported by FIAS, featuring the most relevant indicators and datasets in the dynamic space incorporating trade, competitiveness, investment, innovation, and governance, have continued providing users with updated data, reports, and visualizations from more than 70 different sources and more than 6,000 indicators. Nearly 115,000 users visited the platforms from May 2018 to September 2019. [GLOB/NORM] On a general level, the recent FIAS Mid Term Review (MTR) states that client facing (CF) projects are generally well aligned with country needs and priorities, as spelled out in national strategies. Project designs are usually well attuned to local conditions. CF-projects have delivered a substantial amount of assistance and performance in terms of output delivery is largely very positive with most operations performing on or above targets. KM-projects also produced a significant amount of outputs. KM-products have, according to the MTR, played a crucial role in setting the stage for a range of new operational invest climate projects, especially at the regional level and so far benefitted nearly 300 World Bank Group operational projects under the FIAS strategy period. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050457-6105045701 Sweden FIAS, Facility for Investment Climate Adv Services 2017-21. Support for enhanced business- and investment climate through primarily institutional and regulatory reforms. Det övergripande målet för Sveriges strategi för globala utvecklingssamarbetet inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 är att skapa förutsättningar för människor som lever i fattigdom eller under förtryck för att kunna ta del av och kunna bidra till ekonomisk utveckling. FIAS huvudsakliga mål är att stötta utvecklingsländer i reformarbete relaterat till att förbättra affärsklimat, expandera marknadsmöjligheter och öka konkurrenskraft på företagsnivå. Interventionslogiken bygger på att reformer genomförs för att skapa förutsättningar för företag att verka i ett transparent, inkluderande och effektivt system där produktivitet och konkurrens, med tydliga spelregler, möjliggör företag inom olika sektorer att ta del av marknadsmöjligheter och bidra till tillväxt, jobbskapande och fattigdomsminskning. Få aktörer har möjlighet att genom dialog bidra till policyskapande på allra högsta politiska nivå, men en sådan stark aktör är Världsbanksgruppen som i många år har arbetat med affärs- och investeringsklimatfrågor, i stor utsträckning inom ramen för FIAS. Världsbanksgruppen bedöms ha stor kompetens och kapacitet, liksom geografisk närvaro i princip samtliga utvecklingsländer. De har också stor kapacitet vad gäller implementering och utveckling av verktyg, kunskap och best practises. FIAS strategi följer och bidrar till Världsbanksgruppens två effektmål; att eliminera fattigdom och främja gemensamt välstånd. Dessa mål understryker vikten av ekonomisk tillväxt, inkludering, hållbarhet och jämlikhet. Givet att FIAS är en trust fund med flertal projekt av olika karaktär i olika länder och kontexter så blir målsättningen och följande resultatrapportering, enligt FIAS resultatramverk eller score card på en aggregerad nivå. För att exemplifiera så genomfördes totalt 124 projekt under 2020 i totalt 83 länder. FIAS tjänster är efterfrågestyrda så frågan om klientnöjdhet är en viktig faktor i FIAS arbete samt effekter kopplat till reformarbete. Vad som skiljer målsättningen för den nya strategin mot den gamla är den uttalade målsättningen för miljö, digitalisering, jämställdhet och sysselsättning. Vidare, till följd av Covid-19 pandemin där företag förlorade investeringar, har faktorn bibehållna investeringar lagts till för att komplettera målsättningen kring resultat om investeringar som genereras till följd av FIAS interventioner. Under den nya strategin 2022-2026 har följande målsättning satts: Mål för implementering i prioriterade länder/regioner: - Procentandel reformer stöttade av FIAS i IDA länder: 70% - Procentandel reformer stöttade av FIAS i Afrika söder om Sahara: 50% - Procentandel reformer stöttade av FIAS i konflikt- och sviktandestater länder: 25% Mål inom klientnöjdhet och utvecklingseffektivitet - Övergripande klientnöjdhet (baserat på resultat från IFC:s klientundersökning): 90% - Procentandel av FIAS stöttade projekt betygsatta som tillfredställande i termer av utvecklingseffektivitet: 80% Mål på effektnivå - Direkta compliance-relaterade kostnadsbesparingar: 200 miljoner USD - Investeringar genererade/bibehållna: 1 miljard USD - Antal pilotbedömningar av sysselsättningsskapande: 10-15 st. - Procentandel jämställdhetsflaggade projekt inom FIAS kärnstöd: 80% - Procentandel jämställdhetsflaggade projekt inom FIAS totala program portfolio: 40% - Procentandel klimat flaggade projekt inom FIAS kärnstöd: 70% - Procentandel klimat flaggade projekt inom FIAS totala program portfolio: 35% FIAS bedöms komplettera andra Sida-finansierade insatser med IFC och Världsbanken på global, regional och bilateral nivå på ett fördelaktigt sätt. Genom att avancera affärsklimaten med hjälp av ovansatta mål, banar insatsen vägen för ett förbättrat klimat på lokal nivå och insatser som görs inom det bilaterala utvecklingssamarbetet. Dock noterar Sida att i och med ökat fokus på sektorspecifika initiativ, att FIAS kommer behöva vara extra lyhörd på initiativ som görs lokalt, dels av IFC men även andra aktörer för att säkerställa effektivitet. FIAS användande av Country Private Sector Diagnostics kommer bli viktiga här. Genom verktyg framtagna av FIAS kan lokala behov synliggöras och projekt finansierade av FIAS genomföras. Genom fonden kan resurssättning i form av rådgivare och tillhörande teknisk kompetens för att åtgärda lokala affärsklimatproblem säkerställas. Sveriges strategi för globala utvecklingssamarbetet inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling belyser det normativa värdet av insatser och Sida bedömer även att det globala stödet till FIAS bidrar till viss hävstångskraft i att främja en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling där privata sektorn får utrymme att bidra till positiv samhällsutveckling. Sweden IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 5000000 -5000000 0 0 5000000 5000000 -5000000 5000000 0 -5000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 -5000000 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-61050457-6105045703 Sweden FIAS, Facility for Investment Climate Adv Services 2017-21. Support for enhanced business- and investment climate through primarily institutional and regulatory reforms. Det övergripande målet för Sveriges strategi för globala utvecklingssamarbetet inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 är att skapa förutsättningar för människor som lever i fattigdom eller under förtryck för att kunna ta del av och kunna bidra till ekonomisk utveckling. FIAS huvudsakliga mål är att stötta utvecklingsländer i reformarbete relaterat till att förbättra affärsklimat, expandera marknadsmöjligheter och öka konkurrenskraft på företagsnivå. Interventionslogiken bygger på att reformer genomförs för att skapa förutsättningar för företag att verka i ett transparent, inkluderande och effektivt system där produktivitet och konkurrens, med tydliga spelregler, möjliggör företag inom olika sektorer att ta del av marknadsmöjligheter och bidra till tillväxt, jobbskapande och fattigdomsminskning. Få aktörer har möjlighet att genom dialog bidra till policyskapande på allra högsta politiska nivå, men en sådan stark aktör är Världsbanksgruppen som i många år har arbetat med affärs- och investeringsklimatfrågor, i stor utsträckning inom ramen för FIAS. Världsbanksgruppen bedöms ha stor kompetens och kapacitet, liksom geografisk närvaro i princip samtliga utvecklingsländer. De har också stor kapacitet vad gäller implementering och utveckling av verktyg, kunskap och best practises. FIAS strategi följer och bidrar till Världsbanksgruppens två effektmål; att eliminera fattigdom och främja gemensamt välstånd. Dessa mål understryker vikten av ekonomisk tillväxt, inkludering, hållbarhet och jämlikhet. Givet att FIAS är en trust fund med flertal projekt av olika karaktär i olika länder och kontexter så blir målsättningen och följande resultatrapportering, enligt FIAS resultatramverk eller score card på en aggregerad nivå. För att exemplifiera så genomfördes totalt 124 projekt under 2020 i totalt 83 länder. FIAS tjänster är efterfrågestyrda så frågan om klientnöjdhet är en viktig faktor i FIAS arbete samt effekter kopplat till reformarbete. Vad som skiljer målsättningen för den nya strategin mot den gamla är den uttalade målsättningen för miljö, digitalisering, jämställdhet och sysselsättning. Vidare, till följd av Covid-19 pandemin där företag förlorade investeringar, har faktorn bibehållna investeringar lagts till för att komplettera målsättningen kring resultat om investeringar som genereras till följd av FIAS interventioner. Under den nya strategin 2022-2026 har följande målsättning satts: Mål för implementering i prioriterade länder/regioner: - Procentandel reformer stöttade av FIAS i IDA länder: 70% - Procentandel reformer stöttade av FIAS i Afrika söder om Sahara: 50% - Procentandel reformer stöttade av FIAS i konflikt- och sviktandestater länder: 25% Mål inom klientnöjdhet och utvecklingseffektivitet - Övergripande klientnöjdhet (baserat på resultat från IFC:s klientundersökning): 90% - Procentandel av FIAS stöttade projekt betygsatta som tillfredställande i termer av utvecklingseffektivitet: 80% Mål på effektnivå - Direkta compliance-relaterade kostnadsbesparingar: 200 miljoner USD - Investeringar genererade/bibehållna: 1 miljard USD - Antal pilotbedömningar av sysselsättningsskapande: 10-15 st. - Procentandel jämställdhetsflaggade projekt inom FIAS kärnstöd: 80% - Procentandel jämställdhetsflaggade projekt inom FIAS totala program portfolio: 40% - Procentandel klimat flaggade projekt inom FIAS kärnstöd: 70% - Procentandel klimat flaggade projekt inom FIAS totala program portfolio: 35% FIAS bedöms komplettera andra Sida-finansierade insatser med IFC och Världsbanken på global, regional och bilateral nivå på ett fördelaktigt sätt. Genom att avancera affärsklimaten med hjälp av ovansatta mål, banar insatsen vägen för ett förbättrat klimat på lokal nivå och insatser som görs inom det bilaterala utvecklingssamarbetet. Dock noterar Sida att i och med ökat fokus på sektorspecifika initiativ, att FIAS kommer behöva vara extra lyhörd på initiativ som görs lokalt, dels av IFC men även andra aktörer för att säkerställa effektivitet. FIAS användande av Country Private Sector Diagnostics kommer bli viktiga här. Genom verktyg framtagna av FIAS kan lokala behov synliggöras och projekt finansierade av FIAS genomföras. Genom fonden kan resurssättning i form av rådgivare och tillhörande teknisk kompetens för att åtgärda lokala affärsklimatproblem säkerställas. Sveriges strategi för globala utvecklingssamarbetet inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling belyser det normativa värdet av insatser och Sida bedömer även att det globala stödet till FIAS bidrar till viss hävstångskraft i att främja en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling där privata sektorn får utrymme att bidra till positiv samhällsutveckling. Sweden IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 15000000 15000000 0 20000000 15000000 0 0 15000000 0 50000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 15000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 15000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050461 Sweden The objective of the Trust Fund is to support the implementation of activities connected to CGAP VI which aims to improve the lives of poor people by spurring innovations, advancing knowledge and disseminating best practices that promote responsible and inclusive financial markets. CGAP focuses on supporting progress in the following areas. i) Understanding demand to effectively deliver to the poor ii) Advancing financial innovation for the poor iii) Developing robust provider ecosystem iv) Establishing an enabling and protective policy environmnet globally v) Promoting effective and responsible funding for financial inclusion CGAP (the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor) är en Världsbanksbaserad tankesmedja som främjar finansiell inkludering, dvs finansiella tjänster till grupper som inte tidigare har omfattats av dessa tjänster eller är hänvisade till tjänster av låg kvalité till höga kostnader. De tjänster som normalt omfattas utgörs av kredit, sparande, transfereringar och försäkring. Stora framsteg har gjorts på området under de senaste 20 åren och andelen som helt står utanför det formella systemet minskar stadigt men utvecklingen har inte skett likartat överallt. Stora utmaningar återstår exempelvis vad gäller att minska gendergapet och att säkerställa att utvecklandet av tjänsterna sker efterfrågestyrt och motverkar ohållbar skuldsättning. Finansiell inkludering utgör inte ett mål i sig men avsaknad av inkludering, dvs exkludering, har identifierats som en viktig flaskhals och hinder för en positiv utveckling. Insatsen och verksamheten befinner sig i skärningspunkten med flera områden med relevans för strategin för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling såsom privatsektorutveckling, sysselsättning, finansiell stabilitet, migration, livsmedelstrygghet, kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt och digitalisering. Just den digitala revolutionen har totalt förändrat förutsättningarna för att kostnadseffektivt nå nya grupper med nya typer av tjänster. I ett vidare perspektiv är betalningsfrågor kopplade till energi, vatten, utbildning och hälsa också relevanta i detta sammanhang. Tidigare utvärderingar har pekat på CGAPs förmåga att tidigt identifiera relevanta frågor och därmed kunnat påverka dagordningen. Den nu aktuella strategin har formulerats utifrån önskemålet att kunna vara flexibel men samtidigt ändå agera inom givna ramar vilka kan härledas ur den förändringsteori som tagits fram som en del av formulerandet av den nya strategin. Att skapa en sammanhängande förändringsteori som direkt korrelerar med resultatramverket var en av rekommendationerna från den senaste utvärderingen. Fyra sammanlänkade prioriteringar identifierades som alla bidrar till det övergripande målet att: Fattiga människor ska kunna utnyttja möjligheter och bygga motståndskraft. (Poor people are able to capture opportunities and build resilience) Prioriteringarna utgörs av: * Skapa mervärde för kunder (creating customer value) * Utveckla affärsmodeller (emerging business models) * Stödjande infrastruktur (enabling infrastructure) * Framåtblickande riktlinjer (next generation policy) Det övergripande målet lyder: Poor people, especially women, are able to capture opportunities and build resilience där referensen till kvinnor har adderats i efterhand (januari 2020) Outcome-målet, dvs förändrat beteende, har formulerats som: Poor people use financial solutions relevant to their needs Härunder finns fyra parallella outcomes som alla kopplar till hur finansiella tjänster tillhandahålls och till vilka samtliga aktiviteter kan kopplas och mätas. Customers have information, incentives, trust, confidence and networks to participate in the financial system - Customer Value Providers offer affordable, responsible and accessible financial solutions for poor people that are sustainable and at scale - Emerging Business Models An infrastructure that enables ubiquitous, efficient, open and safe markets is in place - Enabling Infrastructure A policy and regulatory framework for responsible financial inclusion is in place and enforced - Next Generation Policy Härutöver konstateras även CGAPs roll att accelerera marknadsutveckling: Funders, global advocacy organisations and local support organizations support responsible market development for the poor - Sector Influence Utifrån GLOBECs förändringsteori svarar insatsen mot flera strategimål och en grov procentuell uppskattning redovisas nedan. Referenserna till respektive strategimål utgörs av: • Insatsens koppling till PSD-målet kan motiveras utifrån att insatsen bidrar till: Mer jämlik och jämställd tillgång av målgrupperna till finansiella tjänster Förbättrade förutsättningar för inkluderande och hållbara marknader som stärker målgruppers möjligheter att delta i, bidra till och ta vara på de ekonomiska möjligheter som marknader kan erbjuda inklusive anständig och produktiv sysselsättning Utveckling och uppskalning av innovativa lösningar t.ex. produkter, tjänster, affärsmodeller, och samarbeten som adresserar utvecklingsutmaningar • Insatsens koppling till WEE-målet kan motiveras utifrån att insatsen bidrar till: Kvinnor har tillgång till finansiella system och verktyg Kvinnor kan använda digitalisering för stärkt ställning i samhället/marknaden Kvinnor och män lever inom mindre könsstereotypa normer och delar föräldraskap- och hushållsrelaterade sysslor i större utsträckning • Insatsens koppling till Digitaliserings-målet kan motiveras utifrån att insatsen bidrar till: En meningsfull och inkluderande tillgång till digitalisering för målgrupperna, där kvinnor och män har samma möjligheter och rättigheter, genom att verka för sänkta konsumentkostnader för mobiltrafik och mobila enheter samt tillgång till relevanta digitala tjänster Personer som lever i fattigdom innehar kunskaper och färdigheter för att dra nytta av, och själva bidra till, digitalisering ICT-reglering som stimulerar skapandet av digitala tjänster och skyddar privatpersoners rättigheter, och samarbete på en global nivå för en inkluderande, jämställd och hållbar digitalisering Insatsen är ur strategimålsperspektiv klassad enligt följande: PSD - 60% WEE - 25% Digitalisering - 15% Genomförandekanalen är företrädesvis det globala/normativa men många av slutsatserna genereras utifrån insatser som genererats utifrån landbaserade program. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services CGAP verkar genom att identifiera framväxande utmaningar och möjligheter inom finansiell inkludering och tar fram och sprider evidensbaserade lösningar via forskning och demonstrationsprojekt. CGAPs verksamhet är i högsta grad globalt normativt genom sin funktion som kunskapsgenererande think-tank. Viss del av verksamheten bedrivs genom landprogram. Den delen av verksamheten ligger närmare utveckling av nationella institutioner, men bidrar ändå otvivelaktigt till den normativa kunskapsutvecklingen. CGAPs strategi (CGAP VI) hade det övergripande målet ovan (Poor people, especially women, are able to capture opportunities and build resilience) som sin ledstjärna och genomfördes genom projekt med en genomsnittlig livslängd på 2-3 år. Den relativt korta perioden innebär att man har en flexibilitet och förmåga att anpassa verksamheten till förändrade förutsättningar. En mindre översyn av den strategiska styrningen gjordes i januari 2020 men mycket snart därefter sattes denna flexibilitet på prov genom att covid i grunden ändrade förutsättningarna i kombination med att det efterhand kunde konstateras att verkningarna av pandemin skulle bli långvariga. I praktiken innebar detta att samtliga program omstrukturerades i enlighet med ovan nämnda impact areas och med ett jämställdhetsfokus men också att flera nya program kunde initieras. Områden som kom att utforskas närmare inkluderade klimatförändringar och sviktande stater samt införlivandet av jämställdhet i samtliga aktiviteter i enlighet med det övergripande målet. Genom pandemin påverkades främst de aktiviteter som normalt sett hanteras IRL, exempelvis utforskning av potentiella samarbeten, men också att större tyngd och fokus hamnade på medarbetarna som redan var stationerade i fält. Fem successiva perspektivförskjutningar som initierades under strategiperioden (och som i hög grad påverkade framtagandet av CGAP VII) inkluderade: - Financial Services For What? Dvs att utsträcka analysen bortom aspekterna tillgång och användande och att betrakta FI som en "enabler" för att uppnå andra mål. Genom en förskjutning mot outcomes formulerades önskvärda långsiktiga effekter som möjligheterna att generera inkomster, erhålla basala tjänster samt bibehålla basal livskvalitet. - Utbrottet av covid innebar ett uppsving för digitala tjänster, inklusive betalningslösningar i form av G2P. MFIer identifierades tidigt som en nyckelaktör och CGAP utvecklade sin roll som referens och auktoritet inom området genom sin respons. - Ett förstärkt fokus på kvinnor etablerades genom såväl riktade program som integrering. Inte minst arbetet kring sociala normer är värt att belysa och det faktum att normer visat sig vara möjliga att påverka. - Skärningspunkten (nexus) mellan klimatförändringar och FI är ett delvis outforskat område som i hög grad kommer påverka genomförandet av CGAP VII. - Fragilitet har visat sig vara en viktigare faktor än vad som tidigare uppmärksammats och kommer på samma sätt inkluderas under CGAP VII, inklusive ett fokus på forcibly displaced persons. Resultaten kan, som tidigare nämnts, klassas inom strategimålen PSD, WEE och Digi. 18 program har genomförts under CGAP VI varav 4 lever vidare in i CGAP VII. Vissa av programmen som redovisas nedan har avslutats tidigare men tas med för en mer komplett slutredovisning. Det kan samtidigt konstateras att flera av resultaten ligger i gränssnittet mellan exempelvis PSD och Digi. Programmen och exempel på resultat redovisas under respektive tema och därefter utifrån Globecs strategimål. Customer Value: Digitalisering/WEE Inom programmet Livelihoods and Financial Services Project (avslutat FY 23) hanterades nya digitala teknologier inom MSE, platform workers (gig economy) samt kvinnor inom jordbruk. Samtidigt som nya möjligheter möjliggör och stabiliserar generering av inkomst tydliggörs även nya risker. - Antalet DFPs och fintechs som utvecklade digitala tjänster (finansiella och icke-finansiella) för att erbjuda dessa till MSE-segmentet uppgick till 6, mot det förväntade antalet inom parentes (4). - Motsvarande siffror i fråga om platforms/gig uppgick till 7 (8). - Motsvarande siffror inom kvinnor /jordbruk uppgick till 6 (4). Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 18, Dox nr 18/000720-77 WEE Inom programmet Segments and Insights (avslutat FY 24) klargjordes hur icke-homogen målgruppen är vilket spelar en avgörande roll för att förstå behov och kunna utforma relevanta lösningar. Från att inledningsvis även ha inkluderat småbrukare och migranter skiftades fokus till kvinnor, och inte minst hur sociala normer påverkar. Inom projektet hanteras även den Community of Practise (FinEquity) som numera inkluderar över 8 000 medlemmar. Under programmets genomförande har CGAPs vision kompletterats till att specifikt inkludera fokus på kvinnor. - Antalet FSPs och myndigheter (non-partners) som utvecklar strategier med en specifik gender lens uppgår till 17 (12) - Motsvarande antal för partners uppgår till 29 (29) Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 7-8, Dox nr 18/000720-77 Emerging Business Models: Digitalisering Inom programmet Digital Business Models (avslutat FY 22) undersöktes brett hur ny teknologi, utifrån uthållighet och uppskalningspotential, påverkade framväxten av nya affärsmodeller och potentiella effekter på FI. Mer specifikt fokuserade man på digitala bankmodeller, tidiga fintech-lösningar, platform business samt modularization of the financial service value chain. Kartläggningen bedömdes vara mer heltäckande jämfört med tidigare ansträngningar inom området och potentialen överskred alla tidigare projektioner men resultatramverket anger inga specifika mål då verksamheten dessutom var nära förknippad med nedan nämnda program. Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 10, Dox nr 18/000720-77 PSD Inom programmet Financial Innovation for Development (avslutat FY 21) fokuserades på lösningar på utvecklingsproblem och som därmed gick ett steg längre än att titta på allmän tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Ett fokus låg på PAYGO-lösningar, och då mer specifikt på hanteringen av kreditrisk. Tillsammans med 15 asset finance companies i Afrika och Asien utarbetades bl a en teknisk guide och tillsammans med IFC, GOGLA och CDC utvecklades KPIer. Det sistnämnda har bidragit till standardisering och transparens. Andra utvecklingsproblem som har belysts utgörs av affordable housing, hälsovård och insatsvaror i jordbruket. - Antalet givare, investerare eller leverantörer som anammat lösningar som tagits fram via programmet uppgick till 49 (40) Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 10, Dox nr 18/000720-77 PSD/Digitalisering Inom ramarna för Data project (avslutat FY 23), och i linje med tidigare program, hanterades frågor kopplade till open APIs (ett allmänt tillgängligt applikationsprogrammeringsgränssnitt) och open banking. Genom framväxten av mobil uppkoppling, digitala konton, digitala identifikationer och andra digitala tjänster lämnar allt fler människor digitala avtryck och en utmaning är hur denna data kan användas produktivt och exempelvis underlätta för kvinnor att utnyttja affärsmöjligheter och bygga motståndskraft. Utmaningen är att utveckla ett helt nytt ekosystem och samtidigt värna säkerhetsaspekterna. Programmet har ännu inte slutredovisats men attraherar stort intresse från såväl reglerare, beslutsfattare och givare men även från leverantörer. Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 17, Dox nr 18/000720-77 Enabling Infrastructure: PSD/Digitalisering Inom Digital Rails Project (avslutat FY 21) hanterades frågor kring digitala betalningar och hur dessa skulle leda till ökad inkludering och mer specifikt aspekter kring uppkoppling och sammanbundenhet (interconnectedness). De tre spåren bestod av open APIs, interoperabilitet och distribution. Open APIs har redan nämnts men inom projektet etablerades instrumentet och fick stor spridning genom samarbete med ett antal nyckelaktörer, exempelvis MTN som såg en mycket kraftig expansion av finansiella transaktioner som hanterades via deras API. Tjänster som omfattas var fr a betalningar men även remitteringar. Kopplat till interoperabilitet etablerades regler för att hantera cross-border transaktioner i Östafrika genom att CGAP agerade facilitator för att etablera ett samarbete med 15 mobiloperatörer. I slutändan blev effekterna av just detta engagemang mindre än förväntat men belyste samtidigt nödvändigheten av effektiv reglering och erfarenheterna har visat sig vara användbara i andra sammanhang. Inom distributionsdelen fokuserades på en handlingsplan kopplade till cash-in/cash-out (CICO) vilket efter en global konsultation resulterade i en teknisk guide som bl a partners som GSMA och UNCDF har använt. Erfarenheterna togs dessutom vidare inom nedanstående program. - Antalet leverantörer som erbjuder FI-tjänster kopplade till open APIs uppgår till 121 (86). - Antal operatörer som har anammat rekommendationer kopplade till interoperabilitet uppgick till 4 (3). Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 11, Dox nr 18/000720-77 PSD Inom Distribution project (avslutas FY 24) togs erfarenheterna från CICO vidare och tillämpades i 6 länder genom utvecklandet av nationella handlingsplaner. Detta har bl a inneburit pilottester av agent management processes och rutiner för att bedöma marknadspotentialen. - Antalet partners som har anammat de utvecklade riktlinjerna uppgår hittills till 13 (6). Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 21, Dox nr 18/000720-77 Social trygghet Inom ramarna för G2P Project (avslutat FY 23) har nära samarbete med ett antal parter (GIZ, WB, WFP m fl) resulterat i flera policydokument som även fått praktisk tillämpning. I Niger, exempelvis, inspirerade samarbetet till en ny Social Safety Net payments reform. - Antalet reformer som inspirerats av dessa policydokument uppgår till 20 (20). Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 20, Dox nr 18/000720-77 Next Generation Policy: PSD Inom Digital Financial Services Regulation and Supervision Project (avslutat FY 21) hanterades frågor kopplade till reglering och övervakning med bäring på digitala finansiella tjänster och den snabba utvecklingen på området vilket engagerade ett flertal aktörer som exempelvis UNCDF, AFI och Toronto Centre. Det breda engagemanget visade sig vara en framgångsfaktor och många länder är aktiva. Frågor såsom regulatory sandboxes, open banking och digital identitet där inte minst den förstnämnda visat sig vara fylla ett tidigare vakuum. - Antalet länder som anammat rekommendationer uppgår till 37 (24). - Antalet development partners som samarbetar inom området uppgår till 10 (1). Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 12, Dox nr 18/000720-77 Inom Global Forum for Financial Inclusion Project (avslutades FY 20) etablerades ett forum för informationsdelning och koordinering bland Standard Setting Bodies och andra relevanta parter kring cross-cutting issues. Frågeställningarna ligger inom ramarna för tidigare engagemang från CGAP och kunde avslutas i förtid och CGAPs framtida roll inom området skiftas från ett mer handfast engagemang till en rådgivande. - Antalet SSBs som genomför initiativ kopplade till FI uppgår till 48 (20). Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 13, Dox nr 18/000720-77 Inom Customer Protection and Value Project (avslutades FY 20) fokuserades på hur regulatorer och leverantörer bidrar till att skydda och skapa mervärden för nya målgrupper. I Sydafrika genomfördes ett partnerskap med myndigheter tillsammans med ett stort antal leverantörer där regler och verktyg identifierades och där riskerna utifrån ett oansvarigt beteende belystes. Olika strategier för att tillvarata användarnas kollektiva röst utvecklades också. Slutsatserna togs vidare in i efterföljande projekt. - Antalet leverantörer (non-partners) som antagit regelverk baserade på CGAPs customers outcomes framework uppgår till 4 (3) - Antalet regulatorer och leverantörer (partners) som antagit CGAPs customers outcomes framework uppgår till 5 (3). Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 9, Dox nr 18/000720-77 Digitalisering Inom Data Protection and Privacy Project (avslutat FY 20) var målet att bättre skydda användarnas data och integritet genom regelverk och tillämpningar och bestod av tre olika spår: ett nytt data-paradigm, cybersäkerhet samt "beteendetestning". När projektet inleddes fanns många exempel där lagstiftning baserades på passiva samtyckesregler med såväl språkliga (inklusive financial literacy) som teknologiska utmaningar för nya brukare. Det nya synsättet innebär att det är leverantörens skyldighet att påvisa legitimate purposes och därmed endast används i användarnas intresse. Indien utgör ett exempel där regelverket förändrades. - Antalet leverantörer som antagit stödjande regelverk uppgår till 3 (2). - Antalet utvecklingsaktörer som antagit principerna för dataskydd uppgår till 7 (6). Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 14, Dox nr 18/000720-77 PSD/Digitalisering/WEE Inom ramarna för Protecting Vulnerable Customers Project (avslutat FY 23) byggde man vidare på tidigare erfarenheter i syfte att skapa ett nytt ekosystem inom ansvarsfulla digitala tjänster där regulatorer och leverantörer tar ett mer aktivt ansvar för att skydda olika kundgrupper, inte minst kvinnor. Man fortsatte med landprojekt och utvecklade verktyg och andra resurser för att hantera risker men även metoder att tillvarata användarnas kollektiva röst. - Antalet aktörer som antagit principer och regelverk för att skydda utsatta grupper uppgår till 11 (10). - Antalet leverantörer som integrerat konsumentskydd i sina affärsmodeller uppgår till 5 (5). - Antalet givare som främjar konsumentskydd uppgår till 6 (5). Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 19, Dox nr 18/000720-77 Sector Influence: PSD Inom Sector Support Project (avslutat FY 23) har ambitionen varit att främja resultateffektivitet hos givare och andra nyckelaktörer genom riktad och anpassad rådgivning och framtagandet av olika verktyg. Dessa intressenter har framhållit CGAPs breda angreppssätt, väl underbyggda slutsatser, balanserade perspektiv, tydliga budskap och omsättningsbara rekommendationer. Ett exempel på en givare som via engagemang inom ramarna för CGAPs modell (Financial Inclusion Navigator) introducerat integrering av FI, är franska AFD Group. CGAP Funder Survey (som Sida varje år bidrar till) hanteras inom detta projekt - Andelen medarbetare hos utvalda medlemmar som upplever en bättre förståelse för FI uppgår till 97% (70%) - Antal medlemmar som anpassat sina strategier till CGAPs rekommendationer uppgår till 11 (4). - Antalet påverkansaktörer som anpassat sig efter CGAPs rekommendationer uppgår till 17 (13). Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 15, Dox nr 18/000720-77 Inom Evidence and Impact Project (avslutat FY 20) genomfördes tillämpad forskning och samlades intressenter i syfte att öka kunskapen kring hur FI påverkar fattiga människors liv. Genom samverkan skapades en gemensam bild och framtida vägval inklusive en övergripande förändringsteori. Det är i sammanhanget dock avgörande att inte övergeneralisera och att inse att olika förutsättningar kräver olika anpassningar. Endast på så sätt är det möjligt att förstå vilka faktorer som har påverkat olika utfall. - Antalet givare med ambition att finansiera forskning i enlighet med en fastställ "lärandeagenda" uppgår till 7 (6). Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 9, Dox nr 18/000720-77 Inom Gateway Academy (avslutat FY 20) har under flera år kapacitetsutveckling koordinerats och samlat utbud och efterfrågan på dessa tjänster. Genom att CGAP inte skapats för att tillhandahålla utbildning överfördes den tidigare verksamheten 2020 till sydafrikanska Digital Frontiers Institute där verksamheten fortsatt sedan dess. Inte minst under pandemin fanns ett stort intresse för dessa kurser. - Antalet kurser som erbjudits via "tredje part" uppgår till 14 (20). - Antalet medarbetare från leverantörer som deltagit i Gateway Academy´s kurser uppgår till 1 004 (1 500) Källa: CGAP VI Results Framework Cover Note, Sid 16, Dox nr 18/000720-77 Som tidigare nämnts, och som en fortsättning på temat Sector Influence, har en Partnerships Unit etablerats i syfte att stödja medlemmarnas interaktion med CGAP vilket kan ses som en ambitionshöjning men föregicks av en motsvarande funktion, dock med ett något mer begränsat mandat. Kommunikation är med nödvändighet en central funktion för en organisation som CGAP. Under den gamla strategins löptid publicerades exempelvis 161 knowledge products, 352 blogar och stod värd för 69 webinarier. Perioden präglades givetvis till stor del av pandemin och de därmed förändrade konsumtionsmönstren för kommunikation men analyseras kontinuerligt för att vara så effektiva som möjligt. I förlängningen utifrån att betrakta antalet nedladdningar o dy läggs stor vikt vid att analysera hur väl man lyckas att vara relevanta och utöva inflytande No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050461-6105046101 Sweden The objective of the Trust Fund is to support the implementation of activities connected to CGAP VI which aims to improve the lives of poor people by spurring innovations, advancing knowledge and disseminating best practices that promote responsible and inclusive financial markets. CGAP focuses on supporting progress in the following areas. i) Understanding demand to effectively deliver to the poor ii) Advancing financial innovation for the poor iii) Developing robust provider ecosystem iv) Establishing an enabling and protective policy environmnet globally v) Promoting effective and responsible funding for financial inclusion CGAP (the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor) är en Världsbanksbaserad tankesmedja som främjar finansiell inkludering, dvs finansiella tjänster till grupper som inte tidigare har omfattats av dessa tjänster eller är hänvisade till tjänster av låg kvalité till höga kostnader. De tjänster som normalt omfattas utgörs av kredit, sparande, transfereringar och försäkring. Stora framsteg har gjorts på området under de senaste 20 åren och andelen som helt står utanför det formella systemet minskar stadigt men utvecklingen har inte skett likartat överallt. Stora utmaningar återstår exempelvis vad gäller att minska gendergapet och att säkerställa att utvecklandet av tjänsterna sker efterfrågestyrt och motverkar ohållbar skuldsättning. Finansiell inkludering utgör inte ett mål i sig men avsaknad av inkludering, dvs exkludering, har identifierats som en viktig flaskhals och hinder för en positiv utveckling. Insatsen och verksamheten befinner sig i skärningspunkten med flera områden med relevans för strategin för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling såsom privatsektorutveckling, sysselsättning, finansiell stabilitet, migration, livsmedelstrygghet, kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt och digitalisering. Just den digitala revolutionen har totalt förändrat förutsättningarna för att kostnadseffektivt nå nya grupper med nya typer av tjänster. I ett vidare perspektiv är betalningsfrågor kopplade till energi, vatten, utbildning och hälsa också relevanta i detta sammanhang. Tidigare utvärderingar har pekat på CGAPs förmåga att tidigt identifiera relevanta frågor och därmed kunnat påverka dagordningen. Den nu aktuella strategin har formulerats utifrån önskemålet att kunna vara flexibel men samtidigt ändå agera inom givna ramar vilka kan härledas ur den förändringsteori som tagits fram som en del av formulerandet av den nya strategin. Att skapa en sammanhängande förändringsteori som direkt korrelerar med resultatramverket var en av rekommendationerna från den senaste utvärderingen. Fyra sammanlänkade prioriteringar identifierades som alla bidrar till det övergripande målet att: Fattiga människor ska kunna utnyttja möjligheter och bygga motståndskraft. (Poor people are able to capture opportunities and build resilience) Prioriteringarna utgörs av: * Skapa mervärde för kunder (creating customer value) * Utveckla affärsmodeller (emerging business models) * Stödjande infrastruktur (enabling infrastructure) * Framåtblickande riktlinjer (next generation policy) Det övergripande målet lyder: Poor people, especially women, are able to capture opportunities and build resilience där referensen till kvinnor har adderats i efterhand (januari 2020) Outcome-målet, dvs förändrat beteende, har formulerats som: Poor people use financial solutions relevant to their needs Härunder finns fyra parallella outcomes som alla kopplar till hur finansiella tjänster tillhandahålls och till vilka samtliga aktiviteter kan kopplas och mätas. Customers have information, incentives, trust, confidence and networks to participate in the financial system - Customer Value Providers offer affordable, responsible and accessible financial solutions for poor people that are sustainable and at scale - Emerging Business Models An infrastructure that enables ubiquitous, efficient, open and safe markets is in place - Enabling Infrastructure A policy and regulatory framework for responsible financial inclusion is in place and enforced - Next Generation Policy Härutöver konstateras även CGAPs roll att accelerera marknadsutveckling: Funders, global advocacy organisations and local support organizations support responsible market development for the poor - Sector Influence Utifrån GLOBECs förändringsteori svarar insatsen mot flera strategimål och en grov procentuell uppskattning redovisas nedan. Referenserna till respektive strategimål utgörs av: • Insatsens koppling till PSD-målet kan motiveras utifrån att insatsen bidrar till: Mer jämlik och jämställd tillgång av målgrupperna till finansiella tjänster Förbättrade förutsättningar för inkluderande och hållbara marknader som stärker målgruppers möjligheter att delta i, bidra till och ta vara på de ekonomiska möjligheter som marknader kan erbjuda inklusive anständig och produktiv sysselsättning Utveckling och uppskalning av innovativa lösningar t.ex. produkter, tjänster, affärsmodeller, och samarbeten som adresserar utvecklingsutmaningar • Insatsens koppling till WEE-målet kan motiveras utifrån att insatsen bidrar till: Kvinnor har tillgång till finansiella system och verktyg Kvinnor kan använda digitalisering för stärkt ställning i samhället/marknaden Kvinnor och män lever inom mindre könsstereotypa normer och delar föräldraskap- och hushållsrelaterade sysslor i större utsträckning • Insatsens koppling till Digitaliserings-målet kan motiveras utifrån att insatsen bidrar till: En meningsfull och inkluderande tillgång till digitalisering för målgrupperna, där kvinnor och män har samma möjligheter och rättigheter, genom att verka för sänkta konsumentkostnader för mobiltrafik och mobila enheter samt tillgång till relevanta digitala tjänster Personer som lever i fattigdom innehar kunskaper och färdigheter för att dra nytta av, och själva bidra till, digitalisering ICT-reglering som stimulerar skapandet av digitala tjänster och skyddar privatpersoners rättigheter, och samarbete på en global nivå för en inkluderande, jämställd och hållbar digitalisering Insatsen är ur strategimålsperspektiv klassad enligt följande: PSD - 60% WEE - 25% Digitalisering - 15% Genomförandekanalen är företrädesvis det globala/normativa men många av slutsatserna genereras utifrån insatser som genererats utifrån landbaserade program. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 17.13 - Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence. 17.13 - Öka den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i världen, bland annat genom politisk samordning och samstämmig politik. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 20000000 10000000 10000000 0 6000000 20000000 0 10000000 6000000 -6000000 6000000 -6000000 0 10000000 -6000000 0 0 0 0 40000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened capacity to address the positive effects of migration Stärkt kapacitet att tillvarata migrationens positiva effekter Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved access to and increased use of open, safe and free information and communication technology (ICT) Förbättrad tillgång till och ökad användning av öppen, säker och fri informations- och kommunikationsteknologi (ICT) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050461-6105046102 Sweden The objective of the Trust Fund is to support the implementation of activities connected to CGAP VI which aims to improve the lives of poor people by spurring innovations, advancing knowledge and disseminating best practices that promote responsible and inclusive financial markets. CGAP focuses on supporting progress in the following areas. i) Understanding demand to effectively deliver to the poor ii) Advancing financial innovation for the poor iii) Developing robust provider ecosystem iv) Establishing an enabling and protective policy environmnet globally v) Promoting effective and responsible funding for financial inclusion CGAP (the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor) är en Världsbanksbaserad tankesmedja som främjar finansiell inkludering, dvs finansiella tjänster till grupper som inte tidigare har omfattats av dessa tjänster eller är hänvisade till tjänster av låg kvalité till höga kostnader. De tjänster som normalt omfattas utgörs av kredit, sparande, transfereringar och försäkring. Stora framsteg har gjorts på området under de senaste 20 åren och andelen som helt står utanför det formella systemet minskar stadigt men utvecklingen har inte skett likartat överallt. Stora utmaningar återstår exempelvis vad gäller att minska gendergapet och att säkerställa att utvecklandet av tjänsterna sker efterfrågestyrt och motverkar ohållbar skuldsättning. Finansiell inkludering utgör inte ett mål i sig men avsaknad av inkludering, dvs exkludering, har identifierats som en viktig flaskhals och hinder för en positiv utveckling. Insatsen och verksamheten befinner sig i skärningspunkten med flera områden med relevans för strategin för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling såsom privatsektorutveckling, sysselsättning, finansiell stabilitet, migration, livsmedelstrygghet, kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt och digitalisering. Just den digitala revolutionen har totalt förändrat förutsättningarna för att kostnadseffektivt nå nya grupper med nya typer av tjänster. I ett vidare perspektiv är betalningsfrågor kopplade till energi, vatten, utbildning och hälsa också relevanta i detta sammanhang. Tidigare utvärderingar har pekat på CGAPs förmåga att tidigt identifiera relevanta frågor och därmed kunnat påverka dagordningen. Den nu aktuella strategin har formulerats utifrån önskemålet att kunna vara flexibel men samtidigt ändå agera inom givna ramar vilka kan härledas ur den förändringsteori som tagits fram som en del av formulerandet av den nya strategin. Att skapa en sammanhängande förändringsteori som direkt korrelerar med resultatramverket var en av rekommendationerna från den senaste utvärderingen. Fyra sammanlänkade prioriteringar identifierades som alla bidrar till det övergripande målet att: Fattiga människor ska kunna utnyttja möjligheter och bygga motståndskraft. (Poor people are able to capture opportunities and build resilience) Prioriteringarna utgörs av: * Skapa mervärde för kunder (creating customer value) * Utveckla affärsmodeller (emerging business models) * Stödjande infrastruktur (enabling infrastructure) * Framåtblickande riktlinjer (next generation policy) Det övergripande målet lyder: Poor people, especially women, are able to capture opportunities and build resilience där referensen till kvinnor har adderats i efterhand (januari 2020) Outcome-målet, dvs förändrat beteende, har formulerats som: Poor people use financial solutions relevant to their needs Härunder finns fyra parallella outcomes som alla kopplar till hur finansiella tjänster tillhandahålls och till vilka samtliga aktiviteter kan kopplas och mätas. Customers have information, incentives, trust, confidence and networks to participate in the financial system - Customer Value Providers offer affordable, responsible and accessible financial solutions for poor people that are sustainable and at scale - Emerging Business Models An infrastructure that enables ubiquitous, efficient, open and safe markets is in place - Enabling Infrastructure A policy and regulatory framework for responsible financial inclusion is in place and enforced - Next Generation Policy Härutöver konstateras även CGAPs roll att accelerera marknadsutveckling: Funders, global advocacy organisations and local support organizations support responsible market development for the poor - Sector Influence Utifrån GLOBECs förändringsteori svarar insatsen mot flera strategimål och en grov procentuell uppskattning redovisas nedan. Referenserna till respektive strategimål utgörs av: • Insatsens koppling till PSD-målet kan motiveras utifrån att insatsen bidrar till: Mer jämlik och jämställd tillgång av målgrupperna till finansiella tjänster Förbättrade förutsättningar för inkluderande och hållbara marknader som stärker målgruppers möjligheter att delta i, bidra till och ta vara på de ekonomiska möjligheter som marknader kan erbjuda inklusive anständig och produktiv sysselsättning Utveckling och uppskalning av innovativa lösningar t.ex. produkter, tjänster, affärsmodeller, och samarbeten som adresserar utvecklingsutmaningar • Insatsens koppling till WEE-målet kan motiveras utifrån att insatsen bidrar till: Kvinnor har tillgång till finansiella system och verktyg Kvinnor kan använda digitalisering för stärkt ställning i samhället/marknaden Kvinnor och män lever inom mindre könsstereotypa normer och delar föräldraskap- och hushållsrelaterade sysslor i större utsträckning • Insatsens koppling till Digitaliserings-målet kan motiveras utifrån att insatsen bidrar till: En meningsfull och inkluderande tillgång till digitalisering för målgrupperna, där kvinnor och män har samma möjligheter och rättigheter, genom att verka för sänkta konsumentkostnader för mobiltrafik och mobila enheter samt tillgång till relevanta digitala tjänster Personer som lever i fattigdom innehar kunskaper och färdigheter för att dra nytta av, och själva bidra till, digitalisering ICT-reglering som stimulerar skapandet av digitala tjänster och skyddar privatpersoners rättigheter, och samarbete på en global nivå för en inkluderande, jämställd och hållbar digitalisering Insatsen är ur strategimålsperspektiv klassad enligt följande: PSD - 60% WEE - 25% Digitalisering - 15% Genomförandekanalen är företrädesvis det globala/normativa men många av slutsatserna genereras utifrån insatser som genererats utifrån landbaserade program. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 17.13 - Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence. 17.13 - Öka den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i världen, bland annat genom politisk samordning och samstämmig politik. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9982268 -17732 10000000 0 9982268 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -17732.08 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Strengthening of women’s economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive market and private sector development, and sustainable business Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande marknads- och privatsektorutveckling samt hållbart företagande Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Inclusive, equitable and sustainable digital transformation En inkluderande, jämställd och hållbar digitalisering Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050462 Sweden Alliance for Financial inclusion (AFI) is a member-owned and member-driven global organization with focus on financial inclusion on policy level. The word inclusion indicates a broader focus than access in that aspects of usage and quality are brought into the analysis. The members of the alliance consist of policymaking and regulatory institutions (mainly central banks) in 92 developing and emerging countries. Increasingly, AFI members are prioritizing policies aimed at narrowing the financial inclusion gender gap, a key barrier to economic growth and stability that has persisted in spite of significant gains in financial inclusion overall. The objective of the program (Advancing Women´s Economic Empowerment through Financial Inclusion 2018-2021) is to support the action plans of the members in order to strengthen women´s access and usage of financial services. The action plans are centered around supporting countries make and fulfil their Maya Declaration Commitments in women´s financial inclusion and the implementation of the Denarau Action Plan. The objective is to reduce the gender gap by half until 2021. AFI has applied to Sida for funding of 77 million SEK to carry out the program. The annual disbursements will be MSEK 20 except the last one (MSEK 17). AFI looks at Sida as a strong like-minded partner and that the project will advance women´s financial inclusion and improve livelihoods for women and girls. Sida´s capacity to actively engage in the partnership has yet to be determined. Since the Denarau action plan was introduced in 2016 32 countries have up till now made some kind of commitment related to gender and women´s financial inclusion. Seven countries (Bangladesh, Tanzania, Zambia, Nigeria, Cambodia, Jordan and Palestine) have issued gender specific policy changes. The goal is that 40 countries will make commitments and 30 countries introduce policy changes. Sex-disaggregated data, consumer protection, financial education and entrepreneurship are among the deliverables. AFI acts according to a true bottom-up and demand-driven model that has proven to be highly effective. The members contribute in-kind which adds to ownership and sustainability. The objective will be reached through 3 key strategies: a) Improve the evidence on women´s financial inclusion and communicate that to members b) Support AFI members in developing the practical skills to develop and implement policies that enhance women´s financial inclusion c) Advocate for women´s financial inclusion at the global level Activities will be: a) Cross-regional peer learning b) Technical capacity building c) public-private cooperation d) In-country implementation support e) Peer-to-peer advisory services f) Joint learning program on gender g) Communication and advocacy related activities The project will create an important public good in the form of new knowledge for policymakers. The partnership is fully in line with the strategy on sustainable economic development with its references to domestic financial markets and financial services for women. Employment, financial stability and PSD are other relevant areas within the strategy. Digitalization is another common interest, visible through the Digital financial services working group. Sida´s global portfolio within financial inclusion is built on different strategic partnerships with distinct characteristics. Different actors look at the root causes from different angles. This mirrors the fact that financial inclusion is not a specific SDG but rather an important enabler for several of the goals. AFI´s unique characteristic in this respect is their member-driven bottom-up approach with direct linkages to the highest policy level. Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) är en medlemsägd och medlemsdriven organisation speciellt fokuserad på finansiell inkludering (dvs att utöver aspekten tillgång även fokusera på användande och kvalitet på de finansiella tjänsterna) på policynivå. Med detta avses att medlemmarna (företrädesvis centralbanker och finansinspektioner) driver reformer som syftar till att göra finansmarknaderna mer tillgängliga och samtidigt att de tar tillvara svaga gruppers intressen. Den nu aktuella insatsen (Advancing Women´s Economic Empowerment through Financial Inclusion 2018-2021) avser att stödja medlemmarnas handlingsplaner som syftar till att stärka kvinnors tillgång till och utnyttjande av finansiella tjänster. Inom ramarna för s k Maya-deklarationer, där länderna åtar sig att sträva mot finansiell inkludering, görs speciella åtaganden i enlighet med en handlingsplan (Denarau) som specifikt adresserar kvinnors situation. Den nu aktuella insatsen syftar till att stödja länderna att uppnå handlingsplanens mål. AFI har ansökt om ett 4-årigt stöd som totalt uppgår till 77 MSEK. De årliga utbetalningarna är tänkta att vara 20 MSEK förutom den sista (17 MSEK). Samarbetet presenteras som ett strategiskt partnerskap till ömsesidig nytta där Sida kan bidra genom att belysa hur kvinnors finansiella inkludering kopplar till bredare utvecklingsmål. Man ser även potential genom att Sida kan bidra med ökad synlighet vilket har ett signalvärde och i förlängningen kan innebära ökat intresse från andra finansiärer. Ett "Donor´s Consultative Council" är tänkt att utgöra basen för detta. Sidas förmåga och kapacitet att leva upp till dessa förväntningar är i dagsläget inte fastställd men kommer att ingå i den fortsatta dialogen. Engagemanget kan variera alltifrån att sitta som observatör i styrelsen till en mer tillbakadragen roll. Någon typ av engagemang inom AFIs högnivåkommitté för kvinnors finansiella inkludering är också ett tänkbart alternativ. Sedan 2016 då handlingsplanen (Denarau action plan) introducerades har 32 länder i dagsläget gjort utfästelser och åtaganden kopplade till att minska könsskillnaderna inom ramarna för sina Maya-deklarationer. I hög grad avser dessa åtaganden att ta fram könsuppdelad statistik, vilket utgör ett naturligt första steg för att kunna generera relevanta beslutsunderlag. Andra områden utgörs av Consumer protection, Financial education samt uppmuntrandet av kvinnligt entreprenörskap. Sju länder (Bangladesh, Tanzania, Zambia, Nigeria, Kambodja, Jordanien och Palestina) har utfärdat specifika policyförändringar inom sina nationella strategier. Några liknande åtaganden har aldrig tidigare utfärdats. 2017 enades AFI om målet att halvera gendergapet i samtliga medlemsländer till 2021 och målet är att 16 länder ska införa könsuppdelad statistik, 40 länder ska göra utfästelser inom ramarna för Maya-deklarationerna och 30 länder ska genomföra reformer på policynivå. Verksamheten är alltigenom efterfrågestyrd och baseras på ett nerifrån-och-upp perspektiv vilket har visat sig vara ett framgångsrikt koncept. Medlemmarna bidrar i hög grad med egna resurser (in-kind) vilket bidrar till reformernas uthållighet och ägarskap. AFI uppmuntrar sina medlemmar att öka sina åtaganden och bidrar till processen genom: • Stärkt evidens kring mervärdet av finansiell inkludering för kvinnor och kommunikation av detta • Stöd till de medlemmar som utvecklar och implementerar reformer • Förespråka ämnesområdet på global nivå i strategiska fora Insatsen kommer inledningsvis fokusera mer på evidensbyggande och därefter övergå i implementering. Målen kommer att uppnås genom en kombination av: • cross-regional peer learning • technical capacity building • public-private cooperation • in-country implementation support • peer-to-peer advisory services • joint learning program on gender • communication and advocacy related activities Den sistnämnda punkten innebär också att erfarenheterna kommer att behandlas som "public good" och även göras tillgängligt för icke-medlemmar. Genom att handlingsplanerna (Denarau Action Plan) är överenskommet gemensamt finns ett fungerande ramverk som ger tydlig styrning. Uppföljning har konkretiserats i ett specifikt ramverk (Strategic Implementation Framework) med fastställda mål. Ramverket är närmare beskrivet under Samarbetspartens kapacitet. Insatsen ligger väl i linje med Sidas gällande strategi som specifikt refererar till inhemska finansmarknader och finansiella tjänster med särskilt fokus på kvinnor. Relevansen för sysselsättning, finansiell stabilitet och privatsektorutveckling är likaså tydlig. Strategin har därutöver även ett fokus på digitalisering vilket ligger väl i linje med AFIs prioritering som bl a visar sig i arbetsgruppen för digitala finansiella tjänster. Arbetsgruppen (främst finansierad av BMGF), där en specifik Sida-finansierad fokalpunkt för jämställdhet utgör ett konkret exempel på en kontaktyta, är det tydligaste beviset på ömsesidig och förstärkande nytta, men även andra plattformar och exempelvis regionala initiativ hanterar ICT-frågor och jämställdhet parallellt. Komplementaritet av den sorten utgör en bra grund för genomförandet av aktiviteterna. Sidas globala portfölj med insatser inom finansiell inkludering är fördelad på strategiska insatser som kompletterar varandra genom att angripa grundorsakerna på olika nivåer genom olika typer av aktörer. Detta speglar det faktum att finansiell inkludering inte är ett specifikt SDG-mål men som däremot är definierat som en avgörande "enabler" för många av målen. Det som främst utmärker AFI i detta sammanhang är att de är en medlemsdriven organisation (med kontor i syd) med direkt inflytande på högsta policynivå. Insatsens övergripande mål var att inom ramarna för insatsen (utbetalningsperiod under perioden 2018 till 2021), via förbättrade regelverk, bidra till att halvera det "gender-gap" vad gäller kvinnors tillgång till och utnyttjande av finansiella tjänster som har identifierats utifrån data från den s k FINDEX-rapporten. Detta övergripande mål ska uppnås genom AFIs verksamhet som i princip sker på fyra olika plan. Dessa utgörs av fördjupad kunskapshantering kring kvinnors finansiella inkludering bland AFIs medlemmar, fördjupad implementeringskapacitet inom medlemskretsen, global opinionsbildning samt AFIs interna kapacitet att bidra till dessa processer. Det övergripande målet är djärvt, men realistiskt, och kommer i slutändan att bero på många faktorer varav AFIs aktiviteter endast utgör en, men viktig, delmängd. Den mest heltäckande informationen kring finansiell inkludering utgörs av FINDEX-rapporten som släpps vart tredje år. Trots den oerhört omfattande datainsamlingen finns det dock begränsningar vilket skapar vissa utmaningar när det gäller att mäta ifall det övergripande målet uppnås. Detta innebär exempelvis att medlemmarna uppmuntras att genomföra kompletterande studier, såväl utbuds- som efterfrågebaserade, och samla dessa på AFIs Data-portal. En av punkterna inom DAP (Denarau Action Plan) uppmanar medlemmarna att formulera åtaganden och sätta konkreta mål kring reduceringar av gender-gapet inom ramarna för sina Maya-deklarationer och nationella handlingsplaner. Formulerandet av dessa åtaganden hade redan inletts 2016 men genom programmet systematiserades arbetet och samtidigt skapades förutsättningar för uppskalning och målet var att 40 länder skulle omfattas. Dessa åtaganden har företrädesvis berört könsuppdelad statistik men även omfattat konsumentskydd, finansiell utbildning, ansvarsfull utlåning, transparens och entreprenörskap. Även områden såsom kvinnors rätt till att äga tillgångar omfattas. AFI stödjer sina medlemmar att uppnå sina mål, vilket kan ske genom direkt medverkan (in-country implementation ICI), men hanteras företrädesvis genom sk peer learning, dvs att man lär av varandra. Ett resultatramverk har utarbetas med mål och indikatorer inom de fyra prioriterade områdena (även benämnda Outcomes, dvs kunskapshantering, implementeringskapacitet, opinionsbildning samt AFIs interna kapacitet) med tillhörande aktiviteter/outputs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Financial policy and administrative management Banking & Financial Services Uppnådda resultat hänförs generellt sett till strategins WEE-mål. Källan utgörs av slututvärderingen och slutrapporten. Resultatramverket var strukturerat utifrån de ovan nämnda fyra Outcomes och med flera Outputs kopplade till dessa. På en övergripande nivå kan det konstateras att ambitionen att halvera gendergapet inte har uppfyllts fullt ut men att betydande framsteg har åstadkommits och där det dessutom finns stor geografisk variation. FINDEX-rapporten visar sålunda att gendergapet reducerats från 9% till 6% under insatsens löptid och att 9 AFI-medlemmar halverade skillnaden mellan män och kvinnor. Genomförda förändringar av regelverk har bidragit till detta och 52 reformer i form av policyförändringar har inrapporterats vilket med god marginal överstiger målet (21 stycken). [AFI 2018-2021, AFI-Sida Project Evaluation - Final report, s 13-14, DOX 18/000116-83]; [M2]; [NAT/INST] Outcome 1: Stärka medlemmarnas kunskap och färdighet inom GIF På output-nivå uppmättes graden av "nöjdhet" till drygt 85% vilket marginellt översteg den förväntade nivån. Nedbrutet på output-nivå exemplifieras detta genom att antalet "knowledge products" uppgick till 25 i jämförelse med målet (12) och att utvecklingen av AFIs Data-portal innebar att 22 medlemmar började rapportera könsuppdelad statistik (28). [AFI 2018-2021, AFI-Sida Project Evaluation - Final report, s 5, DOX 18/000116-83]; [M2]; [GLOB/NORM; NAT/INST] Outcome 2: Stärkt implementeringskapacitet av GIF-policy hos medlemmarna Antalet medlemmar som har gjort GIF-relaterade utfästelser (DAP inom ramarna för sina Maya Declarations) uppgår till 46 (40) och antalet som använder sig av könsuppdelad statistik uppgår till 33 (16) och bägge indikatorerna överträffar därmed det förväntade. På output-nivå innebär det bl a att all kapacitetsutveckling inkluderar GIF-hänsyn och sammantaget har 2,350 (1,600) regulaters genomgått utbildning. Programmet Leadership and Diversity for Regulators har genomförts enligt plan men deltagarantalet, 135, har kraftigt överstigit det förväntade (40), vilket delvis kan förklaras av att det digitala formatet under pandemin underlättade ett ökat antal deltagare. [AFI 2018-2021, AFI-Sida Project Evaluation - Final report, s 10, 12, 25-26, 44, DOX 18/000116-83]; [M2]; [NAT/INST] Outcome 3: Stärkt globalt påverkansarbete som integrerar och prioriterar GIF Målet att globala fora skulle referera till AFIs GIF-program överskreds med råge genom att 13 sådana tillfällen identifierades (4). På output-nivå innebar det exempelvis att antalet policy-papper, 7, i princip uppnåddes (8) och att fyra strategiska partnerskap signerades med externa parter (4). Den aspekt som stack ut var hur AFIs olika arbetsgrupper lyckades utveckla och genomföra arbetsplaner som integrerade GIF-aspekter i sina respektive policyområden genom att 24 sådana arbetsplaner identifierades (6). [AFI 2018-2021, AFI-Sida Project Evaluation - Final report, s 44, 49, DOX 18/000116-83]; [M2]; [GLOB/NORM; NAT/INST; AKT/MÅL] Outcome 4: AFIs interna Managment Unit har förstärkts för att kunna leverera GIF-initiativ till medlemmarna På output-nivå kan det konstateras att planerade utvärderingar har genomförts och att den interna kapaciteten har byggts upp genom att resurser ställts till förfogande. Den positiva utvecklingen av medlemmarnas grad av nöjdhet kopplat till GIF-tjänster har gått att mäta över tid. [AFI 2018-2021, AFI-Sida Project Evaluation - Final report, s 12-13, DOX 18/000116-83]; [M2] Sammanfattningsvis kan det konstateras att programmet framgångsrikt integrerat jämställdhet i AFIs hela verksamhet och på så sätt även fungerat katalytiskt. Vidare har mångdubbelt fler medlemmar än förväntat rapporterat GIF-relaterade policyförändringar under perioden (52 jämfört med det förväntade 21). Vissa av dessa kan visserligen betraktas som tämligen basala (men tenderar ändå att bli alltmer komplexa sett över tid) och just AFIs bidrag till dessa policyförändringar är visserligen omöjligt att exakt fastställa. Ett medskick från utvärderingarna är dock att fortsatt koordination och samarbete krävs för att uppnå långsiktigt institutionella förändringar. Genom att offentliggöra åtagandena sätter medlemmarna press på sig själva att också verkligen leverera de utlovade förändringarna. I fråga om framtagande av normativ vägledning (51 knowledge products togs fram) byggde de inledningsvis på att höja medvetenheten kring betydelsen av GIF för att i ett senare skede skifta fokus till mer praktisk vägledning. Värt att notera är att jämställdhet integrerades i hela AFIs verksamhet och inte bara inom projektets ramar. Konkreta resultatexempel: * State Bank of Pakistan gjorde 2022 ett åtagande att öka användandet av digitala betalningar genom att öppna 65 miljoner unika konton varav minst 20 miljoner avsåg kvinnor. Detta underlättades via genomförandet av ett landspecifikt stöd inom ramarna för deras Banking on Equality Policy. [AFI 2018-2021, End of Project Report, s 4, DOX 18/000116-83]; [M2]; [NAT/INST; AKT/MÅL] * Finansinspektionen i Ecuador formulerade ett åtagande inom ramarna för kundskydd som gick ut på att höja standarden ur ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i syfte att minska gendergapet inom tillgången till, och utnyttjandet av, finansiella tjänster liksom även framtagandet av relevanta indikatorer. [AFI 2018-2021, End of Project Report, s 4-5, DOX 18/000116-83]; [M2]; [NAT/INST] * Ett mycket stort åtagande utgjordes av det kartläggningsprojekt som genomfördes under 2021 där förutsättningar och framsteg för varje medlem dokumenterades och där även slutsatser kunde dras. Initiativet har presenterats i flera olika sammanhang och rönt stort intresse från såväl WB som IMF. [AFI 2018-2021, End of Project Report, s 5, 13, DOX 18/000116-83]; [M2]; [NAT/INST] * 135 deltagare (män och kvinnor) från 27 medlemmar har deltagit i programmet Leadership and Diversity for Regulators som genomförs årligen tillsammans med Women´s World Banking. 80% av deltagarna har uppgivit att de därefter fått utökade ansvarsområden och 40% har avancerat inom sina respektive organisationer. [AFI 2018-2021, End of Project Report, s 6, DOX 18/000116-83]; [M2]; [NAT/INST] Pandemin innebar att förutsättningarna för verksamheten förändrades i grunden. Som framgår ovan påverkades dock inte möjligheten att uppfylla förväntade resultat även om det av förklarliga skäl inte har varit möjligt att fastställa vad utfallet hade blivit utan pandemin. En effekt av att fler utbildningstillfällen genomfördes digitalt var att fler kvinnor deltog vilket är rimligt om det ansågs att det är förknippat med praktiska svårigheter att som kvinna vara bortrest från hemmet under en längre tid. Till viss del har andelen också minskat i takt med att man återgick till fysiskt deltagande. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050462-6105046201 Sweden Alliance for Financial inclusion (AFI) is a member-owned and member-driven global organization with focus on financial inclusion on policy level. The word inclusion indicates a broader focus than access in that aspects of usage and quality are brought into the analysis. The members of the alliance consist of policymaking and regulatory institutions (mainly central banks) in 92 developing and emerging countries. Increasingly, AFI members are prioritizing policies aimed at narrowing the financial inclusion gender gap, a key barrier to economic growth and stability that has persisted in spite of significant gains in financial inclusion overall. The objective of the program (Advancing Women´s Economic Empowerment through Financial Inclusion 2018-2021) is to support the action plans of the members in order to strengthen women´s access and usage of financial services. The action plans are centered around supporting countries make and fulfil their Maya Declaration Commitments in women´s financial inclusion and the implementation of the Denarau Action Plan. The objective is to reduce the gender gap by half until 2021. AFI has applied to Sida for funding of 77 million SEK to carry out the program. The annual disbursements will be MSEK 20 except the last one (MSEK 17). AFI looks at Sida as a strong like-minded partner and that the project will advance women´s financial inclusion and improve livelihoods for women and girls. Sida´s capacity to actively engage in the partnership has yet to be determined. Since the Denarau action plan was introduced in 2016 32 countries have up till now made some kind of commitment related to gender and women´s financial inclusion. Seven countries (Bangladesh, Tanzania, Zambia, Nigeria, Cambodia, Jordan and Palestine) have issued gender specific policy changes. The goal is that 40 countries will make commitments and 30 countries introduce policy changes. Sex-disaggregated data, consumer protection, financial education and entrepreneurship are among the deliverables. AFI acts according to a true bottom-up and demand-driven model that has proven to be highly effective. The members contribute in-kind which adds to ownership and sustainability. The objective will be reached through 3 key strategies: a) Improve the evidence on women´s financial inclusion and communicate that to members b) Support AFI members in developing the practical skills to develop and implement policies that enhance women´s financial inclusion c) Advocate for women´s financial inclusion at the global level Activities will be: a) Cross-regional peer learning b) Technical capacity building c) public-private cooperation d) In-country implementation support e) Peer-to-peer advisory services f) Joint learning program on gender g) Communication and advocacy related activities The project will create an important public good in the form of new knowledge for policymakers. The partnership is fully in line with the strategy on sustainable economic development with its references to domestic financial markets and financial services for women. Employment, financial stability and PSD are other relevant areas within the strategy. Digitalization is another common interest, visible through the Digital financial services working group. Sida´s global portfolio within financial inclusion is built on different strategic partnerships with distinct characteristics. Different actors look at the root causes from different angles. This mirrors the fact that financial inclusion is not a specific SDG but rather an important enabler for several of the goals. AFI´s unique characteristic in this respect is their member-driven bottom-up approach with direct linkages to the highest policy level. Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) är en medlemsägd och medlemsdriven organisation speciellt fokuserad på finansiell inkludering (dvs att utöver aspekten tillgång även fokusera på användande och kvalitet på de finansiella tjänsterna) på policynivå. Med detta avses att medlemmarna (företrädesvis centralbanker och finansinspektioner) driver reformer som syftar till att göra finansmarknaderna mer tillgängliga och samtidigt att de tar tillvara svaga gruppers intressen. Den nu aktuella insatsen (Advancing Women´s Economic Empowerment through Financial Inclusion 2018-2021) avser att stödja medlemmarnas handlingsplaner som syftar till att stärka kvinnors tillgång till och utnyttjande av finansiella tjänster. Inom ramarna för s k Maya-deklarationer, där länderna åtar sig att sträva mot finansiell inkludering, görs speciella åtaganden i enlighet med en handlingsplan (Denarau) som specifikt adresserar kvinnors situation. Den nu aktuella insatsen syftar till att stödja länderna att uppnå handlingsplanens mål. AFI har ansökt om ett 4-årigt stöd som totalt uppgår till 77 MSEK. De årliga utbetalningarna är tänkta att vara 20 MSEK förutom den sista (17 MSEK). Samarbetet presenteras som ett strategiskt partnerskap till ömsesidig nytta där Sida kan bidra genom att belysa hur kvinnors finansiella inkludering kopplar till bredare utvecklingsmål. Man ser även potential genom att Sida kan bidra med ökad synlighet vilket har ett signalvärde och i förlängningen kan innebära ökat intresse från andra finansiärer. Ett "Donor´s Consultative Council" är tänkt att utgöra basen för detta. Sidas förmåga och kapacitet att leva upp till dessa förväntningar är i dagsläget inte fastställd men kommer att ingå i den fortsatta dialogen. Engagemanget kan variera alltifrån att sitta som observatör i styrelsen till en mer tillbakadragen roll. Någon typ av engagemang inom AFIs högnivåkommitté för kvinnors finansiella inkludering är också ett tänkbart alternativ. Sedan 2016 då handlingsplanen (Denarau action plan) introducerades har 32 länder i dagsläget gjort utfästelser och åtaganden kopplade till att minska könsskillnaderna inom ramarna för sina Maya-deklarationer. I hög grad avser dessa åtaganden att ta fram könsuppdelad statistik, vilket utgör ett naturligt första steg för att kunna generera relevanta beslutsunderlag. Andra områden utgörs av Consumer protection, Financial education samt uppmuntrandet av kvinnligt entreprenörskap. Sju länder (Bangladesh, Tanzania, Zambia, Nigeria, Kambodja, Jordanien och Palestina) har utfärdat specifika policyförändringar inom sina nationella strategier. Några liknande åtaganden har aldrig tidigare utfärdats. 2017 enades AFI om målet att halvera gendergapet i samtliga medlemsländer till 2021 och målet är att 16 länder ska införa könsuppdelad statistik, 40 länder ska göra utfästelser inom ramarna för Maya-deklarationerna och 30 länder ska genomföra reformer på policynivå. Verksamheten är alltigenom efterfrågestyrd och baseras på ett nerifrån-och-upp perspektiv vilket har visat sig vara ett framgångsrikt koncept. Medlemmarna bidrar i hög grad med egna resurser (in-kind) vilket bidrar till reformernas uthållighet och ägarskap. AFI uppmuntrar sina medlemmar att öka sina åtaganden och bidrar till processen genom: • Stärkt evidens kring mervärdet av finansiell inkludering för kvinnor och kommunikation av detta • Stöd till de medlemmar som utvecklar och implementerar reformer • Förespråka ämnesområdet på global nivå i strategiska fora Insatsen kommer inledningsvis fokusera mer på evidensbyggande och därefter övergå i implementering. Målen kommer att uppnås genom en kombination av: • cross-regional peer learning • technical capacity building • public-private cooperation • in-country implementation support • peer-to-peer advisory services • joint learning program on gender • communication and advocacy related activities Den sistnämnda punkten innebär också att erfarenheterna kommer att behandlas som "public good" och även göras tillgängligt för icke-medlemmar. Genom att handlingsplanerna (Denarau Action Plan) är överenskommet gemensamt finns ett fungerande ramverk som ger tydlig styrning. Uppföljning har konkretiserats i ett specifikt ramverk (Strategic Implementation Framework) med fastställda mål. Ramverket är närmare beskrivet under Samarbetspartens kapacitet. Insatsen ligger väl i linje med Sidas gällande strategi som specifikt refererar till inhemska finansmarknader och finansiella tjänster med särskilt fokus på kvinnor. Relevansen för sysselsättning, finansiell stabilitet och privatsektorutveckling är likaså tydlig. Strategin har därutöver även ett fokus på digitalisering vilket ligger väl i linje med AFIs prioritering som bl a visar sig i arbetsgruppen för digitala finansiella tjänster. Arbetsgruppen (främst finansierad av BMGF), där en specifik Sida-finansierad fokalpunkt för jämställdhet utgör ett konkret exempel på en kontaktyta, är det tydligaste beviset på ömsesidig och förstärkande nytta, men även andra plattformar och exempelvis regionala initiativ hanterar ICT-frågor och jämställdhet parallellt. Komplementaritet av den sorten utgör en bra grund för genomförandet av aktiviteterna. Sidas globala portfölj med insatser inom finansiell inkludering är fördelad på strategiska insatser som kompletterar varandra genom att angripa grundorsakerna på olika nivåer genom olika typer av aktörer. Detta speglar det faktum att finansiell inkludering inte är ett specifikt SDG-mål men som däremot är definierat som en avgörande "enabler" för många av målen. Det som främst utmärker AFI i detta sammanhang är att de är en medlemsdriven organisation (med kontor i syd) med direkt inflytande på högsta policynivå. Insatsens övergripande mål var att inom ramarna för insatsen (utbetalningsperiod under perioden 2018 till 2021), via förbättrade regelverk, bidra till att halvera det "gender-gap" vad gäller kvinnors tillgång till och utnyttjande av finansiella tjänster som har identifierats utifrån data från den s k FINDEX-rapporten. Detta övergripande mål ska uppnås genom AFIs verksamhet som i princip sker på fyra olika plan. Dessa utgörs av fördjupad kunskapshantering kring kvinnors finansiella inkludering bland AFIs medlemmar, fördjupad implementeringskapacitet inom medlemskretsen, global opinionsbildning samt AFIs interna kapacitet att bidra till dessa processer. Det övergripande målet är djärvt, men realistiskt, och kommer i slutändan att bero på många faktorer varav AFIs aktiviteter endast utgör en, men viktig, delmängd. Den mest heltäckande informationen kring finansiell inkludering utgörs av FINDEX-rapporten som släpps vart tredje år. Trots den oerhört omfattande datainsamlingen finns det dock begränsningar vilket skapar vissa utmaningar när det gäller att mäta ifall det övergripande målet uppnås. Detta innebär exempelvis att medlemmarna uppmuntras att genomföra kompletterande studier, såväl utbuds- som efterfrågebaserade, och samla dessa på AFIs Data-portal. En av punkterna inom DAP (Denarau Action Plan) uppmanar medlemmarna att formulera åtaganden och sätta konkreta mål kring reduceringar av gender-gapet inom ramarna för sina Maya-deklarationer och nationella handlingsplaner. Formulerandet av dessa åtaganden hade redan inletts 2016 men genom programmet systematiserades arbetet och samtidigt skapades förutsättningar för uppskalning och målet var att 40 länder skulle omfattas. Dessa åtaganden har företrädesvis berört könsuppdelad statistik men även omfattat konsumentskydd, finansiell utbildning, ansvarsfull utlåning, transparens och entreprenörskap. Även områden såsom kvinnors rätt till att äga tillgångar omfattas. AFI stödjer sina medlemmar att uppnå sina mål, vilket kan ske genom direkt medverkan (in-country implementation ICI), men hanteras företrädesvis genom sk peer learning, dvs att man lär av varandra. Ett resultatramverk har utarbetas med mål och indikatorer inom de fyra prioriterade områdena (även benämnda Outcomes, dvs kunskapshantering, implementeringskapacitet, opinionsbildning samt AFIs interna kapacitet) med tillhörande aktiviteter/outputs. Sweden AFI/Alliance for Financial Inclusion Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AFI/Alliance for Financial Inclusion 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 17.13 - Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence. 17.13 - Öka den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i världen, bland annat genom politisk samordning och samstämmig politik. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 20000000 20000000 20000000 17000000 0 20000000 0 0 0 0 8000000 -8000000 0 0 8000000 12000000 8000000 12000000 0 17000000 77000000 AFI/Alliance for Financial Inclusion 20000000 AFI/Alliance for Financial Inclusion 20000000 AFI/Alliance for Financial Inclusion 20000000 AFI/Alliance for Financial Inclusion 17000000 AFI/Alliance for Financial Inclusion Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 More effective domestic resource mobilization, increased financial stability and counteracting corruption Mer effektiv inhemsk resursmobilisering, ökad finansiell stabilitet och motverkande av korruption Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050462-6105046202 Sweden Alliance for Financial inclusion (AFI) is a member-owned and member-driven global organization with focus on financial inclusion on policy level. The word inclusion indicates a broader focus than access in that aspects of usage and quality are brought into the analysis. The members of the alliance consist of policymaking and regulatory institutions (mainly central banks) in 92 developing and emerging countries. Increasingly, AFI members are prioritizing policies aimed at narrowing the financial inclusion gender gap, a key barrier to economic growth and stability that has persisted in spite of significant gains in financial inclusion overall. The objective of the program (Advancing Women´s Economic Empowerment through Financial Inclusion 2018-2021) is to support the action plans of the members in order to strengthen women´s access and usage of financial services. The action plans are centered around supporting countries make and fulfil their Maya Declaration Commitments in women´s financial inclusion and the implementation of the Denarau Action Plan. The objective is to reduce the gender gap by half until 2021. AFI has applied to Sida for funding of 77 million SEK to carry out the program. The annual disbursements will be MSEK 20 except the last one (MSEK 17). AFI looks at Sida as a strong like-minded partner and that the project will advance women´s financial inclusion and improve livelihoods for women and girls. Sida´s capacity to actively engage in the partnership has yet to be determined. Since the Denarau action plan was introduced in 2016 32 countries have up till now made some kind of commitment related to gender and women´s financial inclusion. Seven countries (Bangladesh, Tanzania, Zambia, Nigeria, Cambodia, Jordan and Palestine) have issued gender specific policy changes. The goal is that 40 countries will make commitments and 30 countries introduce policy changes. Sex-disaggregated data, consumer protection, financial education and entrepreneurship are among the deliverables. AFI acts according to a true bottom-up and demand-driven model that has proven to be highly effective. The members contribute in-kind which adds to ownership and sustainability. The objective will be reached through 3 key strategies: a) Improve the evidence on women´s financial inclusion and communicate that to members b) Support AFI members in developing the practical skills to develop and implement policies that enhance women´s financial inclusion c) Advocate for women´s financial inclusion at the global level Activities will be: a) Cross-regional peer learning b) Technical capacity building c) public-private cooperation d) In-country implementation support e) Peer-to-peer advisory services f) Joint learning program on gender g) Communication and advocacy related activities The project will create an important public good in the form of new knowledge for policymakers. The partnership is fully in line with the strategy on sustainable economic development with its references to domestic financial markets and financial services for women. Employment, financial stability and PSD are other relevant areas within the strategy. Digitalization is another common interest, visible through the Digital financial services working group. Sida´s global portfolio within financial inclusion is built on different strategic partnerships with distinct characteristics. Different actors look at the root causes from different angles. This mirrors the fact that financial inclusion is not a specific SDG but rather an important enabler for several of the goals. AFI´s unique characteristic in this respect is their member-driven bottom-up approach with direct linkages to the highest policy level. Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) är en medlemsägd och medlemsdriven organisation speciellt fokuserad på finansiell inkludering (dvs att utöver aspekten tillgång även fokusera på användande och kvalitet på de finansiella tjänsterna) på policynivå. Med detta avses att medlemmarna (företrädesvis centralbanker och finansinspektioner) driver reformer som syftar till att göra finansmarknaderna mer tillgängliga och samtidigt att de tar tillvara svaga gruppers intressen. Den nu aktuella insatsen (Advancing Women´s Economic Empowerment through Financial Inclusion 2018-2021) avser att stödja medlemmarnas handlingsplaner som syftar till att stärka kvinnors tillgång till och utnyttjande av finansiella tjänster. Inom ramarna för s k Maya-deklarationer, där länderna åtar sig att sträva mot finansiell inkludering, görs speciella åtaganden i enlighet med en handlingsplan (Denarau) som specifikt adresserar kvinnors situation. Den nu aktuella insatsen syftar till att stödja länderna att uppnå handlingsplanens mål. AFI har ansökt om ett 4-årigt stöd som totalt uppgår till 77 MSEK. De årliga utbetalningarna är tänkta att vara 20 MSEK förutom den sista (17 MSEK). Samarbetet presenteras som ett strategiskt partnerskap till ömsesidig nytta där Sida kan bidra genom att belysa hur kvinnors finansiella inkludering kopplar till bredare utvecklingsmål. Man ser även potential genom att Sida kan bidra med ökad synlighet vilket har ett signalvärde och i förlängningen kan innebära ökat intresse från andra finansiärer. Ett "Donor´s Consultative Council" är tänkt att utgöra basen för detta. Sidas förmåga och kapacitet att leva upp till dessa förväntningar är i dagsläget inte fastställd men kommer att ingå i den fortsatta dialogen. Engagemanget kan variera alltifrån att sitta som observatör i styrelsen till en mer tillbakadragen roll. Någon typ av engagemang inom AFIs högnivåkommitté för kvinnors finansiella inkludering är också ett tänkbart alternativ. Sedan 2016 då handlingsplanen (Denarau action plan) introducerades har 32 länder i dagsläget gjort utfästelser och åtaganden kopplade till att minska könsskillnaderna inom ramarna för sina Maya-deklarationer. I hög grad avser dessa åtaganden att ta fram könsuppdelad statistik, vilket utgör ett naturligt första steg för att kunna generera relevanta beslutsunderlag. Andra områden utgörs av Consumer protection, Financial education samt uppmuntrandet av kvinnligt entreprenörskap. Sju länder (Bangladesh, Tanzania, Zambia, Nigeria, Kambodja, Jordanien och Palestina) har utfärdat specifika policyförändringar inom sina nationella strategier. Några liknande åtaganden har aldrig tidigare utfärdats. 2017 enades AFI om målet att halvera gendergapet i samtliga medlemsländer till 2021 och målet är att 16 länder ska införa könsuppdelad statistik, 40 länder ska göra utfästelser inom ramarna för Maya-deklarationerna och 30 länder ska genomföra reformer på policynivå. Verksamheten är alltigenom efterfrågestyrd och baseras på ett nerifrån-och-upp perspektiv vilket har visat sig vara ett framgångsrikt koncept. Medlemmarna bidrar i hög grad med egna resurser (in-kind) vilket bidrar till reformernas uthållighet och ägarskap. AFI uppmuntrar sina medlemmar att öka sina åtaganden och bidrar till processen genom: • Stärkt evidens kring mervärdet av finansiell inkludering för kvinnor och kommunikation av detta • Stöd till de medlemmar som utvecklar och implementerar reformer • Förespråka ämnesområdet på global nivå i strategiska fora Insatsen kommer inledningsvis fokusera mer på evidensbyggande och därefter övergå i implementering. Målen kommer att uppnås genom en kombination av: • cross-regional peer learning • technical capacity building • public-private cooperation • in-country implementation support • peer-to-peer advisory services • joint learning program on gender • communication and advocacy related activities Den sistnämnda punkten innebär också att erfarenheterna kommer att behandlas som "public good" och även göras tillgängligt för icke-medlemmar. Genom att handlingsplanerna (Denarau Action Plan) är överenskommet gemensamt finns ett fungerande ramverk som ger tydlig styrning. Uppföljning har konkretiserats i ett specifikt ramverk (Strategic Implementation Framework) med fastställda mål. Ramverket är närmare beskrivet under Samarbetspartens kapacitet. Insatsen ligger väl i linje med Sidas gällande strategi som specifikt refererar till inhemska finansmarknader och finansiella tjänster med särskilt fokus på kvinnor. Relevansen för sysselsättning, finansiell stabilitet och privatsektorutveckling är likaså tydlig. Strategin har därutöver även ett fokus på digitalisering vilket ligger väl i linje med AFIs prioritering som bl a visar sig i arbetsgruppen för digitala finansiella tjänster. Arbetsgruppen (främst finansierad av BMGF), där en specifik Sida-finansierad fokalpunkt för jämställdhet utgör ett konkret exempel på en kontaktyta, är det tydligaste beviset på ömsesidig och förstärkande nytta, men även andra plattformar och exempelvis regionala initiativ hanterar ICT-frågor och jämställdhet parallellt. Komplementaritet av den sorten utgör en bra grund för genomförandet av aktiviteterna. Sidas globala portfölj med insatser inom finansiell inkludering är fördelad på strategiska insatser som kompletterar varandra genom att angripa grundorsakerna på olika nivåer genom olika typer av aktörer. Detta speglar det faktum att finansiell inkludering inte är ett specifikt SDG-mål men som däremot är definierat som en avgörande "enabler" för många av målen. Det som främst utmärker AFI i detta sammanhang är att de är en medlemsdriven organisation (med kontor i syd) med direkt inflytande på högsta policynivå. Insatsens övergripande mål var att inom ramarna för insatsen (utbetalningsperiod under perioden 2018 till 2021), via förbättrade regelverk, bidra till att halvera det "gender-gap" vad gäller kvinnors tillgång till och utnyttjande av finansiella tjänster som har identifierats utifrån data från den s k FINDEX-rapporten. Detta övergripande mål ska uppnås genom AFIs verksamhet som i princip sker på fyra olika plan. Dessa utgörs av fördjupad kunskapshantering kring kvinnors finansiella inkludering bland AFIs medlemmar, fördjupad implementeringskapacitet inom medlemskretsen, global opinionsbildning samt AFIs interna kapacitet att bidra till dessa processer. Det övergripande målet är djärvt, men realistiskt, och kommer i slutändan att bero på många faktorer varav AFIs aktiviteter endast utgör en, men viktig, delmängd. Den mest heltäckande informationen kring finansiell inkludering utgörs av FINDEX-rapporten som släpps vart tredje år. Trots den oerhört omfattande datainsamlingen finns det dock begränsningar vilket skapar vissa utmaningar när det gäller att mäta ifall det övergripande målet uppnås. Detta innebär exempelvis att medlemmarna uppmuntras att genomföra kompletterande studier, såväl utbuds- som efterfrågebaserade, och samla dessa på AFIs Data-portal. En av punkterna inom DAP (Denarau Action Plan) uppmanar medlemmarna att formulera åtaganden och sätta konkreta mål kring reduceringar av gender-gapet inom ramarna för sina Maya-deklarationer och nationella handlingsplaner. Formulerandet av dessa åtaganden hade redan inletts 2016 men genom programmet systematiserades arbetet och samtidigt skapades förutsättningar för uppskalning och målet var att 40 länder skulle omfattas. Dessa åtaganden har företrädesvis berört könsuppdelad statistik men även omfattat konsumentskydd, finansiell utbildning, ansvarsfull utlåning, transparens och entreprenörskap. Även områden såsom kvinnors rätt till att äga tillgångar omfattas. AFI stödjer sina medlemmar att uppnå sina mål, vilket kan ske genom direkt medverkan (in-country implementation ICI), men hanteras företrädesvis genom sk peer learning, dvs att man lär av varandra. Ett resultatramverk har utarbetas med mål och indikatorer inom de fyra prioriterade områdena (även benämnda Outcomes, dvs kunskapshantering, implementeringskapacitet, opinionsbildning samt AFIs interna kapacitet) med tillhörande aktiviteter/outputs. Sweden NIRAS Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 172429 172429 0 172429 NIRAS Sweden AB 172429 NIRAS Sweden AB Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050701 Sweden Frontline AIDS (f.d IHAA) is an international organisation which works with HIV prevention and care and treatement for the most vulnerable groups in the society. Frontline Aids (f.d International HIV/AIDS Alliance (IHAA)) är en global allians som omfattar ett internationellt sekretariat i Brighton, Storbritannien, regionala nav och 34 så kallade länkorganisationer (LO:s) som i sin tur enligt IHAA inkluderar/når ut till över 2,000 gräsrots/civila samhällsorganisationer. Ingen annan global HIV/AIDS organisation (NGO) har identifierats med liknande genomslag, kapacitet eller kostnadseffektivitet. IHAA:s mandat är fokuserat på att mobilisera det civila samhället i bekämpningen av HIV/AIDS. Tyngdpunkten ligger på att säkerställa att de mest utsatta och marginaliserade grupperna - människor som lever med HIV, deras partners och familjer, män som har sex med män, transsexuella, människor som injicerar droger, människor som säljer eller köper sex, utsatta barn, migranter, flyktingar och interner -ska få tillgång till HIV prevention, vård och behandling av AIDS och integrerad HIV/SRHR service. IHAA arbetar både globalt, regionalt och nationellt med påverkansarbete, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och service. IHAA:s ansökan till Sida är för bas stöd och omfattar 79 MSEK (39 MSEK för år 2017 och därefter 20 MSEK för år 2018, 2019). Sida har stött IHAA sedan 1993. IHAA är en viktig och unik aktör som har bidragit till att färre människor idag blir smittade av HIV och att fler får tillgång till bromsmediciner. IHAA är den enda HIV/AIDS specifika organisationen som är inkluderad i portföljen för avdelningen för internationella organisationer och tematiskt stöd (INTEM). IHAA har uppnått goda resultat så som redogjorts i rapportering till Sida under årens gång och som har bekräftats av en nyligen genomförd utvärdering av IHAA (även av tidigare utvärderingar). Bas stödet är avsett för implementering av lHAA:s nya strategi som har som mål att: 1) Öka tillgängligheten till hiv och hälsoprogram 2) Ge stöd till gräsrots/civila samhällsorganisationer för att länka upp till nationella hälsosystem 3) Utföra påverkansarbete relaterat till HIV, hälsa, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter 4) Bygga en starkare allians The IHAA was supported with core funding of 80,21 MSEK covering 3 years (2017 – 2019) to contribute to the implementation of the IHAA strategy, which forms the basis of the IHAA response to HIV/AIDS. The overall goal of the strategy was, according to IHAA - now Frontline AIDS, to work with communities through local, national and global action on health and human rights in order to respond to HIV/AIDS. The beneficiaries are people living with HIV (PLHIV), their partners and families, men who have sex with men (MSM), transgender people (TG), people who use drugs (PWUD), people who sell or buy sex (SW), children affected by HIV and AIDS, 4 and displaced people and prisoners. The intention was that the beneficiaries will have increased access to quality HIV/AIDS, health and SRHR programs and through advocacy work leading to inclusive and engaged societies able to exercise their human rights and SRHR regardless of gender, age or sexual orientation. Through the programmatic and organizational development support was provided to IHAA’s 34 Linking Organizations, and in turn to the over 2000 CBOs supported by the LOs (and regional entities), CBOs according to IHAA benefit by becoming stronger, more connected and effective elements of health systems. The intention was that the CBOs will also benefit from the emphasis on further developing southern leadership and continuing to build a stronger IHAA partnership. A wider group of global stakeholder benefit, according to IHAA, from the intended achievements as a result of the implementation of the strategy as it contributes to the overall goal of working with communities through local, national and global action on health and human rights in the response against HIV/AIDS. The IHAA states that it takes a rights based and participatory approach. This entails that the IHAA continue to ensure that the beneficiaries are involved in designing, delivering and evaluating programs and are empowered to advocate for their rights. This  mean working to promote and create non-discriminatory and protective legal and policy environments where human rights are respected. IHAA states it continues to work to ensure an enabling social and legal environment for HIV prevention, care and treatment. In sum, IHAA intended to attain below stipulated results – related indicator to measure progress over time are also accounted for the in the funding proposal submitted to Sida. 1. Healthy people: increase access to quality HIV/AIDS and health programs. 2. Stronger health and community systems: support CBOs to be connected and effective elements of health systems. 3. Inclusive and engaged societies: advocate for HIV/AIDS, health, gender and human rights. 4. Foundations for impact: build a stronger IHAA partnership that is evidence-based and accountable to communities. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified STD control including HIV/AIDS Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health In 2019, with support from Frontline AIDS:- 6.3 million marginalised and other vulnerable people were provided with sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) interventions;- 5.1 million marginalised and other vulnerable people were reached with HIV prevention programmes (of these: 680,602 were adolescent girls and young women, 275,666 people who use drugs, 240,487 sex workers, 168,609 men who have sex with men, 27,503 trans and 3,497,609 other vulnerable people)In Cambodia for example, KHANA and their implementing partners reached almost 30,000 people through peer to-peer outreach activities, including at night-time and by using social media. This approach helped HIV detection in populations that are hidden and hard to reach, including sex workers, men who have sex with men, and transgender people.- 2.6 million marginalised and other vulnerable people received an HIV test and know their results;In Ukraine, for example, Alliance for Public Health designed and developed an innovative vending machine that provides condoms, lubricant and oral HIV tests free of charge. Clients obtain a QR code online, which they then use to access the desired products from the machine. The HIV tests carry stickers with contact details for local social workers to help link people to treatment and care. 277 HIV tests were distributed from a total of five machines that were piloted in four regions during September to December 2019.- 32 000 newly diagnosed people were linked to HIV care;In India, for example, Humsafar Trust set up the country’s first integrated community based HIV treatment centre dedicated to the LGBT and hijra community. Based in Mumbai, the clinic provides HIV tests, pre- and post-test counselling, and HIV treatment in a friendly, non-judgmental environment outside of hospital settings.- 265 000 people who use drugs were reached with needle and syringe programmes and - 25.6 million needles and syringes were distributed;Frontline AIDS partnership is the largest civil society provider of harm reduction services, delivering peer-led, community-based programmes. In China, for example, AIDS Care China succeeded in convincing the government to start co-funding a crossborder opioid substitution therapy clinic in Longchuan, which is near the border with Myanmar. The clinic provides take-home methadone services to people who use drugs from both sides of the border. In Yunnan Province in southwest China, Yunnan Institute of Drug Abuse and AIDS Care China have collaborated with local police and health authorities to develop and promote a model of community based treatment for people who use drugs, rather than arresting them and sending them to a compulsory detoxification centre.- 1.4 million young people aged 10–24 years were reached with comprehensive sexuality education and/or life skills-based HIV education;In Zimbabwe, the READY to Lead programme has built the leadership and advocacy skills of young women living with HIV by recruiting 100 mentors who in turn went on to train more than 800 other young women, catalysing a generation to engage in advocacy at district and national levels. As a result, a group of young women successfully lobbied for updated national treatment guidelines. The guidelines now state that the antiretroviral drug dolutegravir (DTG), which is more effective and has fewer side effects than alternative drugs, should be made available to women as a preferred treatment option, including for women of reproductive age using any form of contraception, as per WHO treatment guidelines.- 999 community-based organisations received a pre-defined package of training. In terms of holding governments to account on HIV prevention, in 2019, Frontline AIDS worked with partners in seven countries to produce HIV prevention shadow reports. The reports provide a community assessment of how well countries are delivering against the ten-point action plan that they have agreed with the Prevention Coalition, shedding light on area often neglected by official reporting. They show that the needs of sex workers, men who have sex with men, transgender people and people who use drugs are frequently ignored, resulting in worryingly low levels of access to HIV prevention.In terms of bringing new evidence, for example, in collaboration with Watipa and partners in Malawi and Cambodia, Frontline AIDS released the ‘Early Warning Signs’ study looking at the impact that the gag rule is having on HIV programmes. The findings suggested that the policy had created some disruption to HIV programmes, outreach services, and referrals to safe, tailored, integrated services for marginalised people. The study also found that the gag rule had created an environment of mistrust, confusion, and isolation among civil society actors, and tightened the space for advocacy on comprehensive SRHR. It concluded that these changes had compromised access to HIV prevention, testing and treatment services for marginalised people.The results above should be seen in light of the most recent data on the status of HIV/AIDS, according to reports from UNAIDS (2019), among others:- Globally, nearly 37.9 million people are living with HIV today and almost 15 million of them still cannot get life-saving treatment.- If undetected or untreated, HIV remains the most deadly sexually transmitted infection, and poor access to basic sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) increases the risk of people contracting HIV.- In 2018, 1.7 million people were newly infected with HIV and 770,000 died of AIDSrelated illnesses, with tuberculosis (TB) the leading cause of death among people living with HIV. More than half (54%) of these new infections were among gay men and other men who have sex with men (MSM), sex workers and their clients, transgender people, people who inject drugs and their sexual partners.The risk of contracting HIV is heightened by criminalisation, marginalisation and poverty.- HIV is the leading cause of death among women of reproductive age. Globally, more than 6,000 girls and women aged 15 to 24 contract HIV every week – 60% more than boys and men of the same age. HIV disproportionately affects young women and adolescent girls because of the inequality that they experience culturally, socially and economically. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050701-6105070101 Sweden Frontline AIDS (f.d IHAA) is an international organisation which works with HIV prevention and care and treatement for the most vulnerable groups in the society. Frontline Aids (f.d International HIV/AIDS Alliance (IHAA)) är en global allians som omfattar ett internationellt sekretariat i Brighton, Storbritannien, regionala nav och 34 så kallade länkorganisationer (LO:s) som i sin tur enligt IHAA inkluderar/når ut till över 2,000 gräsrots/civila samhällsorganisationer. Ingen annan global HIV/AIDS organisation (NGO) har identifierats med liknande genomslag, kapacitet eller kostnadseffektivitet. IHAA:s mandat är fokuserat på att mobilisera det civila samhället i bekämpningen av HIV/AIDS. Tyngdpunkten ligger på att säkerställa att de mest utsatta och marginaliserade grupperna - människor som lever med HIV, deras partners och familjer, män som har sex med män, transsexuella, människor som injicerar droger, människor som säljer eller köper sex, utsatta barn, migranter, flyktingar och interner -ska få tillgång till HIV prevention, vård och behandling av AIDS och integrerad HIV/SRHR service. IHAA arbetar både globalt, regionalt och nationellt med påverkansarbete, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och service. IHAA:s ansökan till Sida är för bas stöd och omfattar 79 MSEK (39 MSEK för år 2017 och därefter 20 MSEK för år 2018, 2019). Sida har stött IHAA sedan 1993. IHAA är en viktig och unik aktör som har bidragit till att färre människor idag blir smittade av HIV och att fler får tillgång till bromsmediciner. IHAA är den enda HIV/AIDS specifika organisationen som är inkluderad i portföljen för avdelningen för internationella organisationer och tematiskt stöd (INTEM). IHAA har uppnått goda resultat så som redogjorts i rapportering till Sida under årens gång och som har bekräftats av en nyligen genomförd utvärdering av IHAA (även av tidigare utvärderingar). Bas stödet är avsett för implementering av lHAA:s nya strategi som har som mål att: 1) Öka tillgängligheten till hiv och hälsoprogram 2) Ge stöd till gräsrots/civila samhällsorganisationer för att länka upp till nationella hälsosystem 3) Utföra påverkansarbete relaterat till HIV, hälsa, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter 4) Bygga en starkare allians The IHAA was supported with core funding of 80,21 MSEK covering 3 years (2017 – 2019) to contribute to the implementation of the IHAA strategy, which forms the basis of the IHAA response to HIV/AIDS. The overall goal of the strategy was, according to IHAA - now Frontline AIDS, to work with communities through local, national and global action on health and human rights in order to respond to HIV/AIDS. The beneficiaries are people living with HIV (PLHIV), their partners and families, men who have sex with men (MSM), transgender people (TG), people who use drugs (PWUD), people who sell or buy sex (SW), children affected by HIV and AIDS, 4 and displaced people and prisoners. The intention was that the beneficiaries will have increased access to quality HIV/AIDS, health and SRHR programs and through advocacy work leading to inclusive and engaged societies able to exercise their human rights and SRHR regardless of gender, age or sexual orientation. Through the programmatic and organizational development support was provided to IHAA’s 34 Linking Organizations, and in turn to the over 2000 CBOs supported by the LOs (and regional entities), CBOs according to IHAA benefit by becoming stronger, more connected and effective elements of health systems. The intention was that the CBOs will also benefit from the emphasis on further developing southern leadership and continuing to build a stronger IHAA partnership. A wider group of global stakeholder benefit, according to IHAA, from the intended achievements as a result of the implementation of the strategy as it contributes to the overall goal of working with communities through local, national and global action on health and human rights in the response against HIV/AIDS. The IHAA states that it takes a rights based and participatory approach. This entails that the IHAA continue to ensure that the beneficiaries are involved in designing, delivering and evaluating programs and are empowered to advocate for their rights. This  mean working to promote and create non-discriminatory and protective legal and policy environments where human rights are respected. IHAA states it continues to work to ensure an enabling social and legal environment for HIV prevention, care and treatment. In sum, IHAA intended to attain below stipulated results – related indicator to measure progress over time are also accounted for the in the funding proposal submitted to Sida. 1. Healthy people: increase access to quality HIV/AIDS and health programs. 2. Stronger health and community systems: support CBOs to be connected and effective elements of health systems. 3. Inclusive and engaged societies: advocate for HIV/AIDS, health, gender and human rights. 4. Foundations for impact: build a stronger IHAA partnership that is evidence-based and accountable to communities. Sweden International HIV/AIDS Alliance Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International HIV/AIDS Alliance 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 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Frontline Aids (f.d International HIV/AIDS Alliance (IHAA)) är en global allians som omfattar ett internationellt sekretariat i Brighton, Storbritannien, regionala nav och 34 så kallade länkorganisationer (LO:s) som i sin tur enligt IHAA inkluderar/når ut till över 2,000 gräsrots/civila samhällsorganisationer. Ingen annan global HIV/AIDS organisation (NGO) har identifierats med liknande genomslag, kapacitet eller kostnadseffektivitet. IHAA:s mandat är fokuserat på att mobilisera det civila samhället i bekämpningen av HIV/AIDS. Tyngdpunkten ligger på att säkerställa att de mest utsatta och marginaliserade grupperna - människor som lever med HIV, deras partners och familjer, män som har sex med män, transsexuella, människor som injicerar droger, människor som säljer eller köper sex, utsatta barn, migranter, flyktingar och interner -ska få tillgång till HIV prevention, vård och behandling av AIDS och integrerad HIV/SRHR service. IHAA arbetar både globalt, regionalt och nationellt med påverkansarbete, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och service. IHAA:s ansökan till Sida är för bas stöd och omfattar 79 MSEK (39 MSEK för år 2017 och därefter 20 MSEK för år 2018, 2019). Sida har stött IHAA sedan 1993. IHAA är en viktig och unik aktör som har bidragit till att färre människor idag blir smittade av HIV och att fler får tillgång till bromsmediciner. IHAA är den enda HIV/AIDS specifika organisationen som är inkluderad i portföljen för avdelningen för internationella organisationer och tematiskt stöd (INTEM). IHAA har uppnått goda resultat så som redogjorts i rapportering till Sida under årens gång och som har bekräftats av en nyligen genomförd utvärdering av IHAA (även av tidigare utvärderingar). Bas stödet är avsett för implementering av lHAA:s nya strategi som har som mål att: 1) Öka tillgängligheten till hiv och hälsoprogram 2) Ge stöd till gräsrots/civila samhällsorganisationer för att länka upp till nationella hälsosystem 3) Utföra påverkansarbete relaterat till HIV, hälsa, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter 4) Bygga en starkare allians The IHAA was supported with core funding of 80,21 MSEK covering 3 years (2017 – 2019) to contribute to the implementation of the IHAA strategy, which forms the basis of the IHAA response to HIV/AIDS. The overall goal of the strategy was, according to IHAA - now Frontline AIDS, to work with communities through local, national and global action on health and human rights in order to respond to HIV/AIDS. The beneficiaries are people living with HIV (PLHIV), their partners and families, men who have sex with men (MSM), transgender people (TG), people who use drugs (PWUD), people who sell or buy sex (SW), children affected by HIV and AIDS, 4 and displaced people and prisoners. The intention was that the beneficiaries will have increased access to quality HIV/AIDS, health and SRHR programs and through advocacy work leading to inclusive and engaged societies able to exercise their human rights and SRHR regardless of gender, age or sexual orientation. Through the programmatic and organizational development support was provided to IHAA’s 34 Linking Organizations, and in turn to the over 2000 CBOs supported by the LOs (and regional entities), CBOs according to IHAA benefit by becoming stronger, more connected and effective elements of health systems. The intention was that the CBOs will also benefit from the emphasis on further developing southern leadership and continuing to build a stronger IHAA partnership. A wider group of global stakeholder benefit, according to IHAA, from the intended achievements as a result of the implementation of the strategy as it contributes to the overall goal of working with communities through local, national and global action on health and human rights in the response against HIV/AIDS. The IHAA states that it takes a rights based and participatory approach. This entails that the IHAA continue to ensure that the beneficiaries are involved in designing, delivering and evaluating programs and are empowered to advocate for their rights. This  mean working to promote and create non-discriminatory and protective legal and policy environments where human rights are respected. IHAA states it continues to work to ensure an enabling social and legal environment for HIV prevention, care and treatment. In sum, IHAA intended to attain below stipulated results – related indicator to measure progress over time are also accounted for the in the funding proposal submitted to Sida. 1. Healthy people: increase access to quality HIV/AIDS and health programs. 2. Stronger health and community systems: support CBOs to be connected and effective elements of health systems. 3. Inclusive and engaged societies: advocate for HIV/AIDS, health, gender and human rights. 4. Foundations for impact: build a stronger IHAA partnership that is evidence-based and accountable to communities. Sweden International HIV/AIDS Alliance Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International HIV/AIDS Alliance 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 21210000 20000000 1210000 20000000 20000000 41210000 International HIV/AIDS Alliance 21210000 International HIV/AIDS Alliance 20000000 International HIV/AIDS Alliance Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights and freedom from gender-based violence Förbättrad tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive frihet från könsrelaterat våld Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to promote healthier lives Stärkt kapacitet att främja mer hälsosamma liv Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Comprehensive sexuality education and strengthened work against gender-based violence in schools and communities Ökad kunskap om sex och samlevnad, inklusive sexuella rättigheter, samt stärkt arbete mot könsrelaterat våld i och utanför skolan Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61070024 Sweden The contribution is an 18-months financial support to the Nairobi- based East African Organisation UHAI-EASHRI to implement the project "Support to Human Rights and Social Justice for Marginalised Communities in East Africa" under the period January 2016 to June 2017 with a total amount of 9 450 000 SEK divided into two disbursements of 6 300 000 SEK in 2016 and 3 150 000 SEK in 2017. UHAI operates regionally in the six East African countries of Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Ethiopia to strengthen the human rights of LGBTI persons and sexworkers. Under the operations, three main programs are implemented, the Grantmaking Programme, the Capacity Support Programme, and the Pan-African Engagement Programme, under which UHAI is providing financial support to local and grassroots LGBT- and sex worker organisations. These financial contributions are accompanied by UHAI's capacity strengthening and technical support through different capacity building programs. UHAI also provides different space and convenings for their partner organisations and individual LGBTI and sex worker activists to meet, network and share experiences, in order to together strategise in advocacy work on national, regional and international level. Insatsen utgörs av ett 18- månadersstöd till den Nairobi-baserade östafrikanske organisationen UHAI- EASHRI, att genomföra projektet "Support to Human Rights and Social Justice for Marginalised Communities in East Africa" under år 2016-2017. Stödet uppgår till totalt 9 450 000 SEK med två utbetalningar, en på 6 300 000 SEK år 2016 och på 3 150 000 SEK år 2017. UHAI arbetar regionalt i sex länder i östafrika (Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda och Etiopien) för att stärka mänskliga rättigheter för HBTQ- personer och för sexarbetare. I deras verksamhet implementeras tre huvudprogram, "Grantmaking Programme, Capacity Support Programme och Pan- African Engagament Programme", under vilka UHAI vidareförmedlar finansiellt stöd till lokala HBTQ- organisationer, samt bistår dessa med kapacitetsutvecklings- och tekniskt stöd samt skapar nätverkande och tillfällen för påverkansarbete på nationellt, regionalt och internationellt plan för att långsiktigt stäkra HBTQ- rättigheter samt mänskliga rättigheter för sexarbetare i den östafrikanske regionen. Aktiviteter som stöds under dessa tre huvudprogram är: - Förmedling av finansiellt stöd till lokala organisationer som arbetar med HBTQ- rättigheter och/eller sexarbetares rättigheter genom antingen kärnstöd eller projektstöd för genomförande av studier och dokumentation av MR-situationen för nämnda målgrupper, utveckling av ICT- verktyg för att rapportera på MR- situationen, påverkansarbete genom anordnande av olika nätverkskonferenser och möten, strategisk insatser för att påverka inriktningen i de nationella lagstiftningsprocessen, stöd för utveckling av digitala och fysiska skyddsprogram för organisationer och individer. - Tekniskt stöd och kapacitetsutvecklande stöd till individer och organisationer att stärka sin individuella och organisatoriska kapacitet att verka för ökad MR- situation för HBTQ- personer och sexarbetare. Bl.a. genomförande av utbildningsprogrammet Ji-Sort, i vilken UHAI ackompanjerar sina lokala bidragsmottagande organisationer med kunskap och kapacitet att verka i strategiska forum genom påverkansarbete, byggande av nätverk inom HBTQ- eller sexarbetarrörelsen regionalt, samt leda och fortsätta driva organisationer framåt i deras respektive hemländer. Sidas stöd finansierar även ett praktikant- och utbytesprogram som bedrivs av UHAI i syfte att på individnivå, under en sex-månadsperiod, ge personer i nyckelpositioner i sina respektive organisationer tillfälle att stärka kunskaper och kapacitet att bedriva CSO- arbete i regionen, genom att praktisera på UHAI. - I övrigt finansieras aktiviteter som ämnar öka bred medvetenhet kring MR- situationen för HBTQ personer och sexarbetare i östafrikanska länderna, bl.a. genom genomförande av studier, genomförande av den årliga givarkonferensen "Changing Faces Changing Spaces", publicering av material m.m. A well- informed, resourced, organised, accountable and unified movement of sexual and gender minorities and sex workers in Eastern Africa with a greater influence on equality legislation, and progressive policy and social attitudes. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general BackgroundAfter almost ten years of cooperation, Sida´s support to the East African Sexual Health and Rights Initiative - UHAI EASHRI is coming to an end. Supported by Sida since 2009, UHAI EASHRI (hereon referred to as UHAI) is an indigenous, activist-led fund that seeks to strengthen movements for people engaged in transactional sex (here on referred to as PETS), sexual and gender minorities. The organization's aim is to strengthen civil society movements in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and from 2016, Ethiopia and the Democratic Republic of Congo. To build movements for UHAI's target groups, Sida supported institutional capacity building of UHAI to enable its affiliated organisations and grantees to access flexible funding and direct support from UHAI. Over the last years, UHAI has developed and supported four areas; i) grant making, ii) capacity support/networking, iii) Pan-Africa advocacy and organization and iv) research and documentation. Although not formally labelled as core support, Sida funding has been used as a general grant to all budget lines. Some 44 percent of funding has been used for grants and capacity support, while the rest has been used for the development and operations of UHAI, and for research and advocacy related activities. Over time, UHAI has diversified its funding base to include a range of donors, however, Sida remained a substantial funder.  UHAI has had a deep and diverse relationship with Sida. Initial support was granted under the Strategy for Special Initiatives for Democratisation and Freedom of Expression. This support was then moved under the Strategy for Special Initiatives for Human Rights and Democratisation. By 2017, UHAI's support fell under the Regional Strategy for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in Sub-Saharan Africa (2015-21) where it is currently managed by the Regional SRHR Team in Lusaka. UHAI has been evaluated on three occasions to assess the progress,organizational capacity and financial situation. An independent evaluation was concluded in 2016 for the programme period 2009 and 2015, followed by an organizational assessment and in-depth audit including some of UHAI's grant partners in 2017 as part of a process to consider grant renewal within the SRHR strategy. It was later decided not to continue with a support to UHAI. During the assessment,  it was discovered that the agreed activity period of UHAI ended a year earlier than the activity period of its sub-grantee partners, justifying a cost-extension of 1,4 MSEK until 31 October 2018 to complete the programme. During the cost-extension period, UHAI continued to deepen and sustain support to LGBTI and PETS related civil society organizations, focusing on advocacy for inclusive law and policy reforms. Summaries of these related activities, their results and lessons learnt are presented below. Note that no names of grantee partners or other donors are mentioned in this completion memo as the contribution is classified for the safety of individuals and organizations.  Output oriented achievements per componentOverall, UHAI has become an effective grant maker and capacity supporter. The outputs of UHAI's activities are summarized below according to each of the four core areas of support and countries of implementation.  Grant makingIn the programme UHAI has developed and provided three different types of grants:- Peer Grants were open annual competitive grants where applications were assessed and selected by a Peer Grants Committee (PGC) to represent the diversity of communities and countries UHAI supported. Between 2009 to 2015, the committee awarded 40 out of 107 applications received, the majority of which were in Kenya and Uganda, and half of all grantees only received a once-off grant.- Strategic Grants were targeted, non-competitive grants that established partnerships with institutions in support of work that was larger in context and impact than would be possible through the peer grants processes. The grants were considered by a Secretariat Grants Committee of UHAI staff, and approved by the board.- Opportunity Grants were rapid response, non-competitive grants that addressed opportunities that arose outside the peer grants funding cycle and that responded to an immediate, unanticipated, critical need and/or took advantage of unexpected opportunities. The grants were also considered by the Secretariat Grants Committee of UHAI staff and were approved by the board. Over the last decade, UHAI has made 600 grants amounting to US$ 9 million in seven countries. 48 percent of grants made in the last three years provided multi-year general support for institutional strengthening and service delivery. Between 2009-2015, 99 grantees received 174 grants with Sida funding. This represented 46 percent of the number of grants provided by UHAI and 38 percent of the total funding for grants. Kenyan organisations have received 59 percent of the Sida funding for grants followed by Uganda (20%) and Burundi (8.5%).   The Swedish funding for grants has focused on lesbian, gay, bi and transgender persons generally (51%) and increasingly on PETS and less on lesbian and transgender groups. While 29 percent of the Sida support for grants went to PETS organisations, the average overall contribution from UHAI to PETS movements was 11 percent. Only two other donors of UHAI supported PETS in their funding. From January 2016 to October 2018, UHAI used 10,9 MSEK from Sida to support 33 new organisations. Around health, the UHAI programme built and sustained community-led programming when government programming was either absent or insufficient. Capacity support/networkingUHAI grew from a team of one, in 2009, to a team of 13, in 2018, comprising 12 permanent staff, one associate and clerks hired through the year. By launching a US fund raising campaign and advisory board, the organization has grown its operational budget year after year to include multiple government agencies, corporations, foundations and individuals in and outside Africa. Capacity support to sub-grantees was provided by UHAI using a range of methods including:- Internships at the Secretariat where a total of 26 internships were offered since 2009.- Capacity support and advisory services provided by UHAI staff during grantee visits.  - Organisational development consultancy support. - Facilitation of regional networking and movement building activities. Following feedback from the review of the previous capacity building programme in 2017, the model was replaced with needs-based capacity support interventions modelled around peer learning and exchange for mutually reinforced learning. In 2018, an additional 14 organizations were engaged by UHAI through the in-Residence Peer-to-Peer Exchange programme, 13 organizations participated in various leadership and advocacy learning spaces, 11 organizations attended varied learning and partnership events and six organizations received institutional capacity development with a focus on technical skills. Internally during the last year, UHAI focused on strengthening the grants administration by building a digital system to fully automate grant making, administration and archiving. Pan-Africa advocacy and organizationThe Research and Pan-African Engagement Programme was reviewed in 2016, and in 2017 transformed into "Knowledge, Evaluation and Learning". The programme then focus on knowledge building, M&E efforts and facilitation of activist-led meetings. This approach was used in the sixth Changing Faces, Changing Spaces Conference (CFCS VI) held in 2017 providing direct interaction between activists and donors, towards influencing a scale up of funding for Africa’s organizations. More than 140 activists from 35 African countries and 70 representatives of 33 funding agencies, including Sida, attended. The CFSC is Africa’s largest LGBTI and PETS convening. Research and documentationFormerly "Research and Documentation", now “Research and Learning”, UHAI acted as a nexus of conversations, debates and dialogues by undertaking broader knowledge generation, sharing processes and organizing different conferences and meetings to foster partnership for the movements UHAI supported. Apart from UHAI annual reports, many researched publications have been produced and were publicly available on the UHAI web-site, www.uhai-eashri.org. Although UHAI has learnt the importance of taking a "do no harm approach" to disseminate results from studies and reviews, UHAI research has at times unintentionally informed homophobic actors, prompting the removal of some reports online.  Country specific achievementsSupport in Tanzania focussed on safety and security management, ally building, and building resilience for organizations against a backdrop of government sanctions on civil society. One partner received support to increase sexual and reproductive health knowledge and skills among transgender people and improved personal safety. The organization built partnerships with 12 public health providers and supported sensitization and awareness raising among their staff towards building a network of affirming allies with whom their transgender constituents may navigate through health care services. These public health partnerships proved invaluable in minimizing interruption of health care access at moments when transgender people were increasingly surveilled and targeted by government.   Support by UHAI to DRC builds upon the foundation of human rights violations and advocacy strategizing. UHAI has supported establishment and growth of LBQ organizing in Kinshasa, Goma and Bukavu as well as joint movement efforts in the Universal Periodic Review Process. Similarly, in Ethiopia the programme supported engagement on CEDAW for LBT Ethiopians, as well as the opening of safe spaces for LGBTQ Ethiopians. While introducing support to Ethiopia in 2016, diminishing civil society space due to a change in the legal environment restricted the registration of LGBTI and allied organizations making UHAI unable to support partners directly or through fiscal hosts. Grants for 2016 were therefore delayed into 2017 to identify a feasible fiscal hosting arrangement that complies with internal policies and guidelines. With this flexible approach, the national partners secured office space allowing meeting and organizing for their 63 members. UHAI's partners have also undertaken sexual health and mental health outreach to up to 2,000 facebook users through their bi-weekly online health forums on Facebook-raising that created awareness on HIV, STIs, risks and prevention. UHAI also supported the establishment of the first transgender and intersex targeted organisation in Burundi.  It sustained operations at the first, and largest, LGBTI community health center including support to institutional policy reviews, evaluation of the Center’s registration status to allow continued service delivery, review of security protocols and facilities, and maintenance of finance and clinical personnel. The Center also provided a home to a new transgender organization and a meeting space for autonomous LBQ women organizations. The sustenance of the center has allowed for critical coalition building tiding Burundi over a difficult period of political unrest. Relying on the strength of Kenya’s Constitution, UHAI´s grants focused on strengthening LGBTI human rights protections within key government departments and policies responsible for the implementation and enforcement of law. Critical to the wellness of LGBTI people was comprehensive sexual and mental health care which remained a core agenda for grant making in Kenya. During the last programme period, UHAI made three grants in Rwanda with focus on increasing availability of safe spaces for networking, organizing and movement building at the community level; and increasing recognition, respect and protection from violence for LGBTI people in public spheres. One partner received support to undertake research on the causes of persistent homophobia in Rwanda, despite the country’s progressive laws, as well as to map the distribution and manifestation of hate. The research findings were used to design and implement aggressive media advocacy, including live radio show features and participation in public opinion debates that shaped and enabled progressive public discourse. Rwanda’s only LBQ women and transgender led organization (as of 2018) received support to sustain appointment-based mental and sexual health outreach and programming, as well as core operating expenses. A third partner received core operations support to focus programming and advocacy on ally building, linking LGBTI organizing to mainstream human rights civil society in the country. In Uganda, the programme supported varied ally-building dialogues and the establishment and sustenance of varied services by and for the community. Out of four grants, one partner organization received core operating support for clinical services, and support to establish a resource center to complement their clinic. Institutional support to the same partner helped them efficiently manage their expanded health services delivery programme by establishing a dedicated M&E infrastructure, and expanded clinical, administrative and finance offices. Another organization received similar support to undertake gender and sexual diversity training among health care providers as an entry point to cultivating ally networks in public health care. The grants were instrumental in equipping health care providers to provide affirming, informed and quality care. Both organizations identified, contacted and trained hundreds of providers across Uganda. A rural LGBTI organization, received core operating support for member meetings, community networking, and community health promotion sessions, particularly to enable linkages among community members who found themselves geographically isolated from the often-urban LGBTI organizing and safe spaces.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070024-6107002401 Sweden The contribution is an 18-months financial support to the Nairobi- based East African Organisation UHAI-EASHRI to implement the project "Support to Human Rights and Social Justice for Marginalised Communities in East Africa" under the period January 2016 to June 2017 with a total amount of 9 450 000 SEK divided into two disbursements of 6 300 000 SEK in 2016 and 3 150 000 SEK in 2017. UHAI operates regionally in the six East African countries of Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Ethiopia to strengthen the human rights of LGBTI persons and sexworkers. Under the operations, three main programs are implemented, the Grantmaking Programme, the Capacity Support Programme, and the Pan-African Engagement Programme, under which UHAI is providing financial support to local and grassroots LGBT- and sex worker organisations. These financial contributions are accompanied by UHAI's capacity strengthening and technical support through different capacity building programs. UHAI also provides different space and convenings for their partner organisations and individual LGBTI and sex worker activists to meet, network and share experiences, in order to together strategise in advocacy work on national, regional and international level. Insatsen utgörs av ett 18- månadersstöd till den Nairobi-baserade östafrikanske organisationen UHAI- EASHRI, att genomföra projektet "Support to Human Rights and Social Justice for Marginalised Communities in East Africa" under år 2016-2017. Stödet uppgår till totalt 9 450 000 SEK med två utbetalningar, en på 6 300 000 SEK år 2016 och på 3 150 000 SEK år 2017. UHAI arbetar regionalt i sex länder i östafrika (Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda och Etiopien) för att stärka mänskliga rättigheter för HBTQ- personer och för sexarbetare. I deras verksamhet implementeras tre huvudprogram, "Grantmaking Programme, Capacity Support Programme och Pan- African Engagament Programme", under vilka UHAI vidareförmedlar finansiellt stöd till lokala HBTQ- organisationer, samt bistår dessa med kapacitetsutvecklings- och tekniskt stöd samt skapar nätverkande och tillfällen för påverkansarbete på nationellt, regionalt och internationellt plan för att långsiktigt stäkra HBTQ- rättigheter samt mänskliga rättigheter för sexarbetare i den östafrikanske regionen. Aktiviteter som stöds under dessa tre huvudprogram är: - Förmedling av finansiellt stöd till lokala organisationer som arbetar med HBTQ- rättigheter och/eller sexarbetares rättigheter genom antingen kärnstöd eller projektstöd för genomförande av studier och dokumentation av MR-situationen för nämnda målgrupper, utveckling av ICT- verktyg för att rapportera på MR- situationen, påverkansarbete genom anordnande av olika nätverkskonferenser och möten, strategisk insatser för att påverka inriktningen i de nationella lagstiftningsprocessen, stöd för utveckling av digitala och fysiska skyddsprogram för organisationer och individer. - Tekniskt stöd och kapacitetsutvecklande stöd till individer och organisationer att stärka sin individuella och organisatoriska kapacitet att verka för ökad MR- situation för HBTQ- personer och sexarbetare. Bl.a. genomförande av utbildningsprogrammet Ji-Sort, i vilken UHAI ackompanjerar sina lokala bidragsmottagande organisationer med kunskap och kapacitet att verka i strategiska forum genom påverkansarbete, byggande av nätverk inom HBTQ- eller sexarbetarrörelsen regionalt, samt leda och fortsätta driva organisationer framåt i deras respektive hemländer. Sidas stöd finansierar även ett praktikant- och utbytesprogram som bedrivs av UHAI i syfte att på individnivå, under en sex-månadsperiod, ge personer i nyckelpositioner i sina respektive organisationer tillfälle att stärka kunskaper och kapacitet att bedriva CSO- arbete i regionen, genom att praktisera på UHAI. - I övrigt finansieras aktiviteter som ämnar öka bred medvetenhet kring MR- situationen för HBTQ personer och sexarbetare i östafrikanska länderna, bl.a. genom genomförande av studier, genomförande av den årliga givarkonferensen "Changing Faces Changing Spaces", publicering av material m.m. A well- informed, resourced, organised, accountable and unified movement of sexual and gender minorities and sex workers in Eastern Africa with a greater influence on equality legislation, and progressive policy and social attitudes. Sweden UHAI EASHRI/The East African Sexual Health And Rights Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UHAI EASHRI/The East African Sexual Health And Rights Initiative Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 6300000 0 0 0 3500000 0 0 0 0 0 6300000 7000000 -7000000 0 0 0 -3500000 6300000 UHAI EASHRI/The East African Sexual Health And Rights Initiative 6300000 UHAI EASHRI/The East African Sexual Health And Rights Initiative SE-0-SE-6-61070024-6107002402 Sweden The contribution is an 18-months financial support to the Nairobi- based East African Organisation UHAI-EASHRI to implement the project "Support to Human Rights and Social Justice for Marginalised Communities in East Africa" under the period January 2016 to June 2017 with a total amount of 9 450 000 SEK divided into two disbursements of 6 300 000 SEK in 2016 and 3 150 000 SEK in 2017. UHAI operates regionally in the six East African countries of Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Ethiopia to strengthen the human rights of LGBTI persons and sexworkers. Under the operations, three main programs are implemented, the Grantmaking Programme, the Capacity Support Programme, and the Pan-African Engagement Programme, under which UHAI is providing financial support to local and grassroots LGBT- and sex worker organisations. These financial contributions are accompanied by UHAI's capacity strengthening and technical support through different capacity building programs. UHAI also provides different space and convenings for their partner organisations and individual LGBTI and sex worker activists to meet, network and share experiences, in order to together strategise in advocacy work on national, regional and international level. Insatsen utgörs av ett 18- månadersstöd till den Nairobi-baserade östafrikanske organisationen UHAI- EASHRI, att genomföra projektet "Support to Human Rights and Social Justice for Marginalised Communities in East Africa" under år 2016-2017. Stödet uppgår till totalt 9 450 000 SEK med två utbetalningar, en på 6 300 000 SEK år 2016 och på 3 150 000 SEK år 2017. UHAI arbetar regionalt i sex länder i östafrika (Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda och Etiopien) för att stärka mänskliga rättigheter för HBTQ- personer och för sexarbetare. I deras verksamhet implementeras tre huvudprogram, "Grantmaking Programme, Capacity Support Programme och Pan- African Engagament Programme", under vilka UHAI vidareförmedlar finansiellt stöd till lokala HBTQ- organisationer, samt bistår dessa med kapacitetsutvecklings- och tekniskt stöd samt skapar nätverkande och tillfällen för påverkansarbete på nationellt, regionalt och internationellt plan för att långsiktigt stäkra HBTQ- rättigheter samt mänskliga rättigheter för sexarbetare i den östafrikanske regionen. Aktiviteter som stöds under dessa tre huvudprogram är: - Förmedling av finansiellt stöd till lokala organisationer som arbetar med HBTQ- rättigheter och/eller sexarbetares rättigheter genom antingen kärnstöd eller projektstöd för genomförande av studier och dokumentation av MR-situationen för nämnda målgrupper, utveckling av ICT- verktyg för att rapportera på MR- situationen, påverkansarbete genom anordnande av olika nätverkskonferenser och möten, strategisk insatser för att påverka inriktningen i de nationella lagstiftningsprocessen, stöd för utveckling av digitala och fysiska skyddsprogram för organisationer och individer. - Tekniskt stöd och kapacitetsutvecklande stöd till individer och organisationer att stärka sin individuella och organisatoriska kapacitet att verka för ökad MR- situation för HBTQ- personer och sexarbetare. Bl.a. genomförande av utbildningsprogrammet Ji-Sort, i vilken UHAI ackompanjerar sina lokala bidragsmottagande organisationer med kunskap och kapacitet att verka i strategiska forum genom påverkansarbete, byggande av nätverk inom HBTQ- eller sexarbetarrörelsen regionalt, samt leda och fortsätta driva organisationer framåt i deras respektive hemländer. Sidas stöd finansierar även ett praktikant- och utbytesprogram som bedrivs av UHAI i syfte att på individnivå, under en sex-månadsperiod, ge personer i nyckelpositioner i sina respektive organisationer tillfälle att stärka kunskaper och kapacitet att bedriva CSO- arbete i regionen, genom att praktisera på UHAI. - I övrigt finansieras aktiviteter som ämnar öka bred medvetenhet kring MR- situationen för HBTQ personer och sexarbetare i östafrikanska länderna, bl.a. genom genomförande av studier, genomförande av den årliga givarkonferensen "Changing Faces Changing Spaces", publicering av material m.m. A well- informed, resourced, organised, accountable and unified movement of sexual and gender minorities and sex workers in Eastern Africa with a greater influence on equality legislation, and progressive policy and social attitudes. Sweden UHAI EASHRI/The East African Sexual Health And Rights Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UHAI EASHRI/The East African Sexual Health And Rights Initiative Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3150000 1465605 0 0 -28577 0 0 0 0 3150000 1465605 4615605 UHAI EASHRI/The East African Sexual Health And Rights Initiative 3150000 UHAI EASHRI/The East African Sexual Health And Rights Initiative 1465605 UHAI EASHRI/The East African Sexual Health And Rights Initiative -28577.12 UHAI EASHRI/The East African Sexual Health And Rights Initiative Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Greater enjoyment of human rights for LGBT people Stärkta förutsättningar för hbtq-personer att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070060 Sweden Support to ECPAT International, a network of organisations that work for childrens rights and child protection. Stöd till ECPAT International som verkar globalt för att skydda barn mot sexuellt våld och exploatering. During this period, ECPAT has made progress toward ensuring that action against SEC is prioritised and advanced within existing and emerging global agendas. In line with its mission, ECPAT strives to achieve the goal of eliminating the SEC by 2030 through the active pursuit of the relevant targets within the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). -A prominent feature of ECPATs advocacy work has long been its engagement with global Human Rights Mechanisms (HRM). At the heart of these efforts is the dual goal of elevating the issue of SEC in the often complex and busy legal and political agendas within these bodies and ensuring that SEC remains a priority issue in their outgoing recommendations and publications. -ECPAT leads the drafting and development of submissions relating to the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), the Optional Protocol on the Sale of Children, Child Prostitution and Child Pornography (OPSC) and the Human Rights Council (HRC) on behalf of Network members seeking, wherever practicable, collaborative input and review prior to submission. It should also be noted that at a regional level, ECPAT has been actively engaged in similar actions and submissions to The African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC). - The launch of the Global Boy's Initiative which is funded through additional funds from Sida. A coordinator for the Boys initiative was hired and several research projects were undertaken, resulting in a paper titled Gender, Rights and Responsibilities: The Need for a Global Analysis of the Sexual Exploitation of Boys, and UNICEF publishing global research "Research on the Sexual Exploitation of Boys" in April 2020. -During this funding period, ECPAT sought to strengthen its advocacy efforts with these key HRMs by increasing the number of submissions to a more ambitious ten submissions per year. In 2021, ECPAT coordinated two joint Network submissions, drawing on to HRMs demonstrating a growing capacity and appetite for collaborative advocacy within the Network. These submissions drew up ECPAT-driven research into critical and emerging issues to provide evidence and recommendations regarding childrens rights in relation to the digital environment and the gender dimension of the sale and sexual exploitation of children. These submissions affirm ECPAT as an influential and strategic advocate for systemic change. These submissions, along with investment of expertise and technical support, have served to elevate the position of SEC within the institutional thinking of these HRMs but have also resulted in tangible positive outcomes in terms of political and legal reform. ECPAT recommendations are consistently reflected in recommendations issued by these HRMs and ECPAT has been instrumental in the development of legal instruments and policy tools. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general ECPAT International (EI) increased its engagement with human rights mechanisms (HRMs) advocating on the issue of SEC (Sexual exploitation of Children) by bringing it to the forefront on legal and political agendas. For this last reporting period, EI submitted 37 alternative reports/additional submissions (compared to 28 in the previous year) to the Human Rights Mechanisms (CRC, OPSC, HRC and ACERWC), and most of them in partnership with their members.  EI provided technical support during the drafting process of the Declaration for the Protection of Children from All Forms of Online Abuse and Exploitation in ASEAN Member States. Its final version was adopted during the reporting period, and is due to be brought forward by the Thai government for endorsement by ASEAN Leaders in November 2019. Even if this declaration is not a legally-binding document, the drafting process with the respective governmental delegates was in itself a learning experience as it created an opportunity for those delegates to sustain substantive technical discussions to clarify key concepts mentioned in the narrative. Engaging with the private sector remains a priority for EI. At the core of the programme on SECTT (sexual exploitation of children in travel and tourism), major bodies and companies linked to the travel and tourism business have now become partners. As a follow up to the International Summit on the Protection of Children in Travel and Tourism (June 2018, Bogotá, Colombia), the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) formally established a Task Force on Human Trafficking. EI initiated discussions with WTTC to engage with this Task Force in order to support this new body with technical advice. The WTTC and Carlson also provided advice to EI on how to best engage with the private sector through active participation in the Independent Experts Group on Child Protection in Travel and Tourism (IEG), which was set up in November 2018. A total of 54 new companies from 22 countries became member of “The Code” during the reporting period, committing to take all six practical steps to protect children within their remit. In addition to the travel and tourism industry, EI also worked closely with the technology sector. This was illustrated by consistent interaction with Facebook and Twitter such as sharing EI’s vision at their Global Safety and Well Being Conference (May 2019, NY), providing feedback on their policy on nudity and sexual content upon their invitation, or requesting them to act as a data source for EI’s Disruptive Harm research project. Key discussion that are ongoing include Facebooks intent to encrypt the content on its website. This will likely lead to a significant reduction on reporting of illegal images of children as it will be difficult to track the sources of who uploads them due to the encryption of data. At a global level, EI interacted and continues to interact with Microsoft, Google and Facebook in the context of the WePROTECT Global Alliance. EI’s involvement with the Working Group on Child Safety Online of the ITU/UNESCO Broadband Commission for Sustainable Development (the Commission) provided a venue to influence the overall focus of the report during the drafting process as well as which issues are identified as relevant or even made visible in the drafts. Its aim was to create an impact on regulators and the mobile sector in general, as well as raise their awareness to the more proactive role they can play in tackling abuse and exploitation of children online and in general. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070060-6107006001 Sweden Support to ECPAT International, a network of organisations that work for childrens rights and child protection. Stöd till ECPAT International som verkar globalt för att skydda barn mot sexuellt våld och exploatering. During this period, ECPAT has made progress toward ensuring that action against SEC is prioritised and advanced within existing and emerging global agendas. In line with its mission, ECPAT strives to achieve the goal of eliminating the SEC by 2030 through the active pursuit of the relevant targets within the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). -A prominent feature of ECPATs advocacy work has long been its engagement with global Human Rights Mechanisms (HRM). At the heart of these efforts is the dual goal of elevating the issue of SEC in the often complex and busy legal and political agendas within these bodies and ensuring that SEC remains a priority issue in their outgoing recommendations and publications. -ECPAT leads the drafting and development of submissions relating to the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), the Optional Protocol on the Sale of Children, Child Prostitution and Child Pornography (OPSC) and the Human Rights Council (HRC) on behalf of Network members seeking, wherever practicable, collaborative input and review prior to submission. It should also be noted that at a regional level, ECPAT has been actively engaged in similar actions and submissions to The African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC). - The launch of the Global Boy's Initiative which is funded through additional funds from Sida. A coordinator for the Boys initiative was hired and several research projects were undertaken, resulting in a paper titled Gender, Rights and Responsibilities: The Need for a Global Analysis of the Sexual Exploitation of Boys, and UNICEF publishing global research "Research on the Sexual Exploitation of Boys" in April 2020. -During this funding period, ECPAT sought to strengthen its advocacy efforts with these key HRMs by increasing the number of submissions to a more ambitious ten submissions per year. In 2021, ECPAT coordinated two joint Network submissions, drawing on to HRMs demonstrating a growing capacity and appetite for collaborative advocacy within the Network. These submissions drew up ECPAT-driven research into critical and emerging issues to provide evidence and recommendations regarding childrens rights in relation to the digital environment and the gender dimension of the sale and sexual exploitation of children. These submissions affirm ECPAT as an influential and strategic advocate for systemic change. These submissions, along with investment of expertise and technical support, have served to elevate the position of SEC within the institutional thinking of these HRMs but have also resulted in tangible positive outcomes in terms of political and legal reform. ECPAT recommendations are consistently reflected in recommendations issued by these HRMs and ECPAT has been instrumental in the development of legal instruments and policy tools. 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During this period, ECPAT has made progress toward ensuring that action against SEC is prioritised and advanced within existing and emerging global agendas. In line with its mission, ECPAT strives to achieve the goal of eliminating the SEC by 2030 through the active pursuit of the relevant targets within the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). -A prominent feature of ECPATs advocacy work has long been its engagement with global Human Rights Mechanisms (HRM). At the heart of these efforts is the dual goal of elevating the issue of SEC in the often complex and busy legal and political agendas within these bodies and ensuring that SEC remains a priority issue in their outgoing recommendations and publications. -ECPAT leads the drafting and development of submissions relating to the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), the Optional Protocol on the Sale of Children, Child Prostitution and Child Pornography (OPSC) and the Human Rights Council (HRC) on behalf of Network members seeking, wherever practicable, collaborative input and review prior to submission. It should also be noted that at a regional level, ECPAT has been actively engaged in similar actions and submissions to The African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC). - The launch of the Global Boy's Initiative which is funded through additional funds from Sida. A coordinator for the Boys initiative was hired and several research projects were undertaken, resulting in a paper titled Gender, Rights and Responsibilities: The Need for a Global Analysis of the Sexual Exploitation of Boys, and UNICEF publishing global research "Research on the Sexual Exploitation of Boys" in April 2020. -During this funding period, ECPAT sought to strengthen its advocacy efforts with these key HRMs by increasing the number of submissions to a more ambitious ten submissions per year. In 2021, ECPAT coordinated two joint Network submissions, drawing on to HRMs demonstrating a growing capacity and appetite for collaborative advocacy within the Network. These submissions drew up ECPAT-driven research into critical and emerging issues to provide evidence and recommendations regarding childrens rights in relation to the digital environment and the gender dimension of the sale and sexual exploitation of children. These submissions affirm ECPAT as an influential and strategic advocate for systemic change. These submissions, along with investment of expertise and technical support, have served to elevate the position of SEC within the institutional thinking of these HRMs but have also resulted in tangible positive outcomes in terms of political and legal reform. ECPAT recommendations are consistently reflected in recommendations issued by these HRMs and ECPAT has been instrumental in the development of legal instruments and policy tools. Sweden ECPAT International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ECPAT International 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 11000000 14600000 0 0 0 0 5000000 9600000 0 0 5000000 0 3500000 3500000 0 0 6000000 0 32600000 ECPAT International 3500000 ECPAT International 3500000 ECPAT International 5000000 ECPAT International 6000000 ECPAT International 5000000 ECPAT International 9600000 ECPAT International Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070067 Sweden The project aims to greater respect for the Universal Declaration on Human Rights and for the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders; increased space and capacity for HRDs to carry out their legitimate activities; better implementation of the EU Guidelines on HRDs; stronger international mechanisms for the protection of HRDs. Front Line Defenders bedriver ett globalt skyddsprogram för människorättsförsvarare. Programmet består av tre huvudkomponenter: (i) akut stöd till MR-försvarare; (ii) förebyggande åtgärder/ kapacitet till MR-försvarare för att öka och förbättra deras säkerhet och medvetenhet att hantera risker; och (iii) externt stöd - förbättrad säkerhet för MR-försvarare genom ökad synlighet och ökad krets aktörer som arbetar för deras räkning. Front Line Defenders genomför insatsen i nära samarbete med MR-försvarare över världen såväl som i samarbete med ett stort antal relevanta nationella, regionala och internationella aktörer. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general In 2018, Front Line Defenders (FLD) supported a total of 1,719 human rights defenders and 316 human rights organisations and movements in 93 countries. 86% of these HRDs were able to return to or continue their work following support from FLD's programmes. In 2018, FLDs:• Provided 534 Protection Grants, totalling €1,346,705 to 398 individuals and 136 organisations at risk in 85 countries. This represent an increase of 10% in the number of grants provided from 2017. 183 Protection Grants were provided for temporary relocations. 81% of HRDs reported that they have been able to continue or return to work as a result of having received Protection Grant support. • Issued 186 Urgent Appeals on behalf of 318 individuals at risk in 62 countries. 32% of Urgent Appeal cases resulted in a positive outcome for the HRD at risk. 111 cases were raised by FLD’s Brussels Office with EU Institutions and Member States, while the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of Human Rights Defenders took up an estimated 85 cases from FLD Urgent Appeals. FLD enhanced the follow-up advocacy on Urgent Appeals, with direct follow-up with repressive governments and local authorities on 41 cases. • Carried out 86 protection coordination, visibility and security advisor field missions to 42 countries. This outreach enabled FLD to expand the network of active HRDs to 10,630 in over 150 countries. • Trained 152 HRDs through 14 trainings on personal and organisational security; 93% of HRDs reported improved security behaviour as result of the training. • Provided personalised one-to-one security support to 150 HRDs through 57 consultations by FLD’s Security Advisor. The Security Advisor continued to target support to HRDs facing urgent risks and in most at-risk contexts, with missions to the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Philippines and Mexico. • Supported 280 HRDs and 180 organisations through an additional 73 field missions by its Digital Protection Consultants (DPCs). In total, FLD’s DPCs delivered 464 individual consultations to HRDs and CSOs. 95% of HRDs reported using digital security tools as a result of the consultancy. • Supported another 174 HRDs through 10 Digital Protection Trainings in eight countries. 66% reported that they were actively using the digital security tools learned on a daily basis. • Supported 36 HRDs through the Rest & Respite Programme. 94% of HRDs reported improved wellbeing following their rest and respite placements. • Led on the delivery of the HRD World Summit in Paris in October 2018, where 150 HRDs attended the event with policy-makers, donors, governmental and intergovernmental organisation representatives, and other key stakeholders; • Raised the profile of defenders through 212 HRD-related stories in international media outlets, and launched the Visibility for Protection workshop programme. • Announced the five winners of its 2018 FLD Award for Human Rights Defenders at Risk: Soni Sori (India), Nurcan Baysal (Turkey and Global winner), the LUCHA movement (Democratic Republic of Congo), La Resistencia Pacífica de la Microregión de Ixquisis (Guatemala), and Hassan Bouras (Algeria). Publicity and visibility events for each winner were held locally or regionally; • Published a series of reports including Stop the Killings, on the killing of HRDs, and Creeping Towards Authoritarianism? an investigation of regressive trends for HRDs in Zambia. Front Line Defenders also completed the final stages of a Gender Audit, with key findings reflected in the new Strategic Plan. A new Deputy Head of Protection was also recruited with specific expertise on gender and with a key objective of developing an organisational Gender Strategy. Front Line Defenders also commissioned an evaluation of the impact of the work in Bangladesh in 2018. In 2018, Front Line Defenders was named as a winner of the prestigious UN Prize in the field of Human Rights. Awarded every 5 years, the UN Prize recognises individuals and organizations who have made outstanding contributions to the promotion and protection of the human rights and fundamental freedoms. Previous winners have included Eleanor Roosevelt, Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela, Denis Mukwege, Malala Yusafzai, Amnesty International and the International Committee of the Red Cross. For further information and analysis on the developments for HRD's during 2018, please see the narrative Annual Report as well as Front Line Defenders's Global Analysis 2018 (see https://www.frontlinedefenders.org/) No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070067-6107006701 Sweden The project aims to greater respect for the Universal Declaration on Human Rights and for the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders; increased space and capacity for HRDs to carry out their legitimate activities; better implementation of the EU Guidelines on HRDs; stronger international mechanisms for the protection of HRDs. Front Line Defenders bedriver ett globalt skyddsprogram för människorättsförsvarare. Programmet består av tre huvudkomponenter: (i) akut stöd till MR-försvarare; (ii) förebyggande åtgärder/ kapacitet till MR-försvarare för att öka och förbättra deras säkerhet och medvetenhet att hantera risker; och (iii) externt stöd - förbättrad säkerhet för MR-försvarare genom ökad synlighet och ökad krets aktörer som arbetar för deras räkning. Front Line Defenders genomför insatsen i nära samarbete med MR-försvarare över världen såväl som i samarbete med ett stort antal relevanta nationella, regionala och internationella aktörer. Sweden Front Line Defenders Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Front Line Defenders Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3340798 5000000 0 0 2000000 3000000 0 0 0 3000000 0 -3000000 3340798 3000000 3000000 -3000000 -3000000 8340798 Front Line Defenders 3340798 Front Line Defenders 3000000 Front Line Defenders 2000000 Front Line Defenders SE-0-SE-6-61070067-6107006702 Sweden The project aims to greater respect for the Universal Declaration on Human Rights and for the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders; increased space and capacity for HRDs to carry out their legitimate activities; better implementation of the EU Guidelines on HRDs; stronger international mechanisms for the protection of HRDs. Front Line Defenders bedriver ett globalt skyddsprogram för människorättsförsvarare. Programmet består av tre huvudkomponenter: (i) akut stöd till MR-försvarare; (ii) förebyggande åtgärder/ kapacitet till MR-försvarare för att öka och förbättra deras säkerhet och medvetenhet att hantera risker; och (iii) externt stöd - förbättrad säkerhet för MR-försvarare genom ökad synlighet och ökad krets aktörer som arbetar för deras räkning. Front Line Defenders genomför insatsen i nära samarbete med MR-försvarare över världen såväl som i samarbete med ett stort antal relevanta nationella, regionala och internationella aktörer. Sweden Front Line Defenders Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Front Line Defenders 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 9150000 0 5150000 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 3000000 0 4000000 15150000 Front Line Defenders 3000000 Front Line Defenders 3000000 Front Line Defenders 4000000 Front Line Defenders 5150000 Front Line Defenders Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased safety and security for actors and organisations working to uphold human rights. Ökad trygghet och säkerhet för aktörer och organisationer som främjar och försvarar de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070106 Sweden RWI's China program focuses on strengthening Chinese academic institutions in Human Rights components and teaching. RWI:s ”Human Rights Capacity Development Programme in China” för perioden är i huvudsak ett samarbete med den akademiska sektorn. The overall objective of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Laws Human Rights Capacity Development Programme for China is to strengthen institutions and networks for the promotion and protection of human rights, including gender equality, in China. The interventions intended outcomes are: Outcome 1: Improved human rights education and engagement, including education for gender equality, by key Chinese academic institutions; Outcome 2: Improved capacity for research- based advocacy, including an inter-sectional perspective, amongst academics, civil society organisations (CSOs), disabled people's organisations (DPOs) and government officials. Due to the difficulties associated with the Foreign NGO Law and other developments elaborated upon in the Risk Assessment and Mitigation Plans submitted to Sida, the two other outcomes originally planned under the Programme were deprioritized since 2020, namely: Outcome 3: Institutionalisation of human rights education within the Chinese prosecution system, and Outcome 4: Improved implementation of gender sensitive juvenile justice mechanisms among justice sector stakeholders. Instead, a new outcome relating to "Global China" and its impacts on human rights and the environment was added to the Programme in 2020, namely: Outcome 5: Increased knowledge and more effective engagement addressing China's role in global and regional governance and multilateral issues related to human rights, the environment and sustainable development. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden China Human rights Government & Civil Society-general RWI has had fruitful cooperation programmes for two decades in China, both with universities and with justice sector institutions. However, the tolerance and space that existed in China in the late 1990s and early 2000s for constructive engagement on human rights in the form of capacity development, education, research and professional training has been shrinking and diminishing year by year during the last decade. The current China Programme 2017-2022 was planned and implemented in this worsening climate. The longstanding cooperation with justice sector institutions was discontinued in 2018, as the Supreme Peoples Procuratorate (SPP) and the National Prosecutors College of China (NPrC) were no longer able to cooperate with a non-registered foreign organization. The focus of the programme is since on the consolidation of successful initiatives and well-established partnerships in the academic sector, where there is still some space to continue to support education, training and research albeit under great uncertainty, unpredictability and bureaucratic burdens to obtain the activity approvals required by the Foreign NGO Law. As per December 2021, however, Peking University Law School Research Centre for Human Rights (PULS/RCHR) and the Human Rights research Direction for master students that RWI has been supporting at the university since 2004 was suspended for one year by the university authorities. Since 2018, RWI has increased its engagement on Chinas global role and footprint. A new outcome relating to global China and its impacts on human rights and the environment was added to the China Programme, aiming to address Chinas role in global and regional governance and multilateral issues related to human rights, the environment and sustainable development. In step with Chinas growing economic power and political influence around the world, there is a need and interest among stakeholders to engage in projects addressing the social and environmental impacts of global China and of Chinese investments in the AsiaPacific region. China has furthermore become more active as a development actor and in international organisations, affirming the relevance and importance of RWI promoting international human rights standards and human rights-based approaches to development together with partners in Asia and beyond. Activities addressing these topics have been carried out both in Asia and Europe in 2019-2021, forming part of a contingency plan for RWIs continued work on China while also addressing some of the key human rights concerns and identified needs in the region. Programme implementation in 2021 was continuously affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Adaptive measures were put in place throughout the year to secure the implementation of activities in accordance with the workplan. Despite challenges relating both to the pandemic and the increasingly restrictive political and legal context, significant results have been achieved within the Programme since 2017: - Peking Universitys PULS/RCHR human rights master programme is recognized as an established model institution and a valuable resource for human rights learning across China; - There is an increased interest in teaching courses on gender and human rights and business and human rights in China; - There is increased networking and knowledge sharing among Chinese academics, and encouraging examples of an increased voice of human rights educators within China; - Institutionalised and sustainable human rights training courses of high quality are provided by Chinese prosecutor training institutions both at the national and the provincial levels; and Chaoyue Agency is increasingly seen as a leading proponent of juvenile justice reform in line with international human rights standards in China. - Networks of academics, civil society and other practitioners around issues of Global China and how it relates to human rights, governance and the environment were strengthened through conferences and other activities together with China Dialogue and the Made in China Journal. RWI and partners contributed to new knowledge in this area through publication of in-depth, open access articles. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070106-6107010601 Sweden RWI's China program focuses on strengthening Chinese academic institutions in Human Rights components and teaching. RWI:s ”Human Rights Capacity Development Programme in China” för perioden är i huvudsak ett samarbete med den akademiska sektorn. The overall objective of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Laws Human Rights Capacity Development Programme for China is to strengthen institutions and networks for the promotion and protection of human rights, including gender equality, in China. The interventions intended outcomes are: Outcome 1: Improved human rights education and engagement, including education for gender equality, by key Chinese academic institutions; Outcome 2: Improved capacity for research- based advocacy, including an inter-sectional perspective, amongst academics, civil society organisations (CSOs), disabled people's organisations (DPOs) and government officials. Due to the difficulties associated with the Foreign NGO Law and other developments elaborated upon in the Risk Assessment and Mitigation Plans submitted to Sida, the two other outcomes originally planned under the Programme were deprioritized since 2020, namely: Outcome 3: Institutionalisation of human rights education within the Chinese prosecution system, and Outcome 4: Improved implementation of gender sensitive juvenile justice mechanisms among justice sector stakeholders. Instead, a new outcome relating to "Global China" and its impacts on human rights and the environment was added to the Programme in 2020, namely: Outcome 5: Increased knowledge and more effective engagement addressing China's role in global and regional governance and multilateral issues related to human rights, the environment and sustainable development. 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The overall objective of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Laws Human Rights Capacity Development Programme for China is to strengthen institutions and networks for the promotion and protection of human rights, including gender equality, in China. The interventions intended outcomes are: Outcome 1: Improved human rights education and engagement, including education for gender equality, by key Chinese academic institutions; Outcome 2: Improved capacity for research- based advocacy, including an inter-sectional perspective, amongst academics, civil society organisations (CSOs), disabled people's organisations (DPOs) and government officials. Due to the difficulties associated with the Foreign NGO Law and other developments elaborated upon in the Risk Assessment and Mitigation Plans submitted to Sida, the two other outcomes originally planned under the Programme were deprioritized since 2020, namely: Outcome 3: Institutionalisation of human rights education within the Chinese prosecution system, and Outcome 4: Improved implementation of gender sensitive juvenile justice mechanisms among justice sector stakeholders. Instead, a new outcome relating to "Global China" and its impacts on human rights and the environment was added to the Programme in 2020, namely: Outcome 5: Increased knowledge and more effective engagement addressing China's role in global and regional governance and multilateral issues related to human rights, the environment and sustainable development. Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Raoul Wallenberg Institute 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 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Stärkt rättssäkerhet, inklusive domstolars oberoende och individens tillgång till rättvisa. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070116 Sweden The overall goal of the GI’s work is to see more states enacting legislation to prohibit all corporal punishment of children. This aim is implied but not explicitly stated in the workplan and results framework because the actions of governments/parliaments are not under GI's control. GI claims though that the pursuit of the identified goals and objectives will lead to a continued and accelerating increase in the number of states with full prohibition and others committed to achieving it. GI will specifically during the coming agreement period: -Maintain and disseminate GI’s global mapping of the legality of corporal punishment and of opportunities for prohibition, information on implementation of prohibition and summaries of relevant research to inform advocacy at international, regional and national levels. -Maintain and increase international and regional human rights pressure on states to prohibit and eliminate corporal punishment. -Promote the drafting of national legislation which achieves prohibition and provide technical advice and support for it. -Ensure maximum use at the national level of the human rights pressure, GI’s mapping of legislation, findings from research and information on implementation of prohibition and GI’s technical expertise in drafting prohibiting legislation to engage key actors in the promotion, achievement and implementation of prohibition of corporal punishment. -Initiate and maintain positive relationships with high-level, influential and/or expert individuals and bodies at global, regional and national levels for strategic lobbying and/or collaboration in the fulfilment of GI's other strategic goals. The Global lnitiative to end all Corporal Punishment of Children (GI) är en organisation som verkar för att skydda barn mot aga genom att främja staters antaganden av lagstiftning som förbjuder aga. GI bedriver påverkansarbete och samverkar med FN, civila samhället (NGOs) och stater. Insatsens syfte är att: -Kartlägga och analysera barnagarelaterade frågor och samla annan information för spridning och påverkansarbete med fokus på FN systemet, stater och andra aktörer. -Driva och främja barnagaförbud genom spridning av information och bistå stater och andra aktörer med relevant expert kunskap. -Delta i relevanta fora och bygga partnerskap med individer och organisationer för att driva förbud mot barnaga. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-61070116-6107011601 Sweden The overall goal of the GI’s work is to see more states enacting legislation to prohibit all corporal punishment of children. This aim is implied but not explicitly stated in the workplan and results framework because the actions of governments/parliaments are not under GI's control. GI claims though that the pursuit of the identified goals and objectives will lead to a continued and accelerating increase in the number of states with full prohibition and others committed to achieving it. GI will specifically during the coming agreement period: -Maintain and disseminate GI’s global mapping of the legality of corporal punishment and of opportunities for prohibition, information on implementation of prohibition and summaries of relevant research to inform advocacy at international, regional and national levels. -Maintain and increase international and regional human rights pressure on states to prohibit and eliminate corporal punishment. -Promote the drafting of national legislation which achieves prohibition and provide technical advice and support for it. -Ensure maximum use at the national level of the human rights pressure, GI’s mapping of legislation, findings from research and information on implementation of prohibition and GI’s technical expertise in drafting prohibiting legislation to engage key actors in the promotion, achievement and implementation of prohibition of corporal punishment. -Initiate and maintain positive relationships with high-level, influential and/or expert individuals and bodies at global, regional and national levels for strategic lobbying and/or collaboration in the fulfilment of GI's other strategic goals. The Global lnitiative to end all Corporal Punishment of Children (GI) är en organisation som verkar för att skydda barn mot aga genom att främja staters antaganden av lagstiftning som förbjuder aga. GI bedriver påverkansarbete och samverkar med FN, civila samhället (NGOs) och stater. Insatsens syfte är att: -Kartlägga och analysera barnagarelaterade frågor och samla annan information för spridning och påverkansarbete med fokus på FN systemet, stater och andra aktörer. -Driva och främja barnagaförbud genom spridning av information och bistå stater och andra aktörer med relevant expert kunskap. -Delta i relevanta fora och bygga partnerskap med individer och organisationer för att driva förbud mot barnaga. Sweden APPROACH/Association For The Protection of All Children Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APPROACH/Association For The Protection of All Children Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1500000 1500000 0 0 1500000 -1500000 1500000 1500000 -1500000 1500000 3000000 APPROACH/Association For The Protection of All Children 1500000 APPROACH/Association For The Protection of All Children 1500000 APPROACH/Association For The Protection of All Children SE-0-SE-6-61070116-6107011602 Sweden The overall goal of the GI’s work is to see more states enacting legislation to prohibit all corporal punishment of children. This aim is implied but not explicitly stated in the workplan and results framework because the actions of governments/parliaments are not under GI's control. GI claims though that the pursuit of the identified goals and objectives will lead to a continued and accelerating increase in the number of states with full prohibition and others committed to achieving it. GI will specifically during the coming agreement period: -Maintain and disseminate GI’s global mapping of the legality of corporal punishment and of opportunities for prohibition, information on implementation of prohibition and summaries of relevant research to inform advocacy at international, regional and national levels. -Maintain and increase international and regional human rights pressure on states to prohibit and eliminate corporal punishment. -Promote the drafting of national legislation which achieves prohibition and provide technical advice and support for it. -Ensure maximum use at the national level of the human rights pressure, GI’s mapping of legislation, findings from research and information on implementation of prohibition and GI’s technical expertise in drafting prohibiting legislation to engage key actors in the promotion, achievement and implementation of prohibition of corporal punishment. -Initiate and maintain positive relationships with high-level, influential and/or expert individuals and bodies at global, regional and national levels for strategic lobbying and/or collaboration in the fulfilment of GI's other strategic goals. The Global lnitiative to end all Corporal Punishment of Children (GI) är en organisation som verkar för att skydda barn mot aga genom att främja staters antaganden av lagstiftning som förbjuder aga. GI bedriver påverkansarbete och samverkar med FN, civila samhället (NGOs) och stater. Insatsens syfte är att: -Kartlägga och analysera barnagarelaterade frågor och samla annan information för spridning och påverkansarbete med fokus på FN systemet, stater och andra aktörer. -Driva och främja barnagaförbud genom spridning av information och bistå stater och andra aktörer med relevant expert kunskap. -Delta i relevanta fora och bygga partnerskap med individer och organisationer för att driva förbud mot barnaga. Sweden APPROACH/Association For The Protection of All Children Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APPROACH/Association For The Protection of All Children 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 1500000 0 0 1500000 APPROACH/Association For The Protection of All Children 1500000 APPROACH/Association For The Protection of All Children Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070132 Sweden Inter-Parliamentary Union has applied to Sida for funding of 45 million SEK to carry out the programme "Strong democratic parliaments serving the people " during the period 2019-2021. The intervention aims to build strong, democratic parliaments at the service of the people for human rights, equality, peace and development through six strategic objectives, with a specific focus on ODA-eligible countries: - Build strong, democratic parliaments - Advance gender equality and respect for women’s rights - Protect and promote human rights - Contribute to peace-building conflict prevention and security - Promote youth empowerment - Mobilize parliaments around the global development agenda with a particular focus on health and climate The intervention’s total budget is estimated to approximatley 454 million SEK, out of which the organisation’s own funding is approximately 338 million SEK and the remaining 116 million SEK is contributed by voluntary funding from Insitituinal donors, UN-agencies and civil society organisations. Insatsen avser ett projektstöd till Inter-Parliamentary Union om totalt 45MNSEK för att implementera det globala programmet "Strong democratic parliaments serving the people " under perioden 2019-2021. Insatsen syftar till att främja och stärka parlamentens lagstiftande, granskande och representativa funktioner med fokus på mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, ungas inflytande, konfliktförebyggande samt parlamentens ansvar och roll i att stödja arbetet för de Globala målen för hållbar utveckling. Detta genom arbete mot 6 målområden: 1.Stärka parlament 2.Förespråka och främja jämställdhet 3.Förespråka och skydda mänskliga rättigheter 4.Bidra till fredsbyggande, konfliktförebyggande och mänsklig säkerhet 5.Bidra till unga människors representation och inflytande i parlament 6.Bygga parlamentariskt stöd för de globala utvecklingsmålen med särskilt fokus på hälsa och klimat IPU’s totala organisationsbudget för projektperioden 2019-2021 är 454 MNSEK, av vilken IPU efterfrågar 45 MNSEK (9,9%) från Sida i programstöd. Den återstående delen planeras att täckas till största del av egna medel genererade från medlemsavgifter (ca 75%) men även med stöd från institutionella givare så som t.ex. Kina, Kanada samt från multinationella organisationer så som UNDP och WHO. Ansökan är en fortsättning på ett pågående programstöd, ”Promoting better parliaments for stronger democracies”, men med ökade satsningar på klimat och hälsa, ungdomars representation och inflytande, parlamentsledamöters mänskliga rättigheter samt IT-utvecklingen inom de parlamentariska institutionerna för ökad transparens. Stödet ska även gå till att vidareutveckla och stärka IPU's resultatstyrning. The overall objective is to build strong, democratic parliaments at the service of the people for human rights, equality, peace and development. This by working towards the following 6 strategic objectives. Strategic Objective 5 (Promote inter-parliamentary dialogue and cooperation) and 8 (Bridge the democracy gap in international relations) are not included in Sida's program support.  Strategic Objective 1: Build strong, democratic parliaments - Democracy and the rule of law are upheld with parliaments effectively exercising their role, in line with commonly developed standards on democratic parliaments and shared good practices.) Strategic Objective 2: Advance gender equality and respect for women’s rights - Men and women are equal in rights and in parliamentary decision-making through the action of gender sensitive parliaments Strategic Objective 3 Protect and promote human rights - Human rights, humanitarian and refugee laws are respected, and MPs are protected from human rights violations through the action of human rights sensitive parliaments. Strategic Objective 4: Contribute to peace-building, conflict prevention and security - Peace and security at national and international levels are strengthened through parliamentary dialogue, diplomacy and action towards implementation of international agreements Strategic Objective 6: Promote youth empowerment - Youth’s voice and views are heard and acted upon through enhanced participation and integration in parliamentary decision making. Strategic Objective 7: Mobilize parliaments around the global development agenda - The implementation of the global development agenda improves people’s lives and the planet, thanks to the progressive approach of Parliaments based on the SDGs framework, in particular in the area of access to health and in the fight against climate change.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Burkina Faso Benin Botswana Djibouti Indonesia Myanmar Mauritania Nigeria Rwanda Sierra Leone Senegal Tunisia Turkey Tanzania, United Republic of Ukraine Uzbekistan Vanuatu Zambia Developing countries, unspecified Legislatures and political parties Government & Civil Society-general 2020 was a year marked by the pandemic, and IPU had to cope and adapt its activities to a new reality. Sida is still awaiting the formal reporting but during the annual donor meeting in November, IPU reported a few highlights from the year (see also minutes from the meeting in Dox for more information): The pandemic cost disruption to the work of the IPU, but the adaptation has been quick to implement, with many positive lessons learned in the way IPU does business. The pandemic brought challenges for the organization as an institution, but equally to its Members on how they function and deliver on the expectations of the people. IPU has managed to hold assemblies (which happen twice a year) virtually, but they have been held online and been extended over a period of six weeks, which causes a lot of work for the secretariat.  As the crisis continues, it was imperative to pay particular attention to democratic processes and attempts to by-pass them in the name of the health emergency. IPU set-up a campaign to alert the global community of the dangers of adopting emergency measure that would overlook Parliaments and democratic functioning. The campaign gave a global picture of how parliaments were responding to the crisis, adapting their working method to the difficult and restricted work environment in place due to the pandemic. Evidence has been collected and is publicly available on IPU website on how Parliaments have been involved in the effort to manage and respond to the crisis. IPU’s response to the pandemic and adaptation had shifted some priorities, without rocking the fundamentals of the organization. Attention had been placed on how to help Parliaments manage their core business, looking at their IT facilities, the rules they are fashioning to allow them to function, with support from the Centre for Innovation to adapt. The IPU had not been able to hold both of its Assemblies planned in 2020 on account of the crisis, but the organization had managed to hold a virtual meeting of its governing bodies for business continuity, notably with a session of its Governing Council, the election of the new IPU President, and the adoption of the organization’s budget for 2021. For 2019, IPU reported a number of results which have previously been commented on (see statement on 2019 reports). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070132-6107013201 Sweden Inter-Parliamentary Union has applied to Sida for funding of 45 million SEK to carry out the programme "Strong democratic parliaments serving the people " during the period 2019-2021. The intervention aims to build strong, democratic parliaments at the service of the people for human rights, equality, peace and development through six strategic objectives, with a specific focus on ODA-eligible countries: - Build strong, democratic parliaments - Advance gender equality and respect for women’s rights - Protect and promote human rights - Contribute to peace-building conflict prevention and security - Promote youth empowerment - Mobilize parliaments around the global development agenda with a particular focus on health and climate The intervention’s total budget is estimated to approximatley 454 million SEK, out of which the organisation’s own funding is approximately 338 million SEK and the remaining 116 million SEK is contributed by voluntary funding from Insitituinal donors, UN-agencies and civil society organisations. Insatsen avser ett projektstöd till Inter-Parliamentary Union om totalt 45MNSEK för att implementera det globala programmet "Strong democratic parliaments serving the people " under perioden 2019-2021. Insatsen syftar till att främja och stärka parlamentens lagstiftande, granskande och representativa funktioner med fokus på mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, ungas inflytande, konfliktförebyggande samt parlamentens ansvar och roll i att stödja arbetet för de Globala målen för hållbar utveckling. Detta genom arbete mot 6 målområden: 1.Stärka parlament 2.Förespråka och främja jämställdhet 3.Förespråka och skydda mänskliga rättigheter 4.Bidra till fredsbyggande, konfliktförebyggande och mänsklig säkerhet 5.Bidra till unga människors representation och inflytande i parlament 6.Bygga parlamentariskt stöd för de globala utvecklingsmålen med särskilt fokus på hälsa och klimat IPU’s totala organisationsbudget för projektperioden 2019-2021 är 454 MNSEK, av vilken IPU efterfrågar 45 MNSEK (9,9%) från Sida i programstöd. Den återstående delen planeras att täckas till största del av egna medel genererade från medlemsavgifter (ca 75%) men även med stöd från institutionella givare så som t.ex. Kina, Kanada samt från multinationella organisationer så som UNDP och WHO. Ansökan är en fortsättning på ett pågående programstöd, ”Promoting better parliaments for stronger democracies”, men med ökade satsningar på klimat och hälsa, ungdomars representation och inflytande, parlamentsledamöters mänskliga rättigheter samt IT-utvecklingen inom de parlamentariska institutionerna för ökad transparens. Stödet ska även gå till att vidareutveckla och stärka IPU's resultatstyrning. The overall objective is to build strong, democratic parliaments at the service of the people for human rights, equality, peace and development. This by working towards the following 6 strategic objectives. Strategic Objective 5 (Promote inter-parliamentary dialogue and cooperation) and 8 (Bridge the democracy gap in international relations) are not included in Sida's program support.  Strategic Objective 1: Build strong, democratic parliaments - Democracy and the rule of law are upheld with parliaments effectively exercising their role, in line with commonly developed standards on democratic parliaments and shared good practices.) Strategic Objective 2: Advance gender equality and respect for women’s rights - Men and women are equal in rights and in parliamentary decision-making through the action of gender sensitive parliaments Strategic Objective 3 Protect and promote human rights - Human rights, humanitarian and refugee laws are respected, and MPs are protected from human rights violations through the action of human rights sensitive parliaments. Strategic Objective 4: Contribute to peace-building, conflict prevention and security - Peace and security at national and international levels are strengthened through parliamentary dialogue, diplomacy and action towards implementation of international agreements Strategic Objective 6: Promote youth empowerment - Youth’s voice and views are heard and acted upon through enhanced participation and integration in parliamentary decision making. Strategic Objective 7: Mobilize parliaments around the global development agenda - The implementation of the global development agenda improves people’s lives and the planet, thanks to the progressive approach of Parliaments based on the SDGs framework, in particular in the area of access to health and in the fight against climate change.   Sweden IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IPU/Inter-Parliamentary Union 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment 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rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened democratic principles, processes and governance for independent and transparent societies based on the rule of law. Stärkta demokratiska principer, processer och samhällsstyming för oberoende, rättssäkra och transparenta samhällen. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61070132-6107013202 Sweden Inter-Parliamentary Union has applied to Sida for funding of 45 million SEK to carry out the programme "Strong democratic parliaments serving the people " during the period 2019-2021. The intervention aims to build strong, democratic parliaments at the service of the people for human rights, equality, peace and development through six strategic objectives, with a specific focus on ODA-eligible countries: - Build strong, democratic parliaments - Advance gender equality and respect for women’s rights - Protect and promote human rights - Contribute to peace-building conflict prevention and security - Promote youth empowerment - Mobilize parliaments around the global development agenda with a particular focus on health and climate The intervention’s total budget is estimated to approximatley 454 million SEK, out of which the organisation’s own funding is approximately 338 million SEK and the remaining 116 million SEK is contributed by voluntary funding from Insitituinal donors, UN-agencies and civil society organisations. Insatsen avser ett projektstöd till Inter-Parliamentary Union om totalt 45MNSEK för att implementera det globala programmet "Strong democratic parliaments serving the people " under perioden 2019-2021. Insatsen syftar till att främja och stärka parlamentens lagstiftande, granskande och representativa funktioner med fokus på mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, ungas inflytande, konfliktförebyggande samt parlamentens ansvar och roll i att stödja arbetet för de Globala målen för hållbar utveckling. Detta genom arbete mot 6 målområden: 1.Stärka parlament 2.Förespråka och främja jämställdhet 3.Förespråka och skydda mänskliga rättigheter 4.Bidra till fredsbyggande, konfliktförebyggande och mänsklig säkerhet 5.Bidra till unga människors representation och inflytande i parlament 6.Bygga parlamentariskt stöd för de globala utvecklingsmålen med särskilt fokus på hälsa och klimat IPU’s totala organisationsbudget för projektperioden 2019-2021 är 454 MNSEK, av vilken IPU efterfrågar 45 MNSEK (9,9%) från Sida i programstöd. Den återstående delen planeras att täckas till största del av egna medel genererade från medlemsavgifter (ca 75%) men även med stöd från institutionella givare så som t.ex. Kina, Kanada samt från multinationella organisationer så som UNDP och WHO. Ansökan är en fortsättning på ett pågående programstöd, ”Promoting better parliaments for stronger democracies”, men med ökade satsningar på klimat och hälsa, ungdomars representation och inflytande, parlamentsledamöters mänskliga rättigheter samt IT-utvecklingen inom de parlamentariska institutionerna för ökad transparens. Stödet ska även gå till att vidareutveckla och stärka IPU's resultatstyrning. The overall objective is to build strong, democratic parliaments at the service of the people for human rights, equality, peace and development. This by working towards the following 6 strategic objectives. Strategic Objective 5 (Promote inter-parliamentary dialogue and cooperation) and 8 (Bridge the democracy gap in international relations) are not included in Sida's program support.  Strategic Objective 1: Build strong, democratic parliaments - Democracy and the rule of law are upheld with parliaments effectively exercising their role, in line with commonly developed standards on democratic parliaments and shared good practices.) Strategic Objective 2: Advance gender equality and respect for women’s rights - Men and women are equal in rights and in parliamentary decision-making through the action of gender sensitive parliaments Strategic Objective 3 Protect and promote human rights - Human rights, humanitarian and refugee laws are respected, and MPs are protected from human rights violations through the action of human rights sensitive parliaments. Strategic Objective 4: Contribute to peace-building, conflict prevention and security - Peace and security at national and international levels are strengthened through parliamentary dialogue, diplomacy and action towards implementation of international agreements Strategic Objective 6: Promote youth empowerment - Youth’s voice and views are heard and acted upon through enhanced participation and integration in parliamentary decision making. Strategic Objective 7: Mobilize parliaments around the global development agenda - The implementation of the global development agenda improves people’s lives and the planet, thanks to the progressive approach of Parliaments based on the SDGs framework, in particular in the area of access to health and in the fight against climate change.   Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 105915 105915 105915 NIRAS Sweden AB 105915 NIRAS Sweden AB Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened democratic principles, processes and governance for independent and transparent societies based on the rule of law. Stärkta demokratiska principer, processer och samhällsstyming för oberoende, rättssäkra och transparenta samhällen. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61070153 Sweden ILGA World has been a partner to Sida since 2011. ILGA World has applied for funding of 22 500 000 SEK to implement the Strategic Plan 2019-2023 during the period 2021-2023. The intervention aims at strengthening LGBTI rights and contributing to that human rights of all people are recognized and protected, regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity expressions and sex characteristics (SOGIESC). It also aims at supporting the LGBTI movement at global, regional and national level to have the capacity to achieve social change and justice for people of diverse SOGIESC. The intervention's total budget for 2021-2023 is 9 126 131 CHF (approx. 87 031 000 SEK). Sida's contribution will represent 30% of the total budget 2021, 22% 2022 and 25% 2023. Sida's contribution will be core support. During 2021-2023, 45-67% of ILGA World's financing will be core support. Sida's support will go to ILGA World's secretariat in Geneva. Forwarding of Sida funds will not be allowed. The intervention is well aligned to the "Strategy for Sweden's development cooperation in the areas of human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022" and is assessed to comprise a relevant and strategic addition to the portfolio's contribution to strengthened LGBTI rights at the global, regional and national level. ILGA World har varit en partnerorganisation till Sida sedan 2011. ILGA World har ansökt om finansiering om 22 500 000 SEK för att implementera organisationens Strategiska Plan 2019-2023 under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att stärka HBTQ- personers rättigheter globalt och att alla människors rättigheter tillgodoses oavsett sexuell läggning och könsidentitet. Den syftar även till att stärka HBTQ-rörelsens kapacitet på global, regional och nationell nivå så att HBTQ-aktörer kan bidra till sociala förändringar och rättigheter för HBTQ-personer. Insatsens totala budget för åren 2021-2023 är 9 126 131 CHF (ca. 87 031 00 SEK). Sidas finansiering beräknas motsvara 30% av total budget år 2021, 22% år 2022 och 25% år 2023. Sidas bidrag kommer att vara kärnstöd. Under åren 2021-2023 kommer 45-67% av ILGA World:s finansiering vara kärnstöd. Sidas stöd kommer att gå till ILGA World:s sekretariat i Geneve. Sidas medel kommer inte att vidareförmedlas. Den föreslagna insatsen ligger väl i linje med "Resultatstrategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2018-2022" och bedöms utgöra ett relevant och strategiskt tillägg till portföljens bidrag till att stärka HBTQ personers rättigheter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-61070153-6107015301 Sweden ILGA World has been a partner to Sida since 2011. ILGA World has applied for funding of 22 500 000 SEK to implement the Strategic Plan 2019-2023 during the period 2021-2023. The intervention aims at strengthening LGBTI rights and contributing to that human rights of all people are recognized and protected, regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity expressions and sex characteristics (SOGIESC). It also aims at supporting the LGBTI movement at global, regional and national level to have the capacity to achieve social change and justice for people of diverse SOGIESC. The intervention's total budget for 2021-2023 is 9 126 131 CHF (approx. 87 031 000 SEK). Sida's contribution will represent 30% of the total budget 2021, 22% 2022 and 25% 2023. Sida's contribution will be core support. During 2021-2023, 45-67% of ILGA World's financing will be core support. Sida's support will go to ILGA World's secretariat in Geneva. Forwarding of Sida funds will not be allowed. The intervention is well aligned to the "Strategy for Sweden's development cooperation in the areas of human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022" and is assessed to comprise a relevant and strategic addition to the portfolio's contribution to strengthened LGBTI rights at the global, regional and national level. ILGA World har varit en partnerorganisation till Sida sedan 2011. ILGA World har ansökt om finansiering om 22 500 000 SEK för att implementera organisationens Strategiska Plan 2019-2023 under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att stärka HBTQ- personers rättigheter globalt och att alla människors rättigheter tillgodoses oavsett sexuell läggning och könsidentitet. Den syftar även till att stärka HBTQ-rörelsens kapacitet på global, regional och nationell nivå så att HBTQ-aktörer kan bidra till sociala förändringar och rättigheter för HBTQ-personer. Insatsens totala budget för åren 2021-2023 är 9 126 131 CHF (ca. 87 031 00 SEK). Sidas finansiering beräknas motsvara 30% av total budget år 2021, 22% år 2022 och 25% år 2023. Sidas bidrag kommer att vara kärnstöd. Under åren 2021-2023 kommer 45-67% av ILGA World:s finansiering vara kärnstöd. Sidas stöd kommer att gå till ILGA World:s sekretariat i Geneve. Sidas medel kommer inte att vidareförmedlas. Den föreslagna insatsen ligger väl i linje med "Resultatstrategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2018-2022" och bedöms utgöra ett relevant och strategiskt tillägg till portföljens bidrag till att stärka HBTQ personers rättigheter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Sweden ILGA/The International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 7500000 7500000 7500000 -4000000 -4000000 4000000 0 0 0 4000000 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 -4000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 2500000 0 4000000 0 0 5000000 0 2500000 22500000 International NGO 5000000 International NGO 2500000 International NGO 5000000 International NGO 2500000 International NGO 5000000 International NGO 2500000 International NGO Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070153-6107015302 Sweden ILGA World has been a partner to Sida since 2011. ILGA World has applied for funding of 22 500 000 SEK to implement the Strategic Plan 2019-2023 during the period 2021-2023. The intervention aims at strengthening LGBTI rights and contributing to that human rights of all people are recognized and protected, regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity expressions and sex characteristics (SOGIESC). It also aims at supporting the LGBTI movement at global, regional and national level to have the capacity to achieve social change and justice for people of diverse SOGIESC. The intervention's total budget for 2021-2023 is 9 126 131 CHF (approx. 87 031 000 SEK). Sida's contribution will represent 30% of the total budget 2021, 22% 2022 and 25% 2023. Sida's contribution will be core support. During 2021-2023, 45-67% of ILGA World's financing will be core support. Sida's support will go to ILGA World's secretariat in Geneva. Forwarding of Sida funds will not be allowed. The intervention is well aligned to the "Strategy for Sweden's development cooperation in the areas of human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022" and is assessed to comprise a relevant and strategic addition to the portfolio's contribution to strengthened LGBTI rights at the global, regional and national level. ILGA World har varit en partnerorganisation till Sida sedan 2011. ILGA World har ansökt om finansiering om 22 500 000 SEK för att implementera organisationens Strategiska Plan 2019-2023 under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att stärka HBTQ- personers rättigheter globalt och att alla människors rättigheter tillgodoses oavsett sexuell läggning och könsidentitet. Den syftar även till att stärka HBTQ-rörelsens kapacitet på global, regional och nationell nivå så att HBTQ-aktörer kan bidra till sociala förändringar och rättigheter för HBTQ-personer. Insatsens totala budget för åren 2021-2023 är 9 126 131 CHF (ca. 87 031 00 SEK). Sidas finansiering beräknas motsvara 30% av total budget år 2021, 22% år 2022 och 25% år 2023. Sidas bidrag kommer att vara kärnstöd. Under åren 2021-2023 kommer 45-67% av ILGA World:s finansiering vara kärnstöd. Sidas stöd kommer att gå till ILGA World:s sekretariat i Geneve. Sidas medel kommer inte att vidareförmedlas. Den föreslagna insatsen ligger väl i linje med "Resultatstrategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2018-2022" och bedöms utgöra ett relevant och strategiskt tillägg till portföljens bidrag till att stärka HBTQ personers rättigheter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Sweden ILGA/The International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 2500000 7500000 10000000 International NGO 7500000 International NGO 2500000 International NGO Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-71000960 Sweden Electrification of approximatly 200 villages in the countryside in Sri Lanka through Ceylon Electricity Board. The loan is in the amount of USD 20 million, and Sida pays for the interest of the loan. Elektrifiering av ca 200 byar på landsbygden i Sri Lanka genom Ceylon Electicity Board. Lånet uppgår till USD 20 miljoner, och Sida betalar räntan på lånet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Sri Lanka Energy policy and administrative management Energy Policy SE-0-SE-6-71000960-7100096001 Sweden Electrification of approximatly 200 villages in the countryside in Sri Lanka through Ceylon Electricity Board. The loan is in the amount of USD 20 million, and Sida pays for the interest of the loan. Elektrifiering av ca 200 byar på landsbygden i Sri Lanka genom Ceylon Electicity Board. Lånet uppgår till USD 20 miljoner, och Sida betalar räntan på lånet. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 92000000 0 92000000 0 0 0 92000000 Other 92000000 Other -1465544.3100000001 Other 1465544.3100000001 Other SE-0-SE-6-71000960-7100096002 Sweden Electrification of approximatly 200 villages in the countryside in Sri Lanka through Ceylon Electricity Board. The loan is in the amount of USD 20 million, and Sida pays for the interest of the loan. Elektrifiering av ca 200 byar på landsbygden i Sri Lanka genom Ceylon Electicity Board. Lånet uppgår till USD 20 miljoner, och Sida betalar räntan på lånet. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 230000 -6621 230000 230000 Other 223379 Other SE-0-SE-6-71001804 Sweden Implementation of pilot for "holistic" development of long term capital markets in (East) Africa (EAC). Holistic approach to overcome hurdles for local capital accumulation directed at poverty oriented financing such as infrastructure and housing. Focus is placed on markets for non-government bonds. Positive effects will also follow for securities markets in a broader sense. Genomförande av pilotprojekt för "holistisk" utveckling av långsiktiga kapitalmarknaderna i (Öst) Afrika (EAC). Helhetssyn för att övervinna hinder för lokal kapitalbildning riktad mot fattigdom orienterad finansiering som infrastruktur och bostäder. Fokus ligger på marknaderna för icke-statliga obligationer. Positiva effekter kommer också att följa för värdepappersmarknaderna i en vidare bemärk Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional South of Sahara, regional Formal sector financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services Swedish support to ESMID was provided for implementation of project activities until December 2011. Unused funds were transferred via an Amendment to the ESMID Agreement no.7, to the new programme "East African Community Capital Markets Development", carved out of the capital markets component of the ESMID programme. The invervention has been completed (ref. Contribution Completion 2014-10-28) but remained open as it is linked to the "new" EAC Capital Markets programme. The EAC Capital Markets programme (ref 51000106) was finalized in July 2018, whereby the ESMID contribution now can be finally closed. The quality assurance and completion of ESMID was handled by the Swedish Embassy in Nairobi, which was respoinsible for all contributions linked to Sida´s regional development cooperation for Sub-Saharan Africa, before hand-over to the Swedish embassy in Addis Abeba in August 2016. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-71001804-7100180401 Sweden Implementation of pilot for "holistic" development of long term capital markets in (East) Africa (EAC). Holistic approach to overcome hurdles for local capital accumulation directed at poverty oriented financing such as infrastructure and housing. Focus is placed on markets for non-government bonds. Positive effects will also follow for securities markets in a broader sense. Genomförande av pilotprojekt för "holistisk" utveckling av långsiktiga kapitalmarknaderna i (Öst) Afrika (EAC). Helhetssyn för att övervinna hinder för lokal kapitalbildning riktad mot fattigdom orienterad finansiering som infrastruktur och bostäder. Fokus ligger på marknaderna för icke-statliga obligationer. Positiva effekter kommer också att följa för värdepappersmarknaderna i en vidare bemärk Sweden The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 20000000 20000000 3100000 0 20000000 3100000 20000000 0 43100000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 3100000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-71001804-7100180402 Sweden Implementation of pilot for "holistic" development of long term capital markets in (East) Africa (EAC). Holistic approach to overcome hurdles for local capital accumulation directed at poverty oriented financing such as infrastructure and housing. Focus is placed on markets for non-government bonds. Positive effects will also follow for securities markets in a broader sense. Genomförande av pilotprojekt för "holistisk" utveckling av långsiktiga kapitalmarknaderna i (Öst) Afrika (EAC). Helhetssyn för att övervinna hinder för lokal kapitalbildning riktad mot fattigdom orienterad finansiering som infrastruktur och bostäder. Fokus ligger på marknaderna för icke-statliga obligationer. Positiva effekter kommer också att följa för värdepappersmarknaderna i en vidare bemärk Sweden The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -808 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened opportunities for increased economic integration and trade Stärkta förutsättningar för ökad ekonomisk integration och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-71001951 Sweden Sida- EBRD Sustainable Municipal Technical Cooperation Fund. The objective is to decrease adverse environmental effects and improve management of natural resources, primarly through preparatory studies and capacity building support. The contribution is part of the "Environmental Billion", decided upon in 2006. Sida och EBRD fond för kommunal miljöinfrastruktur. Syftar till att minska miljöföroreningar och bättre nyttjande av naturresurser, framförallt genom förberedande studier och stöd för att stärka partners kapacitet. Delsatsning inom "Miljömiljarden", som beslutades om år 2006. n/a Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Urban development and management Other Multisector This intervention concerns two different trust funds that were established at the Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) and European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in 2006. A completion memo for the fund with NIB was completed in 2015, which means that this second and final completion memo only deals with the trust fund that was established at EBRD. The purpose of this trust fund was to finance technical cooperation activities in support of environment and energy efficiency projects in North West Russia. It was established in December 2006 and concluded in the end of 2018 Three projects and four separate assignments were financed from this trust fund during the implementation period, which included;* preparation of a feasibility study for a district heating project in Kaliningrad* monitoring of the implementation of the Kaliningrad water and wastewater project* assessment of energy savings in a district heating project in Vologda The annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation in 2014 led to a situation where EBRD was no longer allowed by its shareholders to inititiate new projects in Russia after mid 2014. This negatively affected the ability to make use of the financing made available in the trust fund. Therefore it was also not possible to finance the number of different assignments from this trust fund that were expected from the beginning. After 2014 no new assignments were financed from the fund, and after several years had passed without a change in the position of EBRD to finance new projects in Russia, it was finally decided by Sida to close this fund and to ask for a repayment of the unspent funds. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-71001951-7100195102 Sweden Sida- EBRD Sustainable Municipal Technical Cooperation Fund. The objective is to decrease adverse environmental effects and improve management of natural resources, primarly through preparatory studies and capacity building support. The contribution is part of the "Environmental Billion", decided upon in 2006. Sida och EBRD fond för kommunal miljöinfrastruktur. Syftar till att minska miljöföroreningar och bättre nyttjande av naturresurser, framförallt genom förberedande studier och stöd för att stärka partners kapacitet. Delsatsning inom "Miljömiljarden", som beslutades om år 2006. n/a Sweden NIB/Nordic Investment Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regional Dev. Bank Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 20000000 20000000 -985195 0 20000000 Regional Dev. Bank Other 20000000 Regional Dev. Bank Other -985194.55 Regional Dev. Bank Other Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Östeuropa: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-71001951-7100195103 Sweden Sida- EBRD Sustainable Municipal Technical Cooperation Fund. The objective is to decrease adverse environmental effects and improve management of natural resources, primarly through preparatory studies and capacity building support. The contribution is part of the "Environmental Billion", decided upon in 2006. Sida och EBRD fond för kommunal miljöinfrastruktur. Syftar till att minska miljöföroreningar och bättre nyttjande av naturresurser, framförallt genom förberedande studier och stöd för att stärka partners kapacitet. Delsatsning inom "Miljömiljarden", som beslutades om år 2006. n/a Sweden NIB/Nordic Investment Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regional Dev. Bank Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 10000000 10000000 Regional Dev. Bank Other 10000000 Regional Dev. Bank Other Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Östeuropa: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-71002062 Sweden The Swedish National Board of Trade Mentorship Program assists selected African governments implement and influence the World Trade Organization's Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) Agreement (which ensures that technical rules do not create unnecessary obstacles to trade). Kommerskollegium stöder utvalda Afrikanska regeringar implementera och påverka Världshandelsorganisationens (WTOs) avtal om tekniska handelshinder (TBT) (vilket försäkrar att tekniska regler inte utgör onödiga handelshinder). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations SE-0-SE-6-71002062-7100206201 Sweden The Swedish National Board of Trade Mentorship Program assists selected African governments implement and influence the World Trade Organization's Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) Agreement (which ensures that technical rules do not create unnecessary obstacles to trade). Kommerskollegium stöder utvalda Afrikanska regeringar implementera och påverka Världshandelsorganisationens (WTOs) avtal om tekniska handelshinder (TBT) (vilket försäkrar att tekniska regler inte utgör onödiga handelshinder). Sweden Övriga svenska offentliga förv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 1700000 2400000 2200000 0 2365637 0 2400000 1700000 0 0 2200000 -186916 2365637 8665637 Regering i givarlandet 1700000 Regering i givarlandet 2400000 Regering i givarlandet 0 Regering i givarlandet 2200000 Regering i givarlandet 2365637 Regering i givarlandet -186916 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-71002062-7100206202 Sweden The Swedish National Board of Trade Mentorship Program assists selected African governments implement and influence the World Trade Organization's Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) Agreement (which ensures that technical rules do not create unnecessary obstacles to trade). Kommerskollegium stöder utvalda Afrikanska regeringar implementera och påverka Världshandelsorganisationens (WTOs) avtal om tekniska handelshinder (TBT) (vilket försäkrar att tekniska regler inte utgör onödiga handelshinder). Sweden Övriga svenska offentliga förv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 220000 0 213312 220000 Mottagarlandets regering 65942.4 Mottagarlandets regering 127311.22 Mottagarlandets regering 20058.5 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-71002254 Sweden The objective is to promote sustainable customs modernisation through implementation of the WCO framework of Stadards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade (SAFE) by developing an effective, professional and transparent customs service capable of achieving an appropriate balance between the collection of satisfactory revenue, protection from illicit activity and facilitating trade. Projektet syftar till modernisering och effektivisering av tulladministrationer regionalt i Afrika söder om Sahara. De regioner som ingår i implementeringsfasen 2010-2012 är EAC, SACU, ECOWAS samt en bilateral komponent som blivit kvar från tiden innan den regionala relevansen för insatsen definierades. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Trade facilitation Trade Policies & Regulations SE-0-SE-6-71002254-7100225401 Sweden The objective is to promote sustainable customs modernisation through implementation of the WCO framework of Stadards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade (SAFE) by developing an effective, professional and transparent customs service capable of achieving an appropriate balance between the collection of satisfactory revenue, protection from illicit activity and facilitating trade. Projektet syftar till modernisering och effektivisering av tulladministrationer regionalt i Afrika söder om Sahara. De regioner som ingår i implementeringsfasen 2010-2012 är EAC, SACU, ECOWAS samt en bilateral komponent som blivit kvar från tiden innan den regionala relevansen för insatsen definierades. Sweden WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other multilateral institution Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 13000000 0 15000000 0 5200000 6000000 0 -173970 15000000 13000000 0 0 0 0 -1 6000000 5200000 -173970 1 39026030 Other multilateral institution 13000000 Other multilateral institution 15000000 Other multilateral institution 5200000 Other multilateral institution 6000000 Other multilateral institution -173969.6 Other multilateral institution SE-0-SE-6-71002254-7100225402 Sweden The objective is to promote sustainable customs modernisation through implementation of the WCO framework of Stadards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade (SAFE) by developing an effective, professional and transparent customs service capable of achieving an appropriate balance between the collection of satisfactory revenue, protection from illicit activity and facilitating trade. Projektet syftar till modernisering och effektivisering av tulladministrationer regionalt i Afrika söder om Sahara. De regioner som ingår i implementeringsfasen 2010-2012 är EAC, SACU, ECOWAS samt en bilateral komponent som blivit kvar från tiden innan den regionala relevansen för insatsen definierades. Sweden WCO CCF/World Customs Organization Customs Cooperation Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other multilateral institution Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 541380 122467 40000 232020 40000 Other multilateral institution 122466.89 Other multilateral institution 232020 Other multilateral institution 489548 Other multilateral institution SE-0-SE-6-71006904 Sweden Conditional loan to Swedfund for thier investment in shares in Amsco. Amsco develops private sector companies through education and giving managment support. The loan will be paid back to Sida when Swedfund sells their investment. Any return on shares will be paid to Sida. Villkorslån via swedfund för deras förvärv i AMsco. Amsco har i uppgift att utveckla privatsektorföretag genom att tillhandahålla ledningsresurser och utbildning. Lånet återbetalas sida när swedfund säljer sin investering. Avkastning betalas till Sida i det fall det uppstår. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Business Policy and Administration Business & Other Services SE-0-SE-6-71006904-7100690401 Sweden Conditional loan to Swedfund for thier investment in shares in Amsco. Amsco develops private sector companies through education and giving managment support. The loan will be paid back to Sida when Swedfund sells their investment. Any return on shares will be paid to Sida. Villkorslån via swedfund för deras förvärv i AMsco. Amsco har i uppgift att utveckla privatsektorföretag genom att tillhandahålla ledningsresurser och utbildning. Lånet återbetalas sida när swedfund säljer sin investering. Avkastning betalas till Sida i det fall det uppstår. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 6600000 5478213 0 0 108805 75336 56657 69005 611984 0 5400000 6600000 0 13000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 6600000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1400000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 4000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-71006904-7100690402 Sweden Conditional loan to Swedfund for thier investment in shares in Amsco. Amsco develops private sector companies through education and giving managment support. The loan will be paid back to Sida when Swedfund sells their investment. Any return on shares will be paid to Sida. Villkorslån via swedfund för deras förvärv i AMsco. Amsco har i uppgift att utveckla privatsektorföretag genom att tillhandahålla ledningsresurser och utbildning. Lånet återbetalas sida när swedfund säljer sin investering. Avkastning betalas till Sida i det fall det uppstår. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 75336 108805 0 78213 -1773 0 69005 56657 5113 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 262071 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -184839.19 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 479.8 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -4611.9 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 61839.76 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 46964.75 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13377.01 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 61958.52 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 56656.69 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 69005.18 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -1773.32 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-71400139 Sweden CGAP IV objective is to help build financial systems that work for people in poverty, with emphasis on building local, deposit driven markets. Focus: equitable and efficient financial markets. /dkelleci 2009.11.09 CGAP IVs syfte är att hjälpa till att bygga finansiella system som fungerar för människor i fattigdom. Särskilt betoning läggs på lokala marknader som bygger på bank insättningar. Fokus: jämlika och effektiva marknader./dkelleci 2009.11.09 Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services SE-0-SE-6-71400139-7140013901 Sweden CGAP IV objective is to help build financial systems that work for people in poverty, with emphasis on building local, deposit driven markets. Focus: equitable and efficient financial markets. /dkelleci 2009.11.09 CGAP IVs syfte är att hjälpa till att bygga finansiella system som fungerar för människor i fattigdom. Särskilt betoning läggs på lokala marknader som bygger på bank insättningar. Fokus: jämlika och effektiva marknader./dkelleci 2009.11.09 Sweden The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3000000 3000000 3000000 3000000 3000000 3000000 3000000 3000000 3000000 3000000 15000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 3000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 3000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 3000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 3000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 3000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-71400139-7140013902 Sweden CGAP IV objective is to help build financial systems that work for people in poverty, with emphasis on building local, deposit driven markets. Focus: equitable and efficient financial markets. /dkelleci 2009.11.09 CGAP IVs syfte är att hjälpa till att bygga finansiella system som fungerar för människor i fattigdom. Särskilt betoning läggs på lokala marknader som bygger på bank insättningar. Fokus: jämlika och effektiva marknader./dkelleci 2009.11.09 Sweden The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 17.13 - Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence. 17.13 - Öka den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i världen, bland annat genom politisk samordning och samstämmig politik. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -65512 -65512 -65512 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -65511.87 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-71500047 Sweden Cooperation between Sida and NEFCO for demonstration of energy efficiency and environmental improvements in Ukrainian distric heating utilities. About 10 municipalities will implement projects supported by Sida, max 3 MSEK per roject, linked to a loan from NEFCO, max 400 000 Euro.Sida support,30 MSEK, will enable investments of 8-10 MEuro, annual emissions reductions of 40 000-50 000 ton CO2. Samarbete mellan Sida och NEFCO för demonstrationsprojekt för miljöförbättringar och energieffektivisering i ukrainska fjärrvärmebolag. Ca 10 kommuner kommer genomföra projekt med stöd från Sida, max 3 MSEK per projekt länkat till lån från NEFCO, max 400 000 Euro.Sidas stöd,30 MSEK, möjliggör investeringar om 8-10 MEuro, årliga utsläppsminskningar 40 000-50 000 ton CO2. The DemoUkrainaDH programme was established in 2011 in cooperation between NEFCO, Sida and the Ministry for Regional Development, Housing, Construction and Municipal Services of Ukraine (Minregion) with the objective to implement demonstration projects for modern and energy efficient district heating in Ukraine. Initially the target was to implement 10 demonstration projects in different Ukrainian cities. In 2013 the programme was extended to include intotal 20 demonstration projects. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine District heating and cooling Energy distribution The DemoUkrainaDH programme was finalised during 2022, in accordance with what was agreed with Sida. The program has 12 completed projects and 10 cancelled/ rejected projects. To date, this allowed to achieve the annual reduction of 19,451 tCO2 emissions and 8,9 million m3 of gas consumption. Out of totally committed grant funds equal to 6,66 MEUR , the total amount of allocated grant funds is 3.28 MEUR (49%), whereas 3.38 MEUR (51%) is unallocated. By the end of 2022 the following results have been achieved: 1) Zhytomyr - renovated a district heating area by installation of new efficient boilers, introduction IHS and replacement of district heating pipelines. 2) Vinnytsia - decommissioned one inefficient boiler house, connected the heat load to an area with more efficient boilers and IHS in 11 residential buildings were introduced. 3) Oleksandria - installed new condensing boilers in a central heating substation (CHS), renovated district heating pipelines and installated a small scale CHP for production of the electric energy needed for the demand of the boiler house. 4) Kamyanets-Podilsky - installed 22 individual heating together with installation of new network distribution pump equipment, enabling variable flow in the heating system. Additional 8 IHS were contracted in the frame of available loan and grant. 5) Ivano-Frankivsk - decommissioned one boiler house and connected the heat load to another boiler house and IHS were introduced in the whole interconnected heating area. In total 38 individual heating substations. Additional 21 IHS were contracted in the frame of available loan and grant. These IHS were installed in another heating area. 6) Poltava - renovated a district heating area by installation of new efficient boilers, introduction of IHS and replacement of district heating pipelines. 7) Myrgorod - renovated a separate heating district located in the outskirts of the city, including replacement of outdated gas fired boilers, replacement of DH pipelines, and installation of IHS at houses. 8) Ternopil - Converted an existing gas-fired boiler to biofuel pellets and installed IHS to a fully demand driven 2-pipe DH system. 9) Chernivtsi - installed biofuel boiler and interconnected two heating areas. As a result, one boiler house with low efficiency gas boilers can be closed down. DH pipelines were replaced and IHS were installed in one of the interconnected areas to a fully demand driven 2-pipe DH system. 10) Berdychiv - electricity saving measures were implemented in different boiler houses, including replacement of pumps and fans. During implementation the supply and installation contract was supplemented with frequency converters for the motors with highest capacity. 11) Uman - biomass district heating generation at a remote district of the main DH system. Connection of all buildings to the upgraded network and replacement of up to 700 meters of DH main networks. 12) Mykolaiv - close-down of small gas-fired boiler houses, interconnection and change of DH pipeline routing. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-71500047-7150004701 Sweden Cooperation between Sida and NEFCO for demonstration of energy efficiency and environmental improvements in Ukrainian distric heating utilities. About 10 municipalities will implement projects supported by Sida, max 3 MSEK per roject, linked to a loan from NEFCO, max 400 000 Euro.Sida support,30 MSEK, will enable investments of 8-10 MEuro, annual emissions reductions of 40 000-50 000 ton CO2. Samarbete mellan Sida och NEFCO för demonstrationsprojekt för miljöförbättringar och energieffektivisering i ukrainska fjärrvärmebolag. Ca 10 kommuner kommer genomföra projekt med stöd från Sida, max 3 MSEK per projekt länkat till lån från NEFCO, max 400 000 Euro.Sidas stöd,30 MSEK, möjliggör investeringar om 8-10 MEuro, årliga utsläppsminskningar 40 000-50 000 ton CO2. The DemoUkrainaDH programme was established in 2011 in cooperation between NEFCO, Sida and the Ministry for Regional Development, Housing, Construction and Municipal Services of Ukraine (Minregion) with the objective to implement demonstration projects for modern and energy efficient district heating in Ukraine. Initially the target was to implement 10 demonstration projects in different Ukrainian cities. In 2013 the programme was extended to include intotal 20 demonstration projects. Sweden NEFCO/Nordic Environment Finance Corporation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NEFCO/Nordic Environment Finance Corporation Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 15000000 15000000 30000000 15000000 0 15000000 0 30000000 0 60000000 NEFCO/Nordic Environment Finance Corporation 15000000 NEFCO/Nordic Environment Finance Corporation 15000000 NEFCO/Nordic Environment Finance Corporation 30000000 NEFCO/Nordic Environment Finance Corporation Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Östeuropa: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-71500047-7150004702 Sweden Cooperation between Sida and NEFCO for demonstration of energy efficiency and environmental improvements in Ukrainian distric heating utilities. About 10 municipalities will implement projects supported by Sida, max 3 MSEK per roject, linked to a loan from NEFCO, max 400 000 Euro.Sida support,30 MSEK, will enable investments of 8-10 MEuro, annual emissions reductions of 40 000-50 000 ton CO2. Samarbete mellan Sida och NEFCO för demonstrationsprojekt för miljöförbättringar och energieffektivisering i ukrainska fjärrvärmebolag. Ca 10 kommuner kommer genomföra projekt med stöd från Sida, max 3 MSEK per projekt länkat till lån från NEFCO, max 400 000 Euro.Sidas stöd,30 MSEK, möjliggör investeringar om 8-10 MEuro, årliga utsläppsminskningar 40 000-50 000 ton CO2. The DemoUkrainaDH programme was established in 2011 in cooperation between NEFCO, Sida and the Ministry for Regional Development, Housing, Construction and Municipal Services of Ukraine (Minregion) with the objective to implement demonstration projects for modern and energy efficient district heating in Ukraine. Initially the target was to implement 10 demonstration projects in different Ukrainian cities. In 2013 the programme was extended to include intotal 20 demonstration projects. Sweden NEFCO/Nordic Environment Finance Corporation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NEFCO/Nordic Environment Finance Corporation 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -36186925 -36186924.8200000003 NEFCO/Nordic Environment Finance Corporation Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Increased access to fossil-free energy and improved energy efficiency. Ökad tillgång till fossilfri energi samt förbättrad energieffektivitet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-71900054 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP): "Electricity Distribution Management". Internationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP): "Electricity Distribution Management". Eldistribution. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Energy policy and administrative management Energy Policy SE-0-SE-6-71900054-7190005401 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP): "Electricity Distribution Management". Internationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP): "Electricity Distribution Management". Eldistribution. Sweden Grontmij A/S Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2438763 3759994 1844156 3658451 1690234 1011432 99622 2438763 3759994 944339 1844156 14502652 Other 2438763 Other 3759269 Other 725 Other 1219994 Other 624162 Other 889339 Other 55000 Other SE-0-SE-6-71900054-7190005404 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP): "Electricity Distribution Management". Internationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP): "Electricity Distribution Management". Eldistribution. Sweden Grontmij A/S Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1011432 1690234 2714112 35600 2714112 Other 520154 Other 904704 Other 0 Other 265376 Other 13641 Other 997791.25 Other 35600 Other SE-0-SE-6-72300470 Sweden A regional programme covering four years has been developed by RFSU in cooperation with LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) organisations in the South Asia Region. It aims to support civil society organisations in South Asia to improve rights and health including HIV situation for LGBT person in the South Asia region. 2008-2011 Ett regionalt program som omfattar fyra år har utvecklats av RFSU i samarbete med HBT (homosexuella, bisexuella och transpersoner) organisationer i södra Asien regionen. Det syftar till att stödja civila samhällets organisationer i södra Asien för att förbättra rättigheter och hälsa, inklusive hiv situation för HBT personer i södra Asien. 2008-2011 Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South Asia, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-72300470-7230047001 Sweden A regional programme covering four years has been developed by RFSU in cooperation with LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) organisations in the South Asia Region. It aims to support civil society organisations in South Asia to improve rights and health including HIV situation for LGBT person in the South Asia region. 2008-2011 Ett regionalt program som omfattar fyra år har utvecklats av RFSU i samarbete med HBT (homosexuella, bisexuella och transpersoner) organisationer i södra Asien regionen. Det syftar till att stödja civila samhällets organisationer i södra Asien för att förbättra rättigheter och hälsa, inklusive hiv situation för HBT personer i södra Asien. 2008-2011 Sweden RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 4000000 4000000 4000000 4597900 206684 -28167 -69248 4000000 0 4000000 4000000 -28167 0 -69248 4000000 16707169 Donor Country NGO 4000000 Donor Country NGO 4000000 Donor Country NGO 4000000 Donor Country NGO 4000000 Donor Country NGO -28167 Donor Country NGO -69247.7 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-72300470-7230047002 Sweden A regional programme covering four years has been developed by RFSU in cooperation with LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) organisations in the South Asia Region. It aims to support civil society organisations in South Asia to improve rights and health including HIV situation for LGBT person in the South Asia region. 2008-2011 Ett regionalt program som omfattar fyra år har utvecklats av RFSU i samarbete med HBT (homosexuella, bisexuella och transpersoner) organisationer i södra Asien regionen. Det syftar till att stödja civila samhällets organisationer i södra Asien för att förbättra rättigheter och hälsa, inklusive hiv situation för HBT personer i södra Asien. 2008-2011 Sweden RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 597900 0 206684 597900 Other 206684 Other SE-0-SE-6-72600819 Sweden ACBF supports capacity development in Africa (in about 40 countries)in the areas of public administration, civil society, researh institutions and parliaments. ACBF functions as a channel for and coordinator of capacity development support. ACBF stöder kapacitetsutvecklingsinsatser i Afrika (i ett 40-tal länder) riktade mot förvaltning, civila samhället, forskningsinstitutioner och parlament. ACBF fungerar som kanal och samordnare för stöd till kapacitetsutveckling. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-72600819-7260081901 Sweden ACBF supports capacity development in Africa (in about 40 countries)in the areas of public administration, civil society, researh institutions and parliaments. ACBF functions as a channel for and coordinator of capacity development support. ACBF stöder kapacitetsutvecklingsinsatser i Afrika (i ett 40-tal länder) riktade mot förvaltning, civila samhället, forskningsinstitutioner och parlament. ACBF fungerar som kanal och samordnare för stöd till kapacitetsutveckling. Sweden The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 30000000 0 0 0 0 30000000 0 30000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 30000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-72600819-7260081902 Sweden ACBF supports capacity development in Africa (in about 40 countries)in the areas of public administration, civil society, researh institutions and parliaments. ACBF functions as a channel for and coordinator of capacity development support. ACBF stöder kapacitetsutvecklingsinsatser i Afrika (i ett 40-tal länder) riktade mot förvaltning, civila samhället, forskningsinstitutioner och parlament. ACBF fungerar som kanal och samordnare för stöd till kapacitetsutveckling. Sweden The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 28540 0 28540 28540 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 12703.55 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 0 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8110 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 6001 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1725.35 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-72600934 Sweden Core support. Regional human rights organisation promoting HR through legal and judiciary reforms, HR education and training, research and documentation, as well as urgent appeals and protection programme for human rights victims, their families and human rights defenders. Organisationsstöd till regional MR-organisation i deras arbete att främjar HR genom juridiska och rättsliga reformer, HR utbildning, forskning och dokumentation, samt brådskande överklaganden och program för skydd för offren av Mr övergrepp, deras familjer och människorättsförsvarare. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-72600934-7260093401 Sweden Core support. Regional human rights organisation promoting HR through legal and judiciary reforms, HR education and training, research and documentation, as well as urgent appeals and protection programme for human rights victims, their families and human rights defenders. Organisationsstöd till regional MR-organisation i deras arbete att främjar HR genom juridiska och rättsliga reformer, HR utbildning, forskning och dokumentation, samt brådskande överklaganden och program för skydd för offren av Mr övergrepp, deras familjer och människorättsförsvarare. Sweden AHRC/Alrc Asian Human Rights Com Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 1750000 1500000 4750000 0 1500000 4500000 1500000 -38011 8000000 International NGO 1500000 International NGO 1500000 International NGO 1500000 International NGO 3000000 International NGO -38010.94 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-72600934-7260093402 Sweden Core support. Regional human rights organisation promoting HR through legal and judiciary reforms, HR education and training, research and documentation, as well as urgent appeals and protection programme for human rights victims, their families and human rights defenders. Organisationsstöd till regional MR-organisation i deras arbete att främjar HR genom juridiska och rättsliga reformer, HR utbildning, forskning och dokumentation, samt brådskande överklaganden och program för skydd för offren av Mr övergrepp, deras familjer och människorättsförsvarare. Sweden AHRC/Alrc Asian Human Rights Com Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 250000 250000 250000 International NGO 250000 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-72601197 Sweden The purpose of the support is to facilitate the achievement of equality between men and women in the SADC region through mainstreaming gender into all national and regional policies, programmes and activities, and adoption of positive measures to accelerate progress in this area. Syftet med stödet är att främja jämställdhet mellan män och kvinnor i SADC-regionen genom att mainstream jämställdhet i alla nationella och regionala policies, program och aktiviteter, samt antagande av främjandemekanismer för att accellerera processen inom detta område. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Southern Africa, regional Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-72601197-7260119701 Sweden The purpose of the support is to facilitate the achievement of equality between men and women in the SADC region through mainstreaming gender into all national and regional policies, programmes and activities, and adoption of positive measures to accelerate progress in this area. Syftet med stödet är att främja jämställdhet mellan män och kvinnor i SADC-regionen genom att mainstream jämställdhet i alla nationella och regionala policies, program och aktiviteter, samt antagande av främjandemekanismer för att accellerera processen inom detta område. Sweden SADC/Southern African Development Community, Secretariat Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SADC/Southern African Development Community, Secretariat Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 2000000 0 0 1300000 0 0 0 2000000 0 1300000 3300000 SADC/Southern African Development Community, Secretariat 2000000 SADC/Southern African Development Community, Secretariat 1300000 SADC/Southern African Development Community, Secretariat SE-0-SE-6-72601197-7260119702 Sweden The purpose of the support is to facilitate the achievement of equality between men and women in the SADC region through mainstreaming gender into all national and regional policies, programmes and activities, and adoption of positive measures to accelerate progress in this area. Syftet med stödet är att främja jämställdhet mellan män och kvinnor i SADC-regionen genom att mainstream jämställdhet i alla nationella och regionala policies, program och aktiviteter, samt antagande av främjandemekanismer för att accellerera processen inom detta område. Sweden SADC/Southern African Development Community, Secretariat Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SADC/Southern African Development Community, Secretariat Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -786113 -786113.99 SADC/Southern African Development Community, Secretariat Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-73000620 Sweden Tech Ass program (MEPR) financed by the Poverty and Environment Fund (PEF). PEF is a facility to improve work within the ADB. MEPR has 4 main outputs:(i) increased environment mainstreaming in ADB projects; (ii) subprojects supporting poverty reduction and improvement in living conditions; (iii) increased knowledge management in ADB (iv) adequate management and administration of the fund. Tekniskt stöd (MEPR) som finansieras genom "Fattigdoms- och miljöfonden" (PEF). PEF är en facilitet för att förbättra arbetet inom ADB. MEPR har 4 mål: (i) ökat miljötänk i ADB-projekt; (ii) subprojekt som stödjer fattigdomsminskning och förbättrade levnadsförhållanden; (iii) förbättrad ledning genom (miljö)kunskap inom ADB (iv) adekvat ledning och administration av fonden. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-6-73000620-7300062001 Sweden Tech Ass program (MEPR) financed by the Poverty and Environment Fund (PEF). PEF is a facility to improve work within the ADB. MEPR has 4 main outputs:(i) increased environment mainstreaming in ADB projects; (ii) subprojects supporting poverty reduction and improvement in living conditions; (iii) increased knowledge management in ADB (iv) adequate management and administration of the fund. Tekniskt stöd (MEPR) som finansieras genom "Fattigdoms- och miljöfonden" (PEF). PEF är en facilitet för att förbättra arbetet inom ADB. MEPR har 4 mål: (i) ökat miljötänk i ADB-projekt; (ii) subprojekt som stödjer fattigdomsminskning och förbättrade levnadsförhållanden; (iii) förbättrad ledning genom (miljö)kunskap inom ADB (iv) adekvat ledning och administration av fonden. Sweden AsDB/Asian Development Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AsDB/Asian Development Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 0 5000000 5000000 5000000 0 0 500000 -1853026 5000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 -1853026 13646974 AsDB/Asian Development Bank 5000000 AsDB/Asian Development Bank 0 AsDB/Asian Development Bank 5000000 AsDB/Asian Development Bank 5000000 AsDB/Asian Development Bank -1853025.95 AsDB/Asian Development Bank SE-0-SE-6-73000620-7300062002 Sweden Tech Ass program (MEPR) financed by the Poverty and Environment Fund (PEF). PEF is a facility to improve work within the ADB. MEPR has 4 main outputs:(i) increased environment mainstreaming in ADB projects; (ii) subprojects supporting poverty reduction and improvement in living conditions; (iii) increased knowledge management in ADB (iv) adequate management and administration of the fund. Tekniskt stöd (MEPR) som finansieras genom "Fattigdoms- och miljöfonden" (PEF). PEF är en facilitet för att förbättra arbetet inom ADB. MEPR har 4 mål: (i) ökat miljötänk i ADB-projekt; (ii) subprojekt som stödjer fattigdomsminskning och förbättrade levnadsförhållanden; (iii) förbättrad ledning genom (miljö)kunskap inom ADB (iv) adekvat ledning och administration av fonden. Sweden AsDB/Asian Development Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AsDB/Asian Development Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 500000 0 0 500000 0 0 0 500000 AsDB/Asian Development Bank 500000 AsDB/Asian Development Bank SE-0-SE-6-73000736 Sweden The Swedish International Biodiversity Programme, SwedBio, has developed a programme that will promote globally strategic follow-up actions to the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MA). The support includes 18 MSEK over the period 2006-2008, an additional 6 MSEK for the period 2007-2008 and 4 MSEK for an extension for 2010. 5. The Swedish International Biodiversity Programme, SwedBio, har utvecklat ett program för stöd till uppföljning av Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MA).Stödet inkluderar 18 MSEK för perioden 2006-2008, ytterligare 6 MSEK för perioden 2007-2008 samt 4 MSEK i en förlängning för 2010. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-6-73000736-7300073601 Sweden The Swedish International Biodiversity Programme, SwedBio, has developed a programme that will promote globally strategic follow-up actions to the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MA). The support includes 18 MSEK over the period 2006-2008, an additional 6 MSEK for the period 2007-2008 and 4 MSEK for an extension for 2010. 5. The Swedish International Biodiversity Programme, SwedBio, har utvecklat ett program för stöd till uppföljning av Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MA).Stödet inkluderar 18 MSEK för perioden 2006-2008, ytterligare 6 MSEK för perioden 2007-2008 samt 4 MSEK i en förlängning för 2010. Sweden SwedBio Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 6000000 6000000 6000000 4000000 6000000 -849798 6000000 -3673459 6000000 4000000 22000000 University College Research Other 6000000 University College Research Other 3000000 University College Research Other 3000000 University College Research Other 1000000 University College Research Other 5000000 University College Research Other 4000000 University College Research Other -3673459 University College Research Other -49284 University College Research Other 49284 University College Research Other -849798.24 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-73000736-7300073602 Sweden The Swedish International Biodiversity Programme, SwedBio, has developed a programme that will promote globally strategic follow-up actions to the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MA). The support includes 18 MSEK over the period 2006-2008, an additional 6 MSEK for the period 2007-2008 and 4 MSEK for an extension for 2010. 5. The Swedish International Biodiversity Programme, SwedBio, har utvecklat ett program för stöd till uppföljning av Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MA).Stödet inkluderar 18 MSEK för perioden 2006-2008, ytterligare 6 MSEK för perioden 2007-2008 samt 4 MSEK i en förlängning för 2010. Sweden SwedBio Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3000000 3000000 3000000 3000000 6000000 University College Research Other 3000000 University College Research Other 3000000 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-73000865 Sweden The Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management, Quick Start Programme. SAICM is a policy framework to promote chemical safety around the world. Its overall objective the achievement of the sound management of chemicals throughout their life cycle so that, by 2020, chemicals are produced and used in ways that minimize significant adverse impacts on human health and the environment. Quick Start Program is a fund to kickstart developing countries. Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Mana (SAICM) är en internationell, icke bindande, överenskommelse. Syftet är att bidra till att kemikalier hanteras på ett säkert sätt . Målet är att 2020 ska kemikalier hanteras på ett sätt så att hälsa och miljö inte skadas. Quick Start Program (QSP) är ett program för att u-länder ska komma igång med kemikaliearbetet.www.saicm.org "SAICM Quick Start Programme" var en tidsbegränsad förvaltningsfond (Trust Fund) som startades 2006 och avslutades i december 2019 och som administrerades av FN:s miljöprogram UNEP. Målet med programmet var att "stödja initial kapacitetsuppbyggnad för en hållbar kemikaliehantering och genomförandeaktiviteter i utvecklingsländer, minst utvecklade länder, önationer och länder med övergångsekonomier". Medel tilldelade programmet användes för att finansiera projekt i länder som syftade mot att uppnå  en förbättrad kemikalie- och avfallshantering i enlighet med den den globala kemikaliestrategin: "Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM)". SAICM är ett internationellt policyramverk som antogs 2006 för hantering av kemikalier och avfall. Till skillnad från ett antal relaterade konventioner som behandlar enskilda kemikalier och avfallsfrågor tar SAICM alltså ett helhetsgrepp.  En process är inledd för att ta fram en nya agenda för kemikalier och avfall: "SAICM Beyond 2020". Den processen är försenad på grund av Covid-pandemin och förhandlingarna om ett nytt globalt ramverk för kemikaliehantering förväntas återupptas under 2023. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection "The Quick Start Programme Trust Fund" har sedan starten 2006 till dess att utvecklingsfonden stängdes för nya ansökningar i oktober 2015, mobiliserat ett kapital på USD 47,9 miljoner. I detta belopp ingick cirka USD 38,1 miljoner i bidrag från fondens 24 givare, varav SEK 49 miljoner från Sida, samt USD 9,8 miljoner i bidrag (finansiering och/eller i natura) från de organisationer som genomförde projekten. Fonden avslutats den 31 december 2019. En utvärdering publicerades i september 2015 som visade på många goda resultat. Däremot konstaterades att det ofta förekommit förseningar i projekten, att sekretariatet var underbemannat och att genderfrågor inte behandlades i tillräcklig utsträckning.   Fonden beviljade medel till 184 projekt i 108 länder, varav 54 i de minst utvecklade länderna och i små önationer: 40 länder i Afrika, 30 länder i Asien-Stilla Havsregionen, 28 länder i Latinamerika och Karibien, samt till 10 länder i Central- och Östeuropa. Ansatsen i de flesta projekten byggde på samarbeten mellan flera olika aktörer och där hälso- och miljörisker kopplats till kemikalieanvändningen i samhället: Resultaten som uppnåtts kan sammanfattas i tre kategorier: (1) Sammanställande av baslinje-information: Nationella profiler; Gap och situationsanalyser; Analyser av hälso- och miljöstatus; Behovsanalyser; samt epidemilogiska studier av förgiftningsincidenter i 16 länder på den Afrikanska kontinenten. (2) Nationella workshops och utbildningstillfällen: Vägledningar för att genomföra och följa upp kemikaliekonventionerna på nationell nivå; Övervakning av hälsoeffekter i samhället; Framtagande av vägledningar och träningsmoduler för jordbrukare; Säkerhetsinformation, vägledningar till fackföreningar som arbetar inom kemikalieindustri eller med kemikaliehantering. (3) Nationella genomförandeplaner: färdplaner; Nationella SAICM riktlinjer; Genomförandeplaner på nationell nivå av SAICM-strategin; Planer för att hantera och förebygga olyckor i kemikaliehantering.       No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-73000865-7300086501 Sweden The Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management, Quick Start Programme. SAICM is a policy framework to promote chemical safety around the world. Its overall objective the achievement of the sound management of chemicals throughout their life cycle so that, by 2020, chemicals are produced and used in ways that minimize significant adverse impacts on human health and the environment. Quick Start Program is a fund to kickstart developing countries. Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Mana (SAICM) är en internationell, icke bindande, överenskommelse. Syftet är att bidra till att kemikalier hanteras på ett säkert sätt . Målet är att 2020 ska kemikalier hanteras på ett sätt så att hälsa och miljö inte skadas. Quick Start Program (QSP) är ett program för att u-länder ska komma igång med kemikaliearbetet.www.saicm.org "SAICM Quick Start Programme" var en tidsbegränsad förvaltningsfond (Trust Fund) som startades 2006 och avslutades i december 2019 och som administrerades av FN:s miljöprogram UNEP. Målet med programmet var att "stödja initial kapacitetsuppbyggnad för en hållbar kemikaliehantering och genomförandeaktiviteter i utvecklingsländer, minst utvecklade länder, önationer och länder med övergångsekonomier". Medel tilldelade programmet användes för att finansiera projekt i länder som syftade mot att uppnå  en förbättrad kemikalie- och avfallshantering i enlighet med den den globala kemikaliestrategin: "Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM)". SAICM är ett internationellt policyramverk som antogs 2006 för hantering av kemikalier och avfall. Till skillnad från ett antal relaterade konventioner som behandlar enskilda kemikalier och avfallsfrågor tar SAICM alltså ett helhetsgrepp.  En process är inledd för att ta fram en nya agenda för kemikalier och avfall: "SAICM Beyond 2020". Den processen är försenad på grund av Covid-pandemin och förhandlingarna om ett nytt globalt ramverk för kemikaliehantering förväntas återupptas under 2023. Sweden UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 15000000 15000000 15000000 4500000 15000000 15000000 15000000 4500000 49500000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 15000000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 15000000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 15000000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 4500000 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme SE-0-SE-6-73000865-7300086503 Sweden The Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management, Quick Start Programme. SAICM is a policy framework to promote chemical safety around the world. Its overall objective the achievement of the sound management of chemicals throughout their life cycle so that, by 2020, chemicals are produced and used in ways that minimize significant adverse impacts on human health and the environment. Quick Start Program is a fund to kickstart developing countries. Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Mana (SAICM) är en internationell, icke bindande, överenskommelse. Syftet är att bidra till att kemikalier hanteras på ett säkert sätt . Målet är att 2020 ska kemikalier hanteras på ett sätt så att hälsa och miljö inte skadas. Quick Start Program (QSP) är ett program för att u-länder ska komma igång med kemikaliearbetet.www.saicm.org "SAICM Quick Start Programme" var en tidsbegränsad förvaltningsfond (Trust Fund) som startades 2006 och avslutades i december 2019 och som administrerades av FN:s miljöprogram UNEP. Målet med programmet var att "stödja initial kapacitetsuppbyggnad för en hållbar kemikaliehantering och genomförandeaktiviteter i utvecklingsländer, minst utvecklade länder, önationer och länder med övergångsekonomier". Medel tilldelade programmet användes för att finansiera projekt i länder som syftade mot att uppnå  en förbättrad kemikalie- och avfallshantering i enlighet med den den globala kemikaliestrategin: "Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM)". SAICM är ett internationellt policyramverk som antogs 2006 för hantering av kemikalier och avfall. Till skillnad från ett antal relaterade konventioner som behandlar enskilda kemikalier och avfallsfrågor tar SAICM alltså ett helhetsgrepp.  En process är inledd för att ta fram en nya agenda för kemikalier och avfall: "SAICM Beyond 2020". Den processen är försenad på grund av Covid-pandemin och förhandlingarna om ett nytt globalt ramverk för kemikaliehantering förväntas återupptas under 2023. Sweden UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -471726 0 -471726 0 0 -471726 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme -471726.2 UNEP/United Nations Environment Programme Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-73000914 Sweden Support aims to strengthen the Eastern Africa Grain Council (EAGC) as an institution and to fund key programs in its strategic plan focusing on three broad areas: enhancing the capacity of farmer organizations to link producers to markets; building market institutions that serve the vulnerable; and, improving the enabling environment to facilitate markets. Support aims to strengthen the Eastern Africa Grain Council (EAGC) as an institution and to fund key programs in its strategic plan focusing on three broad areas: enhancing the capacity of farmer organizations to link producers to markets; building market institutions that serve the vulnerable; and, improving the enabling environment to facilitate markets. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations SE-0-SE-6-73000914-7300091401 Sweden Support aims to strengthen the Eastern Africa Grain Council (EAGC) as an institution and to fund key programs in its strategic plan focusing on three broad areas: enhancing the capacity of farmer organizations to link producers to markets; building market institutions that serve the vulnerable; and, improving the enabling environment to facilitate markets. Support aims to strengthen the Eastern Africa Grain Council (EAGC) as an institution and to fund key programs in its strategic plan focusing on three broad areas: enhancing the capacity of farmer organizations to link producers to markets; building market institutions that serve the vulnerable; and, improving the enabling environment to facilitate markets. Sweden EAGC/Eastern African Grain Council Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 5500000 10000000 0 2361723 331726 0 2000000 10000000 5500000 0 0 18193449 Dev. country based NGOs 5500000 Dev. country based NGOs 4999999.9900000002 Dev. country based NGOs 4999999.9500000002 Dev. country based NGOs 2000000 Dev. country based NGOs SE-0-SE-6-73000914-7300091402 Sweden Support aims to strengthen the Eastern Africa Grain Council (EAGC) as an institution and to fund key programs in its strategic plan focusing on three broad areas: enhancing the capacity of farmer organizations to link producers to markets; building market institutions that serve the vulnerable; and, improving the enabling environment to facilitate markets. Support aims to strengthen the Eastern Africa Grain Council (EAGC) as an institution and to fund key programs in its strategic plan focusing on three broad areas: enhancing the capacity of farmer organizations to link producers to markets; building market institutions that serve the vulnerable; and, improving the enabling environment to facilitate markets. Sweden EAGC/Eastern African Grain Council Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 331726 0 361723 114258.54 Other 247464.8 Other 0 Other 112256.41 Other 219469.4 Other SE-0-SE-6-73000934 Sweden The renewed Swedish Sector Budget Support to the Burkina Faso Drinking Water and Sanitation Programme aims at helping the Government of Burkina Faso pursue its efforts to reach the MDGs goals regarding access to drinking water and sanitation for both rural and urban population of the country. The Swedish contribution will be used for the implementation of the following activities: - Improving access to drinking water in rural areas: construction and rehabilitation of water infrastructure using an approach that guarantees the sustainability and equity of water supply system in a process of integrated management of water resources; - Improving access to sanitation in Rural areas : implement actions to address the infrastructure gap and remove barriers to sanitation development using an approach that encourages people to invest in sanitation infrastructure building, operation and maintenance; - Coordinating and supporting the governance of the sector through : human resources development, technical and logistical capacity building of central and decentralized water administration, the communes, as well as and the civil society (NGOs, associations). It is expected that by the end of 2015, the access rate to drinking water will reach 67% in rural areas and 89% in urban areas against 63,5% and 86% in 2013. Regarding sanitation, the access rate shall move from 6% up to 12% in the rural areas and from 30% to 40% in the urban areas. In addition to that, water governance shall improve at communal levels thanks to a more decentralised approach to the programme implementation. However, some weaknesses are still noticed regarding regarding the financial management of the programme, the quality of the infrastructure and the ownership of the programme by basic stakeholders, namely the communes and the water users associations. Sida has in consultation with the other donors required the Government to develop and implement an action plan to improve the programme financial management as well as the ownership of the infrastructure by the beneficiaries. In addition to that an external evaluation of the quality of the infrastructure shall be established. In order to make sure that this will happen, the disbursement of the Swedish contribution is planned to be disbursed in single tranche of twenty (20) Million SEK as soon as the agreement is signed, upon request forom the Government as stipulated in the agreement. Att: Sverige ingår avtal med Burkina Faso för genomförandet av dricksvatten- och sanitetsprogrammet under 2014 och 2015; Att: Ett SEK 20 miljoner tildelas från budgetkonto 155.001 Burkina Faso för att finansiera programmet 2014-2015; Att: Chargé d'affaires Margareta Kristianson på uppdrag från Sida undertecknar avtalet med Ekonomi-och finansministeriet, Burkina Faso, i enlighet med det bifogade utkastet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burkina Faso Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Water Supply & Sanitation Administrative Costs of Donors General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: PN-AEPA is implemented within the framework of sectoral budget support. In the rural areas, the intervention consists of three components : - A component called “a united intervention framework” that the aim is to obtain an efficient and effective management of water and sanitation in rural areas, to create a favourable environment for the construction and maintenance of the water and sanitation infrastructure and provide a sustainable water and sanitation service. - A component to build infrastructure for drinking water including the construction of modern water points, simplified drinking water supply networks, autonomous water posts, replacement of manual water pumps and reparation of some of the existing water infrastructure. - A component to build infrastructure for sanitation through the construction and rehabilitation of public and household latrines and sewage systems. The sector benefits a result based budgeting. Due to inefficient procurement by projects, there has been a decrease in the rate of budgetary absorption over the past 3 years.The level of performance during the year 2015 is quite satisfactory. The rate of implementation of sectoral measures and actions is 75%, 09 measurements are fully implemented on 12 measures. The overall financial implementation rate of measures and actions is 76.7% or 681 102 857 SEK spent on 887 487 142 SEK62 provided. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-73000934-7300093401 Sweden The renewed Swedish Sector Budget Support to the Burkina Faso Drinking Water and Sanitation Programme aims at helping the Government of Burkina Faso pursue its efforts to reach the MDGs goals regarding access to drinking water and sanitation for both rural and urban population of the country. The Swedish contribution will be used for the implementation of the following activities: - Improving access to drinking water in rural areas: construction and rehabilitation of water infrastructure using an approach that guarantees the sustainability and equity of water supply system in a process of integrated management of water resources; - Improving access to sanitation in Rural areas : implement actions to address the infrastructure gap and remove barriers to sanitation development using an approach that encourages people to invest in sanitation infrastructure building, operation and maintenance; - Coordinating and supporting the governance of the sector through : human resources development, technical and logistical capacity building of central and decentralized water administration, the communes, as well as and the civil society (NGOs, associations). It is expected that by the end of 2015, the access rate to drinking water will reach 67% in rural areas and 89% in urban areas against 63,5% and 86% in 2013. Regarding sanitation, the access rate shall move from 6% up to 12% in the rural areas and from 30% to 40% in the urban areas. In addition to that, water governance shall improve at communal levels thanks to a more decentralised approach to the programme implementation. However, some weaknesses are still noticed regarding regarding the financial management of the programme, the quality of the infrastructure and the ownership of the programme by basic stakeholders, namely the communes and the water users associations. Sida has in consultation with the other donors required the Government to develop and implement an action plan to improve the programme financial management as well as the ownership of the infrastructure by the beneficiaries. In addition to that an external evaluation of the quality of the infrastructure shall be established. In order to make sure that this will happen, the disbursement of the Swedish contribution is planned to be disbursed in single tranche of twenty (20) Million SEK as soon as the agreement is signed, upon request forom the Government as stipulated in the agreement. Att: Sverige ingår avtal med Burkina Faso för genomförandet av dricksvatten- och sanitetsprogrammet under 2014 och 2015; Att: Ett SEK 20 miljoner tildelas från budgetkonto 155.001 Burkina Faso för att finansiera programmet 2014-2015; Att: Chargé d'affaires Margareta Kristianson på uppdrag från Sida undertecknar avtalet med Ekonomi-och finansministeriet, Burkina Faso, i enlighet med det bifogade utkastet. Sweden Government of Burkina Faso Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 14000000 26300000 39000000 38500000 20000000 0 26300000 20000000 14000000 38500000 0 39000000 137800000 Mottagarlandets regering 14000000 Mottagarlandets regering 26300000 Mottagarlandets regering 39000000 Mottagarlandets regering 38500000 Mottagarlandets regering 20000000 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-73000934-7300093402 Sweden The renewed Swedish Sector Budget Support to the Burkina Faso Drinking Water and Sanitation Programme aims at helping the Government of Burkina Faso pursue its efforts to reach the MDGs goals regarding access to drinking water and sanitation for both rural and urban population of the country. The Swedish contribution will be used for the implementation of the following activities: - Improving access to drinking water in rural areas: construction and rehabilitation of water infrastructure using an approach that guarantees the sustainability and equity of water supply system in a process of integrated management of water resources; - Improving access to sanitation in Rural areas : implement actions to address the infrastructure gap and remove barriers to sanitation development using an approach that encourages people to invest in sanitation infrastructure building, operation and maintenance; - Coordinating and supporting the governance of the sector through : human resources development, technical and logistical capacity building of central and decentralized water administration, the communes, as well as and the civil society (NGOs, associations). It is expected that by the end of 2015, the access rate to drinking water will reach 67% in rural areas and 89% in urban areas against 63,5% and 86% in 2013. Regarding sanitation, the access rate shall move from 6% up to 12% in the rural areas and from 30% to 40% in the urban areas. In addition to that, water governance shall improve at communal levels thanks to a more decentralised approach to the programme implementation. However, some weaknesses are still noticed regarding regarding the financial management of the programme, the quality of the infrastructure and the ownership of the programme by basic stakeholders, namely the communes and the water users associations. Sida has in consultation with the other donors required the Government to develop and implement an action plan to improve the programme financial management as well as the ownership of the infrastructure by the beneficiaries. In addition to that an external evaluation of the quality of the infrastructure shall be established. In order to make sure that this will happen, the disbursement of the Swedish contribution is planned to be disbursed in single tranche of twenty (20) Million SEK as soon as the agreement is signed, upon request forom the Government as stipulated in the agreement. Att: Sverige ingår avtal med Burkina Faso för genomförandet av dricksvatten- och sanitetsprogrammet under 2014 och 2015; Att: Ett SEK 20 miljoner tildelas från budgetkonto 155.001 Burkina Faso för att finansiera programmet 2014-2015; Att: Chargé d'affaires Margareta Kristianson på uppdrag från Sida undertecknar avtalet med Ekonomi-och finansministeriet, Burkina Faso, i enlighet med det bifogade utkastet. Sweden Government of Burkina Faso Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 205233 318317 318317 0 205233 523550 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1794.26 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 203438.65 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 318316.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-73001016 Sweden The Nile Equatorial Lakes Subsidiary Action Program (NELSAP) is an investment strategy program within the frame work of NBI. Sweden and Norway have agreed to financially support a 2-year second phase of the three River Basin Projects in the Nile Equatorial Lakes Region namely; the Mara (between Kenya & Tanzania), Kagera (Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania & Uganda) and Sio-Malaba-Malakisi (Kenya &Uganda) river basi NELSAP arbtar inom Nile Basin Initiative för att utveckla planer för vattenresursförvaltning och investeringar inom vattenkraft och bevattning. Sverige hanterar även Norges bidrag till projektet som ger stöd till de tre avrinningsområdena för floderna Mara, Kagera och Sio-Malaba- Malakisi. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Water resources conservation (including data collection) Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation SE-0-SE-6-73001016-7300101601 Sweden The Nile Equatorial Lakes Subsidiary Action Program (NELSAP) is an investment strategy program within the frame work of NBI. Sweden and Norway have agreed to financially support a 2-year second phase of the three River Basin Projects in the Nile Equatorial Lakes Region namely; the Mara (between Kenya & Tanzania), Kagera (Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania & Uganda) and Sio-Malaba-Malakisi (Kenya &Uganda) river basi NELSAP arbtar inom Nile Basin Initiative för att utveckla planer för vattenresursförvaltning och investeringar inom vattenkraft och bevattning. Sverige hanterar även Norges bidrag till projektet som ger stöd till de tre avrinningsområdena för floderna Mara, Kagera och Sio-Malaba- Malakisi. Sweden NBI/Nile Basin Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other multilateral institution Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 15845367 14052563 1402070 -5865105 -8587118 22800000 0 21000000 0 25434895 Other multilateral institution 21000000 Other multilateral institution 22800000 Other multilateral institution -8587117.75 Other multilateral institution SE-0-SE-6-73001016-7300101603 Sweden The Nile Equatorial Lakes Subsidiary Action Program (NELSAP) is an investment strategy program within the frame work of NBI. Sweden and Norway have agreed to financially support a 2-year second phase of the three River Basin Projects in the Nile Equatorial Lakes Region namely; the Mara (between Kenya & Tanzania), Kagera (Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania & Uganda) and Sio-Malaba-Malakisi (Kenya &Uganda) river basi NELSAP arbtar inom Nile Basin Initiative för att utveckla planer för vattenresursförvaltning och investeringar inom vattenkraft och bevattning. Sverige hanterar även Norges bidrag till projektet som ger stöd till de tre avrinningsområdena för floderna Mara, Kagera och Sio-Malaba- Malakisi. Sweden NBI/Nile Basin Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other multilateral institution Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2722013 -8747438 -5154633 0 -5154633 Other multilateral institution -8595367 Other multilateral institution 8595367 Other multilateral institution -8747437.5 Other multilateral institution 2722013 Other multilateral institution SE-0-SE-6-75000455 Sweden Research network in small-scale livestock-based sustainable farming systems in the Mekong-region including universities and research institutes in Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and Thailand, with SLU as Swedish cooperating partner.Support to MSc- and PhD-training, networking and a research fund. Forskningsnätverk inom småskaligt husdjursbaserat jordbruk i Mekong-regionen, som inbegriper universitet och forskningsintitut i Kambodja, Laos, Vietnam och Thailand. SLU är svensk samarbetspart. Stöd ges till utbildning på PhD- och MSc-nivå och en forskningsfond. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Agricultural research Agriculture SE-0-SE-6-75000455-7500045501 Sweden Research network in small-scale livestock-based sustainable farming systems in the Mekong-region including universities and research institutes in Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and Thailand, with SLU as Swedish cooperating partner.Support to MSc- and PhD-training, networking and a research fund. Forskningsnätverk inom småskaligt husdjursbaserat jordbruk i Mekong-regionen, som inbegriper universitet och forskningsintitut i Kambodja, Laos, Vietnam och Thailand. SLU är svensk samarbetspart. Stöd ges till utbildning på PhD- och MSc-nivå och en forskningsfond. Sweden Nong Lam University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5990000 7290000 5490000 5190000 5190000 7290000 5990000 5490000 23960000 University College Research Other 3000000 University College Research Other 2990000 University College Research Other 3645000 University College Research Other 3645000 University College Research Other 2745000 University College Research Other 2745000 University College Research Other 2595000 University College Research Other 2595000 University College Research Other Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-75000455-7500045502 Sweden Research network in small-scale livestock-based sustainable farming systems in the Mekong-region including universities and research institutes in Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and Thailand, with SLU as Swedish cooperating partner.Support to MSc- and PhD-training, networking and a research fund. Forskningsnätverk inom småskaligt husdjursbaserat jordbruk i Mekong-regionen, som inbegriper universitet och forskningsintitut i Kambodja, Laos, Vietnam och Thailand. SLU är svensk samarbetspart. Stöd ges till utbildning på PhD- och MSc-nivå och en forskningsfond. Sweden Nong Lam University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 4510000 4710000 4510000 3310000 4510000 3310000 4710000 4510000 17040000 University College Research Other 4510000 University College Research Other 4710000 University College Research Other 4510000 University College Research Other 3310000 University College Research Other Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt